The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1869, Page 10

“MADAME: ANNA BISHOP, Whe Tour Through India—Sluaing Under the Shadow of the Hintainyes—! the Jungle and Fighting the TigerInd Music and Yadian Appreciation—from Calcutta to Simla. The reintroduction of Madame Anna Bishop (Senultz), now celebrated as female travelier, not exceptin; Ida Pfeiffer, after an abser to the musical world way Hall. Siguor Ronconi Benri Kowaiski, whose pe piano have elicited unus' comment in Parisian music: at the plano, making his dou occasion, “My Bud in Heaven, W. Cone, and music by Stephen } et New Yo down for Wednesday evening next, ah the greatest modern iz the late Madame nce of four years » ds Bet at Stein- Will assist. rformauces at admiration ar circles, will preside in New York on that .”) words by Spencer ct, Wil! be one Of the ballads of the occasion, ag also the beautiful duet, “Sunset,” words and mus: ic both by Massett, wWili be given by Madame Bisiiop and the author. Madame Bishop will open tho e selection from the classical of s terpleces. the oceasion—New York welcon Of course 6 full house will give éet entertainment with a pie one of her mas- to wing with a profuse Gispiay of tolicts and galaxies of Jashionable beau- Mes, Of the musical golden age of t he world, and enjoy- ing the personal acquaintance of Kossini, Meyer beer, Mercadante and other eminent composers, Possessed of a greater rand of personal reminis- eences of the stars of music w get during the past tiirty years, the lion of Neapolitan San Carlo, contempor. great Malibran, whose soul Bishop would be false to her tru: to write a volume or tivo of p no contemporary having had e prodaction of thirty years of op interesting and novel would b tho recent trip, which nas placed her ! Tank as an Orieata! travelie.. sen and the neously with the music, Mme, ould she omit recolle hich have Ww oual to) jual facilities for r the first Taking up the journey after the escape of the party from Wake Darrative Gnds them at Ma by the recent wreck and yoxg daring which menheara” of the Slept 1D Weir Cram ped seats in €itea to give three concerts and the box office was immediately opened. attempt, notwitistanding the trice, occasioned by recent ® success, and three fur subsequently given. party upon their arrival at Ppitlable. wore, and owing to the Governor (Moskosa) at Geaum t pennile 00 in spe bers of the party were entitled land, or rath Their only clothing r from Geaum, the of twenty-one days, party ate, drank and open boat, it was de- at the Opera House, The fatigue of the canta- aeprivation, was ther concerts were The siiuation of the whole Manilla was, indecd, 3 what of Ww dishor found th ves ie, upon which mem- to salvage, had been they the sty weep that official and the captain of the Spanish vessel which took them to Manilla, the latier rr mg one-third and the former tho remaining two-thirds, However, with the funds Gerived fr me concerts at Ma Bishop and party enabled Amoy, where she was re the foreign residents at the pi cessful concerta, ending with residence of Swinhoe, co: Mr. Gray, resident cl Visited Canto patronage of hi gether to the foreign res being afforded to test the mu Tartars aud Mooguis, Date of December for Singapore. polis of india. East after a p. residents of Sing: Germans, Who assi 1367, the part, palaces—Caicutia, by & company of Italiau artists, ne ied at ' found thetsselves in the city ot the town fall, where sixteen cox 2 Was alforded an oppor: st the musical appreciation of the ua Here the iamous cau! tuulty to t tives, and magn @ 0) Baboo, Juggauaud d her to sing at a soiree nt p Weott Benton, Governor of Beugal, werd with all Of gorgeous magnificence, gilded vizarrerie ot jnauve FE ated, Sir Join Lawrence, ( Indk guests. ‘the strange costumes, @nd stars of Tidia uisplayea by cullar decoration ofthe inyrlad in effect da welcomed mente as to ber belag rst admitted to the palace of a taboo, the evening was made up of a 1 natives responding, even with v sadness of the ais execu’ great deal affected. ‘Tne native cetved ¥ her concerts, al splendor. to take pa th great cod and gave tivo suc. h a soirée at the lof Great Britain. opportunities al appreciation oi the up M08ti January ‘The opera house beig occupied recourse was had to «3 Were given. and fetes were given The wealthy and Mookerja, having re- given 10 honor of Sir @n occaslon the Hudooism, Was cre- jovernor General of and Lady Lawrence were among the invited the rarity of orders tne Rajals, the pe- 8 of atteudauts, were viidering, Sir Join Lawrence , PASSIN a Worid Of Compii- print Gonna ever Tue repertory of monn of ballads, the ears, to the subdued ‘ed and appearing to bea arlists, In thelr ture, Altempted compositions of their own, falling upon English ears with all the weirc Old Irish music. Ganseuses, Was not the least 1 the occasion. ‘These native spectacular Grama, and A dauce, pel pathos of the Wild ormed by Hindoo uteresting feature of dabces consucuted a sort of ure based upon the interpretation of some sad, romantic story, repre- aily by dans sented pantomim| The ensuing day from the Babo rupees and a b: Baboo's wise. c0i isting of utiful ar 33 Of ng and gesticulauon. me Bishop received a present f the sum of 1,040 native silk from the The party remained a couple of months at Cal- cutta, intending to v the seagon belng too fara decided to make tie four o summer ander the heights of tb It was nearly April to set out—the frst town V. @ noted railroat an tmportant m: Dinapore to sacred city, party procee native Ra Bishop’s cone in her honor at the conflu of Hindoo page; tueir & torical bodice 8 With au tron 2 the exceptiva of a ew Hatys princes, tg one of wite Invited, aud ft was ina of her gore: 0 € of art aad pa and pago Palace of Shah-Jeian, or lis and ¢ ed alogo} t concepti Gotni hat ai n Agra the part Fro Dei, reatsy a city upon a salem, and, to an merly’ the 'Mogul mense extent. Remutus of b tons, palace Bad 80 int minaola as almost About forty mosques, relics of ancient dor, with lofty minarets and Madras nd Bombay; but, lor that WAS f the in e Himala, ion and ruins, with nging to resident | brated} for 0 as, the meat of Zij-i4nval (Mosl Hinaoo lect to the ifice of pu is In 00k Ui y was one hs, gardens, pavil- 4 and mosques are every where yimbie, to pali upon the eye Moslem splen sed domes, sth main, shooting he ike huge shocks of sunshine or giide: of ie various parts of the city. Ime modern shrnaken as to have receded from th U Minur, just without the ancient, some mu This celebrated tower (205 te , 80 mounted with its dome 1 turban, the tourists took occasion to visit. Tue from tis summit is one to sce and then die, ax the thesis of one of the flyest e: feenery that was ever written be induced to tempt something origina Punjaub, formerly the Sikh next. The majority of populatt Mohammedans the Governor top prating abi a. Oa ahore, te capital of capital, was visited on bei Hindoos and inte 1 limseif in filliug the concert room, aud Madame Anna bishop Bung to & mole triumphant success gudience of ‘The party arrived at Smola, und about the middie of May, the aiready set in, and remained vu visiting Mussoril ana Landour, motley religion with the Timalayas, warm season having anti July, afterward In Keptember a move was madefor Bombay direct through Central India. ‘they now took to the Hindoo means of travelling, hiring a@ number of dakgharri ie3 (covered veulcles intended for the accommodation of a couple of per- #ons), and, with reck the South, Madame Bishop, dame de compagnie, Schultz and Mr. and the remainder of the this Manner the party iumbered southward, Hindoo drivers, starved for with an att ant occupied one velucie, Mr, Lascelles occupying a second, third, In party & The first day was one of terror, owing to the careless- mess of the drivers and the extremely precipitous and proken ‘winding aiong precipices, ben almost impenetrable jungle, crawled like mere human ant ne through lengths of sctran, which shot here and there the pagoda. nd for ,several hours wocident or incident, The party started in the mo urface of the country—a narrow road ath which was thick, above wlilcn they 8, being the only ave- we landscape, out of gilded spear of the ™ crawied southward Madawe’s Qakgharry whe just rounding a ‘ hile rr abe clas vehucle over nanably Wown—rolied horse vehicle dviver ‘and passengers, landing in @ jungle in- fested with tigers and cobras, The gentlemen of the party were miles ia advance, Waiting for Madaine’s dakgharry to come up. The driver, who took the matter wit the true stolcism of the meta- ph ruminating Hindoo, was Immediately sent Torward to nouly the party, while Madame, who was ouly bruised a little, with’ her attendant made an effort to extricate themselves trom the jungle, though with rather tnditerent success, A couple of hours elapsed before assistance came, fuding the two weak, exhausted and bruised, lying where the driver had left wunem, — Half dead with apprebension—for the party had had a race with an old man-eating tiger on that very spot not three days bejore—the two were assisted along tbe precipice tothe high road, aud the dakglarry was repaired, The natives in this part of the country carry on a considerable business in the collection of young cobras for showmen, and may be met irequentiy at points along the road taking th: ‘ather Cangerons wares to market in baskets. During the earlier part of the journey it was cobras every Where—cooras tn the bathroom, cobras snugly coiled in one’s bed, cobras lytug loose im every pos- sible nook and cranny. Having passed Musooril, the party stopped during the heal of the day at Merud, a military station of some Importance, and had retired for a siesta. when directly overhead cored in the roof of the bungalow we discovered a huge cobra, A single blow from the caue of Mr; Schultz broke the iutruder’s back, and disabled lim, greatly to the admiration of the alive proprietor of the bungaiow In question. The journey from Upper ludta was a tedious one, made in dakgharries; but at length the party were laddened with a glimpse of the spires of Allanabad, gleaming like gr globes of gold tipped with golden lances in the dim distance, Past Allababad, past Jubbulpore, past Nangpore, stopping at either to give halt a dozen concerts, the party intended en- tering Bombay lave in October, whence, having tar- ritd a couple of months, they sailed for Madras, where Madame Bishop appeared as the star of a musicai party given by Lady Napier, and was enrolled as ® member of the Madras Philharmonic Society. Apri 22, 1868, having given 180 concerts in India, Madame Btshop and party set sail for Galle, on the island of Ceylon, and thence for Adelaide, Austraha, dcsuned at some ime to form the centre of a new musical civilization, and the scene of old-time mu- sical (rigmphs of hers in 1865. The greatest female t er living, it must be conceded that Madame hop has appeared before @ larger number and aver variety of audiences than any living artist, being mistress of a greater fund of professional re-_ nees and remniacences-Of vetedriies tian Ape ever{aiisa to the lot of any one person, THE FAY MEN'S CONSPIRACY. They Defy the Board of HealthThe Stench Houses in Full Blast-Over One Hundred New Establishments to be Licensed, if Pose sible. At the present moment, when the signs of the times point to a sudden termination of the functions of the gentiemen who constitute the Metropolitan Board of Health, it behooves property owners and citizens a ted by the fat boiling establishments of the city to watch the Board ciosely. For over a year the fat men’s interest, which represents over $10,000,000 capital, has been placed in opposition to nealth and smeli, The Board, ariven to action by public opinion, through the foremost in which wags tne HeraLp—it will emembered last summer passed an ord. nance compelling the removal of all these objec- tiopable establishments above 110th street, after Ist October. When that time arrived it receded from its action and allowed nearly all the nuisance producers to continue, The permits of Gamble & McNeil, Donohue & Sons, Patrick Thorpe, George Belzer aud Well & Sons—among the worst of thelr class—were revoked some weeks ago. Notwith- standing this they are still in full blast, as wilt app from two afiidavits from inspect on file tn Sanitary Superintendent Harris’ oflice, and the Board’s authority 13 set at deflance. But itis not alone the continuance of these estab. lishments that should cause alarm in the public mind. The invitationextended by the Board to tat meiters to send in applications for permits has met with a quick response from over a hundred fat poil- ers, &c., whose names will be found below. We will be seen that it tssought to locate many of them down town in densely populated neighborhoods, from which, if the permits be granted, every person not inured to foul smelis must remove. br. Harris has prepared a jist of these applicants for the action of the Board on Wednesday next, and it is more than probable nearly all will be Itcensed, unless eros owners and residents of the locali- thereby throng the Board room at the Bt | Police Office at one o’clock on Wednesday, and by their protest slow that body that lt 1s dan- gerous too long to disregard public opinion. The following is the list referred to of applicants for permits to render fat, &c,:—C, H, Mt to 453 Washington street, lard; F, W. Keppel, 6: ington street, do.; Earie & Groesbeck, 613 Wasnin, ton street, dd.; P. Horspeler, 633 Greenwic street, do.; George Htensle, 104 Varick stiect, do.; Frank Ebbie, 635 Broome street, do.; P. Frank, 530 Broome street, gut cleaning and sausage making (very dirty piace, complained of he neighbors); A. P. Bergh, 53 Taompson street, lard; Joseph Wifand, 184 Spring street, do.; ——, 102 Thompson street; A. Kennelly, Columbia street, jard; Blate & Hill, 62 Conaon street, do; G. Gazeil, 214 Monroe street, do; Paul Hoffman, 181 Delancey et, do; Henry Rul, 14 Broome street, do; F, T. Tromer, rand street, lard (holds permit from Koard); Diefendecker Brothers, 48 Jackson street, do; John Bolinet, 183 Monroe street, do.; W. P. Tilson, 10 Bedford street, do; —, 131 Ridge’ street, gut cleaning and sausage boiling (rendered in cellar, Hithy condition and sickly odor); W. H. Piuner, 612 and 614 West Forty-ninth street, soap boiling 25 (otensive); Bamford Brothers, 511 and 613 Tenth avenne, Loc Sto! tat melting aad pork packing; Toomas 563 and 566 leventh avenue, lard; foot of Fortieth street, North river, hite & Co., do., lard; Wyatt, 611 West Forty- enth street, fect and tongues; Jordan, 613 West ty-seventh street, gut cleaning; Hefner, 609 West Forty-seventh street, tripe botling; J. Steg- hortner & ros., 6i4 West Forty-elghth street, tripe and feet; H. Betch, 618 West Forty-eighin street, tripe boiling; Hains, 620 West Forty-eighih street, irifin & Co., 623 West Forty-eighth street, tripe Jaisted & Co., 200 Forsyth street, waste Marshall, 14 Second avenue, do,; Pat- Co., 17 First street, do.; W. Hayward, 49 and 51 First street, do.; Richard Sager, 49 Firat nue, do; EY Co., 129 Christo- pher street, lard A. Cragan, 172 Waverley do.; Enoch Morgan & Sons, 440 West street, ;), Miullemann & Song, 602 Greenwich street, airwan, 72 Greenwica avenue, do.; Charles 8, 626 West Fourth street, do Jacob 79 Bedtord street, do.; M. Pules, 27) Bleecker ap, 20 Greenwich avenue, 33 Bleecker street, do. oy agner, 50 Carmine street, do.; A. Kellar, 172 West ourth street, do.; J. & L. Beers, 39 Sixth avenue, : George Springer, 20 ih avenue, do; No. 4 Carmine street, do.; i. 8 . Hanan, George Rabb, 106 Canal 4 Horsyth street, d0.; Daniel y d0.; N. Piesbach, 1u2 Hldridgo ines Laiken, Silverhorn, 92 and 94 Chrystie street, do.; 8 0 treet, do,; P. Magg, 73 Eldridge street, do.; J, M. th, Son & Co., $6 to 92 Capal street, lard and tal- Thi, 44 Allen street, fatd: B, W. Floyd, $4 to 83 alien street aud 271 Brodnie alteet, do.; J, ‘Mech- Ter, 45 Delancey street, do.; Scnelveber, 263 Broonie street, d G. Gagal, 68 Hester f 52 Canal street, 06, Brother, 385 and 157 Die amuel Ruktsy, 24 Lua- No. 1 Essex Market, do.; Market, do.; M. Alirens, J. Kanneres, 515 Broome ; rs’ Hide and Meiting Associa- ifth street, Bust river, slaughter house; ) Kutchers’ Rendering Company (Sears & Forty-fifth strect, Bast river, slanghier house; I York Rendering Company, Tuirty-eighth street, North river, dead auimais and offal; Gamble & Nett, ¥ y izuth street, tallow and lard; M. West ‘Thirty-eighth street, tallow; Patrick Hough, West (hirty-elguth street, soap fat; George Belger, 17 Abattoir place, tallow. and fat: Egner, Abattoir place, tallow, gut cle fat rendering; W. Hetdt, Abuttior place, tallow; Henry Wiel @ Son, Abattior place, Tallow; Toby & Booth, Thirty-ninth street, North tallow and lard; Charies Crave, Thirty-fitti g North river, jard; J. Holzderbor & Eighth avenue, do. N. 8. Spaulding & Co., West Twenty-ninth street, do. West Thirty-third street, a West thi rd street, do. Seventh avenue, do.; P. ner, 444 Ninth avenue, lard aud sausage; Neeland & Co., 400 Greenwich street Jard and pork packing; A, J. Moses, 402 Greenwich sireet, lard; W. J, Wilcox, 417 Washington street, do.; Allen & Close, 930 Washington street, d0.; A. J. Wood & Uo., 214 Washington street, do.; James Pile, 860 to 366 Washington street, old fat melting and soap boing; Beckatel: Bro., 3 and 6 Leonard street, lard and pork King; Calew & Saminia, 16 and 18 Leonard street, pork packing, and it ia be- lieved fat melting; Wollel & Grape, 27 Harrison street, lard; Jewell & Harrison, 68 Robingon street, lard; ©. White, 7 Worth street, lard, &c, H. Bogt, 143 Codar street, iard and bathers’ fat; George Vanliagen, 120 Cedar street, lard and butch. ers’ far; W. H. Kimball & 14 James sirp, hog fat and larc W. Ewen, 276 Front street, lard and tal- low: P, J, Holzerber & Brother, 676 Hudson street, lard; J. Ameiury & Son, 105 Morton street, lard. Of the above applicants for permits the following baye been grante Butchers’ Hide and Melting Association, New York Butchers’ Rendering Company, New York Render- ing Company, ana Toby & Boovh, West inirty-ninih street, 0. 2 tO 29) Ruoe & Brother, 263 Juarberlain & Roe, Passet & Brothers, 260 An immense bed of petrified fossil shells has been found near Saratov, in southeastern Russia. ‘The interior of these shelis contains beautiful crystals of sulphate of copper, from which tt is proposed to ex- tract the metal. In ascientifie point of view this discovery 1a valuable, a8 many of the specimens are in such a wood state of preservation that the shape of tho sieuish, weir former occupants, can ve traced, Jersey City. ANOTHER ALLEGED OQOUNTBRFRITER IN CU8- Topy.—Alfred Turner, who is charged with being 4 member of the gang of counterfeiters recently cap- tured on Staten Island, was brought before ¢ommis- sioner Muirhead yesterday and by him committed to jatt in defauit of $10,000 bail, The prisoner iad been mthe Essex county jail for the past few days. When arrested he had one twenty dloliar bili and sev- eral twenty-llve cent stampa, all counterfeits, 10 ls possession, SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon a young man named George Leslie was climbing on his father’s wagon, when his foot slipped between the spokes of the wheel, and the horse suddenly started olf, ‘The wheel revolved three or four times, crusting Leslie's leg and foot so badly that his ip- juries are pronounced to be very serious. He was conveyed to his residence, No. 177 Morgan strect, where hie received medical attendance, Hudson City, PRISONERS SENTENCED.—The following sentences were pronounced in the Court of Quarter Sessions before the court adjourned on Friday:—George Fox, convieted of arson, five years in the State Priso! Francia Taylor and Thomas Ryan, pickpocke' James Williams, grand larceny, and Daniel Barry, burglary, eighteen months at hard labor in the State Prison; Oscar Kiubvert, grand larceny, two yaars and @ half in the State Prison; Robert Harrison and William Renwood, three months in the county Jail, and alad named Peter Kernan was sent to the State Reform Schooi to remuin there til he arrives at the age of twenty-one, Bergen City. THB LATE BURGLARY ON PALISADE AVENUE.— ‘The three men, Michael Smith, Charles Murray and John Freed, who are charged with the burglary on the premises of Mr, John Sager, at Palisade avenue, Bergen City, on Wednesday night, were brought over from New York yesterday moraing and lodged in we Hudson county jail, there to await trial under the rigorous code of New Jersey. It appears that on Wednesday night the stable of Mr. Rager:¥as.eu- tered and two gets of harness, Yalued at $200, were taken therefrom. The police having been informed ol Wie affair oficers were sent to watch at the fer- ries, aud others were sent to apprise the volice at headquarters in New York, The trio, whose names are given above, were arrested in New York and held there till yesterday morning, pending a requi- sition, which ir turned out was not needed, as the men went without oftering any objections. Smith stated that he isa hostler, and gave his residence At 432 Twenty-ninth street, corner of Ninth avenue. Murray is a brakeman on the Hudson River Rail- road, He stated that he resides at 452 Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenue, whicn ig evidently a fab- rication, there being no such number in the neigh- borhood, either on the street or avenue. Freed 18 a cigar maker, residing at 46 Laurens street, New York. ‘Ihe property was sold by tiem in New York, and the purchaser, linding the name of the owner thereon, bad the men arrested, Newark. TuR Fain AND FEstrvat in aid of the Old Ladies’ Wome, which has been the grand attraction for the charitably mclined at the Rink since last Monday night, closed yesterday, after realizing a handsoma suin in aid of the charity for whivk it was car- nied on. Tus New PAVEMENT.—Ihe new wooden pavement on a section of Broad sirect, between Market street and the Morris Canal bridge, was completed yeste: day on both sites of the horse car railroad tracks. Though time alone will unquestionably demonstrate the durability of this kind of pavement, 1t is truta to say that it greatly improves the strect. ‘The horses especially are 1n ecstasies over tt, DoG SLAvGHTER.—Edward Adam Beck, a butener doing business at No, 61 Hayes street, was arrested and held to bail yesterday on a chargo of musde meanor. The complainant 1s an interesting frau- jein named Minnie Baats, of No. 102 Belmont ave- nue, Miunie, it appears, owned a pretty littie ale, which followed a neighbor into Beck's stor The latter, as alleged, cruelly aud wantonly struck the animal with his great cleaver aud Killed it Minnie could scarcely be comforted, Prenton. DIED IN TUE STATE PAISON.—A colored convict, named Aibanus De Ryas, from Gloucester county, who was serving a term of one year in this institu- tion Sor burgiary, died yesterday of scroiula. His sentence would have expired in two days. DANGEROUS SHOOTING ACCIDENT,—Yesterday after- noon, while a school teacher, named George Millar, @ resident of this city, was out gunning, his rifle was accidentally discharged, the contents lodging in his groin, Medical attendance wes immediately pro- cured, The wound, though painful, is not consid. ered dangerous, EDUCATIONAL.—The last monthly report of the Board of School Trustees shows that the number or children in this city on roll was 1,749, and the average daily attendance 1,538. There were thirty- six vacancies for pupils, against 226 applications, ‘The supermtendent was instructed to examine and Teport on the necessity and expediency of establisl- ing night scnools during the winter, Serious CasvALTY AT THE STATE PRIsoN.— About three o’clock yesterday afternoon a part of the scaffolding used in the erection of the new wing of the State Prison gave way from being too heavily Jaden with stones, and @ convict, &® mason and laborer were precipttated to the ground, the stones failing on them and crushing them severely. One of the legs of the convict was fractured and badly mashed, while the laborer received internal injuries which, it is feared, will prove fatal The mechanic Was not so dangerously hurt. It is said that the scaffold was defective in construction, WESTCHESTER COUNTY. AGGRAVATED Case or LARCENY.—A young man, named Charies Wolf, wasJarrested yesterday at Mor- risania and takea before Justice Hauptman, charged with the larcony of two valuable blankets from the house of Joseph Richardson, @ resident of Mott Haven, The trial revealed gross ingratitude on the part of the accused, who had rewarded his benefac- tor by robbing him of his property. Ags the crime was clearly proved the ingrate was sent to the County Jati for ninety days. A Feanren Pauu.—Last Friday afternoon a con- vict at Sing Sing Prison, named Michael Connors, esoaped instant death in a manner little less than miraculous. Being employed as brakeman on tho elevated railroad track used for conveying stone from the quarries to tho lime kilug owlng to a truce running off Connors was precipitated from the top of the trestle work to the track of the Hudson River Rairoad beneath, @ distance of some sixty feet. The man was conveyed to the bospital, apparently life- less, but @ surgical examination ‘established the almost incredible fact that, novwithstanding his frightful fall, not a bone tn his boay had been broken. Connors, however, Was severely bruised by the in- voluntary descent SHIPPING NEWS. Almanne for New York=Thty Day. 6 37 | Moon sets eve 818 4 50 ) High water,, .eve 11 15 Sun rises. Sun seis... Weather Along the Const. 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Ship Semiramis, Gerrish, San Francisco—C Comstock & tp Eastern Star, Curtis, San Francisco—Platt & newton. ying Eagle, Lewls, San Francisoo—8 W Osgood. ‘oth,)’ tune, Peat Liverpool—C H Marshall & Co, Ship Astronom (NG Mey Bremen—Unkart & Co. Bark Ocean Home, Brande Matanzue—J E Ward & Co. Bark Yururi (Br), Johnson, Sagua—Waydell Co. Brig Barracouta (hr), Kimme, Gtbraitar and Malta—Cran- ‘0. Cassidy, Aspinwall—Panama Rattroad Co. Brig Brisk (Rr), Hill, Clenfuegos—Fowler & Jova, rig Vilage Belle (Br), Funchion, St Jobus, NF—J F Whit- i ote ‘Mountaineer (Br), Snow, Harbor Grace, NF-R P writs ‘Schr Clara Montgomery, Morden, Mayaguez, PR—N L Mo- 09, Schr Cready & Co. Schr A L Lockwood, St John, Mobile—E D Hurlbut & Co, Sebr mal, Hart, Key West and Pensacola—Benner, nekney. Sour Segiina, Call, Jacksonville—R G Fairchita. Schr Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Savanpah—Bentley, Miller & ‘Thomas, — Ida F Burgess, Burgeas, Charleston—Bentloy, Miller & orn as, Schr Phos Boos, Wilson, Wilmington, NC—Overton & Haw- n ‘. Schr J W Halg, Brown, Newbern—Thomas & Holmes, Scie © A Johuson, Macey, Washington, NO—W K Hin- MAcir ME Tabor, Aldrich, Richmond—Van Brunt & Slacht, Bcht Expedite, Giover, Wilmington, Del—G K Racksit & 0, ‘Schr Ella M Pennell, Mitchell, Newark, Behr W Deming, Cook, Elizabethport—Jed Frye & Co, Sohr White Swallow, Coiling, Calais—J Boyuton's Son & 0 Sobr Ariadne, Harding, Mattapofsett—Ferguron & Wood. Sloop Henry Olay, Mack, Hartford—G K Rackett & Bro. Steamer 8 F Phelps, Browa, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED SY TAS HERALD STEAM YAC TTY. Steamsttn Alaska, Gray, Aspinwall Oct 29, with mdse, treasure and pancoges to'the Pacific Mail Steamship Co, Now tat i Fiiow #4 epoka ahr Robert Palmer, bound lo Gah preatan ity Jat 88: jon 74 85, exchanged algnals with “Rleamship Alabama, Limebuner, Remandina with mdse to the Port and passe! ia, Rat _ Bteam Bulaley, Savannah Nov % with mdse nd patuenigers, to Murray, Ferris & Co, Nov 4,38 miles SW of Hatteras, exchanged sizhais with @ propoller, showing red ground, white centre, with letter L. Ship Caravan, Mickell, Liverpool, 85 days, with mdse, to Howland & Frohingham. 1! oe aay, tue Bank with strong westerly winds; Oct 15, lat 48, lon 33 40, spol brig Belle Waters, bound. i: t 40,'1on 69, bark J C lal’. from for Queenstown. Ship Derby, Golf, Liverpool, 27 days, with madse to Williams AGuion. Had moderne, varlable winde during the passaze, Took « pilot on the bth Inst, oF Fire Island, from boat ope, No. Bark Mayflower, Dill, Barbados Oct 9, with sugar, &c, to H ‘Trowbridge’s Sons. Wns 18 days up to Int 85.10; Uct 27, took & heavy gale from W to NW, Which lasted 24 honrs; 29th, bad je fiom W to N, lasting 18 hours, «lt was driven to the ry eaatward into lon 87 21; ence had westerly-winds; Nov & spoke schr Kathleen, from Matanzas for Boston, 26 days with molasses, to Co. Has va N of Hatteras with nd bo{sterous weather. Te A 1» Sagua, 14 days, with sugar and 8 passengers, to John Cimming, Has beon 8 days north of Hatteras with strong northerly winds; sailed 1a company with brig Charlena, for Portiand. Bark Pliza Barss (Br), Smith, Bermuda, 9 days, with mase tod N Harvey. Shristian IX (Dan), Sonne, Rio Janetro, 57 days, wit aia taal, bo Uroened the Equator Sept 29 In coffed, to Funch, Rdye & ton 8 ad light NE’ trad and light winds and calms to Hatteras; has been 6 days north of that point with strong NE winds. Brig Lewis L Squire, Tyler, Rio Janetro, 44 days, with cof- fee, to Pendergast bros { Co. Crossed the Equator Oct Bin lon 86; had hght SE trades rt, to lat6N, thence to lat G0 light SW winds and calms, then light northerly winds to Cape Henry. fig T Tompkins (Bs), Tyler, Kingston, Ja, 28 days, with logyood, to master. rig Chariotte, Bowden, Old Harbor, Ja, 23 days, with log- wood to Henry, De Cordova & Oo; veasol fo Calvin Adama, Has been § days north of Hatteras with heavy NW winds, Brig Alice (Br), Godet, Port Morant, Ja, Oct 12, with woodto A H Solomon & Uo; vessel to H ov 1, lat 3528, lon 74, spoke. ao! Istands for Boston; suppliod her with prov! Brig Camille (Pr), Strout, Caibarien, 13 days, with sugar, molasses and 4 passengers, to Fowler & Jova, Has been days north of Hatteras with heavy N and NW gale! split sails, and vessel making considerable water. Brig Alex Milliken (Br), Durfee, Sugita, 15 days, with mo- lasses, to Fowler & Jova. Has been 7 days N of Hatteras with sirong northerly gales; lost and split sails, lost boat and sustamed other damage. Schr Elvira A Conant, Brandtberg, Gonalves, 20 days, with coltee, &c, to H Beckor & Co; vexeel to Jonas’ Smith & Co. Has been 7 days N of Hatteras with strong head wind. Scbr Arthnr, Patterson, Brazos Santiago, 23 dava, with hides and wool, to Woodnouse, Southmayd & Rudd. Had rong NE winds the whole passage. Sehr Caroline Hall, Vickers, Savannah, 14 days, with naval stores to master. Had strong northerly winds the whole paRsage. M Schr Clara Bell, Amsburg, Wilmington, NC, 10 daya, with timber, 10 8 C Loud € Co, Had heaty weather and split balls. Schr Suean Jane, Collins, Virginia, Schr Kedron, McLaughlin, Virginia, Schr Breeze, Somers, Virginia. Scr F K Baird, [reland, Georgetown, DC. Canal boat Sidney Brown, Brooks, Ottawa, 20 days, with lumber to Pendergast Bros. Canal boat Kd Chandier, Matthews, Montreal, 20 days, with barley to D Stevenson. Cunal boat BT Davis, Montreal, 20 days, with barloy to D Btevenson. Canal boat N W Bradley, Karn, Oswego, with mdse to m al boat Anna, Goodway, Oswego, with mdse to mas- 1 boat W E Robinson, Filbrook, Oswego, with mdse to ‘auai boat J H Post, Rhines, Oswego, with mdse to mas- Canal boat J E Dunnam, Dunham, Oswego, with mdse to joat and masier. Canal boat A K Clark, Manger, Oswego, with mdse to master. Canal boat F Delano, Cary, Oswego, with mdse to master. RETURNED—Stenmaliip Lodona, Hovey, hence for New Or- leans, to GH Mallory & Co, 6th, At 8 PM, when in the Swash Channel, was ran into by an unknown schooner, striking her on the starboard bow, and started ono of the plates in, and returded to this port for repatra, Damage to the schooner unknown. assed Through Fell Gate, BOUND § a Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with mise, to J F Ames. Steamship Nep mdse to Win P Ciyd Schr Wild Pigeon, Taylor, Providence for Alexandria. Schr Maunaloa, Roberts, Providence for Alexandria, Keht ML Bartlett, Racker, Norwich for New York Schr © Hadden, Hemingway, New Haven for port. PXche Filla, West, Gaitfort for New York, Scbr AS Parker, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York, BOUND BASE. Brig Dirizo, Coffin, New York for Cambrldge. Schr J.C Chew, Décring, Philadelphia for Taunton, Sehr Henrletta, —, Philadelphia for New Haven, Kehr Evergreen, Brice. Elizabathport for Somerset, Schr J P Ross, Pauli, Eliznbethport for Taunton, Schr Bela Peck, Avery, Eliza ethport for New London, Ecnr J W Bell, —, Kilaabotuport for Bridgeport, Schr Belle, Stimpson, Hoboken for New Haren. ne, Baker, Boston for New York, wit zabeth- ar Mai 8 'Mershon, Brightman, Rondout for Pawtucket, Sclir W Bowen, Baker, Rondont for Provitence. Sobr John Marts, ——, Croton for jirldzeport, Sclir Evergiade, Tufts, New York for St John, NB. Schr Evergreen, Young, Now York for St Jobn. Sabr Justina, Keen, New York for Salem. Schr Senator, Faulkner, New York for Boston. Schr Granite State, ( New York for Boston. Schr Margaret, Clark, New York for Boston. Schr LO Foster, Eldridgo, New York for Nantucket. Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, New York for Taunton, Sehr Sophie Ann, Baker, New York for Full River. Schr Mary Langdon, Pinkham, New York for Providence, Schr Milton, Raymond, New York for Providence. Selir Pointer, Nichols, New York for Uncasville. Sehr CS Watson, Adatns, for Hartiord. SAILED, rity of Paris, Virgin} Y fonion? Ladin, Gli and City of Dublin, nagow; # Wn: Cel vana; Tillle, Gal¥ Cubs, New’ Orleans; CW Lord, Fernandina; Huntaville, and Ban Ja nah; Chatapion, Charleston; Faitbanks, Wilmin, Isaac Bell, Richinond, &; Hatteras, Nor‘olk; Louisa Moore, Georgetown, DC. Wind at sunsot WSW. Shipping Notes. ‘The brig Prank Clark, 207 tons, built fn Damariscotta, was lowored from the People’s dock on Monday, aftor having ber yellow metal sheathing patched. Schr Minerva L Wedmore, 8 tons, bulit in Fairhaven fn 1864, was lowered from the same dock on Wednesday, after being calked and patnted, Bark Snowden, 632 tons, was also lowered trom it on Thursday, after having her zine sheathing patehed, and was followed by the steamer R L Mabey, which is now under- going general repairs, On Norris & Townsend's dock the following vessels were raised during the week :~—On Wednesday, brig Branch, 196 18, bullt in Cornwallis, NS, in 1884, whore sho belongs, was stripped of her old aud furnished with @ new suit of zinc sheathing. On Friday, sent Nountain Laurel, 150 tons, butit in Trenton, Mo, in 186, where she belongs, was calked and painted. Followed by schr Sarah Quinn, 113 tons, for elighy repairs. Ship Harriot Erving, 616 tona, built in Medford in 1°43, 1 belonging to the portof Boston, was lowered from tho sectional dock at the foot of Clinton street on Wednesday, after being stripped, calked and furnished with a xow auit of yellow metal sheathing Theschr Elvira was lowered from the seciional dock near: est the foot of Rutgers evreet on Wednesday, alter having her yellow metal sheathing pated, Bark Lizzie Cummins, bsionging to Nassau, was lowered from the sectional deck atthe foot of Clinton atreet on Fri- day, after haviog ber yellow metal sheathing patched. Achr Eveline, 176 tons, built {n Harrington, Me, in 1865, and helongirg vo the port of New Haven, was lowered from noc Hora dock nearest foot of Rutgera atreet on Thursday, after having her yeliow metal sheathing patebed, and was followed by brig Virginia, for similar troatment, Steamer Rapidan, $63 tons, built in New York {n 1886, was lowered frota the mammoth balance dock on Thureday, aftor being stripped, calked and furnished with a new suit of yellow metal sheathing, and was followed by the iron steam: er Campion, 1462 tons, built in Wilmington, Del, ta 1809 and belonging to the port of New York, for the purpose of having her bottom painted. Propeller Thomas Swan, 463 tong, built in Philadelphia in 1865 and belonging to the port of Baltimore, was lowered from the balance dock at foot of Pike street on Friday after under. going alight repaire, and was followed by the Union Perry Company's boat Pacitio. Schra Bothen, and J B Clayton were on the e near the foot of Rutgers street for alight rep Steamer Glaucus, 1500 tons, built in New York In 185, and Delonging to the Metropolitan Steamship Company, waa lowered from the larger seotiohal dock noar the foot of Rat. gers street on Saturday after having a new wheel adjusted. mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken yesterday after having her bottom patnted. Steamboat DC Haskin, built in New York In 1864 by J Simonson, and laid up ever since, is now on the mémmoth balance dock near the foot of Pike street being stripped of her old and fnrnished with a new suit of yellow metal sheath- ing preparatory to @ voyage to Culifornia. ‘The schrs 8 T Chartez, 160 tons; TG Benton, 165 tons; FG Russell, 187 tons, and Minerva, 120 tons, were on KE Fogerty & Co's Erle Basin sectional docks during the week for genera: repairs and pasuting. ‘The powerful wrecking steamer Jno Fuller was lowered from the central one of the screw docks, near the foot of Market si{p, on Tuesday after being repaired. Bark Sarah Elizabeth, 428 tons, built in Sheet Harbor in 1866, and belonging to the port of Pictou, was lowered from the larger one of the screw docks on Thursday, having been several days undergoing extensive repairs, The pilot boats Abm Leggettaud MA Williams and the Spanish gunboats Nos 2,3 and 4 were also raised on these docks during the weok—the latter vessels for the purpose of being coppered. There was in port yesterday a fleet of 00 vessels, of which 87 were steamers, 69 ships, 68 barks, 84 brigs and 142 schooners. Marine Disasters. PScorLANn—Capt f A Scott, of the wrecking steams 1 Traxton, belonging tothe Neptune Submarine Co, arrived at the foot of Stanton et of iron from the wreck of the Scotiand. Capt Scott has raised about 1000 tous from the wreck, Sut LianeninG, at San Francisco 25th ult from New- enatle, N: in Sept 3, lat 82 21 N, Jon 189 58 W, arbres 2 Samana IY nie CnIIne WHS Wp Mg es Ore vi ae » Ol cabin with water, and lost leo quarter Bone SHrp SHAKBSrRARE (NQ), Jorgensen, for Hamburg, arrived at Cuxhaveu 20th her topmasta, Bank HaRrrey Linves.ry has been got upon the flat off city Wharf, New Bedford, aud will be placed upon the Fail- ‘way as soon as it is unengaged. BRIG IDA, loading at Cow Bay for Now York, was driven ashore during the late gale.” World come olf without dam: ‘ago, complete loading and proceed, Berg MA Coons, from bailiniory + Newport Ob inst, split sails snd haa deeke swept duriug the passeeer on Sonn Caron, Parker, at Boston from Philadelphia, car- rled away head or foremast and maiutopmast on the 84 inst in Vineyard Sound, Miscetlaneons. Purser Mallory, of the steamship Alaska, from Aspinwall, has our thanks for his attentions, Whalemwen. Cleared at New Bedford 6th inst, bark Jauet (of Westport), Macy, Indian Oven: 1d 4th, bark Fdward Everett, White, Pacific Ocean. of NB, arrived at Panama 24th ult iL. Spoken—No date, on the Iine in the Pacide, brig A B Cooke, Weistield, of New York, with 250 bbla oll; expected to be ub Panama In November, Spoken. Olsmp!a, Bulger, from New York for San Fran- ‘9, lat 6 28 -N, lon 41 10. CB (uot PR) Bazeltine, Gilkey, from Antwerp for Boston, Nov 1, lat 42 45, lon 59 31, Brig fda C (itr), from’ Ponce, PR, for Boston, Nov 6, 80 miles SE of Absecom (by pilot boat Washington, No 22). oa} Emily Fisher, {rom Norfolk for Barbados, Oct 16, lut 26.45, lon 61 4%, Brig Katalidin, from —— for Guadaloupe, Oct 2%, lat 33, lon 63. Brig LM Merritt, from—— for Roston, Nov 5; lat 2919, Jon 712) (by pilot boat Charlotte Webb, No 8). Sclir Freink, from St Domingo for Boston, with loss of fore- ‘aa!], Nov 1, Jat 29 24, lon 69. Schr Grat diet, fyom Charleaton for a northern port, Oct 27, off Frying Pah Shoals. Foreign Pov STR. from New York ult with loss of ail Steamship feld, Nichole, Poston, England (Br), Pulhata, for orders, ALL, Oct 24—Artived, bark American Eaglo, Lind- Bailod Mh, bark Magdalena, Sherron, NYork, DEAUX, Oct M—Satled, Woodside, Edmonda, New Or- 200, Johanes, Klockgeter, do (before reported auiled TER, Oct 11—In port the Moses Patten, wte cargo, Cary, Oct33 Arrived, Hebe, Garrachy, NYork, CALLAO, Sept 30—Arrivod, slifpa Simia, Porter, Rio Janeiro ani satied Oct 7 for Guanape); Oct % Belle of the Sea, post, Guanape: 4th, Brewster, Co'llng, Chinchas; 6th, Ne: vada, Frill (or Jeweit), Mollendo; 6th, Sunrige, Luce, Ghin- chas; Ttalla, Whitmore, NYor! th, bark Geo Peabody, Churehil, Abeon; 12th, ship Annig Siss, Robinson, do. Balled Sept 2M. ships St Mark, Wood, Cowes; Sith. Levan. ter, Howes, Ancon; Vermont, Stanwood, Chinchas; Oct 1, bark George & Heury, Flint, Tome; 4th, ship Europa, Fulton, Antwerp ; bark Sunbeam, Bennett, Guanape; 7th, ahip Annle Fish, Yates, Anoon, CAIBARIEN, Oct 28 -In port brigs Thos Owen, for NYork soon; Annie Bachelor, for Portland 1a 8 days; ‘Nellie, unc; achr fda Wheeler, for Portland in 2 days. GuEENOOK, Nov S—Arrived, steamahtp Columbia, Dum- ork. HANBURG—Artived at Cuxhaven Oct 25, ship Shakespeara, Jorgensen, NYork Haven, Oct %—Arrived, Paraguay (@), Dixon, London (and cleared for NYork); Bavaria (#), Franzen, Hamburg Orleans), a teamships Cleopatra, Phillips (trom Vera'Crnz and Sisal), NYork; Eagle, Greene, do, Kran Oct 15—Arrived, rica Farence (Br), Pye, pth, ly Monck (Er), Benson (Bry, Gouden, Aspinwall; Ith, Mary Grace Morrison, St’ Thomas (and sailed’ 18h for Oi Harbor end YYork); 20th, chr Julia D (Br), Hartung, NYork; 2let, brig Camilla (Br), Newman, do, Sailed 1ith, brigs © F Tompkins, Taslor, New York; 12th, Gipsey (Dan), Boraho'm, do via Yailahs; Ith, Haidee (Br), McDonald, Falmouth, Ja; Esk (Br), Patterson, Halifax, NS; 16th, barks Princess Alexandra (Ban), Vernon, and Gem, Power, NYork via Old Harbor; Flizabeth, Allen, do via Mo- Gordon, St Thomas; M A Br), rant Bay; scbr Lily, Woolford, NY ork. LOD BARDON, Ja Oot 13—In port scir Anna Rich, for New ork, dg. . PANAMA, Oct 18-Arrived, steamships Salvador, Bowditch, Central American perts (and eniied 20th return); 28h, Mon- tana, Farnsworth, Sailed 26th, eee Golden MORANT, Jay Oct 12 for NYork in 18 days ‘an Francisco, City, Lapid in port briga Ati sdna, Hemeon, tor Boston in Ban Francisco. 10 days, SAN Ampreas, Oct 17—In port schr Gen Putnam, for New ork. Sr Jouns, NF, Oct 12—Arrived, brig T W Haviland (Br), Loblane, NYork (and cleared 20th for Sydney, CB). Sr Jonny, NB, Nov 6—Arrived, brig WH’ Bickmore, Bick- more, Boston; schr Capella, Taylor, NYork. d 5th, schrs Frank & Neilie, Baen, Cardenas; L W nr, Lewis, Matanzas. VALPARAISO, Oct 3—In froin Boston, arrived Bept ville, Waite, from Ant nie Prince, Prince, disg; sale. Balled Sept 18, ahip Mary Goodall, Sweetser (trom Callao), Rotterdam. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 6—Sailed, schr E R Kirk, Burnett, Jersey City. BOSTON, Nov &—Arrived, brigs Protege (Br), Coffin, Port Praya (not 'as before); Hattie B, Daggett, and J B Brown, iy Vitiadelphia; echrs Joka Crinths, Cony, Wilraington, ‘cabot, Parker: Wm I Tiers, Giilord; Alpha, Munson? radell, Hess; Annie May, May; Emily Curt ‘auah'Little, Godfrey; 8 C Sinith, Bank ‘on, Smith, and RK Vaughn, Nisley, 0, Hatamand; Kossuth, Smttit, and Flizabethbort; Plow Boy, Hallett, Albany; Higging, and Lucy Ames,’ Flanders, “Kondow Robb, NYork; Wim MeLoon, Husicell, do. Olehred--Steamship Pennsy:vauia (Br), Hall, Liverpoul via NYork; sh{p John Bunyan, Gilmore, New Orleans} bark Ma- Tin Scammell (Hr), Hphusirom, St John, NB; brig Jacinta (Br), Marden, Cienfuegos; sehrs ZH Wheaton, Atkina, Wil- mingion, NC; Jamea Marti, Baker, Philadelphia, ' Also cioared Oct 13 bark Aagareil iciahd, Goree and a mit; Bh, brig Robert Wing, Shave, Blerzs Leone, Salled—Steamsiip Wr Lawrence ; saips Pharos, and John Bunyan; barks Henry Buck, Couguest, and Alexandrina ; brig Alice Woods, RM Heslen, and Jacinta; and from the Roads, bark M © Dyer, and brig Robert Wing. tth—Arrived, steamer Blackstone, Baltimore. BALPIMY Bs, Noy B—Arrigedy bark Archos (Br), Hoping, ir ;sebrs Willie, nt, Bowker, Guanal jes, Matanzas; WC Atwat ‘ark. Creared— Bark Philena, Ross, ni; sehré Franefaco, Curacon; Wim B Crawiord, Taslor, NYork; AL 8, Hoboken, 4ih, brig Skyaim Bordo; Oth, bark Lapwing, Gth—Arrived, echt Lady of the Lake, Taffand, Martintque. BANGOR, Nov 4—Arrived, echr Zifow, Grin, Philadel: ; May Day, Adame, on ', Nov 1—Sailed, ship Cora (new), Coombs, New leans. BAI, Nov 4—Sailed, echr Lucy H Gibson, Baker, Savan- nab, BRISTOL, Noy 4—Sarled, schra San Juan, Clarke, and ‘Thos P Coo 5th—Arriv Uhristie, Port Rich- 1 Schra Mary Alice, Perry, NYor ON, N ip Georgia, New York; talph Carlon, ork, Sailed—Steamship Manhattan, Woadbuil, NYork; bark Cornucopia, for a port in Great Hritnin, = CALAIS, Nov t--Cieared, achia Farragut, Clark, NYork ; 2d, J F Carver, Carver, do? 84, bries Rolerson, Mayo, Car: debe MIF Nowvitos, Trask, bhtladet iin nah enator, Smith, Pough- DIGHTON, Nov’ 4—Sailed, sebr keopaie. EDGARTOWN, Noy sch Wm Bement, Penny, Philadelphis (and satied 34 for Weymouth, PAUL RIVER, Nov 4—Arrived, scr Tlie B, Brown, Weo- awken, Sailed—Schra RH Wilson, Harris, Philadelphia; John Crocktord, Davis, do; Ney, Clase, NYork} Isaac H Borden, Hadwin, «i GALY) Oct 29—Arrived, bark Bridgeport (not as bofore), Mor, Viork; Oth, sebrs Allie Oakes, Pillsbury, and May Munroe, Joues, do; "JJ Spencer, Meath, George: own. 3 TER, Nov 5—Arrived, schr Decatur Oakes, Mer- lelphia, ANCOUK, die, Novl—Arrived, brig Globe, Spieor, Liver. 4, PM—Arrived; beg H Houston, for orders; sera Charlotte + Hattie, Fanning, or for Boston; Lucy Jones, Muncex, Boaton for' Noriolk; JB Austin, Davia, and 3 Weaver, Weaver, do for Philadciphia; X Peterson, In- giimh, Saloni for do;(g G Huntington, Jones Boston for Now nly Fourth, Cobb, Rangur for howark. 4 Prank Atwood ; Isabel t deddie, ‘Trott, N Paile steamer Pawnee; L Pierce, JT Weavor, R Peterson, Sth, AN--Arriyed, echrs Olive Branch, Fronch, NYork for Dennyavillo; Anna £ Hoston for Charleston; ckland for do; 8 & E Cors: Boston for Philadelphia; Ps ort for Saco. ah, Hatsie, Jeddie, P 8 Lindsey, JACKSONVILLE, Oot H0—Cleared, schr Nellie Burgess, Moleen, Providence; 0th, brig 3 Leighton, Walker, N¥o MoBiLi Nov 5—Arrived, ship Southampton, Smithwick, o NYork. NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2—Arrived, bark Herman Cortes (Sp), Abra, Havana: brig Ruatan, Webster, Kalan, Menred--Steamship Bremen (NG), Leist, Bremen vin Hae yana and Southampton; ships Aloia, Stuaft, Liverpool; Thos Harward, Strickiand, Havre. ith Arrived, atenthalips Sherman, Quick, NYork, George Cromwell, Clapp, do. 1—'Steamohtp Croseent City, Hildreth, NYork. Ky N od, fel Benj J Crocker, Hard. q Nov 4— SohF Ruth B Baker, Loring, Demarara, Gth—Sailed, steameliipe Albemaric, aud Niage NEW BEDFORD, Nov b--Arri selva Lottie Beard, Georgetown, DG; wo, Elizabethport ; ie: len, Perry, and Win H DeWitt, Chase, N¥ork, pe Sniled~Kebra Artist, Godirey, and Splendid, Phinney, New ‘ork, NEWBURYPORT, Nov 4—Arrived, echra Gentile, Kenney, NYork; e%, Young, Elizabethport; Paul Seavey, Lowel, and © thewr, La Rondont. m Shae ORT, Nov Arrived brig M A Coombs, Coombe, oniatre, ‘Also arrived bth, achra Faber Ts White, Weeks, Randout Yarmouth. Baxter, Woodbridge, NJ, for Fairhaven; Rohwr/ Fogneno eaeitgna pn ete a dant Dighton for Poughl Keefey Taunton Toe i Cooper, Sleeper, Bristol 17 Ne iota Tpunen oeaee NYork, ‘annie Hazard, er; E Edwarda, Hawards, Ireland Harris, wd Virgl far oleted—Balrks 1 i Horn Hotierdamn; Brookings, Douglass, Matanzas Jobn, NB;J W Hall, Powell; J. Sate May Drisko; Howar, Gril; RW Robbinn:§ nan, Hoffman ; on, Com ‘Boston; LA. Danciliower,, Matte, hin Irwin; JC CE dae Raipb Souder, Turks Islands; Addie VORTLAND, ere, Yack ari paras 8 praine NYork; brige Ela Maria, Be Har] on hast or for NYosK jecheu Hele M Walle, Melee” Calais Tor dey York for Deanysy i David ‘ Haley, Philadelph — Arrived, say is ‘oy « castle, 12; bark Pekin (Br), Dak: Elizabethport: achra 19 Lltles Hh bb, Philadelphia; Chas A Grainer, vey, and Lizzie Ey a Nl iid bethport; Laura Rol son, n, and Davi Webster, Packer, Hoboks bin ens Ire, Matthews, Port Jounson for P: 4 Palladh SMe ‘awhucket; BP iim, idd—Sohre Win F Burden, Adams, and Joly is; Puiladelphia; LB Wing: Endioot, door Georyetowa’ ry Arg UR a dout Vigilant, Nickerson, York; Toop "khsde fslastas Ty. SAVANNAH, Nov 3—Arrived, ship Ni Foarala sen, Rlo Jancito, to loud or Belfast rs Nor» ared—ship Mont Banc, Herbert, Liverpool; brig Atlan- lige Ward, Nassau NYY He Liverpool. Al 4—Arrived, brigs Minnie Miller, And and J Cadwallader, Steelinth, Teste telpniay ache Gouden. ; Annie B Stevens, Montgomery, and Godfrey, do; Caspian, Larrabee, Bhzabethport, TAUNTON, Nov Sale, woh i loom oule, NYork y jov uled, sel 7 ‘1 Whistler, Keefe, do. ms ‘ ig Lrene, W ‘And 8 Gatinon, \NEOUS, A‘AS! SHE NEVER 8: Kate never siniles appy thought ive eye: ‘The merry laugh from lp to lp Passes unlieeded by. Frozen forever in her heart ‘The spariting fount of gladness, And o'er It pours, in rapid flood ‘The ebon wave of eainess, Bhe never smiee! Hus frowning Grief With his sern magic bound her? Has care hor long, lean fin To cast her ‘etter round Haas ove #0 young the | ‘That lovers oft betray ? 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