The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1854, Page 8

Kececeerenten master anne nanan ‘The Alleged Wall Street Fraud. MORRISON VS HOUGHTON. Before Justice Stuart. ‘The adjourned investigation into the alleged fraud faid to have been committed by E. Houghton, broker, of Cedar street, upon E. L. Morrison, also broker, of No. 61 William street, was resumed yesterday before Justice Stuart, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, all parties being present and represented by counsel. Cross-examination of Wm. Morrison, continued.—Q Bave you ever loaned any money on G. R. Hoyt's checks which were dated ahead? If so, state when, aud whether such loans belonged to the matter ia ques- tion, and how long such checks hadrun. A. I have never loaned any money on Hoyt’s checks dated ahead. Q. Look at the checks now shown you, drawn by Hoyt, amounting to $30,000 or upwards, and state if any of them were dated ahead at the time they were received; if 60, state which of them A. Not any of them Q Did you have, prior to the transaction in contro: | vorsy, cunfidence in the checks of Hoyt which were loaned to you, and for which you gave cvllateral seeu- rity? A. 1 should not have given consideration for them if I did not Q. Did you, in any instance, ask if these twenty checks were all right? A. Not in any instance, Q. Did you at any time advance uncurrent money for | any of these checks? A. I never did. Q. Did youever gi any money for any check of G. | R. Hoyt? A. I think I gave bim uncurrent money onco; he gave us State money and we gave him uncurrent | mo bi | id you give uncurrent money for the one thousand ‘aalcents eaten your affidavit? A. Ldid, but it was depositable in the bank. Q Atwhatdiscount! A. Sue at 4, \, &e.; ‘the same as we allowed him. Q. What interent did you charge? A. Seven per cent. Q_ What was due on this transaction? A. Seven per ‘went; or what would have accrued. On the whole tans: », What interest was charge- it was A. Sev Q. And the: as chargeable on all the momey that was paid t day? A. f the trans tions except the $1,500 check, whic "be paid that day Q. Did you expect the defendant to make a deposit meet all the checlis? A. He tol! me the $1,500 was and I could not, re, expect he would deposi 1 I supposed wou to that; the other rhehan the gold and uncurrent mo- ney to deposit Q Did you deposit the uncurrent mo- ney? A. Yes; it was xo unlerstood. @ Ifyou expected him to deposit the uncurrent mo- ney, wlio was the interest chargeable tot A. Uncurrent money is chargeable by the banks at one day*s interest. Q When ‘did you expect him te deposit the uncurrent money? A. That night. @-ifyou had not been tn the habit of risking him, whether ihe checks were good or not, why did you risk him in relation to the $4,200? A. Idid not riak in relation to that check; it was in relation to the $1,600 one. @ At what hour did you commence to balance your eecount? A. At three o'clock i Examined by counsel for complainant—Q. Did you dis- cover the discrepancy in the line of gold that night? A. I did not until the next day. Was it cash you received on that check you mon- tioned as the $4,200 one ¥ A. No, it was in stock on the Eighth Avenue Bank, paid by Mr. Sandford, the cashier of that bank the endorsement on the $4,200 check paid? A id in stock, to be held by them at 90. Question by defendant's counsel—Have you, since received the bauk stock spoken of, transferred it? and i #0, when and to whom? A. I did, to Mr. B. J. Levy, on the 21st of Ju The defendant's counsel proposed to read the affidaivt of Mr. Morrison made in the Superior Court, showing a discrepancy betwren the amounts claimed. (Read to the | court.) William E. Lewis, being duly sworn, was examined as follows:— Counsel for complainant—Q. Do you know E. L. Houghton A. Yes. Q Do you recollect his’ making any representations to you about the loss of 83,000% A. Td @. What did he » ‘A. He said he had lost three $1,000 bills on the American Exchange Bank. | Q. How came he to say that to you? A. It was to | pay me for a check to that amount. @. He had to pay you $4,000, and he said he had lost $3,000 in one thousand dollar bills on this bank, out of his pocket? A. Yes. Q. Did you ever sce three one thousand bills in the Eighth Avenue Bank’ A. I saw on the 22d of June | three one thousand bills in the, hands of Mr. Lloyd, in the Eighth Avenue Bank By whom were they depositedt Q. To whose credit? A. I don’t kno: Q. What did the second teller tell you about these | Dills? (Objected to by counsel for defendant, and sus- | tained by the court.) H Q. Where did you learn they came from? (Object- ed to, and objection sustained.) Q. What time was it you sa these bills? A. Between | Band 5 o'clock. Q. Was Mr. Houghton theret the Directors’ room. Q. Who was with him’ A. Mr. Morrison and Mr. | Sandford. | Q. When you saw the bills bad Mr. Morrison left? A. I | think be bad q Dia you know the object of Mr ‘or Tope t " you A.Tean't say. | A. I think I saw him in Morrison's mission’ then what hiy business was | A. Not exactly. ew there was some difficulty be tween them, and supposed they were settling. Q. Do you know it there was a bag of gold in the bank | thenr A. Yes. | Q, Wasit the bag in question! A. Yes j Q. To whose credit was it put! A. 1 don’t know | Q Vo you know of am account kept in that bank by "tte A. No. ‘Le you know of « + kept by Hoyt ¢ R. Hoyt “A. No. posits of Hoyt made ¥ A. Yes you ever sce : Whom Was ihe ¢ A. By pois oy or his elerk. Q. Was ever their account known by the name of the | Gitinlty Account ?” Court | Q. How Jong after the alleged loss of the $3,000 by | Houghton did you sce those bills in the Eighth Avenue (Objected to and sustained by the Court.—He has answered that question before | By Counsel for defendant.— not the checks | Houghton owed you drawn by @. Hoyt? A. Itwas. | Q. Was that check ever paid? A. It was paid by the bag of Mr. Morrison’s gold; I took the gold from Mr Houghton as security for the payment of the check. Court.—Q. For what did you hold Houghton’s check? | A. In the evening of that ‘day I gave him certified checks for which he was to give us cither bills or specie. Q. Who drew the checks? A. Could not say. Q. On what bank was it? A. On the Eighth Avenue nk. @ Who was the drawer of the check ¥ A. It was eithor the president or cashier of the Eighth Avenue Bank, I think. Q. What were you to do with the check? A. We were to get either bills or specie, from Houghton; he was to cash it on the credit of the bank. Q. And you gave it to him for that purpose? _A. Yes. Q Did le cash it? A. He did, by giving me Me. Mor- rison’s gold. Q. Who was the drawer of that check, to the best of your judgment? A. I think it was drawn by Mr. Sand- ford, cashier of the bank. . Q. Why did you give him credit for that check! A. Having had other transactions. with him, T supposed he would give me an equivalent for it immediately. Q. Why did you certify his check? A. Because I had instructions to do 50. Q. Who were these instructions from? A. From the cashier of the Eighth Avenne Bank. By counsel for defendant—Q. This was not the first transaction of the kind wherein gold was the deposit? ALN Q. What was the money bag labelled? A. $4,200. Q. Are yon positive whether it was the president or the cashicr | that drew the check? A. Iam not. By counsel for complainant—Q. -Had you seen the pre- t that day? A. No. ¥Q. Was he in town? A. Could not say. EB8y counsel for defendant—Q. Were not certified checks ‘drawn in.blank by the president? A. Yes. Gourt—Had bir. Sandford an account with the bank? A. I think he had. John R. Lloyd, being duly sworn, deposed that he was md teller of the Kighth Avenue Bank; knows Mr. ghton; recollected his being in the directors’ room, long with Mr. Morrison and Mr. Sandford, on the occa: Vion referred to; is no relation to Mr. Saudford; never | jaw him until he cume up there imMarch Inst as their ashier. as Did you see three $1,000 bills there in Jume last? be Yes, ‘Q. By whom were they deposited’ A. By Houghton, | in the name of G. R. Hoyt. | Where was Houghton then? A. In the directors’ room | Q. He was not behind the counter? A. No; we never the counter. yhton make any other deposit there that day? A. He made » deposit of $3,000 at the branch | 1862. down town, Q. Did you ever hear of the Bills being lost? A. I did. 3 tua you? A. Mr. Bewis; he said that $3,000 lost down town, sad, looking at the $3. 000 wer , “those are they, I suppose;’’ Laid not by the Courter were Hoyt’s checks discredited | oot June las A. Because his credit was not of 6 Q Had he ever ovemirawn his account before? A. No; be HS was always before. 2@ you koow how it was that Mr. Hoyt had not Sea the ea 4. A. I do not. Q. How much money had he to meet the check? A. | Bhink it was good for $1,500, but he had overdrawn his @ccount, if we paid his check, about $6,700, counsel for defence—Has the Eighth Avenue Bank or indirectly any interest in this matter? Al not. Minthorne T. Brundage, being duly sworn, deposed— ‘That he was first teller of the Bega Avenue Bank on Saat occasion; eee ber about it was that on the 2d f June, about half past three o'clock, Kk; on Boe nex morning on my taken out—that i, checks for $4,200, $1,500 and 000; they were taken to the office down.town by Mr. and Mr. Lewis; had no idea why they were taken down town; could not say whether Mr. sand. ford drew 2d of June for $3,000 or not; be did it ‘on the books; all the down town business books of the bank in Eighth 2 : here, the counsel for the of the complaint, on the been made out; that there vn rowel that the whole | brench of trust between for the false pre- , & very clear Court reserved the decision in this cass, and the Pyontgation was pajourned. ? : i g F i i i I re il : By 4 aff Pentiontant 60/256 ene Contnggretion ° | amount light, | watch house. the | cane js, that the cost of said works will ve ry the Guevclond Herald Herald, Oct. 28.) At length the long expected calamity of a great fire, destroy ini able business buildings and a large amount of personal property, has fallen ‘upon Clevelan Last night about cleven o'elcek, a fire broke out in the New England House stable, ad ome ad with great raj a dity, destroying the New E Hotel, the Corn change, the St. Charles Hotel, "G eral Oviatt’s perited tial brick block, two warehouses, and many buildings of less value. The fire worked its way against | the south wind, as well as rau with it. The amount of praperty destroye very great, as will be seen by the follow. | ing statement of details, the most accurate at present | within our command. ‘The following is a list of the goods, fixtures, &e.— | Livery stable, where the fire took, loss not known. Carriages, &e., all saved. New England Hote P. Ross, proprietor, whose loss in furniture, fixtures and liquors, amounts to about $16,000, Insured for $11,300; the companies are, West- ern’ Massachusetts, $1,000; Sprin eld, 000; "Metro- politan, $3,000; Home, 's3,300, and Star, $1 P*Fairbanks & Co., scale manufacturers, ssa ware- house, Loss $12,000. “Insured in Eastern companies for Treat & Edwards, grocers. Total loss estimated at $14,- 000, Insured for $9,000; of which the Springfield has | $3,000 and Cleveland Mutual $1,600, | "A. J. Wenham, druggist. ‘Loss $12,000, Insured | pad in Rensselaer $2,000; and Western Massachusetts Cook, & Althen, clothiers. Loss unknown. Insured in Connecticut Insurance Company of Hartford, for eos G. Kramer, clothier. Loss $2,000. Insured in a Hartford company, $1,500, John Brown, barber’ Fixtures saved, ‘A. &C. Loeb, clothiers, Loss not ascertained. Insur- ed in Metaopolitan for $2,000. Bishop, Remington Co. wholesale Uquor dealers Loss 3% ‘artially insured, Melhinch & ‘tillman, dealers in farm produce. Loss $4,000. Insured in Washington Union $2,000. G. H. Grang, grocer. Loss $5,000. No insurance. George Sprague, agent of I. F. & S. Burgess, grocer. Loss $4,500. Ingureil $2 y Williams, oyster saloon, Loss $600; no insu- nance. Farber shop. Loss small, ¢ betweon the railroad street, on the east ride of © stores and sh On the west side of Merwin street, next the canal, was arket shop of G ¢ Ross. Loss not learned, but lit. Next north were Koen w, grocery; Schwab, cloth- ing, and Oblander, jop. AL small dealers, and though they will feel their losses severely, they were in Win. Bingham, warehouse for hardware; stock, $7,000, saved, $1,500; insured $2,000 in the west- ern Massachusetts. Chamberlain & Crawford, commis- sion merchants: loss from $5,000 to $8,000, insured in Summit Mutual $2,000, and in Knickerbocker $1,500, Wilbur & MePowell, ship chandlers; loss $8,000; insured in the Londen and Liverpool $3,000, and in the Beekman, New York, $2,000. thing stores, Rockwater, and Fiel, and a shoe vss ammall, but not ascertained. House, everything Commercial Mutual Insurance Company's office. All property saved. A. Gray, office. saChamberiain & Crawford's office. Books and papers saved. Books and papers | aved. “D Oviatt’s block, north side of Superior street: — . N. Gates, commission merchant. Loss $1,000. No insurance, Wm. R. Eckart, office. Loss $150. Win. Mittleberger, o P. Anderson, commission merchant. tallow, $4,000; 200 do. syrup, $2, tons Scotch pig iron in the cellar, ‘supposed to be uninjured. ,Tnis pro- perty was in transit, and supposed to be covered by in- surance in Montreal. | J. Morrison, broker, loss of fixtures. Small. } ..F. & 8. Burgess, wholesale grocers. Total loss of | stock valued at $60,000; only partially insured. | Loss-160 bbls. J. F. Borges, clothier, between River street and Rail- road. Stock from $14,000 to $16,000, probably half lost. | Insured in Atna, $1,000; Hartford, $1,000; Western Mas- | | sachusetts, $2,000, | Half a dozen small buildings porth of the above were burned, New England Hotel, Corn Exchange, and outhouses, occupying the entire square between the railroad, Supe- rior line and James street; owned by George M. Atwater, of Spring! 1, Mase. Buildings worth $45,000 to $50,- 0 Insured, $23,1 | TOTAL LOSS. In buildings........$02,500' Insurace far as { $37,400 In goods, &e ......-101,000 known........ 1 90,500 Total loas. 283,500 Total insurance. $127,000 St. Charles Hotel, corner of Merwin and James streets, owned by L L. He’ Insured for $4,500, which will probably cover loss. Nearly all the buildings of the north side of Merwin street, between the canal and Superior street, were of wood, and owned by the estate of C. M. Giddings; worth | $15,000; insured for $6,000, $1,000 of which was in the Metropolitan North side of Superior street, fronting on the river, | fine brick block owned by Gen. 0. Oviatt; worth $25,000, Amount of insurance unknown. Wooden building owned by J. F. Borges, and several gusall buildings in the rear. “Valued at $4,000, insured 500. Seamen and Smith lost two bales of hides valued at | 300. itt. John M. Hughes lost property valued at $500. INCIDENTS OF THE FIRE. Last night, soon after the fire got under full headway, our explosions, probably of powder, startled the specta: ors and filled the firemen with anxiety, but the latter emained steadily at their work. The man who, contrary o Jaw, keeps powder in his establishment, should be marke rapid was the spread of the flames that half a dozen persons found themselves in the second story, (the third trom the paving of the court,) of the New England, cut off from the stairs. Word’ was passed outside, matresses brought and placed in the court, and the six saved themselves by jumping from the windows. Mr. and Mrs. and cee two Misses Deering, Mr. and Mrs. Lewellen and Messrs. Foster and Ferdon, members of the “Varietics”’ corps, were among those who made hurried esenpes from the’ New England, The Deerings lost a valuable wardrobe. Mr. K. B. Hutchins, of York, lost from the New | England, a tin trunk, containing more than $3,000 in pied and acceptances. He had burned $200 worth of s. Two boys, caught stealing a trunk, were sent to the Crawford & Chamberlin rolled from their warchouse into the river 700 bbls of flour. A boom placed across the river caught the flour ag it floated down, and it was saved. The warehouse of this firm was fortunately nearly empty; a week since it contained $800,000 of mer- chandise. Capt. Robert Moore, who, at the time of the fire, was with his brig, the Alert, ‘at Madison Dock, forty-five miles east, distinetly saw the fire. This morning, the safes of Messrs. P. Anderson and J. Morrison, and the vault of the custom house, were open. ed, and the contents found all safe. ‘The Canal Board. Ata meeting of the Canal Board, held at the Canal Department, Albany, on the 28th day of October, in the year 1854, “ Present—The Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, State Enginoer and Surveyor, and Canal Commissioners Fitz- hugh, Follett and Gardiner— Mr. CuwReu offered the following preamble and resola- tion, which, on his motion, were | tal Whereas, it was the general be ment of the constitutio for by the pe the,nine millions of dollars ‘whieh it authorized to be ndd to the present State debt of twenty-six millions of dollars, Wronld be sufficient to complete the Erie Canal Entargemen finish the Geneseo Valley Cunal, and also the of the Orwego and the Cayuga, er the adoption of n ingwiy by the ly ot could be he, without that thirteen millions of resent St Bs opiaien recast of the completion of the works samen, giving the crtimated sum, replied, cient for that purpose, thu: in hirteen millions, so far as bi in te is concerned, a matter of uncertainty, w not since been removed by any’ acti on his Whereas, the inability of the State Engineer to eatim much beyond thirteen millions the said works would cost, pparent unwillingness to expross an opinion with: ft auch pitimnate, together with, the tact established by. the past history. of, the State, that all public works cost, from twenty-five to fift tb the most of ° causes # palatal apprehension on rt of those most interested in the navigation of our ried to eighteen or tw ions of dollars, thereby making it necessary, in order to complete them, that the people should again yott Amamendment of the constitution, to authorise some ten millions increase of the Sta dn addition to the nine millions already authorized: And whereas, the relative receipts of the canal from tolls ht re ceipts of railroads, which connect with the pete with the canals in the enrringe of freight vis d the Ogdensburg road, have been as follo Canal Tolls. $3,086,172 a 168 hime aah four years, of about five mil- the freigit receipts of the three competing se fn canal tolls of more than half « Tuillion of dollars; and, whereas, the recent. amendment. of titution limits the creation oF Gam to-ture ond 8 ne of dollar ete ti railroads, a effecti sa eae oe Sg ai there ts Frovemeat oe to admit of 6 tise, whi by the anticipated ol for transport for trans; fate, berdentig ‘he Prep tol eepieiag’ the interes other disastrous to those w! freig the Bmances of the ith increased ion v4 borrowed under the prese: view of the Cy of the iitseade which has recet become so ruinous to boatmen and transporters, ag almost have deprived hem off Ssonspartotion of flour and other favorite deneriptions of for the protection a4 yell ne the tax Fie f boats had tonnage o te nar therefore, zee Yauch of the sum of nine miliio dary horixed by: the recent amendment of oem for Mobo enlargroant of the lle other the sum of one million of dollars, shall be be “applied 5 Cargo of the Steamship Arctic. ‘The following is a list of English goods, with the ship- pers and consignees, on board steamship Arctic, from Liverpool, September 20, and lost 27th:— Phys Shippers Consignees. ie Brown, Shi cy &Co., Williams, Stephens & Co. iy “Cochran & Co. Dickson. . Diss & Co. Sant d Piionar. F. Tomes & Son. . Yam Wart, Son & Co. PORK: Se or Bond ds & mg 4—J. $4 Taipei Psi ce Hamberston, WG. Hunt & Co, 4—E. Higgin & ‘ellen & Co.” 4—Naylor, Vick Co. 2wW-aA. ped “Faulkner * Co, G—Armold, Leet Shae: hiebrend & Co., 4—Leeeh, ‘& Co. 4—D. & C. Mao Ivor, ros. & Co. Edwards, “Sandford &Co., Zollleofier & TT. Cottinet & Co., Vyse & Kousler & Co, ‘itham, r ES Wyeth, |. Carryan, B. Maborshaw, Cooper & Fellow: '. Stewart & Co. K, M, Tinson & C Ubsdoll, Picrson & Co., Harstmann Brothers, J. Turnbull, Order, Goodbue & Co. T. N. Dale & Co. 3s Stark, Dh is a Biya or. DAH’ tonton. Moore & Baker. Banorofte, Betts & Co. Smith, Young & J. Rawson. Sheehan & Sons. oO Felers 1-4 ier Taylor, eh ishardson & Co. Blevin & M It Siramoas & Co. R. Merritt. Kelly ds Ferguson. Touthian & Crose, Higgins & Co. aun & Co. Buna a : appeal BEES "e P Ulnssford. & Co. Rathbone, Bros. &Co.. IZA, W. Lyon & Co. Ihicon Tylor & 1—Rathbone, Bros. Co. bee Gillitan & Co. IEW, gacks row. hance, Son & Co. iCRickarly & iaraing. IT. kW. Homan & Heinermann, Henry Owen. H, Farnum & Co. Ammold, Constable & Co. ‘A. &G. i, Witthaus, ¥ hite & Sheffield. Connah, Sanderson & Co. rieseses Bros. & Co. 1—Stolterfoht, Frost & Co. 2—Phelps, Jaime & Co. 1—Guion | Wolfe, Gillespie & Co. Collins & Co. ITs, Whitaker. as. S. Shapter. IJ. Swire & Son ‘A. W. Kell inatn 1—Richardson, Bros. & Co i- 8. a ees & Co. 1— 2~Alexander & Lott. fe | ke B: ey Co. W. W bend: Mehoteneld & Son. 2—Richard son Bros. & Co. 15d. Trippet & Bros. oe Sheehan & Sons. Sherman nd Pratt & i= “ Goddard & Merril. = “ W. G. Cowlishaw. I “ , Novtiner & Gawtry. 1—Leech, Harrison & Co. Seligman & Co. 1—D. & C. Mac Iver. J. Kipling. i= a |. L. Rar, 1=D. Stuart & C A: Ray & Co, 1 R. Renfrew. Isler & Otto. Sackett, Lynes & Co. 1 R, Bainbridge & Co. AMeClanc & Tamplin. Wild & Jul 1—J, W. Jones. Smith, O'Brien & Co. 1 G. Wright & C Birri Oakley, Fox & Co. * 1. I, Souter. Legrette & Neyer & Ww cinlar, Loitimer, Large & Co. 3. Stone & Co. 1—#45,000 in State bonds, C. Humberston, 2—Rooke & O'Kell. 4, Moss & Co. jacob Taylor & Co. J. Higgis 1—G. Redishi, Jr. Swift & Seaman. Edwards, Sandford & Co. t & : 13. Trippet’ & Bros. 5k, Frodsham. SoFrildin, Brow. & Co. We r IZA. Dennistoun & Co. A Wal ICE Sundiord & Go.” W. Viocsehigh & Co. HL Boker &Co. my Tenpett & Bror. za Dennistoun & Co. I—Guion & i— j—Leech, funsrison & Co. 1—Guion & Co. 1—C &R. Elliott. 1—Gnion & € 1-E, Fi yodsham, & Co. 3—Fielden Brothers. 3—Richardson Brothers. 2—Dennistoun M. & C 3; Warrin. Perot & Janot. W. £4, Morrison. 2-—A. Denn: J. Owen. ac, cae C. Carville. 1—J. Hun’ D. H. Craig. 1—Edw’ ans Sandford &Co. Silby & Graf. 1—J,4D. Naleomion &Co. A. Bell & Son. ee E, & HM. W. Small. W. Hi, Cory & Co, iz W. Shiri 2—W. P. Surgay. J. x Cc. “ 6 i Ficden, Bro’s & Co. J. 1—Dennistoun, Mitchell & D. Morrison. Co. & 0 Per Phtiadelp hia Farr, Johnson "0.5 01 \¢] ford, ry Vorcester; Hunter, D. Pe Welle # Co. D. W wane #60. is ‘cum ‘aylor, er e Me an Jon itfiin Brothers, of Baltimore: 8. Mall oration 8p, Yous Putin's Co. GB Be, ing & Livermore, H. Sain urges, foe Seal Torta W, Hoyt, of Stamford Ch, James Moir, Wilmer & Roge1 Plumpton, of Boston, Wile Idnson, Stetson & Co. W. G. Hum Willdaned Con MeD. jams & Co., Mui Co., Post & Ryerson, A. Eaten & Co, Sitton & Troseider pe, Barnsdo: inter, Negrette & Leoni, A. Jeanrenaud. . C, Ro i. Chap Kessler & Co., Jas. i J. rower, Personal Intelligence. ‘The Little Rock (Arkansas) Democrat of the 13th inst. gives the following notice:— ‘We take pleasure in calling the attention of our read- ers to the card of Doctors Solon Borland and J. J. McAl- mont, who have associated themselves under the style of Dr. J, Almont &Co., and purchased the fine store of Dr. W. Adams. Both of the new firm are w known as experienced and accomplished Lo fperer eho and their names are an ample guaranty that business of the house will be conducted just as it should be. Dr. Borland having retired from public life, has resumed the practice of his profession, as will be seen by his card in our advertising columns to-day. Hon. Edson B. Olds, Representative in Congress, from Ohio, is in Washington. Mrs. Frances D. Ga dress before the Was! Fair. of St. Louis, delivered the ad- ington county, O., Agricultural At ’ Ho acville iy 7 Hicha on, Loutevilie, Ky.; Mes. and Misd At all, late C ioe ecient Pea alader, aly, Albany +3 S. vy. Pitot, Aros00, ‘Washburne, Alten ember odor Hitan—Hon. Ht. 4 Gil in, Pagadian A Hy, Heglands ma, lor, Liv GH nba; be. Boiling’ deren Ses land; Hon. Levis; dames zag fami isa ‘Saka At the Prescott—W, i ag hg and Posily, Bs Lag] B.C. Bites Peg tee al ae Vor s. Served, a Francie Mrs. ew Yor! s ror i bg i Tyeee X' sm Kew, Yo ‘thompson, Troy; J. A. ead, Shell bared, D Delaware; 7. M. drowns New Yor York. At the Liarentea—F. . Be Birelow, do.; W. Feeston, Benth C Connecticut; 8. Bo: one rein ro t ie—Alt. Mitten! nd ni ilotchlon ardyindy, Burepe, Dinars and Sore ran itavana; Francisco ene, viet Grecter ter Bee ee'h lamtth Clark sud indy’ and London, England. it stor—Mr. Crowther and family, §: vannah; Hon. Sclergen Davie, Secretary Pec ony Col. Cooper, Dolley Mann,” Washi ea ee Dwyer and eorvant, Judge ii ma ea “t. Wargen, Hon, deinen erat on, Longe _ a on . Taylor, ‘Marey, Beale. Nis Herr, ie EA Taylor and’ mopeon, & 8 Clarl yess N pias id Asi of Sree MEG ‘Smart and lady, Chas Aw | Heo izes Rave Mero oe win, Thoméon, From Havans—J Q Lopes, er wa GW Winslow, Y Johnsen, & Ba Scott, From ‘opi wall Be er, Cl Green, NF H ifarris, C Thompson, F ioe From Richmond, &ec, fa senna son, Mrs Sarah Vall uel D Pera crane Mrs & Cavend Benton, Joh m Carruthers, 3D Malt seven in the steerage. G jete, RC Barclay, and Appointments by the President, weeree ae of Oregon, tobe Governor of the Ter- m H. Farrar, of Oregon, to be Ap be. Atieeney of the van Hines ey ern ‘be Secretary of jamin F. ol regen, beta, os ol the Territory of Oregon. : = Tas New York Herap offi oe presented an amusing scene on the 14th. A large pace be gathered there to obtain copies of the weekly edition prepared for the Collins steamer which sailed that day. e whole issue was soon exhausted, and so great was the ‘struggle among the disappointed, that several ‘knoek-downs”? occurred. copies at the desk offered aa kigh ax 25, 50 and 75 cents -New Orleans Delta, Oct. 23. MARITIME INTELLIGEN(E, ALMANAC 90%, uEW SORR—EmUS DAY. eUN Rises 6 29 336 BUN 6ETS..... oe ‘morn, +22 Port of New Yom | October 30, 1854, CLEARED. Steamship Indiana (Br), Lambert, Southampton, M Liy- in, Einp' Orient, Hil, i iverpool, 8 pofford, Tileston & Co. ip Concordia, Krewert, F Schmidt & Co. Ship James Watt (li), Sopwith; St John, Geo Lo = 4 Ship Ya Varana, Langston, Buenos Ayres, wo W DeForrest & | . Ship Brews! Wreake Mi Intansas, Dow, Loud & Co. Ship Memp! ‘ew Orleans, Wim Nelson & Son. Bark Ninkod! Whithe , Melbourne, R W : Bark Miltord, Cole, ‘Galveston, De Murray Bark Tonic, Randall, Portland, Russell & Vining. Brig Azorei, Dean, Matanzas, J W Elwell & Co. rig Spanish Main, Decker, Razged Island, 83, Tucker & Ligh Brig Jemes Wakedeld, Allen, Pensacola, Peck & Church, soli8 2G Anerson, Delano, ‘Newport, Smallwood, Ander- 0. Brig Augusta, Stone, Savannab, St f Bane OW itor’ ‘atson? Morrow, ‘Marion jones. Schr N W Sm iil,Hobart, Charleston, McCready, Mett & ‘Sone Wm L Cc; swell, Elwood, Charleston, Dollner @ Pot- “Schr Fanny, 'T! ayer, Charleston, Geo Bulkley. Schr Lovisa, D: Hb ‘Edenton, &6, Johnson & dlaght, Schr Arctic, Critchett, Alexandri itt, Dodge & Co. poe Frank, McMath, pore Sturges, Clearman & Co. Solr Srp rive, Cole, ity Point, 3 Hunter £ Co. e rand Tslan ’etting it S W Lewis Schr Moselle, Averill, Rew witsven, Jil Havens. Clearman & Co. Steamship Pacific, N; mdre and passe: Weather the frst tine'days outs Stenmebip Empire City, MeGowan, Now Orleans, via Ti vana, Uct 24, to MO Koberts. Soon after leaving Hava hurbor passed bark ‘* White Sea,” standing Steamship Roanoke, Skinncr Wilco &o, with mdse 7, sve 01, Oct 18, 10 AM, with erate “tad very heary and pascengers, fo, Lwvidiaw & Pleasants, t 19,7 PM, of Cape, May, paised i Steamehip’ Jamestown, i hence’ for Mich. mond, &c. Passed about 200 sail of vessels anchored in UND Neptune's Car (clipper), Forbes, ¢ hp Neptune's Car (ci ‘orbes, Caleutta, Jul: assed St Helena Sept 17, with Nntoct a . to Foster & Nick Tron. | Sept 15, Edward Walter, aman, of en Te bag Ship Commonwealth, Tigari, Leghorn, 5 2, lon 72.02 fell. th with a vossdl of About L3) tone | ure en, 'dismasted, waterlogged and abandoned; same oke brig Juda’ Touro, of New Orl tre Le; wbicasmanith ree fe eean, See a ng rome slight damage, | The JT had her chranels earried ~~ of and from’ kee edie Shi itten, whey: days, via Hamp- tot W den, arleston, 10 days, with cotton, & m & Dimon.” Oct 20, {o Durham & Dimon. 20, Michael rian seaman, of rk Laura ‘Snow (of South Thomaston), Hall, Leghorn, Lid days, with marble, raga, te, to <. Fabricotte; vessel to Sept 28, lat 33, lon 36 3), spoke bark Rodman, from Trapani (Sicily) tor Boston, 15 days out from Gibraltar. Bark Zidon (of Lubec), Hoyt, Trinidad, Cuba, 23 di with molasses, to Brett, Son & Co. ‘Experienced Leng sateen Bark a W Seens dene Matanzas, 25 days, bey = toE mt. ore Int 24, lom 78, passed the ft the rd ofa vousel, painted whit sed ship John A’ Harter, of Port jand, vtecrin 9th om Gun poke ship Cromwel Orisa for Has ie of a nee rom X 20th, Int 38 16, lon lot of lumber, the cbiot mate, Mr oP the 24 fall from the maintopmast crose trees om deck, ine pitt very much. Bark Mayflower (of New, Haven), Curzier, Grand Tork, M1, th Scary th salt, to HM ‘Trowbrid of rat aeth sveot bark Sheed ell, of Bi N {ftom Char je a Bouton ee Reo eee alaya, Gibraltar, with wine, ko, to Giro & Francia; vestel to thomp pee a elation voc bi 4, int 38 57, Jon 51 hs Tst ship“ Jocephine,”* 5 days from jo Mi jat 38, lon 74, passed a large vessel’s jalaga, 30 days, with fruit, &c, to ed heavy weather on the coast. Brig Mobi (Dr), ota arseliied, Sept 3, with mdse and 7 Passengers, F Coutinery & Co. | Experienced heavy ‘weather, ont iibboom, galley, stove bulwarl | cela (br), Lucas, Grand Turk, TI, days, with salt, toe at chimedos (Brom), rchimedes (Brem), Northolt, Gonaives, 32 da said logwood, coffee, &o, to Hennings, Muller & Gosling.” = is bound ‘to Bromon, but put into this, port Is dist on the 22d snd 24d inst, in lat 33, lon G4, in a \E to N, lost a suit of sails, carried away fore mast Toroyard,’ stove bulwarks, causing the vetsel to le x Kato Heath, Chase, Cardenas, 20 days, with au and molasses, to Marti, Rio & Co, Oct, 25, lava) lon ese Passed brig Atalanta, bound N. ‘Tho K If was 14 days north of Cape Ht Brig Stalkuight, Jacksonville, EF, 13 days, with Joie be traitor Schr Julia M Hallock (of Brookhaven) Anderton, St Jago, Cuba, 25 days, with Bb ongar, to JW. Elwell & ke Schr F ¥ Ladd (Bp, Johnson, Wilmot: N&, 6 days, with Potatoes, to G 1. Schr Alatama, Avery, Portsmouth, NH, 3 days, opSght Bay State, Sherwood, Boston, 8 days, 2 Dayton & Sehr Wm Woodvury, Huntley, Rockland. Schr Bustamene, Hanks, Amboy for Boston. | Schr GJ Sawyer, Turner, Portland, Ct. Sehr J Lawson, Lawson, Portland, Ct. Sloop Sarah, Savag Sloop Mele Se Sturges, Providence, 2 days. Returmer—Br brig South Durham, Purdy, for Nova | Scotia, 19th inst, to load deals for Europe, retuned to port | this morning, on'account of having heavy head winds, and being Jate in the season. {White Cloud, Todd, honce 19th inst for Babia and mkt, returned to port yesterusy. Reports on the 20th, com- menved is gale from the 3610, lon’71 2), & tremendous heavy gale from the NE, bark commenced leaking bad] her dota on her beaamen rrieanc from SW, which hove ly swoeping’the decks of ‘and all other thing, washi ‘the ev washing ont struments’ from. the eabine ba her; constant! Casels eae cea Oct to windward, bottom up; ree quantities of ‘diferont ‘kinds 5 BELOW. E, with fog and rain, One brig, unknown. Wind during the day fro: been sold for $2900 The f the brig Haidee havi Sires a 11 for sale. we are informed was incorrect; sho is Pg al tet Breer ie Ata “Atalant .- rs big es fran ae ay Liverpool andria. hark Tyme an, Ci Swan, ate Beyrout; avers, ‘Alex: | Herald Correspondence. CRHILADELPHIA, Oct 90—Arr hark Spoedyell, How + brig Isola, Boston; eshte D Norton Serton. ‘St Jobs, NB: "at Curils, Richardson, Bird's Islan hams Bed chip Louiso Marie (Brom), Wendke, Bromen: big Hun. tress, Dolly, Demararn; echr Tennessee, Hammitt, Savannah’ Disasters. WG For loss of steamer Isabel see news from Mav: we logs of steamer Walter R Jonos seo extracts por Susp Timea xsa—Me Walker, wreckinaster, has contracted ° terial ed pent nian a tver Talets of Now Bedfe before the ice , lost in ve her bom’ home last Gil, S25 de sperm am Siwoive® bon Bax Howsaze, ¥ and from Ro: b, ey oe ina 1 me h Bast, tovt head of Those who could not get ; ite, Penniston & | at } Portland, Ct. | | more for Amsterdam. Notices to Mariners. a acide arene tatlow. for NOrleans. ‘Off Start Point 18th Comet, Hamburg for NYork; Steer Heim Autworp for der Johassa, Kiet, reas men for NY «i ‘Of Bolt Head 13th Daylight, Wilson, from London foe nigeruaxs—Of Oct 14 Republic, Wencke, from NYork Are Oct 18 Uriel, Foster, and St es Eanerewn ‘Seuper, Callao; 16th Amn Colom- pittosoars—Passed Oct 13 Chance, Illingworth, fm Shields the Lisard Oct 15 Donau, Heydtmann, fm fer i Sire 22 Orogbound, Guibrandson, Sincarone—Sid % Minstrel, Potter, bon, Calon ba! rt tos, Bestia, york: 2th, ome] tet of the schr i re ‘ARBER from the Ronde Oot 1 Hope, Ryan, Coleen, Sings) ins {Site to the editor of the Eo ‘Aust —— = BT ree 8 Powhatan, aman ot. intited am indweee to coma See. < ae ep rORBAt—O8 Oot 18 setae ations for the others Interested ia einen Robbins, ry returned ou ion platen, evidently cached at Fayal | splitop seize feet leaving Bre Aas, | tnee strenk set tatty That"the, fapieonte of the on plate + RL: | wreck. ‘The forefoot of the Old ‘Tateh, do, 160 | great strength, ‘the lolmes, | Wreok split it up like ‘do do; | some slight repeire ond’ ius Howlan feat of Abe to be Irie Deval do, tanh of the that his | landed; Seat To Ons American ship Bllse W Nent, 1 re-coppered. % Ph ict Lae NB, ‘clea Reeves 4 Co's dock i ashore” ‘The ait eats aie athe | opp rb ecia ial, old. for $00. 18, of Dexter, NB. HO sp, fande Chase, Berens, 30 apo aie eri Btn a Flokes, > Fra | Mis shave were Saseie | of Shanta, A ned tnd hat rine % | of Shanta, Any a0 | fees dame ged s ladish ahd wenlakers we Ree nen aE $0,AM Oct 15. The k aye ‘and | ward riled dat rt Clarence July 90, Olympia, Russell, N B, 1 whale The Rea deck on this Faloon, Gardner, Go. 1 do. do; cannes Rote Morstlander, # Ulwislothie sesaees Aah LM patnchiearge Antwerp, Oct 15—Tho Amciien Lona bie! o Hatteeh, Bourne, sence. for id is which was and T has been got hoon Sue would Otene ferneuse Oct 12, aren amore Leones be Bate at Port Clarence, spoke two whale ships in retic, ited tecived letters from hem. ‘They were Poth nd of Ascension, March 46, Delta, oS a9, iy Dale, from Boston for Caleutta, Oct 27. Weeks, of Gi rt, with the 1 trom repr ted ec tenelin dan with gions) | gamete toed aap orkut et 60 enh ls | wet ore %, off Fort Hope, Aretio ‘Ocean, Gideon a4 Waterlogsed. apparently ber laden, no name, lat 47 jowlani t » long * ‘At St Helena, 2ist gt; Kathleen, Allen, NB, 1500 bbl, erleain Wi parted | Spoken--od Bean 2 36, je} Sen Gull ‘Nichole, batial naitel Oaa ete ‘shore > tl ge of the | $C ep, bad been in co 2 monthi ith the Narragansett, | bay, became . ‘wreck and was sold. . be | COcman, of Nant, with 1¢50 sp: had Sean tnse with the Wivansés Oct 18—The A: iter R Jor perdeeracng vid Pe ey a iT ve aft, ‘ftTank, of Now York, ‘bound eastward, Oct 26, 1st Bauntes by the emaeh men fo on age ae eglfogone te A tend Pe the Tteriin slo eared” The fol is | Ship Dr, 1.3.0f New York, from St John, NB, for England, Oct 1, Int 329, Ten, ret ion 56; had a full figure hea: j Opi W Shipwash, bearing about W SW. At saw 8 | Bag rai. ett reermree dorapepeleteagisloeg: porea tobe ao sets Raock.” ACS 20,4 Bt struck the |, Bare Storm, V-clerte, from Mantis for New York, Oct 19, ane ee eae ee Bia 1 top of the tide when Ports. TortOct 16 brig Alvaro, O'Brien, for Now Be Agrenwa uu Ee’ sarcing pens, best Care Town (CCH)—No Am vessel in port Sept 11 to fot, wa pole Cattao—Sld S yt 11 ehips Fairlie. (Bi Vaited States; 18th, Lime (Perav)y do; 204, Br ark Hava cet 19 bark Am rican, Goodin , Havana. | sit faith t ig Patent eer Portland. 34 In port a Titi Sarah F Williams, for Portland mext day; schr ‘Alebarme, Smith, for Baltimore 3 days. FavaL—In port Sent 38 bark Kilb; , from Cadiz for alt {0 caulk, rt Oct 21 ship Kate Avincom, Seah atte: b te all. Seed comm with & Diligence, Young, 1 ONDER VEIT ee REITER feerimaiog and washing clean, over the shlp, which | York lug? Lu from Vortland, ar i imping om the gand v wavily, the vampe se Pyteet ing: | fees See cece Motes, diag brige, Napoleon, ‘Davis, Meet Goa Tae al now thought the ship would boon become & total loss, ied and I Coben, Clark, disg; Mary Milatlethe ec fiom NOrlans, are arr me pare “ae do: tehts Frome? Adee Grey, : a patiiipe, lee’ ‘ran on, rot 5 Mi a 24th, steamship "philedelpaia, Hag, Sina York Wer Soe leans same day). A a ri pagel of, Shorey: Machiag (and sla 228 or 284 u inklin, Thompson, Thllede phin; sehr Zeplon, bee, Char ‘les jonterey, Puri ington, N York; bark Muskin- wah Warren; Moses Kimball, Moody, N York; 28d, fgley, Newport; sehr Abbott Devereux, Aitchorn, Sa 16th barks wi Thestrup, Newburyport; 16th, Rialto, for € Louise, Lina ton; 22 um, Dj a, ship Doren, Oct 18—Off bri Regent, D: 35 da: hep Bevashort t 15, in with the ship De rf, (belore ore lat 44 41) fon betore reported mr al Wilson, NYork: aoe Som son, Charleston; 10th, | from Quedee bre W' ‘John Pierce, Me took off the est iaeereel men, ‘Zist, brig Ci Home Tor no, Mite BALTIMORE—Are Oct 28 Late oe days; barks J H Di 1, Tiarriet Lewis, King, Movil 4 jor, Strout, Portland; Starlight, tae nm: eohr Hoxen reLCld Aug? ship Viet Lh CBee James, Fall River, Mass 23th ships Ei ug 7 ship Victoria (Peruv), Clark, sry foe, James, Fall River, Mass,’ Cl ahing Reece. ‘Sar axnas—Are Oct 15 Log 33 a Williams, Mavana: 21a, FA Perley, Liesogang, NY owe, » ly 31, chip Elisabeth Ellen, for freight hart oy ree or ane un ni h; brig Henry William, for ‘San ‘7 Jouns, NF—In port Oct 10 11 Aig to load’ foF a port in. tap Munreespeen Coe Crowell ps bark .peoratab (Bs), ch Bae Wind md Nor Starlight, Thomas, East Manohar Flying Eagle Smith, and Wide World, Jones, STON—Arr Oct 28, PM, bark — F Slade, Baker, Phitedeini es Victory, Cook, and Vi ren, Bas- ter, Warwick, Va; Moses Lote Baker, Phi he Sr Jonn, NB—Arr Oct 26 shij ce i aie » ‘Perki sristol. ner, ‘ovell and ‘Frank, Cash, St Sturiinx, NE—Are Oct 26 bohr St Ste sy Stephon, Trimble, ¥ Emerald, Bassett, NYork. Cia eR See baie Sacva—Arr Oct 9 barks Wm Henry, Watt Arr 29th steamer Locust Point, i Chilton, Penmells Havana, Sid 10th Prosclan bark Adatioe, | Gleaner (nem)e Lunts et and, irom Nevvuryperts barks Kleinwort, N¥ork. 11, St V Helens Sits Springhok, Hurd, Cape Town, CGH ult, vi Dean (30), Hilton, Troon Sth uit; EA” Coshran Raltimore, rics Plantagenet (Br) M’Lellan, ‘ork Gth ult; Sarah Woo! Jackson Sr. Jaco—Arr Oct 13 Mri A ay Fawn, Chace, Boston. oy fin Whtindetpl Oct 8, sta sept 27 wig Abana, Sullivan, M: "Al noGA (near Rt, oe it thip Plymouth | Challenge, Simmons, Aux Chyes Meaheamansenin pect Bepbid tit hassel Ch), Hi NYork, "Returned tark Howland: Eavson? or io 1 jeturn side, from New york) mame andy: | rec disestere, Bla auth caste Clin at meetoee ‘ark (Per Steamsmur Pact og HAVEEARD, NZ—Sld July —, Francis, Partridge, Ame- TWERP—SId from Flushing Oct 12 Clifton, Ingersoll, N ANs1ZR—Passed Aug 4 John Bates, Easterbrook, NYork ¥e = Turk, Zion, and from below barks Lamplighter, Com- BATH—Arr Oct 26 vehi Freeling, + 2th, A re, Wilmington, i. eee chins F POOTHBAY. sre Oct 24 sche Active (Br), sypscata SCHARLRSTONS arr Oct Pod brig MH Chappell, vet for Hong Kong; 13th, Architect, Patten, Canton for Lon- th Ellen, Austin, Manila for Boston; 15th, ‘Ariel, yee tee liza Waite, Lew: in Bath (Me), us Winiag ay ork for Shanghae; 1éth, Storm, Roberts,’ Manila | ton, NC; rebr Ae lor, Providence. hr bes South endrick, Arr Oct 11 Joverland, Muller, NYor EASTPORT—Arr cet. 121 Yele Wheaton, es, Phila ‘ona—Arr Sept 28 Volante, Millet, Mobil delpbin: 234, schrs: Metvitle, ‘i hie, Sid anon. Ea fe ee ee os Tonite ana aid, Bet, by a Twlight, Berman, and AE ilyde, fer, Battl- ORDEAUX—S reed Bt 2th, Norfolk gonen domes, NOncane 11, Belli Soate Kyerk! @ mia Heflor ais Sie trie Osean ar A ww, of Fall 0 jehinson, do; . j totidt R R rips Isabell: 9 e om odor fan td ens meintty, bent us ‘om Royan Roa finnesata, Veacoe! yan aid Oct It Standard, Richie: Savannah lamertine Hayden, and lonteak: Eincein, for Nore Ruavane Arr Oct Hl Joveriand, aller, Nor: Ham go: NO Buchanan, Henson, on land, Herman ie dor Wi area, oa bet ou) pth Asamae: | ieeatets ‘kine iter i eed, ist ety ilow fever from ‘0 a ‘ er) Menke, NYork; Helene, ey inesiog DaNteee eens | Te jtaves i hrs Elise, ida; Medonma, I barks Norambein, York; Terror, Kendall, Sure ed. for Apalachicola): Walker, i uERitt, Borton; bs Watker, NYork: sete Columtin, (from N Capis—arr ‘oct 5 Carrie on, Jones, NYork and -Arr Aug 135 Q Adams, Melbourne; lith, Nio! “slaey Po 16th for N York); 18t 2ist, Sea Breese, Newe Graves. Sia 19th, Misslanippl, Avetraita, — Gl. sling amhy (com NYorb) Brato Dennis for New Carctera—arr Aug 21H Ware, Dual (of Xang York: 27th, Martha Maria, Reverley for NYork; Gen Taylor, Clara Ann, Hatch, he Darver fcr fio; Seraph ih, Keverley an Francisco seth, ‘Sohn Gila, Rings ae opts, |. HARTFOR! jet 28 steam sche Foxephing Geumbiy. nets Hong Rong. CH Stet bahia weve Pek: | Philadelphia. Sid team ech Sach orton: 2d, Grey, Heathess Medaughlin, dee 30h, ‘eens gels J Meclurky, Wiltlames 4G. Baldwin; ‘Almon Bacon, Sy es a oe 2 Hippogritte, ‘Howes, wie: Mary Tice, ice, Phi iladet LEWES, Sb MeThe pastorly winds and weather silt detnin a feet at the Breakwater, priveipa gutward onnd-—among them are the barks Hecta, " Toth for New York, which Pat in, on Frids Virlone and water? also Varks Richmond, fo tis, for Montevideo vi Heroine, Bisk: L Miner, Jobn $ 81 ri Oct 23 kelve Dn Cousins, Now York, S10 20th seks Caroline Knicht, Witson, New Yorks 7 # A Hooper, Wentworth, Richmond, Va; M a th, 8 Case sitarrinston, New Yo MO ‘her et 0 harks Howling Wind, Porter, and ship An Kimball, way trie Re imam, Fee Bost a orthman on 7 aepinn, Philadelphia ion rH a he (Br), do, R FHPAD Arr Oct 22 seh NEW’ O ‘ORMEANS—Arr Get 21 ships FW. Deane, Landi, N York; J P Whitney, Whiting, Liverpool sith aucusty Hart. ley, wes, Boston; bark Vs ‘fd ine leer ant, bam Anita (Span), Liemon, iavana 4 edn otter, Boston; barks La atty, Charleston; trig Thos fies. ine Seca Hineks, Clausen, NYark; Otomoce, Howes, Liverpool Tith August; Johannes ibeem): Eeoces i remen 20th Aueust; briz aleina (Span), eames “8d, shine R 1 Summer, D; ‘erpool Soth At eee, Kate yi wana; Ca Cates, amo Below elin, Nacon, fevin Liverpool. rt ey) brig Warcettus, Bourne, Barte- LON DON—Arr Oct 27 STE Sh Gcluvinug, Holinm ae Ida Marice, Balys, Virginia. ite Saugor Aug 18 Raden, Lamson, Mauritius; 27th, Syren, A Dovsr—Of the Wight Oct 13 Admiral, Wieting, from EPremen, for NOrlean: ne date, Moro Castle, “ Monnee,"’ from Neweastle for N York. Dunornsss—Off Oct 12° Hindoo, Klockgeter, from Balti- Drax—Arr (et 13 Alvarado, Sleeper, from Richibucto for Hull (and anchored); 14th, WA Coopcr, Landerkin, —— for} Rewpert (and sld 15th) ae, Son Duck, Briard, and Ma- tangas, Libby, London for Boston (and proceeded): Sir R Feel, Chadwick, do for NYork (and proceeded); Moses Wheeler, Simpson, do for Swansea (and proceeded); John Merrick, do for NOrleans (and proceeded). Sid 15th, Dor- ean C Yeaton, Stevens, Hull. Exsrnons—Arr Oct x Caroline, Asander, Gefle for NYork. et 15 1 SRE Baltimore for R. ee THD assed © D a Sartorie, NYork (and (prev to 7th) Caroline, Asander, N York, Ka Spat Crooker, Moorhead, Que- wick, NYork. with 100 passensers Gra p—Arr Oct ee. Sha ath Sir BP Havre—Arr (ct 12 Si Shelter, Hilts, Richmond. NYork; 13th, ITieonder om, rt Tiuavoaree sid bet ie a2 Figronce, Pitehell, NY ork. NEWPORT—Are Oot 98 sche Watohi Dish. Wilhelmine, Haneon som and Re chert, Tee ks “Work; Ennice, Ade ieee Bal. onc—Arr ootin, in 3 | aath, Aiea ph me dan ‘Francisco,’ Sid'Gin ‘Carcling ‘ SOIL ADE an Ae et noe Emerson, ‘ seeynroonaa rekre Ge en fiche Baier, Boston} each ‘Ale, nnd Standards Lave nPooR-ArE Oct 18 Shawmut, Miggins, St Steph Hie f Manchester (+), Philadelphia; A: ins a Constitution, Britton, NYork; sth, sth Red Gack xt nav ipeRce ‘CE—Are Art Oct 28 propelles} Hiestohester, Clas Reed, Melbourne: Star'of Empire, Brown, Woston: eat, tebe Bete, tal Sofhat Tatey: eee, shat blie ef the Cope, tain, ee St George NB anes) om Grecplander, Sno vel Any, a) Mtawe OF Queteet’ Conqueror, M'Aaley, Belfurts i7th, Guiding Pines Petre, Jones, NYark, bri Dambarton Star, Jobnson mrne, ate, Leek cap Htcirter, Fowler, NYork. | Sid shee 43th Spurr, NOrleans; Emerald Isle, Corn. | pat enrock Ferrey tert: Whcaman Petter, Reet ' eivater, Austin. do: 16th, State Tights, (ave Reon ie F3 seein het Remetmant, Wives. NY , Wel do. Pbilndeln In tke river outwrd bound Marshfield, Torrey, Baltimore; | Mer duuts sloop Khod rian ti Aver r, Collis, S Yor! i, Johneon, NOrleans; Nerinien Bate, td for ldg’ 13th Jas Whi + a Valderiand, n Sam Fran: Cld 16th John i101 | Grozier, Bosto | Charleston; Kor | eieo; Mth, | Portland VES apd 19 : end, "Cha geht Orb, beet Phila ACen Begrh, Bron In port Sept 23 ship” Nile, rena Jord fox Efapaeieh Tata AND—Sld Get ry tebe F 1. Jones, Gi , onme + ‘i Dyer, Sylvester, do; Bolivar, Spear, yeah ich Bis ‘arr Oot 27 schen Elicatoth, Areulagian, 6th, ler, Nelson, Ni 8? NYork: Mid ‘of Manchester (s), Philadel- , ‘ Paine; Vitrisin, rice, Boston: § $3 $ | ards Oct 16 Medallion, Robinson, NOr- | fs Fee Peres, Tittier, Norton teund be wa Je Orr, St atlas war Hown off ina fale A tna from Ri awrence; Lalla a. LEM-Cld Oct 27 sche R G Mercier, ect Ni en ae SACC—£14 hi wetter (new, af Saco, 68 tons), a Tote th Pee team, Jordan, Charleston Nagel, Sa Gla ont AK COA Sept Cotden Racer, im Peel, bi oP Perey ad old 9th for Calcatte) Taylor, Liv- All—Are Oot ath ship Kal W ond 2th rae de eR Tawrete 32th, bad wig be a Anderson, | =e TARA At oe ali Be gs Deets tas AuTA—ATr wr INGTON, N C—At Set) sO ieee Patio sc pe Romy § Getter oterall Grlae ter, Mes; 2th, Sarah Cl ath ie, +o lark, mY jd Beh, ee! Kaight ‘Ong, Simmons, Boston. Sharp, New York; 2700, wee | ut