The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1860, Page 8

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SRLLEVOR Pee, Bake ane Fine te . an y keows as Panny We ee rs «ter commen od Ak Bein vue bhepite!, 0) atuuer Maurmer a tO. preacwoe of s namber of ph) omar and ober a eatibe @rvicomen, The eDiire day was spent we caning 6 pomt Merlew eramnsine of Lhe Hody, and © arranging We fre/unmariee for chemical ansiyew of toe pare by Casvorban, asseied dy Dre Bouto Bromma and cthere Conducted the eatepsy, whe frotensore Leremus aod Badd were im Bttendacce ae (Dee rmoving Wee hid of the box which coutained the eee Strock with the fellowing iaseriptce engraved co a i TNE ACL Oat W ANKMAN : Bora March 22 The body presented we wae achd and coveld pe jes’ mortem ex oo corepted about bat rach was the interest manifemed im the prceeeipge sha: the room was lied to overfowing from tae commencement to tae end of tbe operation re. 1 the pbyeicuane’ labors wll be found a the angered S80R8 CAMNOCHAN AND BRONSON, ine body in @ remarkadie #tate of pre fervation form beautiful and finely rounded by « large J portt of adipose tiesue; color of skis liteltke, pre. senting * rory Lint upoe the checks, « mansive plain g yimg was on the ring finger of the left hand) vpoa examin ation of the exterior no signs of copturion were discover #4, evidences of a HOU eMMIRiBation Were prereot Upon opening the thorax the beert wae found teperated from te envelope in 4 poral slate, with the exception of un increased deposit of fataround tbe right ventric Doth lungs were intact; no adhesions, or gbtend @ad tiseuc more dense than nat vig & werous condition. The apices lange prenented obsolete — twberculr et b arther evidence of & pre er, spleen and Ridneys were normal, and ed for chemical exam timer appenred iu a healthy @uiire, for examination by I mg, some muscular tissue, and a portion of the ae were also removed for a like purpose. Upon ex Amining the head and face, no sigas of on, bat evidence of the previous examination, was discovered, Fhe pupils of the eyes were dilated. Upon turning back abont midway the posterior 4 the eca!p, a small x" of ecchy mosis was observed, bat no spot it it on the exterior side could be discover Qn the qalvarium, however, at the augles of the junction of the Modayda) and sagittal ures (at the back of the Read) & spot of ecchy mosis, measuring ao inch and a half ‘™ diameter, was observed correspon ticg with the spot | was in no | apon the scalp. The skull itself, however, wise ipjcred, Upon removing the calvariam a portion Whe left hemisphere of the brain showed a oourilerable quantity of extravasated blood beneath the erachuotd, $= ite parietal wurface | Upon laying omen the spinal canal ® similar condition was found toexiet. A large quantity ef thin, dark blood was found extravarated beneath the @rechoid throughout the cervicle, and half the dorsal portion of the spinal marrow At the conclusion of the post mortem examipation Coro- ner Schirmer announsed that be would | pro- eeed to empanne! a jury and make su ment ag be thought necessary for holding ther ore ‘be cage until the chemical analysis was m fersors Doremus and Budd were ready to report wany days would elapee before the chemists would be bie to send in their report he could not say, but he pre- fumed that the analyeie would not occupy more than a | week or ten days. We understand that the report to the effect that Mrs. Biankman was found dead in bed ie incorrect, She was found on the toor beside the bed, with ber fece down, Deceased, it appeared, arose as usual on Friday moraing and took her breakfast on after partak KA tbat meal abe retired to her bedroom, while ber host eceded down town on business. Ip an hour or mr: wards oue of the inmates bad occasion to enter Mra. B's yoom, when the latter wis found lying dead on the floor, | me already stated. ‘WHE FIRST POST MORTEM EXAMINATION—STATEMENT OF DRS, SANDS AND PINNELL. New York, Oct. 18, 1960. vnpacy ype the riett Deploy the battalion into colump, doubled oa the ‘ mii distapes in form it into \ive of battle, faced to the right, egair deploy the datialion tn'o eolamn doabled on the certre, closed ip mags, and form it into | twe of baitle, faced Wo the right. Te form #quare frou line battle by the deploy men bal of the battaljon toto rimpie colump, by divin + dtwtance, tn rear of the right division. Zi Te redoce square and deploy the battalion into donbie colmma, with a view to the sqnare, and form eyeare, aged reduce square and column, Tee movement# were per! ib a yery ereditabia wanoer, and showed thata Laoag! ry 2 improvement was mace than was antict . 