The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1869, Page 9

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Tho Cuban Question and Sickles’ Note in Madrid. British Advice to (he Spaniards and Opinion of the War Movement in Spain. Father Hyacinthe Against the Papal Council. Italian Expression on the Turco- Egyptian Difficulty. SPAIN. General Prim and the Cuban Question—Prince Napoteon’s Chance, MapRID, Sept. 22, 1869, General Prim bas returned from France. Soon ‘efter bis arrival ® Cabinet councli was held, at which 10 was resolved to use every effort vo save Cuba and 0 despatcn more troops to the island. The Tarragona riot affair, herewith reported, was @lso discussed, and strong measures wore proposed for the preservatioa of public order, Prince Napoleon is spoken of 33 8 the throne. ndidate for Radical Demonstration and Riot. MADRID, Sept. 22, 1869, General Pierrad arrived at Tarragons on Tuesday and the republicans made a great demonstration in bis bonor. Much excitement prevailed and there Were some disturbances tn the streets, during which the secretary of the Governor was killed. The gov- @rnment authorities then took vigorous steps to re- @tore order, Many persons were arrested, the repub- Moan clubs dispersed and the Volunteers of Liberty ‘Were disarmed, An order hag been issued for the Brreat of Pierrad. Plight of a Troublesome Personage—The Re- geut Takes a Recess, TARRAGONA, Sept. 22, 1869, General Pierrad has fied from Tarragona to Va- Jencta, It ts reported that he was stopped at Tor- ‘Yona and arrested, Manip, Sept. 22, 1869. Republican papers here disavow and reprobate {he violence commitied at Tarragona. Regent Serrano wili leave the city probably this ‘Wook for the baths of Alhama. ‘Treaty of Commerce With England—Tho King of Portugal Looming Up. Manni, Sept. 22, 1869. \ 4 treaty of commerce between England and Spain ‘will soon be completed. ‘The first subject of discussion before the Cortes on Peassembling will be the choice of a king. Of the Candidates thus far suggested the King of Porvugal acems to be the favorite, ENGLAND. Feeling Towards Spain—Against Cuban Ine dependence, Lonpon, Sept. 22, 1869. ‘The London 7imes newspaper changes ite base of @ultorial argament, and apparently conviction, on the Cuban question in its issue this morning. It Bow supports the cause of Spain against that look- tng to Cuban independence. The Sickles Note and Cuban Question— Britis Encourngement to the Spaninrds— Minister Sickles Said to Have Withdrawn ‘Tho Note. LONDON, Sept. 29, 1869, The London Times says:— The Spanish have found their advantage in a bold display of patriotism and national courage. ‘they met an imagined affront with unmediate deflance, though their chreatened adversary is ten times more powerful than themselves, Sickics 1s manifestiy plarmed at the result of his proceedings and has Fequested further instructions, Pending a reply m Washington he desires to withdraw his note, If thig is actually the position of the case Spain owes fs to her own fearlessness, which may savor of un- but does not partake of the nature of bra- » She has declared that if driven to extremity phe will tight. No doubt she will. For her to gain Advantage by doing go is out of the question, but as taud gbe would lose less by war than her 8 \dversary. erica may fairly decline an easy vic- ‘on such onerous and partial terms. The people government of Spain ure resolved not to part ‘With Cuba without a struggle. A contest coald only result in the sacrifice of Cuba, coupled with other but slighter losses. Sickles expected no such sistance ag his note has provoked. Possibiy tn @ face of such opposition his proceedings may be yualifed or repudnated by his govername: Tt 1s belived that he exceded his authority, and tuat Amenica 1s not responsible for his act. Tory Hopes and Logic, LONDON, Sept. 22, 1860, The London Slandard—tory organ—thinks the loss of Cuba, and perhaps Porto Rico, would be the certain result of a war with the United States, Here the misohtef for Spain would end after some months Of combat, for she must agree to peace. But this Misohiet would bring with it no corresponding good fo the United States, War would cause serious interruption of her commerce and result in the Wholesale destruction of her shipping. It 1s not probable that the American government will inter- fere any further in the affairs of Cuba, Blow of Specie to New York=—The Cotton Supply. Lonpon, Sept. 22, 1869. One hundred thousand dollars in gold have been ‘Withdrawn from the bank for New York, The prospects of the cotton crop in India aro favorabio. No Peace In Rome. Lonpon, Sept. 28, 1899, The London Telegraph ostimatos the declaration of Father Hyacinthe as merely one of the many mant- festations revealing the commotion in the Roman Oatholic Church, which promises to make the Eeu- menicai Council the occasion of anything but spirit. ‘ual peace. Marine Disasters. LONDON, Sept, 22, 1869, Tho following intelligence bas been receivea by Way of Suanghae:— The cargo of the steamer Fung Shuoy, which was ‘wreoked in the harbor of Amoy, has been saved, it ‘Was not much damaged, ‘The ship Madura, Captain Summerson, Swansoa, Tune 11, for San Francisco, arrived at Montevideo leaking badly. Sho has discharged ner cargo, GERMANY The Crown Prince tor the Rod Sea—Diploe matic Chancoss. Beaty, Sept. 22, 1869. Tho Crown Prince Frederick William will sogn | Gepart jor Alexandria, fic intends to be present at the opening of the Suea Canal. Baron von Werther, formerly Minister to Austria, has been appointed Minister to France, and Prince Reuss has been appointed Minister to Austria, TURKEY AND EGYPT. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 22, 1850, The Sublime Porte persist ta 1t¢ demands on the Viceroy of Egypt in regard to the power of the latter to raise loans, and refuses to make any concessions, The King of Italy on Conciliation. ‘ FLoReNcE, Sept. 22, 1869. ‘The government has sent a circular to'the Italian Ministers at foreign courts, pointing out the com- mMeroial and political interests of Italy in Egypt, and expressing the desire that the Porte will act ina Conolliatory manner on the polnts yet unsettied with she Viooroy. FRANCE, Revolutionary in Memoriam. Pants, Sept. 22, 1869. A banquet and féte were given in this city yester- day in commemoration of the 2iet of September, 102. Fathor Hyacinthe’s Protest Against the Papal Council, o Panis, Sept, 22, 1669. Father Ayactnthe, the celebrated monk preacher, 60 weil known on socount of his fine efforts in the pulpit of the church of Notre Dame, has published a formal letter against the forthcoming Ecumenical Council in Rome, its commission and intent, The reverend father asserts that tn his opinion the as- sembled prelates, with tho Pope presidipg, will at sempt to execute a divorce between the Church and the progressive liberaliam of the present century, and forcibly characterizes the attempt, even the idea of such an attempt, a3 at once unptous and foolish. Catholic Revolutioulsm and the Council. Panis, Sept, 22, 1869. Le Temps anys the noble and courageous answer of Pére Hyacinthe will create an tmmense effect, @ppearing as it has on the eve of a great Council, It ia truly a sign of the times, Le Siecle tg of the opinion that the attitude of the eloquent and earnest preacher monk must exercise @ great influence tn the present crisis of the Church, Napoleon in Council~The Murder Case. Panis, Sept, 22—Evening. The Emperor presided at tho Councti of Ministers to-day. Evidence has been discovered which leads to tne belief tuat the woman and five children who wero discovered dead this week were murdered by the Queband and eldest gon of the family. The Religions Aspect—The Liberal Oppost- donists for the Council. Paris, Sept. 22, 1869. The Journal des Débats looks upon the religious situation as one fraught with serious consequences. {t ts said the coming Councti at Rome will meet only toratify the decisions of @ most ultramontane com- mittee; but tne attitude of certain German and American bishops and the complaints of illustrious French ecclesiastics show that the labors of the Council wil! not be so easy and direct as was antici- pated. Ifthe syllabus triumphs t¢ will be with a @truggle, and the triumph can only be ephemeral, SWITZERLAND, The Peace Congress. LAUSANNE, Sept, 22, 1860. The Universat Peace Congress is now in session here, Yesterday a banquet was given the delegates. Victor Hugo was present, and offered a toast to the republic of the United States. He said he felt euro that, imitating the example of America, Europe would eventually become a federative republic, CUBA. Another Skirmish and Another Victory for the Spaniards, HAvAna, Sept. 21, 1869, ‘The Spanish troops had a skirmish with the rebels near Eucrucijado, Sixteen of the latter killed. Sugat—Operations are limited, owing to scarcity of qualities demanded for shipment. THE PACIFIC COAST. the Return of the Astronomical Expedition from Siborfa—Fallure of the Expedition, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 21, 1869, ‘The United States steamer Mohican returned from Siberta to-night with Professors Hall and Rogers, of the United States Naval Observatory at Washing: von, Who went north to observe the eclipse, The expedition was a decided fatlure. The steamer arrived in Plover Bay July 30 and anchored in Emma Harbor, The astronomical party erected an obser- vatory on Napkum Spit, which Mr. Rogers took as a station, while Mr, Hall proceeded to the chief place aclected for observing the eclipse. ‘The weather was favorable unul half an hour before ‘the contact,” wien dense clouds obscured the sun, and this condi tion of things continued until half an hour after “the egreas,’’ wien it cleared off aa before. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce o: the Postal Telograph—statiatics of Odd Fe: lowship. San FRANCISCO, Sept. 22, 1869. Gardiner G. Hubbard addressed the Chamber of Commerce on the subject of a Postal Telegraph last night, The attendance was small, only thirty per- sons being present, thirteen of whom were members of the Chamber. Resolutions approving of the postal telegraph were introduced, but as there was no quorum of the Chamber, action was postponed, The annual reports of the National Grand Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, show that 41,000 members were initiated within the past year, making ‘a total membership of 260,000—an increase of 25,00) over the previous year. The Order has nine millions and a half of capital invested above its present needs, The Order in California shows unparalleled progress. In the past year 2,000 persons wero initiated, making a total membership of 12,000, ‘The revenue Was $281,550—an increase of $42,000. The amount of relief disbursed was $85,000. ‘The Grand Lodge has resolved to adjourn sine die on the 27th of Sepiecaber. THE PLAINS. The Indian Reservation System—Indians Upon the Arkansas Reservations—Snccess of the Quaker System=Honest Distribu- tion of Rations and Aunuitie: Sr. Lovis, Sept, 22, 1869, General W. B. Hazen, Commander of the Depart- ment of Lower Arkansas, in which Is embraced the Indian reservations, arrived here yesterday, The Republican this morning gives an extended account of the Indians on theae reservations. Their number is as follows:—Cheyennes, 2,200; Arapahoes, 1,800; Kiowas, 1,600; Apaches, 1,350; Comanches, 350, In addition to these there are about 1,000 Caddso and Washitas, Success has not attended the agri- cultural operations so far, but improvements ip this direction are expected in the course of time as the Inqians acquire habits of industry. In_ re- gara to the Quaker aystem, the General says the change is advantageous and works well, Tne Quakers have much to contend with, owing to the meekness they display, which {3 the opposite of that which the Indians take so much deiight tn. But the latter are finding out that the Quakers are unwearied in thelr efforts for the ame- Horation of their condition; that they are honest in the dispensation of the rations and the annuities that the Indians are entitled to receive. Under the old system the agents seldom lived witb the tribes, while the new agents abide with them; and this ts a great advantage, All that is wanted is an honest administration and that the Quakers are giving them. The only traders allowed on the reservations are post traders, who are appointed ody the Depart- ment Commander and are under military authority. ‘The Quaker agents now there are Brinton D, Arling- ton, for the Arapahoes and Cheyennes, and Laurie Tatem, for the Comanches and Kiowas. These agents are characterized by the General as men of great Industry and integrity. They are qutet and unostentatious, The Quakers are bringing out their own men as employ¢s and gssistants in agriculture and mechanical operations, MARYLAND. Another Munificent Donation by Mr. Gearge Peabody to the Peabody Institute at Baltie more, BALTIMORE, Sept. 22, 1969, George Peabody visited the Peabody Institute to- day during a meeting of the trustees and made an additional donation of $300,000 of Tennessee six per cent bonds and $100,000 Virginia Btate six per cent donds. This sum ts designated by the donor for the erection of a butidin milar to and adjoining the present institute, the site for which has already been purchased, Any remainder of the above amount, ‘after the construction of the new building, ts to be applied to a gallery of paintings and sculpture. Mr. Peabody, in his letter making the donation, refers to the pecuniary diMoulties of Tennessee, but ex- presses cao in the great national resources of the State and the high sense of honor of her peo- pie, aud advises the trustees to keep these bonds for the present, as they are increasing in value, and when necessary to dt of, atthe highest price, the United States bonds held by the trustees, INDIANA, Wite Murder, Arson and Suicide nenr Madle eon. MADIBON, Bept, 22, 1360, Yesterday afternoon William Moody, an old and respectable farmer, murdered his wife, aragged the body from the how et fire to the dwelling and outbuildings, standing guard over the burning building until it was consumed, He then shot him geif, Ho would allow no one to interlere to save anything. & considerable amount of money was « burned, a tc Ri NS oy ls Tho Universalist Conveution—Twenty-Three States Hepresented—Centennial Anniver- eary—Special Memorial Services. BurFato, Sept. 22, 1869, The morning hour was occupied with @ conference and prayer meeting At nino o’clock the Council resumed ite session, The roll call showed the presence of delegates from twenty-three Staves. The committee on centennial work reported as Tollows:— The year 1870 will be the centenary of the Vni- versalist denomination tn America. It ts recom- mended, first, that the parishes pay off the outstand- ing debts second, that all the needed improve- ments and repairing of churches, or the building of new ones, ve done tn the course of a year; third, that @ general plan of missionary work be Sugenineds fourth, that a pubiication fund de raised; fifth, that a8 aspeoial memorial ofering, the sum of $200,000 be Tals and vested ina general convention for deno- minational uses. The committee also recommended that mass meetings be held in the oping of 1879 | fee rie York, bine ra Lee) weed a nicago. a9, # the first Sunday in Jung bo sy, apart for apt Un memorial gepyica ‘ai the churches, oe —e TENNESSEE. Trouble Betweon Rovenue OMcers and Memphis Merchants. Mampuis, Sept, 22, 1869, Last evening Judge Embey, Supervisor of Internal Revenue, accompanied by M. F, Rider, Deputy United States Marshal, went to the store of Edmund Petingrew & Co., wholessie dealers, and demanded their books and papers. On the refusal of tho firm to deliver them, except on due process of law, the officers took forcible possession of the store, To-day the Orm entered suit against them and General Patterson, the Collector, for $100,000 dam- ages, and also procured warrants for their arrest for unlawfully geizing the store. They will proba- bly be arrested to-night. SHIPPING NEWS, Almanac for Now York—This Day. 5 48 5 56 eve 7 36 morn 9 46 Moon rises. High water. Sun rises. Sun sets, PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 22, 1869, CLEARED, Steamship Java (Br), Kk, La —( One P fava (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown—O Bteamship Palm: (Br), Watson, Liverpool via Queens- Ww 2. @ Francklyn, Steumabip Nevada (Br), Green, L{verpool—Williams juion. mele Zoe (Br), Cloake, Cow Bay, CB—Snow & Bur- ee Steamab!p Perlt, Gardner, Savannah—W R Garrison. Btoamship Zodiac, Hines, Charleston—A Leary. Steamship Wm P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NC—James ool—J W Elwell & Co, anfare, Gloucester—Pender- and, Bhip Twilight, Sawyer, Liver Bark Lord Baltimore’ (Br) gast Bron, re Ober parece ee: von Winter (NG), Schmidt, Bel- Funch, Edye rk Cupido (NG), Leithoff, Danzig—runch, Edye & Co. Brig Oliver Cutts (Br), Nelson, Port au Prince—R Murray, te Brig Marguerite (Br), Bonholm, Port au Prince via Turks Island—R Murray, Jr. tig Euully, West, Indianola and Lavacea—Tuppor & Beat: e. i. Schr John Atwood, Gailoshaw, Baracoa—B J Wonhary. pee Ay heed) ‘Squires, Indianola and Lavacca—N L Mo: ready & Co, Schr Saxon, Cassidy, Snvannah—Bentley, Miller & Tho. maa, Schr H & Thompson, Gaskell, Newbern—B Mills, 4 ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY Titd MHAALO STEAM YACTYS, Steamship Scotla (Br), Judkins, Liverpool 8 Queenstown 12th, with mise and. passongers, Lo Cbrrance ), at 10 PM, int 42 21, lon 1 56, iri. from Liverpool for New York. * Petes SP THl 8 ip-Arizona, Maury, Aspinwall Sept 14, with mdse, malla; passengers and treasure, to the Pacific Mall Steams Co, uring Outward trip, on 6th inst, in lat 95 47, lon 71. spoke achr Joseph Seager, from Wilmington, Del} had lo sails and boat in hurricane of 4th aed Gth; part of her ae were alck, and suppiled ber with medictues, Crooked Taland passage, saw an abandoned wreck on north: west point of Crooke 1 Island Reel; 19th, lat 29 11, lon 74 80, spoke steamship Alaska, hence for Aspinwall, all well, Steamshtp Cleopatra, Phillips, Vera Cruz’ Sept 10, Sisal Mik, and Havana Ith, With spgcie, mate and Tf passengers, oO lexandre ons. lad strong bead wi head ea south of Hatteras 4 valuigalhy Aaaad eamship Huntsvilie, Crowell, Savannah 8¢ mage and parasengers, to RLowden. Bept 21, Bi] Buriat 3835, lon 74 30, passed echr Maggie Boll (of Rotkland), band Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah Se; with mdse and passengers, to W R Garrison, bine Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NO, with mise and passengers, to Mutray, Ferris & Co. Steamship Albemarle, Couch, Richmond, City Polnt and jorfolk, with mdse and passcngers, tothe Old Dominion Steamship Compan jy Sitamship Brunetie, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdsoto i rd, ip Carnarvon Castle (Br), Smith, Calontta June 19, Heads Qist, with mdse, to Busk & Jevons, Passed deg] Good Hope'Aug 4, St Helena 18th: crossed the equator 39th in lon W; had find weather; July 4, lat 0096 3, long MF, *apoke ship Falkland (Br), from Rangoon for Falmouth, 38 days out; 18th, iat 1490.8, lon 69 E, ship British Peor. (Br), from Bombay’ for Liverpool, 20 days out; 14th, Int 228, lon 65 E, ship Wm Clowes (Br), from Colombo fot London, 35 days out; 13th, lat 1940 8, ‘lon 66 10, ship Nestor (Dutch), from, Batavia, 19 days out, for Rotterdam; sith. Jat 318, lon 36 ship’ Sapphire, from’ Bom! vay ‘for ‘Liverpool, 4&9 days out; ' Aug lat 85 3, lon 2480 E, bar Larnac (Br), from Tutocorin for Lon- don, 88 days out; 4th, lat 85.8, lon’ 2080 E, bark Wanderer (Br), from Telicherry for Havre, 67 days ‘out; Oth, Int 38 8, Jon 47.80 H, bark Crested Wave, from Nazasakt' for Now York, 99 days out; st, lat 148, lon § 30 W, ship Tivoll, from Bombay for Liverpool,’ 85 days’ out; 23th, lat 8 8, lon'25 W, ip. Indus, from Tlverpoo! for tia, 27 days out; eth, 0-40 S, lon 26 50 W, bark Arraunha, from London for Launceston, 81 days out! same day, bark Agatha Johanna (Dutch), from Cardiff for Hong Kong, 80 days out; 20th, lat N, lon 2 W, bark Caldera, from Swansen for Valparaiso, 23 days ont; Sept 19, lat 35 N, lon 71, bark Venezia Libera (Mex- jean), bond 8. lp WH Moody (Hr), Durkee, Cardlt.2 days, with ra way fron, to Koyd & Hincken, [tad fine weather, Ship Herschel (NG), Friedrichs, Hamburg, 85 dave, with mdse and 142 passengers, to Funch, Edye & Co. Hal two birtie on the passae. Bark Baider (Not), Coreliensson, Rio Janeiro vin Hamp- ton Ronda, 64 days, with coffee, to. L Phipps & Co; vessal to Wendt, Tetons & Bockman,’ Crossed the Equator Aug 10, in Jon 35 W. Sept 9, Jat 32, 1on 7140, hada gale from SW; which lasted 24 ours, stove bulwarks, &c, Bark Jobn Boulton Lindsey, Porto Cabello Ang 27 via Bor 10 Dallett & Bila, Had light winds and caims, with heavy easterly swell, Bark Palestine (Br), McCullough, Muk River, Ja, 26 days, with logwood, to. 'A H Solomon & Co, 1 to Peuniston & Co, Fore part of the passage calm: easterly wind een five daye N of Hatteras, Sept 21, Jat 38 long 74 apoke brig Highland Nauey, from Balnmors rohaee Dicigs (ot Bi ia Bari 0 (of Bath), Biair, Brunswick, Ga, 15 day tt lumber, oT M Mayhew: Had light easterly winds ae most of the passage. Bark Hellespont, Croweil, Boston, 4 days, In ballast, to R W Ropes « Co. Brig Helen G Rich, Strout, Seville, 28 days, with lead, cork, &o, to Warren Ray & Co. Brig G F Pennfston (Br), Fasham, Port Marin, Ja, 94 da with logwood, to Poniston & Co, Sept 15, no lat, &o, spo. bark Palestina (Br), from Jamaica for New York. Brig Manitus (Br}, Dussant, Matanzas, 20 daya, with sugar, to F Alexandre & Son. Had moderate NE winds moat ofthe passage. 8 dave N of Hatteras. Ws Schr John Rose, Howell, Demarara, 20 days, with sugar, &o, to A Abbott, i he i - Schr R W Brown, Horton, Mayaguez, PR, 16 2 sugar, &c, to Jonas Smith & Co, big ‘¥ Townes, for New Haven, Hi squally weather ‘Schr J R Clements, Price, Virginia, Scbr John Tway, Inman, Virginia, Schr RC & A Ward, Edwards, Virginia, Schr Maria, Wililants, Virginia. Rohr E R Kirk, Snow, Alexandria, Schr BO Terry, Birdsall, Georgetown, DC. Canal boat Géo Perritt, Bartholemy, Three Rivers, OB, with lumber to R W Adams, anal boat M MoDonald, Ford, Ottawa, CE, with lumber to W R Grace, Canal boat Mary LD, Roberts, Ottawa, CB, with fumber to W R Grace. Ganal boat P F Cooke, Cooke, Ottawa, CE, with lumber to RW Adams. Canal boat Register, Swift, Hawxabury, CE, with fumber to AD Lada, ayn, with jailed in company with Nght easterly winds The steamship City of Boston (Br), Halcrow, from Liver- poo}, arrived yenterday, reports very rough weather on ber paseage ont; mont of the passage experiencad an unusual Amount of suffering from the severity of the weather, and two casualties occurred In consequence—one to Mr Caries Moore, a’cabin passenger, who received @ severe injury about the eyes from tho force of w fall; and another to the tue snip (Dr Rice), who ‘0 frac rm in falling; towards the end of the p: © the Moderated, and tho rest of the passengers landed In Sarago leaton, arrived yestor- NE Sept20, atl AM, off oahip Georgs Washington, hence for me day, at 1:30 PM, steamship De Soto, do Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND sovTit, Dirigo, Jounson, Portland for New York, with Ames. Tam (Br(, Sidney, Boston, # days, for New ‘Williams & Union. Was towed to thie Steamaht mise, to Bark Lord Reg! York, in ballast, to ort by steamtuy Philip. bas hy Y Riverside (ir, O'Brien, StJohn, NR, 6 days, for Now York, with Inmber to Smithers & C Brig Leona (Br), Tingley, Dorchester, NB, 7 days, for New York, with stone to. UP Sherwood. pit fiakp, Day, Bangor for New York, with lumber to je) ehr Welcome Home (Br), Hatfleld, Windsor, NS, 15 days, for Now York, with praetor to Crandall, Uniphray & Co, cbr Southern Cross (Br), Merriman, Windsor, N&, for Now York, with piastor to K De Wolf. Ache Ang Maria, Priest, Shulee, NS, apiling to Suow & Richardson, Tachr Henry, Nevntt, Bhaleg, 88 7 aye, for New York, with spiles to'Sn ichardson, BeMe ATA Row, Chapman, Ses! island for New York, with ‘for New York, with Schr 8 T King, Partonn St Joho, NB, 6 days, for Now York, ‘with amber to Jed Frye & Co, Sche A F Randolph, Flewolltng, ¢ OB, 16 days, ror New. York, with coal to Jaa W Elwell & Co. Sehr B Comatock, Scofield, Cape Sable for New York, with fish to HC Rodgers. & for New York, with jath to 3 voor A Bayeew smith, jad Frye & Co. Sehi , Bunker, Calais ria Bridgeport for New York. Sehr oie Robinwon, Machias for’ New Fork, with. lath rt it & CO. mehr Clon Peavey , Armstrong, Yotiins, Mo, for New York, 0. chr Gon with lumber to J nton’s Son ‘Behr Mary, Crowle port, for New York, with Richardson. eviling yo Saw & Maley. Joueayort for New Yark, with et- it Harriet Hing t aM 4 iste Mary, Ourk, Camden for New York, with iime to JV Haviland. Bohr eee wratt, Rockland for New York, with lime to 7 » Cow Mme to Pressey 4 Co. pach! Panute Giuer, Smith, Bangor for Harlem, with tum- Schr BC Buxton, Goldthwalt, Saco for New York, with Robinson Ja, be mrp wo . gene quaeg bam i Kolip, chr Ano I iges, Bosto Sebr [da L, Bearss, Loston for Ph Behr Virginta, Bearce, Koston for Philadelphia. Schr J H Bartion, Ha: is, Boston fer Schr Splendid, Piitnnoy, Boston for Sehr James Rindge, Schr Alcazar, Barlow, Boston for P' Schr H E Biliot, Richarda, Piymouth for Philadelpuie. , Ferris, Lynn for New York. Sehr falcon, Wheeler, Milford for New York, Aun, Baker, Providence (or New York. ws, Providence for New York, Behr J @ Piers: Sekr Sophii Bebr Pr ; : Pes 4 Rockland (or New York, with time a. 2 § Powers, Robison, Rockland for Now York, whb aaete Gorvoy Piokering, Rockland for Now York, with lime Schr Nettle Cushing, Pratt, Rockland for New York, with ry Wittard, Boston for Philadaipnis. at 1D Ay 1» NYork ; Bailed Galveston, and Weeer, Rodesberm, Galyostod; Bt ‘e pad rea, ‘New Orieans; Gausa, Bonnar, Aug 9-Bailed, Lydia Skolfield, Skolfeld, Onl- BURNOS AyRxe, Aug 10—In barks Josephine, Ha: for KYork lag: Baran Bilsaveul (Be) Sinclair, aed Ophelia Boston for Now York. Hume, tune, tor do do; brig San Carlos, Matthews, tor do 0 ‘ aaeiphin. 2d, barks Omos (Br), Porter, NYork ; 7th, Whitehall » Hampton Roads (before rt vorted NYork). ABADOS. Aug 2B—Arri God tole (and salle Beet 2 for Jamaica); Sopt sume, Hammond, NY ith, Reindeer, Wellington, ao; Bu, big Mali Mowe, Morryman, Voiladelpdte (and sau uel). Sailed Sept 4, Bark Golden Rhodes, NYork. Cakpire, od, Hope,’ Hancock, Havre. Salied 7h, Emily Puna, cr ghalled 7th, Eally Fitna, MeDonald, Rio Jaaeira; Savanne, f Philadelphia. Philadel phi hiladelphia. York, hase, Providence for New York, Cowns, Sept arrived, Onelda, McGiivery, and Wat ‘igha, Risby, Providence for Philadelphia, Brown, Hopkins, Callao, br JS Law, Haskell, Newport tor New York. Cuoneian 5—Arrivet, Clara, M'Conneil, NYork. Sobr Columbia, Carle, Block Island for New York. Capiz, Sep rrived, Jenale Cusiman, Huri pire, Baker, New London for New York. Curve, Sept rrived, Myrouus, Liggias, Not Bianop, New London for Rondant. ¥ Eaton, Carsley do, vina Beli, Bayles, Stonington for Philadelphia, jatled |, Baar, NYork. f L Daniels, dmith, Hartford for Now York. CONnstaN'riNobLe, Sept 2—Cleared, Pierre Kuyper, Talck, Hays, Lore, Hartford for New York, (from Razanrog), NYork, g, Powers, Crosby, Hartford for New York. CaLour ee l—Arrived, Chalmette, Waite, Bombay; rE Brainerd, Buell, Portland, Ot, for New York. 12th, Zmily Farniim, Lord, Liverpool; Nonantum, Norton, hr T C Lyman, iflil, Portiand, Ot, for New York. do 5 iia , Richardson, Bombay, br Hicktaan, Small, Pigeon Cove (or New York, with pa- yall from Yow IMs, Crimi fobivon, Boston. ving atone. i PAULA, Aug 2L—Artived, ships Uniied States, Short, ‘Schr Lozter, Trefethen, New Haven for New York. Chinghas for Rotterdara; Sullote (Br), Soule, do; 2d, Cres Behr Sarah 8 Vhomas, Arnold, New Haven for New York. PS Delano, do; $84, Floralla, Peabody, do} brig Hea chr Ann Flower, Wilts, New Haven for New Yore. fouatas, Ancona; Muh, ships M I Ludvig, Harding, Wopayy, ilu, New, ilaven for Now Vork. paneyey, oapagele B\Btp Gihacn, Bayia; 2th, Merenies, Sohr zrie Raynion Cord, Now Hpven for Philadelphia, | Lancon, Hah Pranolecd; Kinlly Augusta, Waltor, Uiiachaa; ‘New Haven for Philadeiphia, 96th, Allco M Minos, Lowell, Sap Francisco; Anna Docatury Ww fy Maven for Elizabeth port Hamilton, Chincha’; bark Moonbeam, Field, Launcesion, ict, Crocker, New Hav Behr Escort, Ball) bridgeport for 9? Behr Nossenger, Keon, Black Bi t Sebr Mail, Hoi Schr Thoinvs or) Schr Pauline, Higgins, Port Jeffereo: Sehr Sterling, Evans, Greenport for Bobr Luna, Stith, Port Jefferson for Bohr Highland, Linch, leaking. BOUND BAST. Brig laa L Ray, Crowe, Philacolp Brig Naiad Bi Bent) Kenital , Newman, Geor; Schr J W Everman, Houghton, Behr Robert Sturges, Cole, farfa, Harding, By idgeport for Albany. for New York. Greenwich for New York. ferson, McGinuiss, Stamford for New Roslyn for Albany. Sehr Asher 8 Parker, Oarpenter, Gien Cove for New Yo: Behr Artist, Forrester, New York for Hartford. ir}, Melver, Philadelphia, for Rockport. getown, D Baltimore for Salem. Philadeiphia tor Lynn. Schr J Barro:t, Nickerson, Philadelphia for Boston, Schr Lochicl, faskia, Philadelphta for Boston. Schr Hannah Jane, Gonkiin, Philadelphia for New Lon- “ Sailed Ai ships Ay Eastwaan, Cork; 9th, W ea for Woodbridge. A Prescott, sweet ant bars, ‘Koopman, Antwerp; 5th, Intrepid, Spencer, Chinchas. i i led, Mary Ann Johnston, Leder, New UdLomBo, Aug 4—| RNAS, Sept 18—Arrived, brig Kennebec, Minot, Port- jand; 14th, bare J E Eaton, Marshall, NYork; brig Ella Mgrit, Berry, Havana, weal tlh, vark Jane Adeline, Hutchinson, a port north of ‘atte: Dove, Sept 9~Passed, Obio (8), Baase, from Bremen for Battimore. OW South Foreland 8th, Waine, Broberg, from Darien for Newcastle. Dzat, Sept 6—Arrived, Maria & Emilio, Muller, London for NYork (and proceeded); 8h, Forsoget, Johnsen, from London for Philadelphia (and anehored);' lish, Cortolan, Bremer, N York (or London ; St John, Buraley, Moulmein for do (and' both proceeded). Passed 8th, Chas Gumm, Trefry, from NYork for Rotter- dam; Moses Day, Woodworth, from NYork for London; 1th, Alice Veunard, Humphrey, from Callao for Antwerp} Penhsilvaula, Pontramoll, from NYork for Rotterdam. DGNGENRSS, Sept ¥—Olr, Maldon, Wildgoose, from Pensa- mn for New York, New York. Fr Philadelphia. Put ba hin for Boston. 10, for Deighton, Pégchr R #urley, Phillips, Philadelphia for Nantucket, cumin Bop Arrived, Pi Lamb, NYork (A * ‘ ck ot. UBLIN, Bept 7. ver ‘erseveran arnt ‘O Soir Charis’ Cooper,’ Niekers0n, Puiiadalphia for Nan- | a Sinai, Haokor, San Fragclsco. tt ss tucket. DUNKIRK, Sept 6—Arrived, Laine, Sandroos, NYork. Behr J Cake, —-, Philadelphia for Fall River, Dantaiy Sept Arrived, Skandia, thoryjomsen, Phfla- Schr Montrose, ——, Philadelphia for Pordand. delphin. Schr M H Read, Benson, Ph Schr James Bayles, Schr Wanderer, Schr Elira Williams; Cornial River, ‘Schr Davidson, Smnith, Albany for Stonington. Hart, Albany Sor Stonington. Sehr Leontine, —, Rondout for Bath, Rondous for Providence. ‘Rondout for Providence. Scha Ellen Louise, Hawkins, Rondout for Hartford. Behr Jacob Pond, —, Rondout for Boston. Sehr O C Ackon, Hobbie, New York for Stamford. Schr Edwin Collyer, O'Brien, New York for Eaton's Neck, Schr Clotitda, Schr Pavilion, Wrightman Schr Ann Eliza, Carswell, Schr Gipsey, Post, New York for Fi Schr Sea Bird, Betty, New York for Fall Riv Now York for Middletawn. Behr A C Elitot {iadelphia for Somerset. ‘Arnold, Philadelphia for Providence. Sehr A G Hazard, Miner, Amboy tor Hartford, tudiey, Morristown for Hartford. Schr J Nelson, Mecklenburg, Elizabethport for Taunton. Weehawken for Fail River, Schr George W Whister, Phinney, Weeiawkon for Falt DeMEnans, Aug 28-Salted, brig Cassto Gray (Br), Horton, NYork; 2éh,"schrs Dragon, McFarland, do; Seot 8, Hor: tensia, Norton, and Eliza J Staples, Travis, do; 6th, briga Rulnbow (Br), Smith, Guadeloupe; Favorite, Duell, NYor! In port ope. brigs Hlica Tuompson, Dill frou New Ha ven, arcived 300i ult; Lda O (Br), Cooper, trom NYork, ar. tved 27th; Secret (4), Anderson, from Hallfax, arrived 7th; Ariel (Br), trom do. arrived 6th; achrs W A Vall, Beers, and Auntie Whiting, Hutchinson, from N York, arrived 7th. FALMouns, Sept6—Arrived, Clara, Nickels, Playo Color- ado; bth, Lyman Cann, Prout, Matanzas via ‘NYork ; Arbu- tus, French, Kemedios; Carlton, Trecartin, NYork; Para- mount, Gorham, Playo Uolorado for Liverpool; ¥ M Lturibut, Curtis, Havana. 9th 10th, Carlton, ‘recarin, Antwerp GLovogsTxR, Sept &—Arrived, Adriana, Longobardo, New York: Mh, Marie C.otiide, Diognardi, do, all River, Schr Biack Diamond, Merrill, New York for Boston. Sailed 8th, Anne, Burns, Baltimore, 1th New SAILED, Steamships Java, Wilmington, NC; Wm P Clyde, do, Wind at sunst NE by B, Marine Disnstors. Brie Monnmaron (Bn, White from Cardif for San, Fran ofS, four into fig Janvlfo Mth ult leaky, aud sailed 48d ult toresume her voyage, having repaired. Burr NaPLEe (of Roston), from Yokohama for Manila, before reported “wrecked,” was got off with loss of spars and hull badly strained, and anchored at Yokonama prior td Aug Bank BEN NEvia (Br), Moody, at Queenstown 8th Inst trom New York. bad loat her maiumast, Baxk Ronen Porter, Eaton, from Philadelphia for San Francisco, befors reported put futo Ri ‘eaky, and remained 25th repairiug, BRO FANNIE LIxoorN, Calling a 08 Aug & report ee ate ich [ost deck toad and start in the hold ; 71 ) 30, had —, New York. for Boston, , Hollister, New York for Hartford, tor Liverpool; Nevada, do; Volunteer, Sept 2, Iat 29, lon 80, Jon 79 ila, Act 2th, of Capo Hatteras, rine, fron Clenfuegos for Boston, Sour Carriz H SPorronn, from Providence for Calats, GLASGOW, Sept 7—Arrived, Rozelle, Meldrum, NYork ; 224, Ottawa (a), Archer, Quebec, Sailed eth Craig, NYor) GuiRNoOK Sept Arrived, Hyacinth, NYork, Salted th, Missourt, Bradburn, NYork. Put in 9th, J LW. delpiia, to stop a leak. ~~ s LT Al Naw) Oriags' 4 Sulla, Graf, n cleared Bat’ fo Sep) Gif, Sea rrived,” “Algéatiaro, 0 jr] u Je Vail, Kirby, New Orla HOLYHEAD, Sept 10—-Arrived, from Livervool for Portlans, Ho danetro ais wt, wa | | Balled ut, Mary K Cauipbell, Purcell, Aden (alnee re HARTLEPOOL, Sept 6—Arrived, Britannia, Knill, Pensa- t Boston from Clenfue- } cola, ), had a gale fron Homa, Sept Passed through Pentland Firth 4th, Mary it ed the casks (moi: Salied 7th, JL Pye, Walters (from Charleston), London; 8th, Lawrence Brown, Janvrin (from Bassein), Zwyndrecht; Bxoolalor, Bowers, Bristol; St John, Bursley, London; GALway, Sept 6—Arrived, Wild Rose, Keenan or Thomas) NYork. latea, Kidd, San Francisco; 10th, Cambria (#), wire, Wiley, from Glasgow for Phila: HNOA, Bept 7—Arrlved, Abbie N Franklin, Holbrook, Anuar aed $4, Starling) Sprague, Zante, ¥ TRGRNT, Aug #1—Sailed, Broo, Mastellone, NYork ; 25th, are asin Lowden. aa: PRM dinena. Onvace. dn, Beton, kj Herman, Morse, Callao; Mat, Howldad, Rowland WYoree AW MLelfane Martlett, doy Speedwell, Patten, do; EA Hernard, Reed, Philadelphia; mma L Hall, Blanchard, Russell (ord, Berry, from Philadelphia for Stettin, a hurricane from HAMB ‘Be URG, Sept 7--Arrved, Montpelier, Milis, Callao Ww 8 brig, ‘Avance, Schuldt, Phtiadelpi w a _ ; a. Saiied Sth, Cimbria (a), Hanok, Havre and NYork ; %b, An- drew Johnson, Mohan, C~ which went ashore on Coaster's Harbor Island, Newport,i8 | | HeLvors, Sept 8Arrived, Eetreliy DeLiop, and Mary le of Sth inst, was hauled off yesterday ‘morning by | Bentley, Clark, Philadelphia; 8th. Laura atari, Albrecht, emer City of Newport, Sue has revelved no damage, and NYork/9it, Aina Maria, #aitel, do; 100, Chas umm, Tre wil proc ry,do. LrveRvoor, Sept 8—The Clifton, from Charleston, was In Havax, Bept S-Galled, Ville de Faris (0); fermonh wow: collision ta the river last night with @ achooner, Both were | ¥¢re Sept 13—arrived, bark Btamy bs cg aR NYork; schr Kiizabeth, Taylor, Mobile; 140 - SoRenerOw fit ester Li alate oom, Dike, sounsn, Pensacola edaiantyes maga Reed, New Orleans; rol ay n yo e p es + r 3 foct of veucls, grounded on the western bank, bul get | thos Ower'da et eons Cate Harry Booth, do} brig towed off; Injury trivi Queneo, Sept 21—Ship Princess ashore on rines, with matnmast, sails, Xo, carr leaking badly. A tug from'this’ place lias gone to her assiel ance. Miscellaneous. ‘We are indebted to purser Wm Hathaway, Jr, of the ateam- dor, from Savannah, and also to purser Burke, ship San Sal of the steam: ip Huntsville, Cor Savai Su1p CosMoro.tTR (Br), Small, from Pensacola for Cal- 20, put into Rio Janeiro 25th ult for refreshments, Whalemen. Arrived at Now Bedford 20th inst, bark Oak (of Nan- tueket), Chadwick, Atlantic Ocean, inst, with 170 b oil.’ Reports spole Aug & I Higgins, Provincetown, Marlon, 9 incetown, 50 ap tis season, Also arrived 20th, schr Ellen Rot latte Ocean, Charieaton Ground Sept do wh oll, Returned in conseque Oth, e Sept 5, in iat 2020, ton lon 18 4), scr D_N Rich since leaving Bert Sept 8 lat 80, Sparks, Roberta, of Provincetown, passed through a'large achool of a3 Bi Crulsed a whaie, ¢ UWst, bark Sea Fux (of Wer ittle Metis, outed off greatly damaged, SAVANNAH, Sept 21—Schr Olive L Rourke (of St Martins, NB), Roberts, from Caibarien for Boston, put into St Cathy p.and 15 do wh oli. 28, 10n 47 93, achr Estelin, rything off the deck and stern, also other damage, in a rds, Webb, weeks on the Charleston Ground without Royal, from —, went Cause, Pensacola; Mth, schr Tropic Bird (Br), McDougall, Portiand; lit, bark & fiba, Peterson, NYork; brig Mar: Williams (iin), Acke " mune 16d y and the vs fuegos ; Sept Amazon (Br, Saddler, Baltimore, Cleared Sept &, achr Grasmere (Br), steamer Australia, McKenzie, Sania Mari ta, Kengy, for NYork; Premier, for Bailey, tor NYork. LIVERPOOL, Sept 7—Arrived, Crusa Kaie Crosby,’ Crosby, do; Clifion, Briliant, Watren, Boston; BH mington’ Gen McClellan, Will Adelaide Baker, Bak Doe Young Eagle, Perkins, Hiehtbucto; th, B'C Scranton, Wile Ham#, N¥York; New Dominton, Kicktain, Miramichi’ H J Burton, Bossance, Parsboro;'Mimen, Soderland, NYork; Belcarrlay from San Francisco; 1th, Cynosure, Evans, York. jonton ; 6 ler, Jenkin, NYori Williams, Charlesto Steenken, Hishagen, W lame, San Francisco; &t! nnah papers, P Western Ground let Sent home 400 bole sp schr Cohannet, Delano, Balled 7th, ans McNear, ‘Scott, Philadelphia; Anglo 1, sehr L P Simmons, Dunham, Prov: | Saxon, Lea! bile; Emma Hail; Blanchard, Portund; Sth, Pequot, Hogs, New Orleans; WJ Hatield, Murphy, Balti: man, Jennot mon ington, NO; Royal Oax, Westwinl, Lawson, Wilmi 8, with 16 bi Calla Wright A nes, Callao; Belmont, of losing bo: Has! r Pennaylvanta (8, Ha'e, NYork; Aliian Cleared th, Vanguard, Russell. NYoi New Orleans} sh, Dover, Stilphen, Phi! Spicer, Frenchmab's Hay, Me. i ‘Entered out, 7th, City of Paris (s), Kennody, and Nobra iard, N¥ork; John Tucker, Matthews, do: Hypa ym. and Ventis, Carry, Boston ; G! F, Mo; Gertrude, Doane, Mot or Bombay) ; § davits, rl Reports spoke Aug 23, eee NB, 15 blag ‘tou 73-20, achr Clara bE B0 sp 10 wh; Sept 12, whales, in Int 85 10, lon pleer, French ratport), Lavers. Indian {| ton: ‘amden, Me; Chi h ntic Oceans, Fayal July 31, via Western Ground, | Marshall, NYork; 9th, Kdith, Balrason, NYork; Herbert, 50 Dblgap ofl. ‘Sent home 220 bbls sp oil, Keports | Smith, Gaiveston; Androw Jackson, Fidid,) Calcutta; loth, spoke Ang 16 lat 86 43, lon #918, brig Abvott Lawrence, | Tho dueen (6), Grogan, NYork; Almosphere, Oram, an leveland, Fil, 120 sp. Agenovi do. Cleared’ 20, ship Adeline, Marvin, Paciic Ocean (and ‘OW Tuskur, 7th, Augusta, Raynes, from Liverpool for Cal- sailed). Arrived at Marion Sept 19, achr Cohi Ocenn, Western Ground, with 85 bbls annot, Delano, Atlantic outta, Gi Bardsoy Island, 1:3) A M, th, Great Western, Cunning- sp and é do blackfish : ham, from Liverpool for NYork. ofl. Reports spoke on Weatern Ground July 2, schrs Wil. | | Loxvox, Sept 8—Arrived, Lady Bless Adams, Now lam Martin, Fisher, Boston, nothing thin season; 25th, © H | Orleans; cena Star, Carroll, Boston; Arcadia, Lacgeu, do; Cook, Cowell, Provincetown, do do; th, brig DA Small, | Jos Cla NYork;’ 9h, Coinmbla, Fors, Rich: Rys 18, achra Carrie W Clark, Dyer, do, | mond, Vai 10th, JL Pye, Walters, Charieston; Cornelius nothing ¢ : tt 1, Agate, Atkins, do, 30.sp on | Grinnell, Spencer, NYork (and entered out on return); board. Rainbow, ‘Cannon, bart: | Moses Day, Woodworth, do; ith, Mystic, Hoepman, Wil: mou Higgins, Higgins, Province. } mington, NO, town, , do, do do. ‘Cleared Sth, EB W_ Stetson, Moore, NYork; 9th, Glad An c th, schr Emma F Lewis, Powe, | Tiding Thomson, and Abby’ Ryerson, Dennis, Nyork; Atlantic Ovenn, with 110 bbls sp, 80 do wh oili Ith, wcht | Lith, Marcia C Day, Chad, New Orieana; America, Barett Monteruma, Nye, North Atlantic Ucean, with 140 bbis sp and | NYurk; Nicholas Thayer, Crossby, Boston, 80 do bik Bailed th, EB W Stetson, Moore, NYork (and sailed b ofl, At Bermuda, Lith tnat, chr Lizzie ‘ith 90 bbls ofl. Incatown, arrived 10th, w! The foliowing vess Sag Harbor, 175 bbl London, In company. 25 sp; schrs Era, ‘hea 8 B How ir, 700 bois; brig Franklin and Qu clean, Nothing has been heard at Cui ing brig Georgiana, which left there arrived, There wi are oes from :—Bark Concordia, Isabella, New London, a good floe edge to the sce the past from Deal 10th.) LeirH, Sept $—Arrived, E F Herriman, Randell, Sagna, Lowesrort, Sept 7—Of, Galveston, Heidorn, from Bre- men for Galveston. LONDONDERRY, Sept 6—Clearea, Harvest Home, German, Savannah; &h, Atalanta, Henry (from Aberdeon), NYork, Balled 8h, Normania, Roer, Philadelpnia, MALAGA, Sept 4—Arr! Vasp, ‘ady, Denia; Clara Jenkins, Glikey, Barcelona; bth, Scud, Crosby, Philadelph: P Simmons, of Prov- es, and Hi nF, New cstep, New London, berland of the miss: last full and has never ring, but few whales wore seen, The two whalers that | 6tl, ri6, Higgins, Cadiz, wintered in Hudson. Bay are not reported. The Concordia | Mv 8, Sept 6—Arrived, Riude, Johnson, NYork, had left to go sperm Whaling. |} MONTEVIDEY, July Arrived, bark Prince Waideman Spoken—Any 4, lat $6 1 N, lon 8 27 W, bark Sarah, of NB, | (Br), Jacques, Buenos Ayres (and proceeded for Colonia) ; with 220 bbis sp oll. Par agshaw (Br), from Sau Francisoo; 1th, bark jooner Caroline B Foot, Hazard, | Kremlin, hardson, Boston; Mth, bark Isabel (Arg), PANAMA, Sept 13-—The of BF, arrived Francisco, with 600 bbls of oft to be Panama Rattroad, She reports ti Capt Cole, Any ff Ramerald humpback off ainee last report. The ship. Splendid, Sernegan, fb fo this | port to-day of Edgartown, arrived here Moody, Portianu. tipped to New York per In port Aug 14, ship Marion Emerson (Br), She)drak ing spoken the Avab, | NYork, lig: brig Woodland, Mankin, for do dd, and othe uador, with B00 bbls MORANT BAY, Ja, Aug 29—Safled, bark Irma, NYork spoken with captain dead). ALATANZAG, Sept L2-Arrived, echt Welcome (Br), Hunter last from San f ‘or 2, do. Sailed 12th, bark Almira Coombs, Hansen, Sagua; brig Havana, Bennie, NYork via Cardeada;, sehr Gertrude (Br), Portland. Krxuerons Ja, Aug 29 Salled, brig, Norah, Gibbs, Clen- Heary, NYork; 4) iba. 2" " In port Par 4, bark Linda, Fleming, unc; brigs Barracou- for N Be Fanny A Howard, Butler, Doboy} on Uth inst, reports having “spoke bark Mary & Susan, | Pensacola brig Harzy, Tannen, Baltimore; 18th, bark Re: Hesendeea, of NB, Aug 1, o:f Galiapagos Isiands, with 1606 | becca Caruana, Liesegang, NYork. bbls of all told, G0'ot which were taken since leaving Talea- | | NokDKOPING, Sept 4—Cleared previous, Horace Scadder, buano, Chile. Near the Gailapaggs Islands, July $0, spoke | Gould, Boston, j bare Greyhound, Qittord, of NBi had taken 100 bpis oll | Native, Sept 2--Arrived. Carmine, Ferrarl, NYork. f since leaving Tal acomber, of NB, with 2600 Obie tu n since leaying San Franciaco, 8, lon 108 W. Spoken. Ship FC Seranton, W y lat 44, ton 88. lat 49, lon 21, Sip Dante! Webster, from London iat 49, lon 80, Bark Noversink, Gibson, from Calas M4, N, ton 27. Sept 17, Jat 88 44, lon Jean ‘Bark itmay from Port Norant, Ja, for New Yorks, Sept 18 Jat 25 50, lon 46.08 (was supplied with simmons died 17th), Bark American Lioyds, Park, from ayres, Aug 13, laf 17 N, lon 82, 48.N, ion 16. ark Charles dumm, Trefry, from dam, Ang 26, lat 44, I Brig Confederate, from Ardrossan Slatal, lon 6)20.' (The abo ship Win Tapscott, from Cotte for Philadelphia). Brig Helen O Phinne} 20, tat 14.3, lon 27, (pr). Perkias, from Ni 1, fon 74 20, 81, lat 19 8, loo 3. 1 Anna Cwellia, trom Bordeaus f 11, lat 16 N, ton 26, Foreign Ports. ARDROSSAN, Sept 4—Sailed, Clara Jeans; 10th, Union, Foulke, N York. ANTWERP, Sept 7--Arrived, Jas @ Bigelow, Corning, Philadelphia Callao ee eka, Holloway, adel ton, yh Arrived at Flashing 8th, Hormaben, for Ghent. ALIoaNTR, Aug 2®— Arrived, Royal Cc ahnano, Chile; ‘also spoke bark Rosco, i ams, from New York for Liverpool, ‘Bhip Melrose, Nichola, from Liverpool for New York, Sept kd Jobb, Hanley, from Rockland for New Or- ark, Jenny Col ey w Or. EY ‘KTnvestigator, Caaser, from Callao for Antwerp, Aug vessel was spoken by tho and wae misprinted as the Comederation, ord) from Portland for Buenos ‘Swa), {rom New York for Steitin, Sept 9, Int Btythe, from Liverpool for San Francisco) July Young, Perry, N¥ork 5b York; 9th, Melbourne, Hor: at Opresa, Aug 4—Arrived, Nuova Achille, PENARTH, Sept 2—Arrived, Western Evpire, Grozier, St Nazaire; 4th, Sardis, Cunningham, Rotterdam. Saiied 28th, Geo Ureen, Kirby, Singapore; Union, Gam- mons, Havana, PLYMOUTH, Sept 9—Arrived, Kensington, Raymond, Pon- sacoln. ‘Of do 7th, Cornelius Grinnell, Spencer, from NYork for London. a all, 100 of which were on ‘Om Shore Ground, for New York, Sept 1, Niddlesboro; 7th, Josie Nicholas, Nicholas, Gloucer Punsasnvoo, Sept L—Th port, #ele Maty A Witha tridge, from NYork, arrived Aug $1, to sail for Bahia sept 2 PANAMA, Sept 9—Arrived. ship Webster, Norris, NYork Sailed lith, steamships Golden Cit age, Sau Fran- cisco: Costa Rica, Dow, Centrol American ports, URRNSTOWN, Sept’ S—Arrived, Francesco Sanguinetti, Salzuinetti, NYork (or Bristol; Oth, Harvest Home, Dickey, Havana; Clara, trom Liverpool for Boston, in distress; 7th, Floray Cowling, NYoge (aud sailed Tub for Duoiin);’ Paid Kite renuey, Sagtia Meth, Ben Nevis, Mooly, and Adolheim, Christiansen, NYork; Lebanon, Stephens, ‘and Green Olive, Tenbow, do; Goifredo, Balsamo, do for Diblin; 2241, : ity of Washington (s), Jones, do for Liverpool (and proceeded). is for Montovideo, July provisions—Capt Fitz: New York for Buenos New York for Rotter- for Yarmouth, NS, Sept | glory, Kavled &th, Emily Comer, Thompson, Fleettora, Roun, Sept 8—Artived, Sabra Mokes, Killam, NYork vin Ravre. Rio JANFINO, Aug 1—Arrived, ship Moderation (Mr), White, Cardi’ (Or San Francisco, leaky (and sailed 23d, ha jog repaired); 234, bark Traveller (Hr), Pendeld, I bcos Mth, abip Cosmopolite (i5r), Sulnil, Pensacola. tor ‘ew York for Gibraltar, (Br), Le Maigian, NYorks Ath, Var Foreclngen (Dan}, Aseutzen, Hampton Roads. jor San Francisco, Aug | Atigued gad. sch Bessie (Br), for Mobile; 28d, brig Graf von Arnin (NU), Kruse, NYork. Th port 25th ull, barks Yamoyden, Purges, for Baltimor lag; Winitred (Br), Wiley, for do; seur i Tuomas, Robinson, for NYork, lig. HLLY, Sept 8—O'f, Pontiac, from Callao for Antwerp; jedbtirg, from NYork for Hamburg. SOUTHAMPTON, Sept %2—Arriv Hargeshelmer, N¥ork (or Bremen (and proceeded), SANTANDER, Sept 3—Arrived previous, Elaion, Mutchin- riffe, Aug 27—Arrived, J M Wiswell, ira, Killan, Cann, New Or- A Lituedeld, Nichola, » Rietka, from NYork Arch, Hawkins, New York ; Sept 1, David Bugbee, Staples, do. el “ANSIUUA, 36. Aira, brigs John Armstrong, Large, rv Ferree, Hammond, Phiadel- NYork (and ‘Wh for Bt Kittay; Sept 2, Thomas Waiter, Fresling, NYork, Robinson, PI iy din for Nevis). 1 &-—Arrived, Nelly, Cafiero, NYork. ied Aug rE G Knight, Kent, St Martina, YiG0, Atig 2%—Arrived, Kodiak, Downing, N York INWALLy Sept B—Al hire John 8 Lee, Carr, Pen- | VALBARATSO, Aug 10—Arrived, hip Dongias ( sacola; 10th, Bu mn, coasting (and kalled | rison, San Francisco; hth, barke Mist, Choate, Bostor ‘Lath for the Liverpool, NS; th Gaited 3d, sohr Annic Ballimore, Off Kingroad 10th, Kong Sverre, Mercussen, from NYork for order a benad, Sept 8—Arrived, Basste Howard, Howard, Baltt- Jogot Sasal Bristor, Sept 10. iA eh rene ani TOL, nd ive a din Evenson and Blonnor, Wiltames NYOCK owers, Boston via Bidlaw, (Br), Leighton, P Bound. NYork. apo hb Bark Buaben ‘« Bunbeam, Bennott, for const of Pi Joad for UK} je (Br), for Iquique, and Caldo Youd nitrate for NYork. w ene Sept 7—Arrived, Provides Dodero, New ork. e Amoriona’ Sa sche Ley’ Cobia, Collng, Rapeshoanock i ef, jarlin; Alad- Nellie, tenet, er; Saral errari, NYorz. | PORT TALBOT, Sept 4—Arriyod, Jennie Morton, Symonds, | it in &th, May, (rom Liverpool for Boston, with decks | ain: | Callao. ‘Sailod 284, brigSchwyan (NG) Rabe, Mobile; ache Century | steamship America, | Pearl, Bardia Ontentl q “a 1 Betton Pawtuckot; bas prea Juli noe piensa ten Rice seraae ;, Fawn, | Baker, do; ' Julia Baker, Bitzat a SOP, Bettman d at Rone ‘orw), Torjensen, NYoric; Beetle faogon; rigs Wallan Mason, Brasil St Jago!’ Mary Allerton Dusit, City FoioVa, aod Kighmond;schrs WD Blackford ort au Prince; FH Odiorae, Paige, Wilaiugwony . Lave, aj SU? soa some, trope Liverpool: dame de Arrived, anfp island Home, trom Onoeo, L Bowen, from Havre, 7, entp , from Ao PALTIMO RIS Sopt di are Geo A: it B1—Arriv: steamer lowes, Boston; beige Mary C ‘Hankel Haskell, Winksart NS; Chesapeake (Br), Wilsou, Demerara, Cleared—Bark New Light, Brown, Rio Janetroy so Poiledo {Be Dyer, West Indies; achre PI ayua, Hane phroys: Naainay NP Neptune's “ride, Crowell NYork; Abe io # Oakes, Rideout, Lae og) Rising Sun, Jones, Bostoa| Warren Biake, Meservey, do; f Goddard, Rhodes,’ N York! Skylar, Lorlig, Burton; Ira Ladrenler, Colaman, 40 3 a Clark, Spuyten Duyvil; J Chittenven, Browa, loboken. Suiled—Brig J Polledo; schr Warren Blake. ‘22d—Asrived, steamer Liberty, Reed, Havana. CHARLESTON, Sept is—Oléared, schre Ida Richardsom, Bevioll, and Trade Wind, Holman, NYork via Georgetowa, Cauals, Sept 18—Cleared, schr Judge Low, Horsey, New ork. FORTRESS MONRO! 22--Passed out, bi Caro- line, for Matanzas; Water Wate for St Jago; usted Stout, from Portsmouth for Brunswick, Ga; echr Florence Rogerty for Berpadoe, OLMES HOLE, Sept 20, AM—Arrived, schrs Martha Ma- ria, Deane, Boston for Savannah; Harriet 8 Brooks, Lore; A i Leaning Brower; Wm G@ Bartlett, Bartiett, and Mary Riley, Riley, do for Phil eipatns Margaret Rein art, Chae. Toy, Bal 0; o, Barratt, Marblehead tor doy Riverside (Br Orfrien, &t Joha, NB, for N York, J, brig Mary Cobb, St Joha, NB fox schra Shhwa, Kelley, Philadelphia for Boston; J Burnett, Crowicy,” NYork for do; Sawer, Elizabelbport for Baltimorefo r Salem} Delaw: Lynnj Motto, Searles,'do to dischay te ae oerer, ‘fo for 8 ernaly gon, ston for Charleston; Your Sisters he Norfolk; Campbell, Torry, and Surprise, rs more; Charies E Jackson, Blackman; § A hoice, fant BF ‘Ad Tavbutt; J’M Broomall, Douglass; Active, Soombs, and Rogers, Frambes, do for Philadelphia y Price, Ferguson, Plymouth for do; White Sea, Jones, and Senator Grimes, ——, Salem for do, Abby Gale, Ryder, Ellsworth for Rondout; Harriet, Crowley, Machias ( NYork; Nellie Cushing, Preasey, Thomaston for do, Satled—Schrs Almira’ Wooley, Planet, Amanda ‘Po 3 H Bartlett, Wave Crest, J W Wilson, James Satterthw: Henry May, Rath Shave, Sarah Clark SA Hotman, Wilt G Bartlett, 'M Reinhart, Eva Belle, Four Sisters, Camp Surprise, § A Bolce, White Sea, H A Rogera, Senator Grimes and Nellie Cushing. @let--Arrived, bark MoGilvery, Nichols, NYork for brigs Long Reach, Hardon, Wilmington,’ NO, for do; atu Wyman, Gammage. Portland for Philadelphia; schra Scranton, Hervey, Alexandria for Boston; John A Grit: Foster, Philadolplita, for do; Joseph J Pharo, Loper, do. f Gloucester; Lamartine, Salisbury, Ellzabethport tor Boatong Cleero, Conant, Portland, Ct, fordo; J F Carver, Oarve Wilmington, NCM for do; Delaware, Snow, and George, Hun NYork for do; Georgo A_ Pierce, Farran, an Babiomir, Cole, NYork for Bangor _ Lyndom, Rupach, do for Newburyport; J Tinker, Stan! eps, Hitanbetie ort for Salem; Marcus Hunter, Orr, NYork for Portlandy inry E Femerick, Daisey, Bowdoinham, Me, for Havre de Grace, Md; Capitol, Roberts, Boston for River Head, Gem Peavey, Armstrong, Lubec for NYork; Abigail Haynes, Smith, Calais for do (8th inst, off Monhegan lost part desk. load latha); Billow, Wallace, Rockland for NYork; Fughh Crowell, South Amboy for ton. 8A M-The wortern bound fleet are going out. NEW ORLEANS, Sept 17—elow,abip LL Sturges, Linne in, from NYork. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21—Arrivod, bark Abbie Thomas Br), Raymond, Troon; briga Marianna IV (Port), Gonaives, isvon; J W Drisko, Haskell, Beveriy; Bironard & Torrey Pritchard, Boston; schrs Gun Rock, Bangs, St Joba, N Jolin H French, Byrgesa, Portland ; George & Albert, McDon- ‘ald, Bangor; Fila Amsden, Smith, Gardiner; Lottie, Taylor, Boston; Goddess, Tiley, Cohasset; Ids V McCabe, Pickup, New Haven ; John Slusman, Weaver, Boston; B Lamyer, Gor mau, do; A Aldttdge, Fisher, do; J C Thompson, Vansas! do; E B Shaw, Shaw, do; E Stnnickson, Winmoke, do; Peterson, English, Salem ; Alsbama, Vangiider, Fall Rivers S McDevitt, McDevitt, Bridgeport; General Conner, Fren: Boston; HN Miller, Mille: do; Henry Croakey, Potter, do J Young, Wilson, do; Naonta, Smith, do; @H Bent, Sinithy do Maroy, Champion, do; E Ridder, Baker, Provi- denice; Trai ‘ackett, Portiand; G B McFarland, MoFar land, NYork; W F Phelps, Crammer, Salem ; Grigip, Providence; John Crocktord, Davis, Fall River. Creare riod bed My (Nor. wo bow jen, amsterdam Maggie ( Br) i elfast; brig Eunice aguent (Gt. F'WeJohueou, Marte, Boston: 4 Hite. bhaw, Cambridgeport; JA Pardons, Clark, Boaton; BP Fingliah, Cambridgeport; MD Cranmer, Cranmer, Old in Mathews, McElwee, Milton; Reading R By No. Fanford; Reauing “ @; Nod. Roden Jo; gp #8 Godffey, Godfrey, Bast Onma> bisa in Nidred, for Rotterdam; Peter, for Barbados} aes Mas ME Leiguion, for Repentigny, aad Nayata, for'st ohn, : Ri, worst oda 20h Luat roe Ww 1, Sept 30 —Brtgs Alnska, from Now Bigs Ree tae r Oasladelp fa for Rotterdam | Aro tye, dd for Gibraltar; M B Leignwity 40 Ge Cee) and sohr IG Spencer, for Washington, are nt {ke Breakwater, in 00 pry, with the deet which has been detained Cor the y the prevailing easterly wud. from ——, came to thé Breakwater melon for Philadelphia. All (hg dees be water went to sea this mory <3 ‘2st, PM—Bat to-day for orders ax fore reported at the RIG! verpool. Guy BR Phelps, She NYork. ’, ALEM, |—Arrived, bark Sarat A Dudman, shields, E{ trie Macy G Comery, Comery, Sutadelphlas sorb Walhalla, Torrey, do; Hero, Poole, NYork, Cleared—Schr Addie Ryerson, Hotghton, Piiladelphia, Balled—Schra Cordelia Newkirk, Sater brenrietta, mons, Godfrey, and Adile Ryerson, Philadelphia Ne it refore offered for sale at & price. It Is considered the best Instrument ever built by (he celebrated Thomas Appleton; has three maouals of thirty-two speaking stops aud nine mechanical stoy dress J. M. HOPPER, 18 Court etreet, Brooklyn, N. ¥. A.—Restorer America.—The Grentest Dis covery of this great century for restoring the original color of the Hair of all ages, sexes and conditions. Among its merits are she. following “RES 8 COLOK, REMOVES DAN DRUFF, PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF, and 1a a'pleasant dressing, beautifying the hair by renderi it soft and glossy; in tact, as a dressing alone, it ent supersedes overy other with those who bave used It precipe-, tates no sediment, Pure and iimmpid na heaven's ratreab! dew and magical beyond the cal und actantide aavant of the mitted to refer to bankers, brokers, merchants and oflies trho have used it during the past year: and. who ngpnouace i, PREEMINENTLY SUPERIOR TO EVERY ER ever offered to this community, s ; Prepared by Dr, I, J. O'BRIEN, depot 202 East’ Thurtiegte street. neeption of the oldsat me resent time, The World Moves!—A Brilliant Discover: has jnst been made tm Toilet Kocher PHALON & SON, the celebrated perfumers, have succeeted in obviating ali th at have ever been urged against “hair d; ing ” &c., by producing under the maine of LYATION FOR THE HAIR, an artiel for rey roducing the original youthful hue of aray hate, hte! contains no deleterious princigies is always limpid and free from sediment, does not soil the skin, fs of a fracrant odor, and which by repeated application dar! oan desired shade, 8 the fi A Good Purchase. The right, recipe and full ownership of « staple prietary artioto, quick and lively each spring in the Araorloam markets and just well entering other territory, 1s offered for gale if negotiated for within a few weeks, been advertised effectively many thousand dollars durin; the past ral five or six seasons, Recent investigations have an improvement in manufacture much re production while effictency {8 very much enhan atent medicine man or other party desiring to secure @ per- fected preparation, {ta name decreed as mark dy Untied Siaies Court, with m one’s hand, cen add this article to other busine: Ipgeuitee attention, to good advantaze. I 1, &M. PETTENGILL ‘& © WILBUR, 10 Stais tireet, Boston, A.A. A—Hatse SOMETHING NEW, WARNO x WILL INTRODUCE THE MEN'S THURSDAY, OUR GENTLEMAN'S DRESS HAT THE NEWEST! STYL . NOVEL, ATTRACTIVE, BECOMING. OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S Ress HAT FOR AUTUMN, not a boy's hat nor an old genticman’s hat, but A HAPPY ADAPTATION, PNIQUE, DASHING, GRACEFUL. OUR BoYs' AND YOUTHS' HATS FOR AUTUMN, 1608, ARE A CULTIVATED SPECIALTY, 11 the novelties of the eason and nt 'S. SEPT. F 93, ‘OR AUTUMN, 1869, 18 E OUT. axe Our Puss comprise every d newer fence, at once SINGU! WARNOCK & CO., Hatters, 519 Broadway, A.—The Revolution ts Complete, {experiment have at last been crown Cy auccess. PHALON & SON'S new discovery, VITALI SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, caps the climax ot thete chemical triumphs. In tts composition every objection to the old preparations is obviated. It restores the natural hue of white or grizzled hair, whiskers or mustaches, in (rom fiva to ten days; {8 pert odorless, free from sedimental filth and does not sti ak{o or the linen, fnnocuou im the A.—A.=—U. 8S Fire Extinguisher, plied to tue N.Y. Fire Department, instaut use. No building safe without it, Jess juventions. — U. 3, Dey street, New York, Same a Aiways roady f Beware of worth Fire Extinguisher Company, No. @ a A.—DRurnett’s Florimol; fume resembling the fresh ordors of a rare bouquet. ecurdand is for sale by ail drag Exquisite Pere Hasee At J. Everdels, 392 Brondway=Wedding rds Monograms, Crests, Initialied Nowe Par n tho et A.=Ladies’ Faces Enameled ; also the Pros for sale with instructions, by {ER ussoN, 139 A.-Vor n St and Elegant Hat Ge te ESPENSCHKID, Manufacturer, 113 Nassau atreot. Bewnre of th next year's crop, in Inacet Pc bays an ‘other a port which Vermin Day for eanse your premises thorwaghly qth nnd thus prevent the cockroaches, conn from Overrunning row Lyoo's Powder wil do ly jew York, ‘6 Hair Dye The Best in the warns fen col ot dye; harmices, retiable, instante 6 neous, Factory thes Pectoral Troches cre Somothing nee eo and pisnsane for & cold of sure throat, 2 OS « Unrivalled Hater Dye—Sold Pen thy wig and scalp factory, No. 6 Astor House, Jourand’s Orieutal Crean $1 50 Per Bow ud WB bone atveots late of 458 Brosaway, and druggiats, Roygl Navanag.ottery.—Prizes Paid in Go! Lstorinfton furnished. The highost ra@ paid for Pe ubloor if Gold MLV ers sacail kind LOR € C0,, Bankers, 18 Wa listreet, 8. Y pe A oie Leche The, eA pomntont a alnse Aa, PF) 10 GR ita TARA alte ena, We are ie .