The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1859, Page 9

reliable returns we have procured from the shippers show Chat, from the 18th of August last until the Sth of the eer month, no less than 295,408 bushels of wheat and 17,559 Darrels of flour have lat this port, Waly hia disparity, of of 6 before us, What value are taxch to, cupaman perros is any cooking in progress? Does Mr. ‘Gajt desire to make oa sean sani the reciprocity trea- ve an eX, o pais tables. how the receipts and shipments of flour and wheat for the past two weeks, ending Saturday night last, with the amount at present in store;— Flour—In store last report, bbls. Received siace..., Total, ‘Shipped. At present in store... ‘Wheat—In store last report, bushels: Reoeived since.....++ The following are the ‘shi rmonta of flour and wheat wo the ports named since the 16th of August: — Wheat. 165,162 87,167 26,474 22,740 1,224 aon 295,408 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Mevemoents of Uccan Steamers, FROM EUROPE. Lawes. Date. ‘Teutonia. City of Many heater. . New York. Sanaa “ Kom, rw Yor! oiret of Washingion.. New York. nee ‘New York. Batavia Hammonia. Atlantic . +++-Aspinwall Ronn Siar: Aspinwall THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS, Buring, Crrr—From New York 2d, erring S Havana 7th and New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans ) Havana 23d, arriving at New York 28th, Canawea—From New Yerk 12th, arrivin; and New ae neo From New Orleans: erriving at fork 8d. at Havana 17th ib, Havana S0th, New ¥ BN.ADELPHLA—F New York 17th, arriving at Havana piad Now Orleans Zid Frou Now’ Grlosaa’sdy, Havann arriving at New York 13th. SPECIAL NOTICE. and letters intended for the Naw Yor Hematp ALMANAO FOR WEW YORE—THIS DAY. 6 10| Moon RisEs. eve 715 6 22| mich watER morn 10 21 Port of New York, October 14, 1859. CLEARED. ly >a sri of Manchester (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool—Jno G Dak Ship n, Luther, Glasgow—Dunham & Dim Bhip Sana ueen, Ray, Philadelphia—H Moulton. Bark Annie ( Ge, Fite, Cape ithe ad & Heye. Bark Arendt (Swe), Gultzow, Bristol—Funeh & Meincke, Bark Liberty, Shaw, Marse Hest er & Devi. Bark Maphatian, Gray, Savai Brig iarads Johnson, West Coast of A(riea— Master. Brig Henrietta (Bn, Haddon, Rio ian eed eee Frith, area ig Rosalie, Ne Holmes, Hatta R Det Bebt Vitage Gem Hinckley, St Croft Underwood. ana—T Gilmartin. Phebe, Morrow, Hav: Schr Cyclone, Paddock. St Johns, NF—Post & Small. Schr Curassow eo Davison, St De Sebr JF Durfe irfee, Davis, F: era itu & Co. r rr is ‘ran! e . Sobr ‘RW Brown, A: wa, Savannah—MeCroady, Mott & ire, Osborn, Norfolk—Sturges, Clearman & Co. Rich, Reinbart, Ale: sandra tedell put: EJ er, Rayner, Baltim: Monniain on™ Greenseld, Philadeipha""as Hand, Salem—R ARRIVED Steamship Afrien Br), Shannon, Liverpool, Oct 1. with miso 155 % Cunard, passengers, Same ships rolus Magnus and Princeton, towing out: 24, Peirce EA cf " , passed steam: anc Hilf for Liverpost a Ae a r steamship Bal. from Halifax for do; 13th, Br steamship Bence for do; 14th. off Fire Tala x Weser, bound W; bound W, show! rol lag with Black cross, Has Has experien starr weserly passage. Ar- Charleston, 40 hours, with 13th, Tat pened passengers.. re-deeeobord &Co. eamshi} 8; 1) M, steam- ne a rr ca AGE ORE Mount Vernon, Sreckingion. Srtisttng | wera to HB Cromwell & oF Boston Lewin, Jarvis Island, Boon 10, via to Wm Md vessel to iy. iste nn 090 Nat Sh fon 789, of of the aking every ‘vessel in sight ee fer ing very fast,” spoke UBre Fevenue © cutter Harriet Lane, Capt Faunce, in 8Pahip. Jeremfah ‘Thompson, Blake, Liverpool, 29 days, with mdse and 222 passengers, to Sami T ‘Thompson's Nephew, phew. Ship Germa: Francke, Rotterdam, 56 days, with mdse, to. ‘Siamon & cusses th "Gth inst, off Sablo Tsland, experi. enced a hurricane from SW to NW, which carried away fore and mal and all the square sails, there not be- in ings oe eee of Boston), Howes, Norfolk, 6 days, with hae guano, to J B ‘Bark’ , Maracaibo, Sept 25, with coffee &e, to Maitland, Phe! ae Cor Sanat reas Geotge King, of SSulh ; blow: ware, NM, i, fell from Irom ‘the fore topaall yard and was vol Led, yard, Sutton, Savannah, 7 days, with timber, to master. Has first and second mates and three seamen sick with river fever. Anchored at Quarantine, teark Lewin m, Whitaker, pales, 5 days, with coal, to E D Parker & jessel to Dollner, Potter & Co. Brig Adele Oswald (Ham), Shiullr, Zanzibar, 87 days, and Bt Helena 43 daym with hides &c, to J W Schmidt, July 2 in Yue Mozambique Channel, spoke Portuguese bark Adam Arior, ue, oeg Addy Swift, Ayerr: ,Maracalho, Sept If, with coffee do, Mi Phelps & Hada sucoseaion of heavy gales for 9 da; aN of Ha Hatleras, Ki) ee a ge lon 74 39, spoke ship ence Brig Buarlight (ot Moston, fitter “Arecibo, Sept 28, with su- gar 40, Co. Sept 28, lat 18 45, lon 65 40, spoke ‘sohr Priscilla: of and from Waithwore for Arecibo, 24 days out; 29th, let 2385, lon 68, saw a bark with painted ports steering W by 8, showing a blue flag, with her mizenmast gone 0 feet above the deck; Sh inst, Int 8 10, lon 73, heard minute ins for 12 hours, sounding in the SE; 12th, 11 AM, was spoken y UB revenue citier Harriet Lane, Capt Fanos. The 8 has been 9 days N of Hatteras, with strong Eand NE gales; 3d inst, James Bolle, seaman, was lost overboard. Brig African, Thompson, Port au Prince, 18 days, with on: OL&A Ferris: vessel to Miller & Houghton. Had Sermo ‘aud NE trom fatto 1ith inet, Gh inst . al gales from N ant ears ‘oo 76 40, signalized bark Cornelia, hence for Ha- vans. Anita Owen, Ray, Neuvitas, Sept 22, withsugar &o, to Pook’ Church. 6th inst, 69 miles’ S OC Hatioron, ‘saw park Growler, iad from New Orleans for Boston; 12th, lat 38, lon ‘rueman, Prudden, from Newport for Darien: The Mary Ania (Hrem), Sippel Mansuailiny 20 dayer with mabon ny be 0 to Maitland, Phelps Co. Hada great deal of eather, enitig Fonn Biovens ct Bluchil), Fiye, Clenfuegos, Sept 22 Ath suf re, to C&K J Peters. Cay mien, spoke bark Pentucket, from Tan for Kew York; ‘Foun ote ro le, saw ee Moses Taylor, bound in; 8h a Ta 31 30, ion 79 80, spoke bark Cordelis, froin Cienfuegos for Bosto "Adantle (Br, of Nassau), Johnson, Nassau, Sept 29, with coffee ke, to Montel & Bartow. Brig Independence (Br), NeAlmon, Dorcheater, NB, 15 days, 6, wre Osean Wave (of Pall River), James, Baltimore, 6 days, ‘witb coal, to et Ere bits Barber, Calais, 8 days, with lumber, to Simpson & BPE Trade Wind (of Bluchill), Jobnson, Bluehill, faye, with sranite, for Norfolk-put {a on account of head winds. she N & H Gould (of Orleans, Smith, Malnga, $6 days, with fra ‘&o, to Gomez, Had ‘heavy weather the en- ache Lady Monae Gr, of Cencaeyih anal Sarchet, Jaga, Se 4 with fruit, to Galway, Casado & Teller. Has had continual héary Weather; 6th inst iat tis fon 67, during a heat 'W, was hove down and obliged to cut away dovrg aiek in ayhie over ei pal c0,3 with it the main ind mizén topmasis, jibboom, with sails attached, ovo water Coaks, 46; Lath, 86 miles f (rom tho Mightands Doarded and taken in tow by pilot boat Jamestavery, No’, wad brought up to the cit; Rohr Mary Stedman, Terry, St Mary's, Ca, 12 days. Bebr Laura Gertrude, Elwood, Charleston, 6days, with cot- Ma- ton &o, to mast Scht' Geo Darby, Fairchild, Charleston, "ah with cotton + 4g oD Murray. Had heavy weather Sarah Bruen, ins, Georgetown, 8 0 Bebe Herndon, Gaaki, Washingign NOvo days. Behr Cerito, Crowell Ri Richio fe days: ' Gamer, Richmond, 4 days, Behr Florian Mott, Vi fete J Brisk, esi 4 Vigia Sobr A Partrid Bohr Macy. Jane, Tilton, ats Nictous, (sttrell, Ch ‘William Jones, .) ‘chr Harvest, Lawrence, Sehr Mary Er eae! Bobr J 06 a Orage eras Boe ‘Bosi or Albany. BOR iizabeth, Hunt Boston (0 vy: Behr oe Paantes, e Kelly, Pekan Sobre Lamartn re Senge the (> ac “GSobr Gen Taylor, Jo verly. chr Sina Brainerd, Jones, Pordand, 2 days, tory Slering, Virginia, Bioop Preceptor arenes eg NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, Steamer Boston, Sellew, Philadelohia, Steamer Patral. Baker, Prov lence, The ne bark lle ag this morning as the Jubilee should haye read Ship Pacific, Cas. fom New Bork Peter Hoey, from & Li ni S br Kingfahers | Marie, from A\ Also, two barks and three’ rigs, uakuowne” Ships H Crocker, R Jacobs, Horizon, and J. New Orleans: batks Califoruta, Lisbon; Carolina, Mbit ‘s kyrien (Norw), Constanth thiopte; Mi ‘Monte Crista, Helo Janeiro, Fi - terprixe (Br), London; and othe: Wind at sunrise SW; sunset w. - "| h Marine Report. SANDY Etc P 15, sunset—No inward bound vessels in aight. "Wind SW, freah "weather lowes: a HIGHLANDS, Oct 14, sunset—Ship from New Or- Jenna one bar and a orig ot aber on the bars "Wind BW, fresh; weather hazy, with rain, Sxamsurp Star oy THE Wast.—Havana, Oct 10, via Charles- on, Oct 18—The steamship Star of the West sailed to-day for New York. Herstarboard outboard shaft is broken; both en. ines are perfect. Captatns Harrison and McGowan think she fete to proceed. Ttis peectamnnans Saka Rene Ue Bae ‘for her. She has three hundred and At and £0 in old. (iy telegraph to Bilwood Waiter, Bsa, Soaretary of of Underwriters.) pogo yh at evening frou Charles ton, We are again indebted to Capt Berry for « bountiful sup- ply of Southern papers. Mane F Bape Comet: Pate rescitad Wal sO B. iB’ iLaDE, Crowell, re ndocino, was 19% tot ein 184 and’ baled pare. was 190 tous, built at Scituat from Boston. Banx Inpo Kramatt, Ingraham, at Rock'and from Cette, re sorts, Oct 6, lat «2 44 Now 6) 40'W. experienced a hurricane from ESE, arou nd by the SW W710 WW en ht che ea fore and maint lopaaila blown away, main yard broken. a marke stove and cargo shifted, wih | 48.08, lon 6640 W. spoke Br brig fax), with foremast gone near the deck; wanted no assistance, same morning, saw a bar’ to windward with foremast and tain topmast gone; could not get ioeckenan to speak her. Br Baro Cusmriow, at Boston trom Plet 6th inst, lat 43 10, lon 64, had a heavy gale pk to NW. the sea breakin; j heavily on board, startin, carrying away part of bulwarks, and nd doing other 8th, saw a brig sieering N with both topmasts gone. Scur Euxa Fursisn, from Richmond for Halifax, put into Rockland 12th inst, with loss of sails. Scum Gauan L Hits, which went ashore at Corson’s Tnlet, and went to pieces Mh, called from Portland Suh uit for Pha: detphia. She waa 171 ons and built In Rockland, Me, in Ls The 8L.H w: snbandoned last Ape il on the voyage vey yannah to Kennebunk, and was fallen in with May 27 by beg Orison Adams, and was towed Into Holmes’ Hole, and after= wards purchased by parties in Portland, Faaovrn, Sept 29—The American ship Enoch Talbot, of Boston, took off the crew of the Helen, from Liverpool’ for uebee, Sept 4, in lat 47 N, long 7 W, and afterwarps trans ferred part of them to the Charles W Poultney, arrived here. QurxNstown, Sept 18—The Perthshire, hence for Wilming- ton, NC, 2 dave out tna put back wih lows of galley boats and three men, in lat 49 13 N, lon 28 05 W. Sournamrton, Sept 30—The Bavaria (s), from New York, brings $743,682 ih apecie for England. She reports having ex erienced a tremendous gale from N W from the 2ist to 24d inst. On the 22d a heay the deck-house and fill quence of which sh that on NE, veering ith boate, struck her, which stove a part of the boiler room with water. in conse- run out of her rudder and split all sails. ‘hile heaving to another sea struck her and washed over two persons. One was a cabin nger named John 3uvroa, m Cine‘nnati, and the other a seaman belonging to burg. The ship' was hove-to for 30 hours, A large fore and aft schooner, name unknown, which was at anchor near the Middle Ground off Stonington, 8th inst, was struck with lightning during the thunder storm that afternoon, and had both masts shattered, wo that sho will require new ones, Mont of the crew were prostrated by the shock, but no oue was seriously injured. ‘The vessel has been taker into Stonington far rep A Tiule steamboat, belonging 9 the Captain of the port of Havana, altempted to cross the bows of the bark American, from New Orleans, as the latter was entering port lat inst, and had ber stnoke plpe carried away, with other trifling damage. ‘The bark had to come to an anebor, and in making stern way, camein collision with a Spanish Brig at the wharf, knocking out two planks of herstern. Despatches from Cheticamp, Cape Breton, dated 10th and 11th, state that the “schr St Louis went ashore 7th Anat; in a bad stiuation; tide ebbing and flowing in her.” ‘'Scl Went ashore 7th inst; situation bad; vesuel ‘amaged; de, ebbing and flowin, ‘Schr Lamartine, Perkins, ashore same place, ise badly damaged.” "All belonging to Gloucester. ‘The brig Ida D Capt Harris, cleared at Malaga Sept 10 for Bok Feanciocowalb a tail cargeotralslase : ‘The ship Linda is ‘now on the Balance dock, to be stripped, eeunked and newly coppered. Lavncuzp—At Thomaston, Me, Oct 11, from the yard of Ed- wand O'Brien, Bud, a very superior ship of 1500 ‘tons, called the ratio to becoinmanded vy Capt 8 Curling, late of the ship + Cutting Richmond, Me, recently, from the yard of Mr Geo 1 Far. rensa tine ship of 80 tone, gelied the Ola ‘A sebr of ‘Kate Sargent, was launched on 13th inst from the yard of M ‘Doll vee & meee East ion. he is owned partly by buliders, and the rémain- ing part In Provincetow: ui ‘illiard and others, and D is to run to St Domingo, us a coeana of t Ban) Brown, formerly of the echr Hanover, tos beautiful clipper ace bos 40 tons, called the Jehu, was to launched from the yard of Mr Eben Manson, at Newbury: pers last Thursda; at i “ ee Bhe is owned by Daniel ieapee bien, 063 of , and will be engaged as @ fruiter in ‘A echr of about bicte, called the James A Brown, launched 15th inst, from the yard of Messrs. Delano & Co, Fatt Haven. fhe is built of white oak, copper fastoned, and’ is to be empk Pepe ta on Havana and’ Savannah trade, under ‘he john Brightman, of Fall River. Whalemen. a aie at eal via Provincetown, bound to Bever!: Spoken Aug 26, lat and Jon ian 3 oan Rover, Clark, NB, 240 ©; 6, 40, 75 8p; \waon, do, 60'sp; Kschol aan a ‘tamaha, Clark, Sippieun, 60 9p, W he Bs ap. Providence, If falter, fron Boson Aug 81 for Madras, Have for Be eptlsa Jat 36, lon tho. rs von uf Pa na We NFO fo Shanghae, Aug 22, noon, jon James Bryae from Liverpool for Australis, de mene ee NT lon ip Great We feria from Liverpool for NYork, with emi- sania, Fept 6, lat lon 45 W. ‘hip. tenly Cook, from Newcastle, E, for Genoa, Sept 9, 50 miles E of Rock of Gibraltar. fa SS (for), from Savannah for Cronia, Sept 22, lat 39 20, lon Bark beige conics from —— for Savannah, Oct 7, iat 37 }, lon —. ‘A herm brig showing blue signal with letter Min it, was ween Oct 12, off Cape Henry. Scbr “York,” for Port au Prince, Sept 27, no lat, &c. Foreign Ports. Avctens, Sept 17—Sid Marnulon, Blankerablp, Gibraltar ArponozouGu, Sept 28—Ol,, Marshfield, Torrey, from Cron- stadt for London. Asrinwatt, Oct 4—In port bark Nazarene, Wallace, for Mi- natitian to load for NYork. Buistor, Sept 4—Arr Linden, by 'ybi nr ‘Arr at the Pill 25th, India, ews lavana. Sid 26th, Pat- bg , Sharp, Cardiff. BREMERHAVEN, Bept 2%—Arr ‘Union, Horstmann, NYork, Std 19th, Dirs >, Brookings, England Buixtiaw, Sept 2/—Put' back, Ann E Thompson, Brooks, from London for NYor Bouneavr. Sept 2nd visas Keen, and John White® Lathrop, NOrleans. Bid from the roads 2ith, Adam, Everett, NYork (before re- ported NOrleans); ‘Augnate, eR Cerre, Sept 4—Arr Alcyon, Nyaa, N Gowns, Sept 20—Arr ‘sriel (os Wilson, Havre for XYork (and proceeded). ‘Cuonstapr, Sept 21—Arr Sherwood, Hawson, Havana. Sid th, vo Evalds, NYork. purr Sept2i— Arr Gerro Gordo, Randall, Bremen, | Sid auth, Prislis ‘Newton, Havana; 26h, HB Wright, Park, N York; 27th, J Barker, Allen, Portsmouth. Coxmam, Sept 21—Sld Sunshine, Ryder, Sunderland; 25th, Hindostan, Peterson, San Francisco, Capiz, Sept 4—atr Armanda Spear, Cooper, and Martha Rideout Moores Bordeaux; sld 14h, Grilfon, Davies, Monte- video; 16th, Williams, Boston. Dein, Sept eA tere Harding, St John, NB, for London at proceeded); Progress, Chase,’ London for Mobile (and proceeded); 30th, Ys tots @, Cole, Hombay for London (and Line Sid 27th, zona, Robinson (from London), NOrieans. Dustin, Sept 2—Arr Tahiti, Davis, St John, NB. ep Arr Barak L'Bryank, Joaes, Boston for Eisixon, oie odie, Sept 22—In port brig Blzabeth Jane, Foulkes, f Roque, 7 for Phiadeguie “= days. FaLMouts, Sept 3A tt 2B—Arr y Gomeed peeling, Pasian, pol © W Pouitne E Spearing, Marseilles. Bia zn, Zee Zeetuan's Hoop, innate trons fac London. Foochow, July 90-—Arr Mandarin, Parrit, Shanghae, Sid 16th, Rapid, Belcher, London. commannone, Sept 2i—Arr Whistling Wind, Havelin, Ma- nzas, Greexock, Sept 24—Arr John Curtis, Alexander, Quobec. Grasaow, Sept 28—Sid J Ahlers, Schweichel, San Franciseo. Garwar, t2/—Arr steamship Jason, Nicholson, 'N York via St Johns, Covensran, fy Sept 28—Arr Martha Whitmore, Colburn, Richt- bueto. 'yramid, Henderson, N Orleans. Gitesanie ai Sept 18—Arr Daniel Eldridge, Malaga for Bos ton, Qrtoban, Lord, do for New York; eld 16uh, Daniel Web- ler, Williams, Mal Havne, Sept 27—Arr_ Orizava, Godet, New York. Cld 28th, Cumberland, Merrill, TN Orleans, Houyaran, Sept 48—Put in, ‘Sunderland, Davidson, from Pensacola via Liverpool for Dublin; 29h, Courier, Hughes, Ltverpool for Mobile. Haxpvna, Sept 6—Arr Howard, Brasch, N York. Himvorr, "Sept 28—Sld Flora ‘MeDonald, Fuller, N York. Hone Kona, guy, ‘—Arr bark Cossack, Gray, raiso; 28th, ship Kelso, Coulson, Shiels; 30th, ' Pioneer, Mont- gomery, Bomba via a Singapore. "Sid Aug 9, ahtp Black War- rior, Murphy, San Ise or Wicur, S sent peed Ringleader, White, from London for Hong Kong landed ‘pilot; 26th, J F Chapman, Chap- man, from Londo m for N Orleans; Devonshire, Lord, from for N York. Liverroor, Sept 25—Arr Jason, McKinnon, Charleston; 2b, 3 Boyd. Thomas 25th, Victory. Ainsworth, and fan. ria, Sister, Work Beallower, Thornhill, Boston: 20th, Mi H Balch, Wootberry. irombays Towanda, Julius, Philadelphia, Ceres, jel diy Mgohn, NB, Sid th, Breeze, Outerbridge, Cadiz; 28th, Golden Cross, Da- vies, and Easex, Hartz, Norlea s yenus, Patolou, do; 'R M Milis, Sturgess,” Hav Plumer, Haitinone, Robt Harding, Dyer trait Sokh, Orkeat, He Bele Wood Bush, and Join Ml Eiiioit, Tucker: Nvorks. Elisabeth th Ann, Briehit: Janet ids, teny: Ouearasta, Bot Boult; Emil A Hall fawyer; Quoen of India, Hughes, and HA Steve ‘albot, Orleans; New World, Chamberlain, Moblie. In the river outward bound Oct 1, Corolus Magnus, Taylor; Underwriter, Robert, and Constellation ollnee for RYork oronet, ———,_for Mobile; Culloden, Harley, for NOrleans; Mary Crobker, Wiliams, for Charleston, nny? "oF NO! aes Fit out 284, Indian Queen, Marten, Barbados: 27th, Javen- ta, Young, Boston; Amelia, McKenzio, Chariesto Hard ing, Dyer, Fernandina vin Ne wport; ty. and, Ben, Nevis, Heron ‘uopie! Tady! nese Mosher Gnvward, Chivers: Coronet; Alice agers Vilgon, Rely Howard, Grieans: aa, b Hyssey, Ne Yer Hb, Thomsor Nir calseun, ‘Trumas, am Fuh Mt Mota ‘hiladelphia; Flying Soud, ‘Swe herion, Shaoghae via Cardi pLomson Sept 27--Arr Yorktown, Meyer, NYork. Old 24th, Stout wn, Meyer, NYork. "patos a ears Peete NYork. Mansriuixs, Sept 26—Arr Emallia, Gnglelmino, NYork. Sid ait. t Mary B E Janes, Cook, Genoa; 24th, E A Cochran, Noyes, ee A," Id hd Ae Ata et for N¥ork. faclestigeenies, Pi ints oF i Boretval Bia bere tes Boston, Seavey L Hale, Gould, Hong Kong; gah, Td = ty ‘I Palace, mane: London, ain, San Arora Apalachicola (and ald 284 me Tie—Ar Daniel. Webster, Willams, Gibraltar. oat aoe Soues, NYork. Bid 10, Delphos, Gal- IRLROURNE, July 11m port ahtp Mitwaukle, Rhoades, from In aoe bark Iama, Nobre, for Phila- san Francisco . ARACAI aeiphia cane 7 OCTOBER 15, 1859. —TRIPLE SHEET. Coggins, for do dg; P Sanchos Dole, Fickott, from Machiss, 1 Arnas, Sept 18—Sld Yorning Star, Letwcheur, N- rie: 20th: Arabella, Day Parenmo, Arr fouthsrner, Arey, Girgentl Pons av Pr In port brig Tsihella Bearman, tamandditercisiaday ort x Idg; seir HS Lanphear, Renaw for NOrieans, with em «rants, een Sali! Septds—Arr Fiht, Kenny, St John, NB. Oct Are bark North Britain, Swain, Portlard, sg Aug ow jm vark saree Harrington, for Sst 0; brig King, for NYorke Boome, Ho Bent itn port Julien Joubeet for Philadel- maskin Aig, Brookings, Bremen, Sid 24th, fem, Bept hy Napey Kepler, Young, Suez. \OUTHAMPTON, o 1 jorussia (38), Trautmann, and rAgo oe ) Lines: tr El Phillips Pein America. RNA, a, St ee Menry Hit Watson ‘Heston. Bld 15th, fuaeeo ny cry 2i—Arr Trieste, Sewall, Pumatra (and sld fora ‘aibrattat}: an ee = Pa ‘ INGAPORE, AU Fr Alarm, Mati fel Suanguar, July 17—Arr ship Eastern Star, ee ‘Nagarakl Joh, bark Hesperian, TilancherdAdeinites” 290 ships wal & Harriet, Huntoon, Singapore; boi, ald’ Fag He, Treadwell pai steamer’ Yan; Dea Tone’ Kon 6, achr Minne, Bra Indow, Kingpo; 26th, bi Wry ke & apne. Nagasaki (and put back 26th); 2th, Fairy, one. i ing BE Pango Straits Clara, Wells, from Batavia . Feltaoy th, Beatrice, Rogers, Melbourne for My) Aug ath as Ptome Berry a Matritlus for Batavia; Foo chew foo for London; 6th, Swailow, ape, “for Havana; Winged Rac Easterbrook, eee for Cowes; Charmer, Lucas, Foo chow foo for Fal- tt mouth, RoE Rene, Set B—Are previous brig RR Kirkland, nl Tovroy, Sept A—Arr Katy Dyer, Dyer, Newcastle. ‘Tante Bay, 0G H, Sel eA Bi Burliigton, Howes, Lins gmpton (and ‘sd Aug 17 Bld Aug 7, ‘rorator peda Aug 4 Orissa, Manson, from Penang for Tondon. Venice, Beet, 20—Arr Wm Woodside, Pennell, Havas Mae T, Sept 18—Arr bark Sea Nymph, Ste) ‘Waawos, Aug 4—8ld Crystal Palace, Simmons, London. Zante, Sopt22”-Arr Celestia, Bowen Me os American Po! ALBANY, Oct 13—Arr sehrs ; Panama, Allen: se Wee vert, Coleman, and kerson, Providence; armen Wr abd, Bride ‘Yankee Bi Ackley, BoA “Cid schra Chase, Joues, "Newport, Charity Fero, BOSTON, Oct 13—Arr steamer William Jenkins, Hallett, 10, Cloverly, Philadel hla; brigs HD Rug: Baltimore; bark J les (Br), Bonatre: Crowley, Drisko, Pocha ist Mickereeni Galefas; maptre, Lavell; Gan: i Mary Johnson, Nis ied, tas, Sparrow, Delt Ane ‘Caroline, ‘kaburg: B Mahoney, Luke; L8 Levering, Corsen; Polly Price, yey Broadfield, Fisk; LA Danenbower, Miller, Lady Ellen, Corson; Mary A Shroprbire, Shropshire: Hammond, Paine; New Jersey, Vauteman: Wiliim 1: Dayton: Roebuck, aint Marsha, Bester, Philadeiphia; Waterloo, don. cape ne ‘inaw, Crosby, tind Spring Bird. Childs, Albany; Treng, A rt out; Howard, Raker, NYork Below, barks ‘Growler, from NYork: Heleti Maria, from Baltimore. Signal for a brig. Gld sbips Can Hendee, Bombay; Garnet (new), Bradford, mi Savannah; iy, Frank M Stinson, 0: berks Uncle Gam, Cole, Charleston; Laconia, Bea! 7, brigs Montes Jo Govens, Port'an Frinte; tise, Globe: iiseanns Mt Capen, Sprague, do; schrs Cast lian, pen ‘Jackson villd; Charter Oak, Kelley, NYork: alapeld ship ECs hing, Priteh ard, Mobile.’ Sid, wind SW, ship Wild Cat; barks T Gushing, A C Adams; Caroline, Charles, Hannah Balch; and from the Ronds, ship A udubo Mith—arr (by tel) bark Growler, Watts, NOrleans; brigs Dongluss. O'Brien, ‘Turks Inland; Welaford, Shaw, Bonaire; R W Packer, Lee, Cape Haydien; sehr Anna Hinks, Phinney, jonaives, BALTIMORE, Oct 18—Arr barks Bay State, Sparrow, Bos- ton via Norfolk; Hyperion, Ward, Sombrero via Hampton Roads; Ed Everett, Harding, Boston; brigs Charles Miller, Brower, do; Arthur Leary (ip), Roche El Roque; sehr G set, Teby, New Bedford; Prowess, Hulse, NYork; Hannah Martin, eight, do; Minerva, Hall, Fall River: Tram Sipith, Me on © Shaw, Shaw, Boston; Daniel Brown, Heald: iver: Nancy J Brayton, Gage, do: Elite, Campbell, Jack. sour ld ship Archer, Crowell, N¥ork; bark Anna (Br), McKinney, Demarara; brigs Ocean Traveller, Milliken, Boston; Milian, Hailey, Asplo wall schra Rredertok William, Putnam, Apalachicolo, Dawson, Providence, Wm Ba° cco Wyler, NYork: Chelsuunher Loeeey, Snow, Providence; Elaie, Facemire, Newburg NY; Moonlight, Summers, New Redford. Sid ship Archer, Crowell, NYork; bark Adelaide, Windgate, Rio Janerio, From below, brig Standard (Br), Sim: mons, for Trinidad. 14—Arr (by tel) bark Wenham, f from bsg ee bug, ae z Kirkland, "from St Johns, NF. The latter deck laad in a gale, GOR, Oct 12—Arr schr Alvarado, Shute, Port Ewen. ou brig Renshaw, Pierce, N York; schr Planet, Harding, West Oct Arr steamsdip, James | Adcer, Adams, NYork; ship Ocean Queen, Hale, Boston; brig Suri, MeIntyie, Rockport, Me, 12th, A'M—Arr ships Lydia, Dennis, Liverpool; T J. Roger, Patten, NYork ; schra Moontigh it, Stutes, Boston ; Myrover, Hughes, NYork; Chas Dennis, Davis, NYork; Leonora, Conk: PP EYECAND, Oct 8—Arr schr CH Walker, Rumage, Liver- 001 via Quebec; ‘oth, bark Masstion, Lloyd, do. 4a: Phittips, Bltzabeth POOGITON. Get Are achra “A Ble port, H W Morse, Phillips, Albany. FALL RIVER, Arr schirs Cabot, Tillot, Elizabeth. Beh Fountain, Davis, and Thos Winans, Davis, NYork. Sid 2th, achra Mediator, Miller, Georgelown, DC; Cliston, Borden, “GARDINER, Oct 13—Sid schr W B Horsey, Baker, NYork. is, Get 6— Arr schs Francis Haw kins, Philadelphia, Blien, Rone: Dh, NED Sensor do; Sth, Com Kearney, York; Hh Vistage, Coleman, NYork. Sid Sth, achs WR New- Frederleksburg: Adeline, Howes, Philadelphia; Fite Ehzabeth, itinnesota , Desh Deshon, Havre; City Morton, N’ MOBILE, ‘Oct g—Arr ate of New York, Saer, Nar 8 Cid "ship Stary, Bridges, Liver: lavana. ris, Baxley, ‘briga Sarah Bernice, Clark, N Je Pictou for do; Bom yarte, Stewart, N na et do; schrs ¥: , Haptley, end Oct 7, PM—Cld schrs A: pate mex), Ee ‘arid and vroress Adventurer (Br), k, Dennison, Galveston via ‘lor, from Boston; N Thomp- , from N'¥or! perador, from Rio Ja- nato; David ‘Kimball, Tinnent from Boston. Cid steam steamships E Waterman, Somers Figs Ben Bay; Texas, Wilson, Galves- verpool. vonatte’ ad (ba tains tel) shij Finer Harris: Mongolia, Melcher; espe ties sbary. and SE Pettigrew, Burdick, Liver: 001; Sins Holmes, Grifth, WN Yor Poth—arr ships Joho Spear, and Leucothea, Boston; Susan Hinks, Havana. NORFOLK, Oct ip An eeemable Roanoke, Couch, NYork; roads Arcola, Corson, , Gilmore, Frankfort. Cid Walsh, Calais; Sarah, East- Si otaraines: Miadietoern Point; M Klots, Middletow! eat Conklin, Gardner's Island; Physi ician, NYork; sloop Jose- hing, Rockiway, Sid schrs Amanda Mogre, and Henry Clay, NEW BEDFORD, Oct 13—Arr schra N Holmes, Winslow, Philadelphia; Bloombeld, Baltimore for Col (and proceed- ed); Excelsior, Newman,’ Cold Spring: Taabella Maker. Fat mouth for Albany; Amazon, Pierce, Sandwich for New York; Mary Nowell, Covill, do for Philadelphia. Sld, bark Robert Pennell: achr Ocean Bird. Gibbs, Baltimore. NEWPORT, Oct 12, PM- an schra Mediator, Miller, Pall Hinton 4 len, do for Klizabeth- on Phiindelphia, ‘Chaco, 77 ihe 73 AM—SMd lire Secen Bishera, Crowley, supposed for York; Philadelphia, Ellen R, and others. PM—Arr schrs Scotia, King, Cherryfield for N York; Fiiza- beth, Mayo, Chatham, for do: TI Jefferson, Hoyt, Haver sinew: John Oliver, Roath, Eitzabethpor NEW LONDON, Oct 13—Arr sehr Vataline, Lawrence, Bil oes Sw HAVEN, Oct 13—Arr schrs J R Ford, Campbell, New: ipreueeicc? Nebdrah, do; Missonri, Albany.’ Sld brig Rain bow, Bouns, Porto Rico: schrs_ Andromeda, NYork; J $ Lane, ¥ H’Parker, and W Bement, Virginia. PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 4—In port ship King Philip, Nor- ris, to load for Panama and Sydney ter, for San Franelsco Mj O. Teer th }) brigs Mary B Millf: meen, Port au Prince. rr brig Harp, Raynes, Philadelphia; Cld brig Young Republic, Lib: RTOWN, Oct $— Arr sehrs Ls Taylor, Taylor, Phi. lngelphie. for. Lyn) ni; do for Hingham. pe angered ‘oct 13—Arr steamer Albatross, hese) New Ann 8 Brown, Brown, Georgetown, DO; War Bed Smith, do: Yankee Doodle, Ellery. Baltimar Deer ‘Albany; Eva, Tourgee. do; New egulus Dayton: Tort wen; Science, Gladding, Randout, and Port Rwen? 8 New World, Ely, Elizabeth; rio and Ante cedent. ‘ancien te, Port Ewen. Sid sloop Eliza, Ward, ‘Albany. HICHMOND, Oct Ate sehr 8 Allen, Baker, Boston. 81d schr Lynchburg, Harris, NYor) ROCKLAND, Oct lOAre hark. it E Trout, Ames, Lincoln- ville; 12th, schr Emma Furbish, Kendall, Richmond for Hali- fax, with Joss of sails. Std 10th, ‘sehra L Dyer, Jameson, Rich- mond; 12th, J Achorn, Merril, do. 18th—Arr bark Iddo Kimball, Ingraham, Cette. SALEM, Oct 12—Arr schra Althea, Oorson, Phiiadelphia; Co- vinne M, Jones, New York. 81d brig Ann sa Const of riohn Orel Baker, Atban earn vary 8 Sink Binith, od’ Vashi she Phila HILMINGTON, NO, Oct 11—Arr Ls io Rio Grant, Cunning- i118, Holm ae Es sobr Sarah’ ount tY Hodgktason, fo je fount inson, es Ei.” Old 2th, sch Jonas Smith, Dayton, NYorke ARMER WANTED.—A MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT ‘children, are wanted to take charge of a farm twenty miles from New York; he must understand his business thoroughly, fnd bring the Dest recommendadaes as to capacity, induatry character; the wife will be required to ike care of & Pati house and dairy, and to do some washinj ‘Apply to W. B. Lang, 64 Cliff st., between 2 and 6 'olook. ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS NTED—TWO YOUNG ag men who, RH ie 9 coupie of Years at the busingss, hose who suit will have good pay. Ad- dreas, tamediaiely, J. F. We Herald fico. ns 8°04 PAY phn mtr EAR eo EP GHOr CUTTER WANTED —ONEHAVING EXPERIENCE ‘n eutting all kinds of garments, who good re- r ations from late employers, ma; ainfodinta fo Woe Hy Smite 18 Fulton eee ee “ool OWNERS OF MACHINE SHOPS.—THE ADVER- tiser is desirons of obtaini Htuauon, aa foreman or has bad twenty years ex fi ness and for many years, the management of a large machine ehop in this oly. The beat of references can be given. Address for one week Machinist, Herald office. (THREE OR FOUR CONTON SPINNERS WANTED—TO 0 near Waterbury, Conn.; who acquainted with the business proferred;jsteady’ euiployment. Sand 10 o'clock A. fat 138 11th at , corner of ane (0 ARCHITECTS. —A eam elena of great ex; nce in ro ealcn esires employment. Addvead Cablmuehus: bor 5348 Post ory Lg BOOT MAKERSJOURNEYMEN WANTED ON gentlemen 's boots; oka; Rod wages will be paid. None but best workmen need apply to K. A. Brooks, 18) Fulton at. caoly between ave. Wits ‘ED—SHVRRAL GOOD UPHOLSTERERS, AT om Kimble’s, 923 Broadway, between 2ist aad 22d D—TWO GOOD GUNSMITHS, TO 'H. tt at Schuyler, Hartley & Graham's, 19 Sietase lane. eae CANDLE ae MAKER; NONE NEED t first rate workmen. hapa STAINTHORP £00., 67 Warren st. Wirt WATCUMAKER TO GO SOUTH. APPLY tal Yat 21 Maiden jen lane, to Le Louis 5. Fellows & Schell. WANTER=A wi ‘WEAVER, TO TAKE CHARGE OF SIX. looms: one that ix well posted in all the details of wear fay bindings, Ac., and capable of keeping looma in order. Appiy-at the skirt depot, ‘South 7th sh, Bear Sorvey erecta, Jersey Cy. . ‘cane Warm. “9 GOOD GENERAL ‘CUTTER, AT “413 WANTED—A GOOD UPHOLSTERER, ONE GOOD turner, one ornamental painter and grainer, two good cabinet makers. To good workmen constant cmpraymont “wil ve given. ‘Write to n & Brother, Alexandria, Va. enh argc. Mion Mer Oe Re joner; satisfactory refe- rence required, Address P. Barton, box 107 Herald ollice. SITUATIONS WANTKD—#HMALBS. J Wore AN YOUNG LADY, FULLY COMPETENT TO wetrvet in Fs erman, Viusic, and the hal reaches of eu of moetiig with an engage tment, “Address EA", Harald office. igs Pe nurse or chambermait can ta e the entire care of an ‘om ite bleth hy at bi ua Weal tath eLe bacwonn treet e wee Been emPeT es A ate ga sritreae of anal References exchanged. Adar YOUNG AMBRIOAN LADY OF REFINEMENT AND education ia desirous of obtaining # situ stion as comom- pe ie Tady to travel South, or sa governess to small chil all kinda of faney work. Th» best of re- fad tives and required, Address L. B., station F Post fice. A YOUNG WOMAN WA 18 A SITUATION AS bermaid and seamatras: or « from its birth and sew; unde: ti RESPROTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SIT A- AM uld take charge of a baby anil kinds of family sew- ing. Call at 217 Pacific st. 0 door from Boerum, Miroskiyn, A 2000 SITUATION | NTRD—BY A FIRST RATE uit <1 ABPLAG® Meh OF ANY piac® Where there can will bire or: cegurebear sheen: saciversion io W for one week Amerfoan, box 186 Ile YOUNG GIRL, FROM Bat TORR. WISHES A bome in a respectable family; amstress; can ent and make children's clothes, both aad grin woald wail on & lady or on children, or would do | light chamberwork ‘ov waiting. Call at 135 avenue A, rear house, second floor, A MADY, RAVING 4 WieniR a WitsoN's SEW. ing wachine, Woud i eto make geome é1 ‘ee wo & sen tthe week Or day. ‘Apply for one, week et 16? Bast YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS LAUN- dress; she has itved in one of the first fernityios tn the city for the lnatthree years, and understands thoroughly, Hest of city reference, Call at 17 Kast 220 at, between | th ai 9th avs, third floor, front room. LADY WISHES TO GET A SITUATION FOR A GOOD girl, as chambermaid and laundress, or cook, i ‘@ small private femnily. Call for two odays at 167 ieaat 18th “same at av., from nine until two o'cloc WILLING AND OBLIGING ENGLISH PROTESTANT young woman wishes a situation, tn elty or country, as Chambermaid and nurse, seamstress or waitress; anderstands them all; is of genteel appearance, and kind disposition. Ap- ply at 424 Broadway, up stairs, NEAT TIDY, PROTESTANT WOMAN, WITH BEST OF reference, wants a situation in a Christian family; she is willing to do any kind of light work; understands taking care of a baby from its infancy; or would attend to an invalid lady, or any kind of light work.” Can be seen for two days at est 17th , back room. WIDOW LA DY WISHES TO FIND A SITUATIO} teacher of English, French or music; no o! ny South; or would give some hours instruction for her Seven years. reference. Address iT. kK, Herald offic ITUATION. ¥ WANTED—BY yy RRSPEOTABLE GTR, to do general housework or kitehen work. is a good plain thok aud as excellent washer nnd ironer.” Hest sity reference aS her last place. Can be seen at 61 West 18th has bat ween 6th and 6th avs. at ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN; IS A good plain cook, washer and ironer. Best city reference. Cali at 33 Prince st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS perse aa seamstress; understands ome kiig and 4 ule of sewinj ag cept an el iren’s dresses. cit, ference. e. 'Cull at No. 5 West 20th st. is SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, S a8 a frat clus cook; euiirwasteloking in all its branches: good washer and ironer: no o! country; will: ei to make herself generally useful; is fully capable of doing the above: good references. Call at 220 West 16th st., bet’ ‘Sth and %b aves. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO EXPERIENCED AND § competent young women (in city or country); one as good Stok, washer anid \roner; he other as first class chambermaid d Waitress; willing to assist with the wi ; they are ex- eellent domestics. Apply at $78 6th ave. ITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as & first c) cook; one who thoroughly under. atands Rd of taking roa charge of a iY ‘maki inds of desserts; good cit, References “Call at 19] &h st, between 3d and $a aves ITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, TO Silo renerat nous work tu 8 stmail tamil¥e Apply at £0 Auantic st., Brooklyn, for three days, top floor, back room. Good reference given. -ANTED—WASHING AND IRONING, BY A RESPECT- spble woman, at ber own hor ‘29th st room No. ‘i er and ironer; has lived out as laundress. Apply on second room. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A OOMPRTENT SEAM- inderstands cutting and dresses and all kinds of family sewing, would have no rind tion to assist in the care of children if required. Can be scen tll engaged at 10 West 22d at., in the rear, Wat SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO ‘do general housework, oF chamberwork and fine wash- ing, in a private Sepals | ood city reference. Call at 440 Giscawich st. near Vi ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND lain sewer or walter | Has good onan ig will: to make agreeable; is & Protestant. D Be comets be van st, top floor, frou ‘ANTED—A then ie atyiante! BY oO ate ee chambermaid and waiter or nurse todo dumber work. Call for one day at 134 Weet 434 st ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURBR, young woman, a fresh breast of milk; has lost her wn baby, Call on Sire Carr, 277 Mott st. for two days. J ANTEDTBY AJRESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRI, a situation as chambermaid an or as child: en's nurse; bas been four youre in hor last aif ot situation Rood re ference if required. Can be seen until engaged at 13g ith ay., second floor, front room. Asan, WANTED—BY AN EXCELLENT LAUN dress; gentlemen's preferred, or ladies fine washing: wi.l be done in the neatest manser. ‘Address Anna Kerney’ No. 61 West 18th at. ‘Beat city reference if required. WANTED BY A RESPECTADLE YOUNG GIRL, 4 situation as eook in a priv and would be wil pene reference, ing to assist in washing and In- quire at 236 West 26th sea ong oad avs. Wan AND IRONING DONE FIRST RATE FROM four to five shillings per dozen. Call at 217 7th ave., near ‘mth st. ) third Hor, ‘ANTED—SITUATIONS DY TWO YOUNG WOMEN; Ww one to travel in Europe with a respectable family, and the other to do chamberwork and plain eewing in a respectable family, Call for two days at 181 Madison st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, to do the general housework of «small family; has six years inher last place. Can be seen for two days third hoase east of Kent av., on DeKalb ay., East Brook- lived the tht ANTED—DBY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. W Ainine arati family as cook, washer and ironer; good dity references. Call at 211 Henry st., Brooklyn. HELP WANTED—MALES, FEW ACTIVE MEN CAN MAKE GOOD WAGES selling Brower’s Patent Waterproof Composition for Len- . Will make boots and shoes impervious to water; polish tetier than before, and wear half aa.long again for using It BROWER & CO., No. 4 Reade street, NY YOUNG MAN WHO CAN WRITE A PLAIN BUSI- ness hand and has $100 as security, will receive a situa- don of responsibilty; iaalary $10 per, woek with a business house in this city. Apply to-day Iway, room No. 7, 9O¥ WANTED—TO ASSIST ON A FARM, AMERICAN, German or Scotch preferred; must understand farm Work. Apply at 15 William st., room No. 9. Det CLERK WANTED —MUST BE WELL QUALI- p fied and willing to do the business of a first class store. ply at $06 Grove st., corner of South Fifth, Jersey City, ERCHANTS, HOTELS AND OTHERS M SUPPLIED GRATIS WITH LERKS, SALESMIN PORTERS, BARKEEPERS, &C. MERCHANTS’ CLERKS’ REGISTRY, 78 BROADWAY. ‘WM. J. REDPATH. GALREMAN WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE STATION. ‘ust be well acquainted with out of town trade. One ho bas Seo a ad eed rg the we pa book er business will answer. Noue others n ‘I Grdes box 1/317 Post office, stating experience, PY: AS ‘ANTED.—RESPECTABLE MEN peerrn SITUA- ‘tions as clerks, bookkeepera, salesmen, porters, bar- Keepers, &c. should apply at the Merchants’ Clarks’, Rogistry office, 78 Broadway. No commission in advance. Reference to first clage houses. Applicants by mall must enclose, two stamps. Fatablished ed 1800. J, REDPATH. WARTED-A, BOX, FROM 18 70 18 YEARS OF AGE having & knowledge of the fancy and dry goods b ness. -ADpIF at 297 Broadway, up stalrs, from 10 ofcloek (O'S. WASTED-A YOUNG MAN, AS PORTER: ONE AC. quainted with the business preferred. Apply at Sweeney's Hotel. ANTED—AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WHO UN. ‘derstand the hoop skirt business, as foreman, Address, immediately, T. C., Heraid office, \\ ANTED—TWo DRY Goons SALESMEN, WELT, AC W: quainted with city trade; also, a sma rt Boy; zona city reference required. Coamereial House, 147 Spring at TPSETT. TANTED—A HEAD WAITER FOR A HOTEL; 4140 TWA dry goods salesmen And a good opsterman.’ Apply athe Merchapts’ Cierks Reglary oflee, 78 Brondway. “Shia. Hons procured for respectable, men. 5 counalseisn tn ea tance. Reference to over 1,090 first class houses, Katablished WM. J. REDPATH, WASTER—A PARTY, WITH S600 OR $800, AS SALES. man in a store out ‘of this city, to take the entire charge and mani ene pees re ral undoubted, Integrity, at quainted wit usiness. heral com) lon given. - areas Watson, box 170 Terald odes, # Wineeeh Se | learn the dry 359 Bice w SW! parents preferred. A er st. 70 $00—AN ENTERPRISING MAN, WITH A 650) “malt capital, can ‘make trom $00 t9 $10) per month gelling a new and useful article required in every family. Ape ply at 80 Nassau st., room No. 1, rear building. $1.000 T@ $2,000—A YOUNG MAN WANTED, with the m4 Festal of money, as salesman in Irymmanufnctory. Al ‘man baving this amount, itd willing 0 Joan vie ib dupiever ea, igh goodweciity can hon juation by addressing A. G. Ly box 108 Herald fa cae OO __ WINES, LIQUORS, &C, A PERLE CHAMPAGNE. Vin Meee Ie CURR ARE ED TO oe AND FRUITY niet 18 QUARAY OcouaaR % FAVOR: 1TH IN THE xen, FOR BALE BY ALL ayn RAMER, ABEGG & MoCLOSK:¢y. nero 19 BROAD URE IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEYS. Meban’s, Jaruison’s and Pe,qers’ we to seven nar, art's old. ‘warranted pire, by ‘4077. or bolle, th low prices, Kr a nor pl e. ° OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT ir LW situations of every kind ee not recommendations first nincte ce ven Is lately Janded wanted. Inquire at Is Inq Sate = t loveuth ret, conver of Sih uvenwe, tho Lie auth Bs leven wren, cover of Sgt nvenmes AM RAMILLIES Wanting 8000 SERV ANTS IMME= auely, end ly at fe lar tule for domestics dance of clvil saps bale, tote ane call er peods Goa: ee iv pr 14 a “a acted hy a rempoctabl indy. enna A® MORRIS COHNERT'S EMPLOYMENT INSTITUTE 4s conducted on volte business principles, and #4 none but capable, lite and well recummended servants, comp) na time, Ne ‘nglish, Irish, French and seotch, are ad: mitted, emp'o; ers Will nd it to thelr futereat to eall at Nee 44 way. —————— A GOOD NURSE REED ONE WHO THOROUGHLY ratands her business: the ‘Address Mrs, Hy 167 dib'ay. 7 eet "ererences Fes a FACUSPREEPER WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN, BEING left with two children, aged $ and 16 years. i déairous. of finding some competent perion to ta ‘entire charge of his Bouse; a kind, motherly parson would find's comforiaits home; American widow lady, of middle age, proferred. Addrens, ith terms, age, reference, which must be first class, A. H. P., tox 3,884 Pont ofions geen pews AND MANTILLA MAKERS.—WANTED, IM- tely, fifteen dresamakers. Those who have a know- itdee of lee of cloakmaking preferred. Also, a few first clans expe- makers, it employ ment for the seasun. ‘Roni al 8 Leroy at. . ——————— Wh Azra nt & Be A pasereie: Ee aoneenine. oF OF A GEN- cock: Wwasbee aed 7 ay ony Foderonee equired. ean er Pen on ee Wsenen TIDY GIRL, “NOT, “OVER “SIXTEEN to mind # baby and do light chamberwork. Must me well recommended. Wages Mins Market at. A tek Pat ced ee. Rab: AN, be) cook, wash and iron. Noue but competent persons ix Spply at 606 Houston at. 3 ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER. ne who can come, well recommended will obtain a good situation by applying at 270 Madison st., near WANTED THE AUS OF GIRLS FAMILIAR w the wrapping an ing negists’ goods. Ad- dress Manufacturer, Us & mall, station, B, Oi ures, wis rele: Tenses and naines of employers heretofore: ANTED—A PERFECT LAUNDRESS, TO DO THE washing and part of the honsework in @ private family; to an industrious and willing person liberal wages will be pall. None without these qualities need apply at 262 West 23d st., near Sth ave, ‘References required. WaAntep-ny A SMALL FAMILY RESIDING A FEW miles from the city, an experienced woman, to do general housework; a first rate cook, washer and froner,’ and one who is bre to work hard ts wanted. To ® woman who ean bring class recommendations (and no others need apply) good woger will be given. Call toxlay at 6) Irving place, between 9 an ‘ured, Apply at Dr. Moh a fear 90 ay Jaman sy ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND froner; must come well recommended from last employ cr as to capnelty and deportment: | Apply this day (Saturday) , between 9 and a sn re ite go —E WANTED—A TIDY PROTESTANT GIRL, TO TAKE care of a child two years ol old and wash for'the parenis; poacey reference req) Inquire at 102 4thav., after 9 APPLY ‘ANTED—A GOOD, SMART WAITER GIRL. Beekman st., from 8 till at the corner of Park row and 12 o'clock. ANTED—A WOMAN, TO ASSIST IN THE KITCHE of a down town restaurant; must be able to cook oyster well and be a good pastry ne Apply at 106 Maiden’ lane. No night work; no Sunday work. ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CHAMBERMAID AND laundresa, who thoroughly, understands her business, and bas good city recommendations. Scotch preferred. Ap: ply at 11 East 12th st., between the hours of 9 aud IL. WAXITED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER. ‘One who knows the German or French style of cooking gan have good wages, No others need apply. Call at 291 ‘West 22d gt , between 9th and 10th avs. ‘sae LITTLE GIRL, BETWEEN 12 AND 15, take care of a baby. Apply immediately to Mra. Jacob Ht Cohen, 113 Rivington st. A ei ape fs WOMAN AS NURSE. ONE ith for the winter. Must be a neat, plain Ki i a from ‘and Good references re- rane Call at 21 12til 2, Wages $3. We eaate BOY, FROM 14 70, a, ae OLD, OF od address, and who knows ‘well, with good references, may apply this day at ane we fore 12 o'clock. ANTED—A ¥, TO ASSIST INBAR AND MAKE 10" himself gei genierally useful at a down town restaurant; must be smart and recommend: Jed; no night work; no Sun" doy work. Apply at 106 Maiden Jane, a ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS SALES. 280 Bowery. Apply to Cartan, Plunkett & MeCullough. ANTED—TWO GOOD GIRLS, ONE FOR eC RSE ‘and the other for chambermaid and waitress. With good recommendation from last place. Call at 142 Madison st, i Ged ee cooK WHO ee ga UNDER- her business. Apply at 80 East 28d 'ANTED—A NEAT, Sg! GIRL, ABOUT 14 YEARS hand aeniat ‘of age, io take care in the up stalr pA Sg a (ion ‘need apply at 68 Fleet st., Brooklyn, WARXTED JMMEDIATELY—A GOOD PROTASPANT girl to cook, wash and iron ins emall family. None but competent persons need call. Good wages will be paid for oue who understands her business. Apply at 126 Hicks st., Brook. lyn, with unquestionable re! rae Re Ae ‘cod cook, washer and ironer. Noue need apni cuieas well recommended, and competent. -~. wast EDA SMART, NEAT, TIDY LAND RESPECT ‘able girl, as plain cook Spi epod Inandrent must be wuniee sadestied the honesty ask ry. Call at 66 State st., 00 a ANTED—A, GOOD PLAIN COOK. WASHER AND W ironer, and a girl to sew and assist {0 the chamberwork. Apply, with’ recommendations, at 15 Tompkin's pace, A SITUATION 18 WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN a wholesale house either in the city, South or ae Can ire good reference. Addreas MeDonald, Herald omlce, A YOUNG MAN. A GOOD PENMAN, WIsiTes copy. tux w do w einploy his leisure evenings. Address Scribe, Herald office. AN AGENCY WANTED.—-A GENTLIMAN EXTEN. sively acquainted with the different branches of trade in New York and Philadelphia, and can command « iarie este ot any desirable domestic manufactured or imported goods, would like an agency. Respectable parties desiring to treat with a smart, enter; fst ot Fosponable person, may ad dress, post paid, William, box $22 Post office, Brooklyn. FAD THIS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, OF steady habits, who can give the best of reference (inclu: @ng last employer), a permanent situation ag entry clerk or sasistant bookkeeper. Call for or address 20 rater et, = ethics) AN ENGLISHMAN, THIRTY. TWO ‘age, is destrous of an engagement as salesman, traveller, or in ny eapacity where the services of an active business man are required; would take the man: first class eee or segar store, Address Beach st. St. Jobn’s TPO GROCERS, MITHER WHOLESALE OR RETAI.— The advertiser, with four years’ experience, is very do slrous of a situation. Can give the best references as to eapa- bility, energy and moral worth. Salary no object, but advance. ment'as merited, Address J. M., box 113 Herald office, Late ADVERTISER Ree hte FOR THE PAST SIX years travelled the South and West, selling goods to the hardware and un dealers, wishes to engage with some manufactory or wholesale house in this line to sell on commis- sion or otherwise. Address Traveiler, box 139 Herald office. 10 DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE middie aged man, of twenty years’ experience, a situation as clerk, in either a’ wholesale ‘or retail drug establishment, where there is no Work on Sundays. Address W. Q. M., Posi office, Williamsburg. T° GROCERS AND TEA MERCHANTS.—A YOUNG ‘man, lately arrived from Dublin, who has Tong expe. Hience in the above business, wishes to obtain a situation Ih a wholesale or retail store. A respectable situation is more the Sdvertiaer'a object than high salary. Address E. ., Herald office. ent of a. 7. P., 42 ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS ABOUT Joning ie present plage, a akuation as, barkeeper in a first clase hotel, ‘Address R. M., Hartford Post alice, WARXTED-BY (A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, LATELY i arrive in Coe a egenew yet be can! poke him- se) nerally useful speaks the Greeh and Ttalis Tanguages: algo, little French, and has hed’ three years expe. (pee Pan Fae! ee shipehandiery business; security given required. Address aarside, Engraver, to calieo printer, 130 Broadway, Paterson, N. J. a WASTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN (GER- man, speaking English), as bookkeeper or as assistant, or to make himself generally useful in the counting room; haa had charge of @ set of books in his f eferences unexcepilonable. Address box 78 New York Post oillce, War A YOUNG MAN, A § A SITUATIC AS bartender in a respectable place; has had experience in the same. Good city reference. son will please call at 203 Varick st. 1. OOO TO,20AN-70 ANY RESPECTABLE who will procure the advertiser a situa to his employers: is ‘a good general busiuess man;_ wi featnted with tbo elty, and can give the most respedtable re ferences. "Address Frank, Herald fice. Any one wanting such a per- RTY a or FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. DEMANDE DE, SUITE—UNE CUI3INIERE FRAN. au No. 128 Madisow avenue, entre la Sime et O*: s2me fue. Or: DEMANDE—DANS UNE FAMILLE AMERICAINE, une fille Repent pour scigner un enfant et pour coudre. U= DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE DESIRERAIT SE ore Meche Se ee bree Ed ee Se otraiter donner bant. ahant. Sadrenar doa 8 heures a TPAcademis au Sante ine ANDY (TALI UNDERSTAND THAT YOU WILL bps if so, T will row you a four mile ground for $250 or $300a side, JOHN HANCON, Howburg, N. Y. FR SALE—A SLOOP IN FRA’ Lad bonged ie 13 aise a nnene Peiers eet itienes: Bolievlle, 9 TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, ‘A “00D Hom WaNnreD—ny & Man AND 1d" here there are no other uvorders, aoa Weer ee 's during her short tl de miaee Somberg Nr abot lino Bora ma SUIT OF A‘ Towa pemanine FRONT pooms TO Lar for $12 per en ents. ite use ie alt wie foe wn enim “Kop at No. | Depaw piace, second pedi ond house. OR ML 2 i ook oe 2 oe YN. BO THOSR aay ae cannot be supe boautifully locate t ‘ae Sano for- Fulton avenue and Manso ail ean eee Font nil Fuhon ferry Dremieen, tal 6 F. julred. Apply io PENING, DAYCLOAKS, MANTLES AN OFS on Monday. "Octal er 1) Ma, DUNN Ee ny, open heats Fulton street, wanariment of the above go a to the laeut aud "mow peat fall and winter Paris styles. oe soahaiae, Fulton street, Brooklyn, epposite Central Banke, MB SUBSCRIBI ENGAGED IN MANUFACTUR- ing a patent or ‘ama profitable and extensive Sele, wishes to make an ot with @ meraon of canted spd energy to introduce Ample once i mye fv investment will a aiireee Machine, box Se) aE a Bi Mae I FEE we ANTED—BOARD, WITH Aen ly| d EneM, ¢ heed second tloor, between Fourth and Sixth avent gentleman, he an ane bey, ete od first class. ow stating oreo and.oes mainte ee 3. 000.772" —— yey OF A VALUABLE PATENT, feaued, for one of the best aad most: portant improv ements in articles used several times every in every househo right. usiness man, Me 4 moderate capital, bbim fn his Manufactory, which ie aiready in scott tion; the ai pai coocats and soll than one une mein the ‘ peers can make. Ther short time. th whi ag for two tare yeeee box 150 Her: SPECIAL NOTICES. UNION MEETING OF GERMANS, TO P. More A the eter observance of the Raibatk, watt be hele morrow (unday) evening, at the Cooper Institute, at 7 o'elook. Krofessnr Schott, of Mercersburg, Pa. and others Pitta meeting. \OLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, COR- Ney ie ee,rwentythied street and) Fourth avenue.— The itty nual ‘Session of be opened om Monday, gear. nr, ae at at Pat Re in introductory aa dress vil be be red Bie Clark, | Gtadents of edt ch foe nop ublic, are ¥ invited pe Ome ROBERT WA’ . D., Deam. ON AQUEDUCT bg ig el oor. Tents.—Notioe trea tal by ae wales seas ce, eu ey eat eaten se per cent which was incurred on the first day ofan MYNDERT VAN 8C) AYR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Ga FOURTRENTH STREET. NEA’ SIXT AYENUR. Sixth Grand Promenade Concert, ‘by Dodworth'’s Band. THIS: EVENING, 1—Overture to William Tell... 2-fong; The Hunter's Fare weil. Neapolitan Waltz “horus, from the 5—Mazurka “The Favorite” S—lulian National Hyma 7—Quick Mareb, from" L &—Grand Selection, from’ Mose 4 Bgito” $—Arin, Home, Sweet Hon W—Mareh Sty: 1—Notturing, « Ta Pasea’ 12—Schitlen; Gallop... a Ree USTAVUS A. RATZ, BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS, Ginaten that he is still to be fonnd at his old quar. ters, the Philadelphia House 145 and. 147 Bowery, where be Wille epoy to furnish themn with every delicacy of the sea ton, |. B.— Surprise, club, wedding, ball and election as wel companies, regiments and armies sup) with aitate ud pers, on mie Promiars or ‘elsewbere, oo the shortest not Poors TO. RAILROAD cont sales, AND travellers.—lLA MOTHE’S patent iron A very handsomely finished first class passenger Car of the above oon; con- struction may be seen at the depot of the Northern of New Jersey, in Jersey City, (near the ferry), on the I 17th, 18th, 19th, 2th and 2lat iosts, after which it is to to Boston. ‘These cars possess ali the requisites for ‘aa and nomical tra of passengers and freight in a mucls higher degree thau any others in use, being Tighter, stronger, fafer and moredurable, ‘The public are invited (3 examing and judge for themselves. Ayr information desired co ing diem Wil be furnished by H. W. SARGENT, 1 Broad way, New York, Mee INSTRUCTION AT BELEVUE HOSPITAL — ‘The Winter Course of M¢ and Surgical To iWustrated by Clinical Practice, will commence o1 I7th of October, at 13g O'clock precisely, at the new Anatom , wi ni f address Francis M. Dy Pre = of the ‘an cal Theatre of Bellevue Hs will be delivered by Jobu Medica] Board. ‘Chandler calf will also address the st: fudents of m fund others interested are invites to £ “TMIOKHY DALY, Warten Believes Homthae OTIGE THE MEMBERS OF OLIVE BRANCH LODGR lodge night, ‘Puceday” the tau ‘inst. be on nod pan tance to the Order ia to be transuct 'W. W. WALDRON, Secretary. ASSENGERS JPER STEAMSHIP KARMAK, PiSesss N:P, and Havans, oom won oe veiditers for Harare wilt be recon ceived at the office of the any until two o'clock thie day ae CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Greem, BOF. 0; Mi, MUTCHRLL AND THR P WaRD peechees ms raguioneaed Ban tego whe op the Young me Cooper: crs Amecciation of the South Sg , by Prof. O. M. Mitchell and oa aire Mite i, Bubject: The Distance, Magnitude and Number of the Fixe Stars, oy sialine Ua i9—Prof. Mitchell. Subject: The Organization of the niverse. Oct. 20—Prof. Mitchell. Subject: The Transiation of the Sum vanes areca eee a ry it doa Clusters and Nebulss— Oct. 21—The Rev. He = ate Rev. Henry as ickets for the course, . (A Ward Beecher ior at pew leciare, cents, For principal hotels, snasio and book stores; at Sibell’ inwalt Pia tte tthe Lecture Commnitioo tT. Er Hades, a 29 Trinit; ding, aad P. ‘S Miner, 0 Broad street, aad of tse Cooper Institute. Deors open at 6% o'clock. Lecture at 8 P. M. Reserved seats to the , ee served i on the stage $150; to be had PECIAL NOTICE.—WRIGHT, GILLIES & BRO. HERE. Ye cearaeins Scat ne oe ead ag of the ni of ir prem! on the have taken the store 232 Washington street. dircelly onpecds che old stand, ‘and are prepared, in counecine with thee branch estabiatment, to lr prompt attention to the wishes orders of their old. ‘WhoHT, GILLIES & BRO,, 232 Washington street, 10 MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.—THE ADVERTISERS being about to retire from business, are desirous to me their office and store fixtares, nearly new, comprising ‘Her root gate, copying proms, desks, i reroinn chaira, Base elgl clock, couch, carpeting, iekiny ma- chine apd Solute, ‘aa well ascvery’ lcagil sullatie ferres office. ‘The stores and basements to eietons onadvantageons terms. For particulars apply at 65 and 67 Ex« from Broadway, on Tuesday and Ron ea Tith and 1h inst., Re on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda: ee nani tol a bape Tans Siarceisten te Ist of Novel ember. before the a Tiong, OFFICE OF THE NEW JERSEY ZINC (an a eee No. 165 Washington street.. oe Your, —The annual neeting f the New tied Zine Company will or a ig? the purpose of el gi N, Jvon Tussday, 3 Th accel te De closed ath egg te e trans! wi from wo oroximo, both inclusive, ‘A. He PARLIN, Secretary: 10 BROOKLYN CHESS PLAYERS—MEM! those desizous of becoming members. ot the Brookiyn, Chess Club, are partiontarly requested to be present at a meee ing of the Club to be held this (Saturday) evening at the Clabe room, corner of Court and Remsen streets, as business of im- portance will be before the meeting. THE FIREMEN. FFIOR OF CHIEF ENGINERR, # FIRE DEPARTWENT, th street, New York, Oct. 12, —The varioom cimpaaies a ihe Rew York Fire Department ane Tecoee notified to pay the assessment due om soconnt of parade tothe Grand Marshal or his Clerk at 21 th street. on or before AREY a HOWARD, id Marehat, Saturday, the 15th instant. Hee TN eae IRE COMPANIES WItHING TO DECORATE THETR F macbines with Dahlias or ean ees he iment, parade, of requiring Hou Peake att size_or form, can be sil 4 street. Dabllag nt 25 cents por basa of bye ying amoms LOST AND FOUND. iS Snare ee te Sat Be 0G, LOsT.—OM THE EVENING OF OF THURSDAY, Fig 13th ingt., on Broadway, John a black and tan King Charles’ ca Span ‘ea oa i leather bound with the name of Charlie. Who- ‘4 Rast e will return him to Dr Wiliam Schirmer, at No. Eleventh street, between Second and Third avenues, will re- ceive a suitable reward. oun Ss mgt eod WATCH, WHICH THE OWNER an have’ ins ea Ap- ply tod. Mek AN eB Pr ceary cos Partha 73g P. EFT ON THESTH INST., ATMRS. AYERS’ MILLINERY. store, 815 Sixth avenue, & Paitern for adress. The owner can have ‘it by proving the property, and paying for this ad- OST.—IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO SO KINDLY RE- lieved me of my Foskethoot: ‘on Tuesday ren viewing the procession of the Sons of Malta, containing papers otndralie except to msec, wit retira tbe sumo 6 me, he will most profound iaanks ia return for thias OST—A BLACK TUCK MEMOR. BOOK, O oF aon excep? the owner. By sending itt a se ee eng ie be e given. OST—ON THE BYBNING OF OCTOBER 18TH, A ‘Bank Rook on the Menkattan Savin Bank, No. 16 011. of Bleecker 7 leave it at the bank, corner WYN the tiger Hiway, And receive tho WARS of ihe owner, a poor girl. LITAN POLICR—MONEY LOST. Teo recsnil lost a purse and money in an omnibus, plense call upon the Property Clerk, 418 Broome street. : POLITICAL. JEMOOR, Pate BEFUEI REGULAR NOMINA- tlon.—" in cote ade at os win, on Thursday eve I Corte, Mag, reosty ‘nomination for Member of a bly. Shades IGNATIUS FLYNN, Chairman, J. N. Buavvert, Secretary. MPIRE OLUK.—SPFOTAL MEETING —A SPECIALS of th» Empire Club will be held on Wednesday” nine neat Sg te . 18th, Tso when Won ‘Wh instant, atthe ae, corner street and Evst iia po mice inna Retest = a proper Soren ons (nv a TRVING, Presidente