New York Daily Herald from New York, New York • 12

Yale and Princeton Teams Playing tor the Championship. three thousand spectators. 4 Drawn Battle After the Roughest Contest on Record. Tho grtat cbamolonebip match of football between Jteamnot Yale en. been looked lorward to by all tofmjUb.

three thousand Uie coIors of Tin Li ud a red of tb.aew? though The gro Rawing made It late ra.B.^'helre flrm -omewhrt Hofi anU a half, clfflcult. Hwas or foriy llv? used wa, the usual oblong Rugby. black orange I breeches and orange stockings. Hall or black Wnee shirts covered with or difficult to rota.a a Arm. canvas, that hfuo oapa, blue shirts.

I bold. Yale's fifteen and kbk andblao, the latter color lorm.ng the itOCklUgS. KKAUV. rcadv!" the reieroe at twenty-lour min4'All rciayi liaVlOK WOU tDO utcH to ibrct, and wind bmng in bor took tho lavor. )ale.

01 Captain 1" now called out tne reie magutlleeni the baU Jer. kick-off. "ending tb caught it. and, boing jeyroen goal, WH plMed alike lightning tackled by the oluo Yttl0 oon. to one went dowu lu i bunch, eentrated and I "JJ" bCrlniroago.

"It was beauiilul.1 tad lor tho opening looted una the ''li'. Wnen to another and wb.epereUj and tbe orauge and black an waK bodies unwound tftemjelvee i obtamcd rfent bounding away possesion uut l'rincetouM xpmiiors ward ibe enemy territory, 8uiid still three tackled neap. A writhing or lour onugo wire lb0 ua.l, tuen of men lor a momen woro in.gllog they were on their i leattier fji dangerous forl'ew. Captain Dodge, proximity to 1 rluc" instantly to ibe to tho emergency, hla courage aud his plucky play iuat In Down L-ult waJ the eflort they went in the eoitj. t0 get tonchod down lor sufet iumpon aoroM nn not 10 as tie blues' right laid out, but breast, and lor quickly.

lho i he that reicree was bngain motion. I wan fouL to west it wtnt booming. over the fleW om east lhcr)). Tuere wcro tumDKs uoien, and Dodge charges were made iud ui(j gympa. Ihompson Kick and the orange iads thlzcrs yelled rjbl i jj Mogt woVk waa ln tSrcentre of ibe field, of this ibrcaicncd to break bones, wnon, alter a tackle tnai loalher) rushins Stevens, of Princeton, wuo charged lilm, toward ale goal, no tnel 'vcl together.

and both went 0 he soou lost it, trom the east hands ol his comrade Camp, ball whiizing into ho hands maB who mccessinliy off their feet, he shot twitching aud seourod a touchacross ho Koai line 1 rmcoton au down lor Yale, worU, lighting lor counting, the SPCured the ball Whon lor another touch-down, and mado a dasu aud Yale got Ibe ol it aud Baker mined fighting. behind carriages, dusned across 1 rinceton line f0j loolc. and. Thompson, aidtnibim, i reCil3 rrinceion in their way as cblu skipped after them, aud in. rusn (wo car were tumbled ove with nmazumeni at riages, whose occupantsI)De(j taker's progress the tuasliogmen.Prinoe fcboul me play, very prettily.

Theo a a cetting tho oest winch ended not the poiut and W. 11 Claim by cx. recognized. uf moir territory to cellent -ent out ol in tbe co ire ol thcM to dentd at the th fcseemed within their V'k for kick! tackle lor tackle an.l scrimgrasp. met kick tor bim, wai DCVer Blien Wageiorscrimm.ige I (iuuJ anywhere.

Old pi exclaimed, ''The tho recklessness or tbe men aou anJ Tnomp. hottest game ever here, aud son, ol sr I'nnceton, earned glory Dodge, Mc.Nair and Bauasa lbe CODlmol the lor their -ide. One bCrtrnin captain, again floid wound up with Dodge, tne or a nit i bavmg the wmd knocked bBcollVlnued toon resiored, and, palo ma(l0 a loug kick playfng. Harding, ol well Into tlio down the field, send.ngtUo oat bur uackg enemy's but Do 8 assistauce Irom worked it back, and then UOjrncRs to rusbcrs, got tne bail 11 lo Ht.na buck. Yale's goal.

Vale i knew to ibe bail, "4 saiety. 1'he batue now ol Yaie touched duwu lor n(1 Uirdinjj ugain raged lunousiy in aio in touching down. Tho sought roiuge for the clever blu? shirt bah was instantly sent out ana ho couliJ Jo Harding snowed bis bigger bretbr. SHSfeteeu mtnuies was very acceptable. IIOTTKH AND HIirtRK.

When lbs teams reappeared they changod sides, ami Cutis, of Princeton. kicked oil, and id hq instant there was rough work near Vale's Sharp piaylog sent. Ibe ball Into the centre of the field, mid In a metre big Knos, of i'rlucotou. was brought down by little Harding, ot Yale, tn a maimer that made hundreds laugh. No soouer was the ball again in motion tbuu Thompson, of Yale, obtained it, and running on the east side oi the fioid- liko a quarter horse readied woli luto Princeton's territory, but the Jersey lads finally stopped Tneu orange piled upon Thompson in great numbers, and it looked as it they would squeeze Ilia lilo out, but they didn't, and in a second utter being let up he was ag ksn at it.

Minor, of Princeton, gelling terribly pushed at this Jdncture, saved bia alue by touchiug down lor safety; but he played contrary to rule, and tho point was not allowea, when Lamb, 01 Yale, m.ide desperate rush lor glory, end, though fighting three Princeton mas, obtained auolher fair touchdown tor Yale, ter.oud of the game. Again in motion I'rinceton secured the leather, but could not get It far away from their goal line, and, un assault hy Yale's rushers, Mc.Nair touched down lor 1'rinceton's sulety. At the orange braves got tho ball in the centre ol the field, aud they seemed comparatively Dodge, by a iimgutlieeul long kick, sent the ball to Irviug, and he, dashing through Yale's half bucks, ran several yards before beiug stopped. He was brought down by a necklock that stood bint on tils head, after scrimmage now occurred at mo west end of tbo field, Dodge, McNulr and Cults, of Priucotou, fighting maulully, and Camp, Wurta. Harding and 'Iruiiibuii maintaining ineir reputation tor pluck and daring.

Finally Camp hizztfU Iho ball into the Jersey territory by a splendid kick, but Dodge sent It back, and Vi'urts, ol tho blues, getting It. just lilted tho leather by kick three-quarters the length ol the grounds. his avo tho blues a cbauee to Uo their work in Princeton's quarters, and they played so desperately that Has frightened end again touched down lor The orange lads uidn't like their position, rfley" thought it looked squally, aud so played with all the energy ibey jwsseHsed. Cutis essayed still another safely touch, but it was declared loul. 'l'ben tho ball was over on the cost side ot tbo but in a moment alter toe oraoge territory was still again invaded, and the assaults ol tbu blues so terrific that Culls touched for safety.

It seemed the only refuge Of the Jersoymen at Ibe time. A KOVUR WIXPW0 nr. Timo was now short, and without prejudice It could bo satH that of the two teems Yale was less exhausted. Princeton had done nobly and Yule appreciated iL Yale had her who held thorn in great respect. The judge of I'rinceton held his walcli in hie hand.

Yale's judge told thu blues tlisl but lew minutes remained. I'p aud down went the bull, aud down and up went the players. Messrs. Thompson, Trumouil and Camp, of tne blues, by pretty piay had the leather ip l'rlncetou's lour niinutes from thu time of calling tbo game. Cutis again touched dowu tor the safety ol tho Jerseywen, and then getting the ball in the'centre of ibe Held by concentrated work, there were tumbles and neck locks and Devonshire wrestling, one urauge lad going clear over tlie head ot bluo.

"one imuuto wore," shouted the Jersey Judge, and Pmcetou fought nmgniflcenily on ttio defensive. A kick, a catch, a run and a tumble, with Ysle in possession of the ball and two very muddy Ateei peel ing curiously toward the referee, aud was called. The great gamo ot football with over and the retail a ar.iw. Had not tne agreement been that touch-downs should not count Yele would have secured the victory, under the rule, her iwo poiuta In thu particular Would bare been sufficient. Tbo great crowd leu the field wondering when they Would see another aneli gune.

Goals? Yale, Princeton, ik Princeton. 0. Tutu h-dowus lor sa.ety?Yale, Princeton, ft. 1'riiiceion, 10. Field kicks, 10; fount, U1; scriinmsgos, '-'5.

My. IV. K. Ulgelow, '77, was Yfele'sjudge. Mr.

0. Kousele, '70, acted lor PrincetoD, and Mr. IV. N. Klbort, Trinity college, wai agreed upon referee.

A DRAG HUNT. THE QUEENS COUXTT HOUNDS ON A GOOD EIGHT-MILE SPIN ACROSS THE COUNTRY. Lady Gay Spanker knew wtiat the wax talking about wneu iho told iir lUrcourt Courtly that ihore wa? liariuony la the chorus of a weil-tratued puck of I ox in KnaUnJ the sport 11 glorious and enlists tbe sympathies of tbe highest, uti'l tbe lowest. Jn Ireland tbe mad excitement levels all grades, nod placos tbe shauuhraun in tbe saius rial of tho cliusc as (bo squire, II bo is only woll mounted. In America tax bunting has yet to make Its way into tbe very ucuri ol popularity, to attain which object tbe gentlemen ol tbe Queens County Hunt uro doing nil tbeir power.

Good horses, spirited chases, when foxes are to bo had, ana hunts, either drag or genuine, twice a week aro moans adopiod by them. They have invariably dono their best, and the good results ol their efforts wore visible yesterday. GOING TO THE MBIT. It was generally unuersiood by tbo farmers and gentry In tbo vicinity of Garden City that tlio inoel was to boat New Casiol Wood, which is lour miles east of Garden City. Karly In tbo morning many gentlemen and one lady, habited for a spin across tho country, bad come Irorn New York, and about noou Hood upon tho veranda ol tho hotel tbe merits of tho steeds to be ridden, tbe probabilities of a good bunt and tho wcatliur.

Ibo latter could not liavo been more favorable if it bad been made to order. Thero was it thin crust of frost upon the grouud, and though tbo northwesterly wind waa uomewiiat keeu and searching It was not loo cold lor healthful exorcise in ordiuury riding costume. The air was clear and tho suu's rave were rapidly thttwiug the and moistening it tuuuitii to retain a seen admirably. From tbe hotel to tho stables the bunting party weut shortly after mitiuuy, and no soonor wore all in tuu saddle titan Ihoy started lor tho rendezvous. Now Cassel Wood.

Most of the gentlemen wore lops, cords or buckskins aud were well mounted. The lady's steed was particularly noticeable, various points aloug tho rood spectators arrived in wagons, rocKaways, buggies aod gigs, aud, lulliug into lino beluud tuo equestrl am, loruiod quite a picturesque xpcciacte. Ino route to the wood was across the marvellously levol moor surround- i lug tiaracn City. On ibo right wus ibo kennel; straight alidad tho trysllng place. Tbo cavalcade ol humeri led the column, wtiicb aught huve been easily taken I for a huge party of traders crossing tflc flams in modern equipages under tho gindaiico of geuileinuuly scouts.

Trotting quietly forward in tbo centre of his pels, whoso tails curled up witn dongul, me huiitsjnau was bailed with friendly greetings as ho crossed tiie lino and mudo directly for New Wooj. Shortly afterward everybody arrived and exchanged salutations. In tho upon glide ou tho skirls of inn wood dozens ol conveyances laden with men aud women pad already assoinbled. Young rustics on farm horsos ouo ou pacer which uiadoiueif to brcali lulo a gallop when urged with whip aud spur; outers on cobs, bucks, nails and sturdy roadsters were curveting, loping and cantonng about, uniting lor Iho dogs to be put on tho scout. i'bero wuro noma oud looking lu tho group.

One fellow, with only a bridle and a saddle cloth, bestrodo a heavy plough horso, which did not seoin capable ol travelling luster than live miles au hour. The was long, lean and lanky. Ills legs dangled lar bolow the sides of his Uuccpliulus, lor stirrups bad he none, aud ho su ung a heavy rope's oud about in a most vicious manner whcucver ho wnuted to urge his beast to greater spoed. lll'ST. Alter a brief delay the tmtiiomcii, the only persons tn scarlet coats, remounted their uua drovo ttio pack into the umber to llnil tho scout.

Tua dogs uosud and smiled around ju every direction lor noout three mi no its, when the leader yelpeii his discovery and id a second tlio wbolo pack wcrfe on the scent bounding away to tho eastward with nose to earih anil tall on end. The horsemen followed in it twinkling. Firit Hie huntsmen in scarlet, tben the bluck coats were seen fluting through. tn? wood, ihe pace was us last as could bu nfade In this somewhat difficult last, Indeed, lor soaie 01 ilia ambitious vouiu, wno pluuged luto the cnuso headlong at tuo llrst cry of tliu dogs. Many now turned out on the roau 10 avoid jumps, which were many ami difficult.

The bunt now separated into two hunters and the spectators. Tho former, about twenty iu all, followed the scarlet coat ol the huntsman, stuck to bis dogs witu clear grit; the latter took ibo road skirting the course of tuo chase to Ihu best of their judgment. From tbe contagion of lox liuot 110 human do I ne is irec. It spfoud to tao men and women in the wagons, who wauled to outstrip tlio horsemen if they could. They lashed their in a Irenzy, and drovo them at a gallop over the rough, uuovou surface ol tlio plain and road to tlio eastward, whither they Iclt sure mo fox was runniug.

"i'Uit lost Ay! the fox!" wae ejaculated. "Wno saw hlui?" "Winch way did he go?" No answer oxccpt that to tho evo by tne rue nud tail ol red and bluck coats in the' Hold's beyoud as ttioso who wore toeiu leaped a fence and rushed across tne field altor the houuds to the next ono. "There tney go! Look out! They are coming out on tho Hicksviile tno driver .1 spanking team leading tho vehicles, each of which is now striving to be nrsi to iiicksvil'e. "Ay, sure enough, here they is shouted oa all sides, as tlrb dogs uro secu making lor the fence loading into the road. "No, by ove! cuss has ooublea on thera end is going ofT to tho north," sang out "Uncle Jack," a well known character iu Garden City, and away lit tbe opposito direction slioot the packed riders after the quarry; bat here and there one ot them drops back, dlsmouuts and tguominousiy tikes dowu tbo rail a leuce, whictt lear or tho knowlodgo of his horse's weakuoss forbade bitn to jutup.

The trim little flguro the only lady riding 111 the lleld is seen side by side Willi the best o( tho men. Again, the cliasc swerves to the oastward, then to tlio northeast and into tho glen, where the riders are bidueu Irom tlio spectators altogether. Kutuing remains lor these now but to hurry along the road winch leads to thul point ol tho compass. So away at tlio top of thoir speed they go. Meanwhile tho gallant huntsmen are laithlully lollowiug tho hounds over a difficult and somewhat daugcrous plcce ol couulry, o'erloaptng fences and riding at a furious puce.

"Iho according to the huntsmen, "Is very last." Away to 'tho nuiiheasi, past West bury, In a semicircular courso go tho bound', aud now arc on tbolr way to Joricno, crossing fanes, dikes and railway tracks. The scent lies well and strong, and the dogs han follow it at tbo top of speed. In an hour tney have run over a course which, from tho starting point, straight as tho crow flies, would measure eight miles. No serious accidents have happened so far, and tho Hold is well up with tbo Tho dogs outer a wood ouo mile cast of Jericho, and tho riders fjllow. Ten minutes later tbe sweaty, teaming teams drawing the vehicles come at a gailop up the turnpike, aud as they reach the skirts ot the wood the hounds and huntstnuu oaiurge from It.

followed by the laughing, hrigbt-oycd and mddy-cheeked riders. "Have you caught the lox soon?" is breathlessly demanded by a luty in a "Yes! oil, yes!" is the good natared reply, got tno "Ha Iia! Wo all did. "Now, Mr. was there really a foxf" Is poutiugly put by tbu lair inquirer. "No.

There really Was no lox!" "Obi How firovoking! Was it ooly drag hunt?" "It was only a drug hunt, but a dcuced good one." Ton was letting tno cat, or rather tho seod, out of tuo bag, wlnctL bad bm-n drawn over tho grpund ear in tuo morning. A good natured laugh was indunceu iu ail rouud, aid tho unnters and spectators, dohghted with the day's sport, returned to Garden City tbe order iu wnich thoy Had sot out lor New Cassei Wood. BOXING IN BKOOKLYN. Arthur Sellick, of this city. and Nathan Allen, of Broelclj 11, both young lads, met In a irlendly glovo coolest lor $25 a side, In the rear of a saloon ou Court street, in the latter cny, at huo hour on Friday night.

Sevornl frituUH ol both purltes were present ami excliutiged hois on their lavnrites. The laUs were very oveuly mulched und did luoro wrestling than boxing. Alter lighting lor hall un hour, during; which neither received any hid bruises, the roioree declared It uruwu battle ami decided all bets oil. lie uid ko ou the urouud that do niiVauluge hud boon guinea by latr boxing. llugu LSriody, of Columbia street, and James Kelly, of Atlantic avenue, butli ul whom lutonued to be present, hut wcro not nhlu to llud tun place, decided drowu their disappointment by boxing lor tlio drinks in the collar ol a liquor saloou near the City Hail.

A number of their IricndH accompanied tnein to me cellar to soo i ho pummelling. Iho contentaiiiei were both under tho influence ol liquor. Notlilug 11ko the lormulu ol tho ring wn? obsei ved, and alier a short corneal, luring whicn both became ungry mid kicked aud rolled over ouo another un tho dirty coiliriluor, they were separated. AN ATHLETIC VfEKTAINMENT. The (wenty-fiist uuutvrrtiary of I'rotoitaor J.

Wood's Gymnasium, East Twenty-etglfth Rtreot, waC priately celourated laat uight by au Imeretiiug athIdle entertainment. Mr. J. 1). MosKenger exlilbliod dlan club Juggilug; Messrs reiiDell, liurnton, Parmly and ive dumb b.

II prscllco; Lynch and Doylo had a collar and elbow match fur a prize, which was won by the former; Murphy and Ilainliu collar ami eluow; Captain Nrevolla and Dclurek had a Hue engagement with the lolls. Tim gentlemen guve each other many inferential kicks and culTs hi 100 French method of pmlomimo sparring called "La KaraiteProfessor Miller had a tough setto at the gloves wuh an amateur; Masters booth and Williams wrestled Urieco Komau fashion for a prizo which Booth won, amid much- applause. I'roioinor Woo and Mr. Childa put on the gloves carh oilier; t'ruiesior Juddand Jack Krawlcy followed in tho same practice; so also did Prolesaor McClellan und an uiu.it> ur, the latter proving a heavy hitler. An engagement with tho Mugle slicks and a glove match between the two heroes uad Uoliuh" terminated Ihe night's lun.

A large audience, among whom wero many wel known ceatiemeo, witness -a sport, liACING AT NEW ORLEANS. THIRD DAI Of TIIK WJNTfcB MEETING OF THE louisiana JOCKEY C.KXEltAL PHILLIPd AND JANET T1IB WINNERS. Nkw Oklbaxs, Deo. 8, 1877. Tbe thtnl clay's racing ol ihu winter mectiug ol (lie Louisiana Jockey Club was very good Tbe weather cool, yet pleasant, but track still iicuvy from the lata ami tbo attendance was Three were first a hurdle raco ol two miles, over hurdles; tlie second a ilasb of a mile and three-quarters, ao i tne third mile beats, best tbroj in Ova THK HRST HACK was lor tbe club purie $300; handicap burdle race; to tbo first, $75 to tbo second and $25 to ibe third; two inilcs, over eight hurdles.

Tbe race yras won by lteitdiug, with Toupiu second and Port i.eonard third, Dick Adams, Lain bay and Jnu Itinton. Tluie, In the ou tbe track Port Leonard sold lor Lambuy lor $15, Redding lor $15 aud tbo Held lor $10. J'orl Leonard came iti very lamo. TUK SKCO.VU HACK was lor all ages, purse $300, uue mile and threequarters, ana was woo by General Phillips by four lengths, Vermont second and Bull and lllue third, beating Aunt Betsy, Hi Lockliu and Jim Hlnton. Time, i'ools on tbe Phillips.

jo, Bull Mnd Blue, $13; Vermont, $10; Ilia Held, $11. General Phillips led irom tlio atari, to tbo finish. Till: THIRD MAC a was lor a club ol $500, luilo heats, best throe in live. Janet was ike winner lu tbreo straight heats, Martlosecond, Ballu Barclay third and Kilbuiu fourth, ime, on tbe track allor the llrst Ivuburu, $35; the IU-11, f30. Alter ino second lauet, $100; lie $37.

Tbo loiluwicg are SL'XUARIhS. Louisiana Jockbv Mr.kti.vo?Third ukluank, J'kc. Club purse $300, handicap hurdio race; f'J'iO to second and $25 to (bird. Two miles, over eirfht hurdles. A.

K. Kicbard's c. Bedding (5), by Harry ol tbe Weal, dam by Joe 1 Mr. c. Toupiu (4), by Pilgrim, dam by Liluatic 'J Mr.

b. g. l'ort Leonard (agod), oy Voucuur? Prunella 3 Bii Auatus, Latnbay and Jim llintou also rati, 1 line, S.oik purso, $300, for Ml ages; to lirsi, $75 to second and $25 to third. One inilo uud three-quarters. Mr.

Puililps' cb. c. General Pbilltos (3), by iina dam La l'olku 1 Larry liart's b. c. Voriuont (3), by Virgil, nam Nannie Butler Carr Co.

's b. 1. Bull nnd Bluo, by War Dance? Balloon 3 Aunt Betsy, Briidainante, 11. Locklui ana Jim Hintou not placed. Time, 8amu Race.

Cluo Parso $500, for nges; $400 lo'llrs'l, $1U0 to second; mtlo hoats, best tnrec in live. J. A. uriiistead'8 br. 1'.

Janet (4), by Lightning? Kolpie. 1 1 1 Mr. Pickwuli's blk. u. riiarilo (5), by West Worth 3 2 2 Mr.

Lilly'sb. Bello Barclay (4), by Pban.ton? Capitoia 3 4 4 Mr. Mediation's on. h. Killburu (0), by 4 3 3 Time, 8ai.k%ok cools on racks.

Tools wero sunt to-night ou 'Monday'3 races as First race, Howard Slalccs? Grinstcnd, $25; 1). F. Keuuer, $25; Mary $20; Fred Bico, $20; Momentum, $10; Jim Ball, Uonmo Second racc, Consolation l'urso, one $30; Beilo lslo, $25; Littlu tiis, $12; Oily Gammon, $11; Belle Barclay, l'llton, $7. Ihird race, lour miio Martins, $100: Tenpin, $10. CREEDMOOR.

The weather being very Doe yesterday Tor tbo season a number matches were expected to coaic off at Creerimoor, bat tho only oue tested was that of the liisb-American Rifle Club. Tbe conditions only to members ol the cluo; distances, 300 600 yarili; any rifle within tbe rules; sporting weapons handicapped eight points over all; ten rounds, with tbo prlvl-. lego of two shots at both position, standing ut tbe lirst, und any, witbout urtilljial rest, flt (be socond. The badgo to bo won tbroo nines before becoming the fiersonal properly of tho iritiner. Captain si K.

Knceland took the prlso on a kcoru of 6'J points; bcrgeant NVnrd made 75 points sporting rillo ana came lu second. With yesterday's sbootlng tbo sport may be looked npon as euded'till next spring. A COCK FIGHTER CAGED. William Hamilton, ibo proprietor of the cockpit la Centro street, New Lots, Kings county, was tried before Judge goinlct' suit a Jury, at tho Sixth District Court of Brooklyn, yesterday. Hamilton's place waa raidod on Thanksgiving night by Mr.

Borgb'a officers, assisted by tbe who capLured at that timo fighting cocks and nil tbe paraphernalia ot regular cockpit. Hamilton ana seven other persons arrested in the place. Mr. Borgb and Mr. K.

T. Gerry appeared lor tho prosecution and Mr. Towns, ol Brooklyn, lor tlie defendant. The pit, cocks, gaffs and scalos were produced in Court ns eviacnr.u sua proved strong witnesses (or iho people. Mr.

Gerry ra.ido a strong appeal to the jury to Und a verdict lor tho prosecution. Ho was followed by Mr. Tow us lor the defence. Alter a short charge by the Judge tbe easo was given to th-j jury, who retired. In a few minutes they returned with a verdict ol guilty.

Hamilton was then sentenced to tbe i'oniieutlary tor two months. All ihoa property captured is confiscated to the society under tiio Laws ot 1875, chapter 97. Tbe birds will be decapitated and sent to some poor family. M'DERMOTT STABBING AFFRAY. Ex-Judge Troy made application boforo tbe Brooklyn City Court, Judge Reynolds presidios, yesterday afternoon for the admission ol James McOermott to bail.

Tho prisoner is In tbe Raymond Streot Jail on tbe cbargc of bavlng stabbed Charles A. Kamaden. A ccrtillcaio from tbo surgeon In attendance on tbo Injured man, at the City Hospital, wis presented to the Court, netting forth that Ramsden Is out of duuger. The certificate was dated Docember 0. District Attorney Brittou strongly opposed tbe motion, and said that he had a certificate ot the same data Irom another physician aiucbeu to tho Hospital staff, In which was stated ih.it the panect was cot out ot danger, and that he waa helpless and un.tble to movo or speuk.

Judge Reynolds said he would not upon ihe case until thero was a more satisfactory st itomont presented. Tbe motion will bo ronewed on Tuesday next. A RIDE AND ITS RESULTS. Edmund T. Blalr.ey, a lawyer, living at No.

Fort Greene place, Brooklyn, aud Mr. Cyrus Wyokoff, of So. 9 Wust Twenty-first street, Una city, after gettlug through somo real estata business to their tuttusl satlsiactlon on Thursday alternoon, took a coach and started ou a tour around town. Tlicy stopped at number ol drinking saloons, among tbo rest at a place called "Tho Studio," In Sixth avenue, near Twentieth street. AJter loavlng there Mr.

Biainey remembers nothing till ho found himself sitting In coach in iront of a notorious doa in Greene street, and Lis watch aud chaiu, valued at f'-5U, missing. In a short tuna alter his discovery bis friend Mr. Wyckofl' camo In sight in company with ihe coachman, both ol them having been at 'it neighboring saloou imbibing. With tbe ol Officer Murphy, ol ibo Eighth precinct, tho watch and chain were soon unearthed, it being lound, so it is stated, in an ashbox under the atoup ol tho house lu iront of winch the couch was standing. A woman living next door told the oflioer that sho suw twu girls belonging to tbo bouse go into the coach while Mr.

Blainey's friend and the coachman wore away. Lixxle Martin and Annie Dooiey. two young wome i ol qiu-stlonablo reputation, wero arraigned Morgan yosierday ou a oar go ol stealing tbe watch and chain and were committed lor oxainmatton. 1IEAVY PENALTY FtfU contempt. Iu tho mil of Mary l.oulso Slinmotiila against Kdwsrd tJuumoads, for divorce, ponding beioro Judge Dyktnan, o( tins Court, at Whim 1'lains, tba dolco'iant bad boon interdicted lroin parting with his real estate ill) tie luid scoured payment of coriain altmooy to Ibe plain Itlt Nevertheless, the defendant transferred piece oi real estate at Yonkers to the wlte oi his lawyor, T.

Mitchell Tyng, who Is a louof Kev, Stephen II. 'l'yng. Lawyer Tyng was arraigned lor contempt for poruiiitiug ilio transit r. to made, and Judge Dvktuiia ud.ludgml and determined that "tbo rights ol Mrs. Mmnmnds have boon nclealed, impaired, Impeded nn I prejudiced to tho extent ol ordered as a a line of 10 tie paid to Mrs.

Sunnionos, or lor Mr, Tyug to go iiito Whim I'laini Jail lor six tuontha. Yesterday Mr. brother, Horrlf, who la also it lawyer, appeared before Judge Uykiuao and naked for a may on the writ for cooieuipt till nn nppril could ba lakon on It to tbo Term, but Una wna relaxed. An order for resettlement in tho was grantod, however, and on this, it is bolieved, an appeal may bo ikeii to tbo General Term, and thai meanwhile Komo other Supreme Court pisttce wilt relieve Mr. Tyng (ruin tbo operation ot Judge Dvkuian'a writ lor eontempi.

vital statistics. During the pint week thero wore reported In tblf city 418 430 births and 192 marriages. OCEAN STEAMERS. dates or yhoh ickw yokk thr or MKCRHltKK AMI JAM'AKY. I lopia China trreeoe I Mute of Cimbria t'itv ot KU-limond Celt 13 i 'alif'ornia Idaho Cltv of Slate ul Caiaiul tiejlert Kthiopia (iermauic i'tfvut A liana Wyoming Hoc hum.

I anuria Bolivia Less Ameriquo Ore Dec DecDec Dec Dec Dec I'ttC Dec I Dec Dee Dec Dec Dec Dee I Dec 1 Dec Dec I Hue Dec DeDec I I an uu hiveroool ilavre London i I Live Liverpool." Ill Kotteniam. London Havre Liverpool Ilavre 2H Broadway 7 Bowling tireon I Howling tireon 7'i Broadway 172 Broadway Broadway Broadway 17 Lroadwny 7 Bo cireen 'jm Broadway 4 Bowling t'ireen lr? Broadway 72 Broadway Broadway Broadway 7 Bowling tireon tirceu Ji road way 73 Broaciwav 17 Bowling (ireen I'JD Hro idwav 4 Bowling tirecn IBioadwav Broadway 7 Bowliug iireen Bowlitit; tireon 'J9 Broadway I (irocn itfl Broadway Broadway ALMANAC FOB NEW DAY. KU.V AXD MOOX. I HIGH WATKR. Sun risen 7 12 Islam! eve 11 4ft Sun 4 33 I Snidy 11 03 Moon sola.

evo 9 08 Hoi I Gate mora 1 St WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. Njew York, Dec. 8-Noon. Tlio time bull of the Western I'nlon Telegraph Company (by standard tim of the United.States Naval Observatory at asniugtoD) was to-day dropped two sccoud fust. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC.

8, 1877. ARRIVALS. KKTOKTKD BY THE tilt KALI) tsTKAM VACUTA AND HKRALD WUITK8TOXK TKLKOKAl'H LINK. Steamer Stato of Virginia (Br). Moodie, Olasiow Not 23 And Lame Slid, Willi luiiie passeug.rs to Austin Baldwin ic Co.

Iln.I strong titles; Dec 6, 30 Int. An, passed it iwo-nmne i schooner rigged steamer, Imuiid miles ot daudjr Monk, steamer Main ot Nevada (Bri, lujnce lor (J 1 a.now 2iH) tulli's of do. steamer Wleiund lor Hamburg: 24') inilus li of do. a lloiterdam steamer, bound 8th, .1 I'M, 8 utiles nl Klro Islnnd. iiassitd pilot boat II A-plnwall.

No 21, with both mauls koiio, in tow of pilot boat Thomas No Kteiunor tJny of Witshinvton, Tlmmorinan, Doc 3, with and pt.sen^or. to Alexandre Kent. Meanior (Jim riurneii. Uheenemao, Savann.th 3 dayit, with mdse to (ton Vonise Mi-amcr Santiago di Cuba, Crowell, Charleston 3 daya, with nidso tn.las ijulniurd Co. steamer Allieuiarle, lilbbs, l.owea, Del, with indie to the Old Dominion Ste unship Co.

i'ltul Jones (uow. I.2."i8 tons), Jacobs, Ualtimoro Dee 1. iu to Suiter Liivermorn. iiarK (irant (Nor), Kloreuaa, I.oitli nl days, with coal to Henham 'lioyesHii. Hark Deodata (Nor), Audermin, Coruniiu 40 days, in bnllast, tn Kunch.

Kil.ve Co. Hark (iiterrera (Itul), Kusso, Lisbon 37 days, in ballast, to I.nurn, Sinrev A Co. Hark Cuiseppiiia 0 (ltal), Kussn, Naples 4S days, In ballast, to Kenham Hoylosen. 1'assnd t.Jilir.tltur Nov 3. Kennedy, SpjtuldiuK.

Cadis 33 with wtues, Ac. to John Zittlavin. Had stro-ii; NW eales. I tinriiiicy (of Huston), Small, St Jago 2S days, with sunir to Miller llnnuhton. Brig Wapiti (Hri, Suitth, Mata izas HI with sugnr toitind.V llincken.

Dee I. in the Hull Stream, bad a heavy NNW gain, with heavy head suits, lasting 4 days, Ilrlir Nickels, I eteis, Caibiirien 1" days, with sugar to Cebitllos: vessel to Marcus Hunter A Co. Dec 35 ten 7.r?, passed tho wreck of a waterlogged schooner, wttli both masts gone close to the deck, iu a position to passing Sclir rotosi, Curtis, I'rogres 21 days, with horns, Ac. to Tlieband Bros. Win 11 days of llatleras, with lieavy to NK Kales; lost both jibs and sustained oilier damage.

Captain rrjfiirts that In an experience nl 21 years at sea lie never enc Mniien-d such weather us he had alter passing Nor 22. lat 23 31). Inn 84, John Batege. seaman, a native of tie Verd Islands, fell overboard Rnd was drowned; lowered it boat and searched for him lull without 28th. lat 35 50, Ion 74, spoko whaling scltr Admiral Blake, of Marlon.

r-clir li NVillc11k, Darton, Tarapico via Hampton Boads days. wlili hides, Ac. to Tbebatid Bros; vesml to A Nov 2s. hal a heavy NW to WNW kuIc. lasting to DeeU; oil tank; 4, no lat, Ac, spoke brig Silas Martin, from Tnxnan for New fork.

30 out. requested a xupplv ol provisions and oil from her but reported being short. I'ut into Uaninton for a supply hud airi'UB WNW smco; was days of Sclir Hattle Smith (of Ncwburyport). Emorton, May. nzuei 21 flays, tvith to WiMleui Irouglass; vua.sel to Waul.orir A Co.

Di 4, off passed a dismasted schooner, waterlogged and abandoned (probably Eveline, beinre roported). Schr Jessie Carll, Underhiii. Island 15 day a. with aait to Prniston Oo: vessel to Weubarg U. Schr Joshua A lirlndle (of l1 reethy, St Jagn 27 days, with sugar to A Welsh: veiiel to Winchester A Co.

Nov JO, lat 20. Ion 75. had a heavy NNE gale, lasting and sprung foremast head. Schr Thi's Smith, Hand, Bt uinwick, Ga with naval atores to DalUr. Potter lo Overton HawSchr Eleanor, Squires, Georgetown, SC.

4 with naval stores to iTurlbnrt A Co. Schr It Clements, Pierce, Sclir A Cranmer, Jouus, ileorjretown, DO. Sclir (IF Hilton, Connor, Gooruetown. DC. 8chr Henry I'carce, Baltimore.

Schr Rodney IVrker, Parker, Bnltlmore lor New Haven. Sebr Favorite, Snuth. Philadelphia fir Plymouth. Schr Estelle Day, Tracey. Philadelphia for Savt Haven.

Onrnst, Kelly. Philadelphia lor Norwich. Schr Charlie Willie. Gonitis, Philadelphia lor arren. PASSED THROUGH 11KLL, GATE.

BOUND COUTH. Steamer City of Xew Bedford, FUh, New Bedford for New Brl'ir llarry A Anber.v. Barlow. City Iilaijd for New York, in ballast, lo Whlto A Clark. Schr Mllo (Br).

Stewart, Crapaud, PEl. for New York, Willi potatoes. Schr JnU Krve, Bangor for New lork. Schr Gocrge Aery, Hailet'i Point, Me, for Baltlmore. I hebr Elia Frances.

Portland. Me, for New York. Scnr Luna, Wareham for New York. fcchr Marj Brewor, Coleman, for New York. Schr Lnov (imliam, (iraliara, Providence for New York.

Schr Providence York. Schr Jsmcs Watson. Buell. Bridgeport for Philadelphia, sclir Wm MeCobb. Hall.

Norwalk for New ork. Schr Silas Braltierd, llawkina, Connecticut Klver for Schr Klias Moore. Crowell. New New York. Schr l.ucy Jonei Merryhue, New Haven lor New ork.

Schr Kobiuaoii, Haven for New York. Sclir Adilia Avery, Johnson. New Haven for Baltimore. Schr Kern. Katon.

Irom rrovidenoe lor New York, Is anchored In Maud BOUND EA8T. Steamer Klamboronirh (Br), Printer, New York tor St John. NB, and Yarmouth, NS. Steamer Neptune, Berry, New for Boston. Steamer tialatea.

Walden. New York for Providence. Steamer Amos Barstow, Kenny, Sew York lor Prorl" Sclir Addle Avery, New ork tor IJoaton. Schr Dexier Clark. Curtis, New York lor Boston Sclir John tiriltjn, tlould.

Sew York Tor Dauversport. Sclir llrbana. Alien. New York for Providenoo. Schr Ariel.

Kendall. New York lor Providenoo. Sclir Tyler. Ilatt. Holioken for l.ience.

Schr George Fcfseudeu, Beebe, Moboken for Provldeuce. Solir Terry. I ay nor, Hohoken for Brldseport. Schr Will no Marvel. Keele, Weehawken lor Morton.

Sclir Udell, Wlnslow, Uonddut for Providence. Daniel Morris, Rankin, for New Haven. Schr hlisa Staples, Staples, Port Johuton for Boston. Kclir Ltuis Walsh, Comstock, Port Johnson for New Bedford. Schr Sosan Tliomaa, Littlejohn, Port Johnson for Providence.

Scnr Brainerd, Hubbard, Port Johnson for Greenport. LI. Schr sallle Morton, Morton, Elliabethport for Schr Harriet Lewis. Cashm in, Amboy for Aponang. fclii Billow, Haskell, Auitio.v for ltockland.

Sclir 'melius, I'omeroy, Amboy for Boston. Sclir hlldln, lie Atutoojr lor Provldenee. Sclir Ussln Small. Warwick. Amboy for Providence.

Schr Anson Brown, 1'noley, Amooy lor Stratford. Seiir Mary A Preduiorc, titch. Amboy lor Norwich. Schr JamiM Martin, B-own. Phllalelplila for Boston.

Solir lUxhtawa; Philadelphia for Boston. Sclir Win Irish. Tlrrell, Philadelphia lor Providence. Sclir Morrison, Cllflord. Alexandria for Sionington.

Schr John Ball. Kirk.and. Deal Island. tor Bo.ton. Schr Alice.

Kouers, Desl Island, Va. for Boston. Sclir David arll, Hawkins. Virginia for Kairnaveu. Schr Kobinsoii.

Kelly. Vlrirlni 1 Tor New Haven. Schr Clements, fierce, Virginia for New Haven. Brlu Toronto, Brand, and Souvenir (Br), before ported iu llart islam! passed down. BELOW.

Bark Cetvertl Dubrovacki (Ant), Lianos from Cork Oct IS. llrlc Ponvert, Johne, from rienfueaot Nov 6. CLEARED. Steamer Hermann Oler), Relchmann, Bremen vis A Co. Steamer 11 ad 11 Wilson.

St Johns. PR. St 1'homai, Lnguayra and l'orto Outerbrlilge. Stoaiutr Cltjr of New York, Deaken, Havana and Alexandre A Hiuamer San Jacinto. Phillips.

Nassau, NP, and St Augustine. Kerri.i A Co. Steamer t'lty or San Antonio, I'ennliiRton, Galveston via Kry Muliory A Co. Steamer Now Orleans. Deaiborn, New A Fetman.

Stcnnicr Aiders, Hawthorn, New A Morgan. Steamer City of Savannah (new), Mallory, Savannah? Gi-orue Yon ire StcHinrr Viissistlnpl, t'rowoll. Steamer Charleston, yulntarrl A Co. Steamer Bonefactor, Jonos, Wilmington, P. Clyde A Co.

Wyanoke, Couoh. Norfolk, City Point and Dominion steamship Co. Steamer Jol'ir Gibson, Masinco, Alexandria, and Georgotoivu, I. Koome, Jr. Steamer Josephine Thompauu, Mooro.

Steamer Octorara, Ueiuolde, Dalr.eU. St nmer Ann Warren, Hand. Strainer Neptune. Berry, Dlwock Ship City ol Sparta MaC'iouald, Bristol, Urns. Bark Wm Pat tenon iBr), Gray.

Bristol, Ulds A Co. Bark Prrl Dubrovackl Sullich, Cork Tor Punch, Kdve A (.0. Bark Giuseppe Capurro (lul), Capurro, Cork orKalmoulh for srager. Bars. Veritas (Nor).

Prcdrlcksen, Cork or Palmouth for Tobias A Co. Bark Reviewer 1 Br). Brown, Cork, Falmouth or Plymouth for A Bark Giuseppe Emiiunelo (Ital). Denetrt. Ouecmtnwn er Kaiiiiuiitli for A Boyrsan.

irk OeroUma uilvarl (I ill. Palinottth or Phmoiitti lor orders-Henham A Bovesen. Bark II rhonutlke. and a market-A mold. Hi net Jk Co.

Mark Pontoppldau Pttemn. Saotot via Euyo Co. I Hsrk Ward Co. I Murtiftil. I boutpaou.

Armstrong. Raven. Naab. Havana? las IS Ward it Co. JH.hr Talbot.

CroiiMr. Curacoa? Dovale A 'To. Hehr 1) Koblusun. Wurd Jt Co. Sctir A Key and A t'tnckuey Schr Sallie Courser, Krannin.

A Pcltjr. Sunny Shower, Nicholson, New Haven? Cartwright A boy sailed. StoameM Hrltai.nic (Br). lor Oitr of Montreal (UO, do; Mia in illij. JO lliri Hamuli Daniel Htelniuanii tKel.i).

Antwerp; Michoria (Br). lilasgow: Croft Hii, il avrv Loudoun stle Hi' Loiid-'u Vindolant dlrl. Bristol; Htuimiiu uier). Bremen City NewYork. Havana.

kiii Jacinto. wassail, Ac llaaji iHr). Si "I liouiika. Ac: Cltr "1 Antonio, (iaiveston via Kev New Orleans. New Orieaus Algiers, no; L'ity of Savannah, MiT.inn*U Charleston.

Charleston; Henetactor. Wilmington. Wynnoae. i.lchiuond. Ac; Junn liibsou.

tleoige town. DC: ship- No Plus Ultra. London: Si Marc, fan Francisco; barks iXor). Bordeaux: (illtner iNor), lluii (ltnl). ork or Falmouth; Oilvari iltil).

ilo; Koos (Au-), do; Portland (Oregon); June A1I4II1U, Lnguityra and PortoOabello: l'aollna (Itol). Cork; Waaland iln or I-nliauiitli; brig Slurlliiht, Barbados; sclir 11 A Urillin. Also united, hark 11 TUorudike, for Zantlhar. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Cnptain Tru.leUe.

of the atcaiuer Iranee (Prl, from Havre, has our tliauki for special meteorological observations tuude la connection with the Herald weather service. The purser of Citv of Washington. from Havana, our tor Baric Kim.hodii iBi), Port llawkesbtiry Hec 4 for Liverpool, reports on tht 27th ot during a gale. lint afterhouse, and cue miitered a succession ot Lfutea the entire Back Aura (Br), rscontiy ashore on Capo Traverse, wm towed to t'iclim on Monday. On way sbo tnuened on it real oil Cape John, but off at her anchors in the succeeding tide.

wilt undergo nrobably rxtrlialve. Bitir. SiiANXON. from Matauias tor Moaton. which put into Vineyard Haven leaking, proceeded 7th.

Seme A Dakkkmowkk. from Philadelphia for iiichmond, ia the vessel which an in collision with steamer 1.alienator, from Salem, in the Delaware Buy. The Lancaster nhont 40 teet ot watit, and thn achooner had Jibboom. bowaprit imd nil runninir wear carried nway Ml la, ot thj retiorta id juat sivon tlio order to aiiihnr wtien the lookout aichteil a achooner anout yards ahead, and put to starboara. but bclore aim iuld turu the achoouer ran luto the aieiunor near the maiuntait; Oiipt could aec 110 iiamedtately lowered boata, but the schooner reported alio wui 11 it laid liy until t'Al Kildav, when the steamer tona the schooner in tow nud a rived at Crampr' s'llpyara inirt evening.

Ttie captain it lie hud not aeen the a Homier hen he'lid aim would have atruuK abreast of pilothouse, alio all 011 board wou have been Killed and the achoouer auuk. Hour PKAXK Jamkaon (before reported)' went aaliore on fcnlurday nltrht, 011 the bars olT Island, at ih) noithorn eutrance of Itiy. William eod, tlio bov who was has imnlo .1 stale. nient, tii aubatance aa Saturday the vetael was atrucK by a heavy s.ia, which broke lier patent Meoriuic apparatnt. Kir.iits wore niado to ship the spare tlner.

tun Without Attempts were ten made tu steer her with tJO aails and work her oil' shore, but tlieao were alno Iruitleaa, thu vesael driltlnu 111 tonuru tha and striking on tne snud bars. The small anchor was let Ho, but fallod to hold linr. A hawser was next lv nt on the nud that was let no, but without any etfect. finally the larxe anchor was let go, which held her, hut by thit time she was lu tho heaviest of tho breakers mid could not lie kept head to tho sea, hut lay side on the liar, the sun brooking over her. The infill woro away iu these desperate effort! and hopeless waiting lor rescue.

I he crew wore lu ilio riiiKlnic or cllnulun ta the weather rail. The cook finally said lie couUi hold on 110 longer and leaped toward the housa aud was swept away. When davlight c.inie the captain and mate atl to work trying to lash seven oars together, to of lloat to aid iu ravine themselves. eed saw that a soa had started the house and called to tlio captain that It would go. but tne latter took 110 notice ot it anil went 011 with Ills work of lashing tlio oars.

Another sea caine aud carried the house away, and Weed jumped upon it It wont, Capt Jameson shunted for him 10 hold 011, anil by passing his arm through the broken skylight, he wits able lo cling to the wreck of the house till it ariiled in where he was rescued, None of the bodies have been recovorod. .1 man's hand and part of the forearm washed luthoro, tangled with a trt of tlio wreck. Tho mainmast and portions of the spar- and upper works of the wreck, with h.T provisions, tho initio's trunk, bag of colms and other articles were washed ashore, and her bowsprit lies where she lirsi struck, in some 1- leet of wnter. The wrecked hull drifted olT to ssa oil edutsday, 28th, with tha fnronuist dragging by the aide. Scitu Uditii, Puller, from Baltimore Nov for Galveston, wttii cikiI, lias been abandoned at ica December crew saved by briic Lewis lark and landed at Mobile.

HcilR lioi.T, at Philadelphia, from Savannah, lost part of ilcckload, split sails and lost part of foresail ia a NW gale, With ult. In la 41), lou 71 SO. Hciir Anhon from Itockport, I'rora atarixa? for Boston at Vineyard Haven. reports was In contact with schr Alter It i'heater Tliurs mv night and hoat split Jib. broke main mid quarter rail, cathead.

strive bulwarks, chnfed renel eoiiMderitblv. broke anchor and split loresall; previously tliu Cboater had jiiboou. broken. Sciik Marot Ficxarh, Elston, Irom St John, NB. for ton.jjrrlvod nt Dee 2 with of ol keel hnviTig ashore ut Deer Isle.

will rcpitlr damage' and proceed. Sciik- Mat (Bq). from Portland, Me, before repotted lu Courtney Bay, NB, was sold at auction on t'rlday. together with lier cargo. 8011R Ki.vikq Cloop (fisherman).

of Ketch Harbor van struck by a squall oft' Oiiebitfcto Head Djc and Imt her foremast. She towed into Ketch Harbor by tho o-lot boat Star. i'nmTKR. Pa, Dec ate imer Oregon, which wai to have been launched at Roacho's shipyard to-day, stuck on tho wars and. the tide having Inllou considerably, the launcn was postponed until Monday next.

Norfolk. Newell, of schr Alhtirger arrived hi Norfolk on Thursday, and that the on Waioliaprigue -IiohU (bniore reported), on Deo 1, about 12 o'clock at night and sunk in the inlet, lie lias entered Into an agreement with tho Baker Wrecking Company tor the aarlng of the schooner and cargo, agreeing to pay 00 per cent t.ir such servicc. Victoria, Nov ship St Lawrence (Br), before reported damaged in Plumper Pass. lias been towed to Hurrard Inlot. Mar Injuries aro not sorions and sho will load and proceed to sea.

WHALEMEN. fST See arrivals at this port. mailed Irom Marion 8, senr ffm Wilton, Baratow, At. lantlo Ocean. SPOKEN.

Bark Virginian COer), Minuemann, from Bremen for Sandy flook. Dec 0, lat 41 Ut, ion Gs iH. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AirrwKKr, Deq steamer Vadarland (Br), Nichols, New York. Sailed 6th, ship Robena, Hagen, United States.

Dec bark John Kills Boston. Dee steamer Cornwall (Br), New York; bark America (ltal). Ferrari, United CorKKit aokw, Deo bark Alba (Dan). Toxvard, Philadelphia. CoKSTAicriKorMi.

Not bark Ann Elisabeth, MeDovItt, New York. KuiSOR, Dec bark Ferdinand Krarap Baltimore. Umxat Yarmouth, Dee bark Calcutta (ltal), Lauro, United States. Dee bark Angelina (Ilal), Capurro. Philadelphia.

Dec fteamer Canada (Fr). Frangnel, New York via Plymouth. LirkBrooL, Dec 8-Arrlved. bark Minnie (Br). Kitchen, Norfolk.

Sailed sth, steamer Bothnia (Br). McMlcksn, New York, with in specie. Lonpos, Dee Arrived, ship Rod Cross, Howl and. New York. Morgan Fill, Dec bark Lai I a (Br).

Woodward. New ork. yrxisiUTOWN, Dee bark Cattariua (ltal), Slnionottl, New York. Also 8th, II PM. steamer Abvssinta (Mr), Mnrpby, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).

Rktal, Dec Arrived, steamer Haiti acre (Oer), New Orleans. RorrkknAM. Dec Ida Dullard. Smalls, New Orleana; 8th, steamer Schiedam (Dutch). Chevalier, New York direct.

VAMtltciA. Dec (Br), fblrkell. New Vkhiof, Dec bark (ltal). Oriacnoio, Philadelphia. W'tsrroRT.

Dec 5 -Sailed, bark Vldfarne (Nor), Mathlaaen. New York. Yokoh ima, Dec bark Ceylon. Kelly, New Yo- Arrived at Dec 8, bark Venta (Nor), Tborsen, Baltimore via Queonstown. WEATHER REPORT.

lloi.rttKAD, Dee 8. PM-Wind WSW, strong; barometer 30l(WJ. Plymouth, Dec 8, SW. light; cloudy; barometer steady. F011EIGN PORTS.

BoMiiAr, Nov 19-Arrived, hsrk Slclllm. Savory, Mnicit lertHy and will dock. II n.irAt. Dec brig Sophia (Br), Long, New York. Called Mh.

brig F.viva (I5r), Marvin Brunswick). Glasgow. Pout Xrtuiuri, Deo hark Rln (Br) from Liverpool Johns, I'll, Nov 22 Arrived, brig Geo Bnrnham, New Yoik. St Tuomas, I'ee previously, brig Wm Maron, Adiinia, New Vork. St Johns.

NK, Dec O-Arrived. ateaiuer Cortes, Bennett, New tork via Halifax. Sailed Stli, Scandinavian (Br), Kitenie (fro.n Liverpool), Halifax and Hitllunure. ST Ml. Dec John Snow.

Seavjr, (ieorg.i Baird (Ur), Sturkoy, New York. Cleared Hth, schr llonee llolden. Now York. Turks 1st.amim, Nov In nori, Nellie, lllggius. for New York, ready to sail.

Viitobia. Nov 27 -sailed, ship The (Br), Melbourne irk Cordillera iltr), Sydney, NSW, tiorclla nit), Australia. Imrkt LuaiiiIIo illaw), lloiiolulii; 30tb, Murinion, San Kranclsco. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Doc scbr Knot Phillips, Boston.

BOSTON, Dec 8 Arrived, Ci'y of Portland, Pike, Hi John. NB; Centipede. Smith Plilladelnhia; Wave CreM, Thatcher, l.harlestoo, SC; A f'Uk, Alexandria Fred Walton, Smith, Baltimore; II Brooks, li'iljley, Philadelphia; Parker, Parker, Weehawken, arrlved. bark Ac'irenn, Davis, Fayal via Now Bedlord; brig Eva Jolinsun. Veatou senra John Sweeney, boniera, Charlie Hnckl, Koas, vanali; Nenonset, Purvere.

Virginia; Addle Cole, Cole, do, KawujKellejr, Owen Hinds, ClcnUeuniu, AJ II Crowley, Crjwlfr, pnri Well, 'A'liittier, Itori'l nit Norman. Nickerson. Philadelphia; Nertut. Ilslleu. Sew York, Sparkling water.

Hwh barm Cifiifuewuf: Alleu Havana; schrs Moore. Jucut A Call Illlimm. New York. Siberia and liararisn: bark II A Huru. bum brltr nf Moule IMOHh.

Diib Arrived Piriivlin Sut it It. Liverpool; Johns 11 miv? John (iarrett. Foster Nen VorK D.I Foley, I'rice. NT. tiluxer (Itr), Ken ward, Kerdal .1 (Nor), Olim, Malaga; Ivmthoe tBr), Pmrlck.

Benetnttoje iAum, Puchlili, Htllul: iNori, It old, Dublin; Orion Nor), Kl'erbnsen. Tarra? (Italj, Caaaeacqua, UeMt: Miude (Nori, Jdhuaotl. W.uertord; brie Koniaitee. Otilij, solir I A ilayet. Smith, (Uer), Brem-u; Foley, Price.

Wilmington. NOflma Hull, Marshiuati, barka Anna (Nor), Tinrvlt, warn; (Rust, WlakluaJ. do; aobrt Jennis Hudi ll. Craumer. Mil River; Corter, Boetoa; I 11 it i i Kthrldge do.

(vilit llark? Paladin, Camauo and Aloha. HKl'XSW'IOK, tin. Dec I line K.tliu. CrJwIev, MilHtriuge. achrs Ellen Waiia, Charleston Maggie Mulvey, i'ierscn, Maud Patterson.

Wen. Cleared 1st, sclirs A Cottar, Ogier, Providence; 3d. Steuben it Hurt, li.irt, Fall River. HATH. Dec snip King (new), Adainii, Charleston.

Till? Sailed. aclirs Allen (Jreeu. Nickerson, Baltimore; l.ucy I AilltlSTUU Dec 5-Arrived, icbr Ilyno. Oliver. Provl denoe tor York LAKE it's liAVDlKO, Dec achr Harbinger, ('Iantin, Perth Dae Yellow Cine.

Clark, Soldier Krj t. CHARLESTON. Dcc atenraer (Ian Clyde, Inirr itu. New York City of Atlanta, Woodlinll, Men York; Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia. Agemu iN Hamburg; (Nor), do: Dublin DIUHTON, Dec scbr Simpson.

Jones, Now York. UtTOWN. Dec aehr Four Slstera, Bunker, Philadelphia lor Boston. In Lai p. Tupper, and Commerce.

Woodman KIIitN AN DINA. Nov Itark Taruu (Nor 1 Jaliiiaon. KUltTRKSS MONItOE, Dec irafnrar (Nor). Jacohaeu, Knrtlcttux. Kuiionla (Nor), do: Caaialia, Sparica Llveroool.

tor t-runvea -Iiiikj, Bell, from Rlti Janeiro; nclir Calue, from Windsor, NS. Paiaod out iti-n (Rr), for Itlverp'ml; barka Chitrllo Hickman tor Dnbliti; Queen or liearti lor HotfrtUm (Tberiet Kahi iNor). InrQiieamiurni Rliristophtr (Nor), Julia l-'liher (B'), for Londondoirjrs (Her), Tor Bremai): I'eter (lieri. for Rntterdam; Katlilnkn do; M.iullU (Ital), for Kill" for i.ondn^ideny: I'raiM (Itnl). Inr briga (Hri, 'or Dcmerara: Echo, do; Blouco (Br), for (Joiua; Saru (I'ulchi, tor Pernanibnco.

Anouored Bjorjvin (Nor), Olaon, from Warren 1'hlnl UIVER, Dec Sailed, ateamer Sw umjt, l'ltiUdvlpliia; arhr I) Anthony, Mcljano. 17th? At anchor the buy, acltr Katy Coliina, with Southern olne lumiier. OALVKSTON. Dee rt-Arrived, hark (iao tV Sweenay, Ilewltt, I'hiladelphla; Sweenoy, lliulaon, do. Cloare nainer rtlo (Irnndo.

Boluer, Now York (ant Joaepli Smither, SO, Doc Arrived, achr Rudd Tyler, Haiti morn, IlKORUfcTOW.f, DO, Dec nolira Jennlf Roaaicne. Tooker. Kail Klver; Knocli Moore, from Ne? York. A Iieckdemaii. Andrewa, New Bedford.

HYANNIS, Dec by, achr RatUburn, Iroiu (lalveaton lor Uoxtuii. KY D'ic brlflf Clements, Oiio'to for orders. KKNNKIMTNKCORT. Dec l'liaroa (new, of llnadm. 2 iHH.Ul tons), Manaou, Ne York, to load fat San Kranciaco.

Dec achr May Morn, Couklin. Y'ork. ship A Campbell. Liverpool; brlx Clark. Siulth, Calburien.

Cleared Shin Oco Hurlinit. Ilnvre. NEW ORLKAKS. Doc -Arrived. i.teani?ra Altmoro (Kr), Baxter, Sunderland; Knickerbocker, Kemblo, New York.

City of N6w Y'ork, Quick, New Yorn; itlilp Emuia il'r). Lepnre. Ilavro; barks lloiiual, Xjoilug, litverpool: KoaHrlo (SpK Oi rordo. Norsk (Sw), Nt'llsen, Cork; brii: Elian (Sp), Bomhl, do; achr JUarr A Drury, Ongo. Uoaton.

Casiks, Dec birlc Elinor Vernor, Copp, DciueiMra mot at before reported). -Bark Columbia (tier). Mobile. Rth Atrlvad, bark Castor (Nor), liunlllsen, Barcelona, via Malaua. Also arrived, xhipa Cannvit (Br), lllitnc.

Newcastle, Muruarita (Br). Owens. CardllT; Ardenlea (Br). Rooertson. Liverpool; Natant (Br).

Walkor, Oreouoek; barks Cuira EatoU, Davis. Demarant: (Aits Z.ir. Leghorn Lincoln (Aiiii. lieroloinlch, (lull; also harka Aitavi't, Stella aud St Vlncenso, The reported arrival 7th of ship Nonaiitnra was an error. NEWBEUN, NO, Doc tt llutteraa Inlet, schr A'idio Ilenrv.

outward bonnd. detained bv heavy weather. NEW BEDFORD, Dec ao'ira Isnla, Wostcott, l'ort Johnson; Chancellor, Kcrguson, Wareham for New York. Harris, Benton, Baltimore; Warner, broekway.C'jkindelphlai EII Pray, Clark. New York: rochaesett, Iteckett, do.

Also sailed. tiriv; II Broirn, Proemnn, New York. NEWPORT. Dec Mary .1 Cook. Cook, Pensncola for Now Haven; Llszie Smith, Eaton, Salem fur Tangier.

Garao Cock, Buker. Boston fur Now York, tow of steamer schrs Lizzie Smith. Eaton. Salem for Virginia; Aeii II Purvere, Browu, Boston lor do (and both sailed); James Philips, Rockwell, Providence fur Haitimore: John llulch Hannah, do tor New York Mail, Merrill. and George Whistler.

Raritess, do for do; Isabella Thompson, Coll enter. Fall Kiver lor do; Eliza Price, do for Perth Am boy; sloop Mary Elizabeth, Prrtvidence lor New York. Hickman, Adams. South A in boy; Eagle, Kail Hirer for Virginia; 11 A DeWItt, Gardiner, Me, lor Norfolk; Harry it Fred, Gardner. Windsor, NS, lor Richmond, Va: Aldana Rhodes, Vlnalhaven lot Baltimoro; Modesty, Nickers n.

Maiden, NY, lor Boston) I) Foster. NEW Dec schr Rescue. Newlroror. Nt.W HAVEN. Doc brig Aratiel.

Windsor, NS; schr Plight, Sours, Port ORIENT, LI, Dec schrs Oitrtls Ackerly, Norton. Charleston; fld, Nettle Langdon, Collins. Bostou for Savannah (and sailed 7tlu Young I'eazer. face mire, Now Bedford to toad phosphate Tor Port Royal. PORT DISCOVERY, brig Deacon, Calhoun.

San Francisco. PEVSACOLA, Dee 4-Arrived, ship Keier (Nor). sen. Key West: schrs Isabella, Latham, Noank; Klisa Gildersleeve. KIsU.

do; Minnie Roppller, Barton, Havana) Henrietta Ilill. Cedar Keys. Cleared? Schr Marion (lace, Sheldon, Philadelphia. brig Moses Day. Crosby.

Martinique. Cleared -Sehrs Levi Hart, Qiles, Bostou A Folsora, Rose, do. PORT ROYAL. SC. Dee steamer Cltr of las.

Hlnes, New York. I'llILADKLPIIlA. Dee stoamera A Stlrnars. Wsren, New York; Vulcitn. Wilcox, Hertford; Lancaster, Mills.

Salem: Leopard, Wiley, Boston; Heading, Colburn. do; Perklomen, Aibeitson. Providence; sclirs Eunice Rich, Jenslni, Nassau; Annie Edwards, snedlcur. Severn River; CW Holt, Delay, Savannah (see Miscellany); Fomerlck, Richards, St Mary's, Ga; A Ni bingor, Smith, Boston; Simmons, Gundy, Fall Klvrr. Texas (Br), Laurensen, Liverpool; Readme, Coliinrn.

New Orleans: Perklomen, Albertson, I'r vidence; schrs Norman, llodgdon, Havana: Vanreman. Sharp, Savannah; Anuio Moore, Eskridge, folk. Also cleared, steamers Roman, Crowell, Boston: Catniw rino WhltlBtf, Vindicator. Rogers, Kali River; Equator. Hinckley.

Charleston: Wyoming, Savannah, Ma; (lower, Davidson. New Yorx. baric Mary McKee, Steelnian, Havana; sclirs Kate Altken, HrowiT. Ualveston; Mary l'rice, Campbell, Pawtncket. Sailed-Steamers Ohio.

Switzerland, Roman, Vindicator, Whiting, Wyoming, Equator and Perkionien. Lkwcs. Del. Dec bark Emma (Ual), Philadelphia brlc itlo Janeiro. bark Sarah, Philadelphia.

PORTLAND, Me, Dsc ship Bertha, Liverpool. schr Trafton, New York. Cleared-steamer Sardinian (Bri, Dutton, Liverpool (and sailed-the last ol the line from lor the brie Carrie Bertha. Havana; Clara Dyer, Antoins, Jamaica; Homy May, Philadelphia; McLcllan, New York via PORTSMOUTH, Dee sohr Sunlight, Hodgdon, Philadelphia. RICHMOND, Doe schrs Marv II Trainer, Austin, Nun- York Thomas Vangilder.

Vangilder, do. schr A Deaming, Prnmbes. New York. McDonnell, MeKlndrey, New York; Francis Schubert, Cranmer, do; Julius Webb, Unrgens do via Jaraes River. RoCKi.

AN Dec schr Corvo, Trier, New York tor Vlnalhaven. SAN PR AN CISCO, Nov 30? Arrived, bark Atalanta, Getter, Nanalmo. Sailed Colusa, Howes, Port Townsend. Dec ship nterliuir. Baker, Liverpool.

SAVANNAH, Dec steamers Herman ton, llasard, New York; Wm Crane, Kent, Boston Atneit Baltimore; bark Mary Reed, Ueyor Belfast, 1 brijt Geo deary. New Yorg; schrs Carrie Webb, Mary Jane Cleared? Steamers City of Macon, Nickerson, New York; Juniata, Cathatine, Philadelphia (and both sailed) achl Admiral, Sat Ilia. Also sailed, brig San Salvador Virgin de los Dolorai i sreelona. fONINOTON. Dec schra Paladlnra, from New York for Providence Wo't Wind, do lorNew Bedford (and both sailed 7th).

VINEYARD IIaVEN. Dec brigs Moore, Matanras for Boston: 11 11 Mcdllverr, Wblttier. Rondout for do; sclirs Anson Stlnson, Sloinan, for ilo (see Miscellany); Jno Williams, Pierce. Iloboken for do; Erie. Robinson, WeehawKen for do: Saudy Point, Grant, New York for Kockland; Active (Br), Pyo, do fol Sickvllle.

NB; Abble In Ingalls, Newbiirg for SI John; Virginia. Armstrong, Rondout lyr do; Kolou, Bath for New York. Shannon sclirs Paine, Sawyer, Cltr of Chelsea. Carrie Petrel, II Kuss II. Speedwell, Charley Bitckl.

Walter Cheuor, Williams, Jr. 11 Crooklnirt. I'onr t'nwperthaaite. NellloCbaso, lirano island, Mary Pathway, Charles Soars, Cora Ktta, Addie Cole. Joshua M.it-Kic Marston, Anna Murih, Sandy Point.

John lllla us. Active, and Sweeny. NC. Dec barks lljeminet (Nor). Ingerinnndsen.

Trieste; Primus (Nor), Evergon, do; bilK Clara fieri, itollihnrt, London. WARUKN; Dec schr Ahell, llogan. Sew York. WESTERLY, schr Weob. Brown.

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