The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1864, Page 10

i ARRIVAL OF TRE HAVANA. News from Mexico, Cuba, St. Domingo and Porto Rico. Qocupation of Matamoros by the Imperialists. Gev. Cortina Takes the Oath of Alle- giance te the Empire, BUMORS REGARDING THE ROANOKE, &e., &e., &o ‘The steamship Havana, Captam Greene, from Havana em the 224 wnSt., arrived at this port last evouing, The wows brougbt by her is meagre and unimportaat. We are indebted to Mr, J. E Huertas, purser of the Mavapa, for prompt delivery of ictters avd papers. News from Mozico. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENOB. » Havana, Oct, 22, 1864, Matamoros Occupied Without Opposition—Governor Cor- tima Receives Mejia and Embraces Him—Grand Pa. Meau—Geverncr Cortina Takes the Cath—Cotonel Cunaies Gone Over to Ford at ‘Brownecltiontyats Re. wiring, fe. A couple of bours or so after the. departure of the wteamer Columbia for your port, last Saturday, the steamer Zephyr, formerly the Frances, arrived from the imperial troops took possession of Matamoros on ‘ho 26th of September without shedding a crop of bined. ‘Tho editor of the Galveston News writes to that paper on Cho 27in end 29th (the editor writes from Brownsville, where he then was), that cm the eveaing @f the 26th Cortina surrendered formally and voluntarily to the imperialiss Genoral ° Mejia, who was received by Governor Cortina on the baloony ef the palace, and embraced by him in presence of Whe pevple Cortina immediately afterwards signed in due form bis recognition of the empire, swcaring obedi- evce and revouncing all furtber opposition, Can: jert Matamoros seme tbree = hundred = men. acd crossed into Tex Colonet Ford received Canales’ men sur:endered their arms to Ford. Tt is expected that they will enrol themselves in his ranks and be joined to the troops of Benuydes. Since whe occupation of Matamoros by the imperialists tho business and traffic between there and Brownsville have recovered an activity uskuown fur a long time. Goods from Bagdad to Matamoros pass up without hindrance. The United States blockading fleet at Galveston on We Mth, consisted of four gunboats and several trans. ports, if my memory serves me rightly, the course of Cortina, ee above narrated, was predicted by me in the letter which went by the Roanoke; a prediction easily made, for { had been assured by a person intimately sequalnted with Cortina for many years, tbat notwitbstand the bluster of that ovisy leader, ne was secretly in @ the empire, and would embrace that system ut the Srai good opportunity. If the above aews be correct, as A wink it is, the moment has come for Corttva to throw Off the mask. But there is one discrepancy which must Be noticed. ‘There are two Cortinas, brothers. Tho younger was ap- Pointed Governor of Mataimoras by the elder, who was Feported to beve fied, aud 1 this case tho Cortina above eprken of must be the younger, which I thisk probable, Because he is spoken of as Governor Cortiva, while oo mention is made of the other. Tbis point will be cleared ap by the arrival of the Spacish mail steamer next week from Vera crix in the mouptime, I ibick we need baye ‘Be doubt of the occupation of Mataimorcs by Mejia. The French war steamer Balloue arrived yesterday be brings not a word of news. News from Hava OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Bavana, Oct, 22, 1864. Of the changes that may‘occur hore in consequence of ‘the aecession to power of General Narvaez, nothing 13 Roown publicly. It is said that General Dulce will re- Sigs or be removed; but it is only a surmise, The con stant topic of conversation still, 16 the Roanoke, Various Fumors are afloat, none of them being worthy of credit. ‘Bt was said a steamer had arrived at Nassau from Ber- ‘Mauda, with the news that the Roanoke’s passengers, &c., Bed been landed at the latter place. Then it was said a a 89 00, ad infinitum. Captain Le Messurier, of the Cor- gion, telis me totbing was kvown at Nresau, and th pay DO stesmer could bave arrived with auy such ve by this time you know all about the affair, A Kind of iniivenza is prevalent here, and a great many, mysel( iocluded, are on the siek list. Strangers ‘Begin to arrive iv considerable numbers, aad that ae yet commenced, Exchange vn New Hews from St. Dominge and Paerto Rice. OUR LAV4NA OORARSPONDENCE. Havana, Oct. 22, 1564. ‘The Bpavish mail stexmer from Cadiz, which arrived Mest night, brings dates from the capital of Puerto Rico fo the 17th. The Zolelin of that date gives us some uews from St- Domingo, the substance of which is that there ‘Qe sti!) come difficulties in the way of peace, We are ‘old that the prisoners baye not been returned by the fore, eonferring with certain Spanish officers, and had returned to Bantingo de Jog Cadelicros, but among whom it would Q@ppear ther reat difference of opinion. The fact is, ‘8 1 once Dele told you, the siatemeut that the Vemiul- ‘Gun jeadors were willing to sabmit uocouditionally is not true, Tbey ba ve anbmitted their terms to the Werde, and the latter are not yet ready to accept would appear to be the real ¢ ndition of irrived in Puerto is to unite the The cost of this work h tho port of Arecibo. fe cetimated at $3,000,000. The sugar crop of Puerto Rico promises to be quite Brooklyn City News, BMG CARKIAGES ON SUNDAY—iNTERBSTING TO LIVERY @TARLE KBEPERS. A conse of considerable interest to proprictors of livery tables was tried before Justice Boerum, of the First Die. Srict Court, yesterday, Mr. F, J. Nodine, the xeeper of the Mrerropont street stables, sued Mr. Charles Doherty to Feeover damages and costs for Injury dove to a carringe ‘which he had pired on a Su oday jn June, 1864. Detend aut procured the team having no driver riving bimeolf, The thore usually let out, bs. Doberty’s bacds ran off, €. ADili was sent eluding $i2 for the driven the carri amouocting to $6 altuougn Mr. D, the horses te ‘bis residence in place, being un able © go co the y hb Bis family in coreeq ident, Mr. Doverty refused: t uit, Couvre: (or the de ir Henry sioCloakey, moved for a nopeuit, om th that the covtract for birlog sday and therevore void, as weil as all rinicg therefrom; aud ty , that travel: fag on Sunday for pleasure was prohibited by the statute that praivit ated unlawfully in Jetting the horses, and Jetting them « Tr an unlawful purpose; and Phat bo persen c action grour on an il not be maintained where the 8 CASA, Was obliged to prove eb. tbe view of ranted the Motion for a pons this decis tained by She higher courts. livery stable will Gnd tt to Qbeir interest to shut up su THR MONTAGUE MALL DEMOCRACY. ‘The Montague Hall party are \n trouble, Some of the members of the General Commitee desire to smash the Machine; or, in other words, to transfer their votes and Tefiuence in sid of the candidates of the Siamese Twins @emocratic committees, known as the “regular” and Others, and the most numerous as well juential ‘members, are opposed to auch « U ‘and express the determination not only to Maintain the vitality of the committee, but to keep their eendiiates ia the Meld, whatever course the disaffected Recon wey deom ft 6 me Ata gh heating held on ednesday mgbt the Seoak ap, tbe arrange ment was made, but partie. resident re- ‘Signed, aod ammiher was promply elected in bis piace. The Sressurer followed bis example, amd bis position was also ved. The candidates for Superintendent of tbe Poor and Nice Justice sent in their resignations, and there were vew ine accepted by the dominant party, and the vacan- Sonoma” ‘ied. The ticket as agreed open now stands as oe ‘ations at he pert mee Perhaps, to one or two alter Congres Tue 'é dietriot, Job Creighton. Amtomly—V ies diet oud dit ey gen rot, Andrew Myer; Recoud tbe ber ita the regular democratic cao d)- Bi yisier —Samne) s Towel County Cork —Kusign Deigce, Meperintcndent Ff Hee Coo Francis K. Lapyer, & Pustice of Sectors erica Hell ap pial Corener—Thomas | Norris me ice Justice—James B. Cornwe') jasivces Of (he Peace Fitet din s', Kicbe * Bee. bo Sietrict, Jeno J 5 esd ats NEW (YORK BERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1884, Reformers and the Re- Revusy F, Fexto:— PNG RY A e city in favor of mup’, ! cry env tation Of the absolute neressity for such retorts may not h: been (orced upos, your attention. On the sppreach of an important Your Dame is Maentioned for the office of chief executive of (be State, ft is important to the welfare of our citizeus and of esperjal interest to that @f them actively engaged <n urging the work of radical cae jo our au Bicipal government, that your views in relation to these Matters should be made known to the community. For the #ttainment ef this object we would respect/uily soli- cit your views upon the following questions :— wa ence cary terme ae free in ivat our reached the alarming amount of $15,C00,000 for the prs Bent year, tor-which extraordinary ‘Outlay (he community Pécoives # return utterly disproportioned to the burdeus Dunecessarily imposed.” It ieved thas wit wie aaah Jees tban tbe amount of the present tax the affal the city can be administered aeeepeer ny. se Hees Dey = ith a promptness and efficiency koow: ~ BY i ao believed that mit 1 potest ‘apd legislative brauches of our Stato be made in our organic res) iully ask of y soa 4 may rey upon your co-operation in aiding to eflect these chan; ‘and in the removal, B mypooed un- necessary delay, of a a delioquents apes the presenta jon of (ail proofs of ir del " 2 For years past the interest of the city, and im many instances the convenience of the community, have been made to suffer by legislative grants of raitroeds toprivate individusls, and to such an extent havo these special gravis been bestowed that our public streets have be- come more the property of private companies and speculators than of the people themeelves, aad aa wo are again threatened by this e class Of men with re: newed applications for further grants of a like nature to the next Legislature, which, if successful, will result io additional loss to tbo city and jpconvenience to our people, it all Important to us that your views should be known upon the subject, and that whether, in the event of your election, you will unite with the people in their eflor: to put a stop to the further jercase of an ov)! that bas siready spread ita injurious olfects over the city without compensatory benefits to the community’ We rhail be pleased uy an early and {ull reply to tho e, and remain your Obedient servants, ALEX. T. SIEWART, ADAMS W a R.D, LAtHRO! C. H LUDINGTON, E A. HAUGHWOUT, KOAT B. ROOREVELS. GEN, Wit, HALL, JammsTown, Let, 24, 1664, Gexruxmy—Your letter of the 3b dliy e: R. B. Roosevelt, Faq., under date of the 1408 duly to hand. 1 bave from time to time noticed the fact that the ex- peuditures of the city of New York were rapidly increas. ing, and that complaints wore made unoeceseary amount of taxation, My position and pursuits, however, have pot been euch as to lead me to a care‘ul examinas tion touching the abuses of such increase of expendi. tures, or the reasonableness of the complaints. 1 Boid it to be the duty of the Jegislative and executive departments of the government to exeroieé a watchful care over the interests of the people, and to protect them from unnecessary burde: it will certainly give me pleasure, in the event to which you refer, to co operate with tbe Legis’ature in alt reforms teuding to the diminution of the public burdens, aud a more strict accountability of all public officers. Ay public officer’ who is unfaithful to the trusts re- in him sbould be held strictly responsible, and the power of removal, whether it rests with the people, the Legislature, or the executive, like any other duty, should be fevrlessly discharged 1 have not bad occasion to examine, with any degree of care, the questions relative to railways in the strects of your city. I am, however, prepared to say thut no rights of the municipality of the city of New York, or any other city, to franchises or otber property should ever be taken from them without full conviction that the paramount interests of the pub!ic demand it. short, in my opinion, it is the auty of these representing the people to guard and protect ail their cp-k from inva- sion. Very respectful'y, RE. FENTON. Meersre. Rowr. B Roosavers, ‘Wu. E. Doves, and othert city of New York. City In igence. ‘Vist op ARcanisnor MoCiosxer vo Ovr Puattc Cnaritane InsrirvTiows&—By invitativn of the Com- missioners of Charities and Correction Archbisbop MeCloskey visited our cbaritadle institutions on Randall's snd Blackwell’s islands yesterday, among those present om the occasion were Very Rev. Father Starrs, V. G.; Rev. Father McNiervey, Rey. Father Monroe, Rev. Father Tellier, James 'B. Nichoieoo, Req., Simeon Draper, Esq., cove Be (three of the Comifssioners), J. Conrey Esa, C. M. Conway, Esq., J. Riston, Hisq., and others. ' The ‘party started from iiclie- vue Hospital at tem o'clock. Previous to starting, bow- ever, the Archbishop was imtroduced:to the medical class at {he coljege, where Dr. James R. Wood was in the act of Mecturing. On being presented by Dr. Wood the Arch. bishop made a few remarks, thepiing the students (or the cordial manner in which he was received, All then don board the boat, w headed for Randall's Islacd, and, after walking, th through the departments of this locality, wer jucted to Blackwell’s Island. Here the Lunatic ‘aylana, P Penitentiary, Workbouse, and other plices were visited.’ The company returned to the city about five o’clock. Archbi McCloskey expressed bimecif highly pleased with his visit. First ANNUAL Maetina or 15 New Yorx Womrn’s Iv- yiRwary Association.—The first annual meeting of this @ssociation was held yesterday afternoon at the Fi'th Avenue Hotel. Dr. J. F, Gray presided, and a large number of ladies wore present. The managers’ report sete forth that thirty-two patients baye been treated during the past year, more thon two-thirds of whom were beneficiaries of the justitution. Dr. J. W. Mitchell, the attending pbysiciaa, reports that thirty-two patients have been uuder treatment, ten of whom being «utside patio: The receipts for the year amount to three tuou- sand two hundred aud tweuty-threc doilars, while the penses were only two thousaud nive hundred and eighty-five dollars and thirty-two cenis, leaving a balasce to favor of (ne treasury of two hundred and thirty-seven dollars end sixty-eight cel |. ‘The following isa list of the officers elected for the i Yoar —Firet Directress, Mrs Dr. Bayard; Secood Disectracn, Mre.G. W Leake. Secretaty, Mre. York; Tveasurer, dirs. Goo. ¥ bert; Manacers, \irs. W.A Greene 2b, Mra. Drake Mills, Mra. Augustus Cleavelaud, Mtre. R, G, Son dirs, Hi. M. H. Dockworth, urs. D. W.C. Ward, Mre. G. W Hateb, Mra. Cyrus Cleavoland, Mra, J je A. li. Lowry and Mra, Henry A. onsult ing fcians, Dr. Alexander FE. Hosack avd Dr. J. a. Mc. Atiending Pbhysivien aod Surgeon, Dr. J. W. Mitchell. a Avarino Nuraxces.—Ex-Mayor Opdyke made a ccm plaint yesterday at the Mayor's office against a new and somewhat novel nuisance which bas made its appearance to the leading thoroughfares of the city of la e. Immense yans covered with placards advertising various pateot medicines and other humbuage have been lumbering igh the streets, obstructing other vebicles, and the noe was becoming $0 tutolerable that it became ne. ry to invoke the interference of the municipal ng offigers, under jpstruction of sa Mayor, arfeetod the driver ot one of these cars of Jugge taut, sed brought the matamott show board to the City Hall, These parties have oe license to carry on this busi- poss under the city ordinacces, andthe M f wil, in all probability, recommend the’ probibition of ali these Buieances in future, InterrvrTion oF a Rowixe Maron—Teexatexixe Lirt.— James Riley, residing at 969 Henry street, yesterday ap peared before Justice Mansfeld and entered a complaint againet John Carpenter and two other men, named Jobo and ——- Hennessy. Riley alleges that on the 234 in- stant be was rowing @ match on the Kast river, aud was abont a milo in advance of bis opponent, when the men © mplained oi appeared tn a smal skit and rowed the bow of bis boat. Carpeuter drew a pistol and, it to Riley'® Road, commanded him to stop and give up hie oars. Regard ¢ reited Riley him to win the with hi boat. On tbie {his warrant for Hennessys. Catpentor wae arrest ation, The ucoused evidently had bet their movey that Riley would not win the Face, and they took good care that le did vot do 80, The Hlennesrys bave not yet boon arrested. 1a oF MARCrLLUs Kes, Led —Marceltug Kelt, Haq. Known citizen of New York, died at Parkersburg, on Tuceday last, whither he bad gone on bueinoes, nes beld overvors, when (bat er period ovcupied a pt He was ove of the Ter in existence, and ata It pe iv the Ouatom Hovke, His retnaius baye been brought to his late residence at Harlem Buvw Boox.—Listurnell has publicbed a register of alt the civil, military and naval offices, with the salaries at- tachet, under the federal government, It ie 9 ureful ot op in ebeap form, and may be procured ut e Intelligence. witn 4 Corton Hoox.—Yesterdsy ternoon, sbout three o'clock, as Mr. Jacob K. Howard, regidiog Ip Sixty-ointh street, near ‘Tenth ave and « clerk tn the office pf the Croton Aqueduct Department, ‘was passing Stewart's etore in Chambers street, Owen Feeny, one of the porters, ran against him witb a care of goods, whieh he bad on @ truck. Mr. Howard remon- trated with Feeny for the act, when harsh words evtucd between them. Losing his temper, Poeny made & pare ot Mr. Howard with bis cotton hook, the weapon taking effect in hie neck, inflicting a deep and somewhat dan, ous wound. Officer McDonnell jatb precinct mediately arrested Feeny, and Justice Dowling, before whom be was taken, committed him to the Tombs to aw: the reeult of Mr. Howard injuries, The latter ed to the New York Hespttel, The Stabbing Affray in Monroe Strect. 70 THS EDITON UF THE HERALD, New Youn, Oct 27, 1504 Seeing @ report in your paper of thie date of w eve. bing affray in Monroe #ireet, io which it wer etated inet i stabbed John Glyon with a knife or rome ebary inetrus ment, and that I abeconded and could not be fouud. The above etatement { deny in toto, and would ety that lean be found by the aatborities when wanted. Relying oa your love of fair play, | hope yoo will publish the above 1 Windies) chwracier, aad ont POIBICK TULLY, No € Monroe etre, NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. — OF THE PRIZE STEAMER HOPE. The Pirate Tallahassee Again at Sea. CAPTURE OF A REBEL MAIL, be, ae, &e Ms. Wm. H, Btiner’s Despatch. Fortress Momnos, (ct. 26, 1664. ‘TOR REGEL BLOCKADER HOPE, la@en with valuable machinery of English manufactare, was captured off Wilmington on the 22d instant, by tho ‘Union States ganboat Molus, after a considerabie chose. ‘The vessel is almost new and vory fast. The cargo is ‘wel! assorted and valuable, and consists of macbinery of all kinds for boats and manufacture of arms, &c. & prize crew was placed on board of the captured vessel, and ordered to proceed Nort, This iz the third vessel captured this week—the Beta, Let-Her-Rip and Hope ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM THB GLOCKADE, The United States supply steamer Newbern arrived in thie barber thie morning from Wijmipgton, with mails and Wespatches from the fleet 10 Rear Admiral DD, Porter, and also brought one hundred prison- ere, captured on blockaders this month. Cuptain B. F. Sends, commanding the Fort Jackson, also ‘the fleet, writes to the Admiral that the prisoners sent by the Newberu were takev op prizes, and ome of them hail irom the so-called confederacy. The latter were turned over by Admiral Porter to the Provost Marsital at this