The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1871, Page 10

TAVIS THEMDER STORY. A Lull im the Municipal Tempest. Sloth of the Seventy-—Wha Does It Mean? —— ‘ was called by a Mr, Retly, a writer for one of the papers, for Tuesay or Thursday eventing, he could not tell which, but he was not positive whetuer it wonkd be hehd, In answer to the query whether he had accomodations for a distinguished party of ciuzens Glied ta denounce THY. WORK OF THK CITIZENS’ COMMITTER, he InvFed the Peporter to look at Mt, remarking, “1t isa fine room.” The veom ts aboul twelve by four- teen jeet, contained @ table and tess than half a dozen chairs, It was about the lowest place in = an jowesl loafers Would think of holding @ ni ‘The reporter, inquired who were the instigators o} tie Meeting, when the buflshiried proprietor of the Walton Fouse aea stated that Mr, Keilly was the prime mover, and it was intended to organize o comb Lo be vamed alter A CHERRY STREET LIQUOR DEALER, THE TEACHERS’ SALARGS. Mayor Hall Still Free-The Boss Ai tate—-Connolly Basy—The Par! Next Fortnight’s Pa: : Real Ep. and the, on. Asifat the request of Jupiter Tonans ‘there was nothing exciting yesterday excent his thunder claps and thunder snowers, The City Hall angels and ‘thetr shiny bats were not to be found out of doors. ‘There has been no change in the municipal situation mince Monday, and despite the constant rumors of erective work the public as losing confidence in tne reiteration of the committees. The Committee of Seventy ts revealing what it was feared was its true sevaracter, namely, * A CAMPAIGN CLUB. Certainly this ts not what they were eppointed for, They nave commenced tn true campaign fashion by Issuing an address; the next thing that may be Yooked for is a reket headed by some of their num- ber, Mf their appointment meant anything 1t was tat mn the name of the people who nominated them they should pounce upon the ptunderers of our city treasury and force them to disgorge. The send- ing of the delinquents, where possible, to Sing Sing, was also& portion of their task, They are, however, to have aset of bylaws and will, doubtless, whiletheir hand is in, get out a few stirring campaign songs. ‘This action would eminently suit Tammany Hall, which ts willing to give every limit to all reformers 4n this direction, for it kuows that its followers can shout as Joud as the whole Seventy 1n full chorus. Is it, When, a fact that corruption has so entrenched liself that it cannot be clutched with a grip of iron, ‘or is tt that these tinkering Three Score aud Ten are uot of the stern stuff for ine work? Is THE NERVE ALL ON THE OTHER SIDE? The Joint Committee finds itself paralyzed in its endeavors to make head or tan of the accounts, be. cause where they really require information their power to demand it ends. That the Supervisors are more than nominally willing to delegate thelr powers v0 the citizens associated with them is doubtful, A great deal of paltry delay will in any case be mace use of to fight time, tf for no o‘her ob- ‘The probabilities of a bolt at the Republican venuon were feevly cauvassed yesterday, and e DEMOCRATIC PEEPERS SPARKLED at the idea. This will be better Kuown to-day. If the republicans, in face of this crisis, cannot unite, their opportuntiy is gone. Two factions, or even a auscontented, grumbling party, following a ticket aisiked by one-half their number, while it will embolden the King cavnot hope 'to gain much anywhere. A heartily endorsed ticket may on the other hand inaugurate a vigorous campaign, when the Committee of Seventy will have a chance to air their addresses, if not 10 attempt something more worthy of their pretensions. They must cer- tasty look sharp to their credit. ‘The whole honest poruon of the community have their eyes generally upon them; but in addition there are, as the public Will be starved to icarn, TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY BLEARED OPTICS partculariy upon them from the Thirteenth ward in the interest o, Tammany. For further particulars “lbp oak The departunents were all quiet yester- jay. AT THE COMPTROLLER'S both Mr. Connolly and Mr. Green were busy all day over books aud papers. The Joint Committee were present also examining all the proofs which the voucher burners were kind enough to leave them. ‘They are continually finding things they cannot for their lives unaerstand, put as they catinot compel any one to tell them now things happened their perplexity is undiminished. MAYOR HALL, it may be announced, hae not been arrested, This has been said before, yet lest any sai anxiety might force liself upon Any one, the statement is repeated. How doth the litle BUSY BOSS improve each rainy hour was exemplitied yesterday at the Board of Public Works, Where he alternated his jubilation over the unanimity of the Tammany General Committee by interviews with real estate brokers. He will buy on the falling market, and tuinks lie is strong euougn to old out Ull the rise, AT THE DEPARTMENT OF PAT Mr. Sweeny did not appear yesterday. Mr. Van Nort, in ansiver to a quesUon a8 to whether, though injunctions might come and injunctions go, would tne work in the parks go on forever, replied that certain of the parks were almost finished and that others were on the high ‘road to com- pletion, Uulon square and Madison square among’ the number. There was no reply to their demand on the Comptroller of the 20th just. Another fortmght’s wages would be due on Saturday next. Tne process of paying $112,000 out of one’s Own pocket every fourteen days Mr. Van Nort deseribes as exhaustive. He does not think The injunction was totended to interfere with the department. Juage Barnard had told him on Monday that he did not so intend it. The points cov- ered by the injunction were to be setiled, he be- fived, to-day. The leaving of the boulevards un- diwshea would, Mr. Van Nort contended, be a merious loss to the city in the shape of unreturned a Gessmelits to the extent of at least two millions of ie ilars. He believes 1¢ would seriously injure real esi ate ip this city, alse, On the upper end of the Sea uid. 1K) BULATIONS OF THE TEACHERS—WHAT IS MR. O'GORMAN'S OPINION ? Ti ve opinion of Mr. O'Gorman as to the power of the. Couptrolier since the passage of the injunction ow locate a sum out of the citv finauces to meet the r quisition of the Pabuc School Department lor teach ers’ salaries, &c., 18 anxiously looked for, Coma iissioner Lewis callea at the Comptroller's of- fice ye sterd @ uereLo, but “no opinion receiv, 4 yet’ wasthe reply. Mr. Lewis character- dved tu ¢ Geiay a8 a great hardship ou the teachers, especia ily the females, many of whom bave to sup: portage “d parents and brothers and sisters. As wa ¥ be expected, the vacation, with Its at- tendant , recreations, hus drawn somewnat consider- abiy on\ tWeir resources, and therefore the tive weeks’ sa lary duc on the 15th tst., or even a por lion, wou id ve Low most accepiabie. Although were 18 A) OFPOSIT IN THE BROADWAY RANK tothe cree Wt of the department, made by Comp- toller Com. doliy Soon after the requisition was made, aimounung, It is said, to $100,009, yet, owing to tle iu uiiction, | not one cent of it can be made use of, Ii as seriot (ly talked of among the Commisstoners Of tie depari ment, In the eveut of Mr. O°Gorman’s Hpiniou being ‘adverse, to raise themselves tue re- guisite amon it rather than allow the hard-worked gna presently, hard-pressed teachers to remain auy jonger oul of t beir pay. MMT? TH ¥ OF SEVENTY. ‘The profoundes ¢ secrecy pervades all the actions and.mevements of the big committee, and the pub- lic ¢ ynfi dence in their sincerity ts every day growing more! and more feeble. Yesterday their sub-Com- Miitee On Remedia’s Met and quietly talked over matte Ts 9nd measuRes Tor the riddance-of the city of the“) ung”? theyves, but What remedies they pro- posed , we Auown only to themseives—and, perhaps, Ulose w bom they are Nkely to affect. Vague specu- Jations are indulged in about town as to what the com mitree can do farther jo this mad. aie, ay 1 I 18 believed by many that their pu oee 18 to keep the agitation altve uuu the; WeEeung of the hext Legisiature, when It ts hoped W disouge those men who How stand moraliy cc “avicted before the community of fraud and pecula, $02. : Besides ¢, W€ Several standing committees on law, remedies, ie Blation apd whe hike, Whewever auy new factor) Wnor Is brougut belore any of them #iwaller sub- @mimittees of twos or threes are ap- pointed, whos Wrlghiway wake a vee line for te wource Of infor, BUD. I this way there 1s litte Lime lost; the m &elus are called promptly by circu. Jar or messenger * ‘THe Constituuon and y-lawrs of ne cominitiee ar YROW in “proof,” and wilt proba Diy be realy for Gstribution at the next genera! meeting. mh 'O TO ONE. on of x & ‘tee Mi Club to Watel the mites of Ney, W¥SOne Hundred and “Voterrified’? Spies Appotated. A meeling Was called fo, */48t evening, at the “Old Walton House,” in Pearl si eet, between Ferry and Frankfort streets, ostensibly “0 appoint a commit. tee to Wateh the Citizens’ Con Wilttee.”” A reporter, Jailing to find the Walton Hou 8 in apy directory, #larted in seareh of 4c about fou, * O'clock yesterday wan! « afiernoon. It was found, and pr O¥ed to be a four story and basement brick structur % bearing all the sppearance of age and “hard tena %"" The sign 1 OLD Waiton BOUBE Y— is prominent iu white letters, mildeywet, Musty and Misty, except to good opties, The of" Proved to Le a iow barroom, fhe yeporier inquired about the meet ® The Vudrhitied proprievor had beard that a m CUDE > ~ wamed Pat Daily; “but, added the proprietor, “ir. Datty may not Know that it is intended to houor tmfa thus.” From the surroundings of the place the reporter hoped Pat Daily was in tgnorance of te proposed honor. Finally the proprietor sug- gested to the reporter to “call around and see me ‘haere and you can get all details for the RALD. “All right,” sala the reporter, “I have no doubt We HekaLp- will tomorrow morning contain & graphic account of a meeting of distinguished citl- gens of the Fourth ward and brilliant journalists, Whose objects are to watch the Citizens’ Commitee and honor Pat Daily (?)” ‘The meeting did come off, Alex. W. Stewart in the chair, The following resolution, offered by D. Mclutyre, was adopted and referred to the directors of the association for the purpose of organizauol Resolved, That the following named citizei teenth ward be, and they are hereby, of One Hundred aod Forty to watch’ Of the self-appointed Committee of Havemeyer is chairman, and lo ins: vestigation and report. Then folbow the names, Mr. James R. Purdy being chairman, m upon 'a thorough in- BLACK REPUBLICANS, Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Fitth Assembly District—Denanciation of Tammany aud a Vote of Confidence in Grapw’s Administration by Colored Citizens, A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Fifth Assembly District Colored Union Republican Association was held last evening at 69 Sullivan street. ‘The following resolations were passed unanimously :- Whereas by a series of fortaltons circumstances the power of that corrupt body, Tammany Hall, bas been broken, and the gigantic frauds exposed by which they have manipulated the county and State elections, whereby an honest expression of the popular will at the ballot box has been nullified and blow stricken the fundamental principles of republi iain, which declare the governed shuil have a voice 1u ma inti the laws that govern them; and whereas we see in the feud existing in the ranks of the republican party of this city and county (and whicn {s now spreading throughout the Stace), cause for grave apprehensions and fears that we will Jose this opportunity of regaining the republican supremacy lost in 1868, therefore pe it Resolved, That we the Fifth Assembiy District Union Re- publican (Colored) Association, {n common with all other good, stanch republicans, will seize this opportunity to overthrow Tammaoy Hall and its adherents, and elect good men to fill their places wuo will admioister the laws faith- fully and fearlessly. Resolved, That while we deplore tue existing troubles in the ranks of the republican party inthe cily aud county, and do earnestly recommend the two wings to agree upon some plan by which the existing breach can be closed, and ail itl djusted to the satisfaction of all, we, as republicans, ig the cause of neither, do pledge ourselves to abide on of the State Convention, which meets on Wednes- eptember 27, and will chrerfuly acquiesce therein, ‘Resolved, That In the adiminigtration of General Grant we have a striking contraat to the democraife administration of this State, and especially of this.city and couaty. For while under the latter uuministration the rate of taxes has been ihe canal debt augmented and the city and county arly jeopardized as to make jis credit almost 1 , under the administration of General Grant the reve- nues have been faithtully collected, the taxes steadily re- diced and the national debt decreased nearly two hundred million collars, the expenses of the government curtailed and a Snancial system established by which the United States Donds are so placed asto rank among the beat securities in the world. Resolved, That we endorse the administration of General Grant and Jo nomtuate him as our candidate in 1872 for Fre- lent, POLITICS IN OXIO. Avother Ring Reeling—Jvun Sherman’s Chances—He’s a “Gone Goose’ —What the “Western Reserve” is Doing and What Ic Will Do in October. CLEVELAND, Ohto, Sept. 24, 1571. Things here are quite as much in a turmoil as in Massachusetts or New York. The political atmos- phere 1s full of auguries of events yet to tran- spire, and meanwhile excited eforts are made on all sides to influence the ends of fate. The election next month Is looked forward to as likely to mark @ curious epoch in the history of the State. THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE FRAY involve an unprecedented departure from the tradt- tional manner of things that has optained nere so long. That portion of the republican party in Ohio Which has been called in political circles the “Western Reserve” has been its surest succor tn times of need, and without ifs votes it is certain that the mastery would long since have been gained by the democrats, This brancn of the party, thus signalized, is composed of substantial men living in Cleveland and the country around about, Cuya- hogo county, in which Cleveland 1s situated, is the centre of the “Reserve,” and its attitude ts of course @ sure indication of the result of the contest. It usually gives from three to five thousand republican majority, and 1s always rated by politicians as cer- tain to send repubiicans to the Legisiature. But A THUNDER CLOUD has been gathering. This year the County Republi- can Convention has pat up the weakest Ucket that itever nominated, Such, at Jeast, is the assertion of old and wordly-wise republicans. They say that the ticket was framed by a whiskey ring in the in- terest of Jonn Sherman. Rumors have long been Tile that this eloquent Senator, when a member of the Finance Commitiee and having to do with the arrangement of the internal revenue taxes, owned a Jabuious amount of whiskey on which no levy Was ever made, This report, which has never been disproved, made trate the honest Buckcyeans of the “Western Keserve.” When the ticket of the whiskey ring was announced there was a gencral disgust and gnashing of teeth. The consci- entions old Giddings and Jotin Brown men wavered from their allegiance, and finally bravely fraternized with the democrats, In the due course of events A CITIZENS’ TICKET was formed, and it is now before the county. It contalis the names of two democrats aud five Tepudlicans—men of established character in the Dusiness community, The list 18 as follows :— For State Senators—Rutus P. Ranny (democrat), Dr. B. D. Burton (republican). For State Kepresentauves—Rey. James M. Hoyt (republican), H. M. Chapin (republican), Mayor of Cleveland; KR. M. Sheldon (republican). Jacob Roth- weter (republican) ana George F. Marshail (demo- crat). The republicans are all men of solid respecta- bility, standiug high in thelr respective cnurches, Hoyt being a Baptist, Chapin a Unitarian, Burton & Cohgregationaist, Sueldon a Presbycertan and Rothwelier a Methodist. Judge Ranuy is a man of navional reputation as a juris ‘The “Western Reserve” are confident of success In Octoner, and it_ is Dot probavie that the whiskey ring aud Joha Sherman will have much occasion to chuckle over the resuit. With the “Western Re- serve” against lim, Suerman may have ttle hops of carrying the State. TRE TIDAL WAVE STORY. _ Major Walter Griswold, United States Assistant Engineer, in charge of the Bar and River Improve- ment at Wilmington, N. ©., has received the follow- ing communication from the Superintendent of Pro- fessor Agassiz’s Museum in reply to a letter reier Tiug to rumors of an anticipated tidal wave: MUSROM OF COMPARATIVE ZOO10GY —} AT HARVARD COLLEGE WALTER GuiswoLD, United neer, de. : ~ Dak Siu—tn the absence of Professor Agassiz, I have to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of the Uih inst. In ‘auswer to your inquiry [have to say that Professor Agaseiz bas never expressed any opinion, scientific or otherwise, on tue probable nppearance of a “tidal wave" on our coast on the {4h or 6th proximo, nor hae he ever prophesied the appear- ‘ance of a tidal wave on any other coast at any otner time. This report is entirely au iovention of some newspaper 1 am superintendent of Professor Ayassiz’s ‘and bave been with bim daily for a year past, and ow that be has never expressed an opinion on this subject or velerred to si in any way, ept jbject of annoy- ance wo Wim. Tam, your oveient servant, THOMAS G. CAUP. nt Engl ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN TRENTON, 4 Woman named Joanna Saseeman attempted to commit suicide iu the cell of the Trenton city prison jast evening by hanging herself with her handkerentef to the bar of the cell door. When tne body was taken down life was nearly extinct, but by progapt medicad attendance she recovered. she was jociged tn the Court House for safekeeping, amt Will be.sent to the State Asylum. SHIPPING NEWS.) Almanas jor New Vert=Pils Day. | Sun rises | Moon setx..morn 4 27 Sun sets... . 50) High water.morn 7 19 OCEAN 8TEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBEK AND OCTODER, Steamer, |_Saite "| Deatinatvon. Office. Neva Sept d...|Liverpool...... |20 Broadwar, ’ Asstt ia sept2T. ;|Giasgow. Ome. Rept oa || fremen. Cny of Limes*k. Sept 2... |baiverpos No Browiwate —— NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. Atlantic, Pereire. Oceanic. PORT OF EW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26, 1871. CLEARED, Sighiabie City of Dublin (Br), Delamotte, 9 Dale, cStediuatap Thuringia (NG), Ehlers, Hamburg—Kunhardt & 0m. qoteamsbip Virgo, Bulkley, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & iStgemsbip tb 8 Terry, Salyear, Newbern, NO--Murray, Fer- Co. s 4 ‘Steamabip Teaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamslip Wm # Clyae, Drew, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Washington & Vo, Bteamabip Fantta, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- ahip Co. ‘Steamship Glaucns. Walden, Boston—H # Dimock Ship Freedom, Bradiey, Laverpool—Thos Dunham's Ne- hew. P'Ship Dr Barth (NG), Bockwoitz, Hamburg—Puch, Edve & Co, Ship Geo H Oulton (Br), Davidson, Dunkirk—Spow & Bur- rpool—Jobn ens. Fexhip Energy, Cantking, Baltimore—Spofford Pros & Co. Hark Nehemiah Gibson, Smailey, Melbourne—Muiller, Lord & Quereau. gist Norma Br, Chapman, Glasgow—George E Cook & Do, Hark Ukraine, Melcher, Rotterdam—J E Ward & Co. Bark Maytlower, Hotchkiss, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s fons. Brig Nile (Br), Nickerson, Parn—C Ludlam & Co, Big Georee, Rogers, Port Spain—Jones & Lough. Selir Selkirk (Br), Bonin, Truxillo—J Leayeratt, Schr Virginia, Ross, Charleston—Bentiey, Miller & Co. chr Rdgwood, Gritin, Georgetowa and Point Biud—E D Huribut & Co. Sehr Five Sisters, Hooper, Boston—Wm Chalmers, Senr Treasure, Taylor, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. Schr G W Pennell, —, New Haven—Rackett & Bro, Steamer M Massey, Sinith, Philadelphia, See er Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia. Steamer AC Stimers, Davis, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED RY THE HERALD STEAM YACNTS. Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool Sept 16 and meenstown 17th, with mdse and 181 past anckiyn, Sept a4 lat 42.33) Jon 6188, j S5ub, lat 41 92, Jon 65°41, an ‘beria, bound steamer, bound K Steamship Italy (Br), Grogan, Liv@rpool Sept 13, and Queenaiown Lith, with mdve ‘ni ely’ passengers, to F WJ Tlurst. Had light vartable winds to the banks abd strong westerly winds since, 22d, passed a ship rigged steamer, Bound E; 4th, a North German steamer, bonnd E. ‘Steamenip Trinacria (Bri, Thompson, Glasgow Sept 2 Lav- erpool 7th, via Halifax 19th'and St John 23d, 1m ballast, to Henderson Bros. lad moderate weather the Steamselp Ville de Paris (Fr), Surmont, 1 ign to Geo Mac: opt 18, lat 48 30, via Brest 16th, with mdse and Kenaie, Had good wenther all the passage lon 22, spoke ahip William F Cairborn (Br), from’ Bombay for Liverpool; 20th, tat 48-18, lon 69 40, British orig, show- ‘ng commercial fags KD Pit; same day, tat 46 18, 100 40 60, snlp Athenai (Bri, from Antwerp for Philadelphia; 22d, lat 4545, on 53%, hip Blackburn (Bry, from LAverpogt, bound west same day, lat 45 30, lon 54 08, A British bark, bound howing commerciat flags K M Q'S; 28d, 764 miles east lay Hook, steamers Scotia and Wisconsin, hence for Liverpool ; 26tb, lat 40 80, ion 73.16, an Anchor line ateame! bound east, Steamship Crescent City, Crowell, Havana Sept 20,6 Pm, with mdea and passengers, to Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. Sept 22, off Cape Carnaveral, experienced a heavy gale from east to north, lasting 12 hours, Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, Savannah Sept 22, with mdse and passengers, to t Lowden. Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, with mdse and passengers to W R Garrison. Steamship South Carqlina, Becket, Charleston Sept 3, with mdse and passengers, to’ H R Morgan & Co. 25th inst, Cape Henry W 60 miles, spoke bark Fyen, for Baltimore. Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Newbern, NC, via Hatteras Inlet, 46 hours, with mdse ana passenges, to'Murray, Ferris ‘o, Steamship Volunteer, Howes, Wilmington, NC, wita mdse, to the Lorillard Steamabip Ci ‘avannah, Sept 23, Ship Nautilus, Hagar, Liverpoo! July 21, with mdse to © L Wrig ‘The Nautih chored on the bai Shi rpent, Whit don Ang 28 and Isie of Wight 27th, with mdse td Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Had strong werleriy win's the entire pas Sept 22. lat 41 54, lon &% a0, spoke brig F Hi Odiorne (Br), from Pictou for New jedtord. Bark Aladdin (Nor), Evennen, Newport, 67 days, with rasiroad iron to order—veasel to Funch, Edge’ & Co. Took (he northern passage end had variable weather; bas been 14 dasa W of the Sept 3, lat 48, lon 52, 30; had a heavy gale from S$ to NW, lasting 4 hours; shified cargé me day pasted a large number of deals. Bark Maresca (Ital), Maresca, Cardiff 83 days, with rail- easel to Funch, Edve & Co.’ Took the uge ancdbad light wesierly ‘most of the v 1g 8, lat 28, lon 45, had a hurricane from ESE to Ww, day; losi fore and main toprails and foreto)- gallantsail; Sept 13, lat 9010, lon 6835, spoke brig Virginia, hence for Martinique, Bark Colonist (iin, Andrews, Sydney; QB, 14 days, witn coal to the International Coal Co; vessel to Win Inglass, Had variable weather. Brig Graf Von Arnin (NG), Kruse, Malaga 49 day lead, de, to Gomez & Wallace—vessel to Wendt, Telens & Bockmann. Passed Gibraltar Aug 10; bad variable weather, Brig Atlas, Hodsdon, Malaga, 49 daya, with frult to Gomez & Wallace—pesact to Miller & Honyhton. Passed. Gitralice Aug ll; had light winds and calms most of the passage. Sept 12; lat 83 20, lon 53, 51, had a severe gale, commencin; at South and veering around to NW, lasing 24 hours: lom lower foretopsail and main tovsai! 1ith, lat 39 13, lon 63, 38, Algnalized a bark steering east, showing fag with blue border and white centre. Wilkins, Barbados 19 days, with molasses to asel to Spofford Bros & Co, Sept 2h. bad a heavy gale ‘rom F, lasting 48 houra, caas- to leak at the rate of 7° stroks an hour? Sept , lon 61 15, spoke brig Isabella, hence fur Cartha- way iron, to orde! Southern ps with Jat 38, lon 7 ing the vr lat 26 Frig Hanna (Nor), Denstad. Havana 1¢ da} to Renauld, Francois & Co—vessel to Wen mono, Had fine weather, Olswick, seaman, a native of overboard avd was drowned. Brig LM Merrill (of Ricamond, Me), Farnsworth, Galves- ton ST dave, vin Delaware Breakwater, with cotton, to Cit Mallory & Co. Sevt6, lat 2551, ion §3, had a severe burr cane from F to NW, lasting 13 hovre: lost and apiit. rails; Sept 1, Charles Warren, seaman, of Portland, Me, died on with sugar be re and wa eae eer ‘ eflh Seor Constitution, Smith, Tacksonstile, 9 days, ; ber ty P Nelaon; veesel to Jonas Smith & Coo Wee lum Schr Sarah Bruen, Jeffers, Wilmington, NO, 19 days, with ngval stores to ES Powell. chr L Sturtevant, Cruse, Washington, NC, 8 da: shingles to LM Blakel ‘br Yankee Doodle, Malmabury, Virvinia. Sept 16, Robt L, Fansett, seaman, fell from aloft On deck atid was instantly tiled. Schr Julius Webb, Cranmer, Virginia, Sehr Wm Henry, Van Naine, Virginia Sebr D W Vanghan, Vaughan, Virg Kebr B Oliphant, Trnax, Virginia, Schr Maria Jane, Bowker, Virginia, Schr Magellaa, Hazleton, Vireinia. Sehr MF Simmons, Gundy) Vireinia, Schr Eclipse, Thompson, Vircinis. Schr Banvard, Collins, Virginia. Schr Henry Cole, Peterson, Vireinia. Senr Jon Forarth, Randolph, Virgins Schr John Lenthall, Martin, Virginia. Schr GP Wright, Cropper, Virginia. Sehr Napoleon, Rulon, Virginia. Schr MK Turner, Carop, Virginia. Schr Only Daughter, Headley, Virginia, Sehr Dente Hastings, Tilton, Vi Sebr J D Cram Sebr Angie Pred Sehr Monteveu, Sebr BR Uull Schr OP Bink, Higby, Virgini Schr MS Tibbits, Robbing, Virgivia, Sohr Sarah Quinn, Lee, Virgyota. Schr H't Wood, Chtles, Virginia. Behr Alethea, Darby, Virginia. Schr James ‘Crane, Virginl nt, Cramner, V y, Johnson. Virginia. Jacob Birdsall, Bowker, Virginia, ay Ryder, Virginia, Roper, Virginia, neon, Virginia, ‘avaiicr, Virginia. wars, Virginia, ‘ginia, Virkinta, ronmer, Virgie Stockton, Cole, Virgtoin. impaon, Kennedy, Virginia, Schr Joln Tway, Hazleton, Virgint Sclir GH Hoyt, Linpincott, Virg! Se mason, Van Clief, Georgetown, DC, Senr J M Richards, Irving, Georgetown. DC, chr FE Hallock, Hallock, Georgetown, DG, for Port Mor- Irving, Georgetown, DC. ir John Ferris, St Jobn, Georgetown DC, for Hudson. Echr Armenia, Cole, Georgetown, DC, for Bridgeport. Scr Caroline Kinzel, Studaian, ‘Georgetown, DC, tor Nor- wich. Schr BF Jones, D with nin, Ys Virgini jee,’ Virginia, 4s, Georgetown, DC, tor Bridgeport. unnell, Baltimo1 lovt, Cranmer, Baltimore, Scbr MB Taber, Aldridge, Baltimore. Scbr JP MeLaris, Lindsey, Balumore, Schr E R Kirk, Burnett, Baltimore, Sebr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Baltimora. Passed Through Hell Gate. ROUND sovra. avis, Port Jefferson for New York, in Bark Fleetwing. st 2 Abb oad ac % N chr Presi, Drew, Machias for New York, with and lath to Chase, Talbot & Coe ~— Scbr A G Pease, Brook, Portland t to order. Schr Siias Brainard, Macarthy, Portland for New York with stone to nam "4 race Tildei lath to order, Schr SJ Thompson, —, Portland for New York, with stone to Briage ( Sehr Albert, Hulse, Port Jefferson for Weehawken, with wood. Schr Julin § Swan, Knapp, Ovster Bay for New York. Sehr John H Breck, Wilson, Providenec for New York, Sclir Joseph Whitemore, New Haren for New Brunswick. Schr R RK No #7, Johnson, Norwich ior New York. Schr Wave, Tice, New Haven for Port Johnson, Schr D A erry, Jones, Cold Spring for New York, Schr BF Brady, Nicholson, Bridgeport for New York, Secor Hila, samthis, Huntington for New York, Schr Chas P Stickney, Mathis, Edgartown for Philadelphia. Schr Hudson, Chase, Pall River for Port Johnsons Schr Yosemite, Mott, Rosira for Rondout, Sebr Asner 8 Parker, Gien Cove for New York, Schr George Waanington, Peck, 'Stamtord for New York. Schr Anadir, Corwin, Newport for Albany. for New York, Brooklyn, with stone, “Bourne, Portland for New York, with Sehr Kaie Scranton, Palmer, Providence Schr Harriet & Sarah, Ball, Bridgeport for N Schr Wapousa, Middleton, New Scbr Sarah Jane, Smith, Providence for New Y« Schr Auna & Ellen, Hunt, Albany for Hartford. Schr Nelvon, Ferris, Huntington for New York, Schr Oriando Smiib, Ferris, Port Chester for Albany. Schr Win & Leggett, Arey, Middletown for New York, Bohr N W Grifling, Gritiug, New Haven for New York. sehr Florence, Latham, New Haven cor Elizabetbport, Sebr A Gurney, Cae Bridgeport tor E beth port. Schr Wm 8 O'Brien, Wilson, Norwalk for Port Sovason, #ebr John Manlove, Smith, Providence for New York. Behr Lady Emma, Carroll, Harttord for Post Jobuson, hour CJ Kingsland, Beebe, Norit ‘or New York. Sehr EA Cheselor, Robinson, Westerly for New York. Schr Senj Engiish, Kelly, New’ Bedford for Elizabeth port. sehr Karah Maria, Jnekson, Roslyn for New Y Schr doin Brooks, Fox, Bridgeport (or Jersey ( Steamer Kiectra, Mott, Providence tor New York, mer ebandive avd passengers. BOUND RAST. Steamahin Gtancus Warten, New York for Boston Schr Mary Mersuvon, Brighiinan, Eliza bethport for Somer. Schr Vicksburg, Higgins, Port Johneon Behr Hora King, Cook, Roboken tor Boston, behae S Wight, Uruk. Rumdayt for Proviaenees ‘SEP’ Sehr Geo P Linwet for Dan ie Feb inrekin, New York for wersport. Sebr 8 P King, Blivon, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Minquas, Heaney, Eidzabethnort for Providence. Schr Columbia, Vaniae, Coxsackie for Providence, Schr 88 Ricker, Ricker, New York for Providence. Schr James L Parker, Veck, New York for Greenwich. Sehr Thomas Eilts, Kelly, New York for Warebam, Sehr Isaac H u, Borden, New York for Fal! River. Sehr Jolin MeDevette, Ferguson, Trenton for New Haven. Sehr Kate MeLean, Alles jew York for Hartford. Sehr Mary Fiemming. Wiliams, Port Johnson for Norwich. Schr Mia Monson, Frenton for New Haven, Schr P & RR R 47, Sackett, Trenton for Hartford, Sehr Thon E Cahiil, Kileck, Amboy for Bridgeport, Krig Humming bird, stevens, New York for Windsor. Sehr Henry Merritt, Port Jounson for New Haven, Ao 8S Buckingham, Jones, Port Jounson lor Middie- D. aceht James M Bayh, Arnoid, Elwabethport for Prov ce, chr Winslow Morse, Morse, Rondout for Boston. Schr J B Bleeker, Eldred, Kondout for Stonington. Scbr Fi Cooper, Gailigher, New York for Mamaroneck. Schr Caraline, Norwood, New York for Salem. Solr Mary J Tvins, Lovejoy, Virginia for Norwich, Rohr J M Stevens, Ragetty New York (or StJouny NB. Schr Treasure, Taylor, New Vora for Provi Sebr Circle, Hulse, Weehawkin for Port Jefferso ? Schr & W Thompson, Jones, Port Johnson for New Rochelle, ‘Schr Sea Flower, Chass, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Mail, Mead; Flushing, LT, for Greenwich, Sehr R R'R, 40, Mott, Port Johnson for New Haven. _ fog Samadi 's Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for Stam- 0 Schr TP Abel, Fowler, Rondout for Providence, Senr MJ Mead, Trasher, New York for faunton. Schr Sea Dog, Hyde, Brooklyn for Bostor Schr Wm Farren, Miifort, Baltimore tor New Bedford, Schr Sallie Burton, Palmer, New York for Stamford. Schr Thos Potter, Handy, Klizabethport for New Bedford, Schr Minerva, Brightman, Elizabethport for Fall River. Schr © J Erickaon, Smith, Philadelphia for Pawtucket. — Scie Chauncy St John, Hammoud, Port Joknion for Aven, Schr Seneticar, Barnes, Hoboken for Fall River. Seir Kate Kallahan, Avery, Hoboken for New London. Schr Ann Amelia, Howe, Port Johnaon for New Haven, Shekina, Bail, Haverstraw for Providence. hr Adiie P'Stimpson, Hand, New York for Boston, Sebr A Pharo, Bingham, Rondout for Providence, Schr Entire, Kinnear, New York for Providence, Schr Ann Amelia, Alien, New York for New Haven. Steamer Electra, Molt, Kew Vore for Providence. WurrestoNr. Li. Sent 26—11 PM. ‘Ten schooners for the southward at anchorage between the ialands above. SAILED. Steamshipe Thuringia, Hamburg; City of Dublin, Liver. irgo, Savannah; Ellen S ‘terry, Newbern, NCt Tsnac ichmond, dc; Wm P Clyde, do} Fanita, Philadelphia, Wind at sunset NW, light, ow Marine Disasters, STRAMSIUP SIBRRIA, at Boston yesterday rrom Liver poe! An kolng up, the ‘harbor, ran into brig, Potomac, of jucksport, from Rondout for Boston, at anchor in Light- house Channel. The brig had her bow stove and lost her foretopmast and if>hoom. ‘the steamer received no dannage, A thick fog prevailed at the time. BRIG NEw iz AunoTT, from Aspinwall, of and for Bos- ton, with gnano, put into'Key West previous to 2ist inst with captain and eutire crew sick with Chagres fev: Captain reports death of two men. A new erew will be xuipped and vessel proceed on her voyage. RUMA, Hapenny, at New Redford 24th from Savan- lenced rough weather; had stancheons torn awey prung « ieak, WR ALPHA, at Boston 25th inst from Wiiminglon, NO, Jost part of deck load ima gale from NNE to K on the’ 2th st, SHIPLDS, Sevt 14—The American ship Governor Langdon, Davis, arrived here from Hataburg, reports that one of the ‘crew had died of cholera and was buried atsea. Yesterday auother mau was sick on board. ‘The ship hus proceeded to quarantine station, No yellow flag been hoisted on entering, she got well up into harbor before being boarded, Miscellaneous, . RECOGNITION OF SERVIORS—Collector Washburn, of Portland, on Tuesday last received from the Britiab Ad- aniraity, through the State Department, an elegant binocular gus. with the request that it be transmitted to Captain Horace B Soule, of Freeport, in acknowledgment of services rendered by him to the master and crew of the British shi Prairie Rowe, destroyed by tire on the 13th of June, in. ‘Phe giass is'a beautiful and costly instrument, and isa proper recogniuion of invaluable services given in the cause of humanity, *Vhalemen. Cleared at New Bedford 25th, barks Helen Mar, Koon, North Pacitic Ocean ; Charies W Morgan, Tinkuam, do, A letter from the second offi « A K Tueker, of NB, reporta, no date, &e, bs iriige, of Westport, ‘one month out, 76 bbis ep. Foreign Ports, Axtwenre, Sept 4-—Sailed, J Montgomery, Perkins, New Om Sept 15—Arrived, WL TDROBSAN, Sept 15—Arrived, Burroughs, 7 middlesborous i ea maneuiders SPINWALL, Sept aiied, steamsmp Oc 5 Jones, New York via Kingston, Jandue at New York Sone qEsTOL (Pal), Sept 15 “Sailed, Gulseppina M, Rossi, New ork, agARCRLONA, Sept G—Arrived, Favorite, Cagabetta, ehila- lelphia; Euphemia, Salas, Savannah; lth, Fi ito, Cu- roz, New York; Integridad, Suat, do. atacaiete x BRouwrmsHaves, Sept 14-Salled, Leocadia, Wenxe, jew York. BAnbAnos, Sept, 6—In port bark Golden Fleece, Robert Mowe, for New ore, persed ‘CaRDLPY, Sep l4—Arnived, Lydia Skoifield, Melcher, Lon- don for New Orleans: lath, ‘Loreuo Fish, Carney, Hi “ Mary Warren, Lowe, Bristol tor New Orleans,” re Sailed Mt ‘Olaf, Hassel, Galveston; Royal Charter, Murphy, New York, Cleared 1th, Cigara, Schmidt, Savannah; Mth, Victoria, tor Mobie Bay.” Entered out (4th, Kong Carl, Marcussen, for New York. lath.-The bark Joha by Chase of New York), Davies, trom eros for Newport (baliast) is at aucuor near the Fiat jolmes. OKHAVEN, Sept 15—Arrived, Polly, Rodd, Galveston for orders, COPENHAGEN, Sept 12—Arrived, Maria Adelaide, Kactel- hadt, Philadelphia; 18th, Anne Kiratine, Petersen, New York. Draw, Sept 14—Arrived, H & Routh, Martin, London (and sailed for New York); Rachel, Perkins, do (and sailed tor Philadelphia) ; 15th, Colorado, Goodwin, Callao tor Hamburg (and anchored). UBLIN, Sept 4—Arrived, Normandy, Philadelphia. tied 1 Jane Hannah, Philadelphia, UNKIRK, Sept M—Arrived, Louise, Hellatedt, New York ; Mawatha, Umaess, do. D. .&. Sept 15—Arrived, Eldorado, Thomaseo, New A. Ang 26—In port bark Annie Taibot, trom New York, arrived 6th, for ( nearly loaded, CEATER, Sept 14—Arrived, Rosalia, Pesce, New York ; Acelia Thariow, Witte, do. Sailed Mth, Hel Drummont, 71 GuABGOW, Sept 14 Arrived, Loch Tay GENOA, Sept —Arrived, Helena, Molter, New York ; Co- lumbja, Eulier, do; 12th, Hannibal, Morton, 'do. Suiled [0th, bark. Mciivery, Field, Leguorn’ to load mar- ble, &c, for New York GIBNALTAR, Sept 10—In_port, ebip Fx Valencia for Savanneh, beer for Sherwood (Rr), k for orders, Ys Scott, New ¥ PA, Fulton, from Kind the Rock; barks Ironsides, Tapley, from Leghorn for New York, do do; Abi. el-Kader, Sparrow, trom New York, arrived Sth, wig onde George Hecker (NG), Haade, from’ Kerley, arrived Sth New York, cleared; Margaretha Blanca (Br), Storker, (rom Feyrout, wig advices from owners; brig Giosue (Ital), Ma- reeea, trom New York, arrived Sth, wig orders, sailed 4th, brig Maria (Ital), Genoa; 6th, bark untone (Ital) Caflero, (irom New York), Maita:' brig New York (italy Savarese (from New York), Genoa, §th; barks Fury, Loud (from New York), Alieante; Eureka, liclloway (from New York), Trieste; big Ameri: cus, Baas, (trom New York), Genoa. HaRtLeroo., Sept 14—Sailed, Mery Lawton, Rose, and Manitobab, Durkee, New York. HAvRr, Sept 13—Arrived, Schiller, Wischausen, New York; oll (s), Ward, do. 1th, Fraucia P Sage, Cronk, New Ori York; Mit, Annie M Small, avarese (from Raltimore), Helvetia ‘acker, Cardi *, ared 14th, St Marya, Hallowell, New York: brazil, Crowell, —— HAMBURG, Sept 12—Arrin J, Margaret, Brusch, Philadel- ia. PrSailed from Cuahaven 12b, Gen Shepley, Merriman, New AWAX, Bept 25—Arrivea, schr Manitobah (Br), Walker, New York. led 25¢h, ship Lincoln, for Pi NGSTON, Ja, Sept 2 Saile Conner (irom New York), Aspinwall, LiveKroor., Sept 15—Arrived, Lake Leman, Malcom, New York; 16th, Waverley, 4 Salled 14th, Calista Haws, Minchin, Savannah ; Siberia (a) Harrigon, Boston : 15th. Sauget. Nielsen, Charleston: Jase J Southard: Bishop. New Orlenna; Win Tapscott. MeStoker, New Vork; Harvest Queen, Jenssen, do;J B Dulus, Amese, Provisence, Kr, o steamship Rising Star, “Mary J Wilbur, Mu: In} jew Haven; Ame- rican Lioyos, Vark, Hampton’ Roads; Tih, Jessore, MoLel lan, New York; Saranak, Dunlevy, Philadelphia; Tasma. nian, Willis, le, Jordan, Calcutta; Frank 3 do. Ent ont » Moodie for Baltimore; Ben Nevis, Hudson, ish Princ Sopwith, New York! Spain rr, Philadelphia; Lith, Shun P ana; Chancellor, Patient New Vor! farich, du; Calabria (@), MeMickan Hoxton (ent Sept 13 for New York); Tripoli iw}, Are Cent opt tort “get si R , eee, LONDON, Sept 14—Ent out, Siiomy Radoslovich, for New York; » Woodcock, Baltimore; Atiie Durkee Brown, Phila: a LIVERIOK, Sept New York. Lisuox, Sept 9—Sailed, David Owes York. MOVIL, Sept 26—Arrived. Quebec for Live! MALAGA, S@D Cleared ith, Leach, Boston MIpDLESE New Orleans. MAUSHILLRS, Sept 13—Arrived, Midas, Higging, Philndel- hia, MN EWOASTER, Sept 18—Cleared, Baltic, for New York. Ent ont 12th, Heinrich Dirks, Schultz, for New York, Neweont (Mon). Sept 14—Cieared, Wild Hunter, Hewitt, New Orleans; 15th, Belle Mcrae, Gregory, San Francisco, nt out 18th, Preston, Jenkina, for Hoston ; Saga, Olsen, w York; Wim Yeo, Howes, Stonington; Valparaiso, Man: fon, San Franciano. | y Port TALGOT, Sept 15—Sailed, Poseidon, Knudsen, New York. GuieNatowN, Sept 16—Arrived, Sibel, 2th, City of Brussels, eonedy, and vy of Baltimor ia', Delamottes New York for Liverpool (and proceeded ee” Sailed 12th, Canada Belle, ‘Tyndall trom New York), Glas: gow ; 16th, Peerless (Br ship), for New York, with the cargo 6f the French ship Felix Esteywat, which’ pat in June {7 Jeak: + Aug Scarrived, AA. Drebert Neihe Rio GRAND nambuco ; 11t ntrim, Loud, Richmond. New York. Sasled Ist, Aren ) Gov Langdon, Davia, Ham- ailed, Leopoldine Bauer, Lucovich, Chadbourne, New eamship Moravian, from ool (and proceeded) brig Elizabeth, Ames, Oporto, Snow, New York; 12th, ‘Trial, HEH, Sept 15-Sailed, Savannah, Knowlton, Uolte, New York: Allen, Per- HIFide, Sept 1B—Ai be ‘e Fron», Sept M—OM Beachy Head, British Lockhart, from Antwerp for New Yorks sth, Lotharn Lee . from New York for Antwerp, Sr Jonn, NB, Sept 23—Cleared, sehr Martha A (Br), Tho- rman, New Voth ied, Val VALENOLA, Sep Arrived, Valen Cano, del. phiay B A Barnard, Willey, Madeira,” an% Philadel American Ports, APPONAUG, Sept B—Arrived, achr Jennie Rosaline, Ave- ry, Georgetown, D BOSTON, Sept 25—Cleared, fchrs Alpha, Macren, Wilmin, ton, NC; Lucy ilammond, ‘Cole, Baltimore: Lue Philadeiplia; Honest Abe, i Cabot, Huntley; Ware Chandler; percy, Sowlweil : Gangs jase, anit Effort, Went. worth, bilzabethport; George and Albert, Urane: Aires, At tin, ; 1G Fay, Prescott, and Weetber Kelley, Gardner,’ We hawken; Juila, Perry, and Abby Ingalls, Ingalia,” Port Jobnson; Mary Brewer, Saunders, Hoboken; Exeter, Penile ton, od Panny F Hall, Ginn, Ronuout, 4 B Cleared, ship City of of Boston, Wyman, Philadelpbia; bark Nannie t Bell, Fitts, Richmond, brig Heni . bridge, Bursiey, Port an Prince. Aiko cleared, North tier rely North ie B? schra M Annie Amsden, Mity of Boston ; brig ts). Brigh Gilmore 0 Harder, Miramich}, J }. Georgetow! DO; indelphia: Fred Smith, d W tok and Est, amships Siberia, from Liverpool; Semi- vark Zepbyrive, from Jamaica; brig Prarie Ard. BALTIMORE, Sept 26—Arrived, ries Chesapeake (Br), Doe, Demerar Hivan, Higgins, Bustor # John & Dailey, Lovg, Boston; Mary D Maske, Boston ; Fina M y, Richmond, Me}, Surprise, Beers, » Borton dane Lowta (ir), Phil EMBER 27, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET, Clesred—Brig Agnes Barton, Knight, Havens: schre Addie ny Boston ; Luzerne, Oster, New York. Barks Carne E nee Caritou and Jupiter; brig Elve & Henriette, 2d, PM — Bari lezisters, Kate an! Lord Baltimore, BANGOR, Sept. 23—Uleared, Biige Hampden, Swith, and Delmont Locke, Hatch, Philadelphia. BEVERLY, Sept 20—Arrived, scir Ocean Traveller, Ad- ams, Philadelphia, Pa ied ‘Sept 25—Arrived, schr Coudova, Steedman, elpl Sailed—Schr Ann E Valentine, Bayles, Alexandria, CHARLESTON, SC, rept 26—Arrived, steamer Georgia, New York; bark Delaphine, MoClalre, Ca\ais. Sailed—Steamer Manhattan, fot New York; bark Black Prince, for Bristol, Eng; acbr MK Somer, for Providence, DANVERS, Sept 20—Arrived, webra Clara, Noroure: Puila- detphias Mai hza, Dodge, Port Johnson; Ida Hudson, reeiey, Rondout. FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept 26—Passed in for Baltt more, barks Wintired and Adelaide, from Rio; Mary © Fox; schr Willie, from West Indies, Passed out, barks Jupiter, for Rotterdam; Kate, for Pe- naite Roads; Yamouden and brig Rening, for'Rio, brig 8 A Holbrook, for St Thomas; schr Gen Cannon, for Asoinwall. ‘Arrived—Burk Lyer, from Rio for orders; brig Eunma H Hall, from Richmond, passed out for Rio. Passed in for Norfolk, brig Mary Filerton from Boston. FALL RIVER, Sept'25—Arrived, achra J & Sandford Weatgate, Georgetown, DC; ‘thos Borden, Writhington, aud FJ Lockwood, St John, Philadelppia, GaUvEstON, Sept 14Sailed, bark Harvest Home, Dick- ey, Havre, "Yath “arrived, bark Sabine, Breaker, New York, HUMBOLDT, Aug 80—-Arrived, ship Washington Libby, Cousins, San Franciseo. JACKSONVILLE, Sept 19—Cleared, schrs Katie Ransi Martin, Washington, DC; J G Drew,’ Carter, Philadelphia } Clara Sawyer, Branscom, New Haven. KEY WEST, Sept 18—Arrived, brig Nelle Clifford, Lit:le- field, Boston; also arrived, brig’ Nelle Abbott, from Aspin- wall for Boston, with sickness, NEW ORLEANS, Sent 21 Arrived, ship Theohold, Adams, Liverpool. Below,” ship Chillfanwallah (Br), Colftey, from Rio Janeiro; bark Solomon, Carter, from Boston. iitt-Salled, “steamabip Western Metropolis, Quick, New ‘S5th— Arrived, steamship Sherman, Halse NORFOLK, Sept 22—Arrived, schra Ji El aridge, Alexandria for New York; M Munson, do (or di Cleared—Schr Chimo, Lansil, Barbados, NEW BEDFORD, Sept 23—Arrived, schr John Randolph, Robbins, Eitzabethport. ‘Mth—Arrived, bark Einigkeit, Kontel,. London; brig. Sel- ma, Wade, Savannah ; schr Palladium, Reder, New York, ‘Safled—Schrs Golden Eagle, Howes, Philadelphia; M Vas- sar, Jr, Kelley, New York. 2bih—-Arrived, scnra Som! © Hart, Kelley, Baltimore; He- Jen, Perry, Philadelphia, Sailed—Balg Charies Henry, Horn, Philadelphia, to load 10 WBORYPORT, Sept 23—Arrived, achra F J Rane gh ee Remick, and Antelope, Jackson, Hoboken: Parallel, Me: Fadden; Elizabethport; ‘Herald, Hall, New York; 2th, Mi Fletcher, Sargent, Kondont; Nadab, Cheney, Newcastle, Del; Crile L Hx, Hix, New York ; Lookout, Pomeroy, Hoboken. Bailed 284, schr J T Weaver, Newton, Philadelphia, NEWPORT, Sept 23, PM— Arrived, ‘achra Ruth ‘Thomas, Dodge, Hoboken for Salem; Luna, Wells, New York for Warekam: Julia Ann, Woolbrilge’ for Somerset; Laura Bridgman, 1: Boston for Georgetown, DC; James Bliss, flateh, do’ for Philadelpliia; Commerce, Torrey, Rockland for New York; Express, Wass, Pawtucket (or do; 8 A Mount, Young. Providence for dG: Tryail, Pearson, Fall River fordoy Niantle, Pa‘leltord, Taunton for do, ‘24th, PM—Arrived, schrs J B Bent, Strout, Providence for New York (or Millridge); Susan & Mary, Kenyon, and Ve- ranva, Pond, do for New York; Ney, Chase, and A F Ames, lira Elteabeth By, Uozany Achorn, rr pre ov do. rived, Yi dara New York; ‘Powter & Hoop raw; H E Wellman, Ver Maiden, NY; Sarah Jane, Jackson, Braubury, Providence for Have: rlil, do tor New York (or Calais); Charles Roberts, Koberts, Orleans for do; Ann E Valentine, Bayles, Bristol for do} Goddess, Kelley, Pawtucket for Philadelp 1m, Tue outward Bound veeseis ure mostly going out this AM, with a moderate NW. wind. NEW_HAVEN, Sept _26—Arrived, schrs John Mickey, Bultz, South Amboy; Baitimore, cla, ‘Elizabethport ; William G Tufts, Skidmore, South ; John Brooks, Fox, Wilbur, Georgetown} Elizabethport; Jennie A Shepherd, amilton, Green, Port Johnson; Gloucester, Allen, ed jjops Golden Feather, Frisbie, New York; Elizabethport; .. Lucretia, Averill, Britgeport. NJ, Lp ie Salled”-Schra WW Brainard, Tribbell, 2 ix; Little David, Blair, do; Delphi, Allen, Bliznbetbport; Mercer, Wat son, do; Mary Anna. Adams, Philadel ar'ie Woolse Parker, Georgetows, 1 ” Aimpolo, NORWICH, Sept '23— Arrived, echrs ‘Webster, and Brazos, Rondout; Eva, and Chief, Hoboken; Ida B siisbe, New York, ‘Schra E Sinnicksov, and San Juan, for New York ij, Sept Yi—Arrived, ship Bristoltan. (Br), Middieton, San Francisco via Astoria. PINLADELPUIA, Sept 25—Arrived, ‘stenmahin Jorge (Span), Arrotegul, Havana; brigs Lewis Clark, Smith, Fail River; Charles Muller, Gilkey, ath; schra Abbie Pitman, Lambord, Jogging, Motiadnock, Hammond, St John, NB; Governord ¥ Smith, Williams, Gardiner; F Nickerson; Kelly, Boston; Lizzie Maul, Wheeler, do; Madison Holmes, Tayles, Brookuayen; A S' Cannon, Cobb, Boston; Alired Keen, Pillabury, New York; ivy Bell, Cox, Ipswich ; Addie Puiler, Henderson, Boston; Ida L, —-, do; David Collins, Townsend, do; L A Burlingame, Burlingame, do; P A Saun- dera, Smith, doj Maggie Van ‘Dusen, Compton, do; Lenn Hunter, Perry, do; EB Everman, Corson, do; Jane D Mc- Carthy, Simpson, Uo; Gussie Wilson, Lincold, do. Cleared—Steamuhlp Rattlernak , Brewster, Boston ; barks Gertrade, Carlisle, Liverpool; Beasie North, Porter, Ant- werp; brigs R McK Spearing (Br), Phillips (with inward cargo, from Charleston, having reprired); brigeS V Merrick, Lippincott, Havana; Almon Rowell, Atherton, Bath; sch M Woimes, Bi Bridgeport; Mary E Rankin, Fuller, Bos F'ij Heath, Warren, Hangs; S'S Lee, Springer Provi- e; Southerner, Thatcher, Boston; WW ary. Winsor, Providence; M E Graham, Morris, Boston; E English, Crow: aii, do; Robin Hood, Maker. South Norwalk; Decatur Oakes, Bercy, Somerset; B Bradiay, McMonagle, Bridgeport. ‘URWES, Sept 25—Ship Henry Pelham from ‘Boston passed in Saturday afternoon, Vessels reported here on Saturday left yesterday, Two barks an a bri ig passed in to-day ;#mall government sieamer ia harbor. Wind N, very light. PORTLAND, Sept 23 -Arrived, brig Thomas Waiters (Br), Thompson, Mayaguez, PR; schrs HW Benedlet, High Northport, Dl 18 Chamberlain, Adam @ Barnes, Coleman, Poughkeepsie; Union, Sawyer,’ Calais for New York. Cleared—Schr Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn. New York, 24th—Arrived, brig Wenonah, Stone, Baltimore, 2Sth—Arrived, brig J H Lane, Shute, Bonaire, PORTSMOUTH, Sept 28—Arrived, schrs Wim H Mitchell, :. Segar, from New York. pt 25— Arrived, schra Mary A McGahan, : LB Cowperthwaite, Gardner, George: E Henderson, Soear, do} Selina W Bunnell, Spotford, Turner, Baltimore; Raven's Henry Crosky, Potier, do; L P ton a Call, Newbern, N S town, DC; M& Kunnell, do; Pred Sp Wing, York, Philadelphia Phare do; Sarah Clark, Grifin, do; Emily D Kndicott, Eudicylt, v0 ‘Tay, Baker, do; Burlah BE Sharp, Haker, Elizabet john Manlove, Garlick, do: r ‘Anna, Whaley, hester, do Louisa, Mamiln, do ate & Mary, Rondont for Pawtucket, S Lunt (Br), Simmons, New York; mith, Jacksouviile; Albert 1 Va; Hattie Potter, ao kKimmey, do . Adams, dt New York; Wesley Abbott, Smith, do; Fair Wind, Bonsey, do (or Kilsworth); Manaiield, Achorn, Nayatt. PAWTUCKET, Sept 25—Arrived schrs Joseph P Ross, Paull, and BH Warford, Sprague, Elizabethport; Gen Har: ris, Thompson, Croton; Eclipse, Dixon, Albany, ROCKPORT, Me, Sept 18—Sailed, schr Helen Mar, Duncan, for New York. 3 17th—-Salled, Mary Clark, Herrick, New York. 1sth—Salled, schr Frank & Emily, MeCobb, Charleston, Isth—Arrived, bark Kate Carlton, phe | Turks Island, VANNA, Sept 26--Cleared, ‘steamalip Lev, for New York. SALEM, Sept 23--Arr! N New Yo Cogeswel Sailed—Schrs Mar: Rarnard, hrs Julia Clinch, Maloney, Yroximbo, Wood,’ Elizabeth: Bacon, Georgetown, DO; Anna Cads, Wood, and Marietta Ste elphia; Nathaniel Clifford, s Everett, Rondout; Kate Grant, man, Steelman, Phi! ayarliie, NY; Admutr w en. Salled 2b, schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, Philadel- rant, Arrived, arker, schra Richard Law, nd Thos iuil, Brown, ‘hns ERSET, Sept 23—Arrived, scnr Julia Ann, Wells, ridge, NJ. VINEYARD HAVEN, Sept 25, PM~Arrivet, scbrs Lonte F Smiib, Crie; Caroline Young, Young; Joba W fall, Pow- ell, and Geo ‘Neveoger, Smith, Vhiiadelphia for Boston ; fa Loutsa, Snow, do for Gloucester; Bramhall, Hamil: ton, New York fur Portiand; May Monro, Hall, and Active. Coombs, Salem for Philadelphia; Jacob fienste, Steelman, and Julien Nelson, Cavalier, Boston for do; D Davidson, Freeman, Gloucester for do; LB Higgins, Higgins, Elsworth for do. sailed reported e Senin, Susan Centre, Mail Abbie & Wilard, Ber § Godfrey, Geo Savayey Drew, Sarah. Sept. 26 vai © Dana, ‘cept schra Governor, Montana, ‘ankee Blade, Ilelen M Waite, ler, Margaret Relnbart, Suilie Franktin, Convert, Planter, M W ‘M—Arrived, brige James Davis, Partridge and Jhnwon, Tabbaty Philadelphia for Portiund; Mary fell, do for Hoston, ‘Schrs, Samuel Fish, Tec! yrgetown, D'G, for Boston ; © G Cranmer, Cranmer, and ry P Mudson, Vai Philadeiphia for do; David sen, Jones, do for Salem’; Hampton, Fletcher, Machias New York; Damon, Jolinson, Bangor tor do; Mary D ns, Endicott, Boston for Georgetown, DC; John H Baitimore for Boston; ‘Maggle J Chad- v for Co) Hancock, Crowell, ee and George Halen, Hall, Philadelphia for do, Sept Arrived, schra Wm H Bowen, Ter- ‘Bd, J ry. Mudaon; Hutington, —¥ Laay Antrim, Carter, Hudson; $8 Smith, Sni Sulled 24th, sche Kate Foster, Hadier, Philad 1. STRWART & CO. willon WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, make a magnificent display of LADIES! READY MADE Velvet, Sik and Poplin DRESSES AND WALKING SUI Ladies’ Breakfast Robes, Morning Wrappers and elegantly embroidered Corset Covers. Tucked, founced and embroidered UNDERGARMENTS, Children's Dresses, richly embroidered Blouses, Underclothing, Hats, O INFANTS! WARDRO Very handsome and magniticent Bridal Trousseuur. Ladies’ Paris made Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, &c., importe | expressly (or their retail sales, forming the largest and richest assortment ever offered in this city, at prices extremely attractiy Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninib and Tenth streets. BSOLUTR DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN different States; desertion, ac., suficient cause; no publicity; no charge antl divorce is obtained. Advice free, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 180 Brondway. N OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething bas stood the test of many years. HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES NOW THE FASHION, + % inches long, weight 244 o2., only # 28 inches long, weight 249 o7., only 6, $i inches long, weiebt 2 0z., only $7 60, 52 Inches long, weight 3 O2., only 49. Only importer who retails, CHAS. V. PECKHAM, 687 Broadway, near Amity at., and 251 Grandal., corner Chrystie, By mail on receipt of sample and pric ARGAINS IN TEAS, Provisions. War pockets of the millon, ES, GROCERIES AND uit the pi THOMAS R. AGNEW, 260 Greenwich street, New York, Foz TFAonoiNany BARGAINS. 7 A. T. STEWART & CO. will offer this day 400 DON LADIES’ PURE LINEN CAMBRIC POCKET HANDKERCHIELS, at one-third Jers than former prices, viz. :— Donble hetnstitched, with fancy curds, #3 per dozen. Treble hematitched, with fancy cords, #5 60 per dozen, Hematitehed, with ingrain red hordera, ®3 per dozen. ‘Three, four and hve rows of hi ich, with fancy borders, $8. and 43 60 per dozen. Minaen’ Clear Lawn Hanikerchie(s, embroidered richiy, with tucks, 750. each. French Clear Lawn 1 with binek hems, borders and tacks, $6 per dozen, With o large variety of ‘ AND MISSES! EMBROIDERED HANDKER- ( al correspo: Py advices just r ail linen goods have I Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets LADIES* ; 0US. haniasenetlece A Te nanhiiit ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, * OFFICIAL DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1871, No. Prise.| Noo Prise.| No, 1 No, Prise! Mow Si E05) dso.” Sit Sto, ina og. 0700 4:79" "Sool ran” tas see] 17004 ‘“p0o| 12618" 300] 17.17 00} 12721... 2000) 17518. "800}12739° :* suo): ‘300 | kasi. °° [300{ 175 i Si ee BU | . Ted... B00} B00] LPB... 200) 14693. 203... .BU0) B00} 18957... 300) 11728... $26." "300 “Boo|datan. 22 Say 7408 463. 2.300 7300] 13 a 17958. B83. 0) 3187 12979. 680 300] 300) 543 oo "300) 13011. a7 1.001 43264. : B00] 18084 oon: cso at eg ot “Soo(taget. uo soa 6 “300) ISAT 00} ne. ‘auo| 13581" ° 300 {500113807 . S00! x "Bo0|13704. ° [300] i Boo} saa. "go i “300 | 13789. i “boo] 13428"? [300] H {B00} 18964. .* B00) } “300| 13978. ° [Boo] 1 ‘300114017. 7300} i 300) 14012" 2200} 1 7300} 14166, £7300] 3001 A178... 600} ‘B00; 14194, . B00: BUD} 143 B00 ‘10u0 Betis BxN5. ‘Wal... 7038. use. SEELESEELEESSLELEESE = bebbeee ee S25: APPROXIMATION PRIZES, ; 15,009. 1 $819,000. ieee ooh sen too 4004 J. B. MARTINEZ & CO., 10 Wall strect, Box 4,685 Post office, New York. —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, * OFFICIAL DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1871, Gt No. Prin No. G0 + BOE 30 BO L2H. -- 00 Bt A28LL. |. 2890) 1 BOE 12928... .B00 i ‘But 306 308 UG 306 3 -10u6 ie a! bebe bbe ie = Eezest eee 120908 12409. ‘300 12498, 300 | $10,000, $500, #400} 15205..98400] 15> 3. R408 400] 15268 rates paid for Doubloons, all kinds of Spanish Bank Billa, Government Securities, &o. TAYLOR & CO., Bank __ No. 16 Wall atreet, New RHOLD WORD! REFURNISH AND jew York. RE. 41 plenish at the Great Central Housekeepers’ Emporlurm HOU of EDWARD D BASSPORD, a De tit China, Glass, Silver Plated Ware, Kitchen Furnivire and Cooking Utensila at lowest prices, BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM ‘the courts of different States. No publicity, Advice free. Sih 5 bile and Comulasioner for every State. 1, KING) Counselior-at-Law, 968 Browdway. _ J W. VANDEWATE! + OFFICB, CABINET AND MERCANTILE FURNI- TURE MANUFACTURER, 63 Ann ana 163 Wiluam streets, New York. ROTHSCHILD. GRAND OPENING TO-DAY TH ST THSCHILD, 4 Milinery Goda, Hath at KOTHSC! a and iinery it ILD. — Paris Flowers and Feathers, 4th at ILD. Ribbons, Laces, Velvete, Bonnet 14th at THSCHILD. ‘and, trimming silk, Mth at ROTHSCHILD, 1n all the new shades. Mth at ROTHSCHILD, We will nlso open Mth at ROTHSCHILD. 100 dozen of French Math st ROTHSCHILD, Felt Hats, positively Mth wt ROTHSCHILD. the beat imported, Ath at ROTHSCHILD, — at $197, sold elsewhere at $250. 14th at ROTHSCHILD, ‘A cari lath at ROTHSCHILD, ‘Thi por ely idtn ot KOTHSt be tie, grandest, opening yath et ROTH of the season, and Maint KOTHSC ladies should. not fail lath ot ROTHSCHILD, | t id to the exibition of our 14th st ROTHSCHILD. nt stock of the above goo's, 14th et RUTHSCHILD, 58 Wost Fourteenth atreet, near Sixth avent WITHOUT KNIFR, CAUSTIC OR for Fist } ADIC, devention fro ¥. the fai) Miyake d Diseases Face and Person. tr ENRY A, DANIELS, M. D., 1M Lexington avenue. BAB ASTHMA CURE RELIEVES THE MO. Price ta by male Adress 3. C. UPHAM Ihe we street Pbitadeluhia, Sold vy druggists bvecywaerer