The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1870, Page 10

19 § ‘s Captared seven German vessels since the 4th of si s Tho Paris Liberté axserts that Count Bismarck ainategied { proposes @ restoration of the Pope's temporal power, There are now twenty-two hundred guns in posi- ton on the varions fortifications of Paris. Large quantities of provisions still leave Liverpool for the various ports of France, ‘The troops tn Paris have been divided Into three urinies, one of which 18 called the Garde Seaentatre. CONTINVED FROM THIRD PAGER yeoently made, yy the government would forget the insolence “ft the matcontents on the dist, but fresh mtrig’.ca threaten the republic and render rigorous ‘ueasures indispensable, Perfect order provall7d in Pacis. TRL FISHERIES. Whe fisheries of the Marne, Siene aud Lakes Vin- ‘connes and Bois de Boulogne bad been taken cnarge ‘of by the government and the ish sent to the public margets 4nd sold at stated prices, @RVAUS OF THE CAPTURE OF LE BOURGET BY THR PRUSSIANS, A correspondent at Versailles, writing under | date of tho Sd Inst, says the Prussinn altack on Le Bourget on the 30th ult, was made by the Secoud division of the Guards, under General von Budritze, 6,000 strong. Tao French, who oce eupied bie house, wall and other defensive | that Prassta has only songht to gain time by seem. spot in the villages, Dela the Prussians at bay for | Be ad he possibility of an armistice, in order several hours, shooting their oificers to the number |‘ to Admit the p . sia oni Gore fee of thirty. Among those killed were Count von Wai | “At the troops lately investing Met could ¢ | Ward co Paris without danger. Carrter Pigeon Muile—Energy of the Authori- tiesArmy Discipline lhnproving—Saccerses of Francs-TircursFighting near Besnucon= Retaliationibe Pepalation Uprising. Tovns, Nov. 7, 1870. The Postal Department is organizing a regular service by carrier pigeons between Tours and Parts. ENERGY OF TRE TOUAS AUTHORITIES. cally. A universal uprising is expected to take @ersee, of the Augusta regiment, Colonel AMMY DISCIPLINE IMPROVING, Saluskowski, of the Biizabeth Tegiment, Count The severe measures adopted by the government von Keller end 400 men of the Guards. | to ensure discipline among the troops have had the ‘The enemy was ‘on the point of siY- | next results, acco/ding to official reports from all amg way before the severe fire of te: quarters, French, when Gudritzki, grasping the stand- SUCCESSES OF THY FRANOS-TIREURS. Despatches reecived from Dole, Beune, Nogent le Rotrou, Chateaudun and Brazy give the paruculars | of marked snevesses by the Francs-tireurs. FIGUTING NEAR BESANCON. ‘The village of Avxon, near Besanjon, has been taken twice by the Prussians and recaptured eack time by the French, NO QUARTER, Ag the russians have shot numerous peasants, the Papal Zoluyves are givmg no quarter, AN UPRISING, Accounts from various parts of France announce that the entire population is rising to expel the tn- varers. ard of the regiment, led on the charge, whiclt | ‘Fesulted in driving the Frency back on St. Denis, ‘The new French works between the old foris begin “te appear very formidable, Lange numbers of men “are working daily to complete tiem. GENERAL MATTERS. Forty thousand francs have beeu appropriated for * a continuance of the balloon mail service. The government has received despatches regu- Jarly from Tours by carrier pigeons taken out in each bulivon. Later irom Paris—The Government Magaani- moun, but Kisters to be Pauvished—Lesult of the Keevat ElectionThe Menicipal Elece tion—Thrve Armics in Paris. een eae a ee Tours, Nov. 7, 1870. Personal Intelligence. Dates from Paris to yesterday are at hand. none nan THE GOVERNMENT MACNANIMOUS, BUT RIOTERS TO BE Count Cohibiano, Seeretary of the Italian Legation hibesaeena at Washington, sais on Wednesday by steamer The Journal Ofictel unnounces that the members Scotia for Lurope on a lmited furlough. @f the government were teiined to overlook the General W. Meyers, of the United States Army, 18 violence to which they had been recently subjected temporarily stopping at the Grand Central Hotel. by the rioters, but felt convinced they had noright | 4 “qcjegation, or party, of the “Mysterious Pil- to set aside the interests of ie republic, as menaced grims,” hailing from Philadelphia and composed of were still aero: some of the most prominent individuals of the The Journat adds that there were further disorders | Quaker City, arrived last evening at the Grand Cen- on the day following the riots, Measures have been | ga) gore), taken to bring all the gulity parties tojusiice, Archbishop M. J. Spaulding, of Maryland, arrived j THY ELECTION RETURNS. yesterday by steamer City of Paris. He 1s stopping The returns from all the preeints of the city have | ar the Metropolitan Hotel. The Bishop is directly been received. They show the following resuli from Rome. Yeas, 557,996; nays, 62,658. alter the adjournment of the Ecamenical Conncil, THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. but had oficial notice that the Council would not | The maunicipai elections had resulted in the chole® | rect while Kome remains under the sway of the of republican Mayors in nearly all the arrondisse- | jrayan government. The Bishop fs accompanied py ee Four advocates of election by communes | the Rey, Mr. Cupping, and was joined in the even. | froeere fore etary tater Meese ok promneuey as were also elected. Y ing vy a party of friends that came on frou Bait | pie, Worth $1,000; St. ADN'S, a ecicudid, ol TUREE ARMIES FORMING IN PARIS. Inore to meet him, | paluling of St. Joseph, twelve feet by five The Journal Oficiel announces the formation of sv, res feet, worth $1,5' St. bridget’s and st. Teresa’s N. ©, Hong, of the House of Representatives of | ‘mies in Paris. sted there, MILITARY AND OTHER RE- PORTS. ae TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Pressing March on Awicas and Roucu—Moos- Atthe latest advices periect ; Penusylvania; N. F. Englis! the Revenue Department, the Grand Central Hotel. General G. B, Dandy, of the United States Army, arrived in this city yesterday. He will remain at the Metropolitan Hotel for a few days. Judge R. B. Carpenter, of Charleston, S. C., a can- didate for the gubernatorial chair, 13 stopping at the ‘St. Nicholas Hotel. General W. J. Palmer, of Denver, Col., 1s a guest at the St, Nicholas Hote! Count Yarning, an attaché of the Italtan Legation, is temporartly stopping at the Brevoort Mouse, pre- vious to his departure for Washington, W. B. Agato, of Cuba, left bis apartments at Sweeny's Hotel for Rochester last eventug, and J. McCullough, of | @ among the guests at tenftel’s Army from Metz. LONvON, Nov. 7, 1870, Telegrams from Amiens, dated on the 6th of No vember, report that an army of 80,000 German | troops, under the command of General Monteuitel, is advancing by forced marches on the cities of Amiens and Rouen. | AMY INTELLIGENCE. ‘The board of oMcers now in session in St. Louis, Mo., for the revision of tactics, assembled by orders from the War Departinent in August, 1569, Is dis- fore that fortress. solved by oraers Just issued, and the following ofl- Gunbdoats off Hellgoianc—fhe Sieze of Neut | °78 comprising 1 will join their proper stution= Brijach—Bazuaine’s Arrest Ordered~A i ‘This Prussian force comes from the direction of | Metz, having been previously @iygaged in service bo- Major General J. M. Schofleld, Lieutenant Colonel J. | B. Peter, Fourth infaniry; First Lieutenant H. H, tary Census ia Lorenine=Several War = : Notes. C. Dunwoody, Fourth artillery; Second Lieutenant LONDON, Nov. 7, 1870, | I. J. Marsh, Seventh cavalry; Lientenant Colonel The Hamburg Sorsen-jinile (newspaper) says nine | his ley Mer Math cavalry; Majors James Van French vessels are in wight West of Heligoland. vores, oa hteenth infautry, ang Join Hamilton, Yo Major Samuel Ross and First Lieutenant George Atcheson, unassigned, I been ordered before the Reurtng Board for examination, NO REINFORCE MENTS PROM METZ YET ARRIVED BE- | FORE ranfs, | A correspondent writes from Versailles on the | 24:—The expected reinforcements from Metz have | uotarrived, being deiained by bad weather. Von | Kendell, Bismarck's Chanceitor, says that avery | small proportion of the Metz army will come to | Paris, the preset force being considered suficient | to repulse any w¢ THE ARMY OF THE LORE RETRRATING—LACK CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT. A correspondent at Blois, the 2d, says:—The head- { quarters of the Sixteenth corps are at Marchenors, The headquariers of the Army of the Loire yesterday COUNCIL OF THE SOUTHERN CHURCH. Lancaster, Ohio, Nov. 7, 1870. At the meeting of the General Council of the Lue theran Church on Saturday, Rev. J. Fry submitted | ® report on foreign uiissions, The Council are sup- OF | porting three missions i india and are about estab- dishing one in Alaska. The thesis on the subject of Justification by faith, prepared by Key, Dr. Kranth, were discussed friday and Saturday and laid over until the next sessiou of the Council. were ut Mer. ‘io-day the retrograde movement Is | Most of the pulplts in this place were occupled generat. ‘Ihe headquarters moved trom Mer to a | diay by Inembers of the Council. Dra. Selss Village two leagues nearer Blois, on the ( : uth preached seriauns in Sl. Peter's road. ep Council has been chiefly occnpied to-day in ussion Of the report of the | certain doc propounded by On our nod, oe ts " Forty thousand Prussians are reported to have mived from Metz to rciajorce Genera! Taun. side polling is likely to be done unless we unmittce upon be Minnesota THE ORDER OF EI tacked, The yovernmeut dreads the effect of | KS, orse ja has reselved to risk nothmyg. alten t 1y ver ae ba See vat pit deep spad At the first regular anaual election of the “Benevoe oy Heve Parts wil be mate for atx weeks at lea lent Protective Order of Biks,” held at their lodge e wet anny , aes Fi kia my rooms, Masonic Hall, Pisrteenth street, on Sunday rai matherigalls,,, bot, slows pee ning last, the following uamed oficers were do- yee or 0! 5 nen ‘ited Mm | clared duly elec E.R, George J, Green; BE, L. ei aca oficers, who are | &. Louis Nevers; B. lL. K., Claude Goldie; Grand whi ve Lect pol White; Grand Treasurer, Charles T. ment. In Grand Secrelary, A. TL Mulligan; R. fl. Pa Anthea: a 3. Green; dudickiry Committee, shomas 6: pap pH er Wiliraia Kort, Joveph C, Hinckney: First Bs ; \ Vony Pastor; Second President, Hugh P. HEAVY FIRING BEARD NEAR B | hird President, S. K. Correspond: A telegram from Berne, Switzerland, dated to-day, | 1! Teporis that heavy cannonadins wi rd to. a in the direction of Mouibitard and Belfort. French aye burned the village of Vezelots. ! FARIDALDI AND HIS COMMAND, f. G. Browne; A an; 't ) out Secret AL G, B. Datvon; Inside Guard, ° TELEGRAPHIC REWS ITEMS. A corr dent with Garibaldi writes on the 24;— | yt iter te that an unusually large vote will be potted in Gariwatat has just reterned from a visit to Mivhel, | ne mship bmit for the Boston and Liverpool prone but whiek i yet made @ voyage, will proceed co-operation was and Is doubiful. kay they hope M Ibalai if attack rope. the burning of the Boston Lead Works, on , exceeds $51,000, *h Iwill make common cause with | i, but we are sure of nothing. | { } Tie French show few signs of fighting. Th or, of Boston, recovering from typhoid fe- wntes'o tpn: and: Shenk Renae necbebtics| suddeniy Insane yesterday wiorning, and shot ‘The Mtallans are picked men aud will do well. Rice | nk, near Phiindel- erott, 20,000, ment ut A lies 1 ha rived, after his imprison. néria by the Italian government. SEU! OF NEUP RRISAC New Breisach, cu ire bad occurred inside Two ly red voden bntidines on pied ay atores: ai | morning, Sows, 982,000. puth, ‘ces, were blirued Sunday Fort Mortier, Gay igh. A ted on Sun ° a which ren- -UROPEAN MARKETS. dered it unie cannon were caprur | Lexpox Monty M4 18 a small fortress of the fourth | Conmoik closed at 83! n the Ehime eight tbeast of | twenty bonds, ioe 859, old, 65’: do. F Colmar. Jt was originally tortided by Vanvan,-and | erties, 87 Kaila has beon strengthened since the ac peas Jeon. The village from which it der ot Tees are quoted ains some two ihousand lanabiant Fort Mer mi ONY fe der, whose capture 18 referred to above, is a smail ne dog bave been Work forming part of the derences, its capitulauien mpte at Liverpool as for jed to the neceshituies the fait of Neuf Brisach before long.) 143,000, nov as,urbare, “ere Crromeous, Should THR FRENCH BHTKEMINED NUT TO YIELD 1 FAUSIUFES MARKET.—LIVZEPOOL, Nov. TORY. a. id. a © cental new Fred winter. 310s, a Vs. Ad. Corn 2s, per we : A correspondent at Amiens the oth telegraphs:- While the peopie are anxious for an honorabie ad. per Wate OF OE Glcmoarhe cece: | eave, ral he erritory tne: efer a con- Peace, rather than yield territory ta Prefe avon: { MARKET. —Livenroon, Nov. 7.— tinuance of the war, and the straggie will become | Reine. pe role, 18 ig. Der “ oo cea 2 ‘s On PRODUCE MARKES.- LON DO, Nov, 7.-Refined ene every, Frenehaan will join in with utter d wie Ob Per gallon Linseed oli cecnr ar} Whate oi ensier. HOCKUM MARKET. -ANTWERD WWI6L tor standard white Nov eeruiion. f Petro} Petroleum, BAZAINE'S ALBEST ORDERED. ument have ordered the arrest | aise and the oMcere of his stad wher- ever found, } A MILITARY OBNEQUA IN LORBAINY. 7 A telegram trom iuheuns dated to-day states that | | Suen Nog 10 0 19 Dutsh standard drm a 0s 90% reals sho newly apporied Governor of Lorraine bas | Will he no grloding before December; the cane looke weil. ordered a census of al! persons subject to military | Nos. 7to W molasses sugar firm, Exported during the week fram Havang and Mataozas, 6,00 boxes, of wich 2,200 were duty, presoribing severe penalties for any evasion. to the Upited States, Stock'in’ warehouses at Havana and SEVWRAT. Wait NOT yenis. Flour stoudy nt ¥ AM boxes, Bacon dull at ule. a 21 Coal oll Everything wes qat ‘ esis Sio. for Ameri ind ‘and 290.” Sle. for nwerythy qatet tarsal erda eady at a pie. for nerican anited and 24¢. a dle. for Sone aa be ng sbous Versailles yesterday | tr mar cued. “Lard firm at igo. in kegs. Lumber evening. ere Das heon nu Aghting for several | steady: white ine, Evie’ Mi» ch pine, 835 per M. Pota~ ‘allow quiet at HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET. oF. 5, 1870, ayn. {oon quiet at 9680,’ Taliow auletat 12397, | Shocks ‘leady; : pox, HT a (: raaye s hoger JooDs, Bt LOr (0 Jt We reporied that ie Freven cornette Denars haw ) phates und cab tar thyst de Pr ead ood bowing The government 1m this city is acting energetl- | Place, as it now seems tobe the general impression | He intended to have remained unl | S | the Chured of the Transiiguration. } of November FOUNDLING ASYLUM FAIR. Opening of the Great Charity Bazoar~Vayor Halls Speechsplendid Works of Art Twenty-ove Chy Churches Keprenented. ‘The grand metvopolitan bazaar instituted by the Sisters of Charity belonging to the various churches in the metropolis was opened yesterday at the armory of the Twenty-second regiment, Fourteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The object of cis fair 1s to assist im the erection of a DOW foundiing asy!nm on lots siready secured, on SIXtY- ninth street and Third avetiue, rented by te city lo them at one dollar a year, and, to judge from the immense crowd of persovs who assembled in the armory last evening to witness the opening, the affair 1s extremely popular with te residents of this city. At elghe o'clock Bersteln’s band commenced playing a series of favorite airs for the amusement of the spectators, and half ao hour later Mayor A. 0. Hall, Matthew 'T. Brennan, Judge Barnard, Judge MecCuun, Commissioner Lewis, Father Starts, Vicar General ef New, York, and #athers Quinn, Mooney, O'rarrell and Clowery appeared in the gatiery to assist in the rormal open- ing of tie fay. Lhe Vicar General made a few remarks with reference to the object of the fair and introduced A, Oakey Hall, who, ne said, was de- | sirous of addressing the audience. There were at tus thie not lewery than three thousand persons in | the building. | . Mayor Wait came forward and sata that the reve- rend genilemaa who bad introduced bun was @ | fatuer of the Catholic faith, but he nlinself was only | a poor city luther of the civic faith, Father Starrs, | he suid, had dutrodvesd bun as ‘Kindly promising 0 open’ tue fa; bud he was sorry ise Mad said Lnat. | ; it Was Uiose preseut Who were kindly conterring & | favor on (he great elty ot New York in endeevoring to erect a place tor the helpless and aefenceless. F many years past there had been a law upon the | stale books Of tue connty authorizing the build { dng of a founding asylum; but, like a good many other tangs, i bad been’ set astue up to the present time, aud he was only too glad to fiud that at length some persous had taken te natter up with a view 10 Care tying i out in @ practical manner. He thea eniered into a lengthy eatogy of the object and said that the peopie who Were LOW contributing to the build.ng, if it was ever so small a coutribution, would one day be exccedingly proud of this siruc- ture m Sixty-uin street. And as regarded the { undertaking, WhO Was there better calculated to lane charge of these ititie creatures than those Sis- ters of Mercy, Who could also mstruct them, when | they became old euough, concerning their immortal souls? Finally, he himself mtended to be at the fair | frequently during the time it was open, and he hoped that all present ten “would do likewise’? and coutimue thew patronage “all the tine.’ There are twenty-five tabies m the falr, ali of which are well stocked with articies of art and virtu. On chiering tue building from Fourteenth street. the eye is first aitvaciea by a splendid fioral temple, cbeantimlly decoraiea with shamrocks and over | Howers, On the jet of tis ts the Post Office, pre- | sided over by Mrs. Howard, and in a line on the Tight Is a large perfumery stall, in charge of Mrs. Fuligrat, The Qrst stali on the right 13 that of St. Francis Xavier, woich has a splend d assoriment of vases and sual! articles of utility, Then follow in Succession the stalls supplied by the churches of St. Ann, St bridget, St. Theresa, St. Pe- ter (presided over by » Judge McCunn), Si, Andrew, St. Joseph, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Chuaren of the oly Naine of Jesus, Blvomsngdale; the Fouad. jing stall, Si, Stephen’s (a private table, presided over by Mr. Phelan), St. eaten church stall, St. John the Evangelist, St. Coiomba, St. Nicholas and Each stall tas been so arranged Ut (wo Buall not be alike, Hach have also splendid specimens of = art; at St. Joseph's table they have a novel kind of Silver tea service, wiih all the necessary articies of utility, and being Diaced on a pivot so that it can be tarned at pleasure, and naving a bell aliached to i which is worked by @ patent spring. At tue siall furnistied by the members of St. Patrick's Cathedral there are also some splendid pieces of siver and Works of art. So each table possesses some excel- Jent articles of ornamentation aud utility. Alio- gether the fair has been well gotten up, and as the band is to be wn attendance each night up to the 23d. coufidentiy expected that the Jar Will prove a great sucw St. Anns Charch Brir. ‘The fair in aid of the pullding of the new church n Twel(th street came to a very successful close jlast evening, when the prizes were distributed amid the most pieasurable excitement. The congrega- tion tarougnout responded in the most Iberal mane ner, manifesting their esteem for the pastor, the Rey. Father Presiou, and suvetantiaily torwardiug the religious object in view. The fair, wale was commenced in the Academy of Music on October 24, Was a great financial suc realizmug over Lweniy thousand dolar Tar FLag or Unrren Europ: ‘he flag of the United States of Eurape has already been designed, and floats froma shop window inthe late Rue da Dix Decembre, fora wees Kue du Quertre Septem- bre, and to-day Kue MacMahon, Paris, The fag nus onaplain red ground a blue corner, with as many stars as (here ure nationalities on the European Continent, MAILS FOR EUROPE. The steamship Idaho will leave this port on Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool. ‘The malls for Europe will close at the Post OMce al Lweive o'clock noon. Tue New York Henatp—Edition for Europe— will be ready at ten o'clock in the morning. Stagle copies, in wrappers for inailing, six cents. METEOROLCGICAL RECORD. Tuesday, Nov. S—12:30 A. Mm. Wak DEPARTMENT, | SiGNAL Service, Unrrep Srares ARMY. j Place of Oveer- vation. State of the Weather. Anguata, G: Boston Butiaio. Just pere'pt’ble brisk. Stroug. Calm, | D | SHIPPING Atwanac for New York—This Day. 37 | Moon sets...morn 5 46 50, High water.morn 7 33 | Sunrises.......6 Sun sets........ 4 OCEAN STEAMBRS. DATE OF DEYARTURES ThOK NEW YoRK FoR mH MONTH OP NOV! {Nov 16. jNow 16. 7 Bowing Green | PORT OF NEW York, Novemsna 7, 1870. COLPARED. Steamsbfp Malta (Br). MeDow ol—C G Franck. ly Steamshtp Ontaric | Browa & Co, &O | Steamship Taaac Be »wasend, Cowes for orders—V if Durst, Havana-—Livingston, For Bourne, Norfolk—Old Dominion nd—J ¥ Ames. A A Low & Bro. Thos bang Liverpoo! Dunham's » Woolston, Antwerp~Saml Thompson's jephew, bark Rhea (Norw), Anderson, Rotterdam-—Fanch, Edye Brig JW Spencer, # Imig Abatatuer Bi De Wott 4 & rig Jenny Boouen, Gravi Brig Musca (NG), Brig Max (NG), 0! uncey. ritliar for ordera-—D auretsen, Porto Cabello vin Curacoa— Bog Chariena, Leland, ‘abetbvort-—-Brett, son & Co, Schr Helen A Rowen, Alexander, Para—H W Loud & Go, Schr Narragansett, Haskell, Aupinwali~Borlaud, Der born 4 © im Mary J Leach, Newcomb, Mayaguer, PR-—B J Wen- amt CH Eaton, Sbecktord, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon Ce ne BN Hawkine, Wyatt, Charleston —Evana, Pall # Co, fohr Eidos Duriscasn, Georgetown, 30-8 D Hari Dichr iorence T Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NO— Thomas, Holmes & Co, met J B Meyers, Elwood, Richmond—Van Brunt & Schr Benjamin F Reoves, Brown, Norfolk—C E Staples & Co. Sehr Star, Crowell, Baltimore—H W Jackson & Co. Senr Lucy Jone, Muncy, Baltimore—-W Chalmers, picks Amelia Abguate, "Mou, New Hareu—Rackett & 10% Sehr O C Acken, Mead, Stamford. fclr Emily, Motretl, Stamford, Sivop Harvest, Corwin, Provi denge, Steainer F W itrane, Foster, Baitiiore. Steamer Beverjy, Brewer, Philadelphia, Steamer Authracite, Green, Philadeipaia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE AKRALD STRAM YACHTS, neenstown 24th, with mdse an Dale. Had strong westerly winds, with bigh cross sea, most of the passage, Oot ¥4, at 11 PM, off Fasinet, was in com- pany with steamshin Samaria, from Liverool for Boson and New York; 6:h inat, 3) miles & of Nautucket lightenip, an Anchor line rteamer, bound E. Steamship Batavia (Br), Pallings, Laverpool Oct 25, and 890 pasmengers, to CG Queenstown 26th, with mdse an Sexuship Donan (NG) Frnet, Bremen Oct 22, with maso Franckiyn, and 652 passengers, to Co, Had strong wester! winds, with very rough ‘sea, all the passe, O aaPy int 37 139; saw sieamsaip Hammoula, hevee fot jambu! team, fayette (Fr), Rouasan, Havre and Brer 28, with me id passengers, to Geo Mackenzie. Had ‘on weaterly gales throughout Steamship Sherman, Blanchard, New Orleans Oc‘, 29, with mdse and parsongers, to Frederic Baker, Peer Albemarle, Blackwoo., Kichmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdye, tothe Old Domini) Steamslp Company, Ship Sich (Br), Andrew, Caleutta July 8, end Sand Heads or & Pitziio. Pawsed Cape of 10th, with mdse, to Manzi Good Hope Sept 10, crossed the Equator Oxt 7 In lon 87 18 We. Had light variable winds and no Ni traces upto Bermud and passed on Oct #1; since moderate northarly gales. Aug 9 It 9.07 5, lon 904) E, apoke abip Kealin Castles from Oule euutta to Lobdon; (Mth, lat 1 81S. laas0 E. siip H Monan, from Calcuita for Londons same tate, &o, snip Rajah from Calouta for Liverpool; 18th, lat 2053'S, lon 68 40 E, ship Brush Viceroy, from Calentta for New York: 2th, lat 22 83 §, lou 63.14 E, hip Beimont, trom Rangoon for Faimoutl th, lat 2) 02S, lon 4G k, bark Thalfe, irom Madras for Lon: don; Sept & tat '34.17 S, lon .8 24 E, ship Orissa, from Caleutta for Boston; 1th, at U510 8, lon BL vB, bare Sipta, from Axkyay ior’ Qeeensown; Uth, at 85 49 8, lon 2060.6, ship Knlebt Companion, from Calentta for Londons Lith, Int 35.4 8 Jon 17 40 E, shio Northern sinpire, trom Caléutta Cor (Nor), Wold, Liverpool, 51 days with salt, to hrockinan, "Had Heavy weaker; lost jib: om, Bark Peep ot Day (Br), Lawson, London. with mdse, to 8 L Merchant & C routiered @ wuccession of heavy west- erly gaies during the parsace. 18, lat 31 41, lon 4713, spoke wouling bark Ocean Speed, of Turks Taland, erutsing, « Fang (Tad, Girandello, Girgenti, 50 days, with brim- stove, ce, to order, Passed Gibraltar Sept 28 Had mode- rate we ither, Brig Flora (Br), 1 Me, Leghorn, July 18, with marble, Tags, Ac, to Henry de Cordova « Co to Funch, Kdve & Co, Passed Gibraltar Aug 10. Sep: U, lat 85 43 N, lon 45 10 W, broke the foremast in a squall (rom SW; fished and put repaired w 7155 15 W, Nov. 8 from NW, fa which shifted cargo and split some sails, Nov 5, lat 3755 N. lon 7 W, spoke brig A'B Patterson, hence, bound 8. Nov 6, oif Absecom, took a pilot from boat Lara Rye, No. 2, Schr Edle Waters (of Boston’, Gregory, Bahia, 50 days, with auger, €e, to Wetmore, Gryucr & Co. Had heavy Weaiher up to Bermuda, and split tome sails; since modera.e weather. Schr Margaret, Smith, Savannah 8 days, with yellow pine, to muster, “Is bound to Bridgeport. if ® The bark MK Clements (fr), which arrived 6th inst, re- ports strong westeriy gales the ontire pasiags; beon 2) day West of the Banks, Oct 2, lat 4130, ion iy passed @ large Doat, paiated bixck, bottom ‘The bark Warren Ordway, which arrived 6th inat, reports heavy westerly yaies aud Lerrlic squalls the entire passage. Passed Throuth Mell Gate. BOUND souTH. Bark Surprise, Nickerson, Boston for New York, in bal- last, to A H Brown. ig Veter Roberts (Bri, Pettis, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster, to Crandall, Bertaux & Co. Brix Alice Hr}, Guan, SiJoha, NB, for New York, with lumber, to Sod Frye « Go. Bile Albatross (Br). lasgow, St John, NB, via Newport for New York, with laths, to Chass, Taldot &'Co. Brig Helen Ht (Br), Maguire, St Joba, NB, for New York, 1) days, with lauiber' to John Boyaton, Soas’ & Co—vessel wo PI Nevius & Son. Brig Anna Lindsley (Br), MeAlmond, Hillsboro, NS, for New Yor! + with plaster, to Walter Duscan—vessel to PI Ne Son, Brig Kuith, Crowley, Calata for New York, with lumber, to Jed Frye x Sehr fe Carll, Underhill, Malaga for New Yor', 33 days, with (rait, to order—vessel to M J Wenberg. Paased Gibra}tar Oct 7j first part of the passage had tire weathel have been 10 days from fon 60, with heary W and BW gale Oct 18, in lat Jon 4014, spoke bark Mary A Wey, from Marsellies for New York: passed throu ch Hell Gate Ot 8. Schr Horton (Br, Wallace, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster, to D & Deioll & Co, Schr Utica, Malon: Lepreau, NB, for New York, with lumber to Jed & Uo. Schr K A ¥ord (Br), Carpenter, St John, NB, for New York, 0 days, with stoue, to Bristow Bros—vessel to P 1 Nevins & Bon, Schr King Bird (Br), Munson, St John, NB, for New York, 14 days, with iaths, to P I Nevius: & Son, Sehr Lizzie, Leivhton, Goose River, NB, for New York, with piling, to Jas Murray, Scr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, Calais for New York, 10 days, with Inmber to @ Boardman. Schr E 8 Conant, Gerrish, Calais for New York, 10 days, with lumber, to Nolan .& Steers—veasel to Stiapson & Clapp. Schr Roamer, Foss, Calais for New York, with lumber, to master, Scbr Taght of the East, Heath, Calais for New York, 8 days, with lumber, to Jobn Boynton fons & Schr fornado, Purritt, Eastport for New York, tsh to Jed COW Adele P Stimpson, Stimpson, Eastport for New York, fish to Je Frye & Co. Sebr H Newell, Gold, Bast Machias for New York, with lumber, to Chase, Talbot & Co, Schr’ Nepaine, Robinson, East Machins for New York, with Inths, to Chase, Ta:bot 'e Co, Sehr Alcora, Clark, Machias for New York, 8 days, with lumber, to F Talbot & Co. 8 rat Banks, Woodbury. Bancor for New York, 10 days, with lumber, to Watrous, Hillson & Co, Sehr Vioksbarg, Higgins, Ban sor for New York, with lum. 0 John G Moore. Sehr Lochiei, Haske'l, Bangor for New York, with lumber to John Boynton's Son & Co. Sehr Franklin. Brewster, Bangor for New York, 10 days, umber to Simpson & Clapp, arn, Wy) ‘angor for Ni che Nathan Chiford, Shute, Heliast f Sehr Josephine, Connor, Gardiner for New York, with tco to Washington Ice Co (# daya). Schr General Howard, Jobnson, Schr Arthur Bar‘en, Frohoek, York, 56 hours, with Ice to Knickerbocker [ue Co—vessel to WH Loud & Co. x Schr John MéAdam, Miller, Kennebeck River for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Tce Co, Schr J Fish, Turner, Pittston, Me, for New York, with ice to Knickerhoxer Ice Co. - Schr Nellic Chase, \'pton, Portland for New York, 8 days, with shooks, to KA’ Robinson. Schr Eureka, Mayo, Port Sebr General Washington, to order. Pease, Rockland for New York, with \d, Me, for Baltimore. ‘erry, Rockland for New York, lime, to ©2! a8ey, Sehr % Snow, Thorndixe, Rockland for New York, with Ime, to Candee & Presses Behr Planol, —--, Rockland for New York, with me to J Brown. Sehr Prcifc, Ginn, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & Pressey. Sehr Hilow, Wallace, Rocktand for New York, with Granita to P Dixon, Schr Wie Terry, lime to order. é Kehr Anceline, Paul. Rovkland via Greenport for New . with Hime, tod R Brown. ir Florence Mayo, Fulier, Thomaston for New York, 12 daya, with lime, to Cando. Pressay, Schr Senator,’ Biydenberg, Deep River for New York. chr Gen Knox, Kent, Salem for New York, Selir George ? ‘Leniken, Gloucester for New York, with fish, to Geo P Trieg & Co. : nily, Salem for Philadelphia, Beir Caroline Vanty, Cariton, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr J Paine. Stevens, Boston for Newhnrz. chr Hickman, Snail, Boston for Woodbridge, NJ, chr Charles B' Washington, Holbrook, Welllest for New Yorn, Scir B W Rawiey, Clark, Vinalhaven for New York, with atone, to - Anderson, cir Alfred Chega, Kelley, Harwien for New York, with fith, to Woodrutl & Robinson, Scir CS Muldon. Raynham, Nantucket Shoals for New York, with fish, to H © Rochers Co, pe Schr D Comstock, Keeney, Nantucket Shoals for New York, with fish to HC Rogers & Go. 2 nr Chowan, Osborn, Woods) Hole, for New Yor! Sehr Honest’ Abe, Co Pigeon Cove, Masa, Cor New York, Solr Jeddie, Trott, Wood's Hole for New York. Schr WR Genn, Small, Ro ort for New York, Schr Monitor, Robina, New Bedford ior New ork, Sehr Stepien Waterman, Chase, New Bedford for New York, Schr James Nelson, MeComber, Taunton for New York, Sehr John Lozier, ‘trepethen, Tanaton for New Yor! Scnr Sam Washburn, Thrasher, Taunton for New York. hr Roanoke, Hathaway, Tauaton for New York, Sol'r.J.C Chew, Phillipa, Taunton for New York. Schr John B Spaffer', Hawkins, Fall River for Sciit Phil Sheri tan, Murphy, Fail Rigor C7 Sehr Trenton, Sn i) River for New Yo Schr Entire, Kinnerr, Fail River for New Yo Sehr Db & N Lovell, Mébean, Fail River for Ph tove, Lint, Provi"leuce for New York. elie. Furniss, Providence for Uzabethport, , Lieath, Providence for New Yor! Senr Maty Natt, Parker, Providence for New York, Schr Frances Barrett, Allen, Providence for Now York. Schr Rosanne, Munson, Dayton, Providence for New York, Schr Pennayivania, Phinney, Provitence for New Yo Schr F F Randolph, Steelman, Providence for Elizapeth- awkins, Rockland for New York, with w York, New York. wiish, Barker, Providence for Elizabeth Alida, Knowles, Providence for New York. Nath!’ Holms, Northey, Providence tor New York. Providence for New Yor’ covidence for New York, Rohr Fannie Mitchel, Brown, Providence to New York. Seiir Mary M Miflin, Briggs, Warren for New York, Susan E Nash, Nash, Westerly for New York. Schr Juatice, Brigas, Newport for New Yors. . Parker, Newport for New York, oliey, Mvatic for Newark. hr Marion, Gritfen, Norwich for New York. hr Excelsior, Murphy, New London for New Yor. han, Avery, New London for Rondout, ht, Carson, Hartford (or New York. Bunce, Hartford tor New \ ork. Scnr Fred Hoje, Pelton, Portiaad, Ct for New York. J Rusaell, Miller, Portland, Ct, for New York graham, Dickeks, Portiand, Ct for Phi Schr Right Asway Q60 tons, new), Rayor, Portland, Ct, for New York, Sehr K @ Buell, Portiand, Ct, for New York. Scr Geo Murray, Portland, Ct, tor New York, «, Portland, Ct, for New York, Jones, Portianit, Ct, for New York. ortham, Hale, Portland, Ct, for New York. Kahn, Stocking, Portiant, Cy for New York. ord, Schr Doretia i ScbrJ P Allen, Kilfot, New Hayen for New York. Schr Horace U, Frances, New Haven for New York, Sehr Sarah Ls Schr Fannie Hi rho, Averill, ranford for New Yo ard, Miner, Bridgeport for New Yor Schr Mary, Smail, Greenport for New Vore Sebr Elizabeth B, Hogan, Bast Greenwich tor New York. Schr Lucien F Ives, Miller, Sag, Harbor for New York. bigain yacht Win Mt Pwoad, Clark, Gresnwich for New ork. At anchor in Flushing Bay— Brig, Leona (Br), Tingley, Dorchester, NB, for New York, 12 days, with stone, to Sherwood--ressel to P I Nevius & m Brig Sarah Peters, Andrews, Kennehan River fae Maw |y } NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET) > York, 10 daya, with toe, to Scott, Clark &C 4 vessel to master, Schr Ortalloo, Cale, Five Rivers, , aplies, 10 Buow'& Wiohardeas for” gaye York, with Schr Almo, Cates, Machias for New Yor* auapaon 4 with lumber, to Kehr Seraph, shop, Wareham for Ne @ y, Sobr N Quacn, Chass, Fall R.ver for fo Behe RJ Ponder, Brown, Pail Lives ew Yorks «for New York. ance for sew kori. or Now York. «wich for New York, 44, 0% for 3 éortland, Ct fortiant, Avodbridge, uew), Schr Ann 8 Salter, Baker, Provis: Schr Georgie, Parker, Newport ! Ser Cerra Gorda, Pissaony Nu" Sehr ME Pratt, Pratt, Portia: holir Silas Wright, Brown, Schr Pater Ritter, Arnold, Sebr Laura H Jones (of ¥ well’s for New York. OUND EAST. file Arctic (Br OF gne, New Yor for Sovilo, Spain, Bane IC Pacaee” an, New York for $s Behr A @ Mert) #4 Wiekson. Philadelpiia for Full River. Behr Helen a .#, Weeks, Phtinieiphia for Boston, Behr Ley Af, Hlgsinn, Piiiadolpina tor Pepeidin Bohr Jamos, £AFeh, Adana, Vhliaceiphia for Bos.on, Bohr Hmr cALtidse, Mhlangy, Vuyade'phla tor 8 ent " Ais Bacon earie, Philadelphia for Boston, Sera 4 MeGow, King, Philadelphia for Quincey Point. ovh Porter, Miller, Phila \eiphia for Pawiucket. Bohr 4 Allderdice, Willis, Pn\'ade:pita tor Bostan. Se" / Biddio Burdett, Hicks, Woodbridge Cor Boston, 9 4 LB cy 5 fumbor for Boston, Ade Cornelia, Chesebro, Lizavethp srt for Providence, chr Delaware, Snow, Elizaivotiipari for Thomaston, mene Vermilion, Dickerson, #ilzavethport for Norwich. rn Ferine, Saetield, Elizabethport ‘or Pawtucicet, 4 bey, Eliza borbport for Krilgeport. Sehr Loon, Horigvon, Vileabe:uputt for New Haven. Reon Almira, Hegerman, ‘iixbeitiport for Witteatone. Bohr Galota, Camawit, Albany for dence. Baird Warne, clap Mitirg td Bodford. over, Hoibrook, Flatt ow Bodtor Sehr BM Sa onout for Boston, ‘wyer, Sawyer, woe Vassar, Kelley, New York for New Bedford and SAILED. Steamships Malta, Liverpool; Rapidan, Havaua, Wind ut nuaset, N. Marine Disasters. Steamer Key Weat—Norfoli Nov 7-—Capt Lewis has arrived froin the reek of ihe sieamship Key West, berutor fore reported ashore N of Cape Haiteras. He foond tt ime omaibie to xet the Moumer 01° {le machinery wil be take, wok str 3 Figging aud gold on the beach, * “*"s>r Sats Amd runain SIEAMBIIP OW Loxp. ~A Port Warden's aurvey ha’ the stewnsinlp GC W Lord, from Havaia for new Yor Savaunah, In distress, recommended that she discharge 1,10) bas sugary repair aad procesd. Sure Fonosa, at Hong Kong Anz 27 trom Boston, ex- enced a heavy gale in the vicluity of St Paul on the With, 2th and Flat of July; lost eancas, ind too: sea over tad ‘ , damaging e » tl fore- marten miata darntging the forduouse, Uovding the fore BARK ALFX McNrat, from © it Fortress Monroe, before reported damaged, also shijpe't several veas aud had considerable water between decks. Bank Trsuca, Howsll, from Philadelphia for Galveston ras towed soto Xanaan, AE, 2 alt with lone of apara ay heavy weather the cM " Bank, and was oviiged to-cut tnom away, 1 St MeSee's Banx Inez (Br), which was taken to Wilmington, Del, Het, ans subsequently to Us port, has Leeu sold on pri- BuIo Many CuRLRy (of Parrsboro, NS}, Meaty, from Lit- Ue Glace bay, CB, with %40' wns uf coal for New York, ls ashore oF tho eus!'end of Fisher's Island, full of water. Buia EMMA Soruta (Swe), Oblasen, from Rio Janeiro for New Orlexvs, wrecked on Morant Keys, prior to Uct dd, had @ cargo consis:ing of 4,0.0 bazs of coffee. Bug FJ Minnymax, from Baltimore for Galveston, ashore at Tea Table Har, Fla, will be @ total loss, as sue 1s driven up so far that the wreckers wiii not take hold of he: the cargo will be waved fu good order, The FJ M registe 217 tons, was Dullt in 1368 gt Bath, Ne., whence #he Lailed. Bua ANoosroox—In the case of the brig Aroostoo%, ashore at Key West, salvage was awarded priorto tie? Wt, to the amount of $975; $500 for lightening the cargo, and tAT5 for getting the foal, LRG Appin Baur —ihe from Havana for Baltimore, landed :8th uit, the ground der on at vat of sugar of brig Addie Halo, hore at Key Wealy was Downs probab.y damaged, BR:G PLoven (in, Hall, trom Meme for Poston, put into: Halicax 8q inst, with loss of sais and short of provisions. BRIO MARY CONLEX, Meley, trom Nova Scotian for New Yori, with 230 tons coal, struck on m reef on the east ea of Fisher's Island at $89 o'clock morning of the «th mat, aud will probably prove a total ios, Sour Hoxgst Avs, Canary from Pigeon Cove, Maxs, for New York, with: granite paving s'oncy, atruek ij the Grid- iron, Hell Sate, November 7, unt is sit! high and dry at low water, Wreckmaster itrown been engaged to . off; hopes are entertained that «ue may be Louted off at high water this PA. Sonn Apwnat BLAKE, Hammond, of Marion, put into Bermuda Oct 31, with 200 bbis humpback off on board, and reports experlencs!' fearful hnrricane Vet 2, in tut 1408 jon 7045, during which ioxt ail the boats (4 in number), 9) sails and sprung a bad leak, was kuvcked on her beam ends and rematned so for three hours. Scum MaRy Parker, Peliy, loaded with oysters, was struck by a wusriwind at the miuib of Yoric river on the id inst, wad capsized and sunk in seven fathoms of water. Ouse man wasilost. Aneifort is to be made to raise the schoouer, Scuu GEN GRANT, Hawes, before reported at Nassau, NP, Lith ult, is bound from Corpus Christi for New York. She pu: Ja 46 tettie suivage, having been asuore, SOnR JULIA A RIDER, Johnson, from Indianola for New Yor, put mto Nassau ish n.t to settle salvage, having been ashore at Dollar Harbor and got off by the wreckers. Sone MATIETTA Smita, from Philadelphia for Boston, with coal, ran ashore on Brown's Point, Astoria, aiternoon of th inst, but came oif the next ht Scnz RAPPAHANNOOK, from Elizabethport for Hartford, witi coal, pat ino New Loudon 3d inst, leaking badly. "The panps became choked, and the captain dectied to beach ber near the Haroor road’ in Greece's harbor, where the leak was stopped. Sonn Bua E Hawes went ashore and sunk at Har- wich, Oct 31. Sonn Atcrer CLARENOY, Bourne, of and for Province- town, which went ashore on Block Island Oct BL, has been got off, and was towed into Newport ou Friday Light by US Tevenue steamer Moccasin, Soue OLIVE Hxywoon, of Maine, discharging lumber at Greenport, parted her fastenings aad went usuore during the gale of 4.st uit, ng Tur Keoeny GALR-The gale of Sst ult was very seve: at West Harwich and did mich dainaye to ailpping. Sone ma E Hawes parted ber chains, went ashore and after. sunk. Scur Eva, from Connec.iout, pared chain and went ashore, but got off without muck damage. Revenue boat Lilla went ashore, but got of again, Nchra A Chase and Nettie got atout and damage! the former somewhat. Sebr Hasriet Ryan parted aueet chain, bit was brouzht to Deture sue pot ashore, Soin; Daniel “MeWiee parted shect chala, but the crew of another yeasel went to her ald and saved her from going ashore, QUEENSTOWN, Oct 27—-Vut in, ship Missouri, Capt Brad- burn, from Glasgow, wits cargo of tron for New \ ork, leaking. She has been towed to the Victoria Docks of Past suge West, Cork, to have the weoessary repaira eitecied. Miscetinneows We are indebted to the attentions of purser T Kinsoy, of the steamslip Clty of Paris, for tue prompt delivery of our Launched at Mount Desert 24th uit, from the yard of George B Somes, scur Elia Frances, 12) tons, to be con mauded by Captain SN Bulger, of Cranberry isles, Notice to Mariners. UNITED BPATES OF AMERIOA—NFW YORK—REMOVAT OF SHR “WREOK OF IN SOOTLAND”—11 VESSEL. Oficial {nformation haa been received that the wreck of the Scotland” huving been removed, and that there ts adepth Of 2244 feet water at mean low ide where the wree' w which is a greater dept than in places in the immedia nel od of the Wreck, the light vessel placed to mark that obstruction will Ue removed on the ith day of J/ecam. ber next, aud that light station will be trom that date abol- ished. Orrton LicwrnousY BOARD, Wasatnaron, DC, Nov. 2 1870, Whulemen, New Bedford fth, bark Oriole, Hayes, North Cle Pactie Ocea! Arrived ut St Netona Sept 7, bbis sp on bark Java, Manter, NB, 210 iy and Balle Mh to erutse, 20th. bark Wave, Bri . for New Bedford, GJ Jones, Ewes, of FH, Speken. Ship Energy. froin New York for Rotterdam, Nov, of Naatucaet (uy ptiot tie F Wi 3, No La). , Bee Albert, Weo! from Be a for Monrovia, Oct 6, ae y coun Pe lat 17 10 N, jou 49 ‘arver, from N w York for Para, Oct 15, Foreign Vorts. Ut Arrive! Lakeinba, Brow Phi el Aretnrn Blanchard, Gothonbw Salled from Fiashi leans. rod KIER Sept A Passed by, Clara, Nickels, from Maurttins, for Batavia, yEmitoxrinny, Ook %-Salled, Amoy, McKenzie, Norfolk, ae WaT. (Pill), Oot 2-Arrived, William Yeo, Howes, New york, ANrW New York; Soun ss delphia; E Sherman, «15th, Eamilte, Meyer, New Or- pUROOWATSMAVEN, Oct MA—Arrtved, Degier, Teltefone, phin Salted Uist, Oriental, Jarvis, and Robert Godfrey, Taylor, New York, yREMERLAVEN, Oct 23—Arrived, Elena, Bahimann, New Salied 224, Franxfort (n), Barre, Ne BREMEN, Oot 21—Arriv Suiled 2ist, Mernain BoRDPACK, Oct Orleen , Ada, Corning, New York. Wilts, New Griesns, 19-Salled, Kiehmond, Powers, New —Arrivell, Kilvey, Kenward, New Yor ptt Tn port, sip St Vaal, Martin, for Hong UDA, Oct In port, brig Ante Seymour, Cooper, for New York, to ail Nov 3. Cleared ck 33, bark Medallion (ry Robertson, Savan- nal. Canprrr, Oct 2--Arrived, Brave, Lucas, New York, ai w Wade ius, New Orleans; 22d, Julia, do; 28th, Royal Charter, Murphy, do, Cleared ¥oih, Hiawatha, Buenos Conk, Oot di-Arrived, Severn, Hastings, and Bagley, New York: 26th, Goo’ (gaat CaoNovavy, Uct 22" Arrived, Sukrates, Nielson, York, i alled ee, Martha, New stalin, Loring, Bastor. N, Ook 22 --Atrived, a, CopENuad York. CEPHALONIA, Oct 17 New York Oot 2 org, Lange, ed, Horace Beals, Blankenship, CADIZ Arrived, ich, - “TTA, Sept Mailed, Riversdale, Ath, Stanhope, Morris, Phi adetphia. 2 2 pbagared sept 2, Fiylox Foam, New Yorks With, Cotoutta, ost De Car Dove New York DPAL, Oo London for Orway, Aug 4—OM, Ary Schetfer, from New York ney. , Ovt 25-01, Polar Star, Bairson, from London for Hammond, from ehain, ston, with 1088 of a DUGLAN, Cae 29. ‘Suited, sup Bessie Parker, Cox, Briton Ferry to load for Now York. ELsINon ‘Arrived, Polly, Rodd, Philadelphia for Steitin; Candati, Krynen, New York Cor Riga. FALMOUTH, Oct o-—Satied, 4% Davis, Haines, Boston. GLovoxwreR, Oot 2 Arrived, Madre, Esposito, New Oct 26-Saited, Cyclone, Forbes, New York, Oct 22-Sailed, Europa (a), New York, 25th, GUABOON Virginia, co? 27th, Glenlifer, ‘Goifey, do. GENOA, Oct 20-—Arrived, Giosue, Cacace, New York; 21st, Jobn Brightman, Gray, do. Bahed fh, C8 Bushoell, Mayo, New York. GIGRALDAB, Oct 12—Arrived, Madalena, Paturzo, and Echo, Richardson, New York (and both cleared Mth for Constantinople); Americus, Robinson, New York: ath, Dorian, Young, Glasgow, Ae (and cleared fr Genoa); Vine orate, News York; oth, Clara Jenkins, Coombs, Malaga and cleared for New York); i6th, Hannah Hicks, Hicks, New tig We by ety baad New ters), do; 20th, Acadia, Tannock, Malaga jand left for New York), Cleared idth, Waap, Davis, Genoa; 16th, Orchilla, Have- ner, do. Towed through the Sraits eae to the 19th, Jane Mor- ton, Gamage, and Sto¢cton, Grillin, M. for New York. HOLYURAD, Oct 2-garcived, Firm, Wiley, Liverpool tor jap M Dudman, Gordon, Ardrosean or New York; Veteran, Thomas, Greenock for Mined” Pie tmeuRroot, Oct 25—Saited, Elizabeth Hamilion, Mow: xe vont, Oct %3—Cleared, Guasis Tracman, Andersong Baitimor Hauvuns, Nov 5—Arrived steamship Silesia, Traute mann, Xow Tors. Saw mo Frvnclycralaors, gay ‘Also arrived Oct 20th, Regina, Pulips, New Yor’ 5 fr Fox love, Knott, do; Cimbria (#), Heblch, and Westp! Schwensan, 4 Oewasay ‘Nov S—Arrived, steamer Morro Castle, Adaund NEtyraroot, Arrived, Annie My, Youn or vi c ‘i 1, Cla den, Philadephia; 26th, inf wy Neen 26th for Bow , ind! Dear on); 21th, Nonantum, Lord, New Orleans via Bosion. Salied 2itiy Hutavia ay, Hillave, New York; 2ith, Newsday ste eo oot ae ora ( , ‘ ‘New Oricaus; Enrydice, wiber, and Wl] Je Hraiam, rancleco; Tie queen (8). 1 York; 94th, Caroline Gray, Gray, Galveston; Maggie, Ungle Eat ovt 824, Java (x), Cook, New York; Helvetia 3 Colorato (8), Western, Cughingiam, Now York; Cotorato ish, Freemae York; Fre (nae Bronland, Phitadeiphia; 1i!maui York; N & & Gurdner,Jourueay, do. Salled Wa, Polar Siar, Bairuson, New York. son, New Orleans: Algon'uin, Jordan, New York. , do; Po . Crocker, Philadelphis entered Out - {or ike Vonnah}; ita, orest’ Britain, Chiieat, Doboy, Ga; Great “tult, Leethowey Siuith, New Coleus: Wt, Hobs; do} Atbett, Sdawelly aad annie M Fonn Hilton, We its, Port. Oregon. fi Lotnos, Oct she Arrived, High!and Mary, Churchill, New Cleared 2d; I rin thy. Kiaess Laverpoo!_ and New York} 28th Ameriosh Congress, Ghisel'n, Now Vorke i, Oce ad Arrived, Mary ‘Rideout, Tucker, Giage Cow for Lavaca, Salied 2 Dudman, Gardner, New York. Li on Oe Petar: ato, Zellien, Charleston. Luanors, Oct o—arrived. Cag, 1ieale, Fatiadelpuin. jailed uth, Sunrise, Luce, Ne % Pa cree aad Uct '20—Arrive!, Magna Charta, Neilsen, ade phia. et Swiied ¥0th, Alexancer, Amfelit, New York. MALAGA, Oct M—arcived, brig Harry Stewart, Weeks, Bordeaux. nowt “sailed Mat, Don Quixote, Hasrel, and Kodiak, Tite Mew vork, Cleared dist, brig Harry, Brows, New York. | Mavuirivd, Sept 22—Arrived, Mount Washington, PPaubd Sent Th, Calliope, 8 Bomb bailed $17, Calliope, Simmons, Bombay, Newrozt (Mou, Gor 22 Buled, Maatiobah, Durkeey New York: 25h, Louisa, Groger, New Urieany; Levanony- ‘Lane, Savannib: Kat for ds 244h, Union, Conner, for Buenos Ayres. NAavi.ts, Oot Wi Arrived, siecara, Corvaja, New Yorks Arrived, Chattanooga, Frees Newoasrne, NSW, Aux San Francisco; 201, (iende- man, Adelaide, 4 19th, Pembroke Cast bo La y do ‘ietever, do, patouan ‘6K, Aug —Arzived, JW Seaver, Renny, San’ rancho, , NACBAU, NP, Oct 19— Arrived, schra Gen Grant, Hawesy Corpus Christi for New iork; Julia A Biter, Jonosom. fas + Gancle fondu; 5 bark fejuca, Lowell, Phileceiplita for’ Gaiveston (soe Disumers . a ‘PY Vmovr., Octas—Put back, Ebenezer, Alsen, for New York. Sailed 26th, Magnolta, Guswell, Pensacola. PALERMO, Oct .J—Arrived, Doininico, Culotta, New Yori, ¢ kb, Royal Alvret, Carr, do; 27th, Muchsny nhhyaNar Aug lo—Salied,” Kingdom ‘of Seigium, Smith, ‘SoRENGTOWN, Oct 97--Arrived, Pacide, Blanchards Callao. ‘Arrived at do Nov 6, staamalips Aleppo», Moreland, New York tor Liverpool (and proces.ea) 7b, Clty of Hrusselty Kennelly, do Oct 29) tor dy (and proseeded). i Sailed ist, dich, Ren all (from Liverpool) New York. KIGA, Octi0.- Arrived, Fior cel Mar, Pellow, Bristol. Ros rocd, Oct 23—Anehored in the roads, Trusty, Bicker, for New york. SWINEMUSDE, Oct 23—Salled, Shannon, Sawyer, New Anijoxtioun Ot f-Anivol, Henneh Bjora, Eineatsen, w Lorik; ith, jen, Mies pur Jeaux. SMy 2 tA; Oct 8—Salird, dures Restieus, Boomer, Bostous: 7th, Paola, Luther, New Yors. Jo port btu, bark Ari ia, slarding, for New York, lag. SYDNE Ney res oe 5 erie previous, suip Kiiszaveth, o}a0n Br), Oresoi lew York. NGAPOBRE, Sept 1i—Ariived, Competitor, Matthews, Mele x, NB, Oct 50—Arrived, ship Peortess, Allen, Mait bark Quoea of the Wi azer, ihailsax, XB. sow ly Nicnois, Liosmorey 8 Cleared bark tna, Duddinge, Bristol «Rio, Fismuiag, Ua- | vana; id Marle, aurchous GRINHEE, Ver’ W—Arrived, Ada 2a, New York + 1 Stat Bagi Wing, Mauley, New Yor! bert Dilon, New ~ york. TaRRadonA, Oct 13— Arrived, Invidts, Caflero, New Yorg fo eR Mlonay dove Ame ls Matz, New York; Tetapla, Bart: pie! Newport (or barcelona, ‘Out (8-—-Arrived, udwin Rows, New York. avOxp, Oct M—Arrived, Colonist, Liverpool for Americun Poria BOSYON, Nov 6, PM—Cicared, ehip Oyelone, King, West Indies; brig Hattie’ iin ty, 8 Jarvn/ioce; Achrs Susaity Bears, Ba.tiinore; E ings, Grvwe.i, FhiLdelpiia yd G Cole yer, Crosiy, Trose tin Arrived, schrs Addie Blaistell, Fisk; and Charles & Jones, Gritiin, Buitimore; John Jubuson, Mesrick; Wm Wale dunes; "AN aliuer, Miler; ceore Nevinger, Smithy 1 Day, Casey; 8S Godirey, Godivey, and Jaines Sat terinwaite, Kianey, Philadejpaia; 4 G Bird, Drukwater, Hoboxen; Gussie Wilson, Lincoia, New York, "4 ea Spee ship Cormga, Calcutta; sear Mary Qolinay. to Grande. BALTIMORE, Nov 5-Cleared, brig Black Swan, Podzer, Wilm-ngton ra A. F. Whitney, Mastora, goston: Chara, Studiey be ba ; x ebay, cioW, barKs Atigustiae Kobe, Carver, from Green- i Dora (NG), Brand, Vafladsiphia, to load for Buut Ameri. ANGOR, Nov 3—Oleared, bari Trait d’'Union, Baltou, Port au Princes; brigs Lovomac, Carver, New York; Abby Watson, Alen, Phiiagelphia; scues Mary & Pearsou, Yen ue ton, New j Veuiia, satoa, sallimos BAKER'S LANDING, Sor 4—arnived, sobr JS Tey, nor, Kondout, CHA ALE Tos, Nov 4—Arrived, bark Bolgium (Br, Greno, Winusur, NS. ' Tih-- Arrived, steamship Weyboaset, from New York; nrig a, oston; sear Wb burrow cbs, New Kors, ort—Barp daiiiax, from Wadia, re (Br, both far | orders. ‘Also arrived 7th, brig Amphion, Leghorn for Baltymore, 4 Passed out—Ship Auste:lata, fur Liverpool; backs Ayues, and Adeiaids, for Rio Janeiro; brig Cieta, for Magaquez, PALL KiV ist, Nov 4—Avii Adnine to: Risley, Georgetown, DC; Minerva, #rightman, Newourgs Ney, Chase, Pougukeepsie; 1d Borden, Hadwit, Uobokeus ‘Aun Atmelia, New dure, i Salied oth, sears Ti . » Georgetown, DC; F Pouder, Jr, Springer; trace Win |, Chen; Sea vounsy Pene deton, ant Nortucrt Ligut ireband, cor Pufiadelpatas Js Svouord, Squires; Pall ‘Sueridvn, Muvphy; Natwd qaven, Chase, aud Crusoe, or New York. GALVESTON, Nov 1—Arrived up, steauship Australian, Monti tor ibe Frank clark, Barslow, Pensacola. ieare:—isrly Frank clark, 7» Pes SRGKHOR VILLE, Nov b—aurived, sehr 3B Prankita Mant, ic, "WEST, Oct 25—Arrived, eth, Frank K Haliock, do. : se UBILE, Nov d—Ainived, eip Abvolaford (Bs), Cooper, atwerp. ATi erPs parks Euterpe (ir), Painter, und Moreno (Br), Hopslus, Austerdaza, chra Gem, Philudelpiita wale, Milyard, Ne shi) Jobin Barbour, Chaytman, Liverpool. Bh a Roth, Schr Aduie #& othopson, Matthews, New ork. NEW ORLEANS, Noy Cleared, steamship Tabasco, Pures, Vera Cras and Tabasco; tui) Ocean Wave (ir), Pale mer, Liverpool. Yaak Salita) Steamship Western Metropotts, Quick, New ork. 7th—Arrived, steamships Lev, Dearborn, New York, Bien- vite, Baker, snive Mea apson, doy AORPOLK, Novd—Arrived, scr Lizzle A Wateo ton, New vork, NeW BEVEORD, Nov 4—Arrived, achrs Deborah Jonas Baker, Souih Amboy; bib, George 8 Markie, Bisuoy, vort Johns bth—Satl DALTUCK New York: Nov 2, , Shieius, for orders. ov 6, PM—arrived, pri dence; wel B Ut ri ROGWICH, Noy 4—Atrived, od, sera EG Willard, Pareons, iewn, igbokea, J W ruff, yer, Taylor, Philas Anived, schirs Onward, ALi, Case, Foiladelp jark Buraab (br), Charcdill, r, from Mobile tor" Provt- sonvilia for do, cur Jaue Maria, Bushnell, Phfiaueipui Hasweily 2 ov 5—Arrived, schr Senator, Ky. b, PM—Arrived, bark Bri! ort, ILADELPHE, Br), Gregory, dvistut, Greenland, schrs Golden Giowes, sew £ ctuna Bi suaw, Sav, boston. © oy, Core oF Falmouth 5 (Br, Simpson, liu voit, Doiby, Loadon; J & oy, obi ON Berar i teamer Juniata, Hoxle, New Orleans via Havana aad Norfolk; barks sum Sheppard, Evans, MLE, Rogers, LOWton; W Siover, Biber, Sacom ‘a Providenza (lial), Fatermo. Fe 01 igtott, U' ) (rom Liverpool; Carrier Dove vst irom do; brigs Kedowa, Saiter, from Sombrero; ar, Vaasewow, rou Havan PROVE }b—Arnived, schrs Sarah & Thomas, Kiisha i Smith, Baker, do; Lady i es HL Mouer, Brown, do tor Paw- Clout, Seawan Pan- ancis © Smith, Vanausdali, Arnold, thy 95 inn, Holwun, Trent , Hill, south Amboy; F zabevapori; kasex, Han Saiied—sebrs Vin’ bud Knowles, Tangler, Ya; Adtte bwa, DO; uenry Hobart, Maus, town, DO; Weruporeabd, Ric a, Crowell, do: ‘ O sete Froemal New. ¥ Ibert Paste, Bitybim, do; Kingdove, Swniny do; Wan Duvet, Loy'e, do; Nat ivimes, Northrup, dij Right Tonasyivania, Buller, do. vals, Viel’, Savannah; PM Whea- Millikan, Kiizadetnport; J a Voting, ecnes do. for Pawuueket! “Oscur # Lwiey, Baylor, aud Wan. Philivs, Mawkiasy onde. Sulelcbebrs Armcnis, Hartl-tt, Bartlet, Georgetown, DOs Lsnnal Blackman, Jones, Puilaleipala; Convert, adit Alien royeny Merce, Rraneis garrct, Aen; “Ous Heath, and ic. Furniss, New ork. SUCHMOND, Noy O-—Attived, ache Albert Mason, Rose, New ork, : ia (Swot), Hollbarg, Rlo Janetrs, Se Na, Nov b—Saled, sly CB Havelting, Sitkey,' iveepool. vireo rived, brig Congress (Br), Swansea; sehr Rra May, Po tatd--Ship Metrore, Liverpool; scr WR Beebe, New York. " i * Arrived, sehr i tou, Barrettacd White Fou STONINGTON, Nov 8 —Arriv ett, faker, Hlizabetaport 4 7 WILMINGTON, QC, Nov d—Anived, sehr Nellie sell, Stoul, New York y Tih--Arrived, # ognlator, Prooks, Now York. aes cen tana ata BOALLY OBTAINED LW warge Hil divoree Ob= BSOLUTE, erent 8 A K TO 8 A GREAT, NEW INVENYION.-1H8 few Patent Kitchen ‘lable; bound to supersede ai! others, Only depot, EDWARD D. BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute, SORE ict ae, Cored witout pala by Dre BOBS at 205 Broadway, corner Fulton street. 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