The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1869, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. CITY POLITICS. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. Budge Clerke Nominated for © Supreme Court—The Tickets of the Twenty-second aad Twenty-third Street Branches Other- wise Endorsed. This Convention met under the auepicer of the Oontrat organization, or Twenty-eighth wranch, last night, at Apollo Haji, m Broadway, Mr, Fagar Ketohom tn the chair and barely 5 quo ruin of members being present. My. STRATTON, from the Committee on Conference, reported in favor of the following nominations: For Supervisor.......... Henry Smit, For District auorney....B. Deiateld Smith, For Surrogate... jsuae Dayton. For Coroner, velgon W. Young. JUDICIARY. Erastus ©, Benedict, Truman J. Fithian. Charles Goepp. S.C, Reed (to Mi! vacancy}. jai PF. Mail. Charles T. Polhaiwus. Dorman B. Baton. Some @is- Supreme Cour Super wor Ce Pommon Pl Marine Court Reorder. ©n motion the report was accepted. street Tenth, —— Hall; Twelfth, Ross McMahon; teenth, John. Eiseman; Eighteenth, John Ross; } month of Maroh last. to bi wore th fdvor of adjénrning. ‘The latter delegate Muved 88 an amendment that the Convention ac- journ, Lost by a vove of 1 in the affirspative to 7 in the negative. William Wells, of Weetchester, and General Pratt ‘were nominated, wuen the former gentleman with- drew, and the latter Was nominated by acc.amation, Democratic Nominations for Aldermen and ‘The primaries were held by the democrate tn the several of quietly. ‘Supervisors. wards of Brooklyn last evening and passed The following candidates were nomi- nated in the wards named:— vor Aldermen—First ward, Chdries Mile; Fifth, Jon M. Clancey; Seventh, —— Rice; Ninth, John MoGroal Henry Harman; Fifteenth, Sevente Waters; riy; Eleventh, Henry Witty; Thirteenth, ndrew Cunningham; nih, Charles B. Elliott; Nineteenth, 2’. Twenty-first, Mark Waine. For Supervisors—Second ward, Robert Nelson; Fourth, E. K. Kalmeyer; Sixth, Wiliam J. hy 4 four. Sixteenth, Christian L. Murphy ; te “4 ‘Twentieth, james Fletcher; 'wenty-second, — Walsh. The Brooklyn Reform Movement. ‘There was a meeting of delegates from nine wards of the city of Brooklyn heid at Phoenix Hall, Court street, | “General Committee.” ast evening, for the purpose of organizing a The meeting was catled to order by ex-County Treasurer, Mr. James W. Sea- bury. deiégat elected tary. favor o1 Credentials were then handed in by the ward es, after which Mr. W, G, Dickinson was Chairman and Mr. N, B, Morse, Jr, Secre- The Committee on Credentials reported im f the acceptance of those handed ip, and the meeting adjourned. In respouse Lo the Jollowing cal) a large Bumber of pel burg, honor AU citi repre who desi Syy Mon. wards ¢ for me either of the great polit professi were en i wan of Vrint w dict of the Prisoner Mi Antone at yesterday days degree ie of ONS Asse back asuires and candidates, all of which tend toward , ‘The meett: Fk, secretary of the Long Island Workingmen’s lot for city oMees, ed upon was Edgar Darbee, a printer, bied at No. 68 Broadway, WIiliams- ing, tO select candidates for civic ast eve zens, without distinction of party, who are willing tie people their self go onelect tatives and enact laws of the re a reform of our public life, to the supp the com: ve invited to attend. g was called to order by Mr. J. He said (iat he had been delegated by the Union to organize workingmen’s clubs in all the of the city and in all the towns on the Island, purpose of electing persons to office trom al parties Who were not ‘onal politicians. Nefriy all those present rolled as members, and the club proceeded but the only candidate oe Alder: the Thirteenth ward, ‘TRE SPRING VALLEY MURDER. Conviction of Antoine Maurer—Ver- Murder in the First DegrceeHow the Verdicr, Maurer, on trial for New City, Rockland county, was found gailty of murder in the first in having cooly and wilfully taken the Joachim Fuerter, at Spring Valley, in the the past three | circumstances that led to the arrest, trial and convict ton of Maurer 18 a curious study, as ) idustrating the ingenalty with which the human mind, ravel | and batiie the best laid schemes of crime. when tne set actively darkest to work, mysteries of can un- murder ‘The murder of Puerter was involved in as impenetrahle obscurity as it wel 0 1 rn AOt OF in ur ait ne eof dozen vould be, He was a foreigner, yeur in the country, and an utter stranger locality where lus body was found, fits acquaintances In this city hardly numbered who were Germans, and, like himself, vite aceustomed to speaking English. He went off lo Spring Valley ana bis absence was unnoticed, ~ | aod would have yiven rise to no anxiety if he emained @Way a year. Suddenly he is found mur- tered, and no oné Knows who he is or where he ate fom, He is discovered half naked, with- While bu the Ja Pris ngle 8 COY mark by which to tdentity hit, ed with a soft, round, gray felt hat— vmod, for no one Knows to the con- fas, DY and through that ner and a stranger, ix, after covered here in the heart . tried and doomed to a fore! forts, al este ature of the produced to plaual- it was the sevies made the deliberations otracted; but with theur in a slow ana sof testimony, it is {at a just decision. fence, gratuitous as aad vigorous; aud Mr. realized that, all his ability to pecultar wus case the « the courc and their ‘y eye Was corned to the moment an unrufied se. ig after a few sttached to mur- k eyes paused in rom side to side, is lips became ed aad tears ran silentfy down his face, $ neat drooped over his breast and anguaisl ar for expression seemed to wring his bosom. ige or tered the prisoner to be removed, and P| da. AS p kept a salty mr ne cast a look of sel, and with bowed hy orward to lis unhappy adoue. POINT HWIRDER. the jaimStatement of the erdict of Murdg ins the First Degree. r of Danie Burke for Une alleged murder of pias Vane, at Hunter's P oint, was resumed yes- i in the Queens County Court of Oyer and } gist Of che testimony, as adduced, is } ad follows:—Mr. O'Rorke, being sworn, said—I J tne ahota fred; the man who fred the shots Was atall man, with sandy side whiskers, Omicer Heaay, of Huater’s Point, deposed—{ went to Green- polat with 4 warrant for the man; [saw the navy * ousslon then arose as to the elegibility of Mr. Henry Mmith to fl the office of Supervisor, should he be elected i the face of the law of last April, which was enacted by the Legisiature in rejation to the Polloe Commissioners, and which provides that “any ono of the Police Commissioners, or apy member or the police force who shall, after qualifying in office, accept any additional piace of public trust or eivil emolument, or who stall, during his term of office, be publicly nominated for any ofice elective by the people, and shal) not, within ten days suc- veeding the same, pndlicly decline the said nomination, shall in either case be deemed thereby to hay resigned his commission and ‘to have vacated bis office, and | all yotes ast at the election for any person holding the office of P Commissioner, or within thirty | days after he shall bave resigned sach ofice shall be vord.”” On motion, however, i: was resolved t Mr. Smith's nomination, ax already made by the Twenty-kecond and Twenty-tira sireet branches, for tie oMfce of Supervisor. Mr. Ketchum left the chair for the pi recommending the nomination of Jndge Ole the Supreme Court bench, which he did in a speech enlogistic of the career of Judge Clerke. On motion the name of Judge Clerke was eubsti- tuted for that of Mr, Benedict for the Supreme Con The whole report of the committee, as amended, Was | then adop! five had ween appointed to inform t {their BOW DAtlonS the convention adj. TAMMANY HALL ASSEMBLY NGMINATIONS, ‘The Tammany Hal! democracy held thelr Assem- bly conventions last evening the foliow noraimations:—Pirst district, Michael ©. Murphy; Second district, Dennis Burns; Third district, Owen Vavanagh: Fourth district, Jobn J. Blair; Prfth dis- trict, Pever Mitchell; Sixth district, Timothy J. Campbell; Seventi district, John Cary: Kighth dis iniet, Martin Nachtmann; Minto district, Willian ¢ Bexgen; Tenth district, Owen Murpiy; Eleventh dis- trick, fer Trainor; ‘Twelfth ‘district, W W. cook; Thirteenth district, Richard Flanagan: Vourleenth district, adjodrned—no nomination Fitteenth district, Alexander Frear: Sixteenth dis Lriut, dames Irving: Seventeenth district, George W Mankew; Kighteenth district, Lawrence DP. Kiernan; Nineteenth district, Thomas ©. Felds: Twentlett district, Jon Brown: Twenty-first district, Willis Hinehman. MOZART SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS, th pursuance of the call issued by the Mozart Bal) General Com he delogates to the various Sena: conventions met om their respective dis. tricts evening, with the following results Fourth district, Wiliam M. Tweed; Piith, ig Fiynn; Sixth, Chomas J. Creamer; Seventh Jourped: Eighth, Heury W. Gene, RATICATION MEETING IN THE FIRST WARD. 4 genuine old-time like Kirst ward meeting w beid last evening at No. 94 Greenwich street, w the Domination of Colun#l Michael C. Murphy made. ‘The ceeasion of me was tht nominal mnVentOn On the Assembly Was ty session, and n the result of telive in he noMUUAtION Of Colonel Murphy AsseUAUIY had been snnounced an imprompt was once organized. Cougressmen and SS Judge Moore, Jud, hers addresse arphy. Cougr oh a ihe last session in re len street f the whe! had pro n op Barelay stree Pa property would be upon, but by Colonel Murpliy ect of the encrowchinens Was wie. ter was aef nominate © by the speakers au ut Mage presen rhe Tam last eveMug At Gross’ garden isin Stirring addresses were wade nu Murpity of Erie, Frances UC. P. ison and others, endorsing t ounty Tau nommahons ut ygisticwlly and a priaiely 10 che Wiluain M. TWee sor Bebalor, Denn’ i mbiy; Jud Dowling and Kiviqu, aud Aide The popuianty of seried by the fa sephoned 1 was t FIFTH WARD MASS MEETING. «4 ‘he Tammany democrata of the Fifth w ten = S OVENIDE as Carey's, oo West street, near Laiglit sm 81, to endorse Che nomination of Colonel M. Mu PLY for Lhe Asaembiy, Adiclrestes were made by r,t Lambert, ex-seiiator Woodrat, Assisian ‘Aig =«Tiban Haley and ers, Lolo was hanted up, aud in answer to made = #-“Deief aud very neat spe those present tor the uodoute bat ® aid ban, but woul her aad say where € iy f elected, w repres é ey we cet MUSCELLANEOUS MEETINGS LAST NIGHT. Captak W. H. Metniyre. wee ae Citizen’, Associaton of the bie cably trict ae ca DGidwve for Assenin Mr. Jact =} Coheu was endorsed isrge meet (nee heid jw oy g Kieventh © arda. Several oyu made ut bo W meetingy, in whick what Mr. Od len wou! + candidat ep election lay. The demo ‘Tilte hae ‘Fir tnadc Beat th sembly dint let an i“ MoCariby ka | “6 4 SAMUEL GOL UAT F Fon DSTA Yous z , aro My navae To wae Ba ‘ n Please Miew we eyyace tr r , J reepet yak with . ere falliy shown re e OMce Surrogate tendered t “ b venuons. } expect » #i00 ae & lawyer oF FY WOR! wy mol # candiiiate any GiTICe ws LIS elect KEVGS COUNTY POLITIES, Mican Judicial Conver tes vin Ke ba The delegates to t ‘ & . Supreme Coart, Second distric boon yaste Oay, at te County Court t BAVOKIYE ew Nam, Coit off « wi Goivin E. Patt. He said Genera, Pyatt wonild ti Lo Othe ON Mie Nwith a seeing that te did nov yeprement ® v: Interest and bat the people @t large endo “ here War shy objection againet ie ral personally there might be a Feasou for pULUIKavolwer man agaipet fim, but, ae Die election Was & eore 1) t would 0& a Wel! to ® ) 90 Ht gracefiily, and aiow Ceuerw: Pratt to go in aR, the eboie of Vive party ‘ Méenrs. Va Cott. Aidep 3. Spooner, jl. Saun- Aagson, W. Hi. Fisher and otter peniemean eydorsed the gentimerit® of Mr. Winslow Mr. CROWIN, & delegate, oppored the motion fy en- Oorse the demorratic nominee, waying ther it Was never knows? in the lustory of the demucrane parky that they had PM! s republican oo Weir teker, aud be wax in favor Wf Waving the Conveuiion adjourn Withous making Aby HeEMInNAION valher than bey sho aie coramil the Iyer to the endormenent of enndidate on the opporision Vere Mr. JK. Mays) BRE Jedge Ser RON, OF Poeksia * en fired in; all this time we | © musing our Way Up the street; when I fred was abool five eet from (ue corner; as be ie or the one after the sec- nt, i red ae smoke; | then went on the wewak was arrested add taken to prison. ihe case was (len aummed up and given to the ey retired, aud after about an hour's de t did wha ingly mine 0 exchange ov Paris, 4 per cewt premium. Exebal tion; the prisoner claimed it as his, James hat he took the pistol from a man, ogaize Burke 98 the man. Captain poin yade no resistance; he was cut some- aotr yut the head aad f Mary 0. Andrews saw the shooting: after the second shot roan fl; the fall man was then arrested: a Tae gait, “My God | do you mean tt? was veaten by a lot of men; | went stopped them; the shot was fired © Ddresst of the deceased, corroborated by Loul#s Kettle. ne wife uf te deceased, testitied—I the shooting of my husband; the ame along rolling a barrel of ou; my hus- he ised opprobrious lan- | told my hasband to let him shot: Burke had taken a pistol weat to my house to see to my sid shots were fired in my of alter foame out; my hus and 4a that he had shot mas ¢ iu knows the man luMenity Nad ended when I ousbeod said, i will see khow what he ines hen placed npon tbe stand and Burke mio t risoner Was f tng statement:—My name is David 2 Ireland :have been in this country uly-five yours; first hegan to work at car- | ork; worked in New York, Newark and for * vrieans Ralroad Company; | was in ine ary, 166%, April, i868; have lived vine 8 tener, 1568;. Was at work A “ tume he tre; left my ui if o'clock «=m = the afternoon; was with me; we we 7 , ack; stopped in a lique ‘ore on my way to the | me more drink; | saw re rolled a barrel up ack for another; 1 saw some ven sland ¥. and told them to help save wid as failing the Dammer wat or one of my pistol expunded; my revolver; the thiee ne the trigger and fired in vi mur vo Wie court room aad in the firstdegree, The prisoner (moved, and when being con waiked steadiiy and antremb- will promounce the senience at nOrning. rendered HAVANA MARKETS. HAVANA, Oct, 21, 1869, nee On London, %6%¢ der cent premium; old ex- | change on the Uuited States, sixty days Hight, 6 & 6% per cont premium; gold exchange on the | States, short sight, inited 7% per cent premium; exchange | on tbe Coited staves, sixty days’ sight, in currency 19% taies, sort ight, in eurrency, per eount, NIBATS L the United cent discount; exchange on 17 per cent dise Prices are Uf, but qaotarone are nn The extraordinary chain of me Upon the scaffold, The hat was Unk in the lengthening cuain of es, and yet for every item of evidence 0 prove the prisoner's guilt, an opposite | stated that he arrested the two men hit me and | f them pointed a | THE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT. Central Park Garden a ila Parie—Soirce Dansante by a Company of the Unknown— The Light Fantastic Tee im the “Cancan.” Thomas’ Central Park Garden concert hall was full of glittering terest last night, Unostentatious advertisements and artfully contrived notices had announced for some days that there would be @ grani soirée dansante in the large ballroom, apd tat tickets were for sale, #2 each, At about ten o'clock the gents began to assemble in the barroom and lobbies, and soon the apartments were filled by a thick fog of smoke, which now and then was pierced by pene- trating oaths and loud imprecations on the unpro- pitions weather, The crowd was jolly, The pros pects flushed the cheek of each individual— that 18, uf gin is included therein. The gents called loudly for drinks, the walters were in lively demand, and everything few ike hot cakes. “Ten whiskeys” was the call of one party that gathered about a small centre table and poured the rum down with asmack of satisfaction, The gurgluig sound of mauy drinkers continued al} the fore part of the evening, and the clink of glasses and the usual wild hilarity with vhe succeeding accustomed weakness of a few of the poor uniortunage, to support too much, were part of the exhibitions constantly revolving tn and about Ue building. THE ENTRES OF THE GRACES. Ata little after eleven Thomas’ orchestra strick up the opening march, and the first vevy of twenty-five graces descended from the large pariors overhead and began the promenade down the foor. The reception commiltee, simply distinguished by a White badge and maintaining a mysterious (7 cognito, did their honors well and paid their guests every attention demanded by the strictest rules o1 etiquette. Likewise did the floor Wanagers, with red and gold colors. The bail opened with a quadriile, played to a lively alr, and as the hall was but thinly flied at te outset the music and confused echoes of the unfilled space made the great structure tremble with grand vibra- tions, The Graces had no wall flowers. ‘The cos- tumes were elegant~in many cases unique and in more libidmows. At the outset the passion for thar peculiar twirl of the cancan was conspicuous, and at last became the distinguishing feature of the whole ball. THE SENSATIONS. When the first galop was brought out on tne floor 4 Small, little, piquante Woman appeared tn a cos- tume that could have been none other than her own invention. There waa a clear sweep from canning jittle Shoes to the knee, where a pair of ught-fitung vrousers encircled her to the waist, whence she was girdled by @ mixture of velvet, gold lace, flowers and fantastic ruimies. On her head sat a jaunty bat and on her face au inviting smile. Other works of art paraded the room with regal airs, Some were finished in the latest Parisian enamel, and others only 1p plain rouge. One set used the ordinary lip salve, aud another disdained anything short of the carmine dye. Of Grecian bends there were few; but of airs there were many. ‘They were gay aud reckless, and drank long and often; and as they gathered nerve with fresh potations the scene became more animated and the uproar more universal, Their gallants, who were among the bloods of the city, did their share towards tne “flow of soul,” and shortly after midnight many began to seek the open air to work off a feeling akin to sea- sickness. The waltz was the favorite—this only, of course, being convenient name for the chaste caucan— and tbe Cyprians would have had it written:— Precious cancan, to thy more melting tune Bow Insh jig and ancient jigadoon; Scotch reels avaunt, and country dance forego Your future claims to each fantastic toe. ‘The festivities and hilarity were continued till the 4 large hours of the morning, with the usual number of rows, but without any serious injury to the morality of the majority of those who attended. “THE LAST OF THE SEASON." Richmond Club Clanibake—Big Men, Eating and a Jolly Time. Since the Acquackannocks, tn ail the glory of their red paint and primitive costunres, wandered in “freedom wild’ over Staten Isiand, warring against brother savages that dared to “paddie their own canoes” from the Jersey shores, that land has been preemineutly noted for its unique outdoor euter- tamments, chief among thei clam bakes and clam chowders, But yesterday the “last of the season” was held on the grounds of the Richwond County Clab, at New Dorp. The weather was not of a fitting nature to greet the visitors on such an occasion; but where jolly boys like the company congregated leave home for @ clambake the weather is of no account. Upon invitation of the club, jurists, merchants, bankers, journalists and seniimentai fledglings trom Wali street met to “eat, drink and be merry.” The repre- sentation was characteristic. Everything was deliciously free. “Open house here.’ Cuowder was prepared in the morning aud landed to we early comers that their appetites might be developed, and champagne followed in abundance te help digestion. All stood at the rack, ‘fodder or no fod- der.’ Awatting the last process in cooking the “bakes” a trot was improvised between two road horses. One noted steamship owner bet an ex- Judge, “just to be considered a sport,” one dollar that the bay would beat the chestnut, and a com- mittee of three was appointed to ascertain if there occurred ‘‘any drinking between heats” or “tam- pering with the judges.’ That the history of the turf may be Correct it 1s advised that the gentleman that bet h ‘mouey on the bay" lost badly. . Then came the bake, Erastus Brooks sat pr a-vis with E, 0. Perrin, Judge Slosson, representa. tive of Staten isiand’s “buoyant boyhood,” locked arms with Mr. Wyeth, with that “little transaction” still on his mind, while Captain Decker, M. P., aud ex-Judge Russell, With @ hungry lot of Bokemians sandwiched between many gentlemen, surrounded the tables, where they cracked shells, tore asunder lobsters, peeled potatoes, stripped corn and carved chickens—eating to their hearts’ convent and ‘all stomachs’ capacity of one of the juciest, jol- lest, spiciest and most savory Clam bakes that ever greeted anxious men near the sea shore. Then sentiment and song, ‘The journalist spoke and told ory. The old poutician taughed and ran his fingers through his hair; the young legisiator indulged in remmiscences, thickly, ‘tis true, bul enjoyable, Spear, the robust, a fit candidate for membership of the “fat men’s asso- ciation,” sang, with Sar, a ditty that drowned the gentle murmurings of the “sad sea Waves,” evoking woplause that surely disturbed the quietude of the mermaids chat watch over the bappiness of the “old men of New Dorp.” There was abundance and to Spare, 30 much so that some of the young men of correct principies pocketed “Roderer,” while the munificent host pocketed the loss, It was @ reunion full of bubbling bliss: a reunion that Mr. Simonson can feel repaid him for his care, Kindoess and self-denial, GROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE, A ULexk IN DrrFiouury.—Aaron Marka, a dealer in shoes, &c., at No, 41 Myrtie avenue, procured a warrant yesterday from Justice Welsh for the arrest of D. C. Wilbur, a clerk, twenty-three years of age, whom he accused of having obtained $149 worth of property from him under false representations. Young Wilour was arraigned betore the Police Court and pleaded not gully. He was committed tor examination. BURGLARY IN FULTON AVE TAGR OF RELIGION~THIRTEEN WORTH OF SILKS STOLEN. Matthews & Son: TAKING ADVAN- HUNDRED DOLLARS The store of A. D, No, 80 Fulton avenue, was broken | lato by burglars on Wednesday night and a quantity | Of silk, amounting mm value to $1,300, was carried | | | off, The frm, it appears, Were in the habit of put- tung them silks away in some more secure place than the before —leav- Ing each Wednesday evening they were in a greater hurry to leave ie e (hag usaal, being anxious to attend St, Aun’s Chureh reception, and fatied to take isiomary precaution 1a stowing the goods, entrance 10 the store was effected by the bur ordinary day storage might, but on glars by climbing over @ fenve on Gaiiatier place and iien foreig open @ cellar door and fually pass- ing throngh an inner door, which they opened vy means of a “Jimmy. Once withio the store the: provecded to pack np the silk goods at leisure, an ‘nally decamped with about $1,200 worth of black alk € police were duly notified, but no arrests Lave becn nade up to the present. EUROPEAN MARKETS. | Moxey MARKET.—LONDON, Uct, 21—4:30 P. M.—Consols closed at 93% for money, and 43%, & ‘se tor the wccount, United States five-twenties, 2, 175s 1865, Ole, B1%5 1867, 83%. Ten-forties, g- Eries, 21 Iiiinow Centrals, 95, Atlantic and Great Weate 26%. Stocks easier, Panis Bovkse.—Paris, Och 21—3:30 P, M.—The Bourse is firma, Rentes, 71f. 26¢. FRANKFORT BouRSE.—FPRANKFORT, Oct. 21—Kven- ing. -United States bonds closed quiet and ateady 4 LIVREPOO!, COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Oct. 21-—4:30 P. M.—1he cotton market closed quiet, Mid- dling uplands, i2d.; middling Orleans, 124d. The sales of the day have be 000 bales, of which 1,600 ‘were taken for export and speculation, iengethe conon' ee —HAVRE, Oct. 21—Even- ro market c} dy Oe the a and ndout ee ase AVEBPOOL BRRADSTURES MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Oct. 21—1 P. M.—Breadstufts are quiet, At 11 A. M.— Wheat, 9m. 64. per cental for No, 2 rea Western. Flour, 244. 6d. per bb), for Western canal. LIVBRPOOL PROVIBIONS §=MARKET.—LIVER! Oct. 21—1 P, M.—Pork is firm at 1108. per DDL f Eastern prime mess. Sard heavy at 71s, per owl LONDON MARKRBT.—LONDON, Oct, 21,—Linseed on, £29 108. per ton. Tallow, dia, a 474, 9d. per cwt , 208. Wd. per cwt. for No, 12 Dutch standard op the spot. Clover seed, 4%, per ewt, for American red, M MARKET, —Awrwenr, Oct. 21,—Petro- Prrnor. Jeo drm LOCAL MATELLIGEVICE. ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.—At #1x o'clock last night John Donbock was struck by an express train of the New Haven Ratiroad at Fordham and instantly killed, His body was removed to the Twenty-first precinct ‘eab-atation ‘house, in Tremont, and the Coroner notified, - KNOCKED Down BY 4 SraRwT CaR.—Matthow Al- bright, aged thirty-four, residing at No. 64 Mont- gomery street, was knocked down and severely in- Jured by a car of the Ninth avenue line, at half-past ‘Six last niges. corner of Greenwich and Desbrosses atreets, and severely injured. He was removed to Bellevue Hospital in an ambulance and the car driver, Henry Hawke, arrested by an officer of the Fifth precinct, + Hichway ROBBERY.—About hait-past twelve yee- terday as Mrs. John K. Leavy, of No. 133 West Forty- fifth street, was on her way home, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, she was attacked by two roughs, who snatched her wallet from her hand,gand were pursued by Mrs, Leavy, whose cries brought to her ce officer Davis, of the Twenty-second precinct. One of the assatlants, named James Nelson, was arrested, hav- nF the property in his possession, and conveyed before Justice Kelly, at the Yorkville Police Court, and committed in default of $500 to appear and answer at the General Sessions, His accomplice made good his escape. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—Thie Day. 6 19 | Moon rises.....eve 6 43 510 | High water..morn 9 18 Sun rises Sun sets, . PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 21, 1869. CLEARED, Steamxhip Dentecbland (NG, Neynaber, Bremen—Oel- richs & Co. Steamship Columbia, Van Sice, Havana—Atlantic Mui) Steamsbip Co. pSleataabip Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannab—Livingaton, ‘ox Co. Steamship Georgia, Cutler, Charieston—A Leary, ’ Steamship Ashland, Crowell, Wilmington, NC—J Hand. Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co. ‘Steamship Hatteras, Blackwood, Norfolk, &e—Old Doria- ton Steamship Co. Steamship Valley City, Johnson, Georgetown, DC—Vhilitps & Brown. ‘Steamship Dirigo, Jobnson, Portland—J F Ames. Stoamsbip Neptune, Baker, Boston—W P Clyve gol Win Tapscoit, “Urgubast, Lonton—E R Morgan's ns, ‘Ship Golden Fleece, Adams. San Francisco—Sutton_& Co. Bark AE Vidal’ (NG), Angelberk, Hamburg—Wendt, ‘Tetems & Bockmann, cate thone ir), MeDougal, Rottertam—J F Whitney & 0. Brig Socrath ital), Cacace, Genoa and Gtoraltar—Stoco- viel Co. Brig Nile (Br), Moulton, West Coast of Africa via Tene- rifle—Roberts &' Al Brig Glanoe (Br), Frith, Kingston, Ja, Brig Clytie, Dow, Mobile D Hurlbut & Son. poche Heten'G Rich, Strout, Corunna and Cadlz—Warren a Co. fcht My Rover, Brown, Charleston—N L McCready & Co. Ser Frankia Bel, Brewner, Beaufort—Toomns Holmes & Vo. Schr Surpriae, Beers, Baltimore—Bentley, Miller & Tho- mas. Schr H A Taber, Bowman, New Bedford—Ferguson & Wood. Schr Ellen Louisa, Hawkins, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. Schr Falcon, Wheeler, Derby, Ct—Ferguson & Wood. Schr Sailie Burton, Bi hngon, Stamford. Woodward, Cundiff, Baltimore. ack Diamond, Meredith, Philadeiphia. ARRIVALS. RRPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Roskell, Liverpool Oct 9, and Queenstown 10th, via Halifax 19th, with mdse and pas- songers, to John G Dale. 20th inst, 233 miles east of Sand Hook, passed steamship Etna, bound E; same day, at mid- night, steamship Cuba, hence for Liverpool. Steamship Samaria (Br), Martyn, Liverpool via Boston Oct 20, with mdse, to Chas G Francklyn, Steamsnip Fab-Kee, Steele, Bermuda, Oct 16, with mdse and passengers, to J Norman Harvey. Steamabip Fairbanks, Powell. Wilmington, NC, 4 days, with mdse and passengers, to James Hand.’ 18th inst, 0 Cane Lookout, passed steamsiip Geu Meade, hence for New ry Steamabip Hatteras, Roberts, Richmond, City Point and Noffolk, with mdse and passengers, t0 the Old Dominion Steamanip Steamship Tsang Bell, Bourne, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdae and passengers, to the Old Dominion Dteamsbip Co. hip Freak Flint (of Thomaston), Robinson, Antwerp, 48 days, with mdse to Jas W Elwell & ‘Co, Had strong westerly gules to the Banks: since changeable weather, Aug 20, whlle fh the River Scheldt, Win Collins, seaman, fell from the jit» boom overoonrd and was drowned ; Oct 15, off Georges Bank, took a pilot from boat Hope, No 1; 16th, Of Georges, spoke bark Atalanta (Br), from Aberdeen for ‘New York. rig Dorothea Wright (Br), Hoare, Rio Grande, 77 daym with hides and horns to LE’ Amsinck & Co; vessel to SL Merchant € Co.. Had NNE winda up to Hatteras; since strong N and NW winds, and beeu 13 days north of the point, ‘Schr Grasmere (Dan), Kellin (axe Henry), Port Antonio,’ a2 dlaye, with logwood, Lo Peniston & Co. Find strong N an NW witkds the whole passage, Oct 3 James Shields, seaman, a native of Sweden, d of tever and wasjburied at uth, Capt David F Henry, of New York, died of fever and was buried at sea. Sebr Village Belle (of Rockland), Rome, Inagua, 24 da with coffee and logwoorl to Andrew Pressey. Oct $, encoun- hurricane from SE to NW, and sprung bowsprit, fore- d mainmast, lost and split sali and shipped several straining veswel and cansing her to leak badly, Get, Int 3b 45, lon 7400, aaw ship Francis P Sage, hence for ew 8. Schr Varuna (of Machina), Sawyer, Jacksonville. 16 days, with lamber to CA Fuirchilde: vessel to Simpson & Ulapp. Has had heavy NE and NW,winds the entire passage, au been 10 days north of Hatteras, Schr WD Nelson, Rose, Virginia. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH, Steamship Wamasntta, Fish, New Bedford for with mdse and passengers. to Ferguson & Wood. Brig HF Exton, Reed, Cow Bay, 14 days, for New York, ‘with coal to Block House Mining Co. Sebr America, Ingraham, Rockland for New York, with line to W & Brown, Schr Nellie Brown, Higgtns. Boston for Richmond, Va, Schr Clarabell, Sturges, Boston for New York. Schr Addie M Haines, Ray, New Bedford for ‘New York. Schr Henry Giles, Chase, New Bedford for New York piv! Hottie Beard, Perry, New Bedford tor Georgeiows, Schr Heleo, Perry, New Bedford for Elizabethport. “bil Sheridan, Murphy, Fall River for New York, te Calahan, Tufts, Providence for Elizabeth port. uncer St John, Hammond, Provideace for Elizw Sebr Dai ‘teamer New York, bethport. ‘Schr GJ Pierson, Harris, Providence for Elizabethport. Schr Mary Tice, Tice, Providence for New York. Sehr Dr Powers, Hoxie, New Haven for New York. Schr Guest, Horton, New Haven for New York. Schr Fed Warren, Robinson, New Haven for New York. Schr Emily M Welles, Kelsey, Middletown, Ct, tor New ork. \Selir Reading RR No 71, Crowley, Middietown for Philadel. phia. Mikchr Jas Buchanan, Kelley, Derby for Elizabethport Schr Mercer, Wasson, Bridgeport for Ellzabethpori. Schr Josephine, Ba'l, Bridgeport for Ellzabethport. Schr M Kenedy, Mills, Stratford for Elizabethport, Schr Highland, Lynch, Roslyn for Albany. BOUND BAST. Schr Vapor, Johnson, Philadelphia for East Greenwich. Sehr 0 Hadden, —, Elizabethport for New Haven Schr Luna, Smith, Elizabethport for Bristol. Schr JM Hayles, Arnold, Eltzabethnort for Providence. Schr Isaac Merritt, Giadwin, Elizabethport for Bridgeport, Sehr A F Howe, Ellis, Elizabethport for Bomon. Schr Porto Rico, Wentworth, Elizabethport for Boston. yf mp, Bailey, Port Morris for Derby. Schr Josephine, Maxson, Albany for Westerly. Schr J Clark, Fowler, Rondout for Providence, b Hal New York for Portland. ork for Providence. "y, New York for Providence jllagher, New York tor Port Washing: Schr M W Gridin, Grif, New York for Fall River. Sehr ML Bartlett, ~—, New York for Rhode Inland. . Sel ar, Woo w York for Pi SAILED. Steamshipy Dentechland, Bremen; Tripolt, Liverpool; cotumbt Punnall; Saratoxer Bich: mood, & Wind aceunset SSW. Marine Disusters. BARK Garatva (Br), Hyde, from Boston Sept 15 for Met. bourne, put into Bermuda Oct ‘IS in distress, and reports en- ed heavy weather for several da dit adetaable for the benefit of all “ away for Bermuda, Oot, iat 00 65, on 66.02, tell In with bi Muruerite (of Boi laden with coffee and bide doned, with mizenmast broken by the deck, fore ani topmaste, forevard and mainmast gone and everything aroand inn dilapidated condition, She also had three feet of water in the bold; four of the ien and the boatewain of the Ga- balva boarded the wreck and refused to leave her; laid by the derelict until LO PM, when wa lost sight of her in the darkness. Oct Id the Marguerite wan towed into St George's by the Britisly troop ahtp Himalaya, which fell in with her on bthe 18th, with the men of the Gabalya atill on board, who, not being abie to give a aatisfactory account of themaelves, were taken as prisoners on board the Himalaya. BARK CANADA (NG) at Savanna 16th tnat from Wert Hartlepool, report# Aug 17, encountered a severe gale, which carried away bulwarks, sail id wtove boat. A seaman was also waahed overbonrd and ¢ BARK H VINCENTIOS VO Pensacola for River Plate, which was taken to Key Weat 6th nat, after being ashore, remained in port 13th, ready to pro- ceed, having repaired. ‘Capt N was waiting ordere to draw ‘or walvage charges, Bank Trax ritom, from Alexandria, Va, for San Franciseo, put inte Montevideo {0th Wit, for what cause not tated, BARK SARATL RLIZANRTH, before reported ashore oppor nite Gilgo, LL, has been got off and left thie (lat) AM in tow Of ateamera Winanta and Relief. BARK Sit LAWRENCE (Br), at Demarara Oct 9 from Bait- neountered a gale Sept 15 and 16, during which lont al oil, and at ove time the vensel liad cut away foremast, which carried away maintopgalianimast and flying )ibboom, when the vos. ae! righted immediately. BANK FLORMNOR BAKER, from New York for Montevi before rey at At Thomas in distress, war on the marine ‘lip 14th Inst under survey. BRIG TWO FRIENDS, from Port Gilbert ror Boston, wi totally wrecked at Little Harbor, east of ‘Ragyod Islands, Vewnel insured for $4000 in Halifax, BRIG JOLIA A HALLROR, from Philadelphia for Bosto: put into New Bedford hy leaking badly. | Would discharge ne 7. ch), Nagel, from cargo and go on the marine raltway. SONR PRAAIDENT WASHINGTON, at Boston Oct 19 from Bath, was in contact in Boston harbo: ud bed tarboard bow stove in nod filed with water, Se Sonn FRank Howanp, from New York f meine Bat Sar at ca ttre her cargo and would be ready to sail 0 from New York, at Demarara Oct 4, en- le 16, in which er be Ve gue Bet 6, in ich was thrown om her beam LDIN, Crowell, for Philadelphia, while sailing Monday worning. wcel into the steamer City of Newpory, iying. at Provinnns Hoan Bagine Co'p whass, carrying away vari of ber barricane ae aw — deck abaf' the upper some 300. The sehr cated war pg eee aye wate Pa GI Manna Te SuANOUAR, Rept 18—Bark Falcon was totally wrecked recently near Miacellancous, Purser RF Smith, of the steamship Fab-Kee, from Ber- muda, has our thanks for late papers. Sir BRIDGRWATER—A Waly FROM THE SRA—The fo!- ‘owing note, containing the original dacument from the ship Bridgewater, will be found of interest, showing, as St does: the drift of the ocean in that locality: + VERNMENT Oct ‘The Parl ‘pay was oh gteyenty Foul ten the southeast ‘of Barbados, on the th September, 1869, ‘and is forwarded in accordance with the request made by the master of the shij GEORGE H HAWTAYHE, Private Secretary. q.biip Bridgewater, from New York tor San Francisco, out, Taticude, observation, 14 18 N. Longitude from Washington, 42 59: Longitude from Greenwich, '34 04 W. Bi 30.08, jarometer, 30. ‘Anerold, 23.64. Thermometer, 77. Should this ever be found the finder will pines: forward the name to the New York Herald for pabil ion, with date and place where fou ynd much oblige Bunn. Pe [SSON, Master of ship Bridgewater. ND AY, May Pe fine Dreeze’ from ‘east and lovdy weather; all well on ‘A most remarkable coincidence in connection with the above in the fact that a bottle was thrown over fromthe same vessel on her previous voyage to San Francisco, and was tound and forwarded to this office and was published in the Herald. “ Lausch—The clipper ship Glory of the Seas, 2000 tos measurement auccessfully laumcned from the shipyard of Donald McKoy, at East Boston, yesterday. ‘The bu!) and materials of Dutch renr Eduard were sold at Bermuda Oct 34, She will again be refitted, . Whalemen. ofitared nt New Bedford Uct 20, ahip Milton, Wilson, Pacitie ean, Sailed from do 20th, bark Ansel Gibbs, Stetson, Atlantic Ocean sch Ellen Bodman (ot Fairhaven), Jenney 40, Sailod from Bermuda Oct 5, achrs RF Soper Eldridge, to cruise; Wm Martin, Fisher, Boston, with 150 ble ap oil; 18th, Clara L Sparks, to cruise. Arrived 10th, sche Abbie Bradford, # mos out, with 250 bbla oi Called off 10th, achr Lizzie P Simmons, from a cruise. A letter from ‘Captain Potter, of bark’ Abraham Barker, of NB, reports her at Monganui July 3, having taken 180 bbls sp oil dn Inst eruine of 6 weeks—240 Dbis oll all told, Reports spoke and heard from about July 1, barks Hunter, Chase, B, with 1200 bbls ap oll; Northern Light, Baker, NB, 140) 40; Mirnesota, Plerce, New York, 480-do;" Albion, Thomas, NB, 500 do; Einma © Jones, Giiford, NB, 1900 do; Bart Gos: nold, Nichols, NB, 1900 do; Minerya, Alien, NB, 120 sp since Jewving Monghan: Aletter received from ship Vineyard, dated Arctic Ocean, July 25, off Fey Cape, reports her with 100 bbls olf this season, wel Svoken. Ship Margaret, Roach, from Liverpool for Savaunah, Oct 7, 8 PM, 40 iniles N of the Skerries. Bark Priscilla, MeAlevy, from Callao June M4 for Antwerp, ‘Aug ib, lat 27 8, ion 31 W. rig’ Phlilip ‘Larrabee, from Boston for Baltingpre, with foresail split, Oct 18, off Moarauk. The Amanda Elizabeth, of and from Wamburg for Phila- delphia, Oct 4, lat 47 45, lon 7 62. Foreign Ports. Awoy, Sept ts sailed previous, bark Inaulaire ( York, with 444,500 Iba tea, ANTIODA, Sept 21—Arrived, achr Anna A Holton, Gordon, Newborn (and sailed 30th for St Martins). BueNOS Aare, Aug 28—Arrived, barks Fresh Breeze (Br), McDougall, Machias, Me; Mary ‘M Bird, Packard, St John; NB; brige Herman, Patterson, Portland; Clara M Goodrich, Look, 8 Jobn, NB! 80th, bark Neversink, Gibson, do.; bri KC Redman, Redman, Satilla, Ga, Also arrived prior to 10t vit, bark J B'Bradley, Bradiey, Bangor. Sailed Aug 96, barks Josephine, Haven, New York; Sept 2, Damon, Wilkins, do; 6th, brig Wim Robertson, Reed, do. In port Sept 11, barks Ada ray, Race, and Arizona, Car- ver, for New York, dg; Tatay, Morse, and Lord Palmeraton (Bi, MeCready, for do do; Yaubel (Ari), Moody, for Boston, 40; ‘and others. AULA, Sept 29—In port ahip City of Boston, Cutler, from Callao for Antwerp, disg for repairs; brigs Trial, Hopkins, une; Roslyn, Tuthill, for Havre, Idg; schr Mary A Witham, Partridge, for NYork, to eail Ock 2 BAnBAabos, Uct 2—Arrived, steamship North America, Sioeum, New’ York via St Thomas {or Rio Janciro (and pro ceeded): ‘Sailed Sth, bark Mayflower, Dill, NYork; brig Home, Phil- lips, Turks islands. BRUMUDA, Oct 16—In port bark Gabalva (Br), Hyde, from Boston for Melbourne (ate Disasters); brig Narguerite (lr), towed in 1dth (see Disasters); schr’ Rover (Br), Barnett, from Wilmington, NC, arrived 15th. CARDENABy Oct 11—Arrived, briga Nollie Husted, Kimball, Havana; Kate Upham (Br), Alexander, NYork; schr Guiding Star, Grey ‘Winterport, Satled Ti , bark E Eaton, Marsball, NYork; brigs E H Kennecy, Geyer, Baltimore; Prairie Rose, Gow, a port north of Hatteras. DEMARARA, Oct 8~In port brig E MeLeod (Br), McLeod, for NYork, lag3 Citizen (Br), tor do, do; and others, re New FoocHow, Bept 14—Sailed previous, bark Mary Edie (NG), Filnett, Boston, with 965,000 lbs tea, HONG KONG, about’ Sept 14—Arrived, ship Peruvian, Thompson, Yokohama, HAVANA, Oct 9 Arrived, ie § Bt Philade!phia ; 10th, sehr fT D Wilson, LM Merritt, Eaton, Matanzas. Safled 9h, bark Philena, R Owen, Guptil, Caibarien. ce Oct 21—Arrived, ship Geo Hurlbut, Masson, or! MONTRVIPRO, Sept 2—Arrived, brig Lena Thurlow, Cor- bett, Savannah ; 6th, bark Panola, Luther, Pensacola; brig Amy A Lane, Carver, NYork; ith, sehr Aanawan, Kimbail, Baltimore ; sth, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford, Buenos Ayres; 10th, bar! Varren (Br), Averill, Winterport, Me; Transit, Carlton, Alexandria for San Pranciseo; brig Dudley, Averill, Baltimore ; 12th, barks Augustine Kobbe, Carver, Quebec, Flor del Mar (Bri, Wisweil, Bangor; brig Valencia, Strout, Millbridge, Me. Sailed int, brig Fredonia, Cushing, Paranagua; 6th, bark Nonpareil, Flinn, Buenos Ayres ay Marion Emerson (Br, Sheldrake, NYork; lth, Martha Bowker, Goodburn, Callao, to load for Dunkirk. In port 4th, bark Juan F Pearson (Arg), Morse, for NYork ldg: brig Woodland, Mankin, for do do; sehr Edish, Randall, for West Indies; and others. Matanzas, Oct 10—Arrived, sehr Willie, Staplea, Balti- more; 11th, brig Glmore Meredith, Ayres, Savannah; scht Maggie McNeil, Johns, do. Cleared 8th, briga LM Merritt, Havana; 9h, Caroline, Me- Farland, Baltimore. aM Tneker, Tucker, Holmes, do; 1th, brig Baltimore; 10th, brig Thos Arrived, sehrs Piscataqua, Hum- Pi ui, (Br), Rumer, Key Wast. Satled Sept 24, brig Potosi (Br), Cofiill, NYork via Exuma, Penxamscco, Sept 28—Arrived previous, bark Zephrine (Br), Peniston, NYork; schr Beethoven (Br), Kaisted, and Kitten (Br), Levellner, do, Pana, Oct 6—Arrived previous, schrs Rebecca © Lane, Whittemore ; W J Holmes, Ward, and # G Davis, Alen, New York. Saiied 6th, brig Isabella (Br), Movgan, New York: schr [J P Augur, Aldrieb, do. it10 GRANDE, Aug 20. mas, Boston; In Cleared, brigs Chance (Br), Tho- Flora (NG), do. 31, brige ue (Braz). Cintra, and Sultana Ploroel, for Nvork, lug; Catharine (Br), Ingram, tor fod States, dos. Allee (Br), Loud, for NYork, do. JANGHAR, Sept J8—Sailed previous, barks Stanley Casto 1). MePoneld, NTork, with 988,600 [be green tea; Argonaut (Br), Sanderaon, do, with 694.000 do do. Sr THOMAS, Get 13—Salled, brige Rainbow (Br), Smith, rior to 3 ort Au| Humacoa to load for NYork at 40c, gold; lth, Annette (Rr), C90) ‘Tarks Islands to load for Northero (sting at 9, gold; Timothy Field, Emmerson, Naguado to load molasses tor NYork at $4. Sv Jomn, NB, Oct al—Arrived, brigi a, Hapenny, Kennebunk; Clara, Boston ; Lewis, Carter, NYork. Cleared 2st, brig J D Lincoln, Merryman, Havana. YOKOHAMA, Sept 27—Sniled’ previous, barks Mary Lee (Br), Robinson, N York, with 466,33 Iba tea; Georges Becker (NG), Bebneb, do, with 234,265 do, In ‘port Sept 27, ship Janet Ferguson (Br), Ritchie, for NYork ; barks Caro! Br), Rossa, for do; Herbert Graham r), James, for do; Cedric (Hr), Stapleton, for do, tail; harton (Br), Mathn for doy American Ports, BOSTON, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Clotilde, Marden, Cieafa- by te brigs Addie Hale, Dalling, Caibarien; stad Oldenzaal (Duteh), Hoogterp, New Bedford; schra Mary Loalse, N. ke ichmond, V' a ton, Wilmington, A Blossom, ikon, Lioyd; &’ H Shannon, x Case; Sarah J’ Bright, Shaw; GK ‘Cogswell, Sweet! Millard Filmore, Chase,and F St Crair Edwards, Ireland, Vhntadetph Ann E Martin, Buell, and Elects Bailey, Sinith, Wellington, Chipmi nd Stephen Morr! Thompson, Vanzamt, and M & Amaden, Lavender, do; Jacob Kienzle, Steelman, and J W Vannemaa, Sharp, do; Hattie Paige, Haley, do; MA Folsom, Rose, do; May Day, Adams, Port Johnson: Neptune's Bride, Crowell, NYork ; J 1D Griftin, Gould, do. Below, suip Sooloo, fram Mantin; briga Mary E Hinds, and J W Drisko; also 2 barks, 4 brige'and @ large fleet of schra unknowa, all bound in, Also below, US steamer Palos, bound in. Cleared—Kark Canada (Br), Smith, Savannah; brig Mary Hoghes (3r), Anpapolis; sehr Annie Currier, Pook, 8 Jobri B yia P Helen Mar, Nickerson, Alexandria and ‘awards, West, NYork. Also clenred railadelpila; brig Lins (Br), Evans, bark Nellie Fenwick. Washingto steamer Liverpool. Salled— oamer Saxon Dst.-Arrived, steamships Movicllan, Baltimore ; Giacua, NYork; barks’ Almira Coombs, Hanson, Sagun;’ Horace Scudder, Gould, Nordkoping; btign Mary'E Einds, Hinds, Philadelphia: Op » Allen, do; Annadale, do ‘br e, NYork. Below, bar Marta Scammell (Br), Hielatrom, from Pisaqua via Callao, BALTIMORE, Oct 20. Cleared, steamships Baltimore (NO), Voeckier, Bremen via onthampion ; George Appold, Howes, Boston ; brig Harry, Fest indies; achr# Peerlows, York; Clara, Baxter, Bos, as Handy McMahon, NYork: U H Gage, Wood, Spny- ten Duysil: A A Grawold, Blewsing, Hoboked ; Join Dono- van, Barnes, Troy. Salled—Steamahip Baltimore; ship [da Lilly. Bet Arrived. bark auea (Nii, Swengrace, Braman brig d Abby Watwo Premier Boston. BANGOR, Let ‘avrived, brig Harp, Daley, Rondout; gehrs Wen Me r NYork; Vth, Olive Hayward, do Sailed 6th, schrs Lilli DG, 18th, brig Rachel Cony, Palern 1tb— Arrived. orig Potomac, Caryer, Philadelphia; sehr Th ae tlix, tind, NYork, LPAST, Oct 14—Arrived, sobre Alice Parker, Lusher Turks Islands; Abby Gate, Ryder, N York Hed—Sohrs Orion, Hits Leila, Foss, and Ida 8 Bur; Burgess, NYork, ie BATH, Oct 17 Sniled, sobre f port; Samuel Castner, Jr, Mbt Mp! BRISTOL, Oot 17 Arrived, steamer Ospray, Kenny, NYork: 1hth. acure J 8 Ferris, Raynor, Plizedethport: BH Daly, Lamphear, do, RET URSTON, ct 21—Salled, steamship Mianetonka, ork. CALAIS, Oct 1—Arrived, sehr John Boynton, Mitchell, Griffin, Washington, ard, Johnadn, Elizabeth. New 19h, NYork. J8th— Cleared, h Inia B Arey, Babbidge, NYork. Ith—Arrived, achr 8 T King, Parsons, 3 MIGHTON, Get 1s Saited, ahs More, Paics, N¥ork. THA, Oct 17— d, in nonhon phy led ark Von Justo (naw), DUARTOWN, Oct 18—Arrived, achra Judge Tani vanaeh, Klizabethport for Bo Hi Harbinger, Ryder O Avou, Park, NYork for do; Harmony, Hut ith Amboy for do. Telegraph, Wentworth, Hoboken for doy H Ht Prencky Low, NYork {¢ : Pomp york for Bangor; Fanny F Halt, Gian, South Amboy EAST GREENWICH, Oct 17—Arrtved, . shon, Brightman, Boule Amon, Aires Sear Mary. Mer FORTHESS MONROE, Oct S1- Passed in for Baltimo bark Klvert fi Si oF avg) rom Sagua: brig Georgie, from Arecibo; PALL Kivi in ballast, f R, Oot 19 Boston, a Salied, schr Allen Middleton, Jr, HOLE, Oct 19, UM—Arrived, ship C Lacas, Koston Ce ey Pca ‘or Boston; Wan Laura 8 aett eo Lege Crocker, Carter; fury. uae Ror Jnitie B Sampson, Blake, Gar and Julia damage, Norton, Rockland ehmond ; Corvo, Prokering; Calista, Spear, and Oregon, ding, for NYork; D & & Kelley, Kettey, and Brown, Hoston for NYork; Anne Gardner, Knowles, and A iinm: mond, Pain, do for do; Sedona, Holbrook, Vinalhaven for do lar Mteed, Nickerson, Mi ly tor do; New Zealan: Cook, Portiand fo Teocadia, Klwell, Balem for ¢ Anps Bizgveib, French, and Vicksburg, Wiggins, Bangor 2 L Cordery, Grace; Dan G * Elteavets Engllahy ‘Crowell, and. John + Wiliiama, Boston for Philadelphia; Wo OF, ney it for do; Maria en) balmer tar for i 5 ‘Vleaver. from Liverpool Hable, ponsende, Dark for Go; Georgia Davia, do for NYork; Addie L Cut, ry do f Pi te, eee iat tt a Lucy J ‘Wallticet for 5 Gep How: arg Joh ‘Anguate for Eiuavetiport; Harriet Baker, Webber, NYork for Boston. By proskey naa me Le price, Cinsee oe ea ae en rs nm mn Welter HG Hira Harriet Faller, Mary’ Brewer, 1 Leach, George, noe mane Perces Hinckley, Foster, Jack- soorite Cor Bemioet fens ‘Traub, True, Philacelbbis for ; Baw! N for Kittery; 0 H Kennedy, Heiehniota icant techie gt for 5 a Philadelphia for 8t John, NB: Marion Draper, Meady, Eliza- belhpor! for Boston; Mary low, Kankio, Palla pba for 3 ry jer + wat Grille, do for Philadelpbiay Alvarado, Hlerviek, aud Mary Hy a RE a th et ; jon for do; Wm McLoony Haskell; Elizabetn, cand Nile, Spear, Rockland for do; Nautilus, Ham, do for Richmond; New Glove, Bray, Calals for do; Active, Coombs, Portsmouth for Philadelpbia; Robbie W Dilion, Ludiam, Boston for do; GW Kimball, #r, MOBILE Ger eared ahi Cousins, N ip a ” York schr Queen of the Wesi, Beat "Philadelphia. NEW ORLEANR, Oct 16- Below, steamship Robert Lowe. ‘and Borren- to, Ne from do; St he Nelson, from dos on Buy N — ‘Havre. NORFOLK, Oct Ie-Arrived, schre’ Haroins, Gray, and Modesty, Weiyer, NYork: Rich, Paddock, do; Annie 1 dos Minguas, Henry, Perit 2 NEW BEDFORD, "Oct 18¢arrived: echra Joon t Wi- Newberry, and JW. Knight, Plum, Georgetown, DC. Balled—Brig Julia A Hallock, Brigge, Philadelphia for Bos- ton;achra Young Teazer, Bowman, 'and Cohasset, Gibbs, Tyler, NYork; § Waterman, Chase; ‘aud WH DeWitt, Chase, do. 20th—“Ball ‘Sarah, Cobb, Philadelphia; Kilen R, Burgoes, und WH Lewis, Hauainond, N York. NEWPORT, Oct Is, PM—Arrived, ‘achr Sarab Jane, Gard- per, NYork. ‘Also brig Irene, Wass, Lubes for, NYork., achre ray, » Ipawi for tiadel| + hy Show, Bomon for do; Tryal, Soule, NBedtord. for NYon Adelaide, Endicott, Somerset for Philadelp! Edwards, do for NYork; Ida della Torre, for Georgetown, DO; William Jones, Keon Baltimore; Emma F Hart, Hart, Prov Angler, Besse, Warebam for do; Morea, Fales, do. Returned, schra Mary Susan, ‘Sea Flower, Chase, Fail vidence tor Elizabethport. Saled Belg: 5 P Brown, Blackman, Havana. Wh, 8 AM—Arrived in the night, brig Philip Larrabes, Crowell, Boston for Baltimore; achr Lady Avtrim, Parker, Wareham for NYork. PM—Arrived, schra Urbana,’ Allen, Hadson for Wareham ; Abel C Buckley, Buckley, Dauversport for Philadelphia; Ste- hen Waterman, Chase, New Bediord for NYork; Lamar- ine, Butler, do for do; Allen Middleton Jr, Arses, Fall River for do; Albert Jameson, Candage, Wicktord tor do; # Nick~ erson, ‘Crowell, Providence for’ Philadelphia; Verwmillion, Lockwaod, and’ White Rock, Hubbell, do for NYork. ‘Sailed—Schra David Faust, Wood, Boston for Philadelphia Nalaon Harvey, Bearse, do for NYork ; Olive Branch, Freno) Cutler for do; Blondel, Chapman, Provincetown for Philadel: phia, NORWICH, Oct 18—Arrived, sehra Jane Maria, Biteapeth- ports ‘Tempest, Trenton; Oliver Spelman, Pratt, aud Mary ‘att, Bliven, Rondout; Maria Fleming, Williams, Hoboken. 19th— Arrived, RW Huddall, Mayle, Philadelphie 5 Hines, Law, do; J Runyon, Lewis, Eizabethport; ompscn, Hoboken, Sailed—Schr Maria Fleming, Williams, Ho} NEW LONDON, Oct %—Arrived, abip ster, Shields for New Haven ; schrs Succ delphia for Providence; Black Diaiaond, Merrill do} Yankee Boy, Reeves, do for do; Trliner, do for do; Bm: ma & Ellen, ‘Alany for do; Cameo, Dennison, Rondont for Norwich ; slooy Apenh Chadwick, do for do, PHILADELPH ., Oct 0—Arrived, brigs Ellen P Stewart, igbton for now, Rockland for NYork ; Wer for do; Jobn Brooks, Fox, Vro" Holla and Renshaw, Sylvesier, Sagua; echrs Hattie M Howes, Howes, NYork; Annie Amsden, Bange: EB Shaw, Shaw;'L 58 Levering, Corson; E Doron, rvia; J A sonm, Clark, and HS Brooks, Lore, Boston; Northern Lagu Ireland, Providence; Josephine, Warre! Phinne oer Pa, Grau, Lake, NYOrk! Jobnson, Smithy Pro A Benedict, Case, Greenport; J Watson, Houck, Lynn Cranmer, Cranmer, Dighton; Mary d Farr, Cornwell meraet. ‘Cleared—Ship Record (Br), Colfer, Antwerp; bark Impe> radon, Heard, Pernambuco; brig Don Chisclowe uml), Pao- Iillo, Gibraltar; schra Glengarey) Yates, Charleston; Narra. wea faneett, Edgar, Lynn: A de, Hinson, Richmond; eo & Mary, Lord, Boston. PORTLAND, Oct 18—Arrived, schre Bowdoin, Randall, jladelphia; Rena, Bishop, Rondout. v Olearet-- Hig Frank E Alien, Clark, Cardenas Bi ‘d—Ship ayilower. rrived, sehr Sharpel, NYork. see sting, Patterson, Cardenas; achr MD 20th Cleared—Brig Faustins, ¢ Marston, Baltimore ; steamer Starlight; Charienton. PORTSMOUTH, Uct 18-—Sailed, schrs Mary P Huceon, Vaughan, and R L Tay, Baker, Philadelpbia. PAWTUCKET, Oct 20—Arrived, sch Quickstep, Wile, Philadelphia. Sailed—Schr E A Stevens, Mitchell, Baltimore. = PROVIDENCE, Oct 19--Arrived, schre Babine, Currier, Jacksonville; AD Scull, Jettera, Georgetown, DC; Joweph P Cake, Endicott, Fpllecel hia: Js Terry, Raynor, Eliza- beth port; Cabinet, DeWolf, do; DC Fonter, Shetiiela, New- burg; Geo F Brown, Hemmingway, Hoboken. Below, echr Quickstep, Wilse, Philadelphia for Pawtucket. ‘Sailed—Sehrs BE Nickerson, Crowell, Philadelphia, Polly Price, Yates, do; Ocean ‘ave, Baker, do, Hvergree: Bunee, do; A Trudell, Hess, do; Wm 1 Bowen, Baker, NYork; Whit Rock, Hubbell, do; Bea) Butler, Fowler, Newburg; Henry Castoff, Kuowles, NYork; Freddie C Porter, ———, do. 20th” Arrived, schrs John Warren, ; Cuan A Grain- er, Harvey; Francis G Smith, Burret; M Pickering, and Louisa, Hamlin, Elizabethport; ‘otter, Handy, ry Etheri and Bea Hoboken. Salied “Schre Mary AH, Conley, Baltimore; Eliza & Rebecca, Price; Jesae | ‘Adams’: Nightingale, Beebe, and Gilbert Greene, W Philadelphia; Chas L Hulse, Lialo, and Eagle, Gr bethport; Hattie 8 Collins, and Grace Ol York; Isaac Sherwood, Bacon, Haverstraw. 4 RICHMOND, Oct 19—Arrived, echrs D H Rapp, Cole, and Yn, ii DL Sturges, Taylor, NYork. Salles. Sehr Albert Mason, Kore, NYork BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20—. ed, abips Bwordfieh (Br), Landaboro, Liverpool; Geo Gilroy (Br), Wyle, do, bs der, Newcastie, NSW: River le, Ei Liazie & Rowa (Br), O'Hn- Anta (NG), Batavia; Wavo Queca noc Light of the Age, Ale: (Br), Chonowit gan, Newcastle, NSW; Br}, Thompson, Bangkok ; Crown, Sydaey; iat, ship ‘Train, Lane, NYork via Rio Janeiro. Cleared 20th, bark Zadok (Br), Priest, Liverpoo), with 10,000 sacks whent, th, bark Lady Hulse (ir), RB: BAVANNAH, Oct 21—Arrived, br yy. New Orleaus, ip Herman Livingston, . »berinol, Liverpool. foun Sherwood, Bose York; echt c line Hall, « OURLEM, Oct 18—Sailed, schy Admiral, Steelman, Pbitadeir Passih—Arrived, achr Gov Burton, Ludiam, Philadelphia. —Sebr Annie Magee, Young. Philapelpbin. SOMERSET, ‘Det 18 Sailed, schre Adelaide, Kadicott, Philadelphia; E H Brazos, Edwards, NYork. WILMINGTON, NO, Oct 18--Arrived, schr Jobn, Rollins, NWIGkFORD, Oct 19—Sailed, schr Albert Jameson, Cans dage, NYork. ST MISCELLANEOU prison CARTOON. | TO-DAY (FRIDAY), OCTOBER 22. A REALLY FINE PIOTURE, PRESIDENT GRANT AND WIS FAST TRAM, “DEMOCRAT” AN REPUBLICAN.” BOTH WELL IN HAND FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE OF 1878. THE DUST AROUND THE WHITE NOUS. NEW VERSION OF THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, WITH SOROSIAN ADDENDA. THE COURTS OF NEW YORK A GLANCE AT THE COURT OF SESSIONS, THE CLOSING VISIONS OF QUEVEDO, A SPLENDID CARTOON NUMBER. Full of Rich, Rare, Racy, Sensible and Dewonstrable Matter. Price Two Cents. Six Dollars a Year. Office No, 97 Nassau street, Newadealers, send in oriers it advances Advertisers, take notice. BY Fe TA MEETING OF THE TAMMANY HALL NOM nating Convention of the Eighteenth Assembly district, hold ay the Jackson Club rooms, the Hon. Laurence D. hiere nan was renominated by acclamanation. vt EDWARD KELLY, Om | | | | | ‘man, James MAXWELL Paratox Harton, Secretaries. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE ‘courts of different States; legal everywhere; desertion, e., auflicient cause; terms fair; advice alno Notary Public. —_F. 1. KING, Counsellor at Law, 863 Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFEREN? States, legal everywhere. Desertion, Ac,, suflicient cause, No publicity, No orn, until divorce obtained. Advice free, M. HOUSK, Attorney, 76 Naseau street. LWAYS AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.—TEAS, Coffees, all kinds of Groceries and Flour for the mulhon, cheap for cash. THOMAS R. AONEW, 260 Greenwich atreei, New York. 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(ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTA AND ALG JODivensce of tha Keg cure) by. ir RACH ARIE, 70 Hrondway. “hg L,OR SALE OR LEAR: THE ECLEOM IRON WORKS, comprising 20 lots and.buildings, hotler bop, Aniehing doy fackamith do, pattern do, brass and tron foundry will 8 ‘sold or jeased together or separately, W' nm Machinery, ooland patiarne, Cavalogue at the once, 40 Cherry atrdet INETRENTH ASHEMB! Y DISTRICT. ‘The reguiar Tammany Hall Deinooratio the Ninatecuth Assembly disirict met, pursuant vo the oall of Tammany Hall Geveral Committees, ht Feehan's, corner of Manhattan atront and Broadway, Oeb. 21,1809 | The fo) ing da ezates were present :— From the Uwenty secon ‘Thomas McMahon, William Allen, Michael {from the Twoifth ward, Theo, F. Tona, Fo pani Reward Honch, Jeneo 0. Keator, Josiah Porte wention for Michael J. Guise, David 8. Jac Jr, Deouie ro OF ots aad Sonn oe wlohe! J. Quigg and Jona. y elected. A vote ing taken, Thomar ( was ously nominated ax democratic candida Patan woe Mineveenth Assembly district. Mr. ted upon by a committer, when be appeared before the Gonvontion and in an appropriate apeoeh accepted the nowt nation. MIQHAKL GROB, Chairman. MIOHARL J. QUIGG, JOHNS J. Mo.ONny Secretaries. ‘POCls UNDERWOOD 4 x HOWAN WILL this evening, on the steepi@ chase, I! aaite, and th a ¥ SELL. mile, Vig mile heat races, at the American Jockey Club rooms, 92) Broadway, and on “3 track, , Becretary. ELIRF FOR CONSUMPTIVES.—INSTIFUTION Fi the Treatment of Disearon 0! the 20 Went atreet. Hours from 10 to 8, exenpt fgeanye = ro ineanns of the Palvic Vi oere, Dn ae) Derormiition a? 144 Lexington avenne, the eye, note, facu and person. Me OTHERMY A. DANIELS M, ANTED—A CAPITALIST, TO INVEST IN A HOTEL in a Southern State that i¢ sure to a large jntereat of the investment, Roferonees exchanywl Apply to J, Pe SNOW, at 201 Broadway, room If, ont! dem inet, wn