pies, and those Who are natives of Fogiand wi!! be ecut ort THB PIRATE TALLAMARERR AGAIN AFLOAT. Ady.ces received here to-day by Admiral Porter are to the effect thai the rebel pirate Istlabassee has eluded 1! vigiance of our biockaders olf Vilmingtop, and she 18 again at dary probably committing deprs tone oD our commercia! marine. Fherg steps torstbe arvest of Ubis dariog piraticnl craft nave been institnted by the Admiral, and be feels confident of ridding the ocean cf this scourge. A RRW MODE OF CAPTURING BLOCKADE RUNNERS bes been iwavgurated by the new commander of the North Atlaptic bloccading equadron, which thus far seeme (o work well. Whut the method i¢ tue Admiral keeps to biméell, but the plan bas the desired effect ant will gecure that officer n great dea! of prize money and the government a large reveoue. ‘THR YELLOW FKVER ON THE COAST of North Carolina js reported to be abating. So ot Jeast fay late papers from Charleston received on board of the fingebip to day. Ihe bealth of our squadron is excellent, Not ove case of yellow fever bas as yet been reported among them. IMR HOSPITAL TRANSPORT STAT OF MAINE, Capt. W. fi, (1. Borden, returned this moroigg fiom New York, alter undergoing thorough repairs, a@ wil! again resume the position assigned Ler by the Medical Director of the army. The State of Maine made the run (rom New York to Hampton Roads in twenty seven bours, notwith- standing the rough weatber she experienced on the passage, CAPTORG OF A REREL MalL, Brigadier General Shepley's scouts have recextly cap- tured @ large rebel mil, among which were (ound letiers containing @ great deal of valuable information. The main feature of wailiog of the writers concerning the scarcity of (ood amoug the rebele, and tbe majority cry for peace almost on any terms, DESERTIONS FROM THR REBEL ARMY occur cor intly. Almost daily deserters arrive within our lines at Norfolk. Yesterday sixteen so'diers, belong- ing to the fifteenth Virgiola infantry, came ia, with ther arins acd equipments (such as they are) and gave them- selves up, offering to take the outh of allegiance. It was well tuat these men were armed, ag they bad several ekir- mishee witb guerillas on the route, They report more of their companivns as being on the way toour lines, and that every Virginia soldier would gladly desert if he couid. The major portion of these are provided for in the Quartermaster’s Department, either at Norioik cr olse- where. The Epidemic at Newbern, R. C. OUR NEWBERN CORRESPONDENCE. wosan, N. C., Oct. 13, 1866. ‘THE YELLOW YRVER—IHE ABATEMENT OF 173 RAVAGE. Two weeks ago had any one made the essertion that the disease from which s number of the residents of Newbern were dying was the real, legitimate and genuine yellow fever, he would bave beeo jaugned at or consid ered an alarmist. But sow, to spite of the protestations of persons who bave been wrongly witbbokting the fact from the public and denying the existence of the fever, and call it bilious, intermittent and all thet, the truth has become known Nortb; and why should it not be now since the worst is over and we are again living in the knowledge of the gradual diminishment of the discase? ite ravages bere have been perfectly appalling. At the commencement of the epidemic the number of deaths was ten or twelve per day; but, it being the sickiy portion of the year, nothing was thought of it, and people solaced themssives with the belies that feed ir weather was comiog and health wodld be restored to ihe ecores who were being taken down each day. But when at last the fearful symptome of the fever began in earnest wo develop themselves, tbe consternation of the peopie was 60 great that hucdreds, scared almost out of their wits, left tbe city. Numbersof them, carrying with them the gecds of the disense, died In Boautort, Morehead City, &e. The last ten days in Beptember and up to date the deaths have varied from tweaty five to thirty daily, with the exception of yesterday, when sixty were consigned to the grave. The plegue bas now, to be boped, reached ita bighest, W light frosts, and to-day the weather is cool aoa. lear, Were it avt so seriou matier, one could almost laugh at the ludicrous fright that took bold of the populat! i mployes of the gor ernment of every class, citizens and negroce, packed up fow of their eflects and skedaddicd out of town. ibe feyer is now abating, thanks to the providential interven- tion of the weather and the untiring exertions of the able medical director of the district and hig assistants. Let us hope that thie dreadful visitation wa, Prompt the government to preserve the greatcet possible Cleaujipess 10 captured Southern towns, and to keep them constantly in the highest sanitary condition, is consoling thought that the victims of this fatality th v1 b Imost depopniated Newbern sleep io the shadow of § nd Stripes. the honor of which mavy of them came out to defend, avd which will soon float over the Tostored and “revised”? Union. Amoug the names of the deceased Major Laweon, Second Mersachusetts artillery, Provost Marshal; Colonel ii ‘Agent; Colonel United States Volunteers: Assistant Surgeon Brannigan, Ninety nioth New York Volunteers, aud some twenty- five prominent officers. the Stars The Late ae the Steamer J. + lew # THIRTEEN PERSONS KILLED—A LARGE NUMBER WOUNDED—IHE CAUSB OP THE DISASTEH. The Cairo Uemocrat gives the following particulars of tbe explosion of the steamer J. C. Irwin:— We leara from dir. G. E, Willie, steward of the steamer Irwin, who arrived in this city early this morning, the following particulars of the explosion which took place boat oo Saturaay, the 16th inst. Tae J. C, Ir for Nasbrile, bad reached « point on the Cam! d about wo miles above Eddyville, at Gve e’clock on Saturday morning, whea some part of her machinery gave oat and she put into shore. Her fires were par. ally extinguished, and the engiveer was ip the act of repairing the myured works, woeD, to the surprise of ail on board, and especially those who were aware of the fact of putting owt the fires, which bed been done gome five minutes previous, one of ber boilers exploded, blow ing the opper portion of the boat ito atoms, and sending splinters aud pieces of ber machinery fn all directions for ® bundred yards around. Captain J.D, Smit was blown yto the air sod iilied twetantiy. Br. Green, the bag not since been heard of od ie posed to have een scalded to death. Bis’ wile w viown Into the river i thirty yards distaDt [rom the boat She was ater- wards picked up and el to Kddyviile, where m, dan bour after. Mr. Nichole and sister, aepgers Oo tbe voat, Were both killed, ‘va on ebore, (alling several yards from the river bank, a lifelees acd shapeless macs of flesh, The watch: kpowo to those who esceped, may, whose pame Is not wag tuppored to liave beem scalded to death, not baving been discovered since the catastrophe, The’ deck bands, seven of whom wore on duty, were all kilied instantly by reaiding. Mr. John Ehott, the pilot, is supposed also to have deco among the killed; ‘tho pilot house having been completely destroyed, by the explosion, Mr. Eilick Reano nd Mr. Martin, therengineere, eis a cabin boy, Whose Dawe is Bot known, have pot been heard of, Or the'r bodies discovered, Thoee who escaped the terrl. bie disaster, as furnished ue by our wformant, are a9 fol- lows <4. E. Witite, #leward, Charles Brooke, carpenter, dn Mr, Rooland,” The ebambermara also eecaped 1b6 accident, but afterwards fell in the river at Smith. drowned, Messrs, Rootand sad Willie re- bodies of the wounded to Eddyville, where they wore rocel todly cared for by the citizens of the place, After the explosion nothing but the hull of © boat was to be seen, thie floated dor treaw a short The J. ©. irwin. was a stereo wheel id, and owned, we understand, in fr there was ineuradce on her or what Bt. Louis. Woetl the total lose wil! be to ber owners we are nos informed. Her destruction was one of the most remarkable, yh S at bi tended with the moat e of taken place on the Wes Even w cape of those few who bave survived frightful occurrence fe in iteelf remarkable. The most dg fact 1 coMNection with the accident, however, to all information, the fires had been fome Ove minutes prior to th If this be realy fo, it can but go far to ory of modern ecieuce, that the ch aceidepis occur not throngh the and raptd productiog of eteam in the boiler, but by the formation of & still more powerful gas #! bas Dot op yet Leen anniy red. Court Caionadar~This Day, Sereeme Loort—Omecon.—Pert 1—Court opene at oleven,a. M. Oyer gts mad ~Part 2,.—Court openm at “Me Ni A BROTL canes, Now, 2080, 2378 Part 2, Co} OR COUR! — ARIAL, THAI 4 Le NOW. 3TES, 2417, , 1077, A647, A207, BECL Part B.—Non. 3176 $id) 1940" 1998. 48 4860, 186 314) $339 the letters, however, is tho sorrowful. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. EWING. : ber 27, Jouw V, Bovvimn, daughter of Robert Ewing, os Whe Matseern. at £2 fteme Joh ae So ey ARK, © in, N. daughter of George A. Mailette, of Tr CttastaRtin—CakrENTER —On Tuesday, "7 Oviober 3, at Central Methodist Episcopal church, New York, by. the Rev_ Hi. P. Fox, Watiam H. CuamarRun to ANGIE A. CaR- PeNrii, oDly daughter of Charles H. Carpenter, al of this eny. Fosren—Granv.—On Monday, ton 3 4, hid the Rev. Dr Todd, Gronus Fostke to Miss Kars L. Gaanp, of Boston Boston papers please co) F are Wins. Soo ‘Wednesday October 26, at cal chureb, by tbe Rev, Dr, vox, Eowarp 0, FRanx- un to Many A., daughter of the late W. B. Windle. Uy.anD—Garkvin,—On Tuesday, October hs at St. Peter's church, by the Rey. F. Quinn, * Josurn W. Hy!.4no to Mics'Many Gasivin, both of shite ci Hawitson—Vauexrine.—At tbe Charch of Tranafigura- tion, on Tuesday, October 25, by Pye 4 Dr. Haug! assisted by Rev. Dr. ‘Cameron, of California. Haminson io Sormm D, ‘VaLEncne, eldest Lemael Valentine, all of this city. Jackson—Hareg.—On Tugeday, October 26, by the Rev. A. H. Burlingham, Rosert Jackson to Miss Awror- Net7e A. Hargis, ome daughter of Thomas J, Harris, all of tbis city. Kalsne-—ALtanasamp. AtEast New York, on Wednem day, October 26, Mr. Wu. F. Kaman, of ‘New York ony to Carotine, second daughter of L. Altenbrand, 1 of Rast New York, - PoRTRR—BikD.—On Wednesday, October 26, at Trinity church, Bergen Point, by. the Rev. Mr. Jaggar, aed Joun F Porter, Jr, twenty-fifth New York cavalry, to Mice Minwie F BiRp,” Parkex—Davise.—In Brooklyn, on Wednevday, October a at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. fo ¥ Seymour, of yas ohurch, GroRoK C. PaR- renvet Mott Haven, to E,, daugbter of Jobn J, \avies. Sivan--Voris,—Ip Brooklyo, on Thursday, October 27, ie ie Rev. AP. Graves, AuGustus K. Sioan to JULIA , daughter of V.S. Voria, Faq. No cards, * Jocmamee CommrsOeRt tie ‘Thursday, October 20, at the Keformed Dutch church, New Utrecht, Long island, by the Rev, R. 0. Currie, D. D., ‘Auuert V. B, Vooruaas to Joanna, daughter of John Cowenhoven, all of the former place. “Woon—Vosr,—On Wednesday. October 26, at &t. Ann’s choreb, by the Rev. Mr, Gallaudet, Reprer R, Woop to fmnis N Vose, of this city. Weonwaro—O'Fagrert.—Op Sunday, Octobor 23, by ‘be Rev. Father Curran, Mr. TaomasC, Woovwarp to Mise Kave Beatrice 0 FARRELL. Woennc—Piom —On Monday, October 24, at St. Paul's chureb, by tne Kev. F, W. Geissenhainer, Louis C, Woe NG, Of this city, to Husxrra rum, of Barmen, rvEsI. Died. Bairov.—In Londo, on Thureday, September 29, Josermne M., wife of teeperaf-vaten, 1, JF., #400 23 years. The relatives and fri is of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'olock, from the residence of her father, Jobo w. Braisted, ('sq., 196 Dean street, Brookiyn. Buoomis.—in the city of Washington, on Wednesday, October 26, Gkorcs A. Broomer, late of the Fourth New York Independent Battery, aged 28 years, Notice of funeral ip ee CoL.ins,—Sudgenty, of yellow fever, at Camp Palmer, Dear Newbern, N. C., op Feeotay,, October 11, Jereman Sergeant Saddler of tbe Twelfth New York Vol- upteer cavalry, aged 46 years, The body was fnverred with the usual military escort in the Regimental Cemetery at Newbern. Dorruus — On Tuesday, bi gg 26, CLana Jocermne, eldest daughter of A. H. and E. A. mus. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the faveral, this (Friday) morning, at half-past ten o’clock, from her late residence, No. 455 West Yorty- fourth stree! Dereuaxty.—On Wednesday, October 26, of ag Joun, son of James and Mary Delebanty, aged 5 years, 4 months and 18 day: The frieudg of the family are respectfully infeed to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon. o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, No, son street. Eruue.—At Parkersburg, Weet Virginia, on Monday, October 24, of typhoid fever, Mancetics Kura, of this city. hie relatives and friends are invited to attend his fane- ral, op Saturday afternoon, xt two o'clock, from his late residence, corner of 116th street and avenue A. Fourxmse.—On Wednesday, Ocvober 26, after a lipger- ra eT Rowerr Furwgss, aged 42 yetts, 4 months and The “Velatives and penta st | the family, and also the members of Palestine Lodge, No. 204, F. avd A. M., and the fraternity in rel asi hag ae Savina’ to attend the fune. ral, from his tat te residence, iu bento street, this (Friday) afternoon, at balf-past one 0” ‘The members of Palestine Lodge, Na 04, 204, F. and A. M. are notified to attend a special communication to be held at their rooms, 594 Broadway, this (Friday), October 23 at 1 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral brother Furness. By of 1ate of RICHARD EVANS, M. Featry.—On Thersday, October 27, at her residence No, 22 Navy street, Brooklyn, Masy Hurreanay, wife of “ipelret (Irelabd) papers please cony. jae Fisumr. for Thursday, October 27, after a short illness, eee ANH = ‘Wife of the late Dr. Henry Fisher, inburg, § The reuticen aon ‘aod friends of the family are invited to attend the-funeral, os late tate residence, No. 129 West Bian Frances es ry Fane sora phone oo io Francisco i it papers copy. Crman-Oe: Tor rsduy, Oct fy eames Gunes, aged 10 years, 10 montis “wa al da , after a lingering ey friends and acquaintances of the fami)y are reapect. fally invited to attend the funeral, also ars beep | No. 28, are requested to al residence of her father, No. 474 lghth apeaee, co'belan, afterncop, at ope of Hov-wax.—Op Wednesday, October 26, Mary F., wife of James Housman, ‘The {riemds and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this bn al afternoon, at ‘waree o'clock, from No. 48 Charies street. Hanere.—On Thursday aftervocn, October 27, Isanrie L., daughter of George and Hanuaro Harris, “aged 2 years and 6 months, native of parish of Buttavent, county of Cork, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to” attend the funeral, this pm fing after: at balt-past o'clock, fr ite Fesideuce, NO. 146 Clintoa street. Kaxe.—On Tuesday, October 25, Wituian Joserne td and Mary Elizabeth The tuner ai will take place tt thie day (Friday), from No. 3 Rovseveit street. Leonarn.—On Wednesday, October 26, after a linger- Ing itiners, Canouine xa Leonan®, fate of Roscommon county, Ireland, aged 66 ¥ ‘The funeral wil ‘ake place this (Friday) AP ago at two o'clock, from the lence of ber Jonn apd Michael, Third avenue, between 117th and 118th streets, Harlem. The triends of the family are tavited to attend. Laon.—On Wednesday, Uctober 26, of a short and Painful illness, Katz, the beloved wife of Hugh Lalor, The funeral will take from the Church of St. Francis Xavi West Sixteenth street, ibis (triday) morning, at bine o'clock. Lock woop —On Wednesday, October 26, a wife Of Somuel Lockwood, in the 64th year of her The friends of the ‘family are renpectuly Tovited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No 13 South Teuth street, corner of Second street, Brooklyn, E D., on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Map — At Base Hospital, Point of Rocks, Va.,en Toure. day, October 20, private cipwey M. Mmab, Company B, First New York Mounted Rifles, youngest gon of Sarah E., aud the Inte Henry W. Mead, of Brookiyo, aged 21 years, 8 months ber cays. Mremy. Wednesday , October 26, Mant Awx Merny, i eamrvek cod of Francis Meebin, Keq., aged 26 years, 3 months and 4 days. ‘The friends, relatives and acquaintances of the family, Arid those of her father, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, No. 130 Benry street, to St. James’ church, in James Stree’, where a solemn requiem high mags wilt be offered up for the repose of her soul, aud row thence to Calvary Cemetery, without further invi- ation, Morws —On Wednesday, October 26, Many Axw Mone, the bveloved wife of Michael Mor, aged 2 years, 3 months ard 4 dave. Tr euds, relatives and acquaintances of the family are respec erally mvited to attend tbe fom bis (Fri ding) morning, at ) from ber ilence, 136 Henry strect, to . James’ church, where a ejulem big mass will be offers’ up for he repose of Ler soul from \benee to Calvary (metery, Mo onmen,—Op Wednesday, October 26, of cineare of the kidneye, Dawns McCormick, & ve of the parish of Castietown Deivin, County of West oath, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at halt past one o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 24 ss Dulberry atreet, Pexwoven —{u Jersey City, after a short Noe of in- fammation of the brain, Harwy McOr youngest son of William apd Matilde J. Pennoy years aud 10 month The reiatives and friends ~ § the = are respectfully invited to attend the fun on satura a'ternoon, at two o'clock prectsely, fro Nor 142 York street, Jersey rookly papers ploase gopy. Penry.—On Thureday moral pee 27, Aopm B., daughter of Samuel Adelin aged 19 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the randy ord ‘are reapeettatly Invited to attend the faneral, from the residence, of parents, No, 206 Vitth avenue, op Saturday Sitathove, 0s two o'clock, Quim.as,—On Tuaresay , Octeber 27, after @ short but severe illness, Jaxn, the beloved wife of Michael Quisian, a native of wwe paris of Kaswey, county Bligo, ireland, aged 50 years, “tthe Felatives and friends of (he family, and thone of her brother, Thomas Moran, and aiso of her sons, James, Jobn and Thomas, and of ber son-in-law, John McGloi are reapectully invited to attend the funeral, from her jate residenro, No, 162 Leonard street, on Saturday after. noon, at halt. pret one o'clock Ranv.—Oo Thuraday, aeioeee 27, Mra. Anna Rann, widow of Biles Rand, ag Hern! Ker Vices ih be ve bed the house of ber soe- io Mr Ti. D. Van Deusen, No, 258 West Fifty fourth atrest, thie (Friday) afternoon, at sour o'clock, Relatives and friends are invited. Her remaiogwill be taken to Hudson, N. Y¥., for interment. Sepeeignt. On ‘Thareday morning, October 27, Joon A, Sonmefrmy, aged 14 yeare and 13 day Hin trionds, tho trignds of the famlip, t Dore of his brother Caorge {nd tom, George J sollbeioet are re alten wpectfoily i od the funeral, from “nin late retidenee, No. 314 Wort Twonty third ptreot, on Saturday marningy ab tem o'clock. NO epecial invitationa will be fo OTF —Cortaeye Praamesin. wite ot 9, B, Bmidth Cataanixn , October 27, Lam, the beroret, wife a james Whelan, anative rick, Lreland, in Lt Tie’ frioude and relatives of tuo famliy are reepeotfully invited to.attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 15 Peabrogses street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two Maite are forwarded b: The ‘icamere Torr fret Livctrest call na Quoshotewa, et cept the Canadian line, whist call at Londonderry. The Stdamers for er from tho Centinest, salt ai Seuthasn vero 2... Liverpool 16... Bh penta | \werpoo! 