The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1869, Page 10

e Jersey City. SusLIxa Liquow ON SUNDAYS.—Tho Police Com- mussioners are considering the question af enforcing ‘tio law with regard to the sale of liquor on Sundays, Oormmissloner Pray reported at the inst meeting in favor of the eaforcoment, The question will be taken up at the pexi mecting of the Commissioners, CHARGED wira Rosping A Post OFFice.—Two men, named James Thompson and James MeCor- mack, were arrested yesterday afternoon and dod, im the City Prison, on the charge of robvin, Shetty OMmice at Rockaway, N.J. The Chief of Police had received information by telegraph of the robbery, 80 that & sharp lookout was kept for the suspected indivijuais. Thompson had m his pos- sesaion a rovulver and several Keys of mail Dags. Hoboken. FeLi Ovrksoary AT Tie FERRY.—As the ferry- Ddoat James fumsey waa Jeaying the slip for Barclay atreet, at diteen minutes before six o'clock last even- ing, 8 passenger named John MeAnany, who resides in ‘i irty-liret street, Now York, attempted to jump from the bridge and fell into the wat rescued by officer Van Riper. It ts sur with the uuniber of fatal accidents resulting @uch rashness recently wea will slull rua tue ra Hindson City. AN INsaNE Woman.—A German woman, about twenty-elght years of age, was brought to the police station yesterday while sufferiag from mental aber ration, She gave her name as Mary Strangweica, ~ Dut no Inforiiation could be eleited from her as to her resictence emily con tona. She is a stran- ov in Hudson Clty, and 16 18 Supposed she belongs 0 New ¥ “ Trentoi. Ty Covrit—In this court yesterday aman name 1 Fox pleaded guilty to having assaulted t and was sentenced to pay a One of dfty dollars and to stand 1 three months. . A colored n named J sentenced to the county jail for twenty days for ealing cigars and three Overcouts irom Dr. Hodge, New ¥ SuPREMZ CouxT.—This Coure was eccupicd yesterday im hearing an arguinent on a motion for a new trial in the case of Compton vs. Tae New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com- pany. Cot on had trav x1 On this company’s Toad and was about crossing the terry to New York when he entered by the wrong gate. "The servant in charge ordered him to go by auother route, but Compton ovjected and was ultimately forced out- aide the gate, He tien took an action ajainst the company for assault aud battery and was awarded 200 damages, ile Colapaliy HOW seeks lor 4 Dew MERCER Cou trial. Newark. POSTPONEMENT OF THE DEDICATION OF THT SoL- Dizts’ MONCUMENT.—In consequence of the {nclement state of the weather the dedication and unveiling of the solders’ monument at Fairmount Cemetery, yesterday, has been It 13 to be regretted that the elements were not auspicious yesterday, as ail the neediui prejarations for @ proper observance 1 the occasion had been completed. Errronrerky EXTRAORDINARY.—One of the repub- Mean members of the Common Council bas received acommnumeation from a certain police justice of this city, setting forth that the latter is a candidate for the city poi ticeship, Which will be vacant On the Ist of next January, and asking the influence of the Councilman addressed. Tae clauns of tne eandidate in que: y de properiy estimated when it is stated t being a fossilized poli- * ticlan, ivis ouly a week since he Was sentenced by Juuge Depue io a fine of ity dvilars for ext IuporTanT RALRCAD PURCHASE.—It is religbly PloomM@eld aud Montclair sold to the Erie Rail. documents have all Toad and that the n Feceived the signat other « 3. he secre road waa visiied by # Hb but dechned mivivig any present as *t mature.” The pre ended to be on Railr CANVassERs.—The Board of ers, appointed to count the nt election, met at the Court House tn this city yesierday at noon, and Orgauized by the appointment of eorge 8. Mills a3 chairman i Clerk, 03 cl an hour, on certain inforia got abroad to Dili everal stories Mr. Julius Stapa, ister, would, 1f at wity over or two more HUFFAWLY ASSAULT AT N Last evening, about eight o'clock, walle two gen- tlemen, named Joseph Tuttle and Van Houten, were peacefully proceeding home from the house of some friends, in going throngh the fifth wara of Newark they were set upon by a gang of radians and beaten 1a & mast outrageous Manner. Oue was rendered fusensible, While the other had his scalp severely cui, evidently wita brass Knuck! hey were re- Tnoved toa neighboring how ia properiy cared for. Une of the a!ioged assailants, Andrew Funk by name, Was arrested and is Row held, er arreais will ie. aK, HJ. 0 ER AEY Leases! ‘The following is a list of the members elect of the Ninety-fourth Legisiature of New Jcreey, and thew political compiexian:— THE NEXT § Count. Jolin Torrey, JV John Hopper. Calvin Corle. hichard Janes T. waward H. Bird Te A MBLY. Atlantio—Benjamin H. Overhe: Bergen—Eben Winton, Henry A. Hopper. Burington—John J. Maxwell, Abrauam Perkins, Thomas C, Alcott, Levi French, n—Henry L, Bonsall, Wiliam C. Shinn, am Whartman. pe May—Thomas Bees miberiand—Charies 0. Grosseup, 1. A. Howe, Joxiph N. Sanray, Chauncey C. Williams, hel, William R. Sayre, James L, Gur- ey, John Huniele, Henry W. iWwison, Wiliam W. Havkina, Matthew Murphy. Gloncester—Nimrod Woolery, Leonard FP. Har+ ding. Hindson—Leon Abbett, Sidney B. Bevans, James \B, remus, Kermaon D, Busch, Abel J. Smith, “Witton Brinkerviow. enact John Kuglar, Theo. Probasco, Joba P, ir. Mereer—Charles 0. Hudnut, Wiliam A. Barton, Jame. Nor i D. Jarrard, Albert L. Runyon, Brow rge | a Monmo‘uth—Austin {1, Patterzon, Daniel H. Van Mater, An drew Brow: Morris. Theo, W. Phonix, Columbus Beach, Jesse MM, Saarp, Ocean—A bert M. Bradshaw. Passaic—Hugh Keid, Henry Hobbs, Charles P. Gurner, Salem—8, \R. Lippincott, Davia Evans. Somerset— James W. Arrowsmith, Jolin R. Staats, Sussex—fiv am C. rk, Samuel H, Hunt. Unton—Fera inand Blancke, Alpert A. Drake, Warren—Aba viom B. Purcell, Caleb H. Valentine, William Siiverth orn. + Repadlicans in) /tatic , 26; democrats in Roman, 54; democratic major ity, 8; demoeratic majority ou Joint Dailot, 14. ‘ KONG ISLAND. RAILROAD AccipmyNT AT HUNTER'S POINT.—Yes- terday afternoon a \young man, named Wiliam ‘Wastell, in the employ\ of the Long Island Railroad Company, was badly \ injured at Hunter's Point, ‘While engaged in couplhig cara. Ile was caught be- tween two cars and ji tlernally injured to a great extent, 80 that his lire 1s 1\n Jeopardy, BuRGLARY AT Hunrer's Poist.—On Thoreday night the house of Geor'? McNulty, at Hunter's Point, was entered by thie\’es3, who carried away $400 worth of goods, consisting of money, and clothing. Tie thieves attempted to Which contained some money and vale Babion Sa, fearing deiection’, did bot prosecute WESPOBESTER COUNTY. IncunpIaRISM.—Shortly after eig.\t O'clock inst Shursdey cvening a car loaded with beled bay on = Morris of the Harlem Ratiroad at bind we lpg a red, resulting in the almost Votal destraction of contents, valued at about $200. ‘The incendtary escaped detection. TOWN APPROPRIATIONS.—At a meeting held by the trustees of the town of Morrisania on Thursday evening the sum of $38,500 was propriate) for fr ear, in the following mann for the ane. Seine commissioners of town survey, $6,000; contingent expenses, $5,000; maintenance of police, $10,000; roads aud bridges, $10,000; sup- ort of poor, $2,600, and for the fire La pperene #50. it ig ordered that the above sum be raise by tax on the taxable mbabitants of the town, POUCHAEEPSIES MaN SHor.—The pilot of the steamboat america, which runs in the towing business between Hudsop and Kondout, was fatally shot about one o’clock yesterday, while examining a revoiver, The charge toox eftect in the bowela of the pilot Has name has not been ascertal AQUATICS, 'The Four-Oaved Boat Race Between Boston rod Salisbury Crews on Lake Quinsi- gamond—Six Miles Made in Thirty-nine Diinutes and Fifty Seconds—ike Bostoa Crew the Victors. (From the Worcester Spy, Nov. 5.) The four-vared boats, Neptuae, of Boston, end Stephen Salisbury, Jr., of tts city, rowed the sux mile race yesterday afternoon, of witich so much has been said witnin tue past few days. The crews met at tl pay State House in the forenoon and chose the referces and Judges, of which the lollow- ing is a lis A JupGEs—J, A. Logue, of Boston, for the Neptune; Danie) Downey, of Worcester, for the Stephen Salls- bury, Jr., at the upper siake. 5 Jeremiah Honan, of poston, for the Neptune; 8, Clark, ef Worcester, for tag Stephen Salisbury, Jr., at the lower siake. Rerer“es—Captain Gardner, harpor master of Boston, and Charies B. Pratt, of Worcester. Jt was agreed that tn case the referees could not @ All disputed questions should de decided by Frank Queen, of the New York Clipper. The crews were iu the best of spirits all turough the day, and the following tables show their condition as ey took (ier seuss for the mate! 8. SALISUURY, Ji. 4gq = ag Weight, J. J. OL ‘Thomas 1 ns z 167 Coraeuus brosuin lot Height, Weight. Andrew Conner, stroke, 6 107 Thomas MeGuiggen. 5.09 od Thomas McCauley. 5.09 163 35 i. MoNulty, bow. 29 5.07 164 It will be remembered tnat the challenge was given by the Salisbury crew to apy four-oared boat, and tude the Boston crew accepicd 1b under certain conditions heretofore made known, Shorty after twelve o'clock the road to the lake began to look lively, and the day Was such a one as Lo invite the attenaunce of ail whose tastes inclined to boating or sporting. It was one of the pleasantest of New England’s very pleasant Indian suinmer days, With nov breeze enough to ruile Le su00Lh sUriice Ol the beautiful Lake Quinsigamond, the smoothest water of any im the country for races of this Kind, ‘The getty ready of the line acrosa by the iower stake bout and placing of judges’ boats, occupied more lime thah was expected to be taken up before the start, but tle beautiful appearance of the surrounding country and the lively betting in the crowds, which were constanuy swelliug, used up the time so that no great impaticuce was expressed, The number of people present would reach tive or six thousand, disurbuted at various points about the lake, the bridge and causeway being crowded with the look- ers-on. In drawing for choice of position tae Nep- tunes Woa and chose the outside, The pleasure boat Phil Sheridan, with a con- Sumpuye Cough and nervous whisue, Was struggling avout the lake with @ load of passengers, looking for pedis world ike a web-fooied omnibus 1D a freshei, and se ‘al slelis Were dariing about with appar- urpose han Lie desire to show them- yout three o'clock the judges and two boats Wit newspaper reporters put out from tue st shore aud stationed themselves. ‘Then tie ues, WLU wile suirts apd handkerehters dover their heads so as to the top y, Suol under the bridge and came alongside akeboat ainid cheers from the crowd, and viler the Salisburys dropped their boat lito ater and pusned off, With baked waists and to, arrange vbemseives, amid stili louder cheers. iie starting was done by Captain Gardner, and without apy drawback of misunderstanding the * WOS giVeR Gt BIXWEN Minutes post three dip Of oars was simuliangous, but it porcepuble in a few seconds that Uke Neptunes bad the lead, The boats Kept wel: together, how- ever, and made the first mile and a haif in 9m. 453, fey turned tie upper stake neuriy logetuer and came in the rst half but @ stort distance apart. Neptunes were just straightened round start Wuen the Salisourys were makuy their turn, Which was better done than that of the Neptunes. From this polut it was qatle apparent wiica woutd win, thouga both were in good wind aud stroke, the tree miles were made by the Neptuues in 19a, 2is, and by the Salisburys in 1vn 5s., the lat ‘ losing twenty seconds at the turn. Their position in roWlag Up remained jack as 1% Was on /eaving the lower stake, and, In iact, to the ena oi the Bix wiles, Which was made in 9m, 603, by the Boston boas, With the other thirty-five seconds beuind, ‘The raco Was rowed 1n the best ume on record Where tires turas were made, Aad Was Dot lost to the Worcester crew because of poor rowing, but Tather Won by tae remarkable rowing of the Bos- be ate Who showed that they had received the h most thorough training, ‘Their trainer, Foley, returned to Boston last Saturday, sick, and since tat time Jona Biakey, a boat builder of East Boston fas had the care of the mea aud their boal ‘Too Winning crew will probably immediately go luco (raining for @ trial with the champion crew, the Paris, of St.John. They are not, ail of them, doutmen of great experieuce, though McCaule: rowed agatmst the Warda two years ago in the st Jobn crew, and McNulty and Conner rowed in a race at Boston two years age. Conner is @ Brigh- ton butchor gad two of the otuers are railroad car- penters. | = EE! ‘The other race was forfeited by Morris, of the Boston crew, le not coming to ime witu the money ac four o’ciock, the time agreed upon. ‘The Union crew had their stake deposited in tue morniag, and Were ready to make a new match to row to-morrow for $20) aside, but the other crew would not con- gent, but sa hey would row on Saturday or Mon- day, which was Lot agreeavie to the Union crew. Morris aiso ofered to put $259 againsé the $200 and Tow in Boston, or row here to-morrow for $1,000 a side; but the Unions would stand to their drst pro- posal aad agree to ho other arrangement, and the up ytd Une matter 13 Wat the race Will Lot be rowed a all. ‘Tae Union crew claim to have made three miles In 19m. 163, and lym. 108., @ad seemed eager to pul under the avove terms. It is a fact well worth mentioning that, thongh the assemblage yesterday Wag nearly as lange as at tho regattas, and made up of & much less refined Cues, sul there ta none OF the disgraceful conduct to record Which usualiy displays itself on réyatia days, A DARK TRANSACTION. pi to Murder a Negro in the Elghth Ward. About two o’cloek yesterday morning two negroes, nauied Jerome Jackson, residing at 23 Sullivan street, and lienry Wilson, were standing at be cor- Att her of Broome and Sullivan streets discussing the probabie good or bad effects of the defeat of the property qualification in the new constitution relating to vhelr race, whon Jackson, who was somewhat under the influence of lquor, made & rewark that greatly mcecnsed his compan- fon, who drew ® razor from the breast pocket of his coat and, opening 1t, seized Jackson's head “tn chancery’? and made a desperate effort to remove that useful member from his body, succeeding in inflicting a severe wound under tie leit ear, trom which the blood flowed freely. Jack- 800, a8 soon as he felt the cold steel coming in con tact with his flesh, began to yeil ina manner that threatened to awaken the whole neighborhood. Oticer brothers, of the Eighth preciact, being on post tn the vicinity, and hearing we sbrieks of tue irightened negro, came to hia assistance in time to prevent the bloodthirsty assailaut from taklog the life of his victim, Wiliiains was conveyed to the station house and subsequently arraigned before Justice Ledwith, at deiferson Market, where a complaint of felonious assault was preferred againss him, to which he Pleaded not guilty, but was committed, in default of $1,000 bau, to answer at the General Sessions, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York~Tals Da: Sna rises. Sun sets... 36 | Moon sets...,.eve 7 23 51 | High water.. .eve 10 24 PORT OF NEW YORK, NovanvER 5, 1969, CLEARED, Stenmnship Virginia (Bry Tho} ; Bteamehip bo. . bats pandas = ore pintesmelip Celia (Br), Gleadell, London—Howiand & As nwall. Ship ‘Daniel Wobster, Brown, Loudon—E & morgau's Ship Abigail (By), Raymond, Antwarp— 1p Burbpe (NG), Pieblon, Bremeee i nore eee 6 4 ip Chariot Savannah—Nesmith « Sons. jark Union, Paine, Adelaide (Austrai’a)—K W Cameron, rk Laura (NG), Stracker, Bremen—Wendt, Tetons 4 in, Bark Dirigo, Blatr, Mobile-N L MoCready & Co. aheie satin Bry Verwon, Buenos ‘Avros iiawon, Watson beta Tubal Cain), who will command her, and parties in Kew "1 we Behr Eveline, Pierce, Barbados—D Trowbridge & Sons. Eee TRAST Ne & ih Marlon Gage, Sheppard, Charleston—N L MeCready Schr A A Holton, Gordon, Newbern-—J A Patterson, Sobr Margaret Plata, Bl Wilmington, Del—8 God- in. "sehr Senator, Faulkner, Boston—Bentley, Miller & Tho- mi Sehr Granite st Crocker, Boston--§ W Loud & Co. Sole WH Bowen, Uaker, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. Sehr reson, Nichols, UneasvNle—H W Jackson & Co. St er Concord, Norman, Philadelphia, i a, Nov 5, (Gy pilot boat Neste No'a0). FEKETE Oct 21—Arrived, Frethandel, Wachter, ; BORDEAUX, Oct 38—Arrived, Hitlda, Torjusen, NOrleans. ay oy en eho a York, fount uk Now . ce ea hay Ele ‘hese for Bis Gon richie rece ete lon rer bos led); pas: dor, lord, Givauspe Islands for Hamburg “Houueny Oct 58—Arrived, Union (2), NYork. ARRIVALS, Rage Hixvo, Geto No vessels in port. ~ REPORTED SY TIT UGRALD STAAM YAIITY. ee Cts Pcs Cs EEN CERES x French gunboat Latouche Erville, Capt Basset, t Pie} HEL.vort, Oct 22—Arrived, Josie Mildred, Ginn, Philadel- ay > Soret ew of phia; FH Jennings, Noble, at in Miq, I7days, The Lmounte 4 guns i po ig ees : * peg a5 i. leare: vines enn "Gray, NYork; S steamer Yan leut Commander Talman (late Ab- | Bessie North, Faulkner, dott), Port an fines Got Bead “Nicola Mole amos Cor | Havana, Nor 4-—arived, steamsnlp Saxonia (NO), New see ve aaa ce oe. he Say of fare fever; ee Pa hip Washington, Vera 0: j80 Jas Lyon, captain's clerk, an were at Boa; , steams} ‘nal 2 were hava ny no ober’ casox on Doar “tho ¥ has Livenroot, ‘Oct 28—-Arrived, Golden West, Brown, Phila- en detained at Quarantine, delphia, amnshlo City of Boston (Bn), Halerow, Liverpool! Oct 28, Builed 284, Reasle Linrrig, Allen, Philadelphia Helen, An- Queenstown 35th, vis Halifax Noy 8, with mdse and 423 pas- jer, Staples, Matanzas; Yumuri, Cawlan, Charleston ; 24th, sengers,to.J G Dale, Nov 4, 34 miles B of Bandy Hook, | Texts, Mentzen, Caly john’ Tucker, Matthews, and T passed steamship Scotia, hence for Liv=rpool. cnmseh, Bearse, NYork; Kate Stenraship Donau (NG), Ernst, Bremen Oct 28, via Routts | tb, Wiid Hunter, Cole, Galveston; Koomar, ampton 26th, with mdse and 790 passengers, to’ elrichs & | Oricans; Statarad’l Brock, Nicolayaon, Philadelphia. Co, Had fine weather and light winds the whole passage, Cleared Balder, Marcussen, Baltimore; Vertrouen, with dense fog crossing the Hanks; Oct 90, lat 50 04, lon 2511, | Lentz, City Polnt; Hertha, Hansen, Philadelphia. spoke bark Monitor, bound B.. Ent out 28d, Margaret Evans, Smiley, for Savant Steamslfp John Gibson, Winters, Washington, DO, with | Losnon, bet 18—Arrived,' Cons antines mdse, to Puililps & Brown. (and ent out to return 35th); Wm Welsh, Philadelphia. Stedmahip Fanite, Brooks, Philadelphia, with mdse toJ | | Cleared 2d, Paraguay), Dixon, ‘NYork (and passed Deal Lorillard. th). Ship Perseverance (Rr), Roverteon, Liverpool $4 days, with MILFORD HAVEN, Oct 21—Sailed, Bazaar, Jellergon (from i Liverpoo!, Phitadelphi: andse and $$ passencers, to Tapscott Brothers. Had heavy a weather frat Part of the passage; latter art fine, . : Pal 4, 06 ys lied, brig Frank W, Larsen, Smyrna to Ship Clpde (Br), Churelill, Ways, In ballast, | load Cor United States, to Hd Ne Wolt &'Co, pba 9) a dl PLYMOUTH, Nov 4, 11 PM—Arnived, steamship Holsatia, Bark Toni (NG), Raetyke, Shiolds 60 days, with mdse, to | N\ork for Harbury (and proceeded). Brigys & Co. Had heavy NW winds most of the passage. Tins boon 18 days making 400 mites. Oct 24, lat $8 63, lon 63 W, hase leasy gale, commencing at Ri, veering around ta SW lasting four hours. Lost malo topgallant yard, split sails: 0 Bark Harre Booth, Chase, JB Ward & Co, Had hi have heun § Jaya north of Hatteras, Hark RW Griffiths (Br), Drnmmond, Matanzas, 14 days, with sugar, to Jame FB Ward&Co, sf Ti pee ee ne 0m carne 8, lat 40 50, Tana, Oot 8—In port schrs Heheosa, O Lane, Whittemore, and? W Holmes, Ward, from NY ory deg pi AbAMastiL0, Ovti—in port brig G W Morris, Morris, for ost Sutled 7th, brig Autumn, Peak, Boston; sehr Race Horse, Haxhoa, NYork. Vout Av Putwer, Oct 26—In port steamship City of Port VA a HBO, for NYork same day; bark Robert Murray Jr, for 0, 1 ‘otou, NB, Oct 27—Arrived, bark Geo Walker, Walker, Havana, 17 dass, with migar, to NE winds the entire passes; Bae mpede (Bri, Gilkey, Sagua, 11 days, with mélass: Dubin, to Jaa F Ward € Go, ‘Oot 2, int $2, lon 78, had a heavy ge QUEENSTOWN, Nov 4, 9:20 PM—Arrived, steamship Java, commencing at NNW and veering around to NNE, jas tng 48 N York for’ Liverpool (and proceaded). ; houré; split sails aud started cargo between decks; has beon | Arrived at do Oct 24, bark Koska (Rus), Lunderlin, New 7 days N of Hatteraa, with strong NW winds, rk, Brig Tsabaila (Kr), Morgan, Para Oct 3, with rubber, nut brig Serah Crowell (Br), Mes- TOMAR, Oct 14—Arriva and sailed 1th for John’s, Pt, to load Lor Said i/th, echr Hamlet (Br), Green, Port an Prince to load jor boston; Leth, big Fahnie Buller, Bartlett, Turks ig Proteus (Br), Gibbon, Havana, 17 daga, with suzarto | Islands end n ve been 8 daya north of Hatteras with heavy Nand | | Trivo te, vet rived, Roberto, Castellano, NYork; 20th, Gulheita, Longobardl, do; Domenico, Colota, do; Zu- ig Gertrade (Br), Layman, 8t Johns, NF, 19 days, with | cima, Herlo/sen, sichmond. fishy to RE Currie. Got a7, tat 39 49, lon 6744, had aheavy | Yar\ours, NB, Oct 23-Salled§ bark Yarmouth, Bay- galo from NW) Inating 94 Houta lost fore and main topmasti, | mond, Kew Crieans, fe, to Burdett & Pond. Have been 18 daya north of Hatteras ith strong northerly winds ; Oct 98, lat 83, lon 6) 40, passed ering WSW, showing sigual of black ve “) sad prepraiien eds stove balwarks, ke. a merican Ports, f eel (ir), Gordon, Linzan, OB, 12 days, wit coal, to G It Hrewer. "Had fine weather the entire pasaige. POATON, MDE goercven; senuananrel Alcantion, Maze Eivie Davia, Hand ite Uunion 7 (sr), Tatts, Cow Bay, OB, 38 dave, with coal | fv’ Davisy flaps to Block House Mining Jo; vessel to'P I Nevius Son. Hat henry NW gales the entire passage; broke foremanst 12 feet from the deok, and spilt sails, and was driven down on George's Shoal, the vessei Ginty very heavily; since thea have been driven acrosa the Gulf Stream twice with heavy NW gales; not being able go carry any sai get north, fished the foremast and got what sails we. Rod jeft and man % ere Wik oa eR St B, Ai Brig Wiley Smith (Br), Rogers, St John, NB, 16 daya, with Wri nt & Co; veaselto G itaples & Co. wee 5 days to George's Bank.’ Since then had heavy W and NV al Schr Tizris (Pr), Morris, Bahia Sept 17, with eoffee, &c, to BJ De Wolthco’ om o Lasatid Schr Rebecca M Atwood (of Harwich), Donne, Rast Har- bor, 12 days, with sult to Woodruif & North; veusel to BJ enh Sehr Maryland, Tor rey, Jackeonville, 10 days, with yellow ine to mi ir SclirG@ 1 Smith, Bowker, Virginia. Sehr M F Turnér, Camp, Virginia. Schr C8 Watson, Allen,’ Delaware for Hartford. en Canal bont © H Piatt, Morrison, St John, CE, 20 days, with Tumber, CH Piatt, Panal bont 8 M Treadway, Flowers, Moutreal, 20 days, with Innber, to. D Ladd sn? Owe Ast Canal boat HF Gaylord, Stevens, Montreal, 20 days, with barley, to John Gordon & Son, Canal boat Register, Swift, Montreal, 20 days, with barley, to John Gorton & Son. Canal dont W Switt, Sutherland, Montreal, 20 days, with barley, to Hartshorn & Brand, Canal boat S J Smith, Smith, Ottawa, 20 days, with Inm Canal boat W A Harri + Ottawa, 20 days, with Ium- Hey RW Alama eto eee Canal boat O H Clougn, Newland, Repentigny, CE, 20 days, Wi Idina te Beet BE Oe ag ‘anal boot B Warner, . E b Iumber to Brot, Son EGS et Ponnany 2 Gays, with toukUa boat Hendack, Richards, Burlington, Vt, with mdee arker, Canal boat C RPargons, Smith, Oswego, 14 days, with race to masta tom : boatd T Terry, Haight, Oswego, 14 days, with mdse On nickaou, Alaska, NoFanhnd, MeFartand, Philadel ‘Lew! and Chie, Hamilton, Elizatethbort; Matanza, Bragdoa{ Arcturus, Siaith, and Keno, Foryst, Rondout, Cleared—brigs RM Heslen, Joues, Mobile; Alice Woods car, Doberty New York, to load for Liverpoul. Algo cleared, steamer William Lawrence, Hallett, Baltimore; ship Pha: ros, Collier, San. cisco ; schre piace Crowell, Baltl- more; Charles H Moller, Brown, Philadelphia; Millatd Fil- more, Chase, do, Sailed—Wind WSW to SW, ESE and SB, bark MC Dyer brig Robert Ving nd both anchored in the Roads). bSth—Arrived, ste Tell Baltimore; fries, from Philadelphia; ship Wm Woodbury, McClollnny, Li col; barqk Chasea, Crockett, Cronstadt; R @ W Dodge, Munroe, Georgetown, 8 C; briga Geo at Hire Blanchard, tilla River: Repeal (Br), from Dominiqud; Golden, Lead, Philadelphia, arrived ‘ign Chance, from Rio Grande; Portage, ind, N York, hy Praya; sehr Trade Wi! 4 BALTIMORE, Nov 4—Arrived, bark Adelaide Pendergast (Br), Chichester, Kio Janeiro; 'achra Arctic, Norris, Jr, St Johns, PR; Neiile H Benedict, Fills, NYork ; Starlight, Jones, Boston; Bowdoin, Ranall, Portiand; Mary Mankeu, Tyler, NYork; Artic Garwood, Godfrey, do; Annie Gillese, Mitchell, Windsor, NS, Cigared—Brig Skjalm Holde (Dan), Hintzo, Cardif; ecbr W J Tufts, Turner, Stamford; New Era, llser, Moboken; MJ Fisher, Lawrence, New Havenjand Bridgeport; @ R Bur- riti, brown, Jersey Cnty. £ 8 lanbol, Prestiasimo and Ohattanooga, steamship Lelpaly, Jager, Bremen ship Ma- }, brig Paragon, Shute, NYork. red, vows BN Hawkins, ) N Yor! as A Parso Stephens, Wilmington, NC. 1—Ariived, steamehip James Adger, NYork; Gull Stream, do; Starlight, Portland, Ke. Stehmshipg W Everman, Philadelphia; schr WE sonvilla. , Nov 4—Arrived, achr Chase, Ingraham, NYork, OWN, Nov 2—Arriyed, sehr Corvo, Pickering, ate. Conal boat Dora, Vasrell, Oswego, 14 days, with mdee to NTROE, Nov 8--Passed out, steamship Ber- EB boat Grnaley, Sayles, Oswego, 14 days, with mdse to boa TM B en. ed, schrs James Parrett, Nicker- Kelley, NYork; Richard Borden, Boraen, 8 it iyler, Kelloy, NYork, ichira Hazieton, Garner, Philadelphia; M M Mer- nbbitt, and OT Herrick, Baldwin, do, STON, Oct 99 rived, steamalitp Wilminaton,Colo, er, Morgan, NYork; Starlight, Lea: wley, Bowley, Oswego, 14 days, with to mast bout G'A Felter, Curran, Oswego, 14 days, with mdse to maste Cant! Dont Lile, Lettemore, Oswego, 14 days, with mdse to aaster, Canal boot Satony, , with mdse to marter. Caual boat Lizzie, Wilvox, Oswego, With mdse to muster. ‘ : Rnd, EAveenoot + q N ot 3) Salldd, sels JH French, Bur- Pavsed Through Hell Gatoy eas, nnd silver Li , NYork R, BOUND soUTa. Steamal Peri : D no, Baker, Boston for New York, with E janekin, NYork. midae, to W MES' HOLE, Nov 4, AM—Arrived, US steamer, Paw- Schr Abbie Ingells, Ingalls, Muaquash, NB, for New York, | nee, from Porismouli for Noriolk, In tow of steamer Leyden; with ppiling, to Snow & Richardson. bark RG W Dodge, Monroe, Georgetown, 6C, for Boston } 8 selirs John Grifichs, Coombs, Wilmington, NO, for Boston; R Xe Yanghan, Hs ey Surah U'Smity, Banks, and Julia & Gar. rison, Smith, Philndelphia for do; Southerner, Darhng, do for Poremouth{ Arctic, Hail, NYork for lem; Otranto, Hamn- moud, Litzabetuport for Boston; Panthea, Hill, Rondout for Wood's itole; Frank Atwood, Higgins, Boston’ for Norfolk; bell L Petree, do for Tangier, alled—Bark RO W Di schra John Griffith, Panthea, RA Vanghan, Arctic, Sarah © Smith, Southernes, Julia A Garrison, Utranto. ; MOBILE, Oct 29—Arrived, achr Beaste Morris, Allen, Phila- elphia, bean, Oswe; ra Grand Island, Mow onkling, Daniels, Phila- ir R A Ford (ir), Carpenter, Rockland, NB, for New York, with stone to P { Neving & Son. kebr Jnila, Nash, Calais for Harlem, with lumber, to Hill & Wakeman, Schr Prudence, Cobb, Camden for New York, with jumber tow Viaviland. Sehr Franklin, Brewster, Franklin, Me, for New York,yith stone to J Ho Schr Starlight, MeIntyre, Gardiner for New York, with lumber, to Holyoke & Murra; Schr Naind Queen, Chase, Portland for New York, with heading sud lumber, 49 Bentley, Miller & Poomas, Schr live Avery, Wilson, Rockland for New York, with Ime to mester. Kchr Maria Whitney, Hall, Rockland for New York, with Inne tod R Brown. Sebr Charm, Fuller, Boston for Georgetown, DO. Behr J G Collyer, Hutenins, Boaton for Philadelphia, Seurr Ida L, Bearse, Boston’ for New York. (from Calais) ‘enney (from Calais), ni Jason, Sinally d f Jonephine, Maxon, N York. SOc &0- Arrived, -skipa Westmoreland, H{ Southard, Woodworth, Philadelphia urman, and La! clir Mary Miller, Dayton, Roaton for Roudout, British Lion, Bowe, Rio Janciro. Bohr J B Norris, Glnghorn, Holmes’ Hole for Woodbridge. Cleared—Steamships Juntata, Hoxte, Havana and viadne, Harding, Holmes’ Hote for New York, Schr Wenoua, Baker, aunton for New York . Schr ( Poland, Providenes for New York. » er, Providence for New York. rane, Hi ‘rovicenca for New York. witol, Harding, Providence for New York. Bohr George’ & Albert, McConnell, Providence’ for New ‘ork, Sch F Waterman, Hinckley, Providence for Ronfont. Schr Harriet A Butler, Strickland, Portland, Ct, for Waah- ington, Gch J M Taylor, Fowler, Portland Cy, for Brooklyn, for New York. Scur Lamartine, Gurney, Marion fo) Sour Charey Wooley, Varker, New Haven for Georgetown, Schr W 8 O'Brien, Burns, New Haven for Philadelpiiia, Behr Quickstes, Smith, New Haven for Philadelphia. Sebr Lizzie, Frambes, Horton's Point for Phila telph im Behr Cinderella, Vanghn, Greenwich for New vorz- Philadelphia; Geo Washington, ‘Guger, and Gen Meade, 1s brig Profeta (Sp), Casi Nov 1—Cleared, brig Oriental (Br), Otterson, St Pierre, Aritronga: enrietta, Oct 3i—Arrived, bark Hernan Cortes, Abril, Havana; BEDFORD, Nov 8—Arriyed, schrs Fair Wind, Bow- Sampson, NYork, Bist—Arrived, bark Emma (NG), Hansen, Rio Janc!ro; Malavzas; steamer Victor, Gates, oe Martinique, 8007 HWEST PASS—Arrived 80th, ship Clara Killam, Cann, riled 25th, steamer Cuda, bark Jennie Cobb and schr Nov], brig Ruatdn, Webster, Ruatan, Safled Ist, steamers Geo Washington ana Gea Meade; ships Favorita and Learn- ingto Mary A Rowland, Fuller, Marton for NYork; hrs Seneca, Dotiridge, Rondout; Lamartine, Butler, Schr faze, MoNamee, Oreenwich for New York. 98, NYork. Schr Josorthina, idgeport for Bllanbeth port, 2, PM'-Arrived, sienmebtp Endeavor, Bobr Pashian, Croaby, Bridaaport for Naw Yor. 3 achts Dictator, Paine, Har: Sobr Sall Megrilt, Faber, Btarmtor for New York, ror Norfolk; § perandagn, Diver, Welldest for chr Evelyn, Burger, Stautford tor Now Yorise 3 Bt Helen, Chiid, York ; Hero, Behr Dart, Johnson, Stamtord for New York. Wiclisem for dbs Roanoke, Haineway,. fauaton for do} iyem for do; Roanoke, Heihaway, Ely, Stokes, Providence for do; Veranda, Pond, do overt Blatr, Carney, do for Haverstraw ; Wild Pir Phillips, do for Georgewown, DC; Sarah A Falconer, Wil- fain and Hoptgon, Newinan, Vawtuckes for Rondout? {lm Cllg, Kalley, Fall Kiver for HYork; Ja Barrett, Nickerson, 0 Toe do. 4ih, 8 AM—Arrived, schra Thos R Williams, Van Houghton, Haverstraw; P 8 Lindsey, Emery, Eltzabethport for Boston ; Wood's Howe for Charleston; Niantie, ‘ork. ed, schrs Eva, Waterman, and Scht David P york, or Poe tarnford for New York. Harri Port deeraon for New | fordot pomitaldy Ho ‘earsall, Voorkies, BOUND Base. Schr RH Puller, Martin, Virginia for Providence, Sour Susan MeDevitt, MeDevitt, Philadelphia for Bridgo- port, Schr Neptune, Givan, South Amboy for Bridgeport. Schr Wm Carroll, MeGes, Elizabeshport for Buston, nie Cart, Gllelrts Sehr Osprey, ron fi Rondont tor Boston. Creene, Tarnton for § NORWICH. Nov 3 Schr Geo ii Brown, Hanaway, Rondout for Pawtucket. i q A : \ . : Adela Felicia, Eliott, NYork. Boer Mase Hoveglenay od pg hm gga nee TONDO tow 2 sailed schea Liss, Taylor, Phia- ScurJ Diverty, Garroil, Rond D0 wiphia; Dr Franklin, Seo 5 tJ Diverty, Carroll, Rondont for Bridgeport aiphies Dery 4 ‘ork. Scr War Stee TA Nov 4 Arrived, barks Idolique (Bry Nickerson, Marlboro for Boston, ¥ Jobn. Durkee, London via Falmout! ud, Crosby, Maluga; Mary ne CAB RIS ‘Wade, Gloucester ; brig liv Nellie Chase, Up’ iew York for Portland, clan, Sagua;.Lochee (Br), Wade, Glow Sehr Herald, Hail, New York for Newburyport. alel Stevens, Saunders, Cumbertai phi K Four Hanuie Westbrook, Littic) fn New Vork for Boston, | Bird (Br), Munsou, St Jovn, HP; George Sehr Georwla, Brier, New York habits #1): i ins i Hoxton. eugor; Sarah A ‘land; Franconia, Jary aminond, Schr H Jane, McLajep, New York for % Wey, Gardiner. Schr Snow Sguall, Robbins, New York for Lynn ‘iret Barks Orehilln, Havener, Glbraltar for onters; F Schr Louisa Frances, Kelly, New York for Norwich. ren (NG), Darker, Vrewen; brig Sportaman. Morton; ur EA Baker, Rhodes, New York for New Loudon, Jand; sehr Hamburg, Sanborn, Barbados; A Huge), Bu- ell, Moblie, »—Arrivea, La seg 2) Mage rg cote ee par, ts ebr O © Acken, Hobbie, New York for Stamford. ward Hemptenmaker, Zeke, do; sehrs jenn, N York; Bor xary ewer. Ml, New York tor Stamford. G Newkien, dp. Melo, barks Kale fonder, and Black Bro- 7 tha, , . thera, Pes xz Mary Milla, Murray, New York for Cow Bay. gts, Parry, from Havre, seeking | o¢s Fal NYork; brig Caprera, rms Philadel vimbo, “Eaton, Bangor for NYork; GJ Ai Rockland fot.do; Franconta, Bi ‘ork. rr brig Li: Schr M P King, Rockwell, New York for Middletown, chr Horace, Francis, New York for Greenwich. hi indsey, Crockett, iverpoo!. oF burnate Gitder. BELOW. ort, Whitman, from Liverpool Oct 9 with mit apaon's Nephew. " to TYCKEY, fl siceve, Rondout; Ben) Fran! Recelved piigt’ from boat J a, at in lat 40 40, Ton 6 28.) ee ‘ernum, Nyork (or Ban- ymas, Ayres, from Sa jov 4-Arrived, achre Anthony Burton, Jobnaon ; Ea ives, Howditeh, ant Niautingals, Beebe, Phiind ighla Geo Ee ina, Rockett, Rondout for Paw- tucket; Benj Bnglisb, Bal and Fred Brown, Milis, New York. “injied —Sebre isha T Smith, Hervey; Ontario, Barber; David A Berry, Waterny EA Elliot Nickerson; Ann S Sal i 4 or rig Alexander Milliken (Br), Dar PROVIDENCE, wea, to Fowler & Jove, tela, Wind at sunset WSW, light, ¢, from Bagua, 13 days, Marino Disasters. CoLLtstox—The US steamer Albany left the Navy Yard yerterday to anchor in the North river, und while passing the New York schoolsh(p Mereury, which was lying off the Bat- tery, eoliided with the latier, carrying away her jbboom and forme of the lead your, The Albany carried away main top- Fellant mast, end of main yard aud stove one of the quarter ter, Baker, sad RP kK: isiizabethport; Mary John- son, Phinne jaxter, Jones, NYork. ROC ra Uni Ben ana Be Veer: Palen, NYoPe. sperm Salled *th, ach ularing, Gregory; A Keen, Snows Adrian, Everatt, and © Avery, Wilson, NVork; 20th, T Hix, Hall, dB, oth, Rary Hil Hokhorp, market; Pallas, Erensh, SYoik Nov ds Fu Buckin, uckiin, Charleston,’ 80; 2d, Bane H Veworvttus vow Panr.o, Nagle, from Pensaco- | Tf ci; Leoneta, Myers, "Richmond, Va; Union ualfiver Fe gt Ray Wena f night genes I Yorks Leowetha, ‘Myers, “ichmory, Va; Unton, ng the fastenings ander the copper loose, 0 — Arrived, very of and worn, It was thought that the hf Ml me 1 So ge ge sid cows more than the vessel was worth, aud she Cleared. Bar! iymp , habe, Bydne; NSW, with $063 vbie flour: Horatio Sprague, Small,’ do, with 640 Bola our. Bailed—Stenmabtp Amerien, Dosne, Yokohama and Hong bly be sold, with her cargo, to pay salvage. Bate CycLon®, from New York for Boston, before report- Kong. eared, ship Ravenserag (Br), Dunlop, Cork ; bark Ligutor he Ate, Alguanter bineeet! oem Or Norfen, Cork. @d an ashore at Cautyhunk, discharced 800 bble, and was iled—Ship Kingiaher (Hr), Vi owed off bth by steamer Acuahnet aud taken (nto New Bad- BAVANNAM, Oct Sl—Arrived, achr Compromise, Perry, mm Buckaport for Baltimore, ts | NYork, i i stress ebgttd hore on Hod) weamner Resolute has gone’ to | | Nov i--Arrived, steamship #1 Thomas Fatheryll, Aspin- wall; scur Walton, Palmer, Gnas Yanwourn, Oct 28--The ship Wm Frothlugham, Salied- Barks Sirian Star, Coraing, and Newenstie, Arin- Black (of New York), from firemen for Neweaatle (ballast) an strong, Havre. struck on the Leman and inal weesterred | Sth Arrived, echra Sarah A Reed, Eastport, Me; Abby, here by the sherring tia Pittman, NVor wards towed Into harbo MAURITIOG, Sept 4— The American whaling bark Flonda experienced beavy weather since leaving Bedford, cansed ber bo lenk iw I - ih oxtaed eaviiy, und bore wway for Maur other sarvey, and the vo —y put into Scun Eua Howrnr, fri Charenton 4th inet, In distress,” NANO OF Cleared—B ig Mercedes, Barcelona, BT MARYS, Gin, Oct 81--Arrived at Satilin Mille, briga Vir- ginia Dare Be , to load for Montevideo; H W MoUil- very, Biubt SA\ brs Leocadia, Elwell, NYor! 40; 84, Alaska, Clark Elwoo Miscelancous. joron, Jarvis, and Mary Patten, Cummings, Philadelphia; We are indebled to the attentions of the purser of steam: | $1M0Dy Binith, Kijzabethport; Minnie Cobb, Ingrabam, Now ship City of Boston, from Liverpool aad Halifax, for late ‘Sutled—t -ie8 Marietta Titoe, Eytetnger, Philadelphia; ana Cork papers. bound Bs a large ot of goaat Suowr PassAoR—The bark Venus, at this port trom Lire | qBTONENGTON, Now @—Areivad acs JB DMaecker, York, ervool, in Messrs Face, Richariwia &” Go's ling uf packets Ropiout HA Cherbro Sign; sabes bowels, Hathawny, and ren, ti amon, Johnwon, Bangor [01 LAUNOWRD—At Yarmouth, Me, 4th tnat, fi » a, jast, from eye of made the run from port to port in 1, go7e Which inthe a in NGTO! aN bri Di Bs ~ Perey ee pre Me Ll i i Winniow & Go, of i" cagt” Phar Loriaa ate of Piapag is season. Boston Adv, ert, Mi jeaton. egg Saheb wood, A Jobm. and Abbie 0 Wil- {IUNIUIT AS SEEN BY A KEPORTER OF 3 {VETTE These sketches, which have created so much attentiop- Will be continued ip the SUNDAY WORLD of November 7, nd will ombrage the following subjects, scenes and strange characters: is 3 INNA | 1 1FB a rE “DARKNESS IN LEICESTER LIFE SQUARE,” iH i Lire “LINKS OF OLD LEGENDS,” LIFE — | LIFE Mm, FE STHE ROYAL ALHAMBRA a PALACE.” ny oars flew wpm GATE oF HELL.” Lire pen Lirg Vv. bing “ALL 18 ROPTENNESS." hire Vi IKE “YORMOSA AT HOME.” y LIFE — Tuk Live Vir. TAY Lr “ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.” | THE Iv) —-s pus Lin vur. TUE ur “THE BEAU OF ‘WOTTEN THE iri wow,’ THE Livi — THE bir IX, THE Liv! “THE ROYAL WILD BEAST | 11g Lire slow.” suK 1B meee THE 1B x, THE Lire “THE CANTEEN OF THE THE IN ALHAMBRA,” DAY IN = DA’ IN xt D. iN VTHE *TULIE! AND THB ) ik ‘DAIRY 1 XM, “IN THE GALLERY OF THE ALHAMBRA.” 1 “NIGHT i SUE, HAY. 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WORLD. ——— {ILE THE SUNDAY WORLD ‘will contain, in addition to ALL THE NEWS, its usual attractive featurés, Pe — FASHION GOssIP, ——-—» ——-— -—%) GPORTING INTELLIGENCE, a en mn) IATL GossiP. TEES t bia =. POLITIO, & {VLAN Gs wt 9 “PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. , tUNIIIILL tonne rs ac, 34 et ILNLIUIL ‘These sketches will be continued in the Sunday edition of THB WORLD, Poliveted by Carers in thie City, Brookiyn, Jersey City and Hobghee, pad for sate by all Newedenlers. ab Sve cents per poms he | of TO-MORROW. 18 portrays with wonderful torce the ‘wospings of She. Fit pausions of human nature, good and and FARR AY FAIR D of edmpetant crivies who have read tie iT a im manuscript, it far surpasses thems ADVANCE SHEETS having now been reeeived from London, in eeimass: ofa costly contract mage with the author before ile we wes caeapoted, the fist instalment, aa already stated, will appear NATION'S SUNDAY NEWSPAPER ot to-morrow. By this arrangement the Sistinguiahed novel- ie} nocures a copyright price tor the offspring of bis brain om this side of the Adlantic, ana has vantage of being simultaneously 4m the Old World and inthe Now, as Wall a8 of obtaining a fair compensation for his mental labor bots hemispheres, Farrfax Balfour belongs to that brilliant and powerful class of i:naginative writers the great merit of whose stories con- sists in y.raphic delineation of churacter, admirably concelved plots, strix! ng a tions and incidents, rapid and continuous action, and t f those tedious digression wh! ke ‘the ony ae pauses, Dotweet the uote af a'plagr ave univer: as nuisances in this stirri caer Y la these respects he takes rank with Charis Reade and Braddon, while fp the skill he evinees in provokine curiosity, pi ing mystery won mystery, and happily unravelling the wel of wonders Ge so cunning! if weaves, ho resembles Wilkie Collins. So far each one of his povela has been an improve- ment oa the preceding, and beyond question “PRED! Ox, FAIR AND FAL! both in ite conception and execur to: he best he has ever written, ia story opens on m foggy, starleas night, in a tumble- dowa old but, In a squalid suburb of Loudon, ‘a sort of am- phibious abode built of old ship timbers, amfd the mud and Gore Of @ creck running into the Thames.’ The inhabitants of tho bovel are a 1ouh, pivisterlooking fellow of nerculean proportions, and a fragile lite girl, some eeven or eight Yours Old, intelligent Veyoud her years, but utterly destitute 51 morat'fecling and of every natural attribute of obildhood, exeept beauty, “he man is a hnker by profession, and & gene eral Jepredator in practice. A “pal of the tinker enters the hut; a burglary is planoed, and on the next night the two rut Hand and the child set out ‘through the fog and darkness on their deaperate enterpriee. ‘The child fs Introduced into garden of the mansion they intend to plunder, and subse- Guestly into the dweling Jiself, the door of which she opens Sud Bamits her confederaies, They are discovered im the act of entering by the master of the bousa, Sir Walter Avenel. The tinker fg shot throagh the heart, his accom; escapes, and the little cri remains a prisoner in the hande o! Sir Waller and hia servants, Nothing can be more vivid and exciting than the manner in which the sceas 1m the hovel, tho night tramp Lo the place of rendezvous, the stealthy raid nd thy rencontre in Which the child's Walter Ayeuel and his Ind ‘Thoy ado} her and giv a DITA, she [ote aps miracie of beauty and is ag periilious aa she 1s beautiful, » Mephistopheics li petileoats, In ker varying fortunes and the adventures, mystifcations, Jealousles and erimes ineldent to her wild and terrible career, centres the chief int the story, She is at once the star of fashionable society and the heroine of low li/e—playing a double part—unst my by her pairictan friends—with the most consummate skill alid subtlety. Fair as falas and felse as fair, she ensnares whom she will, makes men her tools and playthings, and under the cloak of apparent simplicity avd candor outwite the sharpest of her sex. Whocver makes ‘Ro- quaintance in Fairfax Balfour's fascinating story morally certain to accompany the beantiful eachantress to the end of the final chapter of her atrange, eventiul history, which assuredly bas no paraile) in the whole field of ro- mance. Nevertheless she 1s no fanciful tmposslbility, but living entity; and withongs. the reader may have never m With ber fac simile in rest life he willadmit that the it side” of human nature exhibited tu the character {1 human nature, Nothing human ts all evil, and the novelist has not left the deop shadows of Perdita'’s moral depravity wituout here and there a Mbt, has not placed her absolutely beyond the pale of reclamation. tleuce, there seems to be room for a hope that she may in the end be “a brand snatched from the burning;" but na it is not the purpose of this sketch to anticfpate the developements of the storg 10 clue will here be given to her ultimate fate. No st cares to be told iu advance how the tale that inte: him ie to end; and, asthereis no “foolish" to be “skipped” in the intenecly interesting narrative, and every chapter strengthens the fascin ich it exercises over the imagiuation from the very beginning, it would be incxcusable, while thus be- speaking attention W its prominent features, to disclose the finale. ‘A greater variety of characters, both in high and low life, fe probably pot to be found ti any modern romance, Kyery (dormant pagston of humanity has ite embodied representa. tive In the story, and In place of the automaton figures that stalk through the pages of commonplace fiction the author brings us in contact with genuine men and women, good and © sayings and Goings, however extravagant, are with the social positions, passions, inatincts aud, objects assigned tothem. They don, strike the reader as the manufacture of Nature's journermen, because of thelr imitating human nature “so abominal seseripive taent of Fairfax Balfour Is of a high or- ‘Toke, tor exauple, the following picture of a foggy tin London ended upon the great city, obliterating all things, as a moistenod sponge erases the ticures on a late. All kad disappeared, bouses, palaces, churches, monuments, and & consian} occupant of the London r i by the thick vapor that, risin; otted out moon an gin torrents, aud cold wind of tho river without dispera- clouds, whose gilding forces were ceaseless'y recraited from ‘marshland, pov, ‘atlagnant dock, mud bank aud slimy river. It waa a night to appre ciate the com/sorts of home, to draw the window ct ine close, and afer ha’ poeped fato our slumbering children’s roome to place our slippered feet on the fender, and with faves peddened by the giow of the five pity those’ wretch eas, Must shiver through the night. ¥ F shieiter 1nto doorwaya an under the parapets of bridges, or, ‘mad for life's history, eoks still Su citer beneath the dark waters of the river. tt was a wild night snywhere; but {t appeared doubly so im that lonely spot—thet wilderness of black mud and water in which was situated the hovel of the cripple.” The opening char ju whiel one of tbe gloomiest suburbs: of the great mietroy wonderful fidelity, ts scarcely inferior ide night tromancs, “Our Mutual Frien ry at baifour, as woll as Dickens, ta well ac- qnainted with the localities he describes, and has carefully studied the habits ani maanor of fe of the outcasts of so cicty who burrow fu tiem. Tonvhes of quaint and genuine humor relieve the terrible and pathetic portions of the story; for the author has as keen an appreciation of the comic si of human character as of is darker idiosyncrasies, As it is consdently anticipated that PERDICA; OR, AND FALSE, wil ‘suit the popular taste and pias de celebrity, the 'editioa of to-morrow's SUNDAY MEROURY ‘will bo lacreased by many thousands in order to meet the ex- pectod demand. ‘The public, not only of thecity of New York, but thronsh. ont the whole couatry, are always on the qui vive forthe original stories by eminent for writers which grace, from time to time, the columns of the great Sunday newapaper, and ench new addition to the grand library of modern comprised in thin Ce omen Of the journal ad is largely and permanently to its circulation, and thus directly augments ite value ag an advertising medium aa well as to ite Ms terest. Within the year now drawing to a elove the SUNDAY MEROURY has received vast accossions to ite ion list, and the receipts for each issua, as shown by the recent): ynolished Gnancial statistics of the newspaper press, deri rom the official record of the Interaa! 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