The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1869, Page 10

10 NEW YORK nn Lem ‘SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCR BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ‘Vrsrrors at Prosrect Park.—During the past wale) anand Ke Week there were 48,833 visiters at Prospect Park, ‘On Sunday alone there were 23,182. Fink—Loss $2,500.—A Sre was discovered shortly after five o'clock yesterday moruing in the frame building No 1,7i1 Fulton avenue. If was, extiny guished by the Fire Department after a damage of ubout $2,500 was sustaimed to the building and the Jersey City. . ‘Toe #MLeoRD MaLrRKacTICN Casp.—An inquest was hela by Coroner Warren last evening on the body of Ellen Rehill, who resided at No, 26 Railroad 1h Was caused, it was alleged, bye eof inser x 2 e in the lower part of the ise of mstraments, Without a consultation of | stock of shoes in the store, in the pal ores , at her confinement. Dr. Carey, the phy- | Rouse. ‘The stock was owned -by James Campbell and the structure by Patrick McCabe. BRoos.yN Morratigry.—The mortuary report shows (he number of deatas during the past week to have been 12%, Of this number 22 were men, 40 sand 30 girls, ‘The principal diseases Typhoid fever, 3; consumption, 1% disease of heart, 5; pneumonia, 9; croup, 4; convulsions, 6, anal old Biotun accused, was examined, but he refused to é swer 1 ‘inportagt questions, He positively denied the right of Mr. Rehii to asi him whether he had 4 dipioma to practice medicine. evidence Of Drs. Watson, Case and Gardiner showed that the woman's ‘leat Was caused by hemorrhage. The jary brought in @ verdict at eleven o'clock exonerat- ing Dr. Cavey. marasmus, hydrocepiialus, age, Hoboken, Peppuing Wrrieur Licksse.—A man named Arthur Grant was arrested last evening for pediing goods from house to house without a license. The Recorder di red lim on payment of a fine, ATTEMPTED HiGnway y.—-A Hungarian emigrant named Joseph Roalin was passing tow ‘the ferry yesterday when one William Conrad con fronted him and’ snatened three dollars from mes band, He was apour to the stranger's pockets, wien a policeman approacked and conveyed the assailant to station, He was arraighed hefore Rec Bia without bail to the © ‘The prisoner ps a boa. mreel, New York, Board oF Epvcation.—The Board of Education met last evening at their pau, Red Hook lane, pur- suant to adjournment, for the purpose of couside: ing the Teachers’ Committee on Text Books, pre- sented at a previous meeting. Three hours we: devoted to the discussion of the subject, and a ist 01 DOOKS Was adopted, the committee being directed to advertise for proposals for supplies for one year, Jé was decided not to mclude “Edwards? Reader’? in the jist, oojeclion to it being based upon the ground that 4: was sectarian and jiberal im ity tendeucte: r Pope, Who committed nty jati to await uial, house wt 151 Cedar RIDGEWOOD RESERVOIR. Newark. GaLBRalTH, THE FLORIST, AGAIN IN CouRT.—The Family troubles of Mr. James Galbraith, the forist, were again dragged before the public in the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday, There w a large crowd of spectaiors, including numerous fashiona- biy attired ladies, ‘John Gatbraith and his siste Jane were placed on trial ou an madictmeat ot Official Inspection of the Brooklyn Water Works. e with their time-honored custom the Water and Sewerage Committee of the Boaré of Aldermen and the members of the Water Loard made their annual visit yesterday to the reservony ood engine house and the ponds which fu- Riage poe ¥ found againt thera. The alleged | nich the water supply of the city of Brooklyn. At bratih, still ¢ nine o’elock in the morning @ long cavalcade of ear- riages took their departure from the City Hall, bear- ing among the occupants Mayor Kalbfleisen, Water Commicstoners Fowler and Northup, Aldermen Finehout, MeGroarty, Totens, Travis, Keating, Guex, Canuingham and Whiting; nels , Keeper of the Penitentiary; Patrick Vormey, keeper of the ity Hall; Supervisor Bioom, Judge Troy, D ist torney Samuel Mor- MoRE NEWARK EXxct ards of Newark visived @ay on a target exenrsion. exemplary in comparison wit visiiors from the saine city—the DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS Inations of Passale county mi Warren aet Was very the previons dayy 1a Guard pinocratic ar are nom+ Rose; tor Assembly (furd ais . Phnip R. George. | Inspector of Potice John Folk; Captains of Police FALL OF A SCAPPOLD.—TWo masons. med Alfred | Jacobs and Mullens, Assemblyman Join ©, Jacobs Coe and John Smith, were avout puttin; to place | and several otaer prominent citizens in oficial posi- tom The p: & sione lintel, yesterday forenoon, im the rear part of we “new piano manutactory of Spickers Browuers, im Broadway, when tie sc mg gave way. The two men named, toget the usual ioad of stone, brick, moriar, the ground, a distance of some tfieen feet. The men narrowly escaped betng crushed to death by the heavy materials, but sustained s evere bruises. wich, although painful, are not serious. ibeir escape from a uorribie Geain was almost miraculous. ‘Trenton. UNITED STATES Disrater Covrr.—in this court yesterday, before Judge KR. 8. Field, Andrew Judge, of Philipsburg, through bis counsel, retracted his previous plea and pieaded guilty to an indictment charging him with having carried on the business,o# @ wholesale liquor deuler without paying the special tax, On the District Attorney informing the counse! for the defendant that the penalty tor such offences was a tine of not less than $1,000 and imprisonment tor a period not jess than six montus, counsel repented of his act and desired to submit the case to a jury. The evidence adauced proved that one of the revenue oticials, heaving § Picions of the establishment procured a man Whom he sent to Judge's to purcnase eight gallons of whiskey. The man procured the whiskey from Judge’ rk. Judge imseif was not present, nor knew anything of the transaction, and no testimony was given co show that tue law was violated either before or since. A retail liquor dealer must sell less uhan five gallons in one parcel. After a tedious tid. the jury found a verdict of not guiit ‘The trial of Dennis Murray, of Pullipsbur ‘9 ren county, wio pleaded not guilty to a charge unlawfully having a sign on ihe ottside of nis piace of busineus, indicating that he carried on we busi- ness of a wholesale liquor dealer, without paymg the spectal tax, Was next taken up. ‘The testimony for the defence represented that the defendant som ten years ago sold liquor by wholesale, but has sin given it up and now werely retatis it, while he rgot or negiected taking down the origina: sign Delng Ignorant of the new statuce. Phe jury found the prisoner not guilty. ‘Tue court then adjourned Uli tuis morning. THE UPPER FASCACK MURDER. Arrest of the