23° ‘Liverpee! HAVANA, NASSAU, N. P., KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW ORLEANS. Fon NAssav ayp Havaya—Steamship Corsica, from New York, Nov 7. Yor. Kingston, J—Btoamshin Montezuma, frem New York ‘Fon Havana—Bteamship 'e, from New York Oct Steamship Matanzas {rom Now York, Nov 3. ws on Bae Oxneans—Steamsbip Champion, from New yr Steamship Morning er Hang New otk Oct 29, - Bieamship Suwo Nada, from New You 5. # Sicamsbip George Cromwell, from New Steamstip George Washington, from New ¥ at? Steamship Anel, from New York Nov 16, SPECIAL NOTIOR. All letters and packages intended for the Naw Yorna Werard ce Ue seated ALUANAC VOR NEW YoRE—TUI5 DAY. SUN RISES, 6 25 | MOON RISKS. orn 4 25 SUN SETS. 6 03 | mic watER. weve 6 BU Pert of New York, “October 27, 1864, CLEARED, {Steamship Meiville, Watlington, Port Royal—Whitney & oF Steamship Carolina, Bulkley, Beaufort, NC—Murray & Ne ew AD Howland, Knapp, San Franciico—C Comstock 0. Ship Shooting Star, Drinkwater, Panama—Merchant & Carman. Bark Volunteer. Gorham, Malaga~ Tu & Beattie, Bark Rosedale (Br), Griflin, Ciudad Bolivar—Harbeck & ry Bark Princess Alexandra (Danish), Willemp, St Crotx— ‘ ea WI k'Lockhurt (Br), Lockhart, Havane—Trajitlo & : Bark Luey Frances, Perry, 8t Johns, N¥-—R P Buck & Co. rig Veteran (Br), Gamage, ‘Matamoros Wheelwright Brig Strowmess (Br), Phillips, Arrovo—Brett, Son & Co. Brig Princess Alice (Br). Cooper, Cienfuegos=Murray & Nephew, ware” “Goresite (Br), Hill, Cienfuegos—Tucker & Light- Peucne Matilda, (Br), Wes Garthagens—M J de Pumarejo, Bohr Mari (BQ), Growel, Jacmele-breit, Sou Cor Behr I, taymond, Lord, Washin tonal Kenny Behr KY Pendleton, Church, Was! (ton—L Kenny. Scur R Fowler, Oliver, Baliimere-Beatiey. Smits & Co, Bohr F Match Whitewian, Baltimore-=} W cK eo. Schr N C Pai imore—Crowell & Paine. Sort Benedict, Kine Philadelphia Bontey. Smith & Co, if Ada Herbert Crowell Danvers. Beur No York, Seabury. Boston—J © Dayton, Bieamer J RTD an € jompson, McKay, Baltimore. it, Gallagher, Philadelphia. ‘Shropshire. Philadelphia Shrenen eeear ome: niladelpnia, Steamship Hi @ al ae 7 Sai 1th a lavans. Greene, Havana 5 days, with mdse ane wenger oe T Asencio & Co. Had heavy Northers ‘hole ti oueemet 1D America, (UB BS cranepers, curt, St Reims. 2 |g uartermaster. awe fore- Ba — adout 3y feet ‘above the deck; was steering for Durant transpert), Pepper, Fort- SE ses ; cena ara ae Geese an pero Mouroe, to ‘Bteamshtn nates S transport), Thompson, Washfng- ton, 0 US “Buip George f Peabody (ot . Paine Manila, June wit 2 is — jane 11, Wm Jobason, seaman, on ie Nein conerat’ McClelian, Trask, Tuverpool, Oct 2, with mdse and 109 passengers, to Trask & Dearbora, One birth oa Heh Mt Li 40 aan Rei it Metmene De, Lie fa had a severe hurricane, ‘the Highlands, su) to ba on fi Ship Thornton, Wel irpool, et 1. witht mdee and 291 peamenen: 0 ¥ Villiams & Gulon. ‘7th lat saw sbi jon 25 I trom Liverpool for Ki sth, lat Jon La #8, spoke ap Socreni from a3 Tor do. Sip mere ye with Malt te Liver |. Sept 2. th; put a Borrerair & Sia Sta ton sin aw ive ereee ou masts, bu ne, and had been abandoned some tin. Si te teat. ei e a0 ‘en . bag a hurr.cane from NNE to NN fed topaails and fore tnpmast "iajmat coir ay main surouds, atarted chainp/ates and bolts, slove cutwat spr rand rudder head, dc: ‘2ith, lat 39 10, lon 63 saw a Br berk with colors Union down blowing a tremen’ doug NB gale at e @ time, raed ‘our mainmast being cri a could not heave to for her. Ship Pa Houry, Robinson, London, Sept 1, Falinouth 10th, with mdse and 90 passengers, to G: nett Minturn 4 Co,’ Of the mouth of the CBaanel sprung main. mast and started foremast heed: had W gales all the Ses on the Banks the tresseltrees broke Gown forward, fost fore to; gailantiuast; during the paseage tort aud split 'k vessel Reariy two sults of sail Ship St Pau! (Fr). Pig feceols.. 6 Rouge, NF, 26 days, with hai, to Rorch & Girardin. very bad weather the (Br), Wilkins, Glace ‘a, 19 days, with'coal, r 2 dare, with sogsr. Bonn Yponner & Brown, Has bec If days Nof ‘Hiatte- eM winds. Ld 4 nttag 4] (new), Bartlett, Rockland, 6 days, in Reig it Datpiin’ (Br), Davis, Glace Bay, 7 days, with coal, to M EF Greene & Currie. Brig Milwaukee (of, Boston), Brown, Lingan, 16 days with toa}, to Miller & Houghton, Had very heavy weather; lost fore to) 2th inst, of Halifax, saw a schr rigged steamer, pain! nied lead color, going towards Halifax, suppored to be & Blockade ronper. sole, Brewster Lingan, 16 days, with coal, to B P Ir Berne. Bes Holmes, Halifax, 7 days, with lumber, . TPR jus Brig Matilda, Norwood, Eilzabethport for Bost: Bent chant eer (Br), jonuire, 26 says, with salt, to ‘ ord ot the, Ten (Br), Conmans, Lingan, 20 days, 08) rett, Sov & Schr Justina, y. Tttraberbport for Belfast. Schr & Braluerd, Maabethport for Portland. Set R Raietoag, Mitebell, Htizabethoort for Schr Charis Edward, Higgins, Eizadetuport for Prove Sent A Hall, Van Cleat, Elizabethpors for Hartford, Behr sy sad Cooper, Klzabethportior New Haron. nison, Machine, 5 daya, raannh D. Baker, Harwich, vergreen. Potter, Boston for Philadelphia, Sehr Angier, Beate, Wareham. ight, New Haven. Sehr I M rae xi ‘arro , M ddletown, Brown, tartford. lien, Brewer, Hartford for Albany. sy lt ort for ae (i a rio top. Dalit & Bilis, nt Wan, Castner, New O1 Sebr Ida. Steamer America, Vernon, Ph jiadelphia, Steamer No 2} (now), Brown, Mysite, tn tow, Steamtog Adella, ==, Mystic, with steamer No 21 In tow, 44, hence 27th inst tne vessel bei Reronsrn—Park Alice Ward, Doi for Valpara'so, re’ a tor more ball to proces Np driers SAILED, ere Joe, Melville, BO Knij shi Huowel: Houston, rma; echre Bed Jackel Wind ot sunset s. Am An Shipmaanters’ Association, Ho 51 Watt SraremRoome 28, 25 ax 27. ‘Tho fellewing approved Masters and Officers have reoslr commissions from this Assooiatien:—= Universe; barks Burritt, Captains Henry J Robinee) Richard F A tag B 4 Porvitl, ooby Argzle: Charies b Princess Alexandra; ¥: ai pure, ton; Amos ALappher, Prince bark Rather Jost ¢r. bark George & Henry ; Soins 8 Allens brig W itn All commissions outstanding over one year require to be Presented at the office for renewal. Misee! We are indebted to the vana, J E Huertas, Enq, for the prompt dei of Havana papers and priecs current. Lacnonen—At eh recentty Lom of about 1000 tons, built and owned by Albert Hat! jotiee te Mar riners. NEW LIGRT ON 04! ication, Lint colanretae i et been received t oaRE ganna ae RS eee — ios AMES BOOTH, lew Bedford 26th with 1 Ta00 wh 17 sp aad Siit00 tos ret at 0 2th mere Bete iar entrees Bat Ly ie be tone. soto at eter "Sabore, i Ison, Bld from Now Bedford 21h Inet arr at San Pranciseo 24th inst fm in, Hi on board, Buip Jenus, Curnell, NB, arr at 40 Ath from the Arctic, Mark Masmucl igelts, Greene, NB, ary at do 24th from ine Mtoe ew Beef ‘000 «wh and G0) Ibs bone; would joad Oni ‘homas, NR, bib Woe trem Arctio Ocena, baring ‘shen WU Dbia wD oi) and canon. igink parser of steamebip Ha ery of full files EL meee Saari AL) ort pep fer Gan Francisco, Sept “he 1), iia hence for Guadaloupe, Oct 15, Bam> Busou (Pi de. oat maura int Blanchard, bis Bonpus: in ayo Baruuast, Aug 25—Arr Elin, Fridg, (aid ald Bop wou her herria, ott nour oat TiTSla Merchau. Sprague, NFore eee ARDIFI ‘Thos Gosnen 5 Yor, Portland. sid ath bri ae enon bird He), Cup Forth tar M Ger atlantic’ fi Jlareimaa, Bangor’ 30:h, a Mountiort, NY ork, Otuxrvect 12—Arr Delphine, Nichols, London (and ald ii, Oot Akyabh: 13th, B W Stetson, Hurlbut, N¥ork (and oes London) Hermine, Berg, London (and sid RRUAnARA, Sent 36—Tn port Br bark 0 Lememen ae aay fre, abitinore noe ys Seon ts « Pavorlie (BS), for Bam Hawthorn, ‘are 20th, do; (Br), Prindle, fam PiuwoUnst, Oct 18— Arr Carfoca, Hngh Blo Janeiro, LOUTH, Oct Fe Carlora, ‘ Feusuine, Oct id-are Zepiy, Kindahie N Yor Gikmatran, Oct 2-atr Max & Emil, fal, Hhode, NYork (and old 3d for Trieste). é Cie) Bay, OB, Oct 7—=In part brig Kennebec, for B¥ors NA, Oot 1S—Arr Dr steamers Zephyr, veston; 17th, Corsica, LeMesurier, NY akevia Nassua? ax re Hf Middleton, Hayner, N York: 21st, Caroline, wad in mite Garks Topeka, Sundberg: Nork; Barth Bs ryant, Laue, Boi SU ny rh ies saa Hallock, NYork; 2lst, Br bask Boned jams, Bosto Cid 10th, beiza Job Perse, Strout, Newport: John Bammond, Boston: Murtha, Berry, Berry, ‘Nuevitas; bark Mary'C Fox. oss, Por! HALirax. Oct 26—Ary rehe Hero, Crowell, NYork. ne i, sleamer Col Lamb, blockade rum OME, AUg I= 2 Here Oar ont fate Biden (oon Martha Mere acid zt, Chmosure, Oram, NYork’ Altes Mes Vennard, Young,. Loxpoy, Oct 12—Ent rel aut, Saginaw, Boutelle, for cia Mansuisns: Oct 10—-Cld "Breese, Brown. NYork.. JATANZAS, Oct igract brig Chariena, iiepels. Pe aid tate bole WH Gratin Br mond. NY OTK 5th, Bel donne | Fea publi, # Fenang; i Mecha Hitchonma aud Rolling Wavet Co tin, iiiacel hies ie rx Sime, Ht NY News oun, uct iar face eee Bes as cowah, Follauebes, Laver ENSTOWN, Oot 13— A: Pr Ot Ege 8). Petrie, New York (aud ela tor Liverpool), "sia Foun. wot Whi wytte “Grangemouth; Lith, Muby (3), York; Paramatie, (from Liverpoul), Sam rave WREKC, Oct 2—mArr ae ¢, Hatfield, meas ART Point, Oct U—O a Shepley, ‘Stetson, from Ane twerp for itt Bacua, t eeArr Br bri Agile, Smith, Frieda sid ith! Br briga Rorthern Light, Anderson, NYork; Ocean Eagle, Packard, 4 Tainipap, Oot Sarr bark Casco, Garaner, Yor Tinmy Sreamsnie Canana, 4 Axr from NYork Oct 13, Belfust, at Flushl s00, ot Grareaand Southern Belle, at Page Te “id for R York, 18th, Wisconsin, from Liverpool; 14tB, Oy. nosure, do. (Latest via Queenstown.) Are from New =. Marion, st Boal? saben at FIuek> LI rT, at Antwerp; mui Buergy, and Ghanceitor: at Liverpool t Liverpool. Arr from St John, Kdith, Margaret, from New York oe Liverpoot, rs inw mast, 4, Shi Fayai Oct 2, with dss of mata! American Ports. wee Oct 26—Arr Br pri teamer Wan , ion, NO, for Nassau; brig fie St Bor for Kew’ 11@ans—was towed o' esterday, Sill be taken into the dry dock at eat Hosion fo Baiigne on ig Washington, “ner, Bs Bermore to Autocrat. Burwe i, Cal Eagle, Ker, Montevidgo avd Buenos Ay; resi estas asi ae a Inaba. do do: Loanna (Br). Dea Hates’ ‘Asprawalli tenes dedith (Br), \Dosnds ur Chang, Phiadetphia. Sid stegmehtp Burope Magnoli hy ; ships Washivgton. Alexander; and from ¢) sibs Goran yueen, and Goiden Hind (and passed iH “ih—Arr ships Mozart, Gotteaburg; Eliza sane, “SH doe, Ost 28—Are Br bark D aoe Lover brig 2 Lawrence, ey ad Cnrdensa; steals Hina: Koma ¥ Eriedis, ie, Wards ‘Blue and Thomas Winans, Nyorks Hulse, un, Gilford, K York Co, a Pe ip Kile Moree. toi a ay Br brig for Fort an Pringe, Cid 26: 26 re ate, a Menta ost? eee Thip'oe Gettysburg (1 sai sia wget, Drige 8 Went, “Greenlowt, ep’ Wi 4 CASTING: Oct 481d bark M L Potter, Tapley, Matamsany, scbr J ft Counee, Oox, Philadelphia, peleuTOn. Oct 25—Arr sloep Joei Ball, Blake, Bitzabeth- ae RIVER, Oct 25—Sld schr Benj Strong, Brown, Ell CESTRR, Oct 4—Atz schrs BH Perkins: j UBlon, Pope, Baltimore r, Low, pon tor Portsmout ait sEliabotnport tor F Forismouth ve Gregor. NYork for Caiate: i hata Jona, XB. for Eniadeiphin; ee vein a ‘ante (BY) see an for do; Super Hecklana for do: NO ton, Sisohn N a vis ets it, and a ee Hiner ae BYork; HoLMns® | peti ‘Gara ae Pele Sear Patndeiphta or ee nd Evins, Ht Hopkins. —s ; ire Tel "Tea ell, ieabetipart for Salem. ‘achra Ala! ees plete Gardner, Eveline, bri tar gs Chas Miller; Boge ie) inipoet be e a Jegerson, antress, Harriet, Baker ie Jenny Lind. ‘joun Bno rite Adele, Campbell, Ve Bon. Jacob ‘a Finket, Redwing. ulle& artridge, Jane, abd rtd ‘nm bronp, Get. 25- Arr sche 8 Waterman. Chase, sd Repubie, Chase, w Terk, cid echre Pharos (U8), He fing Philadel pain, ad th thence S supplying lighthouses; Jno- ler, BN EWPORT, Oct ib Are beg Hecate, fog he pn for Boston: schra Hock: ‘Staples, rt schrs do: Carthage, Kelly, fnion sing tt Perrys 8 A! Hn dena, Wright, Clark, hips Sarana’. Row t-and Westmorsiand row Liverpool; brig GB Nevins, from Cientuegor; Mebt ne eb teal Poot 24—Arr steamer Chesapeake, Wittetts, NYork: sehr Marcellus, Ora Alonzo © Austin, Smailey, Po't Roy 2th Old brig Antilles, Theneebs ‘Havana; y, Washingt h—Cld br Pattengi!!, Havana: sclir Pe Bisworth for do, Old she s&r Glove, nan; Calmuck, Wth—Agr brig § Throo PORTSMOUTH, Oct 26~ York: Julia Lae Pe Riizabethpot NY neh vhn KB Dailer, nt a, W aides NYork; scirs Win E 8! Mears, Matoimkin, Wm heipa, Cranmer, Georcesown, DO: Svein & Mary. Kenyon, Bilizabathport Sid brig JM: ng. Wells, Philadelphia; euhra nomas, Presto Free- Isabel, Taylor, and J M 81d sche BAN PraXctsco, Oot M—Arr ‘tp Grace Darling, Oct'22—Arr echr Richd Hill, Hewes, Georges op Hniper, Racket, RYOFK. | ay. Eh avatnrore. Bd + rae Xo r ite. Reels er and J's Woodwouse, Philadelp Wins Cabinet, Burdio sohre Frank Walier, and __T00 LATE FOR CLASSIFICA! 107%. ‘act Pei Chairman, NTI (Soy A ee ‘en Nconer mer ot 'D Pm ay rg Rt DISTRIOT CONY, a sectors, ‘27, 1804, 4 x This was Sbptated ke fehn Sexton and Ti Resolved, That the Be Femi te Aa Imparatl OA Nowe rene tent perm harty a Riu soaps Interests of 1 Gd OY shoul’ nh i ence and reopert of bis cone in Geo. i Speirs . antes Derren aracter and perce tg Hts dhe ore, i fae ‘sim Sisuoa tether ou at whe api 6 election, to the the ‘comm! consisting of Messe, Bert: ahd gab pt Loutre! Sadat eri vn ea wh citation. 7 ‘forse. shall be oe ort to a ete of my goneriineney, OF ommaigrale the repatal i ,000 ite bone this | Are