The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1869, Page 10

10 BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Jurors Must be More Particular, Before Judge Benedict, At the commencement of the October term or the @ircuit Court on Wednesday last, when the panel of petit jurors was called, it was discovered that many who had been summoned had failed #0 attend. Judge Benedict requested that a lietof the delin- quents should be made out, and yesterday morning ‘wo of their number appeared before him and fijed affidavits settiug forta that they had beeu prevented dy sickness from attending. Judge Benedict remarked, after reading the am- @avits, that many gentlemen were in the habit of habiiually disregarding @ summons to serve aa jurors and doubtiess dia so in ignorance of the fact summons from a United one ment, at the discretion of the judge. Tne offence amounted to contempt of court, and as i bad lauierly become of very common occurrence he shonid avail himself of the first’ opportunity to Make such an example aa woud serve to ceter that a Jailure to obey such ‘States court coula be pumsned by fae and impr others from abseuting themselves, Tie cases be- fore him would have been very severely dealt with, #8 they had been served personally, bat for the aim- dayite and otuer evidence that sickness bad been the cause of their non-atteudance, They were dis- inissed with a caution to be sure and be in attend. ance Lo-day, PUM COURT OF OVER AND TERMENER. Opening of the October Term. Before Judge Gilbert’ and Associate Justices. The Circuit Court of Oyer and Terminer opened at ten o’elock yesterday morning, with Judges Gilbert and Troy aud Justices Hoyt and Voorhees on the bench. Among the cases to be tried are four for alieged murder, Before the opening of the court Owen Hand, who ts held on a charge of causing the doith of a man named O'Donnell, in the gas house, & short time since, was brought down from the Ray- mond street jail. He was accompanied by a young man uamed Robert Berry, who, it is alleged, played ® prominent part in the riotous proceedings at the corner of Johnson and Navy streets, where a man mamed Donnegan lost his life. The court room was crowded with gentlemen of the jegal profession, and others who had been sum- moned to act as grand and petit jurors. ‘The folowing genuemen were empaneiled to act as Grand Jurors:—Wiham H. Douglass, foreman; Nathan D. Adams, Charles W. Remington, Edwin A. stucdwell, Richard F. Brown, Charles H, South, Alexauder liager, Josep Merril, George H. Lewis, James Sullivan, A. L. Scott, E. B. Simpgon B, Ane drews, Sereno E, Todd, William H. Edwards, 8. 8, Davis, Joun G. Burley, H. D. Mathews and George A. Waterbur, ert, in bis charge to the jury, stated t ere no special cases to which it was necessary that he should call their attention, a3 a grand jury bad been in session for nearly @ mont and tie calendar was almost cleared. He then instructed them in relation to the manner of pro- ceeding to business and the proportion ot their num- ber required to form a quorum. He then said there ‘Was a class of cases to which he thought it was his duty to cali their attention, They were aware that eeveral years ago the jaw was altered, and parties rosecuted were allowed to testify in their own ehalf, This nad caused tne crime of perjury to become a very common one, and it had led to a largo number of divorces being granted both ia this and other jcounties, He understood that some cases of that kina would be presented before them, and he believed they would be derelict in the performance ef their duty if all such were not thoroughly inves- Migaved. He concluded by ordering their attention to the offe. ces named in the statutes as those over Which they had cognizance. Owen and Was arraigned on a chatge of causing the death of a fellow workman, named O’Donnell, dn the gas house, a short time since. He pleaded not guilty and bis trial was set down for next Monday. Rovert Berry, & respectable looking young man, pleaded not guilty to a charge of causing the death of James Donnegan, on the corner of Jonnson and Navy streets, in May last, His trial was eet down for next Tharsday, The first trial of the term will commence to-day, + as which time a colored man pamed Francis Drake Will be tried for homicide alleged to have been com- mitted at Crow Hill during the early part of last + apeng. CITY couRT. Sixty Dollars for a Tooth, Michael Schlereth vs. Adam Milier,—On the 28th wot last February the parties to this suit met in the sown of New Lots. Before parting they quarreiled, »and plalntiff alleges that defendant bandied him so soughly as to knock out his most valuable toota, ~and the injuries he then sustained, he vepied him from attending to his busine «eral days afterwaras; and the present suit was Therefore brought to recover the suin of $2,000 as samages alleged to have been sustained on that tccasion. Defendant alleged that the firet assauit was committed by the plaintiff and that he did not uy More force than Was Necessary tn protect- we ing himself. A verdict of sixty dollars was rendered iw favor of piatntit, BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL, 1 meveasing SalariesThe Aldermen After the Comptroller. The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon fo, ‘the first time in two months in their chambers, cit y Fall, The Common Council Chamber has been ver y tastefully and richly renovated and embellished dur: ‘Dg the recess, at a cost of about $4,000, Alder- man _ Wittney occupied the chatr. Th taalary committee reported in favor of increas- ing th \e salaries of Matthew Flannagan and Patrick MeLa\ agian, clerks in the Tax Collector's office, from $ 11,200 and $1,000, which they now respectively fo $1,500 per annum each. Some objection recelve was ma de by the Alderman of the Twentieth ward, on the, tround that there was no money in the trea- sury ay; ‘Hable for the payment of such an increase. The repo Te of the committee was adopted, however, by a vate of sixteen to four tn the negative. Alder- man McG —-"@aTty moved the adoption of the resolution otiered at —-«- WE previous meeting to increase the salary of George G. Heman, cierk in the Tax Collector's office, to & 1,600 per annum. Carried, The Alde: “man of the Fourteenth ward movea that the salary of Jeremiah D, Fielding, clerk in the same oitice, be increased to $2,000, dating from danosry 1, le70. Referred to the Committee on Salaries an WAITING, of the Twentieth ward, offered a reso) HOn requesting the Mayor to with- Mure or approval from ail bills p! Gomptrolier until the action of the men had been taken thereon. In ex- reason for offering uch a resolution _ that be had understood that the ‘made the remarkable statement attee S Fok ae mp ic Alder- Vora that $1,800 been paid for 1,400 Pntadand arb, ed. bond bills by the Comptroliers’ Department, He Was in the Mayor's office one @ay not long since, when @ clerk came tn and presented a bill to the then acting Mayor of fiatorewht nano Fed Of these bonds, which had Deen printed for the _W#@ Of the Comptroller's Depart- cae The oftic \o the Executive's ch: time dectined to sign his Honor the Mayo) ‘the Comptroller, ho» shortly after the clei informed him that the ne liga since, by calcu! H 0 in excess , the chi! stead of thanking for the his brother municipal of hold his sign sented by the Board of Alde: planation of his adr. Whiting sai Comptroiler hau before the comm * could gee it and pass upon tt. financial ollicer of the city, in information given bim'by aay ee replied, “It is oue of your business.” © would, therefore, ask Tho passage of the resolu ‘00, In order that ‘some measure might be taken t ne the Comptrotier to submit his bills for the future for the action of the Board of Aldernien. aa ‘The resolution was ado e the meeting shortly aiter ad, THE TILLARY STREET S "ABBING AFFRAY, unanimonsly, and ‘aarued for one week. Ante-Mortem Statement of ‘Terrauce Flynn, who was sta of the sd inst. in Tillary streét nue, 13 not expected to recover. amputated near the shoulder. T ante-mortem statement of the Inja. Coroner Jones:— » Flynn, believing that Ian about to die, trom orgy nak, ie atatement On # about that Hine, fiitey ats Bot, between Cactl samp any wi && friend named omp sirda » WY Lowe, when» ed on the evenin, + near Hudeon ave His arm hes been Ve following Is the od man, taken hy inom avenue, in J was walk t ‘ca: ¥@ JpON Us, Aline s from ail direct 108 cas akg a'were compolied, in order, W protect onr. je meds in front o ¢ the k uses, but were ey as they did uo’ Alfons tection to our lives, We started to a ie the pore to the south a fn Rip a my house, Saw the parties ‘throws 8 | | Dut could not any whto they were, While a, “oseing she ateae was knocked down by the stroke of = stow ¢i” my tween my ehoulders, and before I could reco miabbed three timer”-onee 4%) my Dip, and the o vibe. W up on my back, & " ‘hile | was cown there were a number o When I got wy I followen the man who ale o left the kal ‘king ip my back. Jin shafts of acartand fell whole | was runnin ft him, “Howard, youare a thietl stabbed me!” [recognized bim to tha beat of mj” fas the man who stabved me. Hie name isdohn Hoy know him well—more pariiculariy than {do Jamea He who Ie anid to be a brother of John, 1 up Hiaieon fifivemse of lijuor and were n to nay w them. Have never bi men who were with Lim, Lw: with bi. Thave never quurretied with any Of the persone who assaulted me that night, that neighbovhood fourteen years od ri ce nme “bed me an ad notht, with him or tie A with the two: we oer Ce 1 know canto OF feasn whatever why I sbould have been set upon by these portien, The Dever, to may knowledge, olleniesciner Bian, wornan or eNild. Twas perfectiy r mt the ime T waratiark: Whue they @ beating @y nid, “Bock Minto bisa. the sou ——y” J Bm Hei! wcqouinred with JobD ingly commiti&a without batl to the county juli to Walt bis trial for murder. o'clock yesterday afternoon Johanna Jane Portell, aged three year ber wagon driv I was arrested and held to bail by Coroner Warren, Who Will also hold an inquest to-day. ance sweek ago yesterday of Mr. William Weiss, a extreme anxiety to his family. Hearing that che | Titava Co, Had variable and fue weather the whole pas: answering the description of her husband, Mrs. Weiss rect there yesterday, but found it was not | Sas, from Liverpool for Charleston; & Ist the Main street sewer, at the corner of Broadway— the most busy corner in the city—yesterday un- | Co. earthed another relic of ancient Paterson. It waa | with mdse and passengers, to Artur Leary, Had ‘uirong Nit ur at the the bill, preferring te wait uati ver, caine into the omce ‘kK, and when the Alderman vozt was at least $400 too much tion, found the figure to be the Wounded Mau. ol on proceeded), Wheeler, Wind E on Sund: nl—16. “Asuisted by Faarce, 2; ark, St John, NB, 18 days, for New York, | | Off do 4vih, Dulaberg, Holjes, from Newcastie for NYork, 4 mer Tripoll (Br), LoMessurter, Liver Pelee 0; Neash, 3) Manas to Jéd Frye & Co, days out. pool ; ship John Bunyan, Gilmore, Rangoon; bri tle, 12 Assi hy 8 MeBrid gana Calais for New York, with “ sake a the Downs 2th, Maz, Koockel, from Shields | H Bickmore, Bickmore, it tilda (of Heya o {2 Gorham Hexiamn oF Phinda ean ‘or New York, with apareto Hol. | | DovER, sep! 37—OM, Waverley (Am achr), from Newcastle echtg out by § acsietad hy MaMa! Murra: ns for Cardenas, 28th, Bon} Bangs, Rocko, {rum Bremen tor Total beisiog errore— Atlantic, 16; Athiet aoe ae eee egy Bangor for New York, wiih lum- | Cardif : 29h, Chil’ Burns, trom NY orx for Antwerp. Pry rg At) MS Maal Hane wo He Brown! artim: Rockland for New York, with MRTG Un Pradee Wook: NYork; 9b, FI i 0 Clu 4 ve " eck, i i" 1 Umpire dr. MeMahon, of the Mutual Club, F Oregon, Ross, Rockland for New York, with lime to J Ai ibis etd cin tk in the employ of John Clark, No, 431 Gratk'! vim Post, Roewland for New York, with lime tod atreat, visited the basement of hia employer's prem NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. t 16—Bailed, bark Armenia (from NYork), Koran thoman who nanhed me, Lave Aner ntingpié and Sinn i oaths or fhe ates Ms Hard? main “ Die and am not mista! ed at Go add, Es eee sick). (ond ot } m Ale hand a lamp filled with the burping futd. ~ Gas A eines. aren Jalinge’phia, a sateen thoes While drawing the gas from the can, the Lr anaes meee John Howard, the person Impilcat upset, igniting the @utd tn the can, which extende Schr Addie M Haines, Barrett, Virginia for Stamford. ted on Sunday evening last. to the upper part of the buiding, owned by Jou | Sehr Mary Mankio, Tyler, Gedrgetown, DC, for Fort Morria | oq o'telh, Freak “cur duo Conger, atagiug it to the extent of $1,000. Insured owe & Coane, Prait, Pita eHtartord. fags s Diora At eigen -——-—— St Alerel, Larsen, do for Baltimore. KINGS COUNTY BUDGET. for the Tull amount, ‘The stock in the’ store, owned 1 Ane 16—Bailed, ship Herald, Gardoer, Batavia (be- by Mr. Clark, was damaged to the amount of $1,600. oe ax Witaneechport fix tf = jor Caleutia, i fi ‘ei - AMMUKG, Sept 26—Arrived. Onelda, Motilivery, Callao; Behr Wr Hong, Corry Elitarettniors for Haritords bik, Fortmann, NYork, #ih, Mostpaller, Milla, Callao. r Wm Hone, abe . fohr KF King: or Eiiaabethport for Providence, +} ySiiled from Cuxnaven géth, Pring Albert, Heldericb, New Bebr Sliver sell, Bayles, Elizabethport for Newburyport, Schr 8 8 ‘Tyler, Prait, Elizabeshy Sehr N Berry, Pend The Committee on General Taxes of the county Gq mn Board of Supervisors have presented the ene fise REAL ESTATE MATTERS. ‘The following are the particulars ot yesterday's expenses of the county government for ¢ H&L voRz, Sept 37—Cleared, Withetming, Rhentz, NYork, 1 port for Harland. Havas, Sopt lo arivess Lavin: commencing August 1, 1869, and ending July 31, real ah Schr RT Grabam, Wilson, Elisabethport for N falieg bac? avia, NYork. am ‘amoung in the aggregate to $1,730,338, The | *uction sales of suburban real estute : Schr G Stapeliff, Lyons, Kondout for Hartfor Meyer, Havaca and Now Ghicane ene TOPE: Baxonia (Wy ty im this city | CASLXTADT, MOUNT PLRARANT PARK, W. J, PRO ~ | cu Horizon, Newmas, Rondout for Pawtucker feared 2th, Ukraine, Mundiord, Savannab. or ood over lant Year’ wile the duference of the | ¢ 0; $07, Ceutral av and Hackenss aba Be poce - aeekeaar ~ ndon for Hoste O phia for Hambur; Bor J Goodspeed, Bart, Rondo! Lrvenroor, Sept 28— Arrived, Halley (a), Leckie, NYo! rN jensio Harris, Allan, and Vi ita, Cr maphelt, Putadeips! ‘iinworihPougbkcepue for Providence. | tt jam, Kelly, for New London. | Hatiruw, Were Patten, Work; Ost 6, City of Boston, ( Pi ampiin, Newburg for Norwich, ub Scar Liberty, Jobasca, wich, tom Behr Robert Smith, Buladen, Jeracy Cily tor New Bedford. Schr Ripple, Notongue, New York for Bridgeport, Behr Harriet Ryan, Nizon, New. York for Frovidence, Reet, Schr Kedron, Haileld, New York for St John, NB. Sehr John A Brown, MoGul Schr Riverdale, Norwood, Ni Sour Aun Cooley, Tweddle, New York for Midd Behr M Sm, Thurston, New York for Fall Ri Bebr Cinderella, Boud, New Yor for Port Jolie Schr 8 8 Scranton, Clark, Rondout for Middiet ox Mf the Newdies i 1 amounts assessed upon the various wards, this year Jon, ‘908 and 23, Ceutra! Ags ‘rank Lovitt, Cann, from Philadel and last year, 1s ag lollows:— | 1868. Upon the city at iarge. 180y, each .. os 4 $3,191,367 | 6 lot, 303" to S13; Wumboidi'si"and” Hackensack’ road, $2,404,008 Jot Sd io i Ui ss See ead neon. Biots, 813 to 17, Humboldt at and’ Hackensack road, aide, each.” ty-second wards... 468,405 634,793 | io ai an ai, a ‘Wxl42, each. 810,160 | lov, 30 mt d 25140, each. a - B hots, 322 to $36, Huinboidt wt and ‘Hackeusack road, | ‘ or! K Bib, Annie Faweett, Bugge, for Mobile (and Sailed 27th, Vanguard, Russell; Moses Rogers, Jones; Jane oe Winthrop, Stewart, NYork ; Dover, i lelphia; Grace Darling, Cramp, Camden, Mi Gortila, Charleston; GW Rovevelt, Harriman, Bost: 28th, Hepatl, MeLoow, do; Polar Star, Bairoson, NYor! Acerte, Von Oppen, San Franeisco; 29th, Matilda’ Hilyard. Lovitt, Baltimore; Mary Durkee, Sutheriand, Ardrossan aD: ‘New Orleans Jesste Gilbert, Gales, do. oserss | Wilhelmine, Hull, Penancola: 20th, Medora, I lade! 4 Conat 101 jutton, i arctis, MeStoker, NOrleang. Sih pac anas Bntered out 27th, Howard, Butler, Boston; Rachel, Norton, barks Ilva (Br), | Cardenas; Young'Engle, Perkins, and Ellen Dyer, Leland, (NG), Stetti Havana; ‘Cecilia, Bistrup, Norfolk and Charleston; M A Rising Sun, Ponce, | Fowles, New Orleans; British Consul from Ban Francisco); 28th, Minnesota Humboidi si and iiackensack road, ‘Total.... Increase. . $2,872,498 $042,052 ‘New York for 0 yw York for River 26x1387, en 4 lots, 225 to 226 ‘Central 4 Hamborat SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE —| sohbet Gesialaigd iio PEE es, 1 Jot, 947 Humboldt st, 25x100. 2 lots, 248 and 249 Humbo 250 and 251 Humbo! ie 2 lots, db at mew JERSEY. SAILED. more, for —, from quaran Idea (Ital), Cork; Jersey City. DROWNED AT THE Pavonia FeRRY.—On Sunday Night a8 the ferryboat Pavonia left the slip at Long Dock a man, who was among the passengers, walked 5 Wind at sunsei SW. parte (2), 851 ie reowige dl crores, ne jal to the rear of the boat and stepped off, ‘Ihe boat 186 Waish, Fossett, New Orleans; Wild Hunter, Cole, Galveston ; ‘Was stopped but the body was not recovered. Boarp or’ EpvcaTion.—Some »mportant changes ‘will shortly pe made in the Board of Education. The Privileges accorded to certain officers of the Board are regarded as quite anomaious when compared with the practice elsewhere. Mr. Leon Abbett will succced Mr. Gaddis as chairman of the Normal | 31! School Committee, The scheme for removing the $i ones cat ay au R Normai School to No. 3 Public School has proved a | 4 jot NESTED Oh tee, eae aragiy as ¢ . the last lots, 15 to, Jharter Oak st, 252100, eac! compiete imure. It was frowned down at Jiots! 183 {0.165 6 F Oak si’ S5r100" each meeting of the Board. Superintendent Bevans 18 | $jo1's06 Contral av and Humboldt at, 253100 making another tour of inspection through the | 4 lot 297 Central ay and Humboldt at BBX oo lackensuck road, Shipping Notes. € O Whitmore, Humpber, Biaco via We tnvite the attention of our readers to the statement of | Hick, Montevideo; aah, emaria ( Capt Livingston, of ship American Congress, given above, | yon; Arthur Gurtine eed Rhone which arrived at this port yesterday from London, Nearly Angi all the veasela arriving at this port the pasttwo weeks from Europe report having encountered successive gales, although the Mt; Mary Hick, Martyn, ‘Boston and N Clara, Nichols, Charies- Ide Baker, Baker, Bavannah ; ;, Staples, Matanzas, 49th, Athosphere, Oram, for N¥ork, Put into New Harbor, Holyhead, 98th, Polar Star, Bairoson, from Liverpool for NYork, le bere spoken of was one of unusual violence. ONDON, Sept 27—Arrived, Cella (a), Gleadell, NYork (and jarie, Jansen, do; oi ni entered oul to elura) ; Guurtje en Kroo Boy, Perkius, Boston; Liverpool, Lambert, ary A Rich, Bacon, Carden Dragon, McLennon, NYork Cleared B0th, Corsica, Haveuer, NYork; Columbia, Voss, Entered out 98h, Enoch Talbot, Talbot, New Orleans; 29tb, Jos Clark, Carver, 'NYork. Liwextox, Sepl 27—Arrived, Concordia, Johansen, NYork. Lispon, Sept 19—Arrived, Marianna $d, Palle, NYork; lst, John Shay, Nickerson, Philadelphia, Lronopy, Sept 22—Arrived, La Ciguene, Wheeler, NYork. MaALAGA, Bept 24—Cleared, brig Clara Jenkins, Gilkey, NYork;achra #red Smith, Smilb, do ; 96th, Leader (Br), Reid, Muscat, Aug 20—Arrived, bark Sterling, Pond, N¥ork v1 Mariue Disasters, STEAMER Nereus, from New York, waa in contact morulng of 10th, off F Speedwell, The Damage to the 8 at Boston 1th inst inher Island, with res had atem and wood ends starte unknown. Suir St LawRENoR, Nichols, for Antwerp, before reported put back to Callao Aug 20, carried away her fore and main masta in lat 188, lon 83 W, and returned for repairs, Bak OHATURANGA (of Sunderland) Captain Hardy, from Bingapore for New York, which put into Bt George Bermuda, on the 24th ult, and after being out 7 weeks ex] rienced a heavy gale, which did considerable damage to the ship, put into St Helena, made the necessary repairs, and 0. piveasdad on. hee Forage with pleasant weather unillthe 16th Tawatave, ult, tn lat lon where she encoun! aterrifo ARANHAM, Sept 16—In port chr Ellen Perkins, Perkin: hulricane; on the 16th the wind increased, which threw the | from NVork for Pernahibo, fo load for NYork, itive souools to ascertain What changes will be peceagary. Hoboken. AN Ex-Convict on THE RaMPAGE.—A youth named Qluber, who bas served a term in the State Prison, on being recently pardoned, took up his abode with his father at Union Hilland soon robbed him of $200 ik road, Sxii8. ek road, 25x195. SHIPPING NEWS. worth of jeweiry. He sold it for $18, and was i arrested yesterday and lodged in the county jail, Almanac for Now York—This Day. THs Lars MURDER—VERDICT OF THR CORONER'S ———— ety of allon Donrd io-eut away tke Taatomantsthomaice | Molaionk Se Naine ae Niue Gee tan De See e a IuRy.—The inquest on tho pote of Ane Simmons | gun riges,...... 6 08 | Moonsets......eve 11 27 fopmast while falling went through the ibatchen Goma | nia (in), aten, 8 sJobn, NB for Buenosj Ayres 16.5, Juan who was fatally injured by Henry le, WAS COL- | Gun gets, 5 25 | High water..morn 131] % large ntities Of water poured below. Lost fore- ‘arson (Arg), Morse, Portland; Alice Boy (Br), Douglas, ‘ aoe oe e pgaliantinast, sprung mizzenmast and broke mi: top. | Machi: i ry z vi G Reed, Wett, Satilla; 18th, John H’ Pearson, Taylor, Baltl- more; 20th, A after @ long absence, returned @ verdict that “Anna complete wreck. She was discharging ov the 6th inst, die McAdam, McGregor, Machias; Fresh Simmons came to her death {rom the effects of ip)u- PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 11, 1869. Bara Montx VIDEO (Bp), Capt Gama, before reported put | Breeze Br), McDongal, do for Buenos “Ayres; 2iah, bri ries received during @ scuile with Heary [ule on Siig Las Into Fortress Monroe dismasted, was from Havana for Belle | [14s Late Look, St John, NB, for do; 28d, Francis ‘the lat of October.’ The prisoner Hille was accord Isle. 'y, Lewey, New York for Rosari NG), from St tid Thomas; 24th, bark Mi M Bird, Packard, S1Jone, NB, for Buenos “Ayres; briga Herman, Paterson, Portland; Tévig rom St John, NB; 26th, ‘bark Neversink, Gibson, St tephen, NB; brige Emma, Smart, Portland: Miram Abi, ‘Tibbetts, Baltlmore; EC Redman, Redman, Satilla, Ga; 26th; Sydney, CB. Capt Denton, | barks Wallace, Adams, New York; J B Bradley, Bradiey; from July 10 for Frontera, Metco, aprung a leak Bangor. Sept &, wal ore on the Isle of Pines’ Cubacon the | . 1 port Ang9%, ship Marion Emerson (Bri, Sheldrake, for Sth, abd became a total wreck. RXork ida, brlg Woodland, Mankia, for do, d achr Edith, Queensrow%, Sept 28—The bark Mary Pratt, trom Phila. | 4 ali, {or West Indios, with mules; and others. CLEARED, RG The Custom House was closed to-day, owing to the funeral of ox President Pierce. Bria C W Riva (of Boston), Ayres, from Baltimore Providence, reported as ashore opposite Belleport, LI, wei ashore7 AM of 10th inst, ‘The crew landed on tue beach. ‘The vessel is in a bad condition and full of water. Scum Dearnors, hailing from Aspinwall Hudson City. A GinL RCN OVER AND KiLLED.—About four ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TUB HERALD STBAM YAOTr}. , (Br), Lott, Liverpool Oct, and Queens- town Sd, with mdse and possengers, to CG Francklyn. Bteamsbip City of Washington (Br), Jones, Liverpool St et tos le. am ship, bound B; 2th, Int 4 02, lon 63 56, siguallized steamship Maita, hence for Liverpool. Steamship Silesia (NG), Trautmann, Hamburg Sept 29 7 passengers, to Kun- was run over and killed by a lum- The driver no by one Wiilam Koch, deiphia for Liverpool, with wheal, wan dbiiged to put in here Nore a, Winnedes arate Susan 2. Hitzgeraldy Rae, to-day through stress of weather and want of provisions. Bawiey Chludow, Bosse, London for New Orleane > . Bea ship Ladoga is ready for sea, and will probably sail NAPLES, Sept#l—Arrived, EA Barnard, Reed, Philadel- = hie. P Yor Rusit, Sept 28—Arrived, James Hull, Morris, NYork. PORTLAND, Sept 27—Put tn, Essex, Newcomb, from Havre for Port Talbot, Newark. Tae Larest Mystery.—The singular disappear- 30, vin Queenstown Oct, with mse aid 450 passengers, Dale. Oct 6, lat 48 27, lon 45 32, saw a bark rigged at SATILLA, Ga, Oct 2—Some water c pare have dritted as ike, masts and other re near Cumberland Island, Miscellaneous. PLyMountHy, “Bept 29—Balled, Kensington, Raymond, New We are under obligations to Capt Mayor, of brig Excelsior, | York. for is Bechinis peal ngiitheEddvatone 21h, Jobm Fyfe, Luce, from Harre for We aro indebted to Purser Walter Pym, of the steamship | “Yunizwan, Sept 40 Om the Dedinany Morelia C Day, Herman Livingston, from Savannah, far his attentions, Bank Jane A Bisuor (Br), Kerr, from Wilmington, Ni Sept ab, for Liverpoot, was volow tae sane ‘ing returned, with , 18 stil urce of loon keeper on Railroad avenue, is still a source Ber remy me het body of a dead man had been found in Hoboken | gage; Oct 3, lat 40 53, lon 620, saw steamship Allemannia, bound east; same day, lat 69 bv, lon 940, ship Gorita (Br, 08, lon 56 50, her husband, He was last seen on the corner of | ship Richard Busteed, bound ea Tat 41.04, lon 66 22, i teamship City of Brooklyn, hence for Liverpool. Fulton street and Broadway, in New York, on Mon- | eS Aapama, neburner, Fernandina, Fin, Oct 1, with mdse and passengers to Had strong NE winds the entire passage; Jon 78 £5 Wy, passed a bark showing a. wit W in centre, bound north. Chase, from London for New Orleans. PARA, Sept 19—Salled, echrs Frank Treat, Wood, NYork; Chas Thompson, Hanfield, do. ia, Morgan, wig; schr Auger, Ald- wr the former port 7th in item fre thocapinin and Arat maste, Who ote: ice wamene rehieee Mate, who are quite 1 rene] now lies at the Western bar, and it ia not known bow | xYorus"anhy Unite, Carson: toy gene Moe Bree Jong sho will be detained. urn, Philadelphia for’ Liverpool, in distress; Oneto, Davis, LavNncugp—At Westbrook 7th inst, from the yard of Callao. Stephen Sargent, a first class bark of about 760 tons, named | Arrived at do Oct 11, at 10 A M. steamship City of Paris, the Ella, and intended for the South America trade, Sheis | Tibbetts, NYork for Liverpool (and proceeded owned by R Lewis & Co, A &8 E Spring, of Portland, and | _ Sailed 27 others, and is to be commanded by Capt W H Lewi meriy of the bark Tatay. RIO JANFIR ‘At Yarmouth, 7tu inst, from the yard of Giles Loring, a | Wilmington, Del, vin Balla; llth; brige Aue (Dany? Brinck, brig of about 800 tons, ‘named Carrie Bertha, to be com: | NYork; Lewis L Squires, Tyler, tontevideo. manded by Capt Samuel Soule. Mr Loring is building abark | — Salied 7th, achr J P Lindwall (Dan), Landhara, Baltimore of 550 tons, to be commanded by Capt Charles Loring, son | (with 2,008 bage coffee); Sth, bark PC Warwick (Br), Kiln of the builder. Mr Blanchard is getting together the timber | Hampton Roads; brigs Manson, Gilkey, NYork; Ruth (Bi for a large ship, to be built next seaso: SAL Richmond, 7th tnay from th white oak ave of 1, t the largest sali day, the 4th inst., by a Mr. Marks, of this city. Paterson, ANOTHER RELIC UNEARTHED.—The laborers on da Railroad Company. jat 32.10 N, ect 8, I f ignal with letter Steamship’ Herman Livingston, Cheeaman, Savannab, Oct 7, with mdse and passengers, to Livingston, Fox & Ha heavy NE gales 5 of Hatteras. Steamship Minnetonka, Carpenter, Charleston, SC, Oct 8, fled 27th, Kmbla, Jensen, Dublin; Ginclaio, Montano, for- | Galway. 8—Arrived, steamer Urnguay, Dabms, the bottom of what must Lave been @ large liberty } winds the entire passage. pole, ina pretty goods state of preservation. How | Steamship Albemarle, Couch, Richmond, City Point and oid it 1s and who put it there seems to be a problem. Le And passengers, to the Ok covery 0 Y os jeamship C The discovery of 80 Many UNNEATT Of rele uzzies | Steamship Niagara, Blageman, Richmond, City Point and Ve Paterson folks considerably, and is adding now J yOrraveyh Send ‘passengers, to the Old Dominion and important links to the historical chain of the | Sveamsiip Co. locality. Ship Harriott Erving (of Boston), Salter, Manila, March 9, with hemp, sugar, 4o., to master, Had light'NE trades; Oct 3, had a very heavy 3! and been 10 days north of H as with NE and nde; passed Aujier May 25 end pe of Good Hope Aug 10; Sept ls, lat 10 62.N, lon 39 49 W, bark Northwood, tron Baltimore for Montevideo, Oct w Dominion 2 Dyer, Baltimore; 9th, ship Witch of the Wave, Batchelde yard of James Hagar, a | (from NYork), Hong Kong: barks Yamoyden, Burgess, B. tons, ni Jamestown. This'ts | timore (with 6,000 bags coffee); Emma (NG), Hausen, New ng vetsel ever built on the Kennebes, win | Orleans (with’ 4.500 do); brig Chrutien TX'(Dan), Lanne, ge exception tut of clipper ship, which measured3.$u0 | NYork (with 8000 do); 'I0ib, barks Adelaide Pendergast tons, but of less carrying capacity than the Jamestown. (Br), Chichester, do, th 4,500 do); Winifred Be), Willey, ‘At Rockland, 6th, from the yard of McLoon (88) & Mo- more (with'4,600 do); brig Eleonore (NG), Hoyer, New Allister, a brig of 440 tons, new measurement, named Adelie | York, with rosewood. Melon. phen owned mainly bythe bulldars, W Mcloon | | In port ith, ablp Agincourt (Br), for New Orleans, Ide; and Captala William M Monroe.” This brig is of excellent | barks Eliiada (Bri, summers, for New York, doy Falriisg tyodel, proportioned for peed and carriage, built ofthe best | (Br), De Gruchy, for do, do} Albatross (NG), Breckwoldt, of white oak and hard pine and is rated’al, and wil jb. | for i commanded by Captain Monroe. ew the same place, 7th, from the yard of CC Ingraham, the po! NG), beautiful three-masted schr William Wilson, of abont 860 | Haesloop, for do or New Orleans; Industrie (NG), Stein: tons measurement. Her bull {s of sepsoned white oak and | progge, for New Orleans; and othors. she is most thoroughly fastened and fished. ‘Th Also'in port 12h, brig Henry (NG), Roane, from Rich- will AL ia the Franch Liogd's for 7 years, Bh mond, Va, arrived 6th, disg. jorton, © C [ugral AKIO, Aug 14—1n port bark 8 W Swasey, Swasey, from by Caplain 8 P'Wileon | Savannah, for Moston, 1d . Bournawrrom, Bept $5—Arvived, Fulton} (», Jones, Co- Notice to Mariners. ponhagen for NYork. iaceaAs mate Sure Lng, Sept 37—Suiled, Victoria, for NYork ‘ Notice is hereby given, that «second class tron nun buoy, war ony pig ht ge pee | popaiinn Wascou, s val ate! as been set to . ¢5 a .e mark Dumbo's Ledge, Casco Bay, Maine. ‘Bearings are as | Aguncrp Mary Huntley, Clark, Rotterdam. von. Sept 18—In port, ‘barks A H Yarrington, Mayo, mn, arrived lth; Smyrniote, MacKay, from do, arrived 17th; Dorchester, Reynolds, from Cadiz, arrived same , to load for Boston; brig Mary K Thay kin a few da: bark Azelia (Br), Brown, Boston. —Sal i LONG ISLAND. Tue Rostys Homicipe.—Francis Fox, one of the three colored men charged with the assault and eB Anne eS mi Sylvester Verity, of Roslyn, as prev! mdse nnd :37 passengers, t0 q Sunounted {a the HERAzb, haa Deen arrested, and gaveriy winds and calms to 8 W, acd from thence to a 3940 c N, lon 29 20 W, light winds from NNW and vice versa. On the now lies contined in the Flushing jail awaiting an | jicernact of Sept 14 aad the frat part of the following 16th examination. 1 found myself in ths calm centre of @ cyclone, the appear- POLITICAL. Samuel H, Prost, of Richmond county, | ance of the clouds aud the sudden fall of the barometer indt- nals with steamship Missieslppi, {vingston, London Aug 36, with 1.Minturn & Co. Had announced in the HERALD, has been jandy Hi cating ® hurricane. In less than ‘no time” the sea had has been nominated for State Senator by the demo- | worked Moolt “ap egestas beepers! oe Teek beara crats of the Firat district. The republicans have | 884 furled all sail with the exception of fore and main nominated H. W. Eastman for Judge. They con- | lower ,topeall and fovesalll and | foretopmast stay. template presenting the name of M. Deane, of Ricu- mond, for Senator. ACTION AGAINST THE LONG ISLAND RalLRoap Comupany.—Andrew Van Groseveck, of Jersey City, than to heave to in the vortex an has commenced a suit against the Long Island Raii- | worked my way throw road Company tor $50,000. He was injured in the | northward, the ship going all the time round and round, litle disaster of April 23, and besides bodily injuries sus. ¢ tained Das lost his eyesight. judged the threatening gale to ‘be the body ling from the We Indies along rd, in a out ary. rt ofa hurricane, trai of prudent to ail through t follows: Halfway Rack, W 3 8, 4 miles, Mark Island Monument, NW by W, 6 miles KENNEBEO RIVER, MAINE. Also a second class iron can buoy, colored red horizontal stripes, bas been placed to mark Mile L noe of the jor four from 88! even PM was in the body of the time from the south, and veeri hip was covered all over with aqualla starting from ai points of the compass. Al PM on ther Tot Tt Rook the. win to ESE, and at ale, blowing at to the westward. black, ater ennebec River, Maine. Bearings a: fol- jatanzas, rs Troon, 8¢ i 2 Salled, Stella allen, N in Lighthi : RIRSTE, dept sts joe, Cacaco, 5 pe Small Point NW ty Ws Welles. oaneey, Sept eds Alloa Vennara, ‘Humphreys (from WarNouTH, Nept—Put into Portland Roads 28th, Foraoget, Smith, from Loudon for Philadelphia. [PER érmaneiir Rosera.) Axtwrer, Sept 30—Arrived, © B Hageltine, Gilkey, 0. Salled 80th, 8 H Hersey, Nickels, NYork. Arrived a1 Flusbing Oot 1, Obitt, Byrnes, NYork. Salihd from Flushing 29th, Jas A Wright, Morse, New Or- jeans, Sailed from Paniliac Sept 28, Caroline, Bourhis, New Orleans. t Cleared 18th, THE NATIONAL GAME. Atlantic of Brooklyn vs. Athletic of Phifadel- phia. dg being 91 miles by log, and the gal According to arrangement the Athletics of Phila- | NNW. Tnow hove to under lower maintopeatt T would mention By order of the Lightuouse Bosra: JOHN POPE, LH Inapector, lst dis triot, Portland, Oot 7, 1889, Schr Clara L Sparks, Ro dat Bermuda 4t ware Progress a NB, Dowde: ‘ gee ar 8,01 jowden, was in Plover Bay J 44, having taken 700 bbls wh oll thisseason, ne Bpoken—Ang 10, no Iat, &c, bark Amie Aun, Pierce, of NB, clead. ‘Aug 10, nol seen whales deiphia came on to this city yesterday to play the first game of a new series with the Atlantica. The game was to have been played en Monday last at Philadelphia, but the rain was master of the situa- tion on that day and @ postponment was neces- | ty; sured anid by a Tm; ase 1 big dea which awept over the quarter decks, {n consequence sitated. The Atlantics were anxious to play on | Ota T uplt blood for several days, ‘Soucding the pumps, Thursday last, but the Athletics could not meet Ue cad Wwalar was hee I he also io the " between decks, which had to be bailed out in buckets, I lost them, aud arrangements were finally made for | peiher «’ nor in this storm, and fora a spare the game to take place yesterday. There was avery | periectiy convinced myself that these terrible and destructive rotary winds cau be through, fair attendance of spectators on the grounds, and as | io” einer ‘the’ north» of south. The distam the Athletics did not put in an appearance as | of the centre may be judged from eoyteey= ei jouds. I fu re believe that i in my cass enter- promptly ag ts their wont, there were many who tained a different opinion I would have loa ny spare ad asserted that they would notcome, since—on acconat | *ls for gaskets would have never been able to hold the salle to the yards, If any of my brother shipmaaters hi te of the defeat of the Atlantics by the Eckfords on | enced {ae samo gaie 1 suould evteem it favor It ther would Saturday—the contest could not be considered ag | Kindly let me know ship's position, as from auch {nfor- &c, bark Java, Manter, of NB, clean; bi ce leaving home, 1 a Spok ° Ce 7 bagel Lot Cynthia, Palmer, Brown, Boston; Sbip Alex Marshall, ry jafton, NYork. ip Alex Marshall, Gardner, from Liverpool for New t aosd gun ot’ Avaved, David Regble, Staples, NYork. Dwa1, Oct 1—Arrived, Louisa, Hinge, Baltimore. eee (Pill), Oct 1—Sailed, Alamo, Weisenborn, Savan- York, ii ‘26, lat 46, lon 23. gh Lilltus (Br), Allen, from Callao for Hamburg, Aug 29, ber 2. oa {p'Rosalte (Br), Grandisoa, fi . | nal Veet Te Kt ene ee ew OF npitutnnavare, Sept 28_Sailed ¥ T, Thlermann, Norden- 1) iv fi Calcutt ‘ork; inant leyer, ork, %, sige er, Small, from Calcutta for New York, PHORDEAUS, ‘Bept ‘8 y' ‘Hanna , Wilbel 4 nsec FALMOUTH, Sept 90—Arrived, Sarah, Gorham, London for Boston: Oct J, Stella, Hammond, NYork. Sa Bept 9, B H Rich, Hopkins, NYork. Gtasao , Sept 29—Arrived, Helen Patterson, Scott, Pic- lean Sh AYAig Knox (ht trom R f Aug tt, vot nox (Br ‘om Rangoon for Queenstown, Au; \y tat 34.06 8, Jon 16 40 ¥. : ote ‘Ship Tellus (NG), from Akyab for Falmouth, Aug 18, lat 31 8, lon 12 98 E. Bark Columbia, Mayhew, from Eacoumain for Melbourne, mation it could be ascertained how fast the gale travel! Aug 18, iat 7 N, to ‘ to1 tending to the possession of the champtonahip. They | and.bow long it required to reach the coast of Kurope “— patatt Banola, Lusher, from Pensacola for Montevideo, Aug Horrirean nada titghed bivenee lier im NYork, Were on bana, however, in good time, and thud ail | the lst and 22d o1 'b: , ton 4 yards fo ¥ eptember, in Int 4340, lon 44 40, 1 expe- rienced another gale, which I should call “beavy,” if of tne 16th had not been much worse. From thenes ue 11% bad light winds and calms, Took the pilot Bank ou the 7h from boat Abraham Leggatt, 04. Ship Daniel Webster, Brown, London % d jark Jenny Cobb, from Rockland for New Orleans, vinia, Davis, HAVRE, Sept 29— Arrived, ‘ork. Of Key Wout, Pt | Balled 2th National, Laret, Bordenux and'San Francisco, rig Inabella Jewett, from —— for Boston, Oct 9. 25 miles | _ LiveKPoor, Oct 1—Arrived, George Washington, Brown, SE of Absecom (by pilot boat Edi Driggs, No 7). Bonny. Schr Wm H Hunter, New York for Apalacticola, Sept 29, Sailed 80th, Atmosphere, Oram, NYork; Mindora, Reed, off Key Weat. Philadelphia; Wilhelmine, ‘Bull, Pensacola; Perseverance, Schr Alice, from Segue for Portiand, Oct 10, Cape May | Robertson,. ‘NYork; Oct 1, ‘Antarctic, MeStoker, New bearing WSW, by pilot bo: 04, Orleans; Arthur, Casim, Sayanuah; Conmitutlon, Dutton, do; Germania, Byfing, San Francisco; Agenora, Olsen, New Caravan, Mickell, do. red, Sept 00, Nestrian (a), Aird, Montreal and Quebe: Halifax; Ariatides, Gerner, Norfolk, Vi that one the pluilosophers who were “aure they would not = cor come” were shown to be Inerror. Mr. McMahon, of the Mutuals, having been selected to act as umptre, play commenced shortly after three o'clock, with the Atlantica at the bat. Pearce was quickly disposed of by McBride and the ‘handsome sphynx” at firat base. Smith hit the ball solidly to centre on the first pitch, aud made one base, and shortiy after stole to second. Start was captured on the fly by Reach, and Chapman oy a ‘fair foul” sent Smith bome and — — ne we Rag 3 Per- Brig Conta guson popped up a dy for Meyerle to take. but entury Molgoa the “poet?” (long fellow) dropped it and Ferguson | coves, 19 Kiniand & Von Racha; vi was saved. Tnis should have closed the innings | and heavy raiae from the kx with butone for the Atlantica, instead of which they scored six. They were aided further by another Brig Sarah Ann (Br), Outerbridge, Jacmel, 24 day alls and & base on ‘c: ** balls, .. 4 On the Atnletic eide in this innings Reach made | [som 4nd mas compelled to throw. over frat bese by sending a slow bounding ball to Short. | sy miles W of J Reach was disposed of by a magnificent fycatch by | StJago, TheB A ya, with mdse «been 20 dara t 2, 1 lon Mary E Fish, N with light aire and caime from boat J jones, Basiger, Brome has HL) Foreign Ports. jABPROSBAN, Septa7— Arrived, A&B Lovitt, Goudy, Dub- 2, Axtwanr, Sept 27—Arrived, Ellida, Van Aiten, NYori. Balled soth’ Clty of Bangor, Menzies, Shiet Prey rie! Mork; Germanis, Blidine, San Fra ALIOAMTR, Bept20—Arrived, Wm Wilcox, Johoeon, New fAterandrin “aj Heiner Bt PR ae le att ork. Axi1ER, Aug6—Arrired, ship Good Hope, Moore, NYork Basan Koeviks Menvicongh Ateuted, becoaeasy or order 8 Harris, lo. Entered out oth, Geo B Thacker, Thacker, Boston; Lady Ciermont, Gray, Havana and Galveston; City of Antwerp ‘#), Mirehouse, NYork; Jamea E Brett, Patten, do; Frigate ind, Lippe, Philadelphia; Stateraad Brook, Nicolaysen, do; Atutraita, Curran, Savannah: John S Harris, Lang. do} Oct 1, Marens, Blandford, New Orleans; Pegasus, Cornwell, do. Loxbow, Sept 30Arrived, Liverpook,, Lambert, NVork ‘autor up to Berimidecaud tight E winds and fine weather (rom Hatteras to port, “ Passed Shanghae York. ARECIBO, for by 4th, Mary Whitridge, Cutler, from Cardiff for seh, A W Stevens, Ingraham, Hong Kong for New on & Co, Sept %—In port, schr C A Farnsworth (Br), S York. apt 28-Arrivad, Guglielmo, Trapaal, NYork. ) Regia, Larsen, NYork via Briton Forry ; 20th, oard the d wood to prevent going ashore, Sept 16, mel, spoke brig Ariel, from Demerara for on board Capt Foote, of sehr Red Sawya BRISTOL, Rasled 28th, 0 York. yl McDonald, Cuthbert, after being missed ona foul | Jacket fof Pictoa), which wont sabore ia the arbor et Gud | Casilda, Robinson, (and entered out Oct 1); Dragon, McClehnan, do; Mary A fiy by Ferguson, made firston hit to right, Dut was | mel, and was damaged to sich an extent (bat sue was auld | folyniake ae eee at See Lee era ebmiar Loumes Hinjs, Butimore, shortly after felted our at second on Fisler’s hit to | {or ihe venett of her owner, Uapt Foote; ahe mae st Vous bur | Reacuy HEAD, Sept %—Of, Eliza McLauchiin, ibber, =nion, Grant, NY Sed Pearce, on which also Fisler nimseif was headed off | MR AMS eat Dl, oe ew Haven), Hot from Shields for Providence; 29h, La Duchesse d'Orieans, Palo Alto, " Provi at drat, Pearce aud Pike both working suarply ou | var If days, with figar and molassen to LW bey eC 4 Ost Ty Louine, Baitimor whe potnt. The gawe throughout was quite lively, although she errors were many and damagin; , especially in ds, on both #ides, McDonald and Senaen- derfer are entitied to most favorable notice for their magnificent play tn their respective positions throughout. Fisier was as qulet and as sure as ever, and regarding him no more than that need be A fine rable catch” by Pearce deaerves me (nck, Gatves- eld, NYOrk; 20th, Rioh- MERUAVEN, Sep¢25-Sailed, Neptune, Sept, 29—"Arrived, Adelheim, Chri ady Tarher, Vincent, do, ih, GE, Cairn, Cook, Yarmouth, NB. MILFORD, Rept #0--Sailed, Pequot, Hoge, NOrieane. MARSEILLES, Sept 28-—Arri ‘ueeppina, Bono, NYork, BIITELDA, Bept 80--Solled, Ocewn Child, N York. Su.LorM, Sept 39--Saiied, Ricardo Secundo, Capprieile (from NYork), Ardrovssn, Vigo, Sept 18—Arrived, Rosario, Trella, NOxi American Ports, TON, Oct 8, PM--Arrived, brig Conquerall (Br, Allen chru Excelaior (Br), Woolle, 8t Martina; EJ Fbidney, Boyd, | Heraty, Meredith, Alexandria; Ire Laffrienier, Coleman; Joho Farnum, Kelley; J W Rumeey, Cranmer; Laura Bridg: man, Harris; © W Holt, Hart, and G W Rowley, Dwyer, Bait!more; Fva Belle, Barrett} Active, Coombs; EB Graham) nce, ;, bord Pal 2B Woody Gandy) Anos ‘Tibbette Brown ; Jat meraton (lr), MoCready, for do; brigs San Carlos, Matthews, rdioe, Stutes; Aon 8 Brown, Corson; & &8 Corson, aad Wm Robertson, Reed, for dd, do; and others, ; Hivie Davis, Shaw; Mary Johnson, Handy} Banta, Sept 1%—In port, brig Trial, Hopking, ano: gchre | J.B’ Marshall, Maraball; Five Sisters, ° Peterson | Mary A Witham, Partridge h Elizabeth Eng) Crowell! lug; Tigris Br), Morris, for do do, Also in port’ 1b, > B Jackson, since; J ton ship (name'not givén), from Callao for Europe, Hanson; William’ Hf at fo leaky. Mey, and J Satterthuatte, Kin 6--In port, bark Chaturanga (Br), Hardy, iv, Biizabethport; Willard Singapore for N York, dise; brig Harvest Queen, (Br), Soholtz, N' J; Hickman, Small, do; i it; 8 Hulbion, Parker, at 5 days, Brig Excelsior (Br, Mayor, Bermuda, 6 da: with iron, to Oot 7,had's beavy gale from NE, whlea ton; th, J L Thiermann, Norden ard McManus, Foster, New Orleans. BOOMIELAW, Sept 35—Sailed, Cynthia Palmer, Scott, Bos- ? ton, Sehr Wm L Burroughs, Lowden, Girgentt Aug 77, and Buxst, Oct 10--Sailed, steamship Pereire, Duchesne, New ar Sept 7, with suiphur, to Thos Dandat ; 4th fot, bad 0. gaie from ‘ork. BURNS AvnRs, Aug 16—Arrived, barks Arizona, Craver, NYork; 1th, Isabel, Arg), Moody, Portiand; Mth, brig Widar (NG), ‘Reuter, NYork; 19h, bark Jas McCarty, Mo Carty, Machina; doth, brig Nimwaukee, Wiswell, Bangor; Mat, Dark Bt Dominique (Hr), Gerrise, Millbridge, Me: B84, Bi barks Tatay, Morse, and Gadrge & Annie, Dynt, Portinnd: | Guanica, PR; Archer, Lewis, St Joba, NB; brig Helen 0. Portiand. Saiied Aug 7, bark Wala Frank, Merrill, West Indies. In port Aug ¥5, barks Jom ne. ion, 1 fycatch by Cuapman. Tne acore of ‘the gawe ia a4 follow ATLANTIO, 80 6, passed bark ; the port an. hoard anchor was gone; th : B via Para, 20 to Lunt Br aa Gabrnil (Fr), dismmasied chor was on the bow, but a i ATHLETIC Players, Pearce, 9.6... Smith, dd b....... 0 rt, tat b. 8 GV easements ti, St Ann's Bay, Ja Had strong} hing, Haven, for NYork, Id Ada Gray, R id Damon, Wilkins, for i ¢ dayn: since, Behr Robert Caldwell, with meee (o Jonas 8m! whovw passage, Schr M H Stockham, Cordery, Wilmington, NC, 9 days, apman, |. f Finler, Lat Ferguson, 0..... 5 Sensenderfer, ¢. f Crane, ©. f a Lew 2 z i r. 1 6 2 6 1 5 Meduilen, p. 1 3 26 ‘trade Wind, Corson Edna Harwood, Harwood j Compton; Charles It 8 Kelley Mary, Cro’ wi odbridy ein, p Meyerie, dd 6. rom Pernambuco), for NYork: Radcliffe, ¢ Berry, r.'f. Totals... : 4, 41h, BOA. Br. Th. BHD. 9A. i 01 Bow with naval stores, to Overton & Hawkins, Had strong eas erly winds the whole pags Schr F J Look wo , Wiimington, to Thomas & Hoimes. Had 1 Pike, 2d 3 MoDouaid, r. | wocmorn ne? 8) aemwareens 0,8 days, with tN winds the Totals = and for NYork, arrived Vth ult, Rohler, Wiimington, NO, 10 days, with y a ‘ E apiz, Sept M—Arrived, Hazard, Lewis, wart, Robi Torsey City | JG Collyer, Crosby: i ee i ards; Red srroug ensieriy gaioe ond Fury, Wlaon, MYork; gia, David bugver, ) Lovell, KYork; Aim Berber’ Gomes! e. 4 7 rk. more, Virginia ClearedBrigs Waltham, Hammond, Cardenas: 1 x Shaw, xh 4 0, <In port ships Neautan, Sbibys, for der on pop lon Cae Id (ite), for do, Cy: rdo; Saga- | (Br), David, Afichat; echy AT Uoba, springer, Philadel Fike, 15 HeDos MeBriae, i; | Schr AL Oakes, Rideout, Baltimore, more, Ric or Boston; Ktnily Farnum, Lord, une; | phias Cuthbert, 1; Fie P Ragone: ne viele . | Ro 1, for Bombay; Nonauium, Nortom, oc} #0 cleared, winamer Oriental, Snow, Savannah; ship 1—Athietie, 11 . Paseod Throngh Holl Gate, and other: Me ia niinices Arturo (Br), MoRit fe, Liverpont barks Bounding Bui FiycatchesPearce 8; Chapman, 1; Pike, 1; MeDor a ay ENP pt —Arrived, bark tetavn, Seitmere, eynolds, NYork; brig ‘Charles Henry (Br), Horn, Phil total, Atlantic 1 ecb, 3; Mewrias, 3; Fleer 1, Bocsen Usa w BOUND soUTA, Boston. a phia, to load for Europe; W H Rowe, Whittemore, Balti. telat Athlete 11. eamer Wellfleet, —. Portamonth for New York. ‘ed 25th, bark Clotilde, Marden, Boston, | more; War Steed, Nic i¢, to lond for NYork. raul 1d eatches— ie, B. Bobr Seventy-Six, Hill, St for New York, with stone AL, Sept ¥i— Arrived, Gaives Heydorn, Bremen for Sailed-—Wind 88W_ to rental, Bt Louis and Out on tlantic, 6; Athletic, ae rt London for Boston and a The ship Lisbo d vert started and iy kA Hie (Be Bye Yor’ for Loudon din the roads, where they remained Sunday in com. 0. Pat out by Bieri, 10; Pike, for New York, with tu Dupin, bag tod Boynton's Son aw ep Bi Salled, Trausit, Bartiett, Geno orors—Mesers, 0. re jue ine hesnan tote ee Dania, Sept 18—Rajled, Express, Mumford, NYork, FaLMouTH, Sept 80—Arrived, Sydenbam, Earl, NYork for ~ Arrive: wn. i Julie B Newell, McIntyre, Fy ea y Masianh te Rockland for New York, ‘ne aap O00! ~ a with fine to i Roman, Baker, Phila FIRE IN GRAND STREET. th bad Avery, Rockland for New York, with lime to per ley, coe rot y 19), for ——, Hambotit "Prot tor, singap . ved, Fredonia, Biwke, i. rige Bertha, Rio Grande, 8 D Hi 7 reperad Sebr Leontine, Pratt, Rockland for New York, with lime to GLasoow, Sept 28—ailed, Warren Ordway, Hoyt, Ha- ALTIMORE, Oct 9—Arrived, thal) At haif-past four o'clock yesterday afternoow ® | y ¥Tartond, ass eoeee? Salo; Mil Chadwick, Sage, Boston ; Wealern Siar, Crowell, Somera, NYork: Clenred-Barks F's Haws (Br), Mead, Liverpoot Ag Thompson, Rio Janeiro; Brothers, Weeks, Salon a 4 Sehr Casco Lodge, Rearse, Portland for New York, with ay. iwen for the purpoae Of drawing a queatity of liquid ) 'mberto Holyoke & Murray, GLooKerant, alied, Kije. for Besson. Italia’ (Br), Peters, Ponce, Pit; David, Owen, © sorter, Boston for Elizabethport, | GIRGEN, Sept led, Bahcho Pando, Paoililo, NYork; | Dwilin: Benedict, file, New Taven AV McKell, | ae froma five gallon cask tor a customer, having Fay # for Elizabetbport, i 1th, JW ‘Baran, Davideou. Horton, ore ine ifn ne Lougbery, mith, do; Peter Tanny, , Newburg; © A Domfeld, Domfield, Jersey City; H York; Hr Parker, Parker, New Havens fet eth or Retry Panter, 1Ob— Arr mer Baltimore, Voeckler, Bremen. BANGO vOch Se walled, sot Loulee lierrick, NYork ci ARLESTO fi IN, Oct Arrived, bark Dalkelth (Br), will, Liverpool; sebr Carrio r, Poland, Baltimore. the offing, ship Ellea Southard, Morse, frow Boston; bar! Annie Kimball, Lincoln, do. Cleared—Schr J H Bt/okney, Fooks, NYork, FALL RIVER, Oct &—Arrived, achr Young Teaser, Ellaa- hort. ‘allod-Scbr Fountain, Bennett, NYork. achrs Ji ‘Hh—Kalled, 6 F Durfee, Mirtz, Alexandria; Geo8 Adama, Baker, Philadelphia; arab W Blake, Blake, Pough eepal GALVESTON, Oct 4—Arrived, steamer Ariadne, Eldridge, Rork, bark Hanson Gregory, Gregory, do; ‘ahlp Ponvert, ‘Off the Bar Ist, bark Walter, Baker, from Canton; schr Othello, ee from NYork. GEORGETOWN, SO, Oct 1—Arrived, brig Black Swan, Fodger, NYork; 4th, ache D F Keeting, do; 6th, brig Charlee Wesley; Gritin,’ Boston; achr Ida M Richardson, Irving, Charleston, 4 Cleared 4th, achr Palmer, Ireland, NYork. pi Loucester, Oct 9—Arrived, achra Maria Louisa, Alien, fe bin. JACKBONVILLE, Oct ¢—Arrived, schra Kalmar, Lam- bert, and Breeze, Overton, NYork. iso arrived 4th, brig Hattie, Grant, NYork, 5tbh—Arrived, achr Carrie Wiiker, Boston, leared—Schr Sabino, Currier, Providence, KEY WEST, Sept 27—Arrived, schr Fanny K Ghaw, Walla, Oct 2, bark Kedar, Freach, Santa Anua (Mex), for He wre, Sailed brig Annie Bachelder, Steelman, barien. Touchea do Sept 27, bark Signal, Whitney, ym Bante Anna (Mex) for Hamburg, in want of’ water and provisions; achr 8 V Nichols, Curtis, from Qmou for N¥ork, in want of hands; Oct 1, bark Sea Eagle, Downing, from Blizabethport USERS Oat aaral she © Newey Rand and Garnock, Trott, NYork. sak ‘th—Atrived, achr Elizabeth Taylor, Havana, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 6—Arrived, ship Alicia, Stuart, Lon- lon. Cleared—Bark Volante, Castner, NYork; brig Manuel (Bp), by ay og a Geo Cromwell, Ch: and U1 — Arrive 0 inited Btates, Norton, N York. m rome et Oei Salled—Steamahtp Crascent City, Hildreth, NYork. wie arnires, steamships Bienville, Baker, and Circassian, NEWBURYPORT, Oct B—-Salled, schr ATirretl, Atwood, Rockport to load for Philadelph: NANTUCKET, Oct 7—Salled, hr Lucy Church, Adams, Philaselphia, pew BEDroRD, Oct 8—Arrived, schr Lamartine, Butler, lelphia, %h—Bailed, schrs Wm H Steele, Buck Virginia; Annie Martin, Geo own, DC; Helen, Perry, NYork, NEW LONDON, Oct &—Arrived, ucir Joseph Porter, Bur- rough, Pola hia. Siled—Brig Burmiah, NYork; achra Bela Peck, Avery, Bilzabetipont rk WPORT: Oct 8 PM—Arrived, sche TLuey Church, Adams, Nantucket for NYork; Elisha T 8mith, Harvey, Dighton, for do; Ang 8 Salter, Baker, and Palladiuin, Ryder Fall River for do; Uncas, Colt, Providence for do, 9th, 8 PM—Ar for Philadeiphin; George § Adams, Baker, Fall Balle!—Schrs ‘Fannie Hanmer, Broo! d, achrs Osseo (Br), Walab, Portamouth, U River for do. Philadelphia; h Jane, Gardner, N 8a York. PASS CAVALLO, ‘Oct 3—Salled, achra Anna C Leverett, Thompson, NYork;’ Jessie L Somers, for Pensacola, The brig Belle of the Bay, Noyes, 50 days from NY¥ork, still outside of the bar, owing to bad weather and hea winds, Schr Franklin Bwayne made @ fine passage of 4 days. Still detained outside of the bar up to t Lavaca, schr Frank Waiter, Corvon, for NYork, 1g. PHILADELP TA, Oct 9, PM - Arrived, bark George Bell ), Cann, Liverpool; schr Chas H Moller, Brown, Boston, bark Leonkina, ‘trom Greenock; also # light’ English ‘k, Dane unknown. PeCtcared--Ship Westmoreland, Letournan, NOrieans; bark Pasquale Ajello Cat, La Nasa, Bristol, Eng, via NYork; brig FI Merriman, Glover, Molle; Fioreuce (Br), Davison, i gers Tener, euler, Morand; A, H, Edwards, jartiett, Roxbury; L A Danenhower, She; joston. * (aes LAND, Oct 9—Cleared, brig George Gilchrist, Savan- nal 10th—Arrived, brig James Frazir, Matteson, Clenfues 1th Arrived, nenmabip Rattiesouke, Mersbon, Piiledel- r ‘ork, PROVIDENCE, Oct 9—Sailed, steamer Whirlwind, Phila. deiphia; schrs Gettysburg, in, Georgetown, DC; George Palen, Crowell; Phitadelphi Clayton, do; Kate and Mary, Co4 ‘Nickerson, Rondout; Thomas Nt orgetown, DO); Harriet Lewis, Taylor, do; Empire, Muthewa, do; Phil Bherldan, Murphy, do; Lizzie Raymond, Lord, do; Connect fout, Stephenson, do; Sophte And, Baker, do; William Thomas, White, do; Castilian, Jordan, do (or Bangor); Ariadne, Harding, do; Bi:low, Griffin, do (or Gardiner), 10th—Arrived, brig’ Amphion (Br), Reas, London; schre Julia A Garrison, Smith, cieorgetown, DC: EK A Stevens, Mitchell, Baltimore for Pawtucket; Eitre A Potter, Potter, Philade’phia; Sarah 3 Gurney, Gurney, Rondout; sloop Fred Brown, Gardner, Poughkeepsie. Sailed—Sobra Yohn Warren, McGar, Elizabethport; Tri- umph, Obestgr, do. AY Tagen ‘Oct F-Sailed, achrs J 8 Watson, Houch, Baltimore ; Adelaide, Endicott, Philadelphia; Lebannab, De- lay, NYork (or Philadelphia); Henrietta, Nickerson, NYork (of Gg@liner) ; Olive, Leathers, do (or Baagor), RICHMOND, Oct 9—Sailed, schr Walter Thorndike, Hall, ston. BOMTILLA, Ga, Oct 2—Tn port, briga Goo Harris, Blanch ard, for Bath, lig; Guanche (bp), Cayvt, for Palmas, da; fchte Kate Carleton (Br), Munroe, for do. do; W Comery, O'Toole, for Bath, do. : SAVANNAH, Oot 7—Arrived, ship J A Thomson, Thomson, Bath, Me; bark Sirlan Star (bri, Corotng, Providence; selrs Frank ‘Herbert, Crowell, and Mary W Hupper, Gilman, New rk, ‘leared—Bark Lamplighter, Burch, NYork. SALEM, Oct 8—Arhived, sehr D Gilford, Jirrell, Philadel- phia. WILMINGTON, NO, Oct 8—Arrived, bark David Nickels, Ww: re Roston; echrs Joho Grillith, Coombs, do; Louise Rockland; Ben, Chadwick, NYork; Mary Nn. MISCELLANEOUS. 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