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a THE AUSTRIAN CUPIRE. Herald Special Report from Vienna. Kumored Intention of Francis Joseph to Abdicate. Progress of the European Consti- tutional ony, © ‘The Imperialism an Hieehaees Un- able 40 Control Events. TELEGHAM T THE NEW YORK HERALO. ‘the following special despatch to the Heratp has been received from our corre- spondent in the Austrian capital :— Vienna, Sept. 27, 1871. The city is seriously agitated to-day by the prevalence of a rumor, which is very freely circulated, to the effect that His Majesty the Emperor Francis Joseph is seri- ously disposed to abdicate the throne. The cause which is alleged as more immedi- ately influencing his mind in this direction is mental despondency, arising from a scious conviction of his personal unfitness to grapple with the constitutional crisis which has matured under his and which threatens a sudden and complete dissolation of the empire. WHAT 18 SUBJECTS SAY. There are people who say that the mind of tho Emperor has become confused by the constant clamor of the many and diverse political claims which are presented to him hourly by the leaders of the various nation- alities subject to his rule, and that this confusion has been rendered still more intense by a recent review of the financial and military condition the empire, coupled with the Cabinet annoyances which he has experienced from the peculiar con- dition of his governmental relations with the Holy See. The Emperor Francis Joseph* is personally respected, if not actually beloved, by his peo- ple, and his wife, the Empress Elizabeth, is exceedingly popular, on account of her unas- suming manner and charity. His Majesty is in the forty-first year of his age, and sould be in the enjoyment of the full vigor of his int:lect. It has been fre- quently remarked, however, during the past few years, that he was gradually becoming gloomy in mind and disposed to retirement, both from the presence of the members of his family, the association of his State counsellors and the intimacy of his more immediate ac- cou- rule, of quaintances. The very rumor of his intention to abdicate is accepted as evidence of the progress of the democratic sentiment in Europe. ENGLAND. Queen Victoria’s Health Still Precarious—Pre- mier Gladstone at Balmoral—Enormous Outflow of Specie—The Rate of Dis- count—A Word for the Livonia, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, Sept. 27, 1871. The latest report from Balmoral announce tnat the health of Queen Victoria “has not im- proved.”’ Premier Gladstone {s on a visit to Her Majesty. OUTFLOW OF SPECIE. shipments of specie upon an enormons scale con- tinue to be made by nearly every steamer icaving the English ports for the United States, THE RATE OF DISCOUNT, My It is very probable that the directors of the Bank of England will advance the rate of discount at their meeting to-morrow. The knowledge of the fact tends to depress the money market. MR. ASHBURY'S FRIENDS, ‘Tne London News expresses the hope that “Mr. Ashbury’s yacht Livonia will meet with fair play in American waters, and not be jocke ped out of any triumphs which of right belong to her."” THE PRINCESS OF WALES AT HOME. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales returned to England to-day from the Continent. CHARITY TOWARDS COLONISTS. Subscriptions to the amount of £1,000 have been raised in London for the sufferers by the hurricane and earthquake in the island of Antigua, FATAL MARINB COLLISION, A vessel named the Mushroom was run down and sunk yesterday by the steamer Eagle, ani two per- sons drowned. DISRAELI AND GLADSTONE. Journalistic Morale and a Lesson. to the Pre. mier, TELEGRAM TO THE WEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, September 27, 1871. {m tte issue this evening the Pall Mall Gazette “denounces” the London Ze’egraph of the morning for misinterpretation of a sentence in Mr. Disraeli's specch In regard to the Queen, characterizing it as “flagrantly dishonest as ever appeared in an Eng- lish journal.” The writer declares that “if Mr. Gladstope keeps such company as we editors of ‘tat journal none but the rabble will follow him.” IRELAND. Estimated Value of a Government Informer. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Dvusiin, Sept. 27, 1871. The relatives of the Fenian informer, Talbot, who was shot and killed several months ago by a man named Kelly, have preferred a claim for £3,000 against the city of Dublin, compensation for his Geath at the bands of an assassin. THE CHOLERA. Spanish Quarantine Precautions TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. MADRID, Sept. 27, 1871, it ts oMclaly Announced that ali vessels from In- fected ports in the Nortn of Furope and America oound to Malaga and other ports on the Mediterra- nean Must perform quarantine at Vigo, {on the At Jantic. SS , As NEW YORK HERALD, TH U RSDA ¥; St THE PEACE CONGRESS. A Decided and pa Geateeianten of Prin- ciple. TELEGAAS TO THE WEW YORK HERALD. LAUSANNE, Sept, 26, 1871. The session of the Peace League Congress to-aay Was tumultuous, Many of the speakers defended tne acts of the Paris Commune. GERMANY. Bismarck at His Parhamentary Post. TELEGRAMS TO THE WEW YORK HERALO, His Bxceliency Prince Bismarck nas decided to reniain in the city until the opening of tne German Reichstag on the 15th of October. LEGISLATIVE CONVOCATION BY ROYAL AUTHORITY. Montcn, Sept. 27, 1871. The session of the Bavarian Landtag was opened in Uhls city to-day by Prince Lintpoid. POLYGAMY DOOMED. Mormons Not Eligible as Grand Jurors in Federal Courte—Chief Justice McKean’s Couaterblast Against Polygamy. Saut Lake City, Sept. 27, 161. In relation to the challenging and rejection of Elders George Q. Cannon, H. B. Clatson and James Townscud as grand jurors, they having testified that polygamy is one of the fundamental doctrines of the Church of which they are members, that they be. eve that polygamy ts a revelation from God to that Church, and that they do not betieve that a man living in polygamy ts guilty of adultery, Chief Jus- tice McKean has just pronounced the following opt- nion:— eotnoaetittn ns erie Firmen, © geen sao eat lyyamy is a religious practice; that religious toleration is oue of the tundaumental principtes of American institutions Qnd of the federal constitution, aad that therefore poly; sought vo be snetified {a protected by the constitution, and all laws enacted it wre unconstitutional © mass of the Am arbariane, oF if the patriarchal er the tribal , koverament prevailed, among them ft is needles ay covatttution and tnut{lutlons ould not exist Itfs hota bitte hnoliating that ft_should seem to be neccs: ' fay hte aad toast one, taabttilion aude’ maaeanes i not require-—nay, do not permit—the toleration of any “pratiicn whtel gos. War against the ex- Jstence of civiltzation, “There have been religions witlch have required the offering up of buman sacrifices to the wun and the casting of infant children to the crocodiles of the Ganges; but {f such deeds were done in this country fs there in ait the land one man so dtshonest that he would attempt to justify them by the plea of religious toleration ? But way waste time in discussing such a propo- sition as that {hvolved im this case? When the burglar is a St juror to ingutre into the crimo of burglary; when the robber fs a tit Juror to Juquire into the erlme ‘of larceny ; When the amsagin Is. ft juror to inqutre, Into the crime of murder—(hen the bigamist, who swears in substance that erlines axa his religion, may be a ft juror to inquire into the crimes of bigamy. and adultery. But, thanks to centuries of Christian civilization, that time {fs not now; and, role from the steady, progress of the human race, that ‘time will never come. ‘fhe challenger 1 sustained, and the threo jurors named are rejected. NORTH CAROLINA KU KLYX TRIALS. Trinls of the Rutherford Maskors—The Out- rage Upon Biggerstaf—Chivalrous Treat- ment of a Woman-How to Convert a Political Opponent. Ratgtan, N. C., Sept, 27, 1871, The testimony in the case of the United States against Amos Owens and thirty others, which was commenced on Saturday last, closed last night, and the arguments have been progressing all day and will consume allof to-morrow. Fifteen witnesses have been examined for the prosecution and thirty for the defence. Great imterest 1s mant- feasted im the result of this case, as it will settlo the question whether the Invisible Empire is a conspiracy, and whether the acts of one member are to be taken to be the acts of the whole, or (he acts of one man, the acts of the order, without regard to the declared objects of the organization as declared in the oath of the order and the instructions of Its oMcers, It is contended by the prosecution, and they have intimated their purpose to ask the Court so to instruct the jary @nd to insist upon a verdict of guwity as to the Parties charged in the bill of indictment, if they are satis. fled the defendants were members of the Invistbie Empire, whether they participated in the assault upon Biggerstaf or not, or whether they counselled or advised or even knew of the purpose to make the assault. ‘The indictment HORRIBLE, MOST CORRILE !" | The Great “iting Lear” New Jersey. Case in Children Indicted for Conrpiring to Murder Their Aged Father—A Fashionab'e Flutter in the New Brunswick Courts—The Most Extraordinary Caso in Jersey's Criminal Calendar. How sharper than a To have a thankless calld, ‘This ancient town, one of the oldest settlements in the country, and not without its Revolutionary reminiscences, owns a criminal sensation the par- allel of which, if the allegations made in che end prove true, 13 vainly to be sought for in the criminal calendar of this State The narrative of the case, as alleged, appeared in the HexaLp daring last May, and caused a thrill of horror to be felt throughout the length and breadth of the land. In view of the case having been brought before the Court here to- day @ résumé of the statements previously published will Sa cbadag interesting and serve to connect the pro- ings to-day. pear ot ‘went ihe Foulhds of tne New Jer-ey papers setting forth that A DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT had been made by some unknown patties to set flre to the residence of an elderly geauleman ot | means and enfeebled healih and mind named Samuel Whitehead, Sr., at a place called Washing- @ sort of valet, during a severe fit of liluess became conscience strickea and made SOME STARTLING REVELATIONS. He subscribed to o statement setting forth, in brief, that he had beeu hired to murder the old gen- Ueman vy bis two daoghters and thetr husbands, For the commission of the crue he was, he de- } clared, to receive $1,000, besides ofner remuuera- tlon. Accordingly he procured some kerosene ou, saturated the bedclotning tn Mr. Whitehead's sleeping apartment, where he lay sick and utterly Nelpless, and then, with the+intention of roasting the old fellow alive, set fire to the clothes ond then fled, horror-stricken at bis own fiendish act. Mr. Whitehead was spceiity.uroused from his doze by the flames and smoke, and, percetving Nis peril, made a desperate effort to call for help. Happily he was successful, and the domestics, after a des- perate struggle, succeeded in RESCUING HIM FROM THE BURNING CHAMDRR, and then extinguishing the Names in the latter, ‘This was the.terrible story, embellished with all the appalling cetails, which he made oath to before a Justice of the Peace of this place, On the strengt. of 1t warrants were issued for the arrest of the al- leged suborners, These were Mr. ‘hevdore Wil- Jets and his wife, Mrs. Sarah J. Willetts, Captain Wiltiain Yates and his wite, Mrs. Anna Maria Yates, ‘The Willetts’ resided in Brooklyn, and moved tn the | very bighest social circles, both tn the City of | Churches and in the Metropol Mr. Wiliets’ was | the reputed owner of the Brooklyn Opera House, | besides other valuabic property, The Yates". tuo, | | | | were well off, aud evpicd equal soctal positions with the WiLetts, due time the Yates’ Were ars rested and taken before a magistrate here. they waived an examination and gave bail in $2,000 each to appear before the the Grand Jury of the county. The day after the Willetts, turncd up of ther own accord and followed the example of the others and were held to bail in the same amount. As uingeht | expected from the character of the co. uae of the alleged perpetrators, - the ur caused a feverish state of excitement atong the New Brunswick people, and when the partics | ed with all the osteata- | Appeared i court, surroun | tious TRAPPINGS AND TRIMMINGS OF PASII:ON if they attracted an imme seers. ‘Their on-handed manner the judicial cal! and the large ¢ lance with. which they treat helped thetr case largely public opinion. An extraordinary feature of the | case at tus period was the cowse pursued by te old gentieman whose taking off was, a¥ ulieged, so | hellishiy attempted, THe attended bis daughters in | court an‘ further demonstrased his belief im their entire innocence, despite the positive ailegatious made, by presenting each with a donation or $10,000, th addition to the portion allotted tucm in will, impelling the f rural sight | ponding to | Tee of noneha- the matter, the bar of | THE MOTIVE Heged suboraation waa a greed to | charges defendants with a conspiracy to hinder by intimidaiion one Aaron V. Biggerstaff from enjoy- ing the right of suffrage, and with an assault upon said Biggerstaf’ for having exercised that right in voting for a Member of Qongress 1p 1870, and also with a Conspiracy to to defeat the operation of « law of the United sta\ The testumony fer’ the defence, as given by Mary A. Norville, daughter of Biggerstaff, and Aaron him- self, whom the government chiefly relied upon, is substantially a3 follows:—On the 8th of April last, um! el ni aron state house dad dragued hi BIgeerst him out of bed Into the road, and * and ok ud _ wise maltreated ating ‘ih Rt acute radical,” and tolling! im they had come to kil him. Alter beating hint severely the: took him back to his house, S envew him on. the bed and whipped and beat him again, and then took jim out on the road once More and beat bim until his flesh became tnsensible, and then carried him back to the house again after extorting a promise that he would vote tne radical ticket no more. The testimony of Aaron's daughter, Mrs. Norville, was that four of the crowd who first entered tne house followed her up stairs, whither sho had fed npon their approncl seized her by tne throat, asked her if she had not testified against them for a former raid they had made, and then took her our inthe lane to see her father whipped, and then whipped and struck her. Both the wit- nesses testify to the identity of several of the de- fendants, For the defence several who were tn the raid teerl- fled that Aaron Biggerstai? was whipped but once; tat nothing was said in regard to his betng @ radical or to his having voted any arvcuiae Way; that some one tn the crowd cur him and calied him @ “damned old radical;” that he was whipped by the order of the Invisible Em- pire of Cleveland kegel for having caused the murder ot a man ni umking ‘and for con- cealing the murderer and running him out of the State, and for having broken fis (Biggerstatt’s) brother's house tn and stooting through it, at the the risk of the life of his brother's children. ‘The testimony of the entire number of witnesses shows but one of the defendants to have been present on the occasion of the wun and the testimony of Aaron and bis daughter is not sus- tained by the testimony of other witnesses as to the big? ing or as to the identily of the defendants, the defendants are re-tdents of Rutueriorp. thet testimony 18 conclusive that ail but one of those engaged in the raid are from Cleveland and adjoin- tng counties. An alibi has clearly been proved by intelligent and respectable witnesses as to most of the _accused, and the general belief is that Biggersta and his daughter have eatly scared falscly sworn or were gr and mach mistaken. Both made aidavits against those they recognized immediately aiter the occur: rence, upon which warrants were then Issned and arrests made and au indictment found. It now turns out that those attidavits contuined names not to vo found now in the new indictment, and tt now con- tains many not to be found in the old. It is evident the prosecution sees the impossility of convicung the defendants as ececny, charged pve the mnatetment and rely on their ability to prove nspira To-morrow niglit the case will, pio Daily, be seat to the jury. OBITUARY. David O’Brien, Superintendent of the Herald Press Room. wavid O’Brien, the Superintendent of the HERALD press room, died at his residence in Seventy-eighth street, near First avenue, at nine o'clock Jast night. He had been complaining of illness, more or jess severe, for some time past, and remained confined to his bousc oy sickness since Wednesday _ last. The exciting cause of his death was Bright's disease of the kid- neys; the more immediate, congestion of the brain. Mr. O'Brien envered the H&RALD service in the year 1851, and has thus teen employed by es esi apis mn ment ior a period of twenty years. was ‘ui man, attentive and active duty, He ore a wife and five children. VIEWS OF THE PAST. SEPTEMBER 28, 1870—The German army entered Metz, 1869—A council of Spanish Mintsters agreed to pro- pose the young Duke of Genoa to the Cories as | 2 a candidate for the throne, 1854—1he Americab sloop-of- war Albany sailed from Aspinwall and Was never allerward heard from. ‘The omigrant ship Annie Jane wreeked ow the coast Of Scotland; S45 Lives lost. 8 in the discharge of his | During the month of July, 1870, a | on. PTEMBER 23, il. SHIP PING N EWS. Almanac tor Now Yor -Tuls Day. San rises. . Sun sets, 5 53 | Moon rises ..eve — — 5 48 | High water.morn 7 59 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTORE FKOM NEW YORK FOR THE __ MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOUER, ~ Bleamer, - Broad “ie Broadway. 68 Broaaway. 717 Rowling Green !7 Bowling Greea PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT: CLEARED, Steamship Ci r. towne tt Chine. (B (Br), Macaulay, ‘Liverpool vis Queens ‘hip Nevada (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens- town-—Willlams & Guto! Steamship Assyria (Br), Smt lasgow-—-Henderson Bros Bieamalip Saxonia (NG, Widsor, Havana Alocendee a eamship Robert I: wv national Cond ant Rat a a on Sydney, CB-Lnier- ev Orlenns—0 H Mallory & ER 27, 1871. ip Co, leumalup Aoushinet, Rector, New Bodford—Ferguson & eteamalin Norwich, Hines, Salem~Murray, Ferris & ton, Soutn River, East New Brunswick. Efforts witipaannen Foster, Jr, Cunningham, Liverpool—Chas IH to “reach to, alleged tucendiary failed, and | Slip se Robe Peel, Larrabee, London—Grinnol, Mintura the mater had passed entirely from the | &¢ x local ‘public memory, until at length, in ite Pear e eG piNiouy Glangow Wms Melson, Jr April or May last, a laborer named James weir Lochier (Br), Covert, Cork or Faimouth— Heney & Baxter, formerly in the employ of Mr. Whitehead as | © hurk Mercur of (vor); Frivold, Cork or Falmouth for ordera— wit 1k Adah Pendergast, McVey, Rio Janetro—Pender- chile Joseph Howe (Br), Witson, London—l J DeWolf & james Ratchford (Br), George, Aux Cayes—Crandall, Yrig Como (Br), Willams, Havana, na. jz StJehu Laptist (Br), Le Blane, St Johns, NF—Tatton, IF Herweat & Marie, Gameau, Port au Priace—C A Van te Schr G W Dill, Holden, Tampa—L M Sort Sour King Bird (Br), Slupson, St John, ons. Ni—P 1 Nevins & ¢ Enchantress, Phillips, Savannah—Evans, Ball & Co. Sehr GA Johnson, Harriay Washington, NC—W K Hinman ‘Oe te Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Zophar ls, S he Mary A Hyer, Creamer, Beaufort—Thomas, Holmca onl, Baltimore—Van Bruat & Bro. , Hart, Now Hiven—Rackelt & Bro. 0.8 Philndeiparn. hiadelphia, jelphia. Pulladeipuia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. 1 ries, London Sept 8, via, Havro uurst, Sept 17, Evans (ir), bound N, showing commer- lon’ 63, ship American wants, Hayao, Sept 23, with mdse io Mail Scematantens . » Phillips, Havana, Sept 22d, with mase end passengers, to ¥ Alexandre & Sous, 20th thst, at 1.8), EN, 0 ms les north of Katteras, passed neg City of net By 3 lly w ap steer + Bothy ut A 40, om Lon ou for New X 8 foras, passed steamahips Gen Mead Ashiand, hence for Feruandin sare Atbemarie, Lawrence, Riehin with mdse aud passengers, to th hence'tor New 1. City Point Old Dominion ator, Freeman, Philadephia, with mdse, malip Co, taverpoul, Aug 15, with mdse, to How. Passe! the Barks Sept 11; had strong passage Georges, saw a pt 2, sigualta ur Alfred, steering mil wreck of » schooner even with the ve is in mda and Norfol! nam men, | gation’ byy ves: poet of Vice Island from boat Eure Nye, No 2. Bark Vibilia (Pr), Me; (tet Marre via Cow Bay days, with coal to Liternati Hincken, Hail tine weau Back Annle M-Cann (Br), Cann, Rotterdam, 61 days, ind mdse, to Boyd & HMincken. "Came the southern puasage had Ught winds apd cal Tat 4U 30, lon 33 15, spoke ‘Callao for Liverpool, Hd Wd enpplied her. Brig ‘Taganrog June 14, Malta Jniy 16, and with wool, &,lo ordses vensel to ibaa ‘At Fanek, Bdye & Pa tH Night winds and calme ta the Medi- terranean ; book er southera passage; was down to lat 9% and had stead ty trades 4 northeriy wine ince loosing the trad ween the Lat aud 21 Sept, in ton 1 W, bad « hurri- passing to (ue southward of us; been 6 days north of ‘Cphia (Br), Melatosh, Trinidad 19 daya, via Hamp- ds i aya, frit molasses 10 onter-wesnel to Malt- become pos: oo le old man’s propery. Itap- Mand me be ; ‘xin variable weather, with heavy pears he had ad % great deal ol troutle af touch With lis family, espectully tis sons, tad | 2h Euith, Crowtoy, Fernandina. 12 days, with yellow made & will prejndicial to their interests. | [lal neavy snstarly whada’ tee ontie pee, Gubee, &, U0. he daughters, however, thirsted for (ne old | noi 4 of Hatteras, passage ; been 8 days Wan's dissolution, so as two step tuto nis | ur MB Harris, Crowley, Fernandina, 11 days, with yel- pionetary shoes, and therefore, as alleged, con- , lov pine to Snow. & Bichari son y Wenkincs Mad strong aspired against his life, He Is fast approaching lis ‘ada; Geeu Taya br bof. latter four-score years. Tho whue Sebi tueaie vane? Malan ecrgel ay 80,8 days, with 20, thrown into the hands of the Sahat MINDPRS étesr, ana t ‘iy, after Careful examination, found trae bills of ‘“iraictment against ail four, as weil as the man Baxter, who has been under close surveillance ever since. To-day, in the Orer and Terminer, be- fore Judge Scud: der, the accused were arraigued (9 answer the several charges contained io THR INDICTMENTS, Middlecer Coit, to wit:--The Grand Inquest for the me of New fersey and for the bod Of Midd'edee, PSA Mele Bath, © james Baxter, Wiliag Yutea, Ann Theodore Wi!'ett and Sara J. Willett, Inte of the to i | of East Browswick, tn said county of Middiesex, bein Persons of evi winds and dispositions, togetier with | divers olber evil aisposed persons, whose names aro to thie tnguest aa et, uvinown, | wickedly devising and ing, feionrously, wt! u aforethought, to kil ana 8r.om the 12th day of Ja’ the'townshtp und co tion of this Court, f did combine, cout themeely and of their muiice arder ons Samuel Wh tehoad, rof our Lord 1870, at nid within the Jurtsite- te and neces (0 lontonaly, ar tehoad, of this State, then an ig agatnat of thin State, the goreramen and dignity of the same, the Grand Inquest aforeseid, upon thelr oath afore: further present that dames Barter, Md la” ates, Ann Maria ates, Theodore Willett and Siral late of the t sto of Fast pot baving the ie g, moved and b c day, of | fat the township of ast | of Middtesex aforesaid, aad “i % the juriadieton of thie a ee com: pire and Samnel Whitehead, Sr, tn tie and there bein 1 deliberately, with — promedit: ot their malice afore thought, to murder. ‘to ; ample of ati ott Reace af thi a the Ww. J. Willett, late'of ihe township of East Bri fall county of Midiliesex, not having the fear of thelr eves, but be!ng moved and reduced by the Imatigations of e | Devil, on tho Mth day of Jniy, the year of our Lord ‘1810, at the lowbship of East Brunawi Id, 19 the’ county ef Middlesex es aud w @ Jurisdiction of tis Court, did in. and agree logetuer, corte: peace of God and thie s Biate, ine ove ex) anda RE ot the same. . M. IMERBERT, Attorney for State, The reading oftne foregoing lastrnment conctuded the accused were severally asked how they pleaded, | They replied finnly anc unhestatingly, “NOT GUILTY.’ They were then heid to bail, each in $2,000, to ap- pear for trial on December 26 next. The two ladies presented a very elegant appearance, peing attired alike in black sik dresses, em train, With jaunty nats and white feathers. They wore very little ag? Mra. Wilictia having in her ears only @ pair of diamond clusters and Mra. Yates solitaire diamond pendants, Both ladies might be ternied good-iooking in form and feature, but scarcely handsome. Every movement they made in presence of the crowdeo Court denoted breeding of the highest order. Such a scene has never beiore been withessed here. It was iuiensely drawatic in fect. Iv 1s understood thas the interests of the State in the case will be looked afver by tre State attorney, assisted by Atiorney General Christ and Mr. A. Y. * Schenck, while the defence — will be taken care of Mr, W. Strong, Cortlandt Parker and General Theodore Runyon, of Newarks Tins array Of legal weignt alone Indicates the cuar- acter of the case, which seems destined to beconie a canse of! bre tn the history of New Jersey criminal jurisprudence. EUROPEAN MARK=TS. MONFY MARKFT.LONDON dat 92% for both money am enty Conds, IWR, 8) j Libr, on! FRANKFORT HOURSE-ERANKTORT, Sept, Uasted” Blaten Erouwenty bonds opeasd at 96 for ibe Poor, COTTON MARKET.—LIVERrOOL. Sept, 27 The cotion market closed frin,:midd!ing uplands, a ae Sigd.s midal Phos’ ES, Fd. ai. The saler of the day bave been 15,000 bales, ftadog! 4000 for export ana speculatios LivERPOU S78 MARKET. —LIVERPOOL, Sept et inactive, Wheat, 1s, Lis bd. per cental for No. ¢ rea Western apring. Flour, a 25s, 6d. per bbi. for Weatern canal WWERLOO!. PROVISIONS MANKET.—LIVERPOOL, Kept, \ 1:90 P.M. Pork, 45a, 60. per bbI fi me Cheese, 653, GY. per ewt. for (he best grades of Ameri- \ ne. LVPRPOOL PRONYOR MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Sep W~ } | Lau PM Paliow, 4a Sd, per owe Nh facts of Whe oatplr Werg, [s Dotter & Potler; vessel to f D Murlbut & C Hodges, Newbern, NC, 4 days, with naval, ics to Thomas & Holmes. on, Ackerly, Virgiala, o Schr W 0 Nelson, Rose, Virghuta, Schr A Turner, Gerney, Virglata. i i Taylor, Virgie. $i + ge fs rginite a po ae Virginia. Sebr Rabecuenat bt, jartiett, Virginia, Sehr Gt Yabbard Loveland, iryiula. Schr AM Haines, Jeter, Vitgiola. Schr L Lt Hopicing, Predmore, Virginia, Schr W Palmer, Cota, ig Yigernt seu SebrS Vang! a ea sa, Ut a Schr Foils ‘D Beridey, ‘Leheridge, Alexandria for nh Ha. Naval em $4 Vaugha mye Albert Thomas, Rose, Georgetown, DC. br Porotas, Acey, Georgetown, LC. Anderson, Georgetown, DQ, for Hudson. | §Endicott, Georgetown, DC, for Provi- Dissonway, Baltimore. hehedict, Ellis, Balmore for Bridgeport, ‘The sbip Nautilus, Hagar, which arrived yesterday from Liverpool, reporia-When ‘about 250 miles to the west of Cape Clear, found the water in the main tank of 2000 gailons had ail leated out; was obiged to run back to Queenstown for casks ra about 600 tons, abaudoned, with nothing standing but part of foremmast Sept) 1st 41, ton 62, af midnight» bad @ hurricane 1: to NIV, of 6 hours’ duration, and another one o1 Passed Through Hell Gato. BOUND soUT. Steamahtp Nerens, Bearse, Boston for New York, with indee. ty ITF Dimoek. Brig Wm Mallory, Jr, Burrows, New Bedford for New You Mary Mitts, Dayton, Port JeMerson for Elizabethport. iv M Vuasar, Jy, Ketly, New Bedford for New York, 1K Pharo, » Providence fot New York. Wilcox, Lubec for New Yor, with ig Schr Thos Ball, Young, Somerset tor New Yor’. Schr Charley Woisey, Carter, New Haven fer Georgetown, pe. j weokt Niantic, Albert, Taunton for New York, with tah to 0. Sele Maria Webster, Parber, Westerly for Rondout, Solr O Perry, Marpiy, Gtew Cove tor New York. Sebr © Brainard, Pendleton, Portiand for Harlem, with stone to E P Wesicrvelt. ie Alkomook, Brown, Nantucket for New York, with dah to Rogers Josephine, Phinney, New Bedford for Naw York, Schr D&E re wi i ig Boston for New York. Sehr WF Braiuard ‘puell, Portland for Harlem, with stone i Youn; Taser, fa Providence for New York. Schr Chas P Stickney, Mathis, Boston for Philadelphia, Rehr Henry A Demmicg, Worden, Portland for Puiladel- Sheppard A Mount, Young, Providence for Elizabeth- port. Poschir San Juan, Somes, Norwich for New York. Sehr Memento, Nickerson, New ford for 4 Sebr Sead, Romer, Newport for Philadephia Sehr Golden Eagle, Howes, New Bedford for Philadelphia, Slr Julia A Crawlord, Young, New Bedford for Philadel: Schr 8 H Bartiett, Harris, Providence for Philadelphia, Sebr Nye, riggs, Bath tor New York. Bone Mary Anne Preamore, Hart, Providenec for New Yor! Yeti RBR No 48, Read, Providence for New yor. * Scor Win fsa) Hull, a ort for Elizabeth por nit, Pi phia. Sehr John rovidence for Punt Johnson. Schr Angeting, Vane! cleat! Providence for New ork. Sehr 8 1 Wines, Hulse, Providence tor New York. Sehr Am nts : Simw, Nantucket for New. York, Schr James B Cunningham, Scofield, New Lonaod for New ‘ork. cir u Ati for Pauuadetphia. Jones eld rn for New Yor: Beir ir Chane sant Schr ‘worth, ialagh with iumber to Gates, +4 Wm hom Yo. ‘ike, Providence for New You ig, Couk!im, Portiand for Alb Scur Hb Welina, Serride Providence for New York. Schr Forrest Lome, Wooten, New Haren for New York. Schr Blackstone, Wickson, Providence for New York: wen gy, Unton Fray with stupe to Bri , Simmons, St George, NB, for New York, fe Co Greenwich for New York, with stone ‘sall, Sackett, Greenwich for New York, atone to ort wit finage Spear, Vinalhaven for Brooklyn, with granite to Bri Sehr fai Meaa, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. sehr Dart, Willams, stamford for New York, Schr Island Belle, Pierce, Vinaibaven for New York, to Kolir Hichiand, Lene, Roslyn for Albany, Scar Frank Herbert, Knowles, Proviceuce for New York. Sy Elizabeth, \ Providence for Rondont. SF eNCey Rand, Nortoport for W hiteaione, Sipple, New Haven for New york. jacties, ¥ days, for Ne’ Wiirray & © ir Levale Ticimes, Young, Norwalk for Port Jobnson, Fehr Virtue, Smith, Greenwich for Phiadelpine Steamer Doris Youn Providence tor Now York, with mclae and pass gers 10 ‘Towns Odell tore s, TTRIP LS i SHEET, pond via, Providence for New York, with mi camer United States, Davis, Pail River for Now York, With mose wud paskongers, BOUND BAST. Steamabip Norwich. Hines. New York for Salem, Steamabiv Acushnol. Rector, New York for New Bedford. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fat! River, Sebr HJ Mead, Hale, New Yoris for Greenwich, Sehr Harriet Ryan, Crowiey, Trenton for Providence. Schr Charter Oak, Poole, Fort Jolnsou for Poriamouth. wht Reading RItNo 50, “Nickerson, I'niladelpnia for Nor. Sehr Reading RR No 4, Rodan, Priladelphia for New Ha- ven. Schr John R MeFee, MeFae, Hoboxon for New London, Sche Morning Light, Owen, Phixaioiphia Cor Britgoport. Treasnre, Taylor, New York for Proviaence Schr Joaeph & Potts, avis, aldmors for New ti chr Five Sisters, Looper, Kew York tor Bomtnn. Schr Armenia, Cole, enn by for Bridj wa ight Caroline Kienzle, Stedman, Georgetown, Bee toe Nor- ich. "sehr EE Botta, Eliaworth, Georgetown, DU, for New He "Sehr B F Jones, D: anime Geormetenn, DO » tor Bridgeport. Sche Win Keverett, Day, Albany. jor Harttord, Sehr T C Lyman, Bill, EI Hieabethport for Middletown, Behe ¥ Merwin, in, runes, Fl Hisabethport or we aa Schr Warren Gates, >mitl lzabethport for Middetown. Schr Gert ‘Now York for Fall River. Chi il, Elizabeth port for I’rovidence, h, New York for Providence, ipa, Port Johnaon for Provid Powers, Crosby, New York for ‘New ‘Giaven bohr Emerald, DeCastto, New York for 5: ‘Dor, Sonr Francie L, Warren,’Port Johnson for Bosion. pote D Talvoy ‘Amabury, Houth Amboy (or Bi Sobr Alruna (BP), Mitchell, New York Cor St John, NB. Schr New Zealand, Popo, Port Johnaon for Boston. Sour Lilen, Harned, Pllzabethport for Bridgeport, Schr Geo E Brown, Gedney, Ellzabetipors for Bridgeport hobr Roanoke, ( rt, tor Taunton, fone foroctta, Oi 4 Phundelp a for New London, Schr Entire, Kinnear, Brooklyn for Providence, Schr Monitor, Chase, Ronslout for Provider bina Stampede, Whiimore, Rondout for Bostor Sehr Willard, Anderson, Eitzabetuport f for Providence, Sohr Helen sar, Duncan, New York for Bang Schr Mary Langton, Beuuets, New York for Apponaug, Schr John D Griifen, Gould, New York for Salem. Selir Nellie Chase, Upton, Amboy for Porrland, Schr Jolm Crocktord, Adams, Eluabethport for New aver Kehr Velma, Cooke, Flizabethport for Salem, Rehr James everdy, Carroll, Rllzabethport for Hartfor . Seur Greenland, Parker, Port Johnagn for Provt tenes. Sehr HM Lior, Miller, Eitmavedhport for New Mavea. Sehr Kim City, Pinney, New York for Newnort, Schr V Barkalew, Combs, New York for Norwalk. Renr Antecedent, Ayres, New York for Stonington. ae Olive Branch, Thompson, Elizabethport tor Bridge- Schr Celostin, Poeips, Now York for Hartford, pacht Jouoph ‘Rogers,’ Piekeuson, Hllzavethport for Port- chr Loon, Johnson, Elizabethport for Brld eport. * keh Jonn W Bell, Hearse, Amboy for Taunton, Scnr Belle, Stmpaon, Hoboken for Bridgep a fowman, New York tor Wai Gonr a ee ar, Smith, Newburg for s am. Este Charles MHawioy, Wlawley, Ellaavetport for” Provl- antares ven, Broo! Schr Jane Russell, Schr Rienzt, Coble Schr C CO Smish, Phi Sehr Dr Win m ford. “Sekt Spavsnie Atles, Port Johnson for Providence. hr Amos Valkenburgh, Proctor, Hoboken for Provi- dence, Schr GW Cummings, Holden, Rondout for Providence. arker, Lyttle, Port Johnaon for Glencove, Baker, Port Johnson tor Providence, ‘ew York for Rockian: E, Haat, Port Johnson for New Haven. Scbr Mellic Frank, Edwarde, Newburg for New Haven, phcht, Saray J Giimney, Gurney, Llizabothport for Now aven. Schr Sarah Maria, Allen, New Yor‘ for Oyster Bay. Schr 4.0 Chew, Hall, Hoboken for Taunton, Schr Wm Young, Hubbard, New York for Fort Je‘ferson, Sobr L Anderson, Anthony, Fort Lee for Hast Chester, Schr Adelaide, Stitt, Newburg for Sag tlarhor. Sobr Verine, Sheitleld, Elizabethport for Pro idence, Steamer Metia, Davis, New York for Fall River, Steamer Pelican, Smith, New York for Norwalic. Wurrraronr, LI, Sept 27— PM. Tho brit Milwankes, Stroul, for Boston, which putin here on 25th, «ni three other vessels, which ran in for shelter dur- ing the past #4 houra, have all proceeded, SAILED. poe Nevada, and China, Liverpool; gow; Suxonin, Havana; Robt Ingham, Sydh Bj ew’ Orleans; Champion, Charleston: Hatierasy Hichinowd. Wiad at sunset WNW. Marine Disasters. © We Woonnory, Harriman, at San Francisco from Boston, sprang bowsprit when olf Gape Pillar during a gale. BARK FAN STE (Br), Forbes. from New York tor Amnter. dam, which put into Halifax 19th inst, reports Sept 10, ina severe burricane from N&, which Instet 12 hours, carried away foremast head, sprung foretopaail yard, ot hove down, raining vessel bad! hifted cargo betiveen decks and caus: ing Ler to leak very badly. Would have to disebarge. Bria Many Srmwatn, Hodges, on her recent voyage from New York to Barbados, sp! att # bad leak on the passaue, ‘and damaged her cargo; would probably be hove down lor repairs. Sour WD B, from Elizabethport for Saco, was run into while at anchor at Vineyard Haven morning of doth inst hy schr Seguin and bad her starboard rail broken amidsbips and Dulwarks stove in. The Segwn sustained no damages Scone PARAGON, Shute, from Picton for Pembroke, Me, put into Liverpool, NS, lth inst, leaking. WIll have to dia- charge part of cargo for repairs, Misvcliancous, LAUNcIED- At East Boston 24 inst, from Mr Town. ‘ard, a schooner of abont 50) tong, bulit tor Messrs Towa Nickerson & Co. Notico to Mariners. A steam fog whislie has been erected by the government of the Dominion of Canada, on Cranberry island, vear Cape Canso, soitheastern const at Nowa, Sovtia, to replace the Dx. boll Fox Trumpet, recently jn oparation tuers. During thick Weather, fogs tnd snow storma, the whistle will be sounded Sacconds in each minute, maXing an tuterval of 52 seconds ‘between each Diaat, Whalemen. Cleared at New Bedford 26th, bark Hunter, Holt, South Failed (rom do 26th, ship Josephs i barks Helew Mi jailed from do 26th. shin Josephine ; barks Chas W Morgan, Norin Pacific pa at de spe sicbis” Ship Atnenals (Br), Baker, from Antwerp for #1 sep ee Ta a t, from Antwerp for Philadelphia, ‘i Hark alindora, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, Sept 8, tat fon Brig arryirown, from New York for Gibraltar, Sept 19, lat al a forelgg Forts Angier, July ship Jennie Eastman, “Getehell from Cardi fe Pane aie mes bark Geo Treat, Ginn, Toile for Boston ; 26th, aatys Neaulan, Schibye, Boston for Bata v L Hall (eh Wighanison, Batavia for Peuang; 27th, bark A Furiaworth, Froeman, New York for ogee a Horatio, Hardy, from do for orders. Aug at ja port bark Dulreas g Pulveland (Br, tr] Ba So ~ t ig Bia or Sere erie; Mizrapire. (hin, Mankense! Cynric (try. Wallace; Anonyma (Br), Porter; Juliet (Kr), Barhard), a anit Tantalion Gaatie dhe), lbrowa, ail for New York lug) Oarden Beach, Gilmore, for Boston, do; Preshope (Br), for Ca ke New York, do; Alfce Vetinard, Hi, Humphrey, aa Du Tugelow, decobe, noc: Joun'N’ Cusling, Baxter, froin Mou: monn arrived Vth ume oy or Went tw sea from Sangor 12h, bark Clara, Nickels, for |® Singspore: A7\h,suip Glenbaren (Br), Evans, for New York ind ani phi. CIENFURGOS, Sept %3—Arrived, bri Thomaa, New Yora, Salled 16th, bri, sette Husted, Maloney, New Yor Ulu polt brig da, for New York ia Rept 12—Cleared, brige Princess Beatrice 3,18th, Brudene! (Br), Gordou, do. Mdanuna, Sept 18—Salled, ships Detroit, Newion, Ene- land; Merrie Monarch (Br), Uren, ‘New Orlea HAVAN aa oR Bay, GB, Yor fork. ‘Ralied 6th, brig B F Nash, Hons, N of Hatteras. Les July 29—In port ship St Albans (Br), Pike, for rk Penang, White, for do, ready for sea. aii Frankiin, Drew, Boston, 16—Entered out, bark Mary Anna (NG), Lonpon, Mposter, for Pade reer 1 18—Arnived, brigs Lena (Br), Whar- th, Jae Coll (Br, Cou in S-Arrived, brie’ Grace’ Lathrop, Hardy, Joly 25-Sailed, ship Foutenaye (Br), Taylor, july 81, shine Galatea, Gardner, for Boston Ide: infon, from Hong ‘Kong, arrived July 42, toF iptie (BD. cre Fit oe Br), Elwood, and orp Given, for New Yor or (Fr), Pichatid, * New York: Derby, ‘Gomes i: San Francisco, ready forsea; Mogul (Br trom dae Koag, to load for. San Wratk cisco, pavAasAv, Sert 14-Salied, brig Jeanie Morton, Gamage, aitimore. Prim Pram (Africa), Aug 15—In port bark Dawn, Grego- ry, from Accra. barnas, Sept 3—Sailed, brig Alfred, Donnell, Baltimore. phaxaoon, Aug $—In port bark Neversink, Gibson, for uro} pe. SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 27—Arrived, st, and Hansa, Brickens! proceeded). SINGAPORE, Jnly 29-Safled, bark Queen of the Seas (Br) Naveron, New York; Aug 1, sbip Fearless, Tilton, Pena rt Au shtp Peruvian, for Boston Idg; barks Er- nest (Fr), So4tons, Macalr, tor’ do do; g Ky Leury, Baker, steamships Dor York for Bremen (aud A, Sept 18—Arrived, brig ML B Br | Estes, New | ken. from Hong Kong, arrived lst, for New York, do. Santos Aug t-Arrived, bark Rheldol Queen (Br), trom San Francisco. Arrived, aghr Hattie Ross, from Portiand. yt 25—Cleared, sehrs. Frances Bry Ble: ih, New Vor; dh, Lonisa D Br), Wagner, di Atrica), Aug 13—Io port bark jiviny’ Everett, Ports. Ame ALEXANDRIA, Sept 26—Saila, ache Jeae Tan 24, Bow pHustON Sept 26—Arrived, barks Johnson, rara (not Jamaica); Ki Charleston sachored inthe Road mmowihy rigs Ee P Sarelk, Pe 7 ae, Thompson, \dieton, yr Baltimore: MC Conuery, Connery, Carver, Hondout Schee c herien F Hoyer, Poland, Philadel: hia; Matanzas, Bragnon, Sort Johnson; William Butman, tnian, Elizavethport; Lebannab, Hall, do; Volant, Her: Fiek, do; CH Eaton, Shackford, Kondoul; Bay State, Sea- ary, New (eared—Ships Glen Roy (Br), Adley, Calentts; Helen Clinton, Blanchard, New Orleans: secures JL Mao yy Russ Savanoab; F St Claw Edwards, irelan nao Anna Lyons, Grai Baltimore; ‘Vashti si sharp, 8 delphia; stir W' ennedy, How Batttadter Joun Harvey, Hatch’ Piedaiphia: bark Hattie O me | Fisk, Ni bri Pensacoia; cht suananet West, ita Grane; bHas” Arthur Bgglero and bound, ined at anchor jn the from Salem for mr Leop: tn Liverpool; bark 3 stra chi an, from St Johns, hart, New Orieaus via Hava laide, Etchberger, Rio Janeir Eiiloit Ritehie, Hutehyos, Bosto! ‘Thacher, and eB Bureley, Lowell dot Portland; Jason, Willey, Port au Prince, . Heared Gene Vires ‘Virgin! iy Dryden, New Bedford. | lied B BATH, Sept Me Amved, sehr Allee Oakes, sarsion, New Salied—Schre Samuel Giirwan, Ketter, Wilmington; RM | boy gd Brown, Philadelphia; Onward, Bowker, Havre | leeeteree, jept 27-—Arrived, schir Ge: a Parks, for Washington, DU sm TMA, Meer Bept 14— Arrived, ach Char! DENNYAVILLE, Sept 2—Arrived, scbr Judge Lowe, lowell, New York. nies, Note tors: t “ J Laughton EAST GREEN i Sey ed, sehr M V Coon, 1 pl cea RT ON HULE, Sept 27—Arrived, steamer North Carolina, from Ga veatou for Baltimore,’ with machicry | we tay ceed ith, bark Lord Baltimore, from Baltimore th Roads. ] a oy Fema MR, 8 ‘Sept Hailed, schr RB Smith, sicker. son, New York 5 Or BALTIMORE, Sept otter gem, be Pie i Key ' Abdomion! 7 1. brie Ff Sterrienamy Late fou ralon | GaLyesT: 2, eve 90—1e craw, Pe siak—Arvirei, bet Lord Pal br, Slovomy, Car GARDINER, Rept A “t ig Ce Merrt. man, Bath for Puilaierphiar veut. tek Nowack souneon, ‘Ole are Bets Hi len ram Abi, hee Telegrs iy Mekeraon, and Mall bes “Gnot ESTER, Sepe 26—Ari Ene INDIANOLAT Sept 19-0. port aches J Rider, Core eon, fur New York sooa: Dit Winber, tor vases pac KSONVILLE, sept 21—Arcived, achr Mary Stow, Ran- Chharleston, “Glonred. Ser Allce B Gardner, Turner, Pa!t River; Bave Watery Spates, New Haven, moult ‘Sept 23—-Arrived, bark HD Stover, Pierce, New VitioeoaE, , Sept 92—arrived, sche Wigwam, Field, New THEW ORLEANS, Gept 22—Arrived,, ship. Chillianwaitay oltrey. flo Jane ks Solomon, Koda, Gates, Phil phat ‘Aretusa (Sp), Kudolf, fa: 4ith—Sallod, sLeamahip Gen Sedgwiok, Elis, New York rook New York Pass, Sept 32—arrivea, ship Edward Hymaa, w Vor WAU RY POKY Sept 25—-Arrived, achrs Martha, Smith, i New Zealand, Lowe, Rundout; Vacine, dian, Hlsatatnpr ort; Susan, from New York; Hiawatha, Lee, NEW REDFORD, Sept 98—Acrived, schra Wm McGee Woodlan, Baltimore; 0 W Locke, Huntey, and J Truman, Gibbs, Phibadeira Heney Gibbs, Chuse, New York ; Jolm | Meulck, Clem mia, Vocasast for do. a alte ce, Uibha, Geor rie sou; Charger, ites Jolh Ranao:ps, Robbing; Thos We Smith, Boek ner; Palladium, wy ler Reynot, i 0 dhine, Whittemére, cee ean le, Bacon, New ver? NEW HORT Sept Bh, FM Artle ed, sched Hull Thomas rn 4 New York for eR May iadelphitas win Calais rt New York: Caroline Kalan, Gand, ‘Trabee 06 Fawiuonet may ovkland for do rose, Teva, Peraoa. Vi fn for age _ town, DC; a B Bent, Strout, Prov! Mary, Kecyon, fey, Chane, and A¥ Am Ta Bi Romer for Phila: Jaa Eogiis, Baker, (or Rundor a Ortoana tor'New York; Ann 1s Valentine, Bayles, Bristol for do; Goddess, Kelley, Pawtucket for Falta del} ‘dated previowsiy, brig John Balch, Hodgdon, Bangor for Washington, Shy PaO PM Areived, aches Frances, from Now Bedtora Ida & Aunte, ‘homastoa New 39; Marla Roxana, oston for New York; Sagan ul, do for Achorn, Falt River phta: Village foe Georgetown, York; Damon, Bangor for Piniadelphi, ail, Gardiner ‘Thomaston for do! Bertha Souler, Windaor for Richmond; Ontario, Philadelphia (or Salem; Victory, Roudout for Bow ton. Ni .W HAVEN, Sept 27—Arrived, achrs General Grant, 0, Jersey City; George Twibeli, Herring, ‘Trenton; ev St John. Parsons, do; Surge, Warwie! f a0; Kae ‘oy’, Arnold lial oe ‘Aan’ Amelia, Alen, ew vant yy Judes Bunyoa, Gandy, Now Brunawlok; _ Mist, M Henry, Terrill, Sonth’A mboy ; van he Eliz Brig’ Morning List, Bu ‘0, PR; sehee a An 1» Doyle, New Yor! jabeock, Port Johar atoa, NORWICH, Sept 28—Arrived, Steamer Uttity, Liter ss Alexandria sohes AL Butler. do; Frou Tyler, Torri Amboy Chatnplin, Eilzabethport ; Suet, Al ton: Hi smith, smith, Fonshiceepste; icappahaanock, pew LONDON, Sept 26—Arrived, schra F Merwin, from Alexandria for Gréion: Josepuine, Hobakea for Norwich, Salled—Seura Geo Hotensiss, J Cunningham, and Fran‘ w Fork and John Bride, ia connel, New Orleans. Saul “Brig Hoven Mt sto PILL ADELPHIA, gy Viokery, B “Taha: Suttote, Smith, Boston, hip Alerandee (fin, Crown, Hamburg; barke Jewel (Br), Coraing, Havre; Henry Pink: Portland ; brigs Era es Kalght, rn lo, Dyer, Vorttand; acura Bolle Malliday, Pott irisidonce Wm Waltreo, Scull; John McAdam, Wittard, tad Pedro A | Gran, Lake, Bostoa; M Camm! fone Smith Cohasset ; Mart- | gtta and, Norton, Lizzie Maul, Doane; Marcia FD McCarthy, ‘sirayaon, ‘and EB Everman W Hoy Mioghams Clas Pawtucket. hrs Daybreak, Blake, Adventure (2), Kark- Now York, auip Henry Petham Dyer, Portiand ; achra Ocean Wave, Nore, an® exter ; : Auclize, fron Bonaire ordered x three. tuasted steamer we LAND, Sept 26—Cleared, achr E A Deffart, Pink- HeMOUTH, Sept 4—Arrived, schr Benj Hoyt, Strong, Bichihes, PROVIDENCE, Sept 25—Auzivedt aches Allon Tila, Bteet- jo Bangor. man, flog Taland, Va; Mary Parker, Perry, Watebaprigng, Varsonepn P Cake, Raticutt; Robert Pulter, Dabolt; Gow Burton, budlam; J W Rumsey, Brown; Jamies Alderdier, Wilts; CA Walnwright, Abrams, Pailadelphia; Minute, son, do for Pawtucket; Pennsylvania, Warres, Pore won; Sally Mortun, Mulbridge, 2 # Shalt Hoboken; n, otan; PM ‘ought, Hallock, Huntington: s, Seranton, New Yor! —Schra’ Oliver Ames, Freuch, Georgetown, DC; nson, Jr, Corson, Philadelphia; iilow, tl Urtdge, Trouton; Free'Wind, Frisbeo; Ano Eliza, Caswell; HP’ iy, Stokes; Saratoya, Werks: J Ii Young, Barrett; Cynthia Jane, Goruner, and John Warren, die, New k iis ICH MONT, Repu ss ihecived ‘soar Geo B Upton, Roverts, ana Wyanoke, Bourne, New York; schra Frank Ja- faced windsor, NS; Magwo ell, Jamieson, Ki MORN FRANCISCO, Sept 19--Sailed, anip, © Elen Austin, French, Pascamayo (Peru) ; bark Jeanne d'Are (Fr), Bedec, Port Maia SAVANNA, Sept 26-Saited, atenmahip Leo, Dearborm ‘Kk. mahips Magno! Palmer, and Hunte- ville, Crowell, New York; wreckiug steamer A Winants, New ba Pee Fi pat im tor ‘coal (aud cleared for New York). Y chy Frank Seb re Strout, ¥. catia &. a M, Sept 25—.arrived, ro feaz! Thomas Mix [iall, Eilzabetaport; Georgietia, Lord, Lobe- ; Bulow, Ames, Coxsackie. “Baile Rrig Glimor Meredith, Avres, Alexandria. BOMERSEE, Sept 35—Arrived, sehr Mary A ae Tyler, hia. Patel ache Thomas BBall, ttgder, Georgetown WINEVARUHAVE EN, Sept it. PM~Arrived, brige 3 P Sienna, faton, Bucksville, SU, via Delaware Breakwater for Boa ton; Edith Hall, Oilver, and WR Sawyer, Vinkoam, Phila deiphia for, dg; achre KE Stimpson, York for 8t Joh: speamons lege hel. Vannaman,’ Bruwet; HB MeCauley, Gains ‘M 3 Doughtom Fatont; Jonathan May, Neal; & D'saulle Steelman; Khea ib Umery, Vanghan ‘ Smail; Rebs me Rich; D'S Moat R, 8 Miller, St Enuly stl ety lie Siwards, Somars,’ Philwte! Hosto sell, Tomin, do for Lym Emma G ldwards, Lee, Blanley, do for Beverly - for Hewett, Foster, do for ast bridge; Wm G Bee otf” Barliett. do, for Guiacy Points Othelo, atthey9, Georgetown, bo, for Boston ; wards, 80-cer$, Phitadeipula for a2 ‘Merrill C Hart, Raw- ies ao for do; Ocean Kanger, C! arks, Hoboken fos tor do; Ne- mto, Smail, got for Saiom; M.A Coombs, Coombs, Pen: naacolm for do; WD B Dal a Elizabethport for Fs ‘offi, Re noida, Port Johos.n for Roatont Martha arto jens, do for Fortaadi J L Uammond, Lan - re “busied by—Schra Pe J Simmons, Taw gis Fer, for Prater Emma (Br), Bradicy, 3 Smid ichrs boule F Benith, Marta Loutsa, Jacob Kier D Davidaon,. LB Uni dor Se; ws Susan Genter? jail, Helen M Wate, ble erie Louder, iaee8 f koi Geo Fales, Damon, Ll mh Monel! Mary Pare ei Conden, . bk © po td Light Ged Wee oft Johnson oa ate brig James Davie, Mary, E Dang, schre Mi Marae ulatd lancock, W DB: Mary F Hudson, ton, age me Vignes tM D Sent Bs Emily & Jenuey, Amos win GTON ING, Sept 28—Arrived, atcamship Benetac fw York! achr A G Ireland, Townaend, do. tor, Jones, N WARRE ae ppt Yh Arrived, sehr Cornelia, Ferns, North up, Philadelphia, WIC! a Sept 25--Arrived, schr Lilly, Warrtngtom, New Yor! Stu Salted, ‘chr Angeline, Robinson, New York, Sutled— Sehr M R Carlisi Herring's Ae Morring 4 TRNPION SAFES, 2i Broadway, cornae Murcay #ea9 A.—Pinlows New Perfumes, “T LOVE your” aud “WHITE ROSE.” A.—VFor a Yiish and Elocant Go direct to we manutacturer, ESPENSCHEID, US ame cy Ama, 82 Saved on Kall Style Gentlemen’ lock ever offered nt OMPANY, 16 Corlandt atreet. A Luxuriant Head of Finir and a Cool, Clean tealp are very desirable, CRISTADORU'S HAIR PRE- SENVATIVE will uccomplish both, Pry tee Al.—I. G. 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