The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1855, Page 8

ee NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1855. eaters nwnncsmeemenncmneetrie” Military Affairs. PABADE OF THE MILITARY, AND TARGET EXCUR- SION COMPANIES. ‘The past week has been an active one with our mili- tary friends. This was owing, in a great degree, to the approach of the election and the consequent liberality of the numerous candidates in the way of prizes. Mayor Wood astonished the excursionists somewhat by the fol- lowing proclomation, which had the effect of atoppiog many a pleasant ‘“g@ay’s shooting :’”’ PROCLAMATION. Mayor's Ovex, New York, Nov. 1, 1855. ‘The appearance ond parade of soldiers upon the eve of an election suits republican France, but not America. ‘The statute of the State forbids it from now until Wed- n@sdsy next, unless called for by authority. No contin- ems like the latter is expected by me. But I deem it ag to advise officers und ccmmandants of all com- ponies that the Inw forbide appearance” and ‘oxer- cise” of their men within the time above mentioned. A heavy penalty is imposed far violation. The law is excel- lent {n pats Evecything favoring of excitement ty to be carefully avoided during the next five a My fel- low-citizens will remember taat, last year, a target com- pany, on the evening netore election, promoted a disturb- ance in marching by a political assemblage. It will be- come the duty of all policemen to notify me of any parade between this date and the day succes ing elec- tion, that I may teke messures to enforce the law. If engagements for parade have been made in ignorance of the law, commandants will immediately postpone them. FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor. To the above many military men take exception, and say that the law refered to by the Mayor cannot apply to the target compauies, for the only law in the State on the subject applies exclusively to organized militia com- panies, whose officers are cowmissionad by the Governor, and reads as fullows, and will be found on page 12, section ‘24, of the milit/a law of the State, passed April 14, 1855, via No pa) ade or rerdezvous of the mili\ia shall be ordered om any day during whlch a geveral or special election shat! be held, nor within five days previous to such elec- tion, excopt in case of siot, invasion or insurrection, or of imminent danger theree f; and if any officer shall order aby such parade or rendezvous, he shall forfeit and pa wo the people of thie State the sum of five hundred dol- It would be well, however, for the excursionists to ac- cede to the Mayor’s request, agit is well meant, and should be respected therefor. The New Yore Henacp Guar}, Captain John F. Watson, proceeded on their sixth annual target excur- sion last Wednesday, to the Red House, Harlem, This compeny is confined exclusively to the Hera estab- Libment, and is comprsed of composi‘ors, pressmen, carriers, and other attachés of the oilice, This year the guard turned out sixty muskets, and without any in- vidious and prejudiced comparison in thelr favor, it was confessed by all who saw them that for drill, marching and profictency in the manual of arms, they have bad few, if any, superiors this season. Everything combined to make the excursion a plea- sant’ one: the day waa fine, the masic by Robertson's Band excellent, and the dinner was pronounced good” by all who enjoyed ii, ‘The muskets as _a general thing, gave a good report of themselves. The following va ligt ofthe prizes, donors, sud the names of those who won a Prevented by Wa & & gold gonn Gi. Lightooty! Tt, Pritchard. clams Jas Innes. $25 in F4 erase & Bisel U. D. Magness, 20 in Sorbiog Jus. Conner & Bons RD. Silver cup & saucer. Hon. 1). B. Slokies, W. A. Fishe ‘Two ambrots pes. MB. Brady. bt MoCo: 507. AUK Silver goblet W. Harrison. Suver pitche Geo. Silver cup. Editor W, Richar ison, J Leary. / Baward Clarke, J. Chatterton. [S2 Lynch. hii Foley. Wilmurt... » Guibert & Brower, Ys de son. goble Jos. G. Asbe sold pen and pencil, ii a. Gunter. . 31d gold pieo Limburger, fausteed rey in gold Patk, M’Kent Goldgieeve studs... Robert Kerr, Amcng the answers to invitations, the Coumittes re- ceived the following from Hon. Danicl £. Sickles :— Manstos Horse, Oct, 90, 1855. Sin- U have the honor to ucknowledge the receipt of an invi- teton from the New York Herald Guard, to aceompany the corps Upon its sixth annual excursion, on the 3ist inst,, which I “Rae reat pleasure in accep'ind. ‘association of printers I always fet athome. At the age age of ine Jentered 2 printing eilice in the somewhat an- Diguouis capacity of “devil,” and after passing throwgi the se veral intermediate degrees, Onvily graduated at the compost: loriecase, Although 1 have since followed the profession of taw, { never emer a printing establishment without feeling that Thave a right to claim felowshin with a cliss of artiz.ns wrho have done more than any other w enlighten and {prove the great and powerful journal with which you are ident sted, foremos’ amagg ‘he newnpaners of this conniry, haa be; = ‘an inatit 7 Mof the republic, ‘The typ 7 eger's an fniinence inpan the 2b vou’ set and > mind that and to which parties are not sel- men dou eompelied to viel Be pieased to convey my best wishes to the corps; and be hheve me, very truly, bod friend and servent, Jous F, Warsox, Commanding. D. B. SICKLE: At the dinner hes were made by several invited gee ‘who were present. aNiEL E. Sickie was called upon, and said that home in that company, as he had been a pr ter once himself, and had occupied the peatine of ‘devil’ in an office when he began life. Mr. Sickles was now 4 lawyer, but he looked back with pleasure and price to tbe time when he was a workman and a priater. r. Sickles: approved highly of these independent mitita- ry componies, ‘They trained our people to the use of arms, and gave them a knowledge and taste for military menouvres that would be of incalculable advantage to the country shoulda war break out. The habits of dis- cipline and of good order inculeated by the drill an? the mareh were also commented on forcibly. Mr. Sickles was vehemently cheered and tigered at the close of his remarks. Major E. A. Kimball, on being loudly called upon, ex- pressed bis pleasure at being prevent. He tnd always felt on interest in the Hxrarp establishment, partly } cause he bad once been an atlaché of the office himself, but more partiewlarly for the course the York Hear bad taken during the progress of the Mexican war. When other journals, continued Major Kimbalt, maligned the American army in Mexico, and bopea that the enemy would receive them with ont Bemis and hospitable graves,” the Hera never faltered in cheering on the troops, and stood by them thicegh evil and fhrough good ‘report. The poe) who was bimeelf a soldier, and had served in that war, would ever feel grateful for the countenance thus afforded; and, so at as he was in the city, he was ansious to be. present ot all the gatherings of the Henao employés, Maj Kimball was repeatedly ud vociferously checred during the course ce chi. the spec Mr. Griffiths, of the Bowery thestre, Dr. Richardson, and ¢ther invited guesta, made avpropriate and effective eeches in response to Soa toeary toasts. After the dinner the prizes were delivered to the victors by Mr. James MeGowan. The Guard then returned to the city. On Monday last the First Brigade, consisting of the fist, ceventy-liret, second and third regiments, paraded on Hamilton square for field practice. This Brigade here- tofore has not been able to claim a very je position in the estimation of our citizens tor the disefpline of its sev- eral corps. On this occasion, however, a new era ap- peared to be opening before it. Last year we had occa- Pion to show hew several of the rear reuk members, ie, were lying about on the ground, and doing everything but that military daty for whic they were ordered out. Nothing of this kind was to be discovered on this occaston. The day was remarkably fine, the men in good spirits and very attentive to their officers. The first and third regi- ments of cavalry performed several evolutions slowly but correetly, the "slow movements consequently lacked military weght. The second and seventy-first regi ments of infantry performed several evolutions, chang- ing of fronts to the reer, and on different’ potas. ‘Their improvement was most marked toward latter end of the drill. The wheelings and turns were very unsteadily executed. The Fourth Brigade, coaststiog. of the tenth, eleventh, twelfth and ster een ninth regimente of Infantry, ‘visited East Now York on Tuesday for military instruction. The movements selected and executed were somewhat more complicated than the above, but the same remarks refer to these regiments as to those of the first brigade. The National Guards, 7th regiment, paraded last week on Hamilton square. ‘The movements with the exception of the flank marching, were most beautifally executed. This regimont takes precedence of all other ent in the city for its ais cipline, military organization, order and internal ment; Consequently it is the most reliable military ping We had occasion, afew days ago, to notice the very ‘upmilitary Court of Appeals elf at the City Armor where thousands of citizens, old, decrepid, exempt a others, were kept hours in the rain until it suited the officers Se ona, to hear them. On Wednesday evening a T crowd was kept waiting, at the Mercer House, for two houre or ao, and 3 Om ficer condescended ‘to to hear appeals. A man with no tailitary Ley og the god Her postponed or adjourned the Court. Are citizens us imposed on without 7 dress! The militia laws sallord redress to the citizen, A novel treop appeared in the upper part of this cit; on Friday weeks Tt fe consisted of about ope huniret vont «' public school No. 17, ‘orty-seventh street, in the Te The troop referred ity-second ward. to were dressed thine aot eS handsome and im- T np appearance, of muskets, car- ‘n their hands ae ime ion, ‘on a large scale, of a which certainly was the most as Tae descrip: t {weapon for them to « lers of coop, Instead of a sword, wielded an Irstation of « gold pen, as the insignia Of their office. . The pens . fh Venutifully painted and decorated. The troop, wie 4 bore the name of Education Guard, with the mot- ibe pen is mightier than the sword,’? Master Byrne, «vw Efer marching through several of our streets "GaGa Fase where ater anering ‘» jer under; ‘a svedion were diatti ‘Guest, chairman of the Board. alison Tr ity: 4 ward, when the pupils ‘wenty-secon pupil separate, glance at the of Of interest and cu: Ramis 25 ing was oe oct wos manifently icthing "pga Is of all who w aeoed this experiment. who saw the troop Qvuki got byt cemumak ibe pride iy gash one of tie company felt at being able to display a aoidierly and dig- appearance. sccnpensing this troop at the pelans, were the scholars from public school No. 28, in in Fo street, pry ‘Twenty-second ward, under the prineipalship of Mr. J. ‘The two schools mentioned above are in a very flourish. pe ans trstaetie only complaint being the want of cient accommodations for all the scholars who seek admittance. To Mr. Montieth and those who have as- sisted in this branch of our public school education, we succeces; and may their reward be equal to ir fullestanticipations. ‘The Taylor Guard, a fine, clever, well disciplined company of men, numbering seventy-five, and composed ety ‘of mechanics, turned out yesterday for ta) “4 actice. They assembled in the morning at F. We fii itt street, and marched to Councilman William Tay. lor’s, 237 Stanton street, where they Diaved Go three or four lively airs in honor of Mr. Taylor, take their tit From thence proceeded to C. - man’s, at pri Serge where the day was spent in fine style. r the wr dane were ~~ ontiag, | ed partook of a sumptuous di nd fpunaee ioatad to the wi thep orl ners. Independent Corps, First ent, New York Volun- teers.—The members of this company will assemble to- day, November 4, at Centre Market dril! room, at 123g, ‘and Mercer cometh t one o'clock, in uniform, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to their late How reat jel Likewise, of Company “G,” and Robert Dooley, of company "1. Tke Herring’s Foundry Guard, Captain Michael Mo- ran, turned out on Monday last, on their target excur- sion to Fast New York; they numbered 36 muskets and bad 15 valuable prizes to contend for. They made a fine appearance, and their target showed the marks of some crack shots; indeed, it was one of tho best riddled target secn in our streets for a long time. On the return of Guard in the evening, a few remarks were made by Mr. George Baker, ono of the invited guests, and the land- lord was toasted. ‘The Emmerson Guard, Capt. Gavit, employés in the of. fice of the United States Magazine, and named in honor ef its senior proprietor, proceeded to Mott Haven, for target practice on Wednesday, October 31. They were accom- panied by Manahan’s and—numbered 28 musketa, 60 in all, Sixteen prizes were contended for. The whole affair was creditable, and paseed off with much oclat. The Fifth Ward Police Guard, numbering 43 muskets, under the command of Capt. Slater, went on their first anoual target excursion on Thuraday. Prizes to the value of $1,600, which had been conated to them by the citizens of the ward, were contended for, won and awarded. ‘The Guard presented a soldier-Jike appearance, and was accompanied by Wallace’s braes baud anda large bumber of invited guests, The Bowden Guard, Captain J. 31. ‘Turaer, paraded on Friday, numbering 45 muskets, and made a target excur- sion to Mott Haven. The Pittfield Guard, under the command of Capt. F. Goodwin acevo arg by Dodworth’s brass band, parad- ed with 35 muskets to D. Pollock's Weehawken Pavilion, 83 prizes were distibuted. The Gasfitters’ Guard, Captain D. S. Sullivan, paraded to Hoboken cn etober Stst.. They were accompanied by Adkin’s Band, and looked well, ‘The Holpin Musketeers, Captain Shanley, with forty muskets, went to Hoboken, where they contended for twenty prizes, ‘The Redfleld Guards, Captain Withey, turned out forty: five muskets, They paraded to Clilton Park, 8. L, where they contended for twelve splendid prizes, ‘The Mo-gan Iron Works Guard. Captain J, McKay, turned out sixty-five muskets, and shot for fifteen fine prices, at Hoboken. Groham Light Guard, Captain Train, turned out 50 men, and coniended for 26 prizes, at Poilock's, Hoboken. Latayette i at Guard, Captain P. Cok, accomp .nied by the Union Brass Baud, proceeded to Hamilton park for target practice. McDoncho Guard, —— captain, numbering 70 muskets, went to Stryker's Bay. They are all from the Sixt. ward, and are u fine set of fellows. Roach Guard, Captain Dunn, with 40 muskets, weut to Hoboken, accompanied by the Washiagton Baud, Washington Volunteers, Captain P. McCaffray, turned out 50 muskets, and went'to Clifton park, S. T. Putnam Guard, Captain J. Barnett, with 20 muskets and Washington Band, Harrison Guards, Captain M. C. Connelly, with 50 muskets and Washington Band, proceeded to Hoboken. A. 5.8, Degraw Guard, Capinin Trondell, 26 muskets, City Brass Band, went to Motthaven. Bunce Guard, of Brooklyn, Captain Farrington, 94 muskets, went to Hoboken. Metropolis Guard, Captain Geo. W, Aimes, se:ond an- nual excursion, lots of prizes. McQueen Guard, Captain Creighton, of Brooklyn, pa- raded cighty muskets, and proceeded io Hoboken, on Thursday, acccmpanied by the Brooklyn Band, and made a fine appearance. Gorman Guard, Captain Lewis Pearsall, want on their first annunl target excursion to Yast New York, on Sa- turday, and was accompanied by Shelton’s Atncrican Brass Band., The compony was awarded 24 valuable rises, and made w very fine apperrance, and saluted fhe Hisiarp office as they’ passed Malichi Brennan Guard, a fine looking body of young men, residents of the Seventeenth ward, numbering some fifty muske's, under the command of Captain Janes J. Heasey, passed our office on Tuesday, October iaraivg Hom. their second annual excorsion to Tuetlo Bay, where they contended for some sixteon prizes, and ended their anniversary with a grand at Chinese Asserobly Rooms. corner of Diceker and Anios siree\s. ner, of Union Theological Seminary, roum of the chure ‘The Rev. Dr. 8 will preach at 4 D. D., at 724 o’elock, to-day, in the North Presbyterian church, 82nd street, between Fighth and Ninth avenues, ORDINATIONS. On Sunday last, Oct. 28th, the Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore, at t. Alphonsus church, ordained to the Priesthood the followmg Rev. gentlemen of the Redemp- torist Order, viz, ; Revs. George Deshon, Bradley, Kraus and Van Emstede. Mr. Deshon was formerly a distin- guished young officer of the Army of the United States. Rev. Mr. Colby was ordained in Hampton, N. H., on the Slat ult., as pastor of the Congregational church in that place INVITATIONS. Rev, E. D, Morris, of Auburn, and formerly of Utien, has accepted » call from a church in Columbus, Ohio. ne cong pation of the Central Presbyterian ch seh have extended a unanimous call to Rev. *Saravel ex, D. D., late of Brooklyn, to become their stated pastor.’ Dr. Cox has preached for them sevo- ral times lately, with an eliect that is better shown by their present act than ony other form of expression. The Park Preabyterian church congregation of Newark, N.J., have agreed to extend a unanimons call to Rev. Henry A. Rowland, 1. 0., of Honesdale, Va., to become their pastor. . The Rev. James R. Stone, Financial Secretary of the American Baptist Home Missionary Society, has received @ unanimous invitation to become the pastor of the High street Baptist church in Providence, R. 1 The Rev. J. B. Flagg, of Biemlnghans, Conn,, has been led to Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, to succeed Dv. mouneed his acceptance of the call, Mr. Hing, who f'n South Carolinian by birth, is a nephew of Washington Allston, and attained ‘eminence as an artist, in which profession Le was well known, but abandoned his profession to devote his services to the Church. Rey. Samuel Kelley, who has for some two years past tor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Concord, lias received and accepted an invi ation his duties as city missionary in Charles- Rey. Marcus Armes, of Paterson, N.J., has been called to the Congregational church in Westminster, Mass. Rey. Dr. Rowland, of Honesdale, has received a wnani- mous call to the Park church in Newark, N. J. Rey. James Douglas, pastor of the First Congregational church in Rutland#, New York, has received » unani- mous call from the Presbyterian church in Trumans- burg, New York, to succeed Rev. D. H. Hamilton, who has accepted a call to New Haven, Connecticut Rev. H. Dyer, of Brasher Falls, New York, has accepted an invitation to take charge of the Presbyte- rian church at New Haven, Oswego county, Rev. J. Sewall, of Orfordville, N. H., has accepted a cwll to the Presbyterian church in North Greenville, New York. Rev. Wm. R. Downs, of Orange, New York, has ac’ cepted a cali to the Presbyterian chuteh in Howard, York. INSTALLATIONS. Rev. Tyman Whiting wae installed pastor of the new church erected by the North larish in Portwmouth, N. H., on the It inst. ‘The installation of Rev. A. P. Van Gie#on, as pastor of the Reformed Dutch church, of Brooklyn, will take place this evening. Rey. John Wi installed by the Pre h, late of Sanqnoit, New York, was tery of St. Lawrence, at Canton St. Lawrence county, October 10th ESIONED. ‘the Rev. F. D. Gootwta has resigned the charge of Nel- son parish, V Key, P. 5. Ruth has resigned the charge of the 0 St. John in the Wilderness, Columbia county, N. Y. beg Facade to return to St, John's chureh, Ca: tharine, Schuyler sounty, N. Y. The Rey, Henry Brown has resigned the charge of St. David's churehy Radnor, Delaware county, Pa., and the Church of the Redeemer, Lower Merion, ana accepted the ae iad of St. stephen’s, Beverly, Burlington county, Rev. A.W er has tondered his resignation as pas tor of the First Baptist Church in Lawrence, Mas. Rev. 1. G. Mallory hasvesigned the charge of the Pres byterian church at Woodstock, Va., and gees to lotte- town, Pa, PRATHS IN SER MINTSTRY. The Rev. Job Potter, a ly respected Universalist minister, died Teoently at Whitesboro,’ N. Y. Died, Gi Newington, N- H., Rev. Domes Nuiter, aged $0 ears. v NEW CHURCHES. The North Parish im lortemouth, H1., dedicated their wee Cn on the Ist inst. ‘The Society of the Methovist Fpiscopal Church in Weat Centre nf Boswn, are about to erect » new charch op the present logation ‘The new Methodist Episcopal eG st Potatoes, Schooley's Mountain, N. J., was dedicated om the Bist ult. iy 5 ie corner stone of a new church edifice for the use the Pbilli (orthodox) of Watertown, Mass., was iwi roa cron onthe Sut ute ie, Ook church is to be erected in Thomp- Neral tecemdly erdalal Sy She-vint Ward Froateraa church, Syracuse, was dedicated on the 25th ult., ‘i e's church, in Hillsbo- rough, Highland conte as consecrated to the service Ainleet Ma by the I Right Rey. C. P, Mcll- valine, D. D., D. ak: ies bs the of Ohio. MISCELLANEOUS. A new 0. 8, Presbytery has been tormed from the Pres- bytery of New York, embracing all the churches of Long \sland. It is enutled the Presbytery of Nassan, coa- tains fifteen churebes and twenty ministers. Another 0.8. Presbytery has been formed in lowa, entitled the Prasugtery ¢ oft aque. A crosact pag ong against Methodism, in the lower tart of New dere by a Rey. John Quincy Adams, who is delivering # course of lectures, endea- yoring to show its anti-American spirit and tendency, siaaiastty ‘between Romani«m and jethodist tpi <p ge anaging the temporal es of the rey WO, aA . Sta pe to republicanism in its influence and avowed prinel The difioulty Letween the of “Illinois, (Rev. Dr. Whitehovse,) and his flock, relative to salary, actual residence among them, &., has been amicably settled, at last ‘the convention Of the diocess has taken such action ‘The other difficulties abo ina train of adjustment. Rey. Kendall Brooks, Professor in Waterville Col- tere, fae become pastor of the Baptist church in Fitch- lose. OTR thir’ and Fourth Presbyteries of Philndelphia have mrde a re-adjustment of thelr constituencies, 80 03 to render the two bodies more equal in numbers, and the parts cf each more accessible. The churches’ ef both bodies aye been divided by a geographical line ranaing slong Ninth street to Muster, thence west to Sohuyliill. TOVAL NUMBER OF CHURCHES IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. ‘The Albany Journal of the 2d inst. Saeed aro in- debted to Mr. Manchester, of the Census Department, for the following table of the churches to tbe various rell- ious denominations of the State. It em races the entire ate. with the exception of the county of Ulster, and two districts in the city of New York. ‘Those versed in deucminational affairs will, we suppose, criticize the classification; for it unéoubtedly enumerates, in some instances, as distinct sects, churches really onc in fellowship and goyeroment. But the classification is given as returned by the Marshals. From these tables it will be seon that there are fifty-six differ ent Christian denominations in the State, numbering 4,921 churches. In the districts not returnid there are probably twenty more, making the total 4,941, ‘The sects having tbe groatest number of in eee red fret, the Methodist Fo sccpal 1,258; second, the ‘Con munion Baptist, 725; thirb,” the Pettriecia, eli and new school, €0' orth Protestant Pplsooral, 340; fifth, Congregational, (01; sixth, Roman Catholic, 200; and Feventh, Reformed Protestan’ Dutch, 243, The tables of communicants and attendants are vot yet completed:. as shall secure him a residence. Congregations! B01 Protestant Episcop: 349 Dutch "Evangelist Episcopal... 1 Union churches, two or sects. . 192 hethel and Free Universalist Unitarian, Christian Church. (Nd True Dutch pes Catholic, Evangelical 1 Frients, Orthodox an 18 Menouites , 5 Shakers... 3 pee Second Advent . 8 Disciples of Chiist, or Camphelite Taptis ae Evangelical Association, or German Methoiist....... 15 Moravions . 4 Jews. + New Salem ve Independent Congregation ae | Israelites... aoe | Close Communion Bay a » 1 Free-Will Pi bite 16 Seventh-Day “ 21 Evangelical Seventh-Day Tay ist 3 Reformed « 4 Calvinistic i 7 Old School Us 6 Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist African Zicn Methodist Wesleyan “ ; Protestuat ed . Calvanistic Reformed “ Primitive “ Congregations) Pre ‘anit Old and Ni Evangelie Presbytetiin. Calvinistie, baka . German United Evangelical... Evangelical Protestant. Swedenborgims, Menist. German ietorme kyangeliste Whitteld Calvinis Protestant Commu French ivotestant, German Evangelica Evangelical Desibels.... Total .....sseeeee Total number of Protestant churehe: number of Catholic churches, Marrted. At the St Nicholas Hotel, on Saturday, Nov. 3, by the Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, Hon. Hesey W. Decy, United States Consul, Carlorube, Baden, Germany, to ELVIRA Mrenck Gicuwsr, daughter of Hiram Merrick, Esq., of Detroit, Mieb. In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Oct, 26, by the Rev. Dr. Smith, Mr. Winuas E. Mircnkta: of Wilmington, N.C., to Miss Marte A. LaGRave, youngest daughter of 'S. M. ba- grave, of Brooklyn. At New Bedford, on Tuesday, Oct. 30, by the Rev. Me, Wise, Capt. J. W. Trask, of the Hayre | packet ship Swit- zerland, of New York, to Miss Mary l’., daughter of Capt. Wm. 1. Reynard, of New Bedford. Dica. On Friday, Noy. 2, MaNGAMFT A. Cuscmsy, daughter of the late Patrick § Caserly, in the 224 year of her friends of the famil Hy, and those ot her brothers, Eugene, George and Bernard, are respectfully requested to Attend her funeral, without further myltation, from the reridence of her mother, 400 Pacific street, between Bond and Nevins streets, South Brooklyn, this affernoon, at three o'clock. Her reraains will be interred in the Eleve street Cemetery. On ¥aturday, Nov. 3, after a short illness of consump- tion, Jony i’. Puiae, aged 44 years. is friends, relatives, andthe public, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 177 West Forty-se- cond street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, without farther invitation, On Seturday, Nov. 2, aged {5 years. Her funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 881 Went Forty-thitd stveet, to-morrow afternoon, at one o'clock. On Friday night, Nov. 2, of beipaliny glo Euwa P. Bat 1x, wite of John ‘t, B. Roshore, aget 27 yeare. Her, funeral will take, plact nis afternoon, o'clock, from No. 59 Hudson street. The relati Piende'ot the family ant. those of her tuther, the tate ‘Abram Bailey, are respectfully invited to attend. Of croup, Isgac, son of Abraham and Hannah Alexan- der, aged 3 years, 4 months and 18 days ‘the relatives and friends of the family are respectful invited to attend the funeral, from tho residenve of his father, No. 16 Whitehall street, at one o'clock this after- Mary Covi, wife of Owen Coyle, tgee porn. On Saturday, Nov. 3, at half past two o'clock, Honoma, the beloved wife of Pai Treacy, in the 49th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at o26 o'clock, without further invitation, f her late residence, eor- ner of Forty-second street and Fighth avenue. The fu- neral will leave the chureb of the Holy Gross, in Forty- second street. Suddenly, at G Mra, Mary Post, w her age. + Her friends and the friends of the family are respect: fully requested to attend the fameral, from the residence of Mrs be Stanbury, t Twenty-seventh street, to-morrow afternoon, at one o'clock precisely, without further Invitation. In Brooklyn, 01 Bicxs, aged d 64 years The relatives and friends of the family are respec'ful invited to attend the funera!, to-morrow morning, at o'clock, frem bis late residence, No. 44 York street. remains will be interred in Greenwood. On Saturday evening, Nov. 3, after a lingering illness, Sanau Jase Maxoam, eldest daughter of Jno. Mangam. The friends and relatives of the family, those of her wich, Conn., ons Saturday, Nov. 3, ow of ‘Thos Vost, im the 77th year of Natuay Woopuen, brothera, Darius R., Henry H. and Daniel of her brother-in-law, tino, N. Day, are invited to meet the runeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, No. 156 Lam ence street, Boat, 4 to-morrow afternoon, a' two o'clock, without farther tnvitation. m aturday morning, Nov. 3, Axx, wife of DB. T. War- ing, eged 39 years and 1) months. 1 Irlends and relatives are respectfully invited to at. from Jat residence, No. 79 South (end the funeral ber ‘Third street, Brooklyn, §. D., to-morrow ancueea, ot Hixmiay Mevscnrr, aged 43 two o'clock.” a pyle: ve of Osnabrucs, kingdom of On Friday, god 7 mont y ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Viddle Village. Williamsburg, without further notice. This remams will be interred in the Lutheran Cemetery, Long Island. Te Wiliexnsbuy , on Friday, Nov, 2, the youngest son of Mr. Jchn and Susan Cremea, aged 9 months. the friends of the asdiy ae are invited to attend the fu- neral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resklenece of his parents, No. 14 South Third street, hg amo gg At Tomy Caupiinerilie, ‘Staten Island, Jasms H. O’BRrmmx, son ot Siary H. o'lirien, aged 31 yours and ¢ months. The friends of the and those of his Dr. Jomes Hateourt, are rit d to attend his to- morrow ¥ 11 o'clock, from the residemee of his root ada Oot 38, at Jersey City, after a skort ilk s.. Pore aie ies pty oe Tultake. hie “ 2 how's: Sussex street, by Bes! a at three o'clock. nds of f a invited to attend the funerst, ane farther Venue MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORE—TaI DAY. Port of New York, x Wovembes 5 08s CLEARED. Steamafiio Florida, Woodhull, Savannah—S 1 Mitchil. Steamsaup Nashville, Berry, Charleston—Spofford, Tieston * Seamship Semestown, Parrish, Norfylk—Ludlam & Plea- sani ‘Be rk J Farman, Wrirbt, Havana—P V & Co. Bark a Brewer Ory ti, Moblle--kngie & Massed. 4 Vudlth Jones,’ Bartlett, Matanzas—Walsh, Carver & ; Ocean Bride ait McGowen, Hwlifax—McAuli? & joc) t, Filetti, Tampico—Shiers & piiyer. feht Ragie (Br), Hunter: Be Jobn—d 8 Waline Schr Democrat (Br) Dyne, Yarmouth, NS—J fovtine. Sebr E Haight, Boot, Opa peering pt ', Mott & Co. Sehr $ Clark, Nichols, Mobile—Laytin, Rycroon & i & Hurlbut. eg tS med oe Fisbe; m, Wilmiggioa3 Me M Ke ‘obr jompeon, v McKee. he mestown, Jatouree, Oy Point} Huater & Co. itimore—Lord & Quereau, Schr © Colkate, Behr Kedron, Perey. Phladelpbias Jos Behr J F Crouch, Henderson, Philadelphia—J Hand: Schr Zervish, Downs, Philadelphia~Leayerat & Oo. Fehr Corton, Brunt ‘Gateavile—y N Gamble, Schr Sarah Ann, Eaton, Bath—G L gebr J Tinker, Meee Mabtpae Ok 4 EI Peters. ayreuce, Rend. Middigiowa Barclay & Livingston. Behr TC Lyman, Stannard, New Haven—! Sloop Charier, Sturges, Providence—Master. Fropelier Onledonia, Baker, Baltimore—Cromwell’s Line. Barges A Bhriver, vers Meekins; Phuladelphla-W ii Thozpson Sieamship Baltic, Comstock, Liverpool, ‘Oct 20, with mdse and passengers, to B K Colli ‘Stdutanhip Siar of the West, _aliner. Punta Arenas Oct 25, with passengers and specie, to © Morgan. ‘The Star of the West lus expericuced extsémely rongh woalher and strong wirds during the eutire voyage from Punta Areans. On norDing of the 11h wt, at # o'clock, saw a whi ashore on the ‘ast end of Mayaguans reef, apparently of 600 tons; bore Cownapd {yund her Gercrted, mana acd bulwarks gone, ant the rea making @ clean breach in her amidships; could not wako out ter ert reiki 60 hours, with mdse bieamship August tee rah, and passengers, tes LM chine or inst at 10:20 PM, 16 miles Sof Hatteras, exchanged signais with Seema Knoxville. ston, with mdse and Steomship Southerner, Ewau, parrengera to Spoftord, TWeston & Co. On Thursday, sore, rity ie Hatioras beating NW, exchanged signals with stesmah ville hencs for Savannah, same date, at 10% PM, hearing W, exchanged signals with steamship James. A herce fox Curleston. The Southerner has experienced heavy NE winds throughout the entire passage. Ship Lebanon, Goodwin, Calcutta, Tene 9 Sand Heads 17th, with linseed indigo, &o, 16 Gordon & Tats septs nearer, Liverpool, Oct fy wilh mdse and 69 pas- ere § hip ity ot fic, Marshal, Liverpcol, 90 days, with mdse 6 a ‘Ginichaed ‘8, to Harbeck & Co. 5 hardson, Lewis Shields, 51 days, with coal and lend, (oH & FW Myer. Ship Donau (Ham). Fratitmann, Hamburg, 25 days, with mdse and 165 passengers, to Beck & Kuohard, Oct 30, off Georges Shoal cave al Liverpool, hence tor London, Julia (Brem), Frémann, Bre nen, 37 days, in ballast passengers, to Henninge, Muller & Gosling. Get &, off ar, exchanzed signais with an Am clpper ship steer ed fiag vith a letter in it; 10th, lat 49 17, lon chr Genora, of and for St Jokbs, NF, from 42:38 1oh 60 14. spoke Br bark Wanderer, Light, fois New Bronewick for London; 26th, lat 42 44, lon 09 {atepube slip Admiral, hence for Hawres ai, int 2 14; fon 68 2! experienced n heavy ule from NW. Bark ‘Nimrod (whaler, of Sag Harhor), Green, Fernando Noropha, South Atlantic, 42 anys, with 42,000 Ibs bone, 550 bbls whale and £0 do sperm oll, to © T Dearing. of Bag Har: bor, where the veselis bound. Cargo on freight—2,00 bs bone from bark Odd Fellow, of Sag Harbor, to Thos Brown, ‘The OF, Capt Toodsie. sailed for Bt Catharines with 690 bis on board, Cet 11, Ia: 20 28 N, jon 5630, spoke shij Jessie Byrne, from Liverpool for New Orleans; 24th. Int $1 lon 65 65, «poke_schr Hiram £ Bishop, of Grebuport, hence for Martinique, 7case out. 1k Jenneti, Hungerford. Rio Grande, Brazil, 52davs, with hides, de, to G Peterson. Oc! I, Int 6 $68, ton 34 35, exchanged wanats with Br ship Wooites Cove, ‘bound 8; 24th, lat 40 49, lan 68, spekr ship Lebaron, 128 days trom Calentta for New ‘ork, mate and six men sick. Bark J B Jonson, Crockett, Rio Janeiro, Sept 7, with cot foe, to Nepier Jobnson. Sept 22, lat 20 16 %, Jon 95°20, saw a sh’p bound southward, showing red burgee with white icin the 71h to 224 Sept eneguniered 8 succession of gales; Ct 28, int $5 89 lon 68 22, experienced a heavy gale from SW to NNW, 5 epg. tore yard and spiitealls. ark Mary Sawyer '( llett, i> ane, Sent 14, with coMfee, fo taaster, Oct 1s lat 16 8. lon 82: spoke bark Cavalier, trom Rio Janciro for Baltimore; 14th, lat 18 33. 555 ee Br brig New Era, trom Halifox for West ations Reanoke, Lowell, Rio Janeiro, 46 days, with coffee, to Baik Pompbyiia, Doane, Cape Baytien, 22 days, with coffee and logwoorl, to Becker & Grieve. Bark Perl (Br, new), Daulels, Hillsboro, NB, 11 days, with a io master, oar Warden {iew), Moser, Warren, RT, in ballast, to mas: “Trig Si Mary (of San Frnncigoo), Johnson, Porto, Cabello and Laguayee re ‘h bices coffee, &c, 1o Mrs Einma Geller, ri » Lathrop, Savantiia, Oot 8 with hides, coffeo, ke, eed "Brown. Brig Ballance (Br), Murray, Turks Islands, 16 days, with salt. to Tucker & Lighthorne. Brig Wm Heath (ot Tremont), Heath, Kast Harbor, Catcos, 21 cae wis sali, to Middjeton pig Bandara Gh Allens Windsor, 9 days, with plaster, to to bt He felon Mur (Bx), Card, Wiedsor, 18 days, with plaster, 0 master. Brig Peirel (Br), Fowler, StJobn, NB, 16 days, with lumber, to Smith & Boyn y Brig Alma (hn, Fitzpatrick, Si John, NB, with umber, to J Pickkar Brig Forih America, Sawyer, Machias, with lumber, to May hew, Talbot & Co. Brig Bouncpcnd, Bangor, with lumber, to master, Schr Queen of the West'(Br), May, Malaga, Oct 1, passed 2 lat 36 5, lon 0960, Givrw iar with tent toG Loran, spoke brig Genoa, of ceignais wiira ship showing ¢ joie algun! with x Diack ball and Fed and blue stipe, bound E. Fchr G O Bigelow (br, of Bermuda), Whiiter, Turks Isiands, 18days, with salt, 10 Penniaton & Jones, Schr Liverpcol (Br), Purchase, Windsor, 14 days, with plas ter, to master. Schr Gold Hunter (Br), Kinney, Halifax, 12 days, with fish, to Wheelwerighi & Co. Schr Elvira (ot South Thomason), with pize, bound {o Richm Rehr Taratine, Wall, Lubec. Sebr Fairfielg’ Chase, Boston. Schr Cabot, Nickerso, Roaion. Schr Florerice (new), Woodhouse, Fairhaven, in ballast, to Sheers ¥ Oliver, Schr W P Cone, Karl, Providence, Schr Wonder, Frenct. Providence. Schr M Mason, Bairaty, New Haven felr HR 4, New Haven. Schr Brandywine, aii, Albany for Boston. WN D Scudder, Hutchins, Albany for Bosto Four Perieveranes. Ropers “Albany tor New Bedtord. Sehr Tribune, Hurchins. Aibuny tor Dighton, Sehr Empire, Mason. Albany for Providence. Sloop Gening, Cole, Portand, Ct. Returned—The bark Pacific, Platt, hence for Cienfuegos 2d inst. when abreast or Barnegal at 1:15 this morning, was run into by an unknown ship bound northward, which broke fore yard ard foretopsail yard, gplit foresail, stayenily broke the ral ip Peorpiscesy carried away my tte ant bulwarks, and took a corner of the nouse from on dec! fhree ofthe crew of the P jumped on board of ihe ship. SAILM ips, Arie), Havre; Hermann, Bremen; Florida, Sa- Nashville, Charleston; Jamestown, Richmond, Wind from N¥ to SE, with rain and fox. Be EB, showin, w co) ppt lenicrs, Ailén, Sanvanan, 9 days, Willie Langley, of Fall River, late mate of brig St Mary, from Porto Cabello and Laguayra for New York, was los! overboard on the evening of hl wie of ny of hie fomily will please call on Isracl Lewis, 28 Coont where they may receive his effects Gt ldeniited): and heer turer par, Uculars, The bull of Dutch bark Holland, 264 toma, copper fastenod, 4c, Was cold by auction in this clty'2ist ult, for seconnt of un’ derwriters, for $75 cosh. and on the Ist inst her mueriais, in: cluding rails. runoing and standin, Sj.¥h ihe copper from anid rigging, anchors, ¢ ark, were sold foe about Bark Rouble, ot Boston, was sold at Sydney, NSW, July 10, for #6000. Capt Saunders bas reiurned home. Norweotan Bark Risixa Son, while gotog out over the bar at Rio Grande fore part of September, was totally lost with hher cargo. Bax Wanves, of Boston from Warren for Saxannaly which went avhore on the SE end pa Block ngs afternoon of Slat uit, was got offnext morning, with loss of chain and anchor, and having sustained other ‘doweg he anchored near Narragansett Pier in the afternoon, fora harbor, and wailed again enrly on Friday moraing, with a fair wind, tor New York, where she will go into dock for axamipation. Bute Warrsus, Sylvester, hence for Rio Grande, was lost on the coast of Brazil in July. BrLoraN ScmR MARIA ANTOINETTE was lost near Rio Grande bar, supposed first part of September. Sewn Onuuxs, Arey, Bangor, tn, going up the bey at Provt- Elzabett, dence, morning of 24 {hst, got {a contact from ‘Bangor, and bad’ jibboom carried arag bowspril Ac, The brig sustained no injury. On the 23th, off ‘ket, in a heavy blow, spt ce Soun Nanracvacts, of at Boston 27th; from Aux Caye: Wad touched Bis tll, TAM onthe noth potnt of Inacua, but was got off without damage ‘by wreckers; ex penses $2 0. Senn Rockrort (of Camden), Huke, from Rock Chorleston, struck on the rocks al the entranee of Seal atten, Bight of 2ofh ult, and with her eargo becama 8 total tons. aan and riuging red, She was a good echr of 176 tons, old, ‘of goo carks Lime; easel und’ cargo ‘ined a. Gelbnn: insured for $6,000 at conor “un Evrowt, of and trom Treseot for Boston, lumber loused, sisuak on Grindstone ledge, nest Own head, Me, 24th ult, and ihe crew Jonded, At high’ water the same night the vessel drifted Ashore at Ash Point. The cargo was saved; the vessel {s badiy damaged and remained ashore, No insurance. Scum Mantua, Spear: from Rockland for Bostom, put back to Rockiand, 20th ult, with loss of cutwater, howsprit sprang, de., having een in contact with a schooner of Whitehead same day. Sonn Casnian, Atwoot. from Bangor, for Providence, pnt and, Ist inst, (or repaire, having sprung aicak, no Yawn, be. Cape Goa vd, BW 15 talles, lost deck Toad wut head stays, split Loop Harpecrasnts, of Somerset, from Providence, was Griven ashore In Chureh’s Harbor, near Feeonet Point, daring & heavy Westerly blow oo the Oi wit, ‘led, and probably Will prove a (otal loss. She wasowned owned Capt Josep! Simmons, 2d, of Somerset, and was not insured. Notices to Mariners. (orewetar. Der suaxes or Brte, Wasmrsaron, Oct 29, 1855, owing tranalation of a'notice conuntnicated to 1 apartment bY the Ma ay eration is p is published for tbe infur. mation of navigators in the SOTICE 10 MARINERS IN RELATION TO AN AUTTRATION IN THE HIGHT CRON THU ISLAND OF GRELYSWALDEN O1¥, | SemarsuaD, Aus ted upon the island of ar Sie, wh eines the ‘n jatitade 24 deg, toe and long! fog cust ‘Of ( Greeawieb, retwee After the Ist of October, ab, a n Swine. year, {fom sunset ‘until sun The new light. yc is stunted at the northeast extremity of the island, at on elevation of about 190 Rhine fee (rea etme in revotving, atv visible ath Sorfeon 10 See? weniher from the forecaate ot 4 medium sized vessel, a a dis {omve of from ¢y 03> German ila fight may be diatingu'sbed from the adja In red at “Arona au Bteinamnde re fash, ha be ‘and also dive be neigh! a nd Gershoet, as to produce a ni mee narters of a minut in absence: he . raz coe Nerwards the fn red nted And aleo serves ‘This struct aa Te Re Hannon Geacr, shoeweun me sehr Ann Maria, Fisher, f Oot eee rr brig Dasher, Malagn, Sid sehr Sarah 08, y Beene 0 Be CM ship Pightand Light, Royd, Bristol Seven ae eis, iS nen ORDER eri on iene 5—In port bark Wm Larrabee, Loring, from arr areca Oct 1—In port brig Edinburg, Damon, for New fork #00n. asl lien Toca, alk eed tA Comes, Pe do. 81 Jouns, 7 Oct 4~, Arr 8th, Conqueat, 3 Eas, ip Tain Grogs, Grde, false « Lathon ny Butimore; | silver serge Fatterson. et ae do. did Lh, pei clar, jenny, NYor Comet, Crowell, f oa Jn port 19h, bars Comet. Crow ome for San Francisco, dg; Ant P Sot (fan or Merrimac, ‘ab. Sid 1 NIWwERR, rr . Sheridan, Ciazk, FOrioans; Geo Horiba iy Yorn Sid from Fiuating Houde lab, Job , Oxnard, New Axpnossan, Oct 16—Sid Helen Mar, ari NYork; Gold Bunier, Perry; Sative, Trask, ‘and Avon, Lewis, Boston. Bonpravx, Uct N—Sid Mary Di Jencks, NYork; 13th, LD Carver; Oatver, do; 18th: Leuuel Byer, Modewald, New: Cricans. MERBAVEN, Oct 10—Arr ae Masonic, Johnson, Trinidad de ia N¥ork. ul dei Hopes (a), Kowber, York. ig Oct 18—Sid J Hogers, Sid from the Jaueon, Db Bla tn, Carr, Savannab Scart Henry Gull, “Atwood, Mork: 37th ova Tinietone, do; Caroline, pally, Et Nagh, co, Sid Vet 4, Emily Kieth, CALeurTA, Aug ‘tar John Haven ern Light, Young, Boston: Rie! Blimey ser 5, Urie), Fosier Boston; Tortar, ie, efor Wer Hedge, Liver oo: ives ‘Stover, Mork: “ih, Sacra: menio, Hunt, irk; Josiah Gainey West: ii, Mai ‘Superior’ Soule, Bost rey Menai 2 Licht Johnston, Antarote, MMi io eg ae a ‘alto: -ondon, 5 pti ke, Liver Hi ern Btate, Ross, Melvourne, Grate, Oot iO-<sla Marmorw. Z Bray, NYork. Corannacen, Oct 8—arr Wolga, Deat, Oct 7—Arr Helen Newport ‘and NOrieaps), and nd Toulon, Upehus, New Orlenas: Ye coy, bon Franciacey unyucian, Patterson, and Zetns, inwon, Mobile; Golconda. Betta, jentta; eed Jueens- ‘borough Broderick (from Hill), ‘NOrles ander ( n ), Savannah; 18th, Celestial Breeze, Sto- ver (trem do), Work. * Dexpatx, Oct 1Arr Bollos, Shanks, 8t John, NB. Duaxinx, Oct 18—Sld Britannia, tnmiion, Boston, Grsoa, Oct T-Are Sil unio: Uapdelia, NYorie, ee ENBURG, Oct 6—Arr Anne ‘Gol a Johansson, New aabelia, Burgess, do, Sarab Jane, Gram. iy, Ametlen. Guevnock Oct Y—Arr Java, Jackson, NYork. Sld 15th, Hatfield, NOrteans. 9—Arr Martha Worthington, Freeman, Bostou); P Pendicion, Noyes. Marselles (and cld for N¥orky; Oct 1, Globe, Saunders, Bt wie of the Wave, Pike,’ Leghorn, Passed to thewenterd ete Premier. et) ept78. Wabash, | Hutching, Boston: 20th, Soldeaiten. Curtis, N¥or burchiil, Blake, Wilmington; 4th, Why Sor Tiarris: Marceilien (Ginns Oct 18—Sid ‘South Carolina, Stewart (from Retter- mn), N "Gukoa, et Ul—Sld Sabine, Wells, Palermo, 12th, Corsair, Duncan, Leghorn. yegerieaD, Oct 20, AM—Arr Dreadnought, Samuels, New Yqravne, Oct 16—Bid FW Brone, Landia, NOrleans (and was fm contact with u stenmer—see below); Volta, Legruel, do; Robt LU ane, Miner, N¥ork. Flamsunc, Oct 9—Atr Howard, NYork; 1th, James Cook, Wootton, Reston, Sid 16th, Havana, Adams, NYork; Rudolph, iba, do, Himvvors, Oot H—Arr August & Emma, Kohler, NYork. Port 1th. ready, ohana Louis, Popken, for Boston; R © Wien Kore efor NOrieans, Oncanast Gierattan, Sept Malaga (and old for NB; 16th, Aral Joner, Havre; 9th, York. (Fee Holyhea Cid 15th, NOrleans; Ann Thompson,’ Chrisie, and Hodge, Savanpab; 18th, Columbia, fit Fidelis, Negi ‘ind Linda, gion p ies a cl). Vann ae Norton, NYork; 17th, ‘Babee, Perry, i Tord Maidstone, futchinson, N York; hag: Smith, and Ocean Belle, Ketleran, ' NOviesns; Mi tindes, Currey, Apainehicoln. Sld'l4h, Berjainin Adanis, Drummond; Orient, Hill; E Z, nd lusky, Rice, NYork; T ‘Jul “yg th Dunning, Skoife' dersou, Franklin King, in Mins, orleans: Toth Conste! Feri oa Sonthompton, At Ber, Cousin: ed Wreetoety, Bod Mey, Boyer, NOrleans: Ti net, Cousin stley, Boyer, Nov re, Potren and infant, Pr Prout Brot Royal ov ‘Hanna: gr and Favorite, Robison, Savannah; 16th, ¥ilen Bates, Ellwood, Jobn Hancock. Ford, NOrleans; Humber, Lennertoa, Charleston; 17th, Queen of the tee do; Carouiné Nesmith, Kinney, do; Driver, Holbe! Hebert Par Ker, Pritchard, a: 6 Nowell, NOrleans; conemo, Cobb, Caleut York, ‘Burnie, Mobile Vana Bosh pt tack): 19h, David Brom Brewster, NYork; Otseonthe, . NOrleans; Favori Apaiachte ‘Batd for idg 12th, Joh cae ee ‘Skoldeld, id,,and Edmund Epraga a jase ldg 1 Kaye Wises, Mati ra, Bunting, NYork; ; Jowephin Bilisi: ae Old Englane. Adsing snd aha acim tiades, oreks Apalachicola; Hero,’ Statlord; “Dudie: ge Pat Ghaclesin: Widnes, Barmiee odie: Gen Cobb, Haske, ace! in Howe! y rag Bloc! “Abbott, Bun Franelseor 16th, Robert ee sone Yor, South Carolina, Trott, ROriean ¥_ Bohmidi Emerald, Cook, nanan Cornelia rr pp, NY. don, Rusch, 8a) TLoxvom, Det Tema inwards, St Bernard, mar Gattso: New <Gricans, Gotazzo, Boston} 18th, Lard Rnow, Kellar Mem Cid 12th, Patrick Henry, Hurtbut, ony anal om Deal Astiy; Windermere, Thoinpeon, Cape of Geod Hope. and Man- Hilus (end aid toms Dew! Tain 18 Kilby, Riore tome MCwiochs Newenstle reas of the Sea, Wilron, NYork (and sid from Deal unyan, NOr| ind arr nchored at Deal Belle of the West 17th, Nabob, Dewhurs!, Boston: hid tronn Gravesend eve of 10%), tain, Ge : John and 4 19th); 16th, lowes, Ci leu (and sid from Des! 16th); lial fe ‘NOrleans (and ing, Coqulmbo: Lotus, Vickery, Newcastl vil Hpi bweep. ttekes, iw NYork. Lxcttoun, Get Arr Fanny, Smith, Orleans, Loxvoxperry, Cct 17—Arr M ). Corish, Nt Bipnany Aug ScAry Orlane, Beara, Port Louis quad (and sla. Sept 8 for Knnoxe and Caloutt enti ra. Qot Arr Gol ‘Trott, Liverpool (and ald for Ga, Oct S—Arr Peters. Lord, NYork, tes, Oct IS—Arr Zephyr. Lane, NYork. Cld 18th, tata, Cavassa, NOrieans, Sid 1éth, Garland, Martin, Newrort, Oct 13—Sid Helen A Miller, Galt, Norfolk: Spark ue Gcean, Deumrcond. NOvieans; ih, Jane'Uray, Plimuer, Benutor Jobo Curtis, Willi Mewciere, Get cid Mathitan, bee. 8 York, nen Drvri, Oct 12-In fort Germanus, Franciscus, for N ‘or Pont Mrtiox, Oct 4—Arr Peru, Lines, NOrleans; 6th, Se- fundo Emuia, Just, do; Intiguidad, Torre. do—all for quaran: Porremovrn, Oct 17—Arr Patrick Henr; guar Tange, NYork: for Mobiie. 8 net ao ae put ia Calne, saat, ina tb Orean Queen, Spence, Nort Paterno, Se) ee Minerva, Le end (and sid 28th for Girgent 1, Gem, Gxuitels. legently 6th, Charles A Coo, Hubbard. Messina; Powhatan, ing! Qurkxstows, Oct 11—Arr Emerald, Driscoll ‘Charleston: off do sth Nebraska, trom Windsor, NS, and ordered to Liver- pool. Rorrenpaw, Oct 11—Cld South Carolina, Stewart, NYork; ee R © Winthrop, Norville, NOrleans; Johannab Louiza, Boston. 8) oy os Got | isla F Cutting Rockweil, and Celestial reli, Jordan, fon Bs oe, dot 15—Bid United ee! obipston, Sa Venice, Oct 10—In port idg Yarmouth, Freeman, toe, New York: JG Humphre;, Merri), for Crimea; Schuller, Baur, or nd, on Pa > mace, gaia fornia, put into the dbck.to day, , the Chamiel. The whole of her Cargo wilt be ut'once dis charged, aud she will be placed 12 Ue graving. dock sad re- Oct 15—The cargo of cotton and tobacco of ti pai Mars GF Pation, Mitchell, from New Orleans, which was half a4 here on the Gib by touching on s-rock, ‘pas been ad un- low Matta, Oct $—On Sunday leat the cargo of conla the ‘Awetiean ship Waller in our port, b nd all efforta to extinguish the fire up to this time have boon in ‘The up to the Marsa, and it is thought eat atthe iba in the shallo je mat she will have tobe sunk in t 7 water tn that tecally, ¢ Piymours, Oct 1#—The American ship F W Bourne, Lan is. from Havre for New Orlosun: was it conunct last evening oat the arbor, with her Majesty's steamer Transl, from, the Crimea; both voasels damaged; the latter has proceeded (0 yh Quesxecows, Oct The American bark Carrier Pigeon, ol New York, x, aged her anchor last night, and drove to Wie edge of say Oct 17—The American ship F} oud (1,718 tons), Bearse, of New York. was hauled OM of Wr Green's dey dork, at Blackwall, on Monday. where she has findergone ecelting god thorough repair, and is now berthedin the Bast f jocks. yBRItor, Oct 12—The Try, Sampson. from hence for Now spit back hore, having lost anchor and chain, aod tamaged indi Ports. ALBANY, Mov 2—Are sehre, Metwey Ann, NYork: TW Thorne, Fall Rive: QA Jerking, NYork; Clarissa, do; ttl Sender, Noe Cid achra Ayrshire, Gon Favor, Columbia, and ape Garden, “NYork; Caliiornin, Philadel hie; Commerce, do. z B Forbes. Morris, NYork: v. ov Arr steamer Ro ship Charlotte Reed, Elwell, Leghorn; Pinky Phuadelpein; Alter’: Cole os Hendrik tat via Quarantine ship Lexington, Stone, buy, Sehr Fearless, Adams, which arrived yesterday from Gopaives eft 12h ull brigs Kmeline, Hemmingway, for NYork jary Lowell, Huntley, for da 8 da; Antelope Arig ‘habhirton, Wale SsOrleanes ‘perk Ghevien William, Hawes, Sax wigs Tarry Not,” Reed, Port Harveys Hesperus, Adame wille; Cl Bailey, do; sebra WL. Milo, tnd Albert, Cole Par. ork, via Newport; Hot lo vell, NYork; Louiea, Notris, do.” Cla Ist, bark Tom Castner, Aspinwall; sehr ve |, Biven, NYork. Sid, anchoreit in { brig Vests, wind NNE to N. good breeze. Ship ial en yeaterday, came to anchor he a ‘at night, ATH, Nov l--Arr ‘bras or Wallace, Philadelpal a Wanderds. Hunt, Wilmingion 4 BRISTOL, Nov 2—8ld ae Ya borough, Wood. Norf iy; Selence, Gladding, Albany; Wave, Dayton, and Angel, W yep, {RLESTON, On Ree Ary, ship She field, ‘cht amiga ton wston; ia Al wi ‘biladetphia, Cid . Focel aha parks Avole Kondriek, Buber Fy Pp DIGHTO Arr schrs Ronnoke, Phillipa, F jiadei- Bre Aenea ‘Gibson, Speak Troy a ia tt Remee delves ‘sist, Marta Anne tyr we" HY com, NJ; Sam! Hall iybncetond Port Ewen for Tauy ign 9? ALL, RLY) i Nov Tram ae PR ales altimores sloop,” daria Lou: isa, Gaskill, Phllad siphia, TU are iersert ‘Anna’ aoe te 3 Beemer, sian ap a Millbridge; * lien Barn , eeF York. fo, eB b, Nar wile, ae, Wes oe ate | Ge ety NC, for Sn lta. Sow, W Yor ee Boor tland, : . Jo. Bid sehr Boece Vien. 4 Appleton, Sara scarey Dima, XY op ly iy Se ea. i sechrs Vineyard Stabhe, * 1A for io Onetia Ropers, Uarwion for NYork. Sua, woke fare “ onlee JACKSON VILLE tet ae Arr oche J 2a, sels 2 bene sles, Horie, tartan, on Nias ote er, Heath, ‘a saci 0 xa ‘white, al "eottrell Godt or boa. Moto, Dorr,’ dat Pad Mckee ‘Worthington, Downey, . NEW BEDFORD, hip York; brig Croc; igen sorta Dae viene mabe 6, UCR AT, Get Hares ‘sloop Tri N¥ork, , Nov 2, 5 AM: =f sehr ram Smith. Cres y- erva, REG ‘oe ‘and others, which aie making” proparalicas v0 gos oa Brig apa myst sid i aid yesterday maaraiog for teed Xork, was towed back b; venting, ing been carried iy the current neae therrecks Olt 2oiniary Gaving been Wreaget i i aebore iu fot Oe outa he the batt ow tare wen turer, Jomes, 1's Point; N sae “lund, Delaware ita, i whe Wh sbi Sniper, Lefevre, ie, White, Pomou, sokr Mako” BORTL AND an, ns Tear bri Ry for Philadelphia: schre pale "fork: tami gai bape a Ke); Lydia Brooks, Belfast for NYorky Ks Weed oven re me bees City for Ne PHILADI ‘Klan NY ‘ Borah, Hockland’ ior BYo ork, ren nee Forest sal e, Po- PORTSMOUTH, Now le Atr bark, Ver Rowaier, oy wiles schr Olives Porret RYork-Cdlanis ent Beenie, of Newbaiyport. 1 4825 tons) Cook, NOvienna: 4 ROVIDENOK, Nov i—Arr Br bark Atalanta, Doty, ™ tube Monterey” Craig, Delaware Gly. Et ; Biliot, Buckalco, Cafoine Atderson, Pert fand, Allan’ Downing, Rice, tig sigt md L, Dayton, Grace Darling, Carr, and Frank, Nickerson, ‘Aibeny I UCHMOND, Rov 1-Arr be Leland, New, York, - Sid schrs Danville, Nera, Wea i, Westover, Rogers ROCKLARD, Uct Se--asr sehrs Amnanan bowees, Ebest York; Neurmnhol, NYork; 20th, rig Toecou, Sllasom, See vanvah. Sid Mth, bark A fi Kimball, fallot, NoOrieans; ‘20th. brig Edward, Baltimore; schrs Marcia Farrow, Savannaha Ann M Weeks, Richmond: John Hart, Joha. Amanda Powers, awiucket, Jos Farwell, Norumabal, +» Eben atkins, Lucy Walle, and Aub We Wald, ad, York. ihren: ion; brigs roam, er, an Fish, Boston; Empire, Sitch N Yorks Yan land} sehr Alexander My Clalatio NYork- Cl TALE Soran tren na limon; Stst, rr achrs Jokn Bel Hove, Coombs, Philnde) : Roxana TAU. rr schre Samuel Hal’, Pom Kweas Rasnoke, Elida a aia abe Whistler, N¥ork. ZA ILMINGTON, RC, Oct 80—Arr brig Lucy suv vinead onton ct S1—Arr brig Joseph Lawrence : Ao DeRose! panies RYtres “vid Rov’ 1, bg Delmont c, Parks, WAREHAM, Oct 38—Arr schra Edward Slade, Balimore; Lender, NYor!; 28th, Rigeyele “Philadel Nps, Alexandria; Mary. Caroline, atte Delish, Mork; doth, Thetis, troy} Flau Hawk, York IN, Nov Ibid soc dad Beunett, Chase, S Yorks 2d, ache? venae pation ‘Albany. “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVE i ih, WP Poil- oth, New CST OFFICE NOTIUB.—THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR. ula, de. per U. 8. aleumer GEORGE LAW, will clase inis office on Monday, Nov 65, at I o'clock, P. SITUATIONS W ae av ‘YOUNG LAD, FIFTEEN NEARS OF | “ Gk, WHO spenks Froach,’ German aud English, avd reads and Writes the langtages well. wishes a sicualion In an take himasellusetol Saiary wo ouece, Aadnces We ke 200 Herald office. Splines GENTLEMAN WHO TAS ALWAYS ENGAGED Inpubllc bisaess: and ef very (ucrough and influential. uatntance (uoughout the west or southwest, is derirous ing an arrangement with a business establishment, where much he may be wanted. Address “Influence,” No. th i stree YOUNG FRENCHMAN, be eh ENGLISH, 18 desirous to find a situation as light ahi or (regen bookkeeper in @ swore, Wages not so much an Sn aa situation, Please address T, GAUTON, re he cam L, box (auroRNTA =A “A Rabson LADY, o. PRI wiha under whose protection she could tre cere to Oulizornin. Woail eugare tome rintend fon as. would ~A YOUNG LADY, OF baindtitengers AND GoveEaes pe te , desiren a oon bat, oF iy competent to ena wou! ni fo Bot bout i Weat. Address Miss Miss Eyre, Brondway Posto URSE.—-WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, Protestant, a situation as nurse ina respectable (my. no objection ‘onesie in chumberwork: has good city refer. jease call or address Nurse, in the corset doors from 6th avenue, in 8th st., PPT UARION Wal WANTED.—A VERY RESPECTABLE PRO- give good a. reoummendationn, Pens be seen. an hageeonest ie No. 6 Wes! Lith st.,on Monday and Tuesday, (rom @ te for two days. Ww ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE. my Ghshoag man, @ situation as cook in a.emall Sentiy. Best Brooklyn, Gan be seen for three days at 162 ith a yr ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE BY A RE-- spectable widow. Inquire at her last place, 34 Living- ston st, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A big ee arg TO TAKE TO HER ‘own residence. all kinds of embroide either from families or stores. Please call at tween avenues 15 and ©, fifth floor. ba Sm og ~ BP age sy cine) PROTESTANT ung lady, ®- epi ger pedal ome housed eener ina Finish vaca jor, would take charge of one: or two small children. Best of city references cohen Toquire_ a: 68 Whi cortmtte wa from 2 to 4, for three da; ANTED—BY A ‘YouNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN- todo chamberwortend plaia sewtas, cea No No. 162 Wet Seu e APPIY f ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS ‘chambermaid, or todo the work of a small fa! ally. Good ; city reference. “Apply at 290 Mulberry st., snigsoond oer, , front. ANTED—A SITUATION, TO TEND BAR, BY as experienced man, who can give the best of New York, Boston and New Orleans. Address Perkins, He- raldoffioe. ANTED—A ag the a BY A YOUNG MAN, 17 sale to ply S062 Bhad street appensnet ys joreaaraen Cae wi esa alapton foe i at 33 Porayth sie near Wi a ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED HAND, A SITUA- ., Hon aa ener and salesman ia a boot and eho establiai, Inquire at 189Greenwich st., in the shoe sicne, or at 166 TMompron't up atsirn, for Rely. 287 BROADWAY, CORNER: READE.— A’) MORGI8, NERT & 00,8, is fe be obtain Verman, Salish, Scotch hand » for bovela and vate ferillen:. 2 be. Eur or the branch ace, 102 dreonwich wtresy. Terma ina" re PERSONAL. Ne Sato OSA Se OO Peers WANTID-OF JOHN CANE MABO~ bol lene te Ce ore abon’, seventeen ane Wy tnde; he was in ‘ts city abountwo ty mother, Baral, gaboney, 299 Sikes. Toth strest, seccm'd door tra the corner 6 JAYQRMATIONS WANTED. —IF, MB. J. Iaseato, be wuld much rele tnform them ba ‘whereabouts beings ity ander rach xplanalon aa venven'ent ce dopartuy © on Thuasday last. it a lian PS) J "ERSON WHO TOOK PORSESSION Of OF Di. s overcoat will return the visiting list that was im io pocket na it is of no use to aay other peraca except ‘ewnnr, be will be asked no questions. oF Mg 9 [Bas aT peg" FOR A ry, DAYS, AS THE must be sol change of business. = elaxenioke feel eet 4. coal corner Br NT ahead 1B HAVE REMOVED FARSAS BEDE BD THRIR PAPER near Nassau. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. eum. UNS § MATSON PRANCA 5 PRANCAINE siecrenes cher we Lt v Sinton ponce, Sone Fue,