The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1871, Page 10

10 THE DUNT PENALTY. Se eee TE William Pritchard, a Colored Boy, Hanged in Maryland QUTRAGE ON A WHITE GIRL—THE ‘CRIME, Vain Appeals for Compintation of the Death Sent:nee. eee eee A Conversation with the‘ Condemned—Oazed and Haunted by Hallucinations, but . Firm atthe Threshéld of Death, His Last Speech Denouneing His Judges and Accusers. TOWSENTOWN, Baltimore Oounty, Md., Sept. 29, 1871, Towsentown is the county seat of Baltimore ‘Tounty, and is an antquated-looking village of about Diteen hundred invabitauts. It 18 one of tne oldest, towns in the State of Maryland, and is surrounded by an agricuitural region noted for tts wealth ana fertility, It has to-day been the scene of much busy bustle and excitement. The town has been fail of people of all ages, sexes and conditions ever since eariy morning, gathered to witness the execution of William Henry Pritchard, a colored man, who ‘Was bung here to-day for the heinous crime of out- raging a young German girl named Mary Sendel. THE CRIME. The facts in relation to the commission of the crime and the circumstances surrounding it, as de- veloped by the evidence given upon the trial, shows that one night about the middle of August, 1870, Pritchard asa a companion named Palmer, much older than himself, had escorted two girls of their wn color from a social gathering at the house of a colored man named Dickson, Uving in Baltimore county, abont ix mules from Baltimore city, to their homes, on what is Known as the Trappe road. After leaving the girls the boys for some reason did not go home, but loitered along the road, and two o'clock A, M. found them walking along the highway in the direction of Baltimore city. On the outskirts of the city toward which these boys were approaching sive Many poor people, who, in thé berrying season, Walk ont the oid Trappe road to gather berries, and on the morning aliuded to Mary Sendel; accompanied by her aged grandfather, left her home about one o'clock forthe purpose of gathering blackberries, ‘They left at this early hour that they might fll ther baskets and retarn home in time to escape the ex- cessive heat of midday. The girl and her aged companion had got about five mules from the city when they met Pritchard and his companion. ‘The boys spoke to thei friendly, giving the usual sab od morning,” and then suddenly and without @ moment's warning attacked the old mau abd Knocked him down. When he could regain himself he started in the direction of Balti. More, running as for nis life. ‘The rest of the story 1s soon told, THE YOUNG AND INNOCENT GIRL, who had vainly tried to escape while the attack Was being made upon the old gentleman, was over- taken and made the victim of the brutal lusts of both Pritchard and ms companion, Palmer. When'they bad gratified their brutal passions they leit the poor girl by the roadside and ran away, She, as best she could, made her way to a farm house near by, half dead with fright and the injnries she had received, waked the mmates up, aad to the house wile i RELATED THE FEARFUL STORY of wrongs done her virtue that will fill her whole life with unutterable sorrow and woe. The noble Woman into whose cars she poured the story of the dreadful crime listened with womanly afection to her simple recitation and at once took such stepS a8 were necessary to relieve her bodily sufferings, while her husband 4munediately started in pursuit of the youthful villains, and the next day they were arrested, taken to Towsentown and lodged in jail. They were both ammediately indicted for the hemous offence, bat for some reasom the cases were postponed over two terms of court, and Palmer broke jail and escaped. Pritchard’s counsel moved his case to Baltimore city, where it came up for trial at the March term, 1871, of we Criminal Court, and resulted in his being CONVICTED AND SENTENCED TO DEATH. After eS had been sentenced he was re- moved to the jail at Towsentown, where he has tince remained. For some time past there have been great efforts made by a large number of influential people to have Privchard’s sentence commuted to imprisonment for Mfe. Jt was thought by a great nuiuber that he was controlled entirely by Palmer, who was much older, and fuliy shown to have been the principal actor, the first to make the proposition and the first to comuut the outrage. Pritchard's youth was also strongiy urged as a reason why he Should not ve hanged, ‘The pressure upon Goveruor bowie on behall of Pritchard was very great in- deed, and @lmost continuous since his DEATH WARRANT WAS ISSUED, but the Governor Partog f refused to interfere, and On the 26th inst sent the following letter in reply to the last appeal in his denaif, giving bis reasons for Dot interfering with the sentence of the Court:— CoLLInaton Post Orriog, Sept. 26, BS Biey dri : 2 sch paperipen EAR SIR—Your appeal in behalf of Pritchard was received by last mail Iregret that I cannot feel justified in Feaponding favorably. You are entirely mistaken in ali the grounds upon you ask commutation, weet pave i ia renin from his counsel who defended him upon his trial that he bad ample ume for breparation— if my memory serves me currectly—as all the papers are ip Anuapolis dare months; that he nade the best he could out 0! @ bad case and pleaded for one bour for the boy's live. Scond—His want of friends. A number of the most Prominent gentiemen in the State, who were not conversant with all (he tacts of the ave interested themselves for If, Of the inmost estimabie clergy- by has been unremitting in his have laid the case fully, aud as me, upainst the woman's character have fe... eburely refuted, e sergeant of police of that dis- trict aud others ilirm that her character aud assvciaions were good, Her leaving the city in the might TO PLOK LLKEIES VOR MARKET, ata season of the year when the kind of work she usually e..1n afforded her no employment, accompanied as she y ber aged pran father, euouid testify rather vo ber tor ry than Vad babiie. While the girl's character has been ven to be good the boy's has been impeached. “—Tue boy himseli admis his guilt and pleada only bis youth aod the persuasion of his accompiice, las escaped, hope only for a time, cout Tr he was vid enough SUCN A HORRID CRIME AS THIA be is ola enough to sufler for i, “And the fact that he could aid iv beating and driving the old man off, stand by Sind see tik Young abd strugcitng git) Drutauy ravished by an- ther aud then commit the (eariu.act bimseil shows that be ject for Executive clemency, I have exawined earetully and with ERY DISPOSITION TO MERCY, and I can tmagige few crimes 60 wordy Of Capital punisb- ment. ett, rounds Rive appeal for, Pia can see no suf exit reason for grant informed the Rey. Mr. Bow, sie boyte apart bis other friends, a mponit go, vod evastant'y since, inetd wpdn jorbo mane fuverfere with the sente r. Worf, T ktiow, hue led him Wo believe ihat be would be executed on Friday next, Any extension of Ume at this late day would only NOUBA DELUBIVE HOPES & preparation for his final doom pe. T regret kness of three ot my chii- polls, bave caused you and b {ue trouble of this currcepondence. 1 ash youre, ery iruly and respeotiuuy, Al oping me frc TE. On the 27th inst, the day upon Shek. the! avove detter was réceived irom Governor Bowie, the cor- Jent of the HPRALD visited the jail in Tow- and nage the kindness of Mr. Nicholas ©, (ue Sheruf of the county, was allowed to gee THE CONDEMNED BOY. He tea short, thick set negro, quite black, and in co stolid and sensual rather than intelil- in fact, he ts such aculored boy as you might meet in the daily walks of ife a hundred times and wever Be gutin his form or countepance that would ct your attention more than the other boys of Lis age iat come in your way; indeed, be is “quite the reverse froin good looking in every respech. But there is a certain degree of interest that clusters arounl any human being under scutence of death, No matterswho they are, how , What they are, how ungainly may be their ‘noha! appearance, or how dwatied their intellect, vere 15 # Inyeterious something that attaches iteel fo thelr thoughts, actions and conversation that ditts them out Of tue ordinary sphere of life and at éaebes lo them ana ali their movements that vague ancertatnty that belongs to the tndden future. As J richard, the simple Beare boy, he would attract no _AWenton, but when awal mis? hich is ized wih that st certainty that admits of ne joubt as to when the fatal moment shail come, he comes clothed with a new. character, by force of the circumstances With which he sur- rounded, that makes him and his acts fuil of gnterest. My first impressions of Pritchard weve not borne out by a conversation with him, J ig@nd him the possessor of Fone ay that is rarely eyes Met wiih in people of his race in nis Ee Indeed, he was an exceedingly smart voy, He was Buant | iu. conversation, could read and write, usea good sage Gud answered Bl Gueptions put to Lun pig: y gad witout Les NEW YOK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. tation. r>eg tres T¥rag ashered into his presence Labestpeimen. As his unprepossessitg aha ca Parouséa. aie pre} Jeeumg’ of sympathy tor the “Boor bor. but after s momenv’s Coavers?iion one could not feel easy him presence; @ sense of ‘compassion for the tne oy Toat wee pain ‘fooause ut ‘upon you. “it would Ye wrong, ow, now, 0 ave ‘Words of cheer, lor it might kindle hopes tuat could mot be realized, and you could not comemene with ‘hat spirit that was looking down into the very DEPTHS OF THE GRAVE ‘without focling that you stood upon tts awful brink it, and you drew back as from the grave it- firat shown into Pritchard's presence he ‘was engaged in writing. He looked up as we en- tered and immediately ceased. He conversed yn d upon the fearful doom that — him, received Governor, confessing the crime, tim as written by the prisoner:— To OW;SEEDTOW: JAIL, Bept, 26, 1871, .ernor Bowie wi itchard wrote the following letter to The 1c 8 given Mr. Gov. Onen Bowie Sir | have written to 708 heme f A ad Dest condemn to die for nothing in a manner it is a very cla- ses cans Be coed) a Se cage, Rte Begining tnd ead: some understan the Begin! tng of may ew tn write-in f asd they all started on We all prion house and it was We iiss Jn the house fat gave the tia good sight ena | ETt e in the an ean seat nad the Slicks, plarmar ise smarens scant or plank, Which sa the giris and We fe Was returning homo phariner sald ‘said leas me and you KNOCK THIS MAN Dov’ and take this girl and ‘and 1 did not have an notion of anythin; whi of ihe King tad b be p > rupees ‘we came u) fharmaer sald ‘good ‘and the man spoke morning and = eetiten tars on a little more and armer struce the man thres times on the bead and knocked ie on is knees and be got up off of bis knees and run faster then a man been struck and after that pharmer caugat the Bir! and threatened ber rand "AKEN WER BY THE NTO! and made ber suydue to hits and told the git! If she td not subdue he would kliled het, and-the girl did Keep more firat ‘about the man then she Did about her self iu a manacr, and he made the subdue for me But 4 did not go through with the performance or PRENOSTIOATED NATURE UPON IER. Jak! not because my heart failed me, and after that was alt over With, pharmer said to the «irl and asked her Was it not he kid to ner aT was standiog off toine few feet and e ‘girl ‘Walked aE jul scared appearance and! was frightened 1 tell the truth f attempted iamed my heart fall ye apd 20 dia not aooouphan iis ‘and by him i am here now appearance like they makin; me suter for pharmer doing, 1. nethier struck the man an nor rape tne girl Lut { atlempted it, By bim 1 am here to-day faine motiyes { day and if { had agree to Rilted her as anid Frouid not ‘been hese to-day to be hanged, fo it nam glad 1 dhd not although they are for, Milo of po ing. | Segreesit Diggs sworen to falses for iittlo of ing. it Diggs sworen to and ci also” and Wits alee and -eate howara and frank dietSon 0 that John | Shesy ared the and peter truth ‘as nigh the one that we Bheay t! es that got to me first and diggs down to the B cate howard brought them to dizous-and the al Wos With them, one of those polices tiyed to make me state evidence "But j did not would not know any- thing inti was ENTENCE TO RE HANGED and now itell the truth and nothing else and { can say. Rachel Blacksione sweared the trath also, and | can not seg a wherein 1 am bein; justice in judge gilmore courti was not showed any play for’ my life at least entimen Ae i the truth 1 believe it was 1 dont wish tell & false in my ny tat itt Yoowit, i, no phisacan to examine tt girl and nothing there Were small points in the case that { Gould noe wy sell; said be never saw me But once and ft wag that night he said, an; Believe Without avy Tatcal fal my case Almost a a ny points in iy cage and ity {will could al roost plende id_ or as the one that did he ean not Blind me ae Boren sniase appeared figs ne oot talking for wg aga inst me all tho there. were not any questains asked the gin in a manner in my By THE GIRL WAS WRITTEN ME A LETTER since {have Bein centence under death, that imosful Beg Pordon in Behalf of Wilifam Pritchard that is my poricutar that nald that in her letior. She ees wherein she was, roug and in so doin, nt Diggs tt Would not do him to Bwenre telice ne had to Bond a lerter‘to une govenor and also the one that sent a letter to govenor also Baid that Wiliams Prichard, wos os muck tafe irae levee pharmer 1 told bin novaing io my cage aeither one Way end xt the other — 1 oy gee wherein that i Showed Justice, a Om WILLIAM HENRY PRITCHARD, THE PRISONER. Pritchard was born near Easton, Talbot yon Md, on the 26th of December, 1855, therefore in his seventeenth year. In 1300" a arents moved to Baltimore city from the Eastern Shore, and have ever since resided near that city, Hie father, mother and a brother and sister are living. = vier TEE of Et pate! is 8 young girl about twenty years of very poor but respectable parents, She is about medium size, and 1s rather fine 100king. She dresses neatly, and has a clear, bonest expression of countenance that impresses one with her inno- cence and simplicity, Soon afier Pritchard was sentenced to death it be- came noised about that he was A “SPIRITUAL MEDIUM.” He would tn the evening sit and by putting the tips of his fingers upon the table make dance about the cell. One evening when engaged in his usual fray with the “spirits” a circumstance occurred that put an end to his attempts at spiritual mant- festations. He was as usual es with the bench, one evening about nine o'clock, when. A TERRIFIC SCREAM WAS HEARD Inthe cell occupied by the colored prisoner, Warden, supposing that some were trying to escape, seized his revolver and ran down stairs. He found the cells all securely locked and everything secure, but the inmates in the greatest confusion and terror. Pritchard was screaming ‘murder’! at the top of his voice and BS apes frantically to God and man ior mercy. became sufficiently calm Pritchard told the warden, Mr. Linzey, that be haa been playing with his bench as usual, when all at’ once there wasa@ warm breath of air swept ta through hus Window and rolled along the floor ge A BALL OF FIRE. He sprang uD, but the moment he touched the floor he said the alt of fire seemed to get under bis feet and to follow him as he jumped avout trying to escape it, Since that time be could not be indaced to touch bis bench or make sy of the motions joe with “mediums” for fear that the apparition ight again appear. The Spirituatists aoout here toa ee. interest in bi for some time, but of late -, ave not troubled themselves about him, For some time after Pritchard was sentenced he seemed wholly indifferent to his fate. He evidently did not think that there was mon — danger of hia Meeting his death upon the gal 3 but of late. ne has been quite attentive to his o piritual afairs, and under the cirection of Mr. Hoff, of the Episc Church, he has spent much time in preparation 10! death, He has been baptized in tue Church, and professes an entre chauge of heart, He sald yes- lerday wat “HEB WAS PREPARED TO DIE, although he regretted to end his life in sucn a way.”? Yesterday he was rey ad earnest in his rere jie Cations for Divine mercy, and spent almost al in reading his p ok aid praying. It must have been to hima errible day; he could disiinctiy bear the workmen engaged in. ‘erecting the scaffold upon which le was to end this life in a few short hours. His spiritual adviser was with him most of the day, coat and directing his thoughts to- ward preparation for THE CERTAIN DOOM that awaited him. Towara evening, when Rey. Mr. Hoi left him, his father catied ana took his last farewell, The scene that ensued during this inter- view between parent and child is described by the guard as “a most efeciing scene.’ THe ate littic eupper last night, and seemed restless and nervous after his father bad gone. He ofien calied the guard and desired w converse Wilh him, and seemed vo DREAD TO BE ALON. As the shades of night began to thicken this fecling seemed to manifest ttseif more and more, until ine ‘uards were obligea to refuse to converse with him ‘or fear of distracting lis mind from preparation for lis awlot doom, As the night alvanced the scene inside this wretched boy's cell is described as ex- ceedingiy touching. He would cry and pray and beg to be forgiven his sins, aud would jump from oue side of his ceil to the other, evidently NEARLY GRAZED BY THE THOUGHTS that crowded themselves upon his brain with fearful rapidity. At last wearied nature sought repose, and sleep, that balm that soothes the achin; brain and wipes out for a time the knowledge ol Wuat awaits us, came t his eyes, and about twelve o'clock he sank upon his ride couch and slept his last sieep before that one long continuous sleep tiat knows no waking. About five o'clock tus morming he awoke an? immediately resumed HUS PREPARATION FOR DEATH. He prayed more ferventiy, says the guard, this morn- jag, aad seemed less nervons aud excited than before, and alter @ time called the guard and sald to him, “I am now prepared to die, I have now for religion. I never had tt till last might. I have veen joultng before, but last night it came tome I am now WILLING TO MEET MY PATE." He then resumed his devotions, and continued them almost without cessation until breakfast was brought. Of this he ge sparingly and seemed inclined to talk rather than eat, About mne o'ciock Rev, Mr. Mo came to the jail and found Pritchard reading the fiity-third chapter of Isaiah, to which he had caiied ils especial alention, Hé greeted the minister very cordially, and toid him Uat he was happier tnan ever belore and ready to ale, Sak then engaged in prayer together, and continued tne devotions up to the hour designated for the execution. The scene in the jail ali the morning was exceed- ingly touching. ‘The suppiications of the wretched boy could be distinctly beard throughout all paris of the building, and the prisoners were many of them moved to tears, as Were smauy of the ofMsials, by the jt! of his appeal This morning dawned bright and beantiful; hardly @ cloud was visible upon the clear blue sky overhead; a sharp breeze nlew: from the meet and nature seemed tn 118 bapp the day threatening clouds be, to gather, aa ty twelve o'clock smiling nature bad changed its ga: gar, pe seemed Te pea the — scenes THE EXECUTION ee place in the Swear of the jatl, and the Sherif, havrng in view the law requiring such exhibitions to be Dubli¢, erected the scaffold in ful view of the Wee Fy Ule execution was le the jail yard except mission. About one hun- dred occupied the enclosure, and the hills outside Were literally lined with ge women and children, Of all ages and a deemed it & rare Sight to witness & poor mortal pay the penalty of his crime with his lise. At twelve | O'C100K, precisely, the Sherif of the county, accompanied ‘by Sneritt very, Of Baliwore ily; Marsual HY, of Balu- more city, and some half dozen representatives of Pe geod nies ical to the cell to make A eg final for death, When the party met Sherig Burke at tne ‘When all was in readiness to enter the huge key was turned in its socket, the heavy tron bolt flew back with @ ne the tron door ‘ood in the heavily upon its binges, and we ns of | the condemn ior As bo entered: Burke addressed, ie cal. prit boy:—"It now becomes duty as Sheriff of Baltmors county, to prepare the) for death. I sincerely hope that you tave made use of the Opportunies Pong uu and a ly prepared to meet your fi tonard | listened attentively to what the Sheriff said, and when he fuished remarked audibly and without emotion, “I 4AM READY.” Rey. Mr. Hoff then read the impressive service of the Episcopal Chi to which the prisoner paid marged attention. ter this was finished the unfolding 1°34 As ‘phitehand rd oa, wt mally un- unfolding: soon as folded he smiled and remarked, ‘Mr. Burke, is that what you puts on them?” It was put at once over his Dead, cheertully assisting in justing his ‘Alter tt had been put over looped up at the feet to enable ‘was produced and the Sneriff began Dinlohing him, While he was doing that Pritchard bald, “Mr. Burke, has yon made Vien pend about burying me, or my frien > be bi Lmieay ih il Sheriff Burke replied that e hi not seen ‘At thirteen tainutes past twelve o'clock P, M. the Sheriff announced all in readiness, and the solemn procession took up its march for the scene of death. Sue in the hall and ayy fo corridor they went, Pritchard remarking to low prisoner who bade him goodby, oar 1 ts going now; this is the last mareh.?” As he 81 jtepped out into "me light of day that would never shine upon him again 1n life he remarked, ‘This death bas no horror for me,” and, looking tp toward the scaffold, he sald, “118 NOT APRAID OF THAT. At a quarter past twelve he began ascending the glady heights of the scaffold. Step by step be went ‘with a firm and steady tread until he stood apon Hi e fatal drop. When there he looked caimiy around upon the crowd a moment, and then turn- ing to Suerit’ Burke he said several times in quick succession, ‘Will you let me say a few words; and in ascending to the scaffold ls only anxiety seemed to be that he would not be allowed to say what he desired, and he asked several times if he ‘could not make & few remarks.” His pastor kindly said, “Pritchard, don’t speak; it will do you no good;” but he seemed bent upon relieving his mind, and ‘When told to proceed he gald, 1n a ‘Fouad, firm voice, “Fellow citizens, I am got a few words to say to ‘you before I es to oe and attempt to 3 Kil, bu Dut fy "aid not rape nor at- tempt to kill, Idid attempt a girl, but I did not succeed. J am here for nothing in a manner. Ihave been guilty of crimes in my iife that would have bung me, but not this time; but Iam not afraid to die. lam about to die for nothing, put I would rather die for nothing than have a Penitentiary lite for nothing. 1am here thro false motives in a manner, but I don’t care now I am prepared to aie, ‘This death ac _ ete gato me, 1 forgive all who put me here, peut of swore false agaltivt me, but I haa he will repeal of Lg he nas done. 1 FORGIVE and hope to meet alljiu heaven’ ie then prayed fervently for a@ moment and then turned quietly around and told the minister to hold oP the prayer book that he might read. He then read tn a clear, firm voice a passage of penne that ne had htm- self selected to read upoi the scaifold, After he had read it he pe he stepped a littie forward and said calmly, ‘I did not get no show of justice in Judge Gilmore’s court. 1 GOT NO CHANCE FOR MY LITE. But I don’t care now. 1 am perfectly willing to die.”’ He then charged Sergeant Diggs with swearing falsely and got quite excited, but after @ moment cooled down, anp when he had spoken to bis satis- pean gly he turned quietly to the Sheruiy and said, “I am ready.” At twenty-two minutes past twelve the TACK cap was drawn over his eyes and the light of day shut out forever. He then bade all goodby,. and thanked the oficers for their kindness and began praying. The Fave Maden mo back {rom off the trap, touched the spru at precisely twenty-three minutes past twelve P. M., the body fell with a heavy thud, and the spirit of Pritchard was in eternity. A lew con- vulsions of the body were noticeable ie Rd dropped, but he died comparatively easy. body hung avout twenty minutes, when, life he, Gectared extinct by the physician, it was cut down, and was baried in an enclosure near where thé spirit had taken its fight into eternity. 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Dickermann, A. 8, Wheeler und Miss Helen Wheeier, Miss * R, Chickering, Dr oH P. Bowaitch and wile, E. A. Merrill, ves Oe Hemming, Mrs. J. P. Lynch, E. H. Mason, Joseph oles "We est ong | A, 8. Brown, Jonn B. W. Pierce George A. Everett, Ww. B. Newbury, oy Yamuiy. Paris—Alired F. avant Portland, Me.—George W. Hammond. Ware, Mass.—Wiiliam Hyde. Chicago—Dr. E, ©. Rogers, Gordon Cor- with, John A. Cutler, sass D. Biakely ana children, Miss C, Leach, George E. Stanton, W. Snowden and wife, W. R. ‘Laughton. Cincinnati—Dr. J.D, Webb, MM. Slartts, Charies Bottler, Jr; Mr. and Mr: 8S. L, Thompson, J. Frank Baker. Denver, Col.—C, RK. Bissell, Coiorado—M. Anker. Balti- more—Dr. Josep A. White, E. J, Baker and family, Japan—Ohuo, San Fraucisco—Coijonel A. P. Stan- ford, p. D, Sheldou, William M. Lent, McCalloagh aad wife. Brookiyn—W. 8, Fisher Howe, €. Howard Lewis, “Mis F, I Hudson, J. A. Adams and wife, A. F. Kinnersley tou and wile, ‘Taunion, Mass.—B. dan St. Louis—W. f. H. Russell, Hugh af svell, William R. Hynes, Joseph G, Chapman. Camordge Mas+.—Francis Na he} Mr. and Mrs. BH. L. Bust is, Frederick Dodge, 8. Dodge. Philadeiphia—Mr. and sire. W. He Latued, tates Ge Larned, Thomas H. Farnham, Howard Patnier, H. R. Linderman, Miciigan—A. L. Williams. Syracuse, N. Y.—Cap- tain 8. 8. Sumner, Mra, Sumner, New Jersey—J. Clement aud wile, William Vanderpool, William Shears, Augusta—Miss H. M, Stauiey. ‘London— Albert Grey, United States Navyy—J, Whitney (Catet Engineer), Henry L. Johison, Commo- G PR. Rogers, FP. J. Painter, Ores Wadsworth. Florence—J. C, Mat Sacramento—Charies_— Crocker, Mr. C, and children, Mrs. L. Arnold, A. Peake. Chelsea, Mass.—0, A. Drew. Providence, R. 1.—Augustus Hopping, R, 0. Taft. Nevada—Adoiphe Suro, New London, Conn.— Richard H. Chapell. New Haven, Conn.—Fraucis J, Painter (United Pesiates Army), L. E. Manson and Tamily. | Greendeld, Mass.—Clarence Eddy, Brook- field, “Mass.—Charies Adams, Rev. A. J. Rich, North Adams, Mass.—W. 8. S Johuson, foie: Mass.—Isaac Fletouer, Mr3 Fletcher, Lynu—J. Holmes, Newark, .—Frenae Davian, Han beth, N. J.—W, 8, Hedges, Miss Sarah Hed; Malaga—J. a, Murray and wife, Washington. xn Knnvall, Aen rd, William D, yer Ports- mouth—George Mrs, Adams, Miss Adams, New oneaneeNe Be Moore. Cleveland, Ohio—William Spaytne and wife. Buffalo, N. Y.— B. D. Marshall. Vermont—i. W. Parkes, G. (, Lincoln, Virginia, Nevada—William M. Stewarc and wue, Rochcster—Johu McConvill, AT PARIS POR THE WHEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11. New York—P. H. ris, E, C, Angeil, T. J. Van Co Rsabere Mr. i. G. Wara, . 5 Lewis, Miss vis, Kae Son ot Fr. Munn, A.W. cs gy 8. G. Armour, J. 8, Case and ‘wife, "Miss U. Case. Miss M. A, pate, C. C. Di P. awson, B. P. 1, J.P. Howard, J. W. Adams and wif Adams, Aii¢e ‘D, Adams, §. W. Davisand wite, M. E. Baldwin, fe Bald- win, Mr. goo E. Deaite, Mrs. A. Fellows, Miss GA. Fellows, dense L, Feitows, W. G. Fellows, Mies A. Y. Hent BE. A. Thoyer. Boston—W. .H, Ruddick, J. Fe Guild, + Ty. Parker, C. 0. Simpson, Mrs, A. Morrell, Miss Gardner, & BL J. A.’ Dickerson and H, Baker and wife, Mra. 0, “Winslow, ‘thos, Gtiniagiam, BE... Matter, tT, L, Maviery, ©, A. Rogers and wife, GE. ae rs renny E. , A. CO, Ge rah. me—T. H. artigir, ti Ware— William Hyde. Port- Washington—Ciara Bar- y) Holmes, J. 8. BS ge G.J. Pevean. Philadeiphia—W, D. Glenn wife, H. Linderman. | Chicago—0. won, Safford, John Zengeler, Hampsin and vite. a pean ache a Ded J. stimson. L. Ew. Mau pin and ati 0 Mau) oon fur ht a cenaricn, "Aken Pitts Counectieus—J. » Kent + burg—Joho Bissell, J. v. Detroit—C. ©, Trowbridge apd wile, ie, Mas Trowiriage, J, M. Smith. Roen Pou] som. Antwerp—G,. H. Clowes. aaviou Gr Draper, United States Navy itn. a john ae ut |. Providen SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for Now Yori =f lia ‘Day. Sun rises. 5 54 | Moon rises,..eve 7 04 Sun sets,... High water.morn 9 19 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER. ‘Steamer. Destination. City of Bristol... City of Wash’v’n Atlant - PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 29, 1871, CLEARED, palgemenip Trinacria (Br), Thomson, Glasgow—Henderson Hark True Blue (Br), Parker, London—G F ulley, Bark Jens Lassen (Nor, Petersen, Queenstown or Fal- wm gark Burnside, Pond ieee, Carver & B — jarnes. Bark John Boulton (Brk Lindsay, Laguayra and Porte Ca- wSiark Cuselle, Black Barbados ‘Trowbrt & Sor ark Gi le, a wl ns. Brig Josuua ‘King ter), Smaivh, Li vorpal f Nevius & ‘Bite Rosiye, Tolnil, Marseles—Jaa Henry, | i Havan . Bue Won (ey Geek soa, BNP Tisiton, Watson Brig Amanda Jean (Br), Doyle, St Johns, NF—J Gamble, "pri Chief ), Halt Bite Chlet (Br, Munro, Hahfar—J F Whituey & Co. la, Norton, mainck & Co, Schr Silver Star, Alanch, J Greeters Sexo Fond. Schr JB Auger, Aldrich, Jacmel—A Behr Atchell, Shulee-Gnow & Richardson, sehr hr Grace B ‘weal ba Sasiagnrtlo= per & Beattie, wis, Jac! Beur John, Willtame, Wilmasagto Schr Vintage, Bunker, Norfolk. rf Ee Staples & Schr Breese, Craniner, Washington, DoeVan Brunt & aight A V Bergen, Thompson, Washington, DC—Tan Brunt Schr Samuel Wood, Wood, Balt!more—Van Brunt & Bro. Schr Humming Bird <br Smith, Elizabethport—P { Ne vius & Son. 8ehi Sardinian, by k, Boston. ‘in aa aes jek 1 Rete ‘Brown & Oo, a ker & Dayton. Sehr Hera Ke ‘Koni id Sehr 8 terbury, Stamford, Sule Food ', Davis, New Haven, mer Mars, iramley, Philadetp pia. ace Ann £) icharde, Pb iladelphia. za, Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadel pis. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. {.Bisamship Weser (NG), Wenke, Bremen Sept 16 and South- ampton 1%h, with mdse and passes mar eee ey 4 ase hfe old Hunt Sept 85, lon 67 56, day, jes from mship ‘Soins, be beace fo for pr hesy (a i ship ‘at Liverpool; same day, 230 miles rom n Bendy Nevaaa, from do for do; same day, 208 miles Hook, da Anchor line steamships, deh, Smiles from sany Hook, steamship Ohio, hence for Brem Steamship Allemannia (NG), Baron, east 16, with mdse and 845 passengers, light Variable winds and'moderste weather. all the useage ; Sept i ‘Sales 50, lon 63 60, spoke ship Lincotn (Br), trom stalite ei een with then hall Sept div iat iteema cana yt Oat (Mor) Hite, Bergen, Nor, gener xe acy and fine went eavy gale from aor ise ie exchan; * bound West ; a boar or ship Sublime (Br), trom Quebee for Bo pool, w! w ‘on Sept'l tytn 48 3 fon 87 43." aterlonged on Orleans Sept M1, with Steamship W |, Bol pes Co Had strong KE mdse and rs, to CH Staaten witn mase gales off Hatteras, ‘ani fdas _Bitamainy Fant yaieagiion elp! aden stip Brisa Gommodore (Br), Quine, Caleutia J arth Gommeigre (Br, Que, Cale green a ite ‘August inion “1 Hopes 4 ty a, cronaca oan es penta: he's, is 10 5 lon e931 E, spoke ba Ville de Mareeilles from E008 Cry from thaw Peorek Ee oun; eamme rn ¥ éc, ship Indiana trom Seve for London, 38 eve, outs July 14 ts yaaa me, Hans goon ried. Alexander ( “4 in Ms) 8 ‘pa ibure, pre, outs July 8, Ia $8 ion 19°84 By hip acral ‘Liverpool ; abi eae Br he rors Bombay for, London 48 tate fa iAug 1, tat 04 18 lon 16 24, ship Prince Rupert goon for Cork, 68 days out; esine date, & bp @r, from Gaicutta for London; Ropt iii Tat FE Yon 64.15 ‘ship Glendower (Br), from for New York, 115 daya out; Sept jat 8640 N, lon 71 10 W, acne, Clara, Pee trom Goarienton on for ——; same 4c, saw fhomas mas Campbel, from Martinique for New York, 19" ante ship seth States, Lunt, Calcutta and Sand Heats Mi p30 with mdse to Wills, ‘Edmonds & Co—vessel to Lunt Crossed the Equator in the Indian Ocean June 6; June 3 sprong the-head of foremast; sent topgallantmast on deck aad fighed it with spare to mast; passed Cape of Good Hope uly 2, nator in the Atlantic Ocean Al Fy fm ion ‘ wr Had taht winds ane calms the ‘ester pat Of the passa, «shin City or Perth (Br), McPhail, Dem ‘2 days, with rand molasses, to John M Smith, Son & Co—vessel to ler, Had oe weather tpto Hatteras, thence six = with ng northerly cbr oe (or ee ee et Point-a-Pitre, Guad, Hd ore wit & Son—vessel to B'I Wen- ad ght wine, fly ‘ine weather; been 6 days north oft Hatteras, Schr Chas © Warren (of Gloucester), Walker, Aur C 1 dave, with iogwood and codec to Kunhardt & Co csvepeel ed weather. ‘sche Manne Low Taltes Jacksonville 11 days, with tum- ber, 9 F Talbot. ‘Sept 2) lat Bo lon, 76, 20k a violent yale froin NE, lasting 8 dave; b days © oF Hatt Schr Four § Sutera, Sheerer, Saillia River, Guy, vig Hampton Ponds 8 days, with lumber 3 Wilder, Son & CO Sekt Clara Montgomery, Gordon, Charleston, 80, 28 da Sad te bag dare, With failway ttou,&e, to, brates Batt Co. Sept 21, 23.and 25 had & hear NE sle, in which sprung aleak an split sails. Sept 24, Int 8663, ion ke oF ‘Thomas Campbell, from Haraafane tor New York. ees Beut Lottie Klotts, Endicott, Georgetown, DO. achtlt Magale & Lusy, Crossman, Georgetown, ‘DO, for Hud- Passed Through Hell Gato, BOUND sovTH. with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Brig bequin. Davis, Portland for New York, with lumber to Scur Nausett, Fishing Banks, NF, for New York, with fish Schr Lizzte Irwin, with lumber to Jed Frye Nova Scotia Pushing Banks for New York, with fish to Rogers Scbr D Tagraiam, Portiand for Pulladelpbia, with stone to Schr jos Oaks, Oaks, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Geo E Holyokoa Ce, ee ber to Peters & Co. Schr Romeo, Matthews, Veer Island for New York, with M Wait, Brown, Portehester for New York, with Jumber to Simpaon & Cla Ime to Plerson & Co. Schr Reading Railroad No 43, Hudson, New London for oly ing Railroad No 40, Johnson, New Haven for Pp % pele Wm @ Tofis, Whitmore, New Haven for Staten stone 10 Bridge C Schr Abbie: Willard, Weeks, Bangor for New York, with ‘Schr Rapidan, Townsend, Vi *“Sioop L F Peterson, Hughes, Virginia. Brig Peter Roberts, Winter, Windsor, N8, for New York, Geo E Holyoke & to order, Thompson, St John, NB, for New York, Sehr TC Smith, Haitise master, Sehr Delmont, Jolson, Bangor tor New York, with lum. Brantle to order. Schr Sehr Ida & Aone, Clark, ‘Thomaston for New York, with w York. K eading Rafiroad No 60, Nickerson, Norwalk for Amboy. Sehr Annie J Russell, Jones, Rockland for New York, with lumber to Pierson & Co. Sebr Kendrick Fish, Ball, Calais for New York, with lum- vrenr Larisa Jané, Fos, ‘Stony Creek for Elizabethport, ehr Lavi ne, Fox, Stony Creek for Eliz ‘with ptone to ore 4 rit Sehr A. oj any |, Joues, Rockland for New York, with stone to Ruhr Robert H Felter, Felier, Providence for Now York. r F Pierce, Londrey, New Haven tor New York, Sehr Campbel, Sou Br fh Providence tor New York. Sehr John Brook: ‘ox, Bi Sehr Altce Safford, Fter art Schr Golden Rule, Ov Behr Henriett r, New Sehr Eagle, C! ce, New, Bedtord { for New York, Beh Curtis mr eean tute fagepor tor Elizabe eh 8 lwin, Lewis, Bri ort tor rabethy Behr Tobert Valter Feller, Providence f for.New Yar ata sehr Amos ‘roeker, idence for Haverstrs Sent J Fal, Sil ay New Maven for Port Johnoue |” Schr Ls mate rovidence for New York. Sehr fen fire hase, oe, Providence for New York. Behr Julia R Glan, Bogart, Providence for New York, Senr Hee ene tty eport for Hoboken. Schr H E Brown, Sacketi, Pawtucket Tork ‘New Yor! Schr Eva Be} erent Now Haven for Paitadelphins Schr T W All lew Haven for New York, Bent HF tly, Jones, Provicence tor kee York. Bonr ¢ Haley, Coliing, New Haven for New \ o Bone § Henry Crow, Gillet, Beidaeport for for elizabetopont, ‘archam coke Wm H enzel, ‘Kebsel Porters uti for Piiadeh Schr Wm Bement, Penney, Providence for Phindelphige = Behr Saratoga, Weeks, I'rovidence for New ¥o ne n B nick, Brovidemes for Now York, eLean, Fall River Tor New York. mn, Boston for ‘Phiiadelp! ie Osprey. Kenney, ey. Hronitence for New York, with mano and passengers, to Tanac aoe ya otis, we Providence for Now York, with id passenge: BOUND RAST, Brig Joseph Howe, Wilson, New York for London. Bil Mountain Ej Eagle, pa New York for Bonton. hr Ell Townsend, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Provi- ar John Price, Nlckeraon, New York for Boston, Sebr Arnold, Rond lout for Bomer Nd, ? uy ret. “Ghurmn, Star, Blisnbedhpon for New Haven, Hohe 8 1, crock Blake, Hoboken for Proviaence. Bele A ‘Hammond, 00 euown, DO, for Providence: bob LA ‘lvsoqay, Chaisels, ; noe Eek fn, tee thee Se pete Joe r Ro Now York for New London, Peak, Rew Yous tor Slamtora. Ba SC Peng a ne w Ez Kelsey, for Portiand. er, Hyde, New York for Provi- ir Yosemite, Mc chr Re Mi aivohel i or trai Album fg err Bohr Bil Bayoer, "Ht ‘Hutchings, Elizabethport for Provi- A Taber, Bowman, New York for New Bedford. cour an sbi DO. for Say iar. i staat _ jadiaon Holmes, Eis, Phi for Bridgeport. “even shold; Rew Yore for Halves TD for Sebr Hi M New York tor oe amnee, ea Crome wiet, Sehr setr WE E Fae Vert bor Scart for Providence. port for New Hfa- sa Ethan Allen, Christie, New Y« N 5 Steamer Osprey. Kenty, oa for al Rives Steamer Meta, Davis, New ¥ Warrmrony [1 Se -1 Py att Emily Cloud towed do wn several sors fuachor off Rikers Inland, in harbor. SAILED. Steamship Trinaeria, for Glasgow. ‘Wind at sunset NAV. igen as z SrRAMEmP Ex Speed, trom Cardiff Sept 18 for hew with Iron, was towed in! Pgh oF mle int yew Fore lo Boat No ‘abaving bro Suir Ao atame- Cant Ouvoa, of ship abt deo for ay may oe Sept it in lat “, during a bu ¥, by W, ate W, the ah a lea toa ta with be nig for Quebes, ‘Sid was transferred to the Heamabip St ona" "ikon, from Bergen for New Vere: ok brou; _ ciety 7% tea ta by ober, ‘hieids, During Ee, hurricane E Tooker, badly crashed by the lumber on deck. Smp War Hawx (not Black Hawk, as incorrectly Lemos yes she vesset reported @ day or two since in a Seapaiok from Que- cp om San Franciscoaa having been sold, with her cargo, at Soun AGATR, Atki it Provincetown 2th i Au lat 8 Nylon 6855 Ws on t Soa oy pond bend ted brown. On the vt of ihe ora ‘of her name, M at basing from r New York. The anch tom not cop; Pi... MrTaka, Monroe 29th, r Baltimore, lost and feck foretopmast, Fe iS jb- {om'and it eat Topsail and other a if tere ite STEAMDOAT MOTTO! Derby Bit wan taken to Black Hock’ mwah aed" and while being nacied out the cradle mare vay and the boat ran off. Efforts bee eames er again. t SH lea thi 4 = aan Rear ator Dp ont LAUNCHED—At B t 27, from the yard of Hough- ton Bros, a e tboroarhy Bu sad wosutitulye canted sