' 1 should be seen id clear weatnar from ine deea m a MiroLAiarr, Oct 17.Sailed. *stth«w Maim. aranlMC lore recognlied as Governor, and when be had sidered m one, by any legui authority under the PBIVTIIQ CLOTHS MARKET. k1 IS teet above the hi 11 nautical miles. Ma milleu 44 previously interfered to an Insurrection State or under the United states. then, i he vemel hat two masts, schooner rigged, with cir¬ Qdikmtowk, Oct 0.Arrived. Or*d Zagreb. Urnml suppresa Kellogg PltOVIDEMCa, B. I.. Nov. 7, 1874. cular casework dav marks. The hull id puinted red, . DO WHOM?" him clothf were active tbe woe*. . CM CiESiR against headed by McEnery. wa^ the only Governor who could Invoke the aid Printing during past wiih "Winter uuarier" panned in large white letters on Kottkudam, Oat 23 Cleared, Pohjola, Mazalln, Balti¬ lu second with f»ie« ol IUS,ti3o pie ei, chiefly ou a basis ol 5V- a each aide. Shu will he mourod iu about 11 lathouis of more. uiy letter I reierred to a*veral deci¬ or the President to put down an insurrection In¬ .Vac. lor standard uud extra M-squares. At tbe clot* Swikkmukdi, Oct 21.Arrived. Freundachalt, Z.llmer sions of the Supreme Court of the United States. tended to remove htm aud to subveit the govern¬ hoi ler» were Orin tor },c. advance ou these tlgurei. with The approximate poaltloB of the liehtvessel will be lat New York. few mii.i gooda iu tiie market. 37 57 N, Iouk 7al*3u V. st«ttiii, Oct 21.Arrived. Camilla, Beckmann, Men among them that of vs. West Virginia ment or which he was Hie actual head. York; Rhea, Hudig. Philadelphia. Johnson's Final Re¬ (11 Wallace). These decisions. the CAKSAK'S DILEMMA. BALTIC IU-CVM1> COllt-CCIlIICHIl NKHBUUO. ESTAB- Stockholm. Oct IK. Arrived, Alfhlld, Kvensen. Gads Mr. Rererdj particular:* USIIHt.lT or A LIGHT AT BIDUIH. lor Philadelphia. one lu Wallace. Was the President authorized to reluse such t seemed to me 10 b;ar strongly SHIPPING NEWS.A light iacxinb.U'd irom a lighthouse recently erected ¦.-'ihilos, »ei 2.'). Arrived, Johan Mattesen, Boston. .Mr. Charles O'fonor* upon the point which Mr. O'Conor and my- aid ? If he was, then tho very purpose of the cou- near ihe village of Nid>icn. on Ihe Curlsche Nehrung. WATKuroKD, Oct 22.Arrived, l.uira, Lorenseu, New ply (o upon The Inlit i* Hashing while, with intervals ot Id seconds York. sell differ. kiitutlon and the act of 17U5. as lar as thia State betwei ii the flashes. Ill* elevated 223 leet above the Zantk, Oct IS.bulled, Canada, Wool. New York. was would have OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. level oi the sea, unJ in clear weaiber should ba visible Ziihikzk*, Oct 34. Arrived, Germania, Evers. Phlla- A DISTINCTION WITH A DlFKEHENCB. concerned, been detected, aud 22 mile* delpbla. 1 hat that are tbe state have been lelt to decide battle who Cr HEPARTl'KK FROM NEW TOHI FOB TBI The will be dioptric, of the gentleman, however, thinks they l>y DATES illumlnatinK apparatus Bristol. Oct 2ft. The Angle he was her Governor and violence of MONTHS OK NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER. first order. sea, Richards, lien e lot The Great Lawyer on Presi¬ "scarcely relevant," and the only reason gives government. The lower is octagonal, 75 teet io height. Tvbee. which out back Oct 23. i* reported to have sprung for so thinking is that the courts were governed this laud it was the avowed object of the constitu¬ Rtgnwr. iai/l. \lMitinut\an OfUx. I'osltion. Lut 5 IS 24 N, Ion -1 K. a leak, aud bad several leet uf water in her hold. to Notk.The limit of visibility <>t this light Intersect! Li riwool, Oct '5.The Governor I.anxdon, tor Va.pa- dential Powers. only by the well established doctrine "that wi'en tion prevent, and yet It seem* to me to be per¬ Nevaim Nov. i0. |ffl Broad wav those of tlio Meniel and Brusterort lights.the torm?r at ha* returned to the Liverpool. at a raleo, Birkenhead dock leaky. an executive under a authority fectly obvious that the under the cir¬ ai>»satais Not. 11 Liverpool. .j| Bowlinga Green distance of 14 miles iroin the coast, and the latter Oct 24 The officer, special President, Hate DI l'ent:»y'a Nov 1 iGlai-go w 72 Broadway. diatance ol 12 miles. Kottkkdam. Homboraund (Nor), Nielsen, cumstances of the no 1 Bow me i) ftom New York, and Muydower. from confetred upon him for a precisely defined pur¬ Louisiana case, possessed liiilienxoileru .... Not. 11 Bremen. .. -eon Hawkins. Ipswich, so Hroad LIGHT OB have been lu collision at Helvoet; the laUar a act minls- authority to prevent It, If Mr. Curtis be ruhr. W A -enoiien.... Nov. 12.lltotierUain way. BOBWAT.SOUTH COAST.TKAUBHRAE. FHUfOSID pose, performs particular essentially Sueviu \ov l2.|ii«mt>ur:/.. til Broadwav. TUB ISL4.N1> STKKOBK. aamagted, FACTO AND BE JURE ltsterlal, and whlco, in its nature, e n be per- A word or two in regard to the view taken by I'l <..... \ov. U.IUavre Sft Broadway It is proposed to establish a lluht on the Island of BTe- \»neriean Porta. DE GOVEBIORS el New lor*. Nor 14.1 Liverpool. 15 Broadway. noer. at the entrance The will lormed but the cours will not review bis Judge Black. He holds, as 1 that the President City to i.aurvig Fiord. light BOSTON. Nov 8.Arrived, staamcrs Wtn Crane, Howea once, do, Republic Nov, M. Liverpool. 19 Broadway be fixed white, with a Hash everv mluule. Baltimore: oen Wliltnev. Hallett, New York: achri proceedings should they b« collaterally ques¬ was bouud, upon the application or Kellogg, In Donuu Nov. 14 Bremen.. . , 2 Bowline Green The illuminating apparatus will be dioptric of the thirl Addle Walton, I'endleton, Port Johnson to 1 1 ul luiltl Nov. 14. 1 London . ... 09 Broadway order. >alled.steamer Rattlesnake, Philadelphia tioned." In this view to the cases cited, 1873, lntenere. He places It, however, upon Victoria Nov. . 7 H«» linn Green Position. I^at 58 E. applying 14.|Gia*KOW. 11.*, Broadwav 88 58 X, Ion 10 09 10 BALTIMORE .Nov «.Arrived, stoamsnlp Wm Wood, Mr. U'Conor is, with due deference to him, the ground that was at that Liethe Nov. 17. Hambunr.. Further notice will be given when the light is shown. war.i. Young, New York ; schr M E Thompson. Alexander Hamilton and "The clearly Kellogg Nov. 17 Liverpool. *9 Broadwav. Boston. Oourier, mistaken. In the case of Knox vs. time tbe de facto and then liiiRHia N jr. IS. I Liverpool.. 4 Bowling (ireen rUOrOSKD LKADIXU LIGHTS AT &TAKSKNG AND STROMTAXUEK. County Aapm- Governor, 19. Haiutiurg..|til Broadwav. Cleared.steamer Octorara, IteynoM, New York- Federalist" Invoked. wall me In let¬ holds that to the We nip nail* Nov. It is proposed to establish leading lights at Btalseng .chra Carrie Melvtu, Andrews St John. NU; Susan .->te£ (si Howard), cited by my prior Kcilogg's right call upon . 21. 16 Broadway. Citv oi Lcndou.. Nov. I.iverpooL. and Stroiniauyeu. at the entrance to Kragero. snii, Lewis. Newburvport: L a m Heed, Speelman. ter, and the one In 11 Wallace, Just referred to, President was solely because he was the Baltic Nov. 21. Liverpool, 19 Broadway. ihe Stafseug light will be fixed red, cuid the illuminat¬ fcalem: George K Uowdolu, lusley, Providence; Samuel de Ethiopia Nov. HI. oimov... 7 Bowling Green ing unpuratus dioptric, of ihe tilth order. Applegate, Campbell, Bridgeton, NJ; Mary Adeline. the decision which waa held to be facto Governor. He agrees with me (and in Holienstautfen... Nov. 21. Bremen . 2 Bowling (ireeu Portion- Liu 5" 51 13 ion 9 27 SO K. ' 4 Bowliiu' Green K, Jenkins. Concord. final was not the decision of a this differs with ltr. O'Couor) that the President Java Nov. 2d. Liverpool- The Mromtangen light wtli be fixed red, and the Illu¬ 8th.Arrived, steamships Ohio, Schulenberg. Bremem Has the Louisiana Case State of Nevada. Nov. 25. OitMOW. 72 Broadway, minating apparatus dioptric, ol the sixth order. Falcon, Charleston; any question submitted to those deciding it aa mere could not change his decision. But he maintain* Poininrrania. Nov, '.'0. Hamburg. til Kroadwav. Position. Lut 58 SO 28 fi, Ion 9 28 20 K. llaynic, Josephiue Thomson, Moor*. Maita Nov. I'ti. Kot tenia in .HI Broadway. New York. ministerial agents, but involved examination ana that tbe state ot things existing in 1874 was en¬ IS Broadway. Below. hip Lirlus (Oer), Moller, irom Bremen; barkl ? Citv ot Montreal.. Nov. 28. Liverpool.. KOBTU SUA.DEXMABB.NOKTIIWKST COAST Or JPTLASD.B«- Jason (Oer), Urlinin, irom Ellen Btavema Parallel . . Grean Bordeaux; and such judgments were, on that ac¬ tirely different rrom that upon which the President Caiitorbia Not. Glasgow . 7 HownngT IHI.lsll MKNT OK A SIONAL STATION AT II AMSTIIOLM. Judgment, Km nee Nov. Havre .15 Broadwav. Brown, Irom Saqua. held to be conclusive. In the flrat case the acted in 1873, as had to oe the 2 A Green signal .station has been established in connection BANGOR, Nov 6.Cleared, brlft George E Dale, count, Kellogg then ceased Hermann Nov Bremen Bowling Willi the telegraph station at Hanstholm. Barbados. Pteroe, of the were to decide Oe bis M.esia... Dec. S.I Hamburg.. I#1 Broadway. It Is 320 leet NSW Irum the Messages will commissioners county facto Governor, official existence having lighthouse. 'ihe 6th.Arrived, schr John wantworih, Lowell, Man of become extinct lorce be received and delivered irom sunrise until sunset, York. Mr. Johnson's Answer to George Ticknor whether tDe subscription to the stock the rail¬ by of successiui insurrection Almanac for Hew Yorlc.This D»jr. telegraph station will be opened during the dav lime. 7th.Sailed, brig James Crosby, Jones, New York: Mlu road (there the subject of dispute) had been which placed McEnery in power. The Judge is of Trie signals will be those ol the Internation il code: Lizzie Mills, Armstrong, do. but Danish vessels which have not yet obtained that BATH. Nov ft.In purt, ready lor s*a, brig H U McOll- Curtis and Judge Black. authorized oy the people of the county. The com¬ opluion that Kellogg was never legally elected by 8UN AND MOON. HIGH WATBB. code may use the ordinary signals. very, Stuhbs, for New York. missioners, therefore, were to examine Into every the people, but that McEnery was, and he assumes San rises 6 39 Gov. Island.... eve 8 23 Vessels showing their numbers will hare their names 6th.Sailed, senrs Wyoming, Foes, Philadelphia; Gm Sun sets * sandj HooK.... eve 7 38 telegraphed grails to the Exchange of Copenhagen at WJewctt Jewett. do; Annie May, do; Alice Oakea qu stion involving the legality of the election by this upon the authority or the report made by Mr. Moou sets. eve UeU Gate eve 10 08 noon. Mat-son, New York; Ira I) SiurdU, Johnson. Baltimore, Oct. 28, 1871. which It was »he hud been of the committee or the Senate, The messages will b« sent In the Danish language and BRISTOL. Nov 6.Sailed, telirs ldn delta Torre, Chaset supposed subscription Carpenter, special letters. J B Anderson, Mpple, and Myra L Pratt, Pratt, Phila- James Gordon Bennktt, Esq., Editor or thi authorized. This was not a mers ministerial act> to whom the subject had been reierred. Accord¬ The charge for a message of 20 words will be J francs, delplna; Caroline A Cornelia, Lord, New Yore. hki'ald. Nbw York:. and 1 franc for each additional 10 words, for all messages BAST Oct 28.Arrive sclir I out the exercise of a Quasi Judicial function. The ing to my recollection that report asserted that HOT. 1874. between vessels and the PORT, J, Percy, Mitchell UKAit sih-I take the first leisure I have had POST OF HEW Y0RK; 8, signal station. Telegraphing New York. same remarks are to the West neither Kellogg nor was and will be charged at the same rate. HOtli. -tailed, achrs Carl D Lothrop, Godfrey, PhiladeW t of Mr. O'Couor's letter to applicable Virginia McEnery elected, amce no publication case, 'lhe returns of the elections held In the two thereiore advised a new election. In trutn, II tals Whalemen. phla; Addle Kyerson. Cousins. New York. ,ou of me 5th of October to 10 it. ABKIYALS. Slst-sailed, achrs C P Oernsh, Armstrong, Alexa* reply counties there mentioned were, by the law under was tbe case, as far as this point is concerned, Arrived at New Bedford Nov 0, (hip Emma C drla: Sea Lark, Pike, Baltimore; lhouiaa Wait, Curtla, The single pom: lu issue between us U. STEAM YACHTS AND Jones, Gilford, Pacific Ocean, Bay of Islands New York. which they were held, made returnable to neither had any legal right to the office by choice REPORTED BY TBE UE11AI.D July 23, Pemanibuco Sept SO, with 2,100 bbls PALL RIVER, Nov 4. schr Ana* wnetaer the comin.ttea an H KllALD WBITESTONE TELEOBAPH LINE. oil ; sent home un the 400 do Arrived, Ball President, having the Governor ot and authority was oi tbe people. Now. the Judge's preposition Is, sperm voyage do. Reports Hever, Betts. Philadelphia. error w recognizing Kellogg, was at liberty after¬ Virginia, Steamship Republic. Gieaileii, Liverpool Oct 29 via Aug 23, lat 54 38 8, Ion 97 35 W, had a tornado, which 8th.Arrived, schrs Kate ft Mary, Cogffshall, LlttU given to him to decide whether at such that, although tbe President was bonnd In 1873, on with mdse and SIS passengers to R J lusted about tour hours: lost part oi bead rails, stooped , NJ ; Sparkle. . to to they had, Queen»town 30th. one sails some Shropshire. ward correct It, by reruslng when applied or as Cortis. Oct 31. S:J0 I'M. lilt 5112. ion 18 49, spoke ship chronometer, und damaged ; passed Cape Ctti.Arrived, steamship Berks, Worth, Philadelphia. elections, by a majority of votes, determined in application Kellogg, Governor, to interfere. from Baltimore for Rotterdam; Nov 4, noon, Horn Aug u und that dav carried away Jibhoom, lore- Hailed.Schr F Merwin, Bunce, Now York. the second time. Maruulty. York lor inast au.i mainroval t-ept 28 anchored lavor oi annexation to West Virginia. The Gover¬ because at that time he, in fact, held tbe office- lai 47 ill. Ion 4o 27, steamship Celtic, Iroin New topgallant must; GARDINER, Nov 5.Arrived, schrs Alice Oakei, Mar- TUE FIRST PROPOSITION'. Liverpool; mme day, iat lfl5l, lou at47, steamship au Heruainliuco to obtain water and refreshments, und soil. anil Ira 1> stnrzis. Johnson. New York. nor of Virginia, therefore, before he coald certify yet that, having been removed bv rorce, lie ceased iroin lor do: 7tli. 11 AM, Iat sailed from there on the 30th ; Oct 2d, lat 32 N Ion li8 W, Sailed.Schrs E Ainsden, Brooks. Airreelng. as we do, that the recognition of Kel- botntord iHr), Philadelphia a N while under close Mary Georgetown] that such a determination had been made, waa to to bold or to have any legal claim to it. in this, 41 2U, Ion ca :*i, XJiinUii bark Thyra. had heavy gale from hi running Agnes Hodgdon. Washington; Wyoming, l'owj. and Jen¬ long as Governor was le^al and binding upon Steamship Kgypt(rtr). liroguii. Liverpool Oot 28 via reeled inaintopsaii and reeled toresoil lost larboard and nie BCIikey, flllkev, Philadelphia. inveatliiate the tacts which the law required to with due submission to the Judge, I think he is in 2.ith. with mdae and 259 passengers to P W waist boa ls and three davits ; 31st, lut 35 30 N, Ion 72 46 W. MOBILE. Nov 7.Arrived, Borneo. New in audout oi the state, and, thereto: e, Queenslown sleatu- saw whaler to Nov snip Shaw, everybody exist to the election, as well aa the error. A Governor who is authorized to do so, J Burnt. Nov 7, 5 PSf, Iat 40 41. Ion 60 lb, passed sperin going very quiet windward; York; bark Anevoca (Br). Williams, Charleston. constituted him Governor c/e jure as well as cle previous legal¬ ahip Ohio, Irom Bremen tor Baltimore: 110 milea back 1, lat id N. Ion 72 15 W, saw sneriu whales going very N K W ORLEANS, Nov 4. Arrived up, steamsolp Read the in other and does call lor tbe President's interference to un White Star, cunurd quick to windward 2d, lat 37 N, Ion 71 15 W, saw them ity of election all respects. of Suniiy Hook, passed Ininan, lat 37 45 in?, Colhuru. Philadelphia. mcto we differ only as to its being conclusive '. Frauca. bound east. still to the wiudward und going very quick ; 3d, orders. TllY JUDGMENT, 0 KINO 1" put down an insurrection aimed at tbe subversion and N. ion 7130 W. saw them to leeward: a 20 bbl Below, waiting Ship Livingstone (Br), Hilton upon the 1'resident himself. Mr. O'Conor Holds :-teamsliln Hnhensiauffcn (Ger>, Franke, Bremen Oct going got Irom Antwerp via New York. It la obvloua that this, also, was not a mere min¬ or tlie state government, haaa right to have the 24 via Southampton 27th, with mdae and passenger*, to whale and put bmbber into casks, as had thrown try Cleared.steamship W P Clyde, Livingston, Key Wad lhat tue President is at liberty to re-examine the Oelrictip k Co. works overboard. and Cedar Kers. isterial, but a and, like othor Insurrection irustrated, whatever may be tbe Citv Point ana uiaiter aud to recognize some one else as tne Gov¬ Judicial duty, every Steamship Wvanoke, Concn, Blcnmond, Arrived at Fayal Sept 20. brig Rosa Baker, Thompson, Arrived at the Passes 8th, steamship Mississippi, Cro judicial duty, when passed Into Judgment, can be stage whtcn It has reached, ir it be an Insurrec* Norioik. witn mdae and passengers to the Old Dominion ol Boston, with 94 bblssp oil, all told, slyppad per bark well, New York; ship stoncman, Irom Sydney. CH. ernor. According to Mr. O'Conor. that decision Steamship Oc» Azov, and sailed 24th ; 21st, bark Mars, Allen. 139 sp, Sailed irom the Passes 8th. steamships Western Ma- reversed on an authorized The eases tion when It began It is not less an insur¬ DC, with NB, is law to the president. only nppoal. steamship John Gibaon, Winter*, Georgetown, all tuld, shipped per Azor, und sailed '.'4th, scfir C L trooolis, New York City ot Mexico, do vlu Mexic.ia everybody except In the Supreme Court are numerous In which it rection because of its success. If Kellogg mdae and passengers t»» J r Keuyon. Sparks, Sparks, Provlncetown, 160 sp, all told (nothing ports- Jamaican (Br), Liverpool; Juniata, Philadelphia mat as to him, in such a case, ne Is simp Uncle Felix iPr), Lepere. Bombay 118 days, with landed), and sailed 24th ; U2d. barks Petrel. Downs, NB, via Havana. has beeu held that wnere an officer la invested bad a right to be protected agalust m.lse to Baill Broa; vessel to order. Passed Cape of 125 sp. all told, shipped per and salle 25th; 24th, NORFOLK. Nov 7.Arrived, schr Ne»bern f« a law unto himself; if upon further examina¬ and crossed tbe Oot 2. in loa Azor, Clone, and, wlta power in Its exercise, it at its commencement, he had none tbe less Good Hope SeptS, Equator Louisa. Mlilurii, do, 90 sp. all told, shipped per bark Boston (. Pomelin, Rotterdam days, Hicks. Howland, Westport, 800 sp all told, shipped 5^0 DC; s C Hart. Keliy. do. man that oi leaving it to any person, However last to Punch. Edye k Co. Came the northern passage per Azor, and remained In port Oct 14; tti. r. i> Phil¬ 7th.Hailed, schrs Oov Burton. Philadelphia; Joeepb question, was a Joatclal duty whlcti required view, no distinction in a case or this kind between and bad strong westerly winds. lips, Frauds, New London, 7 sp, and sailed 5th; 7th, sea Hay, Butler; Elizabeth Dehart, Low; Clias E >mitn. aluh may be his station and pure his motives, to Bark Vesuvius (ll»li, Cacace, Montevideo 80 days, in Cornell. 775 all 3) per II anion; liattle Chase: M II Head, Benson, anf Judgment and discretion, and was, therelore. when a call made upon tbe President under tbe act of the Kanger. NH, sp, told, sbippel Perry, mate, by his single determination, one man a ballast to Punch. Kdye k Co. Crossed Equator Sept Azor, und sailed on the 14th : ship Cornelius Howland, F Nowe 11. Feniilmoro. do;M Va.ssar. Jr. Winchester, performed, 1795 by a Governor de jure and a Governor de 20, in ion 27. Human, do. 215 sp. all told, landed, and sailed ¥th:l-'th, New York; Ooldun Kugle, Kelly; Clyde. Holland; Pal- Governor oi a State to-day and another man to¬ conclusive, and, though erroneous, Brig Beatrice (Ger), Niejahr. Gloucester, E, bark A and sailed Weeks, and John do. could not be rectified mandamus. The same facto. Snpplcich George Susan, llever, do, clean, 11th; ma, Randolph, Switt, morrow. by 57 da vs. with suit to order. 13th, Draco. Snell, do, 1500 sp, all told, una sailed 14th. N Is,WPOUT, Nov 7.. ailed, brlj John Aviles, Tracy, doctrine has been held in to the account- 1J AMil,TON' INVOKED. Brig Eiu (of Nassau, NP). Pool. Rio Grande 57 days, Going into Fayal Oct 14. bark Kalcon, Allen, ol NB. HuiiL'or lor New York; schrs Lavolta, Wnltmora, CAN CAESAR DO WRONG 1 regard Crossed the Oct 8. r, The President is bound to the success with wool to Oelrich