Supposed Murdcrer. David LD. Eckerson, Jr., the supposed princtpal in the murder of I’eve Stokum—the iull details of which appeared in the HFRALD of yesterday—was arrested on Monday evening and locked up in the county jail at Hackensack, The Coroner’s jury, without find- ing a verdict, was adjourned until Tuesday next. Eckerson had found time to wash his clothing, it is said, before he was arrested, although the avbiu- Wonary process falled to obliterate evidence of Diood spots. The prisoner kept asmal! saloon in Upper Pascack, and bore a bad character among ‘the neighbors, although respectably connected. He 4g married and has one child living. When the door Of hig cell was closed Eckerson is sald to have cried like a child, but failed up to that time to say any- thing that would tend to clear up any mystery there May be 1p regard to the murder. The general impres- sion evidentiy existing among the Inhabitants of his locality is that he is the guilty party, having com- mitted the crime ina drunken brawl. Stokum, the Victim, bore the character of 4 dranken loaler, and Was an unmarried mat first proceeded to the Ridgewood rvoir, the largest reservoir of the works, and from thence proceeded to the engine house, a short stance from the former, wien forces the water up into the vast receptacle on Cypress Hill Here an hour was Speut im inspecting te vast macuinery, and t recent addition in the fori of a new and powertul cnyiue to tue Works, There are now taree engines here, Which are capable of pumping 40,000,000 of gallons in the twenty-four hours if hecessary; but wo only, however, are required to supply the dazly demand ‘and consumpiion. The new engine, which wus run yesterday for the first lime, was built by Hull { Hrooklyn, and ts known as a Provk engine, five Wheel, Thomas Dutton punp. it is 400 horse power, and can pump 18,000,000 gailans in (wenty-lour hours, The diameter of cylinder wshty-tive inches, with a stroke of fee. Th height of the engine from the tre of the pump to the bottom of the well 1s 60 feet, It has a tly wheel ®f 26 1eet_ in diameter and Weighs 36 tous, The weight of the engine is 400 tons. It 18 run by four boilers, with a consumption of ibs, of ¢ an hour, After leaving the Ridgewood cnugine house they visited Brisiey’s pond, near Lemp- stead, and Simonsoa’s pond, both of Which are tine sheets of pare water, The other sources of water supply were passed over without @ visit, and the cavalcade drove of to East New York, where the party partook of a Jiberal collation prepared at the expouse of the eity. THE N:VADA BANK PAXIC, Additional Particulars=Suspension of First National Bank at Austin—Intense citement, {From the Reese River (Nev.) Reveilie, Oct At avout seven o'clock last evening Main sire ig front of the Nattonal Bank was the scene of an extraordiuary exgitement. Men gathered there rapidly trom all @rections, and soon there was a dense and excited crowd in the street. ‘The excite- ment Spread .o Lander Hill and reached the lowest depths of the 3, and miners, with great drops of sweatupon thei blanched faces, left their stopes: aud drilts and came to the surface and w Wor ran hurriediy to tne bank. The excite- ment of these men was intense, for rumor ied them to fear that their hard-earned deposits were mn dan- ger. The bank was opened, the men rushed in, ana scores of trembling hands presented ceruticates of deposit at the counter. The suim of $8,000 or $10,000 Was paid ont by the assistant Cashier; a few words of aseurance were spoken to the throng by a friend, who Is a heavy depositor, aud the vank Was closed again for the night. the cause of this panic was a prevalence of rumors concerning the condition of the bank. Twenty minutes before the occurrence of the scene We have described a despatch from Hawmii- ton was recelved by a firm in this city in these words:—‘“Take no checks on the First National Bank. It has failed.” Instantly tis starding news: appeared to blend with the atmosphere, for every man and woman Knew it, and repeated it one to another. Lawyers’ omces were besieged to prepare attachments, and the Sherii’s deputies rushed to and fro with unwonted alacrity. These officers were kept busy long after midaight, and attachments for upwards of $60,000 were served on the cashier of the bank. Toe bank and 1s effect eet quieuy invo the custody of the Sheriff. In thé meantune a run on the bank in the morning by the small deposi- lors seemed to be organized. * As early as eight o'clock this morning knots of men stood talking on Main street. They appeared to be unconscious that the Sheriff was in possession or the bank, and expected that tts doors would be opened as usual, and all demands paid. At nine clock, the hour of opening, a large crowd of men was coulected at the doors of the bank. ‘They grew Impauent and at last demanded admittance ior the purpose of receiving the amount of thelr depostis. ine door was opened by Deputy Sherif’ faber, who imiormed the ¢rowd that the bank could transact no business then, as he had taken possession of effects by the man. dave of the court. In spite of this expiana- tion, many persisted im demanding their money. alleging that they had earned tt oy hard and danger: ous Work, Were poor and must have it, Although these depositors were excited they manifested no disposition to aiterapt violence. Colonel Buel, who had just arrived from San Francisco, addressed a fewgwords to the men, advising them to be pauent id expressing lis entire confidence in the abiltty the First National Bank to pay every dollar aue to its depositors. This a ration seemed to reassure the crowd in some degree, fur it soon broke into small knots of men, Who stood in the street and at the corners talk- lug of the affairs of the ban’ until noon, We have heard that tlus hitch in the business of the First National Bank was produced by the cou- duct of the egeney at Hanuiton, White Pine. the rafts of this agency had drasmed the agency ip Sun Franch bout of these concerns have been closed. We have learned no particuars of the nature of the trouble in ti ency at White Pin ‘The affairs of the parent bank in this city are pro- nounced by well-iaformed purties to be in a sound condition; but how it may be affected by the chons of its agencies remains to be seen, Che capital of the bank ts $250,000, and tt has a reserve iund, arising Irom profits In cases of its quarteriy dividends, of $58,000, Its deposits are general and amount to $120,000. The account of the Oank in certificate de- posits, Which is inciiided in the above sum, does not exceed $40,900. OF This stu perhaps not more than $15,000 OF $15,000 would be dernanded by the holders of certificates of deposits If the pank were tree to tWausuct business. ‘there are several heavy depostiors in the bank among the business men of this cuiy, none of whom. = % has sought to draw bis funds, They express the’ New Cuore ar Cerra Isiir.—Work was | fuliest cunfdence in the stability of the bank, and of f x the post week on ow Ej 11s @bILILY Lo speedily adjust the aifairs of tts age 2 side of Austin, aud grew out of their Pr REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL NOMINATION—P ins? Drs. Hon W: n the aweney at Haruitto ne ree rricr.—At the Republican Senatorial Convention —- " for the First dist held at Jamaica yesterday af- "3 ternoon, Gtibert ©." Dean, of Totteavilie, Kichmond BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS. county, Was unanimousiy nominated for Senator, Map Dous.—A few weeks since the people of Moriches and Speonk were thrown into excitement by the appearance of a mad dog, which bit several other members of the canine family and two valu- ae oS ¥ °¢ ° a ~~ S able cows, one belonging to Hiias Topping, of Censre | Meeting on Saturday, an account of which was pub Moriches, and the other to Harvey Haisey, Speouk. } lished in Sunday's HERALD. Henry A. Oakey ovcu- The dogs were immediately espatened, aud one ot pled the chair. the cows was sold for a sali sum and the other tie e meet peing called to ord M 7 up. Bown animais have recently been taken with | THe weeting being called to or ie. Wilaen auch Violent spasms that it became necessary to | Heushaw, secretary of the Board, read the minutes shoot them, of the previous meeting. The president then stated BUILDING CReSHED BY THE FALLING OF A TREE.— bog : a tage meeting, seing: vara oe was ‘ ite for the Board fo accept (ae motion of turning over During the recent gale a large Balin of Gilead tree, the insurance patrol in the hands ot the Fire Com- Situated tn front of fie residence of David Jagger. | missioners or ieave it as it is In its present rtate. River Head, blew down, falling upon the house, | There was ayain a good deal of remarks made for crushing the roof, Fortunately no one was injured. | aud against the question. — Finally a resolution was —— made by Mr. Marcus F. Hodges, viz. v9 Resolved, That % committee of nine be appointed to pre- POUGHKEEPSIE. pare a pian for the reurganization of the Pire losureace - Patrol, ant plun to be submitted. to. the contribntors of the $C) Fire Int ore Patrol Fuad for the! pi ‘al aod adoption TAK INSURANCE Comvasy Ronweny.—AN the rail: | Of the anderwricert 1 thelr approval nad adop road stock and registered securities stolen from the Thus the important question has been settied. insurance Company's oMce in this city recently have | There was @ great deal of excitement while the been returned by wali to the treasurer, Mr. Legrand | speakers were the floor, It is understood that Dodge. tis change Nas been brought on by some of the kire ene “eae “rf Patrol Committe who sought some pretext to re- ‘The LATE STORM IN THE BRiTisn ProviNor! move their preseut Superintendent, Jon Cornwell, Ninety dead bodies have been picked up at Quede for certain reasons. r, Cornwell was a long time West Quoddy and South Bay, N. &., since the late | Inspector of the Harlem Bridge, was Oroton Water fearful storm, « Twenty-seven veasela went ashore at | Surveyor, and served a long tine in the old Fire De+ West Quoddy and fourtcen at Broad Cove, Lasiport, | partwent, and has always proved hunself # trast: BB worthy man and gentieman, THE ERIE GALWAY STRIKE. The mechanics on strike at the Erie Railway work, shop in Jersey City held a meeting yesterday morning at No. 7 Engine honse and uap- pointed a committee w wait on Mr. Fisk and learn what his intentions were re- garding the wen discharged from the shop at Port Jervis. A report was mace that 148 men are on strike to sustaln the mechanics at Port Jervis. Mr. Fisk declines to enter tito a discussion on the subject with the meu, and expresses his determina- tion to prove to them thac the working of the road will not be affected by the strixe. He looks upon the former very !tveral concession to the men as most Injudicious, since they have only abused the generosity extended to them. Nothing but firmness Will be shown now. If tue men do not return to work within a week their places will be filled by ollers, and If they attempt to obstruct the workin they will be disposed of in a very summary mauuer. This announcement will be made to the men this forenoon, and it 1s believed they will return to their work. A squad of police was detailed yesierday to prevent disturbance at the Workshop, bit vices were not needed. The strike ativacts but little attention in Jer bits A HOG HUNT IN JERSEY. Yesterday morning, about hall-past eigut o'clock, a train of freight cars, laden with bogs and sherp, ‘Was passing over (he Hackensack bridge, and, when on the centre of the bridge, one of the irucks gave way, and four cars were thrown into the river, ‘The confusion Which enswed may wel be Imagined, Several cars were smastied, a iaree number of hows aud sheep were drowned, ant those which & by Swimming to the bank ran wiidly throng meadows. The train was coming to New gang of men Was sent outto clear the & » and after some hours’ deiay the road wasin running order. ’ LONG ISLAND. The Insucance Putrol Question—A Plan of Organization to be Prepared, The Board of Fire Underwriters met yesterday afternoon, purstiant to the resolution passed at its mile dash, for all Sdiseeeias bem seed igour’s second; Lauderdeck’s. ‘Sackson, fourth: “Richards? Betty Bay, Afth, and Frankiin’s ‘The attendance was large and the sport deeply ‘The race was won b: uliak’s Victory, the Killing of Joachim Fuerter—A Network of Circum- stantial Evidence, Yesterday morning. at nine o’clock, the Court of Oyer and Terminer for Rockland county, N. Y. convened at New City for the trial of Antoine te murder of Joachim last March. jury was accomplishe: Meteor, sixth. Time, . THE W.LLIAMSPORT HORSE FA'R, . LIAMBPORT, Oct. 19, 1869, national horse fair at Herdie! opened in this ¢liy to-day under favorable auspices. Tre weather was coo! and bracing and the track in ‘The race tor the $1,000 purse,-1n which fifteen horses entered, was not finished, and Was postponed until to-morrow. ‘The second race, for the $2,000! purse, in which seven horses entered, was won by Ue s,m, Henri- etta in three straight heats, Time, 2:35, 2:344y, 2:35, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—Tkis Day, charged with empanelling of in readiness good condition. fully and effectively with the trial, hesses for the proseeution were on hand and about The interest excited by the case drew an wnusnaily large number of country people to town, and the Court House was tilled by an ample audience throughout the day. bench were A. RB, Over fifty wit fifteen for the defence, Presiding Judge; Associate Judges. Distriet Attorney, an? Whiter the prosecution, and Messrs, Hoffman and Falion did the gratuitous Service of carrying ou the defence. was brought promptly into court when the procecd- ings were in readiness to begin, Han by birth and in the color of skin and formation of features has a strong Franco-German and mixed Gaelic and Teutonic appearance, Te is a small #17 man of about twenty-fve years with a quick, cle: intelligent eye, slight black beard and mustac . 6 16 | Moon rises. - 513 | High water, oe = ‘morn 8 0 The prisoner PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER £9, 1869, Maurer ts an Alsa- 2 omens Herald Packages. Captaus and Parsers of Vessels arriving at this port will please detiver all packages intended for the HRKALD to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings ofthe regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1868:— Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1 Press will ‘discontinue the harbor of New York. ae The ollice of ti looks by no means the ideai of a homicide, and both in the expression of eye and composed, almost manner, gives no unpre: that he feels the horror aud con- Since bis incarceration rved an unvarying calmuess of dispo- xcept that within the last week or two, as he realized the near approach of his trial for life, grew nervous, and on several occasious sent {¢ Shertif to tell him that a inthe night aud inguited ina terribie volo ‘The Sherr told him it only be an apparition conjured up by the disturbed ney and noe to dwell too much the Associated up mews in the superficial glance sequences of his situation. Passed unanimousiy, yachts Jars and Ail commanteations from » the tnastersof inward bound ves an had entered brought him there. Steamship Russia (ir), Lott, Liverpool via Queenstown— condition of his upon the subject of ls wlak. aiter this, and now that he finds his trial has nothug vouducted in a quiet, fair, vesumed his wonted and shows no trepidafion about the result. witnesses on both sides are mostly Germans, who, ay or another, had varying terms of ac- quaintanee with Maurer and Fuerter. ‘The Distriet Atvorne; ase for the proseci amship Etna (Br), Lockead, Liverpool via Halifax—J Sicumsmp Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & frightful ‘about it judicial way he Co Moamship James Adger, Lockwood, Chariesion—H R Mor- Steamship Niagara, Blakeman, Richmond—Old Vommion Steamship mship Bristol, Wallac Steamshin Giaueus. Walden. Boston—W_ P Clyde, Burk Montreal (Br), Smith, Liverpool—Snow & Burgess, Rark WH Jenkins (Br), Hilton, Havre—Boyd & Mir Bark Bolivia, Whiteberry, Aspinwall—Panama Ri Norfolk, Chy Pomt and hia—J Hand, Mr. Chauncey Prail, opened fon in a weil condensed and ch, & brief synopsis of which will place the case inteiligtbly belore the reader, month of October last Joachum FPuerter and Antoine nded in the cy of New York Brig Scio (Br), Brown, Arroyo, PR Miller & Houghton. Osgood, Havann—Gerbard & Norton, Schr Miranda, Hardy, Point a Petre—B J Wenberg. Schr Agnes, Blair, Cardenas—J B Ward & Sehr Lemira M (Br), Clark, St Jonn, NB—PT Nevius & with each other was formed on the tinued after their arrival, reh the murdered body of buerter was found ma ticld at Spring Valley, i An maquest was held which Iveston—C H Mallory & ( xwood, St John, Wilmington, N ‘h interest and ex- it was yery dificult to ck of themurderer, but finally, by weav- attered threads of testimony, & idence was found It eliented, produced mu P Hawes, Jackson, Phiiadeiphy spring Vailey H W Jackson, —H P Brown & Co, citement in rwin, Vrotidenc t, McLaughlin, Baltimore, ARRIVALS. RFPORTED BY THE HSRAL Steamship Java (Br), Cook mise And 171 passe lon 1 63, passed Aleppo, bound Steamer J W Garr strong muss of circums to point towards Antome Maurer as the conimitted the murder, quest identified the body as that of Fuerter’s, fact of Maurer being near the place, and at the tine when the murder Was committed, Was stated, anc found covering the 'f to be that of Maurer, The witnesee Qraam vaotra, ‘ool Oct % and Queens- pers. to O'G Franckiyn, steamer, supposed] the a bat was produced, of the corpse, which prov Other pomts were advanced, such trading of a knife which was proved to belong to Fuerter, giving away a pair of gloves, which were also te property of the deceased; but, stronger still, as the body of the murdered inan was found half naked, that he pawned a coat the ticket of which was recovered, and this coat wa ‘The coat, pantaioons and other portion: recovered iter Delanoy, St Domingo Clty via Port Spottord, Tiles , spoke bark Sagada- with mdse and ‘pass No date, lat 425, low hoe, bound 8. Steamship San Salvador, with mdse and passengers, to W RG Steamship Huntsvilie, Crowell, § e and passsengers, to R Lowden. Steamship Perit, Gardiner, Savannah Oct 16. vannab, Oct 16, with harleston, Oct 16, with mare Steamsnip Champion, Lockwood, Charteston Oct 16, with to H K Morgan & Co. “1 -Rieamship City of Mex- clothing were 8 goutb of Cape Lookont, pas ‘ana and Vera € Suratova, Alex: Norfoik, with mdse and pass pocketbook of hat found lyimg over his lace, and proved to be the property of Maurer, and @ barrel stave with which the fatal deed is supposed to have been com- All these Inks of evidence lay in a heap on tig court room floor and were identitied vy witnesses. Maurer’s hat, on the liming of which were marks of biood, seemed from its color and shape to be readily recognized by the wit and jormed, perhaps, as strong testimony as an, the prosecut on. ‘The witnesses yesterday were all clear and precise in their evidence, aud, though a few who spoke lish poorly, mixed matters a litte, the general story ‘Was straight. Charles Schneider stated that he heard Maurer make arrangements with Fuerter to meet him at Spring Valley and pay him eight dollars, due for money loaned on a lurmer occasion. Was in poor circumstances at the time and left New York for spring Vatley to obtain work as a shoe- Schneider heard Maurer direct Fuerter how to go to Spring Valiey, and knew of the starting for that destination March the 9th. ness alterwards {deutified the corpse and clothes of the deceased, and the hat found on his face. David Schias was promised by Maurer on the 8th of March a present of a gold watch, which a man living in the country was anxious to sell for twenty dollars. On his next visit, 30th March, nothing was ‘The prisoner's manner was ex- cited and he asked the witness if he had heard of a murder that was committed tn the locality he came Prisoner related the reports he had jearned concerning the iinding of the body in a halt naked nder, Richmond, City Pomt and ers, to the’ Old Dominion Steamship Albemarle, Couch, Richmond, Norvolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Bark Annie Frances (Br), Morehonse, Old Harvor, Ja, 40 Had heavy NE eras; trom thence strong N City Point and Supe Florida to Fi and NW winds. Bark Lamlighter, Burch, § pine timber, to Bentley, MMi gales the latter part of pas avannah, 9 days, with yellow Ha heavy NW wr20, Philadelphia, in ballast, to Funch, Eye & Co. Schr Montezuma, Bul ber to Eppinger & Russe! carried away bowsprit; had NE winds up to Hatteras Nand NW winds. Schr Only Daughter, Headley, Virginia. Schr Moderator, Ri Sehr J H Young, Berry, Virginia, Schr Hattte Low, Shearer, Virgini: gee, Ketchum, Georvetown, smson, Wilber, Georgetown, D brama, Washington, DC: Sehr Artie Garwood, Garwood, Baltimore. Scbr W G Atwater, Parker, Baltimore, itor, Chittenden, from wreck of bark Sarah Elizabeth, ashore at Fire Island, to the Coast Wrecking Co. Sehr J © Curtis, Wicks. from wreck of bark Sarah Eliza- beth, ashore at Fire Island, to the Coast Wrecking Co. Brown, from wreck of bark Saral ashore at Fire Island, to the Coast Wrecking Co. @ Vomnsiock, from wreck of bark Sarah Eliza- beth, ashore at Fire Island, to the Coast Wrecking Co. Steamer Relief, Moore, from wreck of bark Sarah Eliza- ore at Fire Island, to the Coast Wrecking Co, ‘The steamship City of Dublin, which arrived 18th, reports: hannel to Sable Islan ksonville, 14 days, with lum: 6, iv a heavy biow from NE, The prisoner seen of the watch, terly winds ‘trom the hence to Sandy Hook Jat 46 10, lon 49 1346, 1on 6694, « Cun vamahip Main, John H. Westerveit allowed Maurer to sleep in his barn March 4; iwo days alter saw him agam and noticed his dress being very shabby; a week subse- pearance in dress was greatly im- steamer, bound E; same 6th, lat 415i, Ic 7th, lat 4055, lon 89 25, steamship City of quently his Washington, hence Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH, A concert saloon girl named Adelaide testiied to drinking wine at the expense of the prisoner on March 17. The crogs-examination elicited noting beyond the fact that Adelaide, Who said she was married, was unabie to tell where or by whom the nuptial ceremony was performed. Wilhelm Knowlton remembered being offered by the prisoner a pawn ticket of a coat for filty cents, witn the intimation that unless it was presented within three days it would be forfeited, and that three doliars had been originally received upon tt. the possessor of fifty cents le ad no diniculty in idenuiy- Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with midae, to Win P Clydi Haines, from Brown's Banks for New York, with fish to Joh Schr Messenger, Dean, New Haven for New York, Schr RG Graham, Wilson, New Haven for New York. Schr Jane, Goreham, New Haven for New York. Bridgeport for New York. Woodruff, Haskell, Norwien for New York, Norwich for New York, Sehr Alphie, Marshal Sehr M L Bartlett, Ricker, Sehr Sally Merritt, Palmer, Norwalk for New York. Knowlton not bein; Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford tor New declined the offer, ing the inevitable had. OMicer Phelps, of the Metropolitan Police, arrested Maurer at No. 4 Morris street April along With the officer quietiy, and neither us them induged im any conversation dur! Selir Kate Gu Sehr Long island, Gallagher, Sinedley, Port Jefferson for New York Port Washington for New BOUND EAST. ily, Baltimore for Boston, Philadelphin tor Boxion. . Philadelpala for Bos ickérson, Philadelphia for Philadelphia for Wickford. ‘elphia for Boston lalphia for Providence, ‘lizabethport for Bridgeport, zabethport 1or Pri Hzabethport for Providence, bethport for Providence, Port Johnson the walk to the Vie nextday, on the way said—“It’ they will amit I killed s mentioned. epuons to the body of Fuerter | hing Tu: ther on that head w Mr. Hoffman, for tue defence, took exc admission of this testimony and all of a simuar character on the grounds that the prisoner had been already informed he was under suspicio: a under such clreumstances was not legitimate evidence of criminauon. nesses were examined who corroborated the foi nd atu lake hour to-day when the wituesses for the defen M Freeman, —, Pb en Island, Babcock, Sehr Fashion, Sq ofman, Shropshire, and what was 8 orn, Bator, Hoboken for Bridgeport Schr Orlando Sith, Ferria, Port Jobnaon for } Schr Leland Ci sitace Sehr Neison, —. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. The following are particulars of auction sales of real estate yesterda, W YORK PROV ON at, a Hirst class brown stone he Solr T L Arinstrong, Ke Schr JS Swan, Ku Steainships Silesia, Harb olvia Halifax; jagara, Rich: 1 Jot, n # of Lincoln av, 5Ox140. American Shipmasters’ Association, Tioty adjotnin Liot, adjoining, 1 Jot, adjoining, 5x1 Tot, adjoining, 50x J hot, adjoining, 5” The following ap eived commissions Jerome B Johnson, park Lot corner of , Steamer Seotin ir Light of the Bay J Hendergon ; 9835, Charies K; ore 8 Paine, bark Union ; a8, 5928, Julie Mi Ie are invalid. Henderson. bri All commissions not renewe Hnrine Disasters. Tot adjoining last. - Flot adjoining inst We vessel having ship- wet on the east... lot, adjoining last, on Lot, B00 £0 w of ins lott adjoining lag w lot, sovitb aide Ol wateh on deck got another spar irom a. PF et the old spare canvas, and kept hy side, xdjoininy ‘To-morrow (Weduesday) A. D. Mi of property at Madis eminary, A large crowd is expe ve been given ¢ lellick, Jr., & Bro, ‘The Scottish Maid, 1 Hock, LOOK UF nto this haven p Higham, trom Antwery or Gnrat '¥ morning and brought as BOINE 400 Lickets Li ONFCO, which exiled from New Bedford 1ith for to port 18th with | exall, having experienced a heavy gale in the bay and of Point pidith, Senn 8 T HFG THE NASHVILU 1 both anchors, £ BLOOD HOASE ASSOCIATIIN. NASHVILLE, Oct. 19, 1860. ‘There were two races to-day over the Hlooa Horse ihe first was for a stake ad never been in public prior le heats; twenty-five dollars en- at Holiea Hole, reporte = achooner Handkerchief Light Boat, with ide; wis KAW a yaw! spare, sails and rigglag foating aion, boat bottom np. a DAVIN Baucook, C three year olds that to Angust, 1869; 1 trance; purse twenty tive doliars. were entered, six of whi Patterson's V 4 Steov's Mickey FF Buford’s So So. Louls Man's Kirtley jeord, ‘from Baltimore, with » Toth Inst, leak: ved nt Bat Muscie Soalsy. at Eleven horses i discharged cargo, Sous HARING GakoneR, Baker, at New Bedford from when off Block nd, apring stay ‘bing main topmast, the topmast, which was hrown violent ti shrevs, nnd almost destroying the mainsail, STRAMAB WHIBLWIND, fron Philadelphia for Providence, ! the Foresall nyo, 1, ‘The second rave was for a purse of $400, @ two HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. was fallen in with off Absecom ith inst with die abled aud towed to Philadelphia by steamer Hunter, from Providence. Bos. STFAMTUG ALENT, with ship Charmer tn tow, from ton for New York, sprung @ leak on ee iets AM danger of sinksn, a evene Sue ke pitts ben ing the at ahchor. The tt went out ‘but there being too much sea on she rewrned to I. ELSIvone, Oct 5—The George Kin; Holm, from Cron stadt for New York, which put in here yesterday, having sprung # leak, has commenced to discharge. URPOOL, Oct 8—Phe M: from New York for Ant- . was spoken Sept 20, in lat 42,’ lon 82, with loss of star board balwarks and maidmast earried away 10 fect above deck, having experienced a gale on Sept 19, by the Ariel, ar- rived from Bonny. Miscelluutous. Parser Win Hathaway, Jr, of the steamship San Salvador, from Savannah, has our thanks for favors. We are under obligations to purser J P Garniss, of the steam#lip Champion, from Charleston, for favors. STRAMSHIP VENEZURLAN, from Mobile for Liverpool, put into Norfolk 19th inst short of coal. Launcnkn—At Bowdoinham, Me, 9th inst, from Harwich yard, a white oak ship of 1260 tons, named the Henry 8 San- ford. She ts 183 feet long, 3534 fect beam 28% feet deep and 81g feet between docks. Capt William H Dunphy, former! of brig Nellfe Mitchell; is to command her. wnPhy) formers Also on the Lith inst, from the yard of Mesars Isaac Dun- ning & Son, Kangor, tue achr Helon A Brown. Notice to Mariners. ‘The buoy on Lou Bed, below Providence, opposite the Powder House, hos gone wdritt, and several vessols have begs aigore consequence, It should be replaced iimmedi- ‘The Can Buoy marking the south point of Goat Island, Newport inne: harbor ti gone from ite mobringty and Is now some 300 or 400 yards SW. from where it belongs. The steamers of the Narragansett Steamship Company now ran from Fall River to New York through Newport inner harbor, requiring a continuous track. to be kept open from Puok House Point to Long Wharf, and thence through the inner harbor and out through the "southern entrance. Masters of vensels will consult their safe.y by anchoring accordingly, Whalemen. eared at New Bedford Oct 18, bart Sea Ranger, Allen, Pacitlc Ocean, Arrived at San Franefseo 6th inst, schr F L Steele, from a trading cruise In the Northern Seas, with 125 bbls'oll, 6,000 Tbs bone and 6,500 Ibs ivory. She furnished the following in- telligence of tie whaling tles:—Ohver Crocker, Pisher, Ni Lwhi; Orlole, Hayes, NB. 8 dos Comet, Worth, § do; Aurora Barnes, Nis, 2 do and 300 bis Walrus ‘ofl; Fidrida, Frazer, 1 wh; Acoree Barnes, Jeffreys, NL, clean} Vinovatd, Smith, do,’ Kinily Morgan, Dexter, do; Awashonks, Nortou, 2 whi Julla Heppinestane, 2 do’ and 200 bbis walrus oil? Active Blackmer, NB, 1do; Helen Snow, Campbell, do, 1 do and several others before reported. FAYAL, Sept 25—The following im the list of whalers’ ied at this port wince Aug Abbott ence, of Ka! » Cleveland, 120 Obie 1, and ‘agaln Sept ot NBedford, Neweomb, 160, od and Bulleg Aug PV, of do, Kibleg, 21, inde and salied Aug Sb; hr U D, of Fairlaven, Bates, nded and sailed Sept 2d; Bist, barks Lydia, of New Be Gifford, sailed Aug 31; Sept ‘1, Fanny, of do, Watian: 25 bbls, landed (ont on a erulae, Capt W on shore)} Sd, Swe low, of do, clean, and sailed’ 4th; Cape Horo Pigeon, of Dartmouth, do do sin do; 4th, May Frazier, of New Ledford, Caswell, 300, landed; 7th, ship Jerih Perty, of do, Kidder, 130, wa game’ day; echrs GA Higiins, of Provincetown; Expres, of do, Merithew, th, slip Champion, of Edgartown, Smith, ‘clean, and walled 30th; "barks Colchis, "of Bos 185; Linda Stewart, of Edgartown, Smith, 50 brig D/A Small, of Provincetown, Ryde Kyder, of do, Tripp; Hannah Grand, of Nev anded (repairing); 1th, schr Helen Mt Stnith towns Cos of and on; Mth, bark G) Bedford, ‘0, and sailed Léth} brig Exclu 20, do do Sth, schr E H Hatfield, of P Birch, 2, landed; Wth, barks Java, of New Bed clean, and eailed 16th; Matilda Sears, of do, ¢ an‘t xalled V7th ; Phillips, of New London, suciled 18th ; 17th 18th; AR Tuc Carrie W Clark, of Provincetown, Dyer, 73, lan preas, of Fairhaven, Handy, 80, kinded 40; 24 hie, oF New Bedford, Alien, $45; Desdemona, o Ela, doy Dimont, 89; brew HH Adam 'H Moore, of Boston, Atwood, ofl not repor Guinea (and sailed Aug} for New Beriford Arrived at Nacaxsar Jul bark Xantho, In Ocuotsk Sea Any 95, bark B bbls of; ship Europa, Mellen, 3 do; Wm Rotel do; Hercules, Hpwland, Bi a hip Marengo, f of NB, was of Ley Cape, Ocean, July 2), having taken 50 bbis sp, 200 do wi wud 125 do walrus oll this season--1450 bbls ofl all told, Bark Active, Blackmer, of NB, war oit Tey ©: Ocean, July 23, with 200 blis wh'oil and sou) Ibs Spoken. Ship Blue Jneket, Simmons, from New York for San Fran- etsco, Sept 8, Int 15'N, ton 39 5d Siip Freeman Clark, Bosworth, from New York for fan Francisco, Sept 17, lat 32 40 N, lon 35.25, Ship Constitution, Dutton, ‘from Liverpool for Savannah Oct 4, Jat 6040, lon 720, John O' Baker, from Philadelphia for Antwerp, Oct 6, off Falmouth, all well. Bark Atalanta, Henry, from Aberdeen via Londonderry for New York, Sept 28, int 51 20, lon 34 35. Bark Keystone, Whidden, from Akyab via St Helena tor England, Sept, lat 6 N, lon’ 20. Bark River Mersey, West, from Glasgow for San Francisco, Ang 29, lat 2 638, lon 26 UB. Foreign Ports. ANTWERP, Oct 8—Arrived, Stella, Hammond, X Salled 7th, ‘Priscilla, York, New Orleat Bristar., Oct 7—Atrived, Rez ilo, NYork; tb, Bristolian, Whyte, San Francise BELFAST, Oct 7-Arrived, Lucy, Alsen, NYork ; Lizzie Ol- sen, Cameron, do. Honvraux, Get 5—Sailed, Glanenr, Lannegrasse, and Nancy. Maugat, San Francisco. BREMERUAVEN, Oct 4-—Suiled, St Bernhard (not as pe- fore) Bahr, NYork; 7th, Dorette, do; Leocadia, Wenke, Bal- more. BOMBAY, Sept 14—In port ship Helen R Cooper, Dickin- son, for Rangoon. Cowes, Oct 8—Arrived, Electra, Gorham, Callao, CARMFF, Oct 6—Arrived, Sitka, Walker, Bristol; Frank- Un, Hassell, London. Sailed 7th, Union, Gamage, Halifax; Charter Onk, Tukey, New Orlearia; Hope, Honcock, NYork, CaGttam, Sept M—Sailed, Janet, Parker, Boston, CALCUTTA, Sept 10—In port ships Sagamore, Richardaon ; Vancouver (Br), Atkinson, and Hannibal (Br), ~~, for New York, ldg; bya Skolfield, Curtis, and Benningtos, Storer, for Boston, do; Emily Farnum, Lord, une; barks Nouan- tum, Horton, une; Robert, Baker, for Bombay, ldg. Went to sea from Saugor Sept 10, ship Nesutan, Schibye, for NYork. DEAL, Oct 7—Passed by, Albert Edward. —, from Bre- men for Cardif’; #th, Win Fisher, Birney, from Havre for Newcaatle; Lady Louisa, from London for Pensacola; Robt Godtrey, Taylor, from Doboy for London. Dupritx, 1, Oct 4—In port brig John Wesley, Ford, for Ar- drossan, to dad for Cardeuas. gDARDANELLES, Sept 22—Arrived, John Wooster, Knowlen, orton. GLovcrsTeR, Oct 8—Arrived, Raffaele, Savarese, NYork. GuEENooK, Get 7-Sailed, John Campbell, Germain, New York, &h, India (#), Munro, do. GLASGOW, OctT—Sailed, beraster, Brunton. San Francisco, ape, Arctic york, 10, GIBNALTAR, Sept 29—Arrived, John Patten, Hil), Callao { cleared Sith for Valencia); Oct 1, Cecilia, Lund, Malaga id cleared for NYork); ad, Julie Michel, Dade, Philadel- phia. GENOA, Oct 4--Arrived, J E Holbrook, Leavitt, NYork; Sth, Richmond, Powers, Philadelphia. (imGrn'rt, Sept 1—Salled, Madawaska, Knowles, Boston, yit-vorn, Oct 6-Bailed, Crest of the’ Ware, Jones, Car: HAMBURG, Oct 6—Salled, Eugenie, Voss, NYork (and lett Cuxhaven 8th), pilsVANa, Oct 19-Arrived, steamship Morro Castle, Adams ‘ork. HALIFAX, NS, Oct 18, PM—Arrived, steamship City of Ral- Limore, Roakell, Liverpool (and sailed'at 6 AM 19th Yor New ork). LivERPoot, Oct 7—Arrived, H_D Stover, Paine, Havana; John Harbour, Chapman, Savannah ; bth, City of Brussels (6, new’ Salled bth, Denmark (8), Forbes (not Cate), NYork ; Pride of the Port, Jordan, Boston; Margaret, Australia, Gurran, do: © H Maranall, 4 t lan, Lock, New Orleans; 8th, kecort, Whitman, and Derby, Goff, NYork. ay Cléared 7th, Rachel, Norton, Cardenas; &th, Garnet, Bri- ard, NYork? Bombay, Jordan, Philadelphia: Lath ki Mitchell, New Orleans: Francis Carrill, Hog B HBSteenken, Hashagen, St Thomns, Ent out 7th, Charlotte eddie, MeKenzie, for Boston: tha. Hansen, Philaie!phia: 8th, 11D Stover, Paine, Boston Arbitrator, Irwin, Charieston, British Quees, Francis, Sn: vannah; Tharmulis, Dick, Galveston; Jessie Goflin, Homer, St John, NB, Off Holyhead fth, at midnight, BC Scranton, Williams, from Liverpool for Mobile, London, Oct 9—Entored ont, Progress, Simons, for Phila- deiphia, LFGuORN, Oct 1—Arrived, Caola, Whitmore, NY: Ortolan, Leeman, Philaielphia, MOVILLE, Oct I8—Arrived, steamship Hibernian, Smith, Quebec for Liverpool (and proceeded). ik ata Oct 4—Saiied, Anna, ‘YY, aud Shanvon, Ray, ork. MARAPILETS, Oot 4-8 34th, ied, Arthur, Briggs, Boston, Ovt 6—Sal) mi, Woodworth, Mobile, 1h OS; ado, Jameson, NYork. PWOASTLE, Oct 5-Entered ont, Laura Maria, Albreebt, for NYork. Newhy, Oct7. Arrived, Rapid, TRomason, NYork via Fal- 0, Oct 4.—Arrived, Emilia & Agnes, Conba, NYork. iH, Oct 6—OM, ington, Rishmond, from Cal- rdam (and prdeveded). he 4th, John O Baker, Spear, from Philadelphia ino for R Of the St ntwer} PORTLAND, Oct 40M, 8 F Hersey, Nichols, from Ant- worp for NYork. ENARTH, Oct 5—Saited, Jon Finh, ‘ORT TALBOT, Oct & ied, Josie Ni NYork, Port AU PLATT, Oct i2—In port schr L W Warren for Hondoras. QUERNSTOWN, Oct 7—Arrived, Protens, Murphy, Ran- oyn ; th, Denmark (#), Forbes, Liverpool for NYork and proceeded). Arrived at do 18th NYork for Liverpool ¢ Sailed 7th, Henry Ps Parlow, Aberdeen, Oct 19—Arrived, steamsiip North American, I. mship City of Brooklyn, Brooks, id proceeded), ham, Scovill, Loudon; Konigratz, for London. SOUTHAMPTON, Oct #—Arr Kremen for Baltimore, SMYRNA, Oct IG-—Sniled, bark Dore ton. Sr THOMAS (Weat roast of Africa), Au erick from Boaton, to sail next 87 DOMINGO, Sept 19 In’ port sebr Je: timore, dg. TARRAGONA, Sept M—~Arrived, brig rabelle, Tracy NYork via Palinas, to, TAGANROG, § Uth, Oreste, d, Berlin in), Undentseh, er, {Resnolds, How Tn port bawek Cabenda, Owens, for Bal citings, NYork ; VALE |, Susan, Reed, NYork, American Porta, BOSTON, Oct Arrived, steamsliijy Blac dy Now Orieang: » Edwards, Corson, P Cleared —Sten enuedy, Par vin Nortolk sb ark Stormy Dix, Calverton; brige 1 ing, St wo Maiys (ir), Mare aiiail, Rotterdam ; x, Clark, Chayionion ; sehr Isaac Baker, F ixth Below, brig Addie Hale, from BALTIMORE, Oct 8 Arrived, oarks Ma tangas; Ada Carter, Kenuy, Uavana; brig Korance, Dune cane Martin, Gamage, Cur Portland; MM Knowles, Know or, Wilhamaburg, Salled. Bark W@ Patnam, 1th Arrived, ateamship Geo 6 Appold, Howes, Boston. BRISTOL, Oct I7--Arrived, aches Loe, Hail, Eaicairethipo Ith, 8 Terry, Raynor, do, "ON, Oct' 19 Arrived, steamship Manbattan, AB Wyman, Boston; sche DV str yew Hailed—Steamship Charleston, NYork. FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 19 Passed in for Baltimore, brig Skjalm Havide (Dan), (ragn Malaga. assed up for Nor- ‘rom Boatols folky bark 1 ‘ GALVESTON bet ‘Td—Arrived, brig Centaur, Moore, New Nyork, York. Cleared Steamship Ariadne, Fl x hee Lucy, Jones on Howton; Ree ft, Laval, Philadel: HOLMES Muncey, Baltimore for Boston ; Kate Pin "do; ham, and Judge Tenney, — Sfivork tor Toy telegraph, ‘Wentworth, Hobokes t4, Rio Janeiro; Jennie ro Siar, Crowell ; M Lamb, Fuck ~ PRA RL Ae for do; Ganges, Rondout for do; Avon, NYork [oF ‘Robinson, Ror Fe in, Seavey ; Hi . Jones, and Harbinger, Ryder, Elizabethport for do: Marcellus, Remick, do for Portamouth; Eastern Bel Kilborn; Daring Eddy, Hovkii and Gen W H Frene! Lowe, NYork for ; Maud Malloch, Bartiett, do for 3 all, Ginn, South Amboy for Bucks port; D Davidson, Smith, Wellfleet for Philadelphia, Salied—Brig Mary # Hinds; achrs RS Miller, S & B Smalh M Boardman, W G Dearborn, Darius Eddy, Laura Robinson, BHT AM Arrived, bagk 8 W Holbrook, Piokh 1, AM—Arrives, brook, Pin! Phita- delphia for Portland mae Y Wallingios! Chipman} Gareh right, Shaw; Rachel Seaman, Seatan, ‘and Mary Augie: ta, Lord, do for Boston; L M Strout, Veasie, and Harmo Uart. South Amboy for do; Iona, Kendall, do for Porte- mouth; Electra Bailey, Smith, Philadelphia for Boston; © W Bentley, Baker. NYork for Hingham: Fanvie, Barney, do for Rockland; Wm Arthur, Andrews, Portinnd for NYork RH Wilson, Harris, Boston for Philadelpula; Jacob Kienzle, Steelman, Pailadelph'a for Boston. wit ancbor of Cape Poge, ship Charmer, from Boston for ork, KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct 16—Sailed, brig Ocean Belle, Halleck, Inacua, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 14--Arrived, ships Carl (NG), Otten, Bremen ; Juli, Monnve, Liverpool. Cieared—Ship Pauline David (NG), Otto, Liverpool, Vith—-Cleared, Helen Clinton, Sprague, Liverpool; Assam Vall do; barks Sea Gem (Br), Hok man, do; ip), Mara, Barcelona; sebre Gieaner (Br), Leiteh, end Cecelia, Goodspeed, Ruatan. NORFOLK, Oct 19—Arrived, steamship Venezuelan, Cow- ell, from Moblie tor Liverpool,'to coal, EAE WAURY FORT, ‘Oct 16—Arrived, schr Subao, Lamson, Ean port. NRANTUCKET, Oct 12-Artived, sehr LO Foster, Bldridge, on NEW BEDFORD, Oct 17-—Arrived, achre WD Mangam, Chase, NYork; Harriet Gardner, Baker, Hog Island, Ith, JH Perry, Kelley, Philadelphia; Seneca, Dottrrdge Rockport for N York; A Ifeaton, Phinney, Boston for do, Sailed Vth, br tad Oldenzaal, Hooxterp, Boston; schra K Bachetder, Munroe, Cape Heytien; Compromise, Perry, Savannah ;J ‘fruman, Gibbs, Philadelph: anartine, But- jer, do; Elvira, Ray . NYork; J E Simmons, do (having repaired); 18th, bark Lepanto, Bell, Philadelphia; schra Try- all, Soule; Santa Maria, Harding; Angler, Hesse, and Lady Antrim, Parker, NYork NEWPORT, Oct 14, PM— Arrived, achra PS Lindsey, Eme- , Saco tor NYork; “Caroline Graht, Greenlaw, Calnia for do; Guatie Witron, Ployd, Boaton for’ Phil Chapman, Provincetown for do; R 8 Dean, Cook, Tannt for Georgetown, DC: Mary d Mead, Thrasher. do for NYork Justice, Tavior, Nerrayansett Pier for Eltzabethport; Marga ret Jane, Knapp, Providence for Haverstraw. ith, PM-~Arrived, brig Mary Cobb, Crane, Hoboken for Providence: sclre Emilie Belle, Kelley, NYork for nimouth ; Jovephine, Wiittemore, do for Yarmo: Lamartine, Gur- nev, do for Warrham: Compromise, Penny, New Rediord for Kayannah ; J | Bleeker, York, Providence for N York. Sailed—Brig Moses Day, Loud, 'NYork for Leghorn, steame tug Adelia, Holinan, to for Paris, Me. isth, 8AM—Arcived, brig Florence, Rathbun, Penaacols for Providence; schr ‘Goluen Hagle,’ Howes, Philadelphia. Returned, sebrs Samuel Lewis, Wood, Ellsworth for NYurk ; Olive Branch, French, Cuter for do, The outward bound vessels are making another attempt to proceed this AM, with a fresh NW breeze. NEW HAVEN, Occ 17—Arrived, achrs © st John, Ham- mond} Henry Lemuel, Jarvis; Sarah Selsey, ‘on; Cyn= thia Jano, Hall; Gale, Sheopshire; Mary MYianiliion, Green, and Copy, Mills~ail coal laden; Mary E Coyne, Pavemire! Thames, Rhode: Iiejle Seaman, Sinith; Gloncosver, Hodg> don; Neptuns, Inward, Allen, and Daniel Webster, Parker, Georgetown, DC; Stranger, do; 8 P Shultz, Young, Hoboken ; Henriet Elizabethport; Little David, Bair, doy HM Wright, ss Salled—Schra and G © Burdett, Pi Abbie E Willar: rolina; Ido Ad Gust, Trenton ; Woolsey, Georgetown. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18—Arrived, brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, Portland; 8 d, Kelley, do; istand Helle, Pierce, Vinalhuven; Narragansett, Eder, New Haven Crowell, Boston; Tennessee. Crees, Viaalhuven 3 er, Hoste! blew, Buckalew, and J Slusman, NYork; W Wallace, Scull; S & Bi Oorsu and MP Smith, Grace, Boston; G 8 Adams, Baker, River; EK Gral th; James L Maloy, Hassett, and Westmoreland, Hice, Mrovidence; L Church, Adams, Nan- tueket. Cleared—Barks Queen of the Fleet, MeClon4. Rotterdam 5 Sir Colin Camphell, Murray, Hamburg; brig Hatield, Port spain. P Bi Argus Eye, Thotapson E Haight, A , W Hine, La 8 Ocean B Case, Greenport; Mary Price, Fery Hazelton, Gardner, ‘tannton ; ly A May, Baker, Providence: Julia A Hallock, Briggs Boston M Vassar, Christic, Fali Kiver; Charles Cooper, Nickerson, Harwich, PORTSMOUTH, Oct 16— Arrived, sehr Mail, Merrill, South Ainboy. PROVIDE Oct, 18—Arrived, brigs James Croxby, Baldwin, W $C; Mary Cobb, Crane, Elizabechport Norfolk: W 8 aten, Tatem achre RL Kev Margaret Reit Phila ‘ Nightingale, Beoby ater; Caroline ©, Harwood, Gardner, Port Johnson ; F Merwin, Bunce, inders; Gen Knox, Lovell, Eliza Pha- tol, Roberts, Elizabetsport; Anm Obs, Jones, 2 hols, NYork ; 8109} ryon, idout. Pond, and Pointer. } den, do; Khode Island, Sailed—Schrs J > Wellen, Crowell, and $ T Wines, Hulse, Philadelphia! Villaye Queet n, Elizavethport ,Jobm PColling, Gray, and Knight, Veazte rik, SAVANNA, Oct 15—Arrived, sche Franconia, Leavitt, —Ship Tiger (Br), Russell, Liverpoo!. Steanishp Zoe’ (Br), Cioake, Liverpool; bark Mary Ann (NG), Kenkel, Belfast, 1. 1sth—Arrived, stearnslip Virgo, NYork. ST MARY'S, Ga, Oct 11—In port barks Harrict A Stephen. gon, Roberts for Montevideo Idg Fearless i'r), Patrick, for do do; schrs Chas If Gibson, Thatcher, for de’ do, Mary A Long, Hardy, for Philadelpiia, do; Chas H Kcliey, Reese, for NYork, do. SALEM, Oct 16-Arrived, brig Therese Butler, Butier, Philadelpita: echrs JM Fitzpatrick, Smith, and John Cade wallader, Steelman, do; Irvine, Diggins, Aleaanuria for Bath; Planter, Horton, South Amboy. 17th—Salled, schrs A Buckley, Buckley ;'D Gifford, Jirrelly and Henrietta Sinmmous, Godfrey, Philadelphia: # W Willard, Parsona, NYork J P Wallace. frvine, C A Sn STONINGTON, Oct 16—Arrived, 'schrs Fannie F Hally Genn, NYork for Bucksport; Telegraph, Wentworth, do for Boston ; Harvest, Ryder, and Avon, Park, do for uo. TAUNTON, Oct 16—Sailed, schrs'R 8 Dean, Couk, Georges 5 ‘uv J Mead, Thrasber, NYork, WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 16—Cleared, bark Gindstone (Br), Brown, Lanlion tebe Helene, Murray, and Be wick, NYork; Mary Collins, Collins, Boston. Toth Mailed, stetuship Rebecca’ Clyde, “Chichester, New K. 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D,, 144 Lexington avenae, ELIEF YOR CONSUMPTIVES.—INSTITUTION FOR BRE trentacnt of Dineawon of the Cheat, 20) Weel 248 street, Hours from 10 to 8, except Sunda: HAT GLU ENE SAVES DOLLARS IN EVERY HOUSE by mendiug china, ginssware, crockery, furniture, &c For sale by all drigetsts and atationers, Manufactured onl hy the Glnene Manufacturing Company, 24 Water atree Boston. COUNTRY BOARD. — SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, pleasant house on North Shore, Staten Isiand, wikh a Zentleman and wits to Board with (hem for the winter, Ad? dress box 4,855 Post oilice, New York. , XOUNTRY HOARD FOR THE WINTER CAN BE HAD J on very reasonable terme at the Ridgedale House, Madi- 40, N. J. house ix ioeated within three minutes’ walle of the railway station, 19 well appointed and heated oy fur nace. Address G. W. CAMPFIELD, Madinon, N. J. Refer W. W. Thomas, Exq., firm of Thomas & Henham, 108 Broad street; (, P. Frame, Kaq., firm of Frame, Hare 212 Broadway; James A, Webo, 16 Pearl street, New York, NOUNTRY BOARD.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY / living on Long Island, within 30 minutes of the city, de- firing company, would accommodate a gentleman and wife with Board for ihe winter; terms moderate. Address G. T.,. box 182 Herald olive, {OUNTRY BOARD AND A MOTHER'S CARB / wanted, fora ciiid, 18 months old, ou a farm, Distance must not | than twenty minutes by rail, Address 1, Post oice, Brooklyn, L. 1, : ee MACHINERY. “Se BOX PLA IBBON MACHINE FOR SALP.-« Apply ard ‘at street, near Ninth avenu nd Hoor, front room, left CHINERY DEPOT, NO. 47 DRY y ‘and Hoisting Engines and ought, Kold and T WIDLARD'S © JA. street, Stationar Boilers o iM exchang —- AOR SALE—TWO FLUE BOILERS, FOUR FRET IN f pe Pann’ pee ‘e feet long; aiso three Cyiinder nat livery cheap it applied for Jon SALE KNUINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS Wee’ oe Wd Machinery of every description, Ape f to 19 Bridge street, Brooklyn, of \ ply to P. CASSIDY, Nos. OT SODA WATER APPARATUS, AND APPARATUS For nanutacturiug ang bottling of soda water, wt WIL- LIAM GEE'S, coracr of Elm and Franklin streets, New York. Send fora catalogue of prices, ke, REE MILLS, 4 PERT 4 INCHES, 48 GOOD As new, with Prove, Spur Wheel, Spindies and Shaft, for gale. Apply 0 JAMIS A. DORMAN, Tenth avenge, between Thirty-erghth aod Thirty-ninth streets, WATCHES, JEWELRY, & 5 {UCKOO CLOCKS—OUR PATENT AND MANUFAC: J ware; At 0 Watches, in great variety; Diamond, Pearl and Goid Jawgiry, wholewale and retail, at FRANK: FIELD & ¢ eWellers, Sixth avenue, corner of Four teenth stroet, cighth avenue, corner of Tw MATRIMONIAL, flcbviia ATRIMONY, -A HANDSUME YOUNG WIDOW LADY, without any mequalntance, desires to form the nee quaintance of a noble-hearied gentleman of means, with the Bower wok aaiages Address fn sincerity MY OWN IONE, Herald office,