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—- a ; ‘ ‘Thothas 7 of ‘Trenton; Hotepur } SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE, | Thotbas, Croziet'a Hlotepnr, i JER: saan runn! horses for premiums of ween 1m uated net seventy-ve and ity dollars, respectively, ono mile and repeat, weight for age. J. Boroughum'’s Geraid Jersey City. won the premium tn 1:47) J. H, Hinchinan, of Patver- fon, second, ‘Tho trials for speed and the proceedings of the falr concluded with a contest between toubie teams, made np for the occasion, for # premium of seventy. five dollars for the frst and forty for she second The drat premium waa won ¥ J, Od:kirk, of Free hold, in 2:48; the second py J, B, Waters, of Phiia- deiphia, LONG ISLAND, DARING AND SUCCESSFUL ROBBERY AND ARSON.— On Wednesday evening ast the village of Hunting- ton was the scene of @ most daring and successful robbery and arson. The dry goods store of H, & B, Mamlock was entered by thieves, who gagged and bound the proprietors and then set fire to the build- ing, Which, together with several otuer buildings, was consumed, and then made good their escape. On the evening in question the circus Cg d of Stone & Murray gave a performance tn the village, whick afforded an opportunity for the thieves to enter the store during the absence of the proprietors, who were at the exhibition, having closed up the store atan early hour in the evening. When they re- turned to the store at half-past twelve, for the pur- pose of retiring for the night, they were immedi- ately seized by three scoundrels, whose faces were blackened In such @ manner that they could pot be Pennines, and treated a3 above stated. after bind ing them they proceeded to search their per- sons, taking irom the pocket of Henry Mamlock about $760 in bills. They then re-entered the store to finish their work of plunder. While thus engaged Henry managed to release himself, went to a hotel, gave the alarin, and, Hay in procured assistance returned to the store ani released his brother, who informed him that the Unleves had set the building on fire and made their escape. The contents of the building being of an inflammable character the fire spread with great rapidity, and in a short space of time destroyed ihe building, together with tle dwelling house o! H. V. Baylis and the feed store of Pearsall & Conklin, which aigo contained the oflice of the Long Island Express Company, Matlock & Bro, lose about $15,000; insured for $10,000, Mr, Baylis’ loss will amount to nearly $6,000, with an insurance of 30,000, Pearsall & Coukiin loge upwards of $2,000; psured for $2,500. FISNHiLL LANDING, Tas Dump Nursance.—The Board of Chosen Freeholders at thetr Jast:meeting instructed the ttorney of the Board to draft @ DIL. to be introduced a the ada session of the Legisiavure, for the abate- ent of the dumping nutsauce carried on by the tral Railroad pany. ACCIDENT AT THE FRRRY\—Yesterday morning at one o'clock @ carriage containing a gentleman and two ladies was being driven over the bridge to the ‘yboat at the Desbrosses street slip, when the orses became restive and the wheels atone side Fan up the arch, upsetting the carriage. Tho occu. Pal throwa out, but were not seriously ju Tus Fat MEN'S ASSOCIATION.—The officers of the Fat Men’s Association of Hudson county are as fol- Jows:—Charles S. Fox, Presiden); ©. 0. Martindale, acepeage and John ©, Hopkins, Treasurer. The jer gentleman weighs 284 pounds, and the presi- dent 260, The heaviest man of ail, Hermann D, Busoh, of Hoboken, has not yet attended the meet. {ngs owing to the shaky condition of the Hoboken’ orse railroad. As the cars get off the track every trip it would be a work of no ordinary difficulty to ropiace the one in which Mr. Busch would travel. ‘Tue Exscrions.—The Democratic County Conven- tion will assemble this afternoon at the Philadelphia ‘Hotel to nominate a Sheri, County Clerk, Surrogate and three Coroners. A caucus of the delegates wi held jast evening at the Palisade Hotel, fludson uy, wheu the Jackson clubs, Wo Were triumphant $m every ward except two, of Jersey City, pledged themselves to support Harrington for Short, it is @ remarkavle result of the primaries that the old fogy element and the rowdies were discomfted in Jersey abd Hudson cities, aud te defeated “wings” threaten accordingly to bolt and defeat Harrington, even if he suouid receive the nomination, An excit- jug contest may be looked for at (he Conventiog. ‘Tue republicans Lave bot yet made & move, Newark. A OHAPTER OF FIRES—LO33 ABOUT $22,000.—The mumber of fires which took place in this city during yesterday exemplifies tne old adage, ‘it never rains but it pours.” Early in the morning, about turce o'clock, an unoccupied dweiling belonging to the Newark and New York Railroad Company, located on Monroe street, cought fire, but the prompt action of the firemen prevented much damage, An ex- engineer, Jonathan P, Coddington, was run over by DearH OF A BANK CASHIER.—Uornetius P Oak- one of tle engines en Bag to the fire aud one | joy, cashier of the First National Bans ef Fishkill of hia legs broken, Hie was removed to his andip 2] 7 home, No. 10 Canteld street, Shortly after ten | ding, died suddenly yes:erday, O'ciock the coal tar im a heating tank used SSO Be LIS by the workmen engaged in Jay the LOCAL INTELMGENCE, erly side of Broad Wooden pavement on the © rket, became iguited treet, near the corner of and soon alarge portion of the pavement skirtins te curbstone was iu a biaze, An immense cloud o} Gense black smoke attracted alarge concourse of people to the spot, but the actual damage is insigni- Nicant. The doings of the tire imp in tue afteruoon were decidedly more serious, Between two and three o'clock a fire broke out in the extensive malt store located on the corner of Kector and Front Blicets, and owned reter Ballanune & Son, brewers, Though tho Fire Department was prompt in responding to the alarm, the flames, suppos Dave resulted from frictlou tu the elevator, hear the top ioor, had got such headway as to entail the de- siruction of the entire roo’, Mie flooring and rafters Of the top floor, aud a considerable portion of the Jower Hoorand rafters, besides about 6,400 busuel: ol gram, worth about $9,000, The building is a tv story brick, exteuding 144 feet along Kector street, with a depth of forty-eight feet on Froat, Through the exertions of the fremen, in charge of Ciel En- gineer Carus, the walls and the lower floors were saved. it is feared, however, that the gable emi wail on Front street will have to be torn down, The building was imsured vo the extent of $15,000, ‘as foilows:—Home Insurance Company, of New York, $5,000; Standard, of New York, §2,000; Flremea’s, of Newark, $5,000, and Peop of Newark, $2,500. The loss on the building will be about $10,000, The grain mentioned before comprises the buik of the Block destroyed. ‘1h on jor laying in storea had Only just commenced, ‘the stoc the extent of $47,000. Winter before last tue same butiding took fre and was damaged similarly The 1083, then, owing to the large stock on band Was $45,000. After the breaking out of th y SupDEN TAXING OFr.—Un the third floor of No. 115 avenue A last evening Catharine Kiozbenzur, aged twenty years, suddenly closed her eyes in the p that Koows bo waking, and to-day a coroner will determine how, Into THE DerrTus.—Tnto the hold of the steamship Montgomery, at pter 13 East river, last night, Frede- rick Basson, of No, 222 East Fourth street, was pre- cipitated. Fred was taken out of tie depts ina Gangerous condition aud seat to the Bellevue Hos- pital. A DaNnGrnovs Siip,—Theodore Weeks, a cart- man, residing at No, 44 Clarkson street, last night ‘ayed upon Coenties slip, where he was attacked by unknown parties, aud, his muscle being too weak for successiu) resistance, he was beaten, and had to call upon @ policeman to pilot him home. “Tig UNKNOWN DEab,’'"—Last evening some citi zens lolterigg on the pier foot of Laight street, North river, discovered in the water the bodies of two persons. The police of Captain Petty’s precinct were notified the bodies taken out and piaced upon the pier, when they were found to be those of a woman, { about tmircy years, and a child, aged about four years. The chiid Was clasped in the deadly embrace of the female. Both were dregsed in dark calicoes and were shooless, 1t 1s probable tat the bodies are {uose of a motuer and child, Whose listory will never be written, waless they are identified oa the corouer’s iuquest to be heid to-day, AN ALLEGED SHOPLIFTER “IN QvoD.’’—It was terday aspark few across the street and tred the root of the dwelling No. 46 Frout street, escuplei | Sscertained at a late hour last night that yesterday by a gentlemen named Samucl Chad x, Gols | afternoon officer Beatie, of the Broadway squad, business in New York. Gesioved and . onside; occasioned, cliediy by water. the Gres sua up avout 422,900. the roof Was furniture tolai jogs on all arrested Ellen Smith—a convenient name to cover many larcentes—on the charge of “raising” a large auiount of goods from the store of a city merchant, hose pauie could not be ascertaimed Owing vo the Paterson, secrecy enjoined upon the oflicer, It will be seen REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. —Th Republican ba gp ni Ellen has suiicient ce pr ne face bird smbiy Dist . _ | of this notice—to escape arraignment and keep her County and Third Assombly District Conventions | name ont of otter journals, bllen last night 0 pled a ceil at ie Central Oflce, and may or may not ve arraigned before @ police justice tis morn SLAUGHTER OF TH# INNOVENTS.—Anthony Avont, of No. 327 East Fifty-eighth street, driver of a light wagon, last evening, in the above street, ran his turnout over a youngster named James Lahey, whose residence was Lot ascertained, Fortunateiy were held yesterday afternoon at Sisco's Hotel, Preakness, ‘Ihe gathering was unusually large, and Gver 160 persons partook of the proverbial dinuer of roast pig. Harmon fockenburg, of Paterson, Feveived thirty-eight of the s¢venty-Mye votes ou the second ballot, tins securing the nomination for Sterlit by one majority. Tue pomination was sub- g@equentiy made unauimous, A, ‘erhune, F. Dewitt Clinton and A. Butterworth were nominated for Coroners, Inthe Third District Conveation Dr. Witheid 8. Corsen received the nomination for for the child fis injuries were slight, but it was not che fault of the driver, horse or vetucle that he was not killed. Odicer Fi ming, of the Broadway squad Assembly on, {he second ballot. Tacre was consider erday conveyed to the City idospitai able excitement in Paterson last eveniug over the s ly, aged thirteen years, residing in Hominations and we number of suieueads was | Vourth street, Hoboken, Who Was run over by @ stadl- ubusuaily large. sou avenue siage and very severely injured. The Trenton. jumber Of the stage Was Dot obtained, Lor was the A Youxa Gir. I over py A Fretaur | “iver arrested for his carelessness. TRAIN.—A girl named Rogers was yetarming from | THE Cuter or DeTscrives.—The Board of Police Commissioners yesterday, at its secret session, it 1s said, unanimously promoted Sergeant James J. Kelso, chief of the detective department, to acting captain. Mr. Kelso, it will be remem- beved, succeeded Captain John $. Young on the Kameddation of the Supermtendent, apd was rapidly promoted from the rank of patroiman to sergeant. During lis administration of the oMce be has, at jeast, won the confidence of his superiors, if he bas not figured as @ couvenient “go-beiween? jor bond rovvers, and their victims. Notwith- standing application was made to Deputy Clers Hasbrweck early yesterdayfatternoon for particulars her work to her bome in th ty last evening, and Bad to cros3 the raliroad on her way. A freight train ‘Was moving down at the tine and she fancied she heard another traia coming {rom the upposite direc- tion. For & moment she became confused, and belore she recovered her Seclf-possession she was knocked down and tie wheels passed over her, wevering both legs. Tue unfortunate girl was con- veyed to the cliy, where 1 aid was prompty furnished, but her recovery ts extr ey doubual, ‘What makes the case more to her family is that ber sister was burusd to ceats some time ago. Trenton. of the proceedings of the Board, the promotion of ‘ 8 istrict Covrr.—In 1 sergeant, Kelso was only ascertained caeually at UniTED Statzs D ict Covrt.—In this court | Cire Ociock inet night. y yesterday, before Judge R. S. Ficid, a man named Edwin Gage, of Newark, pleaded guilty to an indict- went charging Lim with Gaving eold cigars without paying the special t The accused, by way of ex- planation, gaid that le gold 1,0u0 cigars toa man bamed Israei Weiss, with the understanding tugt he A WOMAN FEARFULLY BURNED BY AN EXPLOSION oF KBROSHNE.—Another fearful accident occurred last night from the use of adulterated kerosene oii that is hkely to prove fatal, About seven o'clock a female nawed Rysa Beruna, dwelling at No, 222 Woukt box them and pay the tax. Tue Court | /ulrd sireef, on the fourth door, attempted io Alla observed, if his etatement was true it would | Kerosene lamp, while in the other she leld a lighted mitigate his sentence, ‘The Agsistant District At- | 4p. The Name of the one came in coutact torney, Mr. Young, repiled that he could prove | With the duld of tue other, and, commanicatug Gage’s assertions to be {nise. The Court then se: With the couteuts of the can, exploded it, The tenced the accused to pay a fine of $250 and cost Wouad was luunediately enveloped in lames,aad her which amouniod to thirty-five dollars. A man | les attracted her neighbors, who sound her clotuing pamea James Anderson, of New pleaded gu: covered With fire. ‘The attention of onicer Gas, of to having couutericit money in his possession, On | the Bievenin precinct, was attracted to the room, Motion of defendant's counsel, Isaac X. Wilson, een- | When he tore off her clothes and extinguished the tence Was suayeuded for the pr There being } Mie. She was horribly burned, ana was conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital immediately, whe a Very critica! condiiion, no case ready for trial the juror e disebarged she lie Gil next Tuesday Mocuing at ten v'clock. i RLW AGRICULTURAL Close of the Proceedings—Beantifal Weather and Splendid Enjoyment. The Fair of tne Central Agricultural Society of New Jersey closed on the fair grounds, near Trenton, yesterday. A numerous and splendid attendance Was present, probably ten thousand, The weatuer Was superb, and every entertainment calculated to attract the attention or please the Jancy might be enjoyed provided one was plethorically supplied ‘With the indispensable “rocks.” Among the promi- nent Jerseymen preseat were United States Senator Stockton, State Sevators Robbins and Littie and State Attorney General Giclirist. Tne programme ‘was opened with the awarding of premiuins, which, though small in vaiue, ranging from two dollars to seventy-five dollara, were suificientiy attractive to ORTHERY LIGHTS, Last evening, in the lecture room of the Cooper Insuiute, before the Polytecimie Association, Dr. flail read a paper on the cause of the aurora borealis, Wasa large attendance, and while awaiting urerv Professor Diliman, President of the ai¢ Association, read Projesyor Tyndai's g theory on the undulation of light, and y intvoduced Dr. Hail to the meeting. commenced by pointing out the Interest Which attached in all ages tothe magnitl- cent plenomenon of the aurora borealis, and the efforts made by the tearned to elaborate a satisfac. tory theory as to iis cause, and in our time aa to its effects a3 @ magnetic influence. fle asserted that the opinions of the philosophic world on these lights were at variance with reason and fact ag he under. stood thein, and in connection with what he denoini- nated the fallacies afloat he quoted a strikingly the Jerseyites to create a good-natured rivalry for Ce joure i. 6 cine Faget from A his Journ: lescriptive — Of @ aplendors istinction, The domestic part of the exitvitton | of tre northern eavens when Mluminated drew ont all the housewife’s art, and tray the | by the aurora in June Jast, im which the almost unimited display of everything in the nature | writer suggested the posaibtlity of tne telegraphic Of preserves, dairy produce and rare flowers, | wire being alfected by the phenomenon. ‘The paper together with thelr goud quaiity, elictted the warm of Professor Loomis of Yale College, on this subject, est approbation of the jndges and caused that body | which appeared in the June number of Harpers? bo Hitle exercise Of their judgment to discriminate between the fair contestanis. Through the skilful arrangements and wotiring efforts of the Marshai and ex-Chief of Police Maguire and his consiabies tue Ulmost order and decorum preva.led, Atone o'clock the trials for speed commenced Magazine, De. Hall also made the subject of a critl cal analysis. ie did not see any solid reason why electricity should be regarded as the origin of the aurora, and combatted t idea of its electrical origin by aflirming that the piay of these lights lg permanent, Wliereas (hat of electricity, as he saya, with the untinished contests of Wednesday, Tue ary, cordance with tis assertion it Premium for the Mercer county horses, 25), was y 1 that a continuous stream of light caa ‘won by P, Katze of Treuton, in | be eifectuated byfan electric macatue, aud that the heavens canuot be il } reciprocal di witch did not 2:39, and the second, . 3, Quinton’s Regis ter, of Trenton. Five horses competed. ‘he double teat trot for # premium of $40 was Won by J. Odikirk, of Freehold, in 2:49, and tue | opservation, With the same strength of reasoning second prize of $20 by J. A. Waiters, of Puiladeiptia, | Dr, Hail argued that aa the aurora borealis was An 2:57. fo.lowed by ho sound it could not be evectrical, ‘The next trot was confined to the fastest horae, | witch assumes that al! electrical exmbitions, Mare or gelding, that never beat three minutes, tue | whether in the nigher or lower heavens, are noisy. rst premium being seventy dolara, the second Passing from the arena of coutroveray, he twenty-fiye dollars and the third fifteen doilars, | gesied a theory of his own, He held that th Thig trot Was wary coutested and was won, | boreads was entirely due to reflected ight, @inid great appl by Willian H, Doble, of Phila | chance disposition of the clouds and the different doiphia, ib 2:40; J. Collins, of Morristown, won the | densities of the atmospheric media so modified the second premiush, and Hi. Millar, of Phijadelphia, the | sun's rays as to produce these beautiful hight. d for hours py the 3 of Civctrical clouds—facts a to come under the jecturer’s third, Bix horses trotied, must be local, a4 the borealis is not visible to our The next trot embraced the fastest horae, mare or | breturen beneath the Southera Cross, and gelding owned in Monmouth county, fora premium | localism the lectarer considered fatal to their 0} Afty dollars, the md horse to’ ain iwenty-fve dollars. The tor ‘ax won by J, Quikirk, of Free bold, in 2:44; E. H, Doty won te second. Two com perod, This was followed by a trot for the fastest horse, mare OP ge} owned in Burlington county, the receive ® promium of Dity doliars, and the second twenty-five dollars. J. B, Hatnes wou ‘te fret prize in 2:60, and J. D. Coles the second, ‘The great attraction of the day centred in the trot elegirical origin, “The marching, countermarcn- ing and grand culmination of the glorious corona” sume speed aud materially dependent the one upon the other, The positions which Dr, Hall assumed he iugtrated io several instances by rererence to diagrams neatly constructed by him on the lecture board; but the logical sequences of tnese pictorial proofs were equally demonstrative with the general development of his argument. The lecturer was for reuium of $000, Four horses originally | jistened to aitentively, anu, some of hia proposi- en |, but two withdrew. The two competitors | tions having all the im af novelty, bO Was occa- were 1H. Harbeck’s Surprise, of New York, and | sionully appiaudes ‘They | showed the clouds and aurora traveling at the | PISTOLS AND FUSIL OIL. An Eighteenth Ward Politician with Two Balle in His Body—Escape of the Would-Be Assassins, An emeute of & serious nature occurred in the liquor store of Thomas Costello, No, 428 Firat ayo- hue, corner of Twenty-fiith street, last night, by which @ politician of the Eighteenth ward had @ narrow escape from death, From the statements of the Eighteenth precinct police tt appears that at nalf-past nine o'clock last night a Mght occurred in Costello's saioon,in which he and Laurence Hoyes and George, alias “Rat Relily,’” were the principals. It progressed for some time, and ended dy Costeiio receiving two bu'lets {n his body, it 19 alleged, fred by Hoyes, one of which peraed entirely through the forefinger of the left and, the other striking the right shoulder, and taking a9 upward direction, causing merely a eligot abrasion of the skin. The attention of roundsman Swift and patrolman Malarkey, of We Eighteenth precinct, was attracted by the firing, They lurried to the saloon, but too jJate to secure Hoyes and Reilly, who d escaped. Costello was taken into custody, and on being arraigned before Sergeant Brown at the devk he stated tuat he was the assailed party, that he was endeavoring to put the men out when fired upon and would appear against them. He was subsequently discharged, His wounds are severe, but not dangerous. It willbe remembered that on the third of June last, an affray occurred at Costello's place that re- suited in the murder of Richard Guedies, In that atfray several persons were en; \d, and that Cos- ‘tello Was shot im the ick, The Coro- ner'a jury held by Coroner Keenan on the sixth of the same month found that Gue- dies came to his death by a wound at the nands of Michael Carney, to which Joseph Hartnett was accessory, Aman named Thomas J, Carr was 4180 implicated originally, Carney was found guilty it is éaid, and the others escaped trial. It is fortunate for the assatiants that their alm was austeady, aud thus a fe was saved, UUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES. The Holman opera troupe are stil! operating In Toronto, They are preparing to give the good “Kanucks” @ taste of “Orphee” In English. ‘The band for the Itallan opera at Cairo will num- ber sixty performers, the chorus sixty-six and the corps de ballet sixty, Verdi hag undertaken to compose an opéra douse forthe Comique, Paris, Musicians are curlous to know the result, Mr, and Mrs, Howard Paul have settled a ten weeks’ engagement tn Boston and New York, com: meucing November 23, for which they are to receive $5,000, There faa talk of establishing an English theatre in Paris, for the express purpose of giving the piays of Shakspeare. Paris, It is thought, will then ve better oif than London, The Worrell Sisters will favor the citizens of Springfleld, IL, tuis week, with the burlesque of “Lalla Rookh,” It ts rumored that after the girl finish their engagement in Buitalo they will strike across the plains for California, “Tue Cuban Sylph’—Mille. Zoe—will endeavor tc sensationalize the staid folks of Auburn, N. Y., Ing the present week with a round of her peculiar high pressure melodramas, Happy Auburn ( Herrmann, the prestidigitateur, has returned to this city, after @ short sojourn in “the laud of wooden nutinegs."’ This evening be holdg forth at the Academy of Music with a new programme, and as the great necromancer will desert New York after next week, all these who are fond of the mar- Vetlous should avail themselyes of the preseat op- portunity of assisting at hig delightful ilusionary scaaces. “Der Freyschutz”? was given on Wednesday even- ing at the Stadt Theatre, by Mr. Heary Grau’s German Opera twoupe and was appreciated by a Jargeraudience, It i8 more than probable that the troupe will emigrate to Brooklyn next week for the purpose of affording the pious mhabitants of that Lown an opportunity of judging for themselves the difference between the high-pressure principle of the German as compared with the English and [talan Operas, The Zavistowskl Sisters—three native bur- lesquers—take a beneilt this evening at Wood's Museum, upon which occasion they will appear in the burlesque of “Masaniello’ and “Wip Wan Win- ae ‘They will doubliess be greeted with a fui jonse. Jem Mace, the ex-champion of the English prize Ting, likewise takes @ benefit to-night at the great wigwam of Tammany, where his beite will also be on exhibition, as will also Dan Bryant, Tony Pastor and Unswort, all of whom are anxious to show thetr appreciation of the great striker by striklug attitudes for his benefit on the wigwam staze. A grand concert forthe benetit of the Avondale sufferers will be given to-morrow evening at Irving Hall under the auspices of the American Conserva- tory of Music of this city. A number of weli known artists have volunteered their services for the occa- sivd, aud the ability of the genilemen instrumental fu getting itup warrants the belief that the ada | prove a grand success, PAILAOAD ACOIDERT—MAN KILLED, A man named Toomas Fitzpatrick, agea twenty- twolyears, Jaborer, dwelling in Fifty-third street, near Eleventh avenue, was last night ruu over and instantly killed on Eleventh avenue, near Fiftietn street, by the half-past etx o'clock train of the Hudson River Raliroad, The deceased met with iis death by jumping from the train wiile ln ynotion, The body was {rightfully mutilated, the head being completely severed from the body, which was taken to the Twenty-second precinct statien house, In West Forty-seventh street, where an in- quest will be held to-aay. FELOMIGUS ASSAULT W THE BOWNIY At five minutos before one this morning a man was knocked Gown With a slung sho’ at the corner of Bowery and Fifth street, Some citizens, among whom were some friends who called him “Chariey,’’ endeavored to take him home, but when our reporter, Who saw the parties, left five wluutes after he was insensible. A policeman of the Fil- teenth precinct stood one biock otf, but did not interfere unt{! Lis attention was cal.ed to tiie affray by (ae wilter, FIRES IN THE CITY, In East Ninth Street. Afire occurred last night in the c Wop of Charles Winzer, No. 817 East 3 which $3uv age was sustained, nent roofing tnth etrect, by In Broadway, At half-past seven o'clock the wheelwright and blacksmith shop of John Lapin, corner of Broadway ond Seventy-fourth street, was entirely consumed by fire, together with couteats, Captain Davis, of the Thirty-frst precinet, reports the Jovs of Mr. Lapin at $1,600, Which Was insured ig the Conte: penta! insurance Company for $1,159, Pi In 117th Street, The unoccupied house, a three story brick struc ture, the property of John Zeigier, situate in 117th street, near Fourth avenne, took fire last night end was damaged $1,500, Tue insurance was not ascer- tamed, TELEGRAPHIC James A. Patten, employed inthe National Ty Works, at Rast Boston, was instantly killed yes! day by being caught in the machinery. Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnatl, left that city last night for Rome, to attend the Ecumenical Counch. The Convention of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar, ot Obio, commenced tn Cleveland, esterday, and will continue until Wednesday next, The attendance ia large. During the sessioa impor- tant matters in the several degrees of Masoury wili be brought up. J. Alexander Simpson, a prominent republican of Putiadelphta, and President of the Board of Return Judges, on leaving that body last night was assatited by rougngin Chestnut street and beaten & a bg Manner, It is said his \ife is despaired o CUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpon Moxey Marker.—Lonpon, Oct P. M.—Conso.a closed at 9334 for boty mouey and the account, Uni ates five-twenties, 1564, 644; 1866, old, 845 82)4. Ten-forties, 7644, Erie Ratiway shares ) detu0is Centrals, 04; Allamtic aud Great Weatern, ‘The reguiar weekly etatement of the Bank of Eng- Jand, made public to-day, shows that the amount of bulifon in Vauit has decreased £867,000 sluce last week Parts Bocrse,—Parra, Oct, 14, 3:90 P, M.—The Bourse is dull, lentes tif. lic. FRANKFORT BOvRSE. RANKFORT, Oct, 14.—United States five-twenty bonds are firm. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14—4 P. M.—The cotton market closed with @ down- ward tendency, Middiing uplands, 1244.3 middling Osieans, lad, The sales of the day have been 6,000 [com] of Which 2,000 Were takeu for ex port aud specu- avon, HavRE Corron Mankrr.—fNavner, Oct. 14—Even- ing.—Cotivn closed guiet for éock on spot and to arrive, , Liv BRPOO ROVISIONS MAnKeT,—LIVERPOOL, Oct, J4—1 P. M.—Fork 13 firm. Cheese, 66s, per owt, fur the best grades of American fue. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,—LiveRPooL, Oct. 14—4 I’, M.—Fine rosin, 158. per cwt, spirits petro- Jeum, 10d, per gallon, Linseed oll, £32 Jos, per ton, LONDON MARKET.—LONDON, Oct, 14—4:30 P. M.— Refined petroleum, 18, 83,d. per gailon, Lingeed oll, £29 16a. per ton. Tallow, 47s, 6d. per cwt. bay clem Ley! iby pp 288, Od. per cwt, RYROLBUM MARKET.—ANTWEMP, Oct, 14—Petro- | Jeu closed Arma wt 6460. M4 i NEW YORE WERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1860—TRIPLE SHEET. BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS, COURT OF OYER AND TERMMINEA. The Trial of Officer Heunessey. Before Juage Glibert and Associates, The trial of oMicer John Hennessey, patrolman of the Forty-third precinct, for assauit and battery on the late James Haggerty, was concluded yestor- day afternoon, The prisoner, on being placed upon the stand, testified that he had been connected with the police for the past twelve years; that he never struck Mr, Haagenne on the head, and was greatly sur prised when he was shown the blood, He struck A upon the knuckles aud upon the soles of nis eet. - Judge Gilbert in his charge said an assault had been defined to mean an unlawful moiestation of & man’s person. In making an arrest an oilicer was bound to use the whole force at his command if necessary in order to effect his purpose, If the oficer committed the acts, as charged, on Smith street, near Union—namely, the taps on the head—or if he threw deceased on the ground, on Union street, near Court, and again on Degraw street, near Doug- lass, then he committed an unjustifiable assault. ‘Witnesses for the defence had sworn that they had seen the acts committed, but thelr testimony waa contradicted by that of tne defendant himself. They had heard the testimony of botn parties, and must be guided by It, and not by any general abuse of police officers or station houses, ‘The jury then retirea, and, after being out about an hour, returned and stated that they had failed to agree. After having the testimony of two witnesses read to them they again retired, and were out about an hour and @ half, when they came into court and stated that it was iupossibie for them to agree. They were therefore discharged. The Fifth Ward Riot—Trial of Robert Berry for Murder. Robert Berry was placed on trial yesterday after. noon, charged with having caused the death of James Donegan during a riot on the corner of John gon and Navy streets, on Sunday, the 2d of last May. dt appears there were two socleties which were In the habit of meeting tn this locality, and the mem- bers not unfrequently got into fights. One of these societies was the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the other was composed of the worst characters in the ward. Michuel Murty testuled that he saw (he prisoner have the deceased up against a fence, and tought he was striking him with a stick; that after they lad been struggling for a short time the deceased started out upou the sidewalk and exclaimed, “I’m stabbed.’? Witness testified that he belonged to the Society of Hiberuiaas, but when asked what their objects were he hesitated} and said he did not think he bad aright to tell, He dually adunitted Lhat 1 was a benevolent organiza- tion, and that they were banded together to support one another in general. Other witnesses testified that there were two or three atfrays in Navy street on the day i question, and that during tle affray im wich Donegan was killed sucks and stones Were freely used, the tial will be concluded to-day. Sentence for Manslaughter. Francis Drake, the colored man, who was con- victed of manslaughter in the third degree for the killing of Willian Fitzpatrick, at Crow Hill, in Juue last, was taken before the court yesterday and sen- teuced vo two years and six mouths’ Imprisonment iu the State Prison, ERCOKLYN INPELLIGENDZ. Buno.any.—The store of Hugh Radden, at the corner of Pacific and Willow streets, was burglar- jously entered yester¢ay morning aud robbed of forty-dve dollars’ worth of goods, Tur Ropsery oF Mr, SHAFFER.—M, W, CO. Pat- ten, the young man wuo was arreated a few days since on a charge of robbing Mr, Chauncey Shafer, was taken before Justice Walsh yesterday and dis- charged, there being no evidence against him, Iv was stated that Mr, Shailer’s wallet, minus $100, Was suosequently found stuged into the letter box in lus olive door, There 13 no clue to the thief, THE WLLUAM BURG DISASTER. The Coronor’s Inquest--The Witnesses Declare the Superintendent of tue Work to Have Been Intoxicate Coroner Whitehill and jury assembled last mght and took testimony in relation to the disaster at the People’s Gaslight Works, foot of South Tenth street, Williamsburg, by which William Nolan and John Lofius lost their Hves and several others wore Injured, Joun Tully, sworn, deposed—i reside at No, 47 Suffolk street, New York; wags employed at the gas works when the accident occurred; have been work- ing for the Novelty lron Works Company for nine veen years; Mr, J. P, Woodrud had charge of the work; | exauuned the guys twenty minutes pre- vious to the accideat and found them ail right; I did not notice (hat Mr, Woodirud? was in liquor antil i heard the Coroner say that ue would wave (o arrest him; on one Monday afternoon while be had charge of the work I noticed that he was tn liquor, and told bim that he ougat not to go to that ginmill so often; previous to the aceidengl was told by some of the men that Woodruff had given orders tO slack @ guy that held some of the rafters in their Place and to pullon another one, aud wnat action caused the rafters that were held by the guy to fall, carrying all the roof with then; all necessary pre- cautions were used m carrying on the work before the slackening of the guy; the wuy rope ran over the top of the wall with a plauk ever It, and was fastened to a Aywheel otitside; the others were fastened to girders tat stood on each side of the door of the building; I have heard the men say that Woodruil was in liquor at ties while in charge ot the work; he was only four weeds in the employ of the Novelty Iron Works. In answer to a © bpelesa by @ juror the witness stated that he did not entertain kind feelings toward Mr. Woodruff, having been once dlacharged by him and afterwards reinstated, Join Allen, sworn, deposed—{ was employed at the worké where the accident occurred; was ou the roof or the building at tho time it fell, but aayed myself; the ratters were not properly braced; they were ouly braced on one sive; I have noticed Woodruf tm ijiqaor several ilmes; have heard the men say that they were a(ratd of the way the work was being constructed, and sev. erai of thera left 10 on that account; 1 have had no dimeuity with Mr. Woodruis gui still ty (ue employ of the Novelty Compan The inquest was here adjourned until Mon lay evebing uext, Mr. Woodrull is still wader arrest. WASHIRGIQN PARK IMPROVEMENT, BROOKLYN. ‘The Work of improving Fort Greene, or Washing: ton Park, as it is now termed, is rapidly progressing auddrawing towards compietion. As it is the most central and, therefore, the most important of the public places of recreation under the management of the Park Commissioners of Brooklyn, a very natural interest is feit in the maturing of the present plan for its reformation and beautifying, A detalied description of the work proposed and approved by the Commiesioners has long ago been published in the HexaLp, ‘The work was commenced m June, 1863, and pro- secuted with consideravle energy until it was sus- pended on account of the frost. During last year tue Gaut has been graded and paved with coal tar concrete, the artillery roud has beea graded and paved iis entire lengti, the paving of which is four ches in thickness, The walks are paved with the same material for a depth of three inches, The amount expeuded last year on Washington Park was $73,430, The Commissioners have secured $75,000, Which amount las been inserted in the Tax Levy by the joint Board in order to enable them to finish the proposed improvement. The who.e coat will not, therefore, exceed $148,000, The sum pro- vided for tn the badget wil be made payabie to tue Commissioners on (ue ist of January. ‘There are now about two hundred men engaged upon thls park, the principal occupation of which force 18 the Construction of a substantial stone wail, which {9 to enciose the entire area of the Hark, and in constructing @ fine roadway on the routiwest side of tne ark, from Canton sirect \o Fort Greene piace, Which latter wii be @ great saving of exertion to pedestrians, who will by this route pe enabied to ovviate the Iabor of crossing the higher ground of the Park in going from Myrtle avenue to Fort Greene place or of making @ circuitous route. The wail alluded to 13 like the one at Central Park, being vuree feet high on the onter side, With a ditch on the inuer side of three feat in depen and four feet In width. The height of the wall, from the top lo the level of the ditch, will be, therefore, six feet. It has been advised that an fron railing be set on the wail, but Wits has not been decided upon as yet by the Commissioners An ornate sheiter or refresiiment building of framework 18 In course Of erection on the suinnit of the Greene aud t# almost fluished, the planting #eason hus been lully occupied by the gardeners, About five thousand trees have been planted, and eb immense quantity of sirubvery. Towards the replanting of Fort Greene Mir. Husted and Mr, 8. Beach have each contributed @ valuable coliection of trees and shrubs, Gragsy slopes have been formed and banks have been fertilized. The vault for the reception of the bones of the Prison Ship mar- tyra of Revolutionary memory, which {8 to be built immediately below the saluting stand, on the slope of tue hill, has not yet been com. menced, althouga the Common Counetl has calle the attention oj te Park Commissioners to the sub- jeet upon more than one occasion. It will not be longer deiayed by the Commissioners than January, when they wil lave the necessary funde for that purpose, ‘There are no provisions made tor a monu- Inent to the martyrs as yet; designs for one have been drawn, however, ‘The Fourth of July, 1470, has been suggested as a fliting occasion to thus | commemorate the memory of tho patriot dead by a ogg inauguration of the proposed monument, ‘The improvement of Washingtoa Park wili, it is antictpated, be finished by June next. The Ligculn Monument eregied on @ pedestal ip the centre of the entranée ¢o (Br), Gibbon, sche (ex Bonet Prospect Park will be wtthes wiht appropriate sits ty tara janan dora, wend sane ceremonies on Thursday, the 2ist inst. ‘occa. o Downes Norn: BE Jee ra ore: spared sion will also be signalized as an auspicious one in ‘Ball ‘bark Cartor, Kenny, Balttmore; Em- the history of public improvements in Brooklyn by @ (br), Webber, Boston ; ‘4th, steamer Fiorida, Otay, wiTeouh ee catia we cc caitaose | rain, sims rua, ot PA cireult arot ‘arl Bl more. Re ses ee merino Ka distance | Cicared ith, bg Thomas Owen, Gupttl, Calbarion; 8b, ‘thy bark Philenay Rose, Kaitimare, In port #th,'bark Mary E Hinds, Hasting, for New Orleans, 1dg; Harry Booth, Ohaae, for NYork, do; brig P Snow, for a por: north of Hatteras, 1g imolasues a 84 26 per M0 gallons; Proteus (Br), Gibbon, for NYork, Ig: Hop (Br, Monterola, fur New Orieans, do; ache Island Bel sons, for New Grieans, do; Martha Anu, Davis, for do; 8 @ King, Presse, for brazos, Santiago, doy and ouneys. Sclir Lizzie, Hatehe ‘at Key Weat, chartered to load Lhds sugar at Caibaries for Portland’at $8 60. Livervoo., Oct l—Aarrived, steamship Pennsylvania, bh | VOCLNE, July 22—Arrived, berks Harrington (Br), Colgin, Rowton,’ sith, Gemabok, prc eid ip cat + cis B Fy, Durhata, SHIPPING NEWS, Alinanac for New York=Tils Day. 611 520 Sun rises. Sun sets, Moon sets. High water, morn 1 22 morn 4 26 PORT OF NEW YORK, OOTORER 11, 1869, Saiied July 22, bark Sharpsburg, Bogart, Batavia. MatANZas, Oct 8-—Salled, bark’ Geo » "Hunt, Woodbury, Portland via Sagua; 4h, brig Almon Rowell, Drisko, Phil CLEARED, ‘Tarifa (Br), Murphy, Liverpoo! via Quecustown— In port 8th, bark R W Grifith, Drummond, for NYork 14) brig, Carol @, McFarland, from and for Baitimore, arri st, Ig. MONTREAL, Oct 14—Arrived, ships Glenbervie, and Angle- sen, trom Glasgow. Pour au Prince, Sept 94—In port, brig Jane, Allen, from Boston, disg. sty i. x ginieamalip Morro Ceatie, Adams, Havana—Atlentic Mat eee net MEW, AUG St —- Sleds BAe CONRAD AHO tea ‘0, a les r hea, aiSietmuabip (ft Livingston, Cheeseman, Savannah—Living- Myce Tie Gece, Haley Reson one Homer Be jon, Fox 10. “ corn. Bioamalilp Minnetonka, Carpenter, Charieston—Arthur | At,lott 1" ite, alana ta git hs nokia soit ST THOMAS, Sept )0— Arrived, brigs Halifax (Br), Power, ship Empire, Price, Wilmington, NC—James Hand, % afeo pbteamesly Sainioia, Alexander, Nartolk, Ciiy Volatand | Korg %da'tih), Coopers Demerara, (ahd esited ate for lchmond—Old Dominion steamship Qo, Ponce to load molasses tor NYork); lst, ship Sumter, Bleamelip Neptune, Bal Boston—W P Clyoe. a lp Sir Robert Peel, Larravee, Loadon—Griauell, Minturn Brig Koseak, Elijott, Barcelona—F Talbot & Co. g,btle John Léwis (Bt), Carter, St Johas, NF—P'I Nevius & 8. sobtiy Ben Nevis (Br), Forrest, St Johns, NF—Hation, Wal on & Co. Sehr T'N Tower, Perry, Kingston—H W Lond & Co. Schr O E Heliler, Mitcholl, Galveston—C W Adams & Co, = Schr Helen Augista, \ells, St Auguatine—Bentley, Miller omni 8ebr N W smith, Tooker, Charleston—N L McCready & Co. on LQC Wishart, on, Cl tou—~N L McCready & 0. Schr Dart, Johuson, Stamford, Bloop Henry Clay, Mack, Hariford—G K Rackett & Bro. ARRIVALS, Keene, Montevideo (and sailed 2th for Jamatea to load for NYork’; brig Koodoo (Br), Percy, Barbadva (and sailed 9d for Port au Prince to load for Northern ports); 22d, schre Lily, Woolford, Guadalonpe (and sailed for Jamaica ta load’ for NYork); Edna (Br), Hineon, Dominica (aud sailed for Jamalen to ioad tor N¥ork 5 Stn, Steamship North meriea, Slocum, NYork for Rio Janeiro (and proceeded). Balled Sept 20, schr Athiete (Br), Powers, Port au Prince to oad for Northera ports, bark Zalina BPs, Hewitt, (from 8t Passed by do Oct 1 Kitts for Turks Island; brig Mirelia (Br), from Barbados for erry, from Newport, St John’s, PR. In port Ooi 2, bark Lorena arrived Sept 27, ‘disg, for Guantanamo to load for NYor} Florence Laker (Bri, Bond, from NYork for Montevideo, leaking disg; brivs Blanche (Br), Hines, from Bridgewater, NB, arrived Sept 23, ding, to sail Uct B for StJago, to load gar for NYorx; Faucte Butler, Burtiett, from’ N York, arrived Sept 24, disg, to sall Oct 3 for Turks’ Island to load for NYork, Mary Grace (Br), Morrison, from NYork Se 25, disg, to wail Oct 3 for Jamatea to load for NYork; Lady REPORTED BY TIO HERALD STAM YATTC Monk (Br), Gordon, from Dominica, arrived Sept 24, for Steamship Columbia, Van Sice, Havana, Oct 9 with mdse | Jamaica to loud tor NYork; Ava (Nor), n, from Li ver- and ngers, to the Atlantic Mafl Steamship Co, pool for Galveston, arrived Sept 4, disunasted, Steamship Varuna, Spencer, Galveston Oct 4, via Key West Spr JAGo, Sept 23-—Arrived, brigs Ariel (Br), Doane, Bare Sth, with mdse and passongers, to C H Mallory ¢ Co. bados; Mth, iferald, Loughlin, Phi'adelphia; 26th, Loule Steamsiup Isaac Bell, Bourne, Richmond, City Point and | (Br) Tuzo, N¥ork; 23th, bark ‘hos Hawulu (wr), Miteboll, ‘Troon, TRINIDAD, Oct 3—Sailed, schr Thomas Holcomb, for New York, American Ports, BOSTON, Oct 13—Arrived, ship Goldea Rule, Hall, Livers ool; achrs Webstor Kelley, Haskell, Baltimore; ‘Zampa, jewert, do; Richard Bullwinkle, French, do; Warren Blake, Messervey,'do; J G Babcock, Smith, and A #& Paige, Haley, Philadelphia; JF Alburger, Corson! do; ‘Robbie W. Dillon? Ludiam, do; Joseph Maxteld, May, do; R H Wilson, Gard Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Uld Dominion bteamsiiip Co. Steamsh!p John Gibson, Winters, Washington, DO, with mdse, to Paliips & Brown. Bark Uller (Nor), Stark, Rio Janetro 44 di Roads Oct 10, with’ coffee, to LE Amsine| Funoh, Edve Co. Croastd the Equator Aug 19, Iu lon Had fine weather most of the f Bark Pasquale Ajelio (Ital), Philadelphia, 8 days, Robinson &'Co. Will toad for bristol, E, ) #8 days, with hides, &¢, to | ner, Amboy; Fer, Rogers, South Amboy; Albert Treat Rorthorly winds tho entire passage. Oct 18, | Sawyer, do) Varroll’ Merfitt, Bilzapetiporr; Onward, 8 2 “passed brig Nalad, bound N, do; Richmond, Cobb, Je ‘ty; Belle, Howes, Hdboken } has Thompson, Hantield, Para, 23 days, with rubber, | la, NYork Wlaseits, Kenulaton, do; a &c,toL E Amsinck & Co, Had light weather the whole Mary Eilzabeth, B Jones, Lewis, St Marya, (in, 10 days, with naval stores, to A Abbott, Had easterly winds most ‘of the pas faye. Schr Horatio Nichols, Depew, City Potnt for Stamford, Schr T WH White, Cranmer’ Richwoad, Schr J F Doughty, Dukes, Virginia, Schr Orvetta, Bodine, Virginia. Schr Robert F Stocktoa, Bowker, Vir; Solir John Lenthall, Barton, Virginia. Schr elle R Hull; Driscoll, Virginia, Bchr C C Sadler, Smttn, Virginia, Sobr RE Steeinian, Ingersoll, Virginta, Schr Barbara, Hediien, Virginia. Schr Isaac Hinekley, Watling, Virginia, Schr WN Gesner, Egbert, Virginia, vin Mann (Br), Mann, » NYork, to load for # a; A A Andrews, Kelle Aries, Wiley, siso; bari jobile; bark James. pe; sehra Walton, Philadelphia, Also phia; ship Sunbeam, Beal, Bai jay hoverts (Br), Koif, Port au’ Prince? sohve (eipia; Edlle Waters, Gregory, NYork ; igeon Cove, to load for N York, Jol. Bark Zingarella started” but ‘oads and remalued at sunset, with an un- pleared—Ship Ivera (Br), Fox mer, Savi aren, Bea Mary Jobm Sailed—stoa anchored tu thy § known brig. Oct 14—Arrived, steamer Glaucus, from NYork; ship Pi mier, Merrithew, Calcutta; brigs Englet, Terry, Leghorn; T A Darrell, Payne, A BALIINOLE, ‘Oct werp. W—Arrived, schr M M Knowles, Schr Sarah A Wilson, Wilson, Virginia. P c| cnr youn Tway, Insian, Virginia. | Pde: Boston. Below, off Swan Point, bark Acacia, from r Henry Al atom, Georgetown, DC. - Cleaved—Sebra Anthony Kelly, Somers, NYork via York chr HJ Raymond, Elisworth, Georgetown, DO, a Nay Caldwell, Jersey Guy; Sata Milley Wright eh Lo} Schr ED lotts, Vaughn, Georgetown, 04, ‘adicott, Endicott, Baltimore for Harlem, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH, Steamship Wamantta, Fish New. Bedford for New York, S A Read, Arnold, New Haven; 0 ‘Donner, Jones, Bpuyten Duyvil; Bedabedec, Hix, Boston, Balled—Larks ludustric, Jas Welsh, BANGOR, Oct 12—Sailed, brig Allston, Sawyer, Rondout; achr Maud Webster, Wentworth, Je ney City ce ad, Howman, NYork, BATH, Oct 12—Saled, schrs Fair with mdse and passenzers. to Ferguson & Woot, EASTPORT, Oct N~Arrived, selr Everglade,’ Leland, Bark Boundlug Billow, Reynolds, Boston for York, in | Joggina, N Phila telphia ballast to Baker & Russell FALL RIVER, Ot l2—Arrived, sche Joha Walker, Davis, Phijadeiphia, Sailed ~schrs Phil Sheri Chase, NYork. HOLMES HOLY, Oct 11, PM—Arrives, brig John Pierce, from Rometios 15x ‘Boston’ Angeliay Brown, Haltlinore for do; Clreassian, Dunkor, Boston ‘tor Phijadeiphia; achra Ke- drov (Br), NYork for StJoha, NB: Alexandria,’ Cates, do as Heath, Graves, New Bedford for Now York, in , Murphy, and Sea Flower, Schr A Wooster, Jed Frye & Co. 4 Schr Juchia, Shute, Belfast for New York’ with lumoer to tone, Sehr Forrest, Bantlev, Belfast for New York, French, Calais for New York, with lath to ith lumber to Waydell & Co, for Woston; Julia A Rich, Fletcher, Elizabethport ScurJ B Robinson, Harding, Gloucester for New York, | for do; Abaco, Lamson, do" for Newburyport; Mail, with tish toJ A Stetson, Merrill, South Amboy for Portsmouth; Whitney Long, Schr Mediator, Gase, Boston for Rondout, Hayes, Windeor, NS, for Alexandria; Mary R Som: Schr Saul P Hawes, Jackson, Boston for’ New York, era, Somers, Mos for NYork; Blondel, Chapman, Schr Richard Borden, Borden, Fall River for New Proviucetowb for Philadelphia, Gustle Wilson, Hoyas Ri Vv Sebr Hariiet Lewis, Wheele, Providenca f¢ Allen, Doan McAdam, Pearson; Charlotte Fish, Wile Behr J Clark, Fowier, Providence for Elizabethport, Schr Jos Hall, Mayhew, Portland, Ct, for New York. Scur 8 W Ponder, Palme, Portland, Ct, for New vork Schr Garland, Lindsay, etidgeport for New York. Sebr G8 Allison, Philips, Porwhester for New Schr Sarah Marih, Long, Oyster Bay for New York. yet Loag Islander, Gallagher, Cow Bay, LA, for New Yor Yams’, James Young, Wilson; George McFarland, MoFar. Inud; Charles & Paice, Doughty, and Emma, Hall, Boston for Philadelph vse Maymmond, Higgins do tor Warhing. ton; Neitie Brown, Higgina, and Rhodelia Blew, Haley, do for Richmond; Maid & Henderson, Price, Portsmouth for Philadelphia C estor for Oct 12, A Salem for son, Alexaadri NB, for Providence ie May, May, do for do; Hesperus, Conary, or wed, bark White Cloud, Freeman, in telphi brigs Crista CO Colson, Pay- for Buston; B Coomen (Br), Smith, St John aboraso, Lyna for do; schra WW Siner, Huntiey; Lenas L Adams er, Weaver; Auale Magee, Young; Sorson, Corson, and Addie M Chad- phia for Boston; E A Conkling, w York, Lr Enterprise, McGinnis, West Farms fo BOUND BASE. Brig John Lewis, Carter, New York for St 0 n Nevis, Forrest, New York for st Jol h dict, Hilla, Baltimore for } Schr J W Bennett, Nickerson, Philadelpbia for Joe, Phil do Alfred D Haddell, Long, lo Sebr D Eddy, Ho for Lizzie D. Small, Thee, do for Lynn; folrT Hannah, — Admiral, Stecinan, do for Salem; ‘William R Geun, Schr Mary Mers! East | Small, do for Boston} Charles A Jones. Grillin, Georgetown, Greenwich. D ©, for do; Monsfield, Acborn, NYork for Boston; N Berry Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, South Amboy for Now Haven. | do for Salem; Robert Foster, Harcaden, do for lipse, Samainia, South Amboy for New ilavea. giant, Nickerson, South Amboy for Warely er Spellman, Pratt, Amboy for Norwich. Funtit Joues Hilzabethport for ) bext Green, ——, Ellzabothport tor Urov! Knox, Lavell, Elizabethport for f elius, Gramich, Eilzabethport for P Schr Geo Nedgar, smith, Eliz: JH Youmans, Gildersleeve, ‘Trefethen, Dover for Biizabethports Mary jin, Fhomas, fortsaouth for Philadelphia; PS Lindsey nery, Sac ie; Rarichaud gn), St Jonm NB for Puilade)ph ray, Ipswich for do, Curtis Tion, Somers, Bo ¥ the ‘Arrived, brig Adonis (NG), Beckwoldt, Rio Janeiro. MOB MACHIAS, Oct 7—Satiled, schr Porto Plata, Montgomery, ‘tau Platt, POTN ONLEANE, Oct 9—Arrived, ship Leamington (Bri, ‘nderson, Drummmonty Movile, Ip Sherman, Quick, NYors ory, Reed, Hayaad And Baltimore, lrg GAL Wentworth Ieob- ork, Arrived, echrs Mary or NYork; Marshall Perrin, Pacwat ri ce. chr 18 Ferris, Raynor, Flizabethport for Bristol Schr Hydrang Jizabethport for Bri.iceport. Schr Jacob Lor port, Behr Ply Sehr Kiam Sclir Eltza, Beir Ann Ei Schr Greene © nd for Bridge few Haven, Jiza, Caswell, Roudout for —-. nty Tanner, Hyde, Rondout for Hartford, eklat Suen a, Bs Snow, Ri ton for Philadaiphias George P Trigg, Liontken, Gl Schr Benj Butler, Fowler, Newourg for Providence. ‘0 joseph P Ross, Panl!; Caroline C. Schr 8 B Spofford, Hawkins, Newburg for Prov. ieue fe ee aheuie: Gree * an ce tere, wan nee Schr Empire, Ferguson, Newburg Cor New Londoa. Chiske, and Pi ‘tan, Murphy, Fall Rivor for do; Fore Schr Lafayette, Bradbury, Croton for Bridgeport. forae, Thorn ce for Haverstraw; Justico, Taylor, Schr Eveline Ross, Coe, Croton for rida Scur Edward Lindsley, Hill, Hoboken for bri: Schr Lamarting, Gurney, New York for Ware! Schr Chaa © Beebe, Rogers, New York for New Belr 8 B Sunail, Cates, Jersey City for Boston. Beli Quward, Gorham, Now York for Now Wavea Schr Kmma, Fitch, Nel York for Noapk. Schr Leonora, Aenvy, New York for Noau'k, Schr Caroliae & Cornelia, Crowley, New York for Somer+ fet, Kel w York for Talmouth, Schr Emite Boll ly Schr muna, Fiich, New York for Noam sett Pier, ‘rowell, Boston for NYork. zabethpor ort. Jon. "vy, with appearance of foul weather, Arrived, velirs J Gootapee zal, Hateh, NYork for Portsmouth; M J * Rall River, Arrived, ‘sebra 1 O Brainerd, South nplia, aud Texas, Champlia, Newbury Arrive; thin Jane, Bally ; © Hadden, SAILED. and M E Bay- ‘ainwrly! re iverpool, Main, Bremen; ro Co t 4 HnENTt Ti Litiogslon: Wudaboas} Minnelobke: Coarse UVTA, Oct18—Arrived, bark Cienfuecos, Allen, ton. : ayaa; echrs Minnesota, Phinney, Providence; A Denike, ‘Also sailed, aleamehips Ariel, Hong Kong; Empire, wile | Crans, Bost Mine Lane,’ Sow Haven Fst Clair minglon, NC} Saratoga, Norfoli, &e. Edwards, Ir J Ponder, Huts Blossom, iat ratog Caso; XP Lunt, Lunt; Zatti Wind at sunset S, fres. ' Konditck; Anna’ Augusta, Lord and N Doe, Richardson, Boston; © # Mavtuo Diiasters, e Grove, Weaker, I 3 Loehlel, Haskell, 'Boston; @ & 4 Twibit, Lon, ness, Gibbs, and Revenu Sone Rto, Cay wiand Youag, loaded with piles, from | Niexordon, I on, Morris, Salem: Ie Batley’ Shuleo, NS, for New York, was lost io of taodin, | Smith, del, ®, Provi vor ule sf rig, sesmge FT aaa, et; 0 Rockford, Davis, Fall River, and the whole crew lost, The captain aut crew belonged at, | Bou ;'E Everman, Corson, Boston ¢ Indian Harbor, fa Gouldsboro. ‘Zhe wreck was found drity | M Hal rah 8 right, Shaw, Fail River ing in St Andvew’s Lay, . Clearet—Ship rris (Br), Morris, Livorpool; bark STEAMER AMERICA, Billups, from Baltimore for Savan- | Village Belle, Little, J 1G Brooks, Briggs, nab, Was ashore PM of Lich on Popiar Island, dying @ signal | Charieaton; sclira ide Medtord: Lucy'A Blos: of distress, wjud blowing (resh from NW at the time, fom. Chatield; Revenu ‘arson, and EW Pratt, Keo Bria RAVEN, Leighton, from Philadelphia for Belfast, Tre, | drick, Boston ta with wheat, encountered the gale at ih inst in lata2ai, ton | PORTLAND, Oct 12—Arrized, bark Clara, Raton (now), Uv, Vessel was throwu on her beara ends aud cargo partlatly | Mertyman, Horpawell, brig Nuevitas, Trask, Matiadolphia, damages Bhe ene led in getting to Machiasport the Cleared - fc Lamariin Foss, N York, Sth, where she discharged catgd, oe anh y er was da mi PORTSMOUTH, Oct 10-arrived, brig Mary P Hodaon, aged, lapse probavly proceed, Joseph Jolson, of Cin- xe ash Vb ph echrs Com Kearney, Philbrook, on einnatl, mate, was be ae. y mare, " i sesh hy ie PROVIDI Cet 13-—Arrived, achrs Thomas Sinniekson, Baro Ava (Nor), from Liverpool for Galveston, before Dickson} Willant H Dennis, Lake; Lena Hunter, Perry: F ported at St Thomas in distress, was dismasiet on the D'MeOuthy, Simpson; J_8 Weldon, Crowell; Ocean Wave, by Baker, and 2 Nickerson, Crowell, Philadelphia. AN ARAXDONED T of about 200 tons, with foremast | Salied—Selirs Marion 'E Rockhill, Rockhiily Georgetown, gone, but mainmast bowspcit sanding, Was passed 1a | DC; Bliza A Potior, Potter. ard Ira Bliss, Hudson, Pilindel: Jast, Cape Sable Leariag N 190 mii pila Jamer M Bayles, Arnold, and John Brooks, Fox, Elita- Scour GuinE, Garie, of and from St John, with sh yore § jam Henry, Mehatfy; Tania Bodine, bance; Rineine ® Potter, Valinwoo; Kate Bovanton, Palmor, and 3 oFe an Spr will pi otal tome, Crew | Emeline BF ~ ip i oa &e, will be saved, excepting part | B Pianchn, 2 nis et 1d—Arrived, schre Mary J. Russell, Viesens Aste rmily Clark, af St Jol, tg anhore | SBith, Baltimoso ; Toren. Nera andra, on the Beu . fWO jumpa more would have | RICHMOND, ct 12—Arrived, brig Therznuible, Johnson, Janded ber up | Tue Royal Oak, of Calaiy ashore, | NYork; ech N Windsor, N8, pel Holl, Bovtiety Jom both ancl BAN FRANCIECO, Oct 14-—Cl tuils gone, boat stove. Schr Komp, o leared, bark Singapore, tor Lubec, parted chalns aud is athore on Perry, with keel and | Hong Kone, ont out. Schr Scud, ashore on Rosci's Island, stern | Sallet—-Ships Anabunc, Liverpool; Angto Saxon, and John farted. Schr Erie, of Maching, bottom up; will be | L Dimmoek, Hono! uit; barks Qengaber, Liverpool; Evan- cousiderabiy damaged. Sehr Lookout, of 'n geline, Cork’ Neila AUbott Hong Kong. nore on Hoyer’ Feiand, biiged. Boston, af ¢ BAVANNAL, Get l4—arrived, steamships Oriental, Bos- and full of water; bowsprit and foremast ut. ton; Key West, S\ ork, ore, Fleet King, of © py Gicared—Bicamships Zoe, Liverpool; Rapldan, Mallory, York. Miscellaneous, pH aL bate Oot Arrived, echre MB bid Abbe, Late rinetol v a a zabethpor' te Wing, Hall, Rondout; Kequimans paboncuEp sat eeioen ay (SbF Revodell & Rec Fraatey, Biteatethport for Bignton’ Sonn A Dix, Snow, New: named Auielia ow, owned Uy the bullers wad utuersy | York for Harwich, Taima, Underwood, do for’ Providenees and to Le commanded by Capt Jas Gailoun, aiso a part | Harriet Lewis, Tay or bitte qy on Garotl TAUNTON, Oct 1d—Satied, achra Caroline © Smith, Phit- lips; Niantic, Greene, and Jos P Ross, Paull, N York, LE TTS LY MAUSCELLANEOUS, DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE { Staton: legal everywhere: desertion, e; corms fair; advice free; also Notey 1, LING, Counsellor at Law, 303 Broadway. owner, Notice to Mariners, HILO WHARTON, HAWATIL A Highthoner has ben erected at Pankaa Point, entrance to Hilo Harbor, Hawall. The light fea plain ixed light ane jon of iV feet above the gen level, oan be miles Froin the Hghtiouse the outer point rect bears 8 6 of the reef $99 i, Governor’ Dngutall (ab the harbor) 8 22 K 870 E, and Point Na W.” Bear netic, FRED W HUTCH Home Gilles, Ang 18, 1862, Mintsies of Intetor, Whatomon, mith, of Boston, bo! FOUN, AL B20, BOLL colts ey, BUC OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT verywhore, Desertion, £c., Jolent cause, ‘© ch rge unt divorce obtained. Advice free, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nasan atre LEGAL STATE AND ROYAL HA Toformation given, J. Ry A DSOLUT ONCE Behr Susan N was Value at the 2u3 IN tterlen cashed. sastor 18) Di } | About 4Y,000. There was no in ay bagement rooma, 1) Wall atreet, New York. | ; Spoken. AD OF ALL COMPETITION.--TEAS, | , Bark Beasto Nort, Faulknor, from New York for Havre, ‘sot Groceries and Flour for the million, Sept au, ou At HOMAS R, AGN Forolgn Ports. 950 Green: BATANANO, Cubn, Oct S-Arrivod, achre Sizzie Webber HEAP MUBIGAL PUBLICATIONS, (Br), Creighton, Truxiiio ; 7h, Ploky (Br), sortia, dy 5 CARDENAS, Oct J—Balled, ahr Kate Wentworth, Adama, f dime series, songs, a port worth df Hatteras do, NDEMIRARA, Sept Arrived, brig: Madonna (ii), Jordan, ork. Bailed 224, achr WA Vail, Beers, NYork. In port 284, brigs Citizen (Br), Unie, tor NYork \dg; Annie Gardner, Gardner, for do, to aall 25th, Sarah B iisie, White, do en nimbers mated (or ive cente, OR ) BUNTON, LAR Diseases of tue Peet cured Broadway. NTSAND Als Dy, ZACHAIRE, 700 ONSTIPATION, DIAR PATE IoI8, Favat, Sept 1o-In por bark Fredonia Burko, for the | P)YSPEWs!s, United States, to anil in 15 ‘or 20 days, There was about 1200 thera aud’ail oer stomach disorders cured by the Rev bbis ep oll at F forher to take on fretght. lenta Food. Ting one pound, #1 %; 70,000 cures. Copies GnveNook, Oct H—Arrived, steamship Cambria, Craig, } gratis. 14, DUBARICY, 168 Wiliam street, New Tork, NYork, HAVANA, Oct 1 Arrived, brig Redwood, Gardinor, Bristol, } Rs dd, orig Aoi Mustedy Kimbell, N¥ork (nnd cleared ; th, brig John Balch, Gardner, Newport, ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, detention fom’ business, for Stri sean Fistal of tay Privig Viscora, Diseases and Deformition 10 OR ia, Wil i bultor Gardena | itl; Gthbark Neiie May, Blatr,Cardi®; Hthsteamer Alljance, | tha eye, nove, face and person. | Liviussbon, key Went) brige ‘Oriental, OWerwun, and Pro: | UWENKY A. DANLRLS, M, D. M4 Lexington avenue

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