1 half-past twalve the line was dinmissed till half past one o’clock for tn- fpection. Duriog the above time the Guard gathered in groupe, Bere and Unere, and took Junch toyether—a good iy belmg brought on the ground by their friends, vi" prosenios andred and fifty not out, whieb makes Of the regiment 1,053. At the coa- th all and etaft ra a far as Twenty seventh street. ment fel into !ine, led with, Toe acou- (BP), Anderson Rebr B A Edwards, Smith, Feruanding, BF, 10 days. Sehr b N Bawkins on ford, Charleston, Bite Wid cotion to MoCready, Mote & ichinoms, FA daye. «br Mancbesier, Nelson, fi Rehr Maria Tene, Jones, ‘Alexandria 6 oat, Maruu, Ale sandria, 4 days. Rue, Wright, slexandriy, $ dave. fargaret, Henson ity Pein 8 dvya, acon, VI Virginia, 2 aye. . Bebr GB ¢ etn g Chandler, Virgtuia, 2 duya, Sehr M A Joos, Wakéman, Virginia 2 days n. eorgewown, DO, 4 days crest "teat elk Posten? days . Sohr C beohr Alfred Hall, Portland, 2 dayg. Sehr Berner, Tufte Kock Sday Schr Messen, Doane, Ovaseesters Sdaye Nadler’ tiple Brovidrnce dave ‘enaior, Hackett; Kzabethoort for Fall River. fete Vneas, (eit, Bliaabethport for Fall River. ender, Bearse, Elizabetbport tor New isven. Behr F F Brady, Seaman. Blizabetbpors for New Laven liza) for New Haven falic Harriet Ann, ahethoart er Gardiner Gcbr Little Bora, HU, I Riabeibpor for Hartford. Bebr Mi fout for Boston Thoberi; New Liaven for Albany. Here ook op thelr lime of march through Twenty- Seventh street to Filth avenue, down Fifth avenue to Pourtereih street, down Broadway to Broome, through Broome w ‘be Bowery and up the Spe to the Tomp- kine market, the Beadcuartors of the regiment, where they diemieed. It wan juite Inte when they got backe THY FLPTH REGIMENT AMD REDLOR’S ISLAND. Bedioe's Island, which for a few weeks past has been wnder the authority of Gol. Schwarzwaelder, of the Fifth regiment, for artillery practice, was yoaterdsy formally returned to the United States authoritice by the Oolonel tn person, acoompanied by the officers of the brigaie to whied ¥ i attached. Among the invited guests present to witnces the affair were acting Adjutant G. W. W. Neander, of the Fifth regiment, and Capt Mchiabon, formerly of the Foorth Flying Artillery, together with a» namber of the captains and other ofiicers of the Second brigade Major Anderson met the party at the point of departore—the Whiteball barge landing— ut expreseed bis regrets at by ty = accompany them on acconnt of wediepor tion in hia family. Shortly after one o'clock the company embarked on board the steamer Lockwood, apd Gover: vor’ Islan, where Uol. Sowarzw: paid hie respects to Major Boimer, United States army, commanding officer of the island, The latter came on board, and, being in- ed to the numerous mili gentlomci p ewe y was conveyed(to Bedloe’s sot, ory ‘formal iaspec Vion of the forte and barracks {ately sod by the Fifth | Tegiment was gone through with. various buildings were then transferred to the officer in comman1, who | exprotsed buneelf highly gratified at the admirable order everything bed been kept Toe party Addition of Adjutant Webb, Lieute- | pants Reynolde and Haken, and Surgeon Ford, United | States Army, adjourned to the ‘toamer, in which they were conveyed to Governor's Island oace more, where t Jaton drill of the soldiers was witnessed with much !mter At the quarter Bedloe’s Iakand, Colo- | nol Schwarewacider, on behalf of the officers of the Fifth Teg'mest, prekepted, to & brief epoech, a sword, epsuieta and cboulder straps vo Lieutenant Sinclair, United States Army, Liewtenast Sinclair responded in a modest | Rpecch. scoepting the ft, and was croeted with three euthosiartic ue sword ie & beautiful specimen of ekill tm ite tine, and was engraved with the following \neeription —"Preveated to Lieutenant William Sinclair, | nited States Army, by the ollicers of the Fifth regiment New York State Mi! ia, as a token of reepect for services loatrector at Bedloe'e Ialand, October, 1860." The Ay =i ‘kepection of the buildings on * island, returned to the steamer, which Lt them back to the city, ail expreesing themselves Highly pleased with the trip. Pie Firth Congressional District. TO (HE RDITOR OF THE HERALD. l was much pleased in reading your sketches of the various candidates for Congressional honors io this dia- trict, which, with @ few exceptions, were pretty cor- rect. In speaking of Mr. D. D. Winant you state that the only office whch he bas ever held was that of member of Assembly. Now, alio to say that Mr. Winact js an ‘old resident of Willhamsourg, has Giled many offices of trust. He was the last President of the Barg previous to ite being made a city; for ten years a Trustee of the | Pablic School#, and at one time, I believe, President of the Soard of Education, and is now Treasurer of the Fire Department Fund. In fact, Mr. W. bas been longer before the public and is better known probably than any other Dre. Sands and Finnell, being duly sworn, eay that the made a post mortem examiaation of the body. of Mrs A. Biankman, at ber iate residence, Yea Thirty- ourth street, on Saturday, Oct. 13, 1860. The follow- | tug gentiemen were present —Dra mar, Kieram, Wm. H. Draper, ‘The examination was ma’ deat! Witiard Parker, Blank Foster, Swift and Reisig, | de twenty-four houre a’ter the body of the deceased presented no external 8 of viclence; the ®urface was pale, and there were Commencing decomposition; the pupils | re of uataral size; the thorax and abdomen were te parts iret examined, an incision having been made from the top of the sternum to the pubes, the abdominal wails were found loaded with fat, measuring dof an woh and a aif in thickness; the lungs were next exp med to view dy removal of the sternam and costal cartilages they crepitated freely, aud presented a healthy appear- | ance everywhere except al their apices, where their #ub stance was puekered, apparently from ‘old tabereniar de: poe ition there were no sigra of un nor was there any effusion i r ricardium was now opened, and fi and to ap ounce of yellow rent serum mached considerably museular he right ventricle; the cavities of the neart aitby; the ventricles were empty, and the ur: vtained a moderate quantity of part healthy, preventing neither calcareous deposit, nor apy other morbid Abdominal orgaos were next examinod and lowing appearances, the liver was rome t other wise free from divease, where there were shickening ahange th what larger than mataral, bw except toward its anterior tee margin foond two rmall nodoler of cancerous deposit; the kid- beye were of nearly equa * swed wo romarka dle Appearances; they were deeply imbedded in fat, avd on Jerately copgesied; tae the cortical aod medullary ent in their due propor t removed from the pelvic tavity, and was found to de considerably She elfecte of old chr nfammation, Which existed not | eniy in the vterua stself, but also in ite appeodages, | @acsicg abnormal adhesion of both failopiaa tabes; the | eavity of the body of the uterus was empty, nod ite lin- | ‘mg membrane pale and thickened; the cavity of the cer. as filled with tough visctd mucus; one of the Was Ube seat of ceptic disease in ite early stage, other ned two Graaflan vesicles filled with andet beorption. our investigation f the cal tw: Biewt At (hie period sompieted the removal of the cranial cavity were exposed to aubject of examination, The dura mater was healthy, | Dr Finnell having jam, the conteats iew and made the | bot in Lifting this membrane from the earface of the 1 well marked and unm \stakeadie evidences of travaration were at once discovered, the was spread out over the rurface of the brain, beneath the arachnord membrane, and war {x many places eulficiently wbondant to entirely conceal the subjacent cerebral tu- mance, \t extended over the lateral portions of each erredra! hemisphere, and covered the base of the brain Mroughout, leaving but a smell portion of the surface of ‘be organ free from extra —this portion being #ituate’ at the rummits of the Remtspheres; tue veescle at the base of the brain were examined, and a | and weil marked deposit of atheronia discovered in the basilar © Mak\ng the section of the brain necessary for ¢ exporure of the ventricles, ite substance was seen to be healthy and free from congestion, the two lateral ventricles, a# well as the fourth ventricle, each contained a antity of conguiated blood; the substance of the sep- tam lneidum «a8 exceedingly soft, but the wails of the re viberwite of about their agwal ' joes jast deseribed were so decided and The appear ebaracteri#iic a to leave no doubt in the minds of all Prevend that the deceased died from an attack of spoplery. No further examination of the =, was tmade, vmasmoch jon of al We ad already disnovered what, ia the opta- murke’ ball at the base of his by eenridered necessary to searca for poison in the contents ef the stomach and ‘otestines, and, for imilar reason, ke euch inquiry was institated in {he present case. Hav: ‘mg secertained what was regarded as the true cause of death, « certificate was rendered in accordance with the fete observed. HENRY B. SANDS, M. D., 64 Past Twelfth street, THOMAS ©. FINNEL L, M.D, 152 Weet Houston street, Military News. DNSPROTION OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT. ‘The annual inspection of the Seventh regiment, National @eard, wok place yesterday at Hamilton square. The regiment turned out remarkably well, and would no doubt iave done far better had not their late parade in honor of the Prince of Wales interfered tomewbat. The regiment fermed at ten o'clock A. M. on Lafayette piace, and pro- @eeded direct to Hamilton part, on the Third Aveoue road. There wore quite s large gathering oo the grou! ape of ladies, whose always forme a creat Seaoare 12 tus eaoyeenents the Guard. After a Short rest, ihe were exerose! a the following move ments by Latorte. — 1 Berner, ie betsation tate close cma by Jiviion ‘rear of the first, @ Deploy columa oa Third division. ‘Break t et... by company in the front to the right into 8. Ghose the column to bail division. 9%, Take wheeling distance on the rear of the columa. 10. Ls a Oolamn to half canass tee - = tabon ‘ae and form it joto live of pattie on the oy | front perpendiculariy forward pon tho | 7. | | | Avantie. maa in the distriet, WILLIAMSBURG. Brooklyn City News. Tox Lare Atiecmp Roweery hy 4 Sxrvary Grier —Mrs. Mack, of No. 20 Greenwich street, New yea reogee that the girl, Ernestine Vanino, charged w: 10g dresses from Mre. Roop, of Bond street, ever I ot fp bes hoaney that ebe went over with Fraestine to Broo€lyn, or re- turned with a policeman, to whom she ec the articles of clothing purloined with Ernestine, or that she knows, or ever heard of the girl before the prégoat charge against her. SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers, FRoM BUROPE Leaver, Novse. tor Oly of Manchester . New Tork nets, Rete Oiy of Whabingion,. Liverpon “Mew Husmes ‘Mew Quebec jew York New Yor! New ¥ New York .. Gnebee New York Keaton . New York New York vebder r North {American Joba i Vanderbut Léverpoot Havre Ners feotian North Brien, United Kingdom. Arabia... Arian... ‘Anglo Saxon Prince Albert. 2alu.. ‘New dricasa dah: Havane 88, sinaaiaetaeat rng Taran et | New Ovicane Sth. Proms Nt New York 12 nm Cry Prom New York sod flavana every twenty ' ; Frcs: pw Verh Oo) rontains ot maa taNzas—From New York for Matanzas on the Sth of each = a2 PM. Kansax—From New York o Havana via Nassan, NP. on the arrt ne of every NBS the steamers wil! SPROIAL NOTICE. AN patage ond letters wionded jor se New Youn Hamaup srouidhe sealed ‘ Port of New York, October 18, 1 1860. Pont Sarancah 1 B Crom lA Co. " wel conek, Lodiem & 2 ete: “Rip Bele of the Oocan, ae Seamedio Mnotarilie. Doran Ra: HG Brootman & Uo, SB Fou fete Be a eel, Jurgens, Hamb Amamoat d 9, Ship Angustns, Cobb, New 0: wr ‘ht soeesns peed renee A... Bort 3's Hlugard, Lawsge, Bangor, 3 Brig Taorer Hedghingien Mobtte-Motreaty, Nat Oo. Sent 4-3 (oe Rommett, Pucker, Wilmington) Ag ARRIVED. ame Borussia (Iam), Trautmane, Hamburg (et & 10 Sth, atl AM, with mdee and 4 ao, i pal lon 4, ow ar ESS carsea Aone at aes ea acd ee with saval Cy Ricamoud, Ae, with mdse and A ‘Tediam a R Jacooe (of Thomaston. rerpoo, “B, Faces ERs etn, wn uae este mene nei ane, Blankenship, G04», 39 days, with iron, to Hoadley, Magna, Bremex; $8 days, with snise, 00 i mere vgrn fo lB Grama a ‘Tediam a Retnelon ins Greenman, We 5 7 ont: lew Or’ 8 or we Tandon, 36 days, in bal vicka, Brevea, Aug 22, rger to WK Bremen, 30 daze, with mése and Lanwing, Norway, 0 daya, for hr s wibtene ot ot Masa), Power, Rio Grande, Ang Behr Gee Armen ot i ‘eleey, Naguabo, PR, Oot 3, with sugar 100 ¥ Sash 5 sw Haven for Albany. for Rondout. Behr EM Clark pte iark, Al for larford. oe Angler, Bewee, Manhattanville tor Warebam. be (or Bamford. ort for Providence. for Wiekford BELOW, Brig wor’ from Cienfuegos, Sept 26—By pilot boat David Mitchell oy LOS (Hol), Visser, from Newport Sept 3. Also! abtp and 1 brig unknown. . LED. Steamahips Huntaviile, Sevannah; Roanoke, Noriolk; abip Dreadnought, Liverpoo! (not yesterday). Wind a1 sunset NE Miscellancuus. Awrnicay Liovne-—We have receive? the October Supple ment of this invaluable sbipping register from ‘he publishers, Mesers E 4G W Blunt. [i contains the names of a large feet of new vessels, as well as corrections, Ac. California shipping intelligence to Oct 6 (sy Pony Raprese) will be found 7 telegraphic bead., Snir HM Havas, Elliott, from Bombay Jane § for Liver. pool, before revorted off Cape Cod in distress, arrived at Bos fon 17th last. She has 8 cargo of couon and linseed. | apt El. reports —On the 10th of Jone, lat 16 54 .N, Jon 72 id 13th bad awed 10 1200 wtroker on the 10:h 14.5 N; on the 1éth experienced & gale from ie. pot acon ss toad ‘two feet water lu the es ig) finding the for Boston On the Sb & fost, “lah 96°08, Jon ekverionced a Neary.” gale from NW. in’ which the leak increased “to 4 fect Fraier in the well, and on the $y, hed 7 feet; on the mh another from WSW, thé sea rolling over both Bidens wits 10 feet water in the well, both pum; ail the a an iB whlch' We leak to, ere St | 5 by 10 ats aw next ¢ay her bearing &W i2 mil at 6 PI PM heme 5 feet Mop eodl the pumprell men c1 ‘and the steamer Rescue took in tow. at? PM the steamers Haron aud Walpole als towed her, At7 PM 16th, passed Minote Ledge, drawing 26 feet wa ter. War Eheeeron aera snd a9 (0h reais Snip Ricuaoxp, before reported condemned at Gloraitar, wae sold at naction ai ult for $4900. t Gookin and fatally yaaaage on the bark ht, which wou dail from Gibraltar 39uh for Malaga, thence to jew York. Simp Buack Sea. Cate, at New Pedand. 17th fost, from | Hono NSW, where sne topenianteall “ib and f yi Sir Fiyine Deacon, Wats ton, before reported at Sydney, Tawe 16, and was taking in cargo; WOuld proceed in about ten days. Baxx Parnytnpen, from Philadelphia, at Galveston 8th inst, Sea eer oft SW Fame, Loat sails, sprung aleak. and was on ber ‘800 etrokes per boar. fhe leak ia supposed ta be sbord the oopp Banx Witre Wine, Capt Fsitng, from Philadelphia Aug 1¢ for Leanayra, arrived ont 24th I’ Very serine fenre are ‘ea tertained the tieiy ‘of tals ao. the underwriters Fefused to reinsure last wee under 40 per cent Brie jacnene, whish was blown ashore at Passa Outre, vinand B Baker's during the Jast month, pas tae sutpoed, sold to the pilots ter taken to Peunencola all the Bey gery th and the hull bas ing aaved from the bull The Legborn belonged and evled from Havana on the 32d Aug in ‘on epi able to make the harbor. 5 made Pevaacola. but war the 6th, made Mobile and took pilot, but conld not get in. anchored at Passa |'Outre, where abe encountered the gale and watdriven shore. from which ft wea imposwhle extricate her The L was 199 tons reg Me, in 1846, and rated 2), Big Noutn Pots, Smith, mulled from Blo Junciro for New | ime , Hever, NYork; ie back 6th, leaky. | York Sept 2, and put Br Brie Vexociry, Smith, of and fer Halifax from Kingston: Je, was wrecked on Morant Keys, 27th ult. All bands saved. Crawors, Callan, of aoe for Halifax from paized off the Bend of Jamaica Fin wt, ‘out of & crew of seven was sa) foun Cuarki, from Calais. before reported | towed in'o New port on the Tih inet, having ent away ber masts w! At anchor on Namiucket Shoals, bas Qischarged ber cargo of lum er, sod will lay up for winter, Arrieta, Oct 1—Schr J F Davenport. Davis, from North Caroling fi Beg os gg with a cargo of shingles aod staves, struck 0 pee C ye NW of Partann.on the 26h 4! veame! bilwed mn ed; all Bao Of carro aleo aaved. By letter to cretary to Board Underwriters.) Boenoe Arnes, Ang 1A leree steamer on fre wi Joly 12, im lat 178, lon 88 W, by the Nairo, Ness, arrived from Liverpool she was cop c¢red up to 17 feet, apparertiy new: muppewed to be an American No boat nor any ps rw wes seen on board, and the funnel alone remained oa deck Casevmrre, Oct 10—There was a heavy gale here on 6th inet, Bnd it is (eared that some lives have been ost. Sehr Foaming Billow. Capt Condon, let the harbor four hours before the saved: the principal part wood Walter, Haq, S> al gale, and since that tine her boat, one compass whh her name ‘on it, and directed to Lyman W Barratt, of Portland, Me, and rreis and bait mil have been Dut little room for doubt most of the flabing fleet have There se in the ale Jods G for Sifimich, lasabore and oudem: son_from Galway for Mirimichi oo med at Cape Kildare, Prince Edward Intand. picked uy was foat gp imoere, Bent 20s snes ling, from Autwerp to a a ere on the ‘cnooniniered a yale fromm the, 8 Nit on the’ Owers, during ‘which ‘she bccn that wtahed away the oe nen oe Gry eae and started the Bumps; when the ‘were tried there was found to be 2! water in the bolt, She bag been surveyed and will part of was reported eld 3th | 5—Capt_ Newman and the crew of the Clotiide, noe Bee Eon oo areived here Lavenroot. ct 5—The from New York tailed Vietoria T. to day, bi tot ower to-day, but was wwe mike teal whale Ly rant, Sea Lark. Hopkins, anled from this pert for ut returned on the 28th. with damage bows, Met og and gear, cause! by an accidental evil! fen the previone nig with « comnter — (7 y letier to Rilwonnt r, Roy, Secretary to writers. alte: Sec: Board of Under We notice the sale of A2 nehr Prowen, SW tous, built at Brootbaven io 1885, at S000 cash L sort, & of abont 1109 tons bar- roan tae ste Sohn uri frat Messrs D&A Ein CR REE Senator, Hamlin, bbe 1 built ned of Keunebunkpor:, and Neary Notice ew Mariners. Both buoys are seid to be gone from the north ead of the Horee iy How of elias Cress, on pier liebt will ead ap ie the a Te fas falion to lo fst Tht. mar cheats Det attempt ibited at the pier JL, Seorary wariee A ball'W er ' 10 days, with coal, to Post & | | | ' | p, of Pecancols, | Wood, Mack, do; brig and Liverr et nal “Ausle Kimbail Pinson, On | 24 ee Jee Rolling, Orleans ead ent out ‘84 /or On | top) (harieswwo, | 4 fer, built at Belfast, | phar te, Pesan Teoretone | Bt Cart. GA. Havermp, RNS aotbwx, Jane | two. faved Coe; 20\b. found whales off 99 20 Ww! | ont, | fear" Montague Carmine, for dot American Whatemm NB: St Houolula. apron Kodiak Apra 18, bat bt Ebip Tolman, May 10, Wi. iow 147 du W, aoa felh to wae rt we, very ah {cord bowaprit badly spram come \7eb, And fell im with the are Jas D ‘Vempest, wi sam sperm whales, struck Mt Fairweather ip lat stopued until about the fires of whale lines und 30 irone by mod ing has sunk one or more whe; & general thing the weather bie from Nay 0 suas fd oly 1, ‘wood and waied for Pence Wiliaty s Sound, w eget fs agar for bwnprit war od for tata io wy winds. Aur 6. drift. d cbreash ise" Quaimas packges Sir anere.right wale tel Shased: aw ao rored anid came near siriking: Wth, discovered mainmast badly sprang, root ‘above ths truss band, e all the way scrosp, about two leet fae ie aiertvard five aol frcm the after truseliree r i from 4 daye —by pilot Moat’? t “ Mar. Nowell, from rae, Tiverpent April 24 for San Fran- wing, Saip Trpic, ciaee, July 18 off Ship Lad Bennet’. from Liverpoo! July 8 for N, lon 23 5). up Matiapan of ct 14, tO miles Londen July 26 for Bom- NYort Aug 1 for Zong Porter, Roche fro London (Deal Sept 19) for 4 from Liverpool vin Glasgow for Ans gy ty gh ork and wag supplied wh proms, Oct tt 810, fom 19, re Rrig E 3 premmnend, Conway, hence for Aspinwall, Oct 3, lat rivie Gemma Bee, Wells, bene® fr Pot Pace, Oo 4, at Steare sb! #1 Boston Irom, Liverporl, reports 98 fal- dows —Oet ’ ie 9.45 P steam-bip Ania, bo nd tise 1AM pi angaroo, bonnd @ast; pane! steamship, ellie. bound net, Lith, 6 30) mit bat ate Tub, 12 $8 PM: pummed mess” bhp Canede, vercign Ports. Avrirmnp Oct 8 Rolow, Sain! Watis, Mille, from Callao via ork, W A Banks, Harlow. from Matanans. Sid 34, Paragon, Drinkwater, NWork: 4th, Henry, Wilson, Savsnnab, fb, Well fivet, MoG! ile. “n'por: 6th, ships Be! Lombard. for Havana soon; Relves, Bigaine, Cor 8 Yor sche "Comat Pict, Howhhten: for Genesee Nelniyre, NOrleane, Tn per! Sh Modern Timee, Willams, ‘or Savanoah; JH Rrargon, Laibam, for ——— Sept 26—Sid Summerkill, McNeisb, Portsmouth, Konpraex, Oct 9— Arr Pesointe. Prigee, NYork. Sit 34, B aw Kawaris, do. W Sey burn, — Bowe Carerrta, Tarr ne hg |. Melbourne: ahh, Aurelia, Henthe.ta, Atwllino, ™ Shh, Buibvea, ‘Williaa Tiverpool; Aramingo, Cassin. do. Dmh, Levert, Fevron NYork. COPENMAGEN, oom “id Merrimar Fits England noir, Oct - New pe Randall, © acemnaty eld K 24 inm , Loeb pe ety CUXNATEN, Gci keke co Wal, NVork. Crvits Vacoma, Fept 2—Arr Panny Baler, Looge, NOr i. Cowes Oct 6—Arr Iilincs, «) Terry NYork, aed sid for arre. Dat. Oct’ Arr Syivenue Bianchar!, York, london for NYork (and anchored Passed by th, Marinus, Reed. from Saneriand for NYork: Cb, W F'tchmidt, Smart, from do to Fonsisni. Oct $-At éacker, Brilveat, Salvaree, from Newcast'e, ‘bout soe. ‘port sebr Vi oes. | ponee, F pala, from tarig fore tena lamer. N York Danie) Haieut, c from — for ¥ York. Wind W trom Giascow, Oot S— Arr Jobe , Pember, NYork. Sid lat, Camden, Tallman, NYork; 5th, Ymveror, Nichola, Matenzes pet Crag 8 ‘John Writ Boow, Melbourne, Oct ornerows Oct &— Arr Azz NYork; United Qaassows' Oa toate ft \jvam, Heagan, on (frow James Wait quot, Da wis. BOrioeng,, ie te 2 NYork; Sa rab G i Hyde, Baley, it 30, MO pligatin Oat pe ag rot sot Pr Oder, and tps ent Ar brig Josephine, Stone, Jar- as, Ppiladel Benes; jen Nowell, No: Oy | Oiiver. fork a |, NOrleana: eth 5 do; Tivolt, Ke: Job. 24, ; Sd, Sagamore, Treadwell, Calenits yon And (Dev rhe, Cethoun NC ride, Avett Callie Me; Ad =. Coxh ; Sth, Megnet, Grundel, Mobile: Ficrence, Shearer, and Antarcus, Staller, NYork. Moukerey, Norton, bavannal Fei cut Md, § U Brookman, Crocker, for, Baltimore | theah Thayer, Munroe, Boston are Doren Privee. Meade, Uren ast, Garrick York; 4nnie Kim! ——— J s alter} fromm Poetiaed): Rook NOrieans, 4th, Powerful, Nixon, Savannab; Sth, Pan Haus 5, Galveston; Tonawauda, Julius, Philadelphia, Verdan, Sppermann, . San Prancisen; Ai ta, Roberta, Sierra Leooe indian (9). Grabam, for Quebee 1th; Buropa ay, Boston 20:h; Only of Wash Joftrey, ° Lat, for NYork Leo Aus allation. Mutises, for ao ; James Foster, Jr, Abeel, do Mth; wie Kim bad, jpaop, for Philadelobia; Tonawanda, Jul wt do 13th; Prive’, for Charlestoa; Br pillow and fraemenis of the vessel's ‘mlwarks, bach, omp:y | for Ravana 7UB; Fialand. Jones “for Apalachicola Qn, M eriand (Br), Tncle Joe, Plaka, tabs | om C Day, Chase, tor BOrieans 1 ne | Bark James | ont for Halifax 2—Arr India, Coalfiest, Jamsioa (and ent 34, Victoria, Anderson, NYork (and @nt ont 4b to return), 4th. ald of the Bea, Stan wood, Mazetien: Stl: Upbelia, Higgins, Penaacole 6 9b arthar Ly Orleans (and sid from Deal 54), 24 Kinwiter Nobisea Sunderland wad SYork, feille of the aoe wae Loxpox, Sept sun. | 8 sechor Sah oft the Fore and’. Pylranaa 'ficnebard York, Orleans Ta Plamier, Young, Y (and was at Deal 4b); . Devgashire, haderson, do. mont, Wi Mar be . hoston; Joban, Palm, New Daveny Conary, — tegil ned N ork. By Arson gaiewrn, do. do Pepesco'a. Radoroce, nYorky Sa, quae, Duarina, Dwyer, NOvieens 0; A Storer, ‘Comery, forte ton Soule. for ry Dalinst Winch of the Ware, Tod. id. fi ey Ree 8 ave, Told. for Fhiedelpbie; Mary jut back »; Carclice Neamt, Conte aes fie oe ater, Gardner, ee Nvore, Hark ‘Kedar, Jobnaon, sid from Accra, shoe Ane Aue Id for hos about barks Costare: ||, OT ARO, PR, Oct 3—No Am Newcastie, Oot 2—Oid tn Ss *Siotetan, Sie were, Jean do; kth, Ly (and ald from Shieids 24); pe and Henser, éo, But out 24, Luda, foe fork. Portsmovtn, Oct 6—Passed Devonshire, Aniersye, from London for N¥ork ALR Brothers. for 9 Mare nest dx ne to load, Milton, Hoyt frm arr 24h Prnxaxncoo, Sept Arr abip Roi Faircty 3 Mokean's Is'and via Kydney, NSW, for iampton avd probably #4 pres to 1h Jyt- ship Goldeo Horn, Cox, from Akyab for Pai wend dig: bark Union, Heard, for }1—In port pbia. Rortenp, ‘Stuart Coffa, for NYork ready. nino. Bept l—Arr JF Patten, Woodwant Rio J. ‘24, John O Baker, Koss, — Laver BK; 4th. advance, Cail, jrerpoo). Bid &th, Perea, jobtie, 6b Tasso, Stadd, In port 70h, Virginia, Lowry, for NYork. repg; North Potut it for do do (had ‘sid 24, and put hack leaky), an bs 22 (oe date), ships Lonlan, Waco, Harvest is bong 2 der, Mont Doses: and Aquila Olver, ; bark Priscilla, Newidh, do; John Denham, Guay, for ork ia: Raprese, Sundberg, for Baltimore, do: .Parane, vowel. for 8 ‘Trieste. Sewall, Kk, do; Clifton’ Lewle wt pes ‘tevne; brig 8G Adame, Driscoll ter. "Fr teoea Ont ts lmArr foe om toy arr Mtb ult; Bant-s, nad others M fi ™ irom Philade'phig 10 santnico reve , eee" beng Jamon Orel mer, ¢o Syosky NSW, Jane mare Fiying Dragon, Watson, from Jarvie Leland for Bose (see taisoel) Cavetee atone Lo jend, NTork (and paged vce ‘Smart, ¢o (ned passed Deal Gh: a n Moraing Star, Le backeur, Sostow; tiem ‘Pari = cas bark Good weed Denton, ong Ad oral io 8 few days for —— DAD, Sons ste ntl bark Bbodes, me ar Rexrary, fiesore 7, Phe Geiphla Fores. Ci Pouahi foe NYork; James Lawrence, Alen, do. B, Arr man finde Br » John’, Fort | Mary! Niuerva pap mered “a8 a Beta ‘Pro wess, ork. Bel ath, a a ‘Watson, 3 ‘barks Traveller iby io Janewe and a marker; Danbar- on, , Gannon, N¥ork; Meiy Bliee, McNevitt, Troy; 1 tl Hopi wich, Conn? In L Howard, “thi, Boston; Newburyport via Nanticoke, Nd. S14 tcbr Jeonle’ Morton, ‘ert BUC! mer ORT, (Get 4-81 sebre Nimrod, Budges, Key West; Petrel, Robinson, BANGOR, Oci li—are sobrs Pred Rogene, NYork; Leh, T uree, "Thomas, Charleston, Cid 16th, scbr 3 Smith, 8Yor ATH Oct iS fbtp Trancuehar, Gontwia, Berannal OhAMLESTON. Get pahip Taube! Rollins, Ni York and ele ‘or Key W rick, Boston. ; bark Avola, Ken- Cid schr Entry Nickerent, NYork. Sid snip Goodar Geedisg, Carver, Mobile; scbr Ann & meen, Pr Fe 8 CAL ALA Oct BCid ofre Onward, and NYork: He. ‘ary, and Centerion, Pressey. ‘is, Bike, | Piladelpin, 8 Surf, Shaw, N}ork; 9, a Gatdcer, FERN ANDINA, Fla, Oot 3—Ary brig Rugh, Taylor, Yok (and eld 5th for Bi Sharyay Sih i; vana. ii for rab, Holdes, NYork for 8200; Maria J Oarlotan, Shaler, for Petarobarg, Vai A Machen. “achen ao for Nibranm wright, Corson; si crdlagoe, Perry; Wilwed Ba Sana , Cor ver § Hineson, and J al — do for Palade Ellen, Hallett, d te vay ‘ne — Pease, Rockia: do; Waar i. Dayton, Bom, were, Philadelphi; AM sien Err dares mean oe Sr i A c le! for: i ¥ Tom: ‘Ware, AB Douglas, Charles Roberta, Embi Corson, Now Jersey, Sarah (Shaw), Florence, Maggie Bell, Sarah (Gott), Ella, and Brazos ix sabes W Barter Ly ed Boston; schra Volan: se Faulkiin, do for NYork: for do: Ventoo, Cresson, Haogor for Jo: Larriet Weal Grok Labee for de; Kound Krook, , Rockland ‘J Soot, Stee! map, Roxbury for Philadelphia: x ’ ave do: Laura Frauces, Biggings, RB att Me. i Sees prea i ecbre Barab tiasldes)s WAM, w HARTFORD, Oct 16—Arr schra Charles Coo; Sees Ellen M Domed, ‘Joes; Kitvaveth, Sonnson, ant Arg, To Bissbethport; 1, Denials, walsh N&R; Peter Hiker, Vane. mer Unease, Jan Weg Cine Maria Loulss, Miner, and Geo F Srown, Claston, vwobtuae oe ony | ie! G@ Berry, Race, Pensacola, sear ge — Champion, Douglas, Rondout; ith se ORLEANS Oct 1h PMC Xmpire © Baater, NYork via lavana: ship Fount Yenc York; b OS ‘Watson, Henan Clinton, A era Crus Rusk. havilips Gelvenen via bin ‘ balunéle; ‘Fictiie: ‘Nelsons Galveston, ora Craz: shipe Globe, Baker, aud @ ham. Far West and Warbier. x ORFOLK. ‘oot 16—Arr sehr re . Osborn, N¥ork; pilot boat Hope, from a 7 vy storm outside on PORT, Oct 16—Arr brig Ee Atkins, Ci for orders: scbrs Tara! H Day, (I eingion, Boston (with "bree of the crew sick), Harriet, Stinson, Watchman, tor Win N Bedford. Medi ior, nailer Fall Relay, ham for ‘New for for: a and the faenity | xa atin He coat wiberio patigiaat'e. ree ook cs oreo ibe y at her nat inved for the past four years, No. i | fe" LADY WISBRS A SITUATION AS HOUBE- ' reper or puree to aa ady would attend a mere frenan. Rise se erolon men’ Saus! rete Sewer el or address (or <n | , between Broadway and a the street. RSPECTANLE WOMAN MLN t bhai I AS Head; Borealis. Fall River for Bu H Borden. oitins, do for NYork (and ald 1ith). uh Re- turned, sebr Heo: 1b, 8A un the a ae go arrivals: Fang pene: Jobn Baleb. schrs _ . jag from Alben 7s aw Oye Oa Oct 16—Arr sctrs Medora Rhodes, Pe- Bete He neoprene Philadelphia, Relief, Daggett, man Tioomield, NYork; vetat he ae York, J 0 Col re Rejaimast, SES si Lirmamen, :E ‘York; Go'den Rule, Havdreiraw. Malden, Ad Wits MoTON: No cet lea Merribew, aol i Aes ‘Arr sehre Marine, NeW HAVEN, Oct 17—Arr schrs Gen Cam ; Rachel Post, Pelton, ‘and in Trenton; America, Me ‘Greybouad. Joan: Meter. ‘Manabaa, 5 c a Unele Joe, and Jersey Bine, NY: LONDON: Get 16-—Bid, schrs, Vermont, Fargo, Wil- *; Thomas Ellis, Kelley, hry achre Theorore 15 tag Saunders. Turke Iolani: Mecmouth, Fe gg nia; Golden: ag, 3 At rape, Grotce, Ale; Bla ‘Bugene A Reed, Crane, York: “PALA DELIA. ¢ ‘Oct 18—Agr islumentl a! tam. Bremen; Me, Amanda ly, St John, x Union, Pernambuco; ‘Laurel, Arey, Prank mab, Sberman.ané Cuba, Stront. Hoston: Curran, Bel: fost B Powter, | Fiiterd, ¢ bariesiown @ Hal, Graham, aod B ley Foran ston Toy meee rk; Keveit Arr steamer ‘Abatroes, Joues, New onl rev York, echrs PJ Hropnard, Wiliams, Georgetown. DO; North Pactic Marcy bo Ph pha Gare ile, Williston, York: ales, ore NYork. bid sonra Geary W Marey ¥. dove are mt anchor in PORTLAND. Set 16-Ci¢ brig O D Castner (new, of Waldo . Havana, srr sche Francis D Decl orp Ida B Vall, Vall, do, Sid echt la oer, Hontley, Phiade p RICHMOND. Cot 16—8id sobre Galler Wetm: re. ivpert, Alexandria. Bi, Oct 1 Arr abip Heot tye Potter, Ra. p >. Eangee Lf oebe td if p mt a ‘ ship Coosawat e ferroll. pala); tre Win Hunter, Bakers WYork; Georgia, Packard, Jackson al hewn b | may Coo’, Providence. T bark May Qneen, Goltemith, Eimins, Smith, NYork; A REWARD —LOST ON THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 8B tween Rall, Hiack 4 Co.'s and Oenal a Lik 1. for whieh the above reward will be peld ai the Office of J.C. Cary, Bo. 3 As tween Fifth ani avenue ee. RTIPICIAL so ae" erat IMPOR ment {0 artiteial Prof. Reese giving comfort acd Fr] Wateries place, near pe] Pe a SITUATIONS Wal ANTED— NEAT, TIDY GIRL WANT? 4 SITUATION TO Bo sore witog sures, cue cue who fully euuire charge thn ot aren oa aya ‘A 608, ob, do housework relerence. Call at 35 Wee 4st ete e. Setteen Tb os oy Soran D YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A a Frcarion as iain cook; ia a Sret rate iraner: bas oo ins fs ae privene family, Dee of A. SITUATION WANTRO-BY 4 RESPECEABLE : fo a emall privais family, 7 derwanas si Petre rate - — would m: of otty Fagen given. Cut for wo aye a Sb eta. first onr. es SITUATION WANTRED—BY & A i jestant ao nanraee BLE PRO Kooty ai Mt) Matioou are | RESPRCTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE A ng Eg ‘seurse. Caillat 1M Hoyts. corner of A A. [oe famty the bom oh rateroce ATION IN A PRI Addrese 135 Usaal EE A SITUATION paseo sy A bt ag yd wo Nea ot ny recoren ee Gay tnd country reference gives: Call at 4 SU ATION AS COMPANION 20 tm the care of younr aye A —— ‘emer area Warts eames a. ine nee: SSMtoae ar } LADY DESIRES A sIrUATION as waren, A_ SITUATION wi copyist or wrapper writer, Abvi at hon arrow, inet, Kal Mcgee shoe Pk, Ooeail econ, froma. | NYork; schre | Ma, from Ri Cid Cordelia. ‘pain: Cordelia Farrell, beg brigs Bor- = detween ‘th and Sere | — ALES SEawewe WANTED—' AX a WAN! Y A PROTEST ANT YOUNG WOMAD, an oooh: nw Diag catia wae wuahien ek bans of oon Gulla ia Won Wha nt, ] 3. ” re “RIGHLY OE ARLE ee SD. A P! | Ags ee aay Ea yea Mynaeowen Maa i A. MIDDLE AGED by rine ig ENGLISH Serge to do general housework. cal et \ impecrag NARBIED WOMAN WANTS A BAB nureefat her own rasidenos: home aap phon good reference Mf required. Cali for two daye at rear, top RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. ton to take care of spire 6 in = to do fol tik wil make berse! the fa lived ake teen ad Pe for two lived before) at O7@Weat 15h "A RESPECTABLE COLORED, WOMAN WISHES cook in & first class family; days house. for two dayr, ‘from Wtos SITUATION WARTED—BY A ee bese womar, as chambel walter, or ea avenue, Brooklyn, over the stre. _ YOUNG were By 1d A__S8ITUATIO! stress berwork; seam cham! shaw | knowledge of dre A works the machine and mak boys? clothing. Best of clfy reference. Cali at 129 Clini place, Bn i] Ee | A in ‘ ae REt PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Winns ABITUA- tion a8 walter and chamber as walter (good reference if reatred. Cail at ‘be 7th av, wear 294 at YOUNG ENGLISH pones WISHES A SITUATION ag chambermaid and do plain sewing, or amsiat in tho mate and ireving Galt for three days af 18 Union place, South Brooklyn, back basement. RESPECTABLE GIRL cbamermaid or walter in a smal! family. days st 177 Smith st., Brooklyn. SITUATION WANRTED—BY A Ly Cpe gd PRO- testant g'rl, to do general housework, io ats WANTS A SITUATION Api Call for twa family, or chamberwork and waiting. or jo the ae roping. Best city referenoe, aa be seen at 77 Weak , between 6th and 7th ars. A LADY WHO LOST IER BABY, WISHES A aya, ton 8 wet nuree. Best of reference given. Call ab d Kast Sith st, for Caroline Flynn. ‘YOUNG WOMAN WARTS A SITUATION Tu DO pers] housework in a email family, City reference Plast places "Gall at $2 Perry st sin ibe roar. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPBJTABLE GIRL, to do chamberwork and , or would be tw do the Tay housew. a i private family. at = residence of ber present emp oyer, 104 West st. fox wo fom LESS YorNG 9 ll my onl eye A baggy | AS CHAM. Sod wetireans hes four ase at "reference. “Ont at S44 Ot » between 2st and ate, in rear, for two days. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A A SITUATION 1 Re DO 2 aa: berwor! fine washir, ordeal RESPECTABLE ¥CUNG WOMAN DESIRES A ig tormake herself generally taefel. Apply at 100 Wen 336 bas hve Weat SITUATION WANTRED—BY A BES PECTABLE G@) in @ private cham bermal A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN b= in a respectad! " ference. Call for two days ot 243 Weat a | anda pie. to whom applicants may | FS Water etrees, or at bis | lya BD. | Fequized, branches; | ferences. YOUNG WOMAN would is bleseperks in & small rata” fama obliging and lived three years Bivor'ast and two daya at 242 Mulberry gh, second Door, ‘tow —————$—$——— RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A ' to wet nurse at her own residence. ween ior ipreeayens 48 tins becraretiesdD. ee RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO FULL’ | A. understands her business. wi-bes ‘tian ina van? Private family, am cook, washer ference. Call at 46 Zid ai , between RESPHOTARIE YOUNG WOMA WANTS 4 TOA, 5 washing and trouin do pias fewing t. between oth an ic YOUNG LADY WISHES A Stevamos Spine: andersanda side hte loaks and conte a sore a# tailoreas; can operate on singer's Ma- and seaming ‘a peti neon for two cays nt 102 webington A RKING, HONKST AND WILLING pleane oung woman wishes & situation to ond | &d irom, oF do genera! ‘Can cook well, hake well, i wash nnd ifou well” "Apviy si 420 Broadway. up salre A oo Serer Ams YouNG WOMAN WANTS nation general housework for aamall famfy. Can be seen (cr two days at $29 Sib av. 3 Lome RATE COOK—SITUATICN Moet BY ble woman; i hago no ob wht Amy ecserte nad pastry; att requir Tertwodaye YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION ree and seansirems, cue who undersands ean fee'balee Bee Se es ean ra we hee - A BESPROTABLE xopag wear auc) aa chamtermald and A or wort am ba Tasbing oud ironing if requtred. "eat of diy Teterenee her foriner employer, where she Paired» Joog ume at 401 Gib ave, vetwrben 24th and 38h obs, in ailioery tore. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION As Gace te jot ee, neat If gounery. . near RESPECTABLE YOUNG epuen WANTS A SITUA- don sa chambermaid site ber- useful Call at 91 West a. eon 6th and 7th ave, | dest floor, front room, in the rear. RE*PRCTABLE MARRIED ANTS situation 8 nurse; will take a baby in orn bre © so cubto purse, Inquire a! 224 West 0b st., third foor, backs hese | romeryat, commer of Maat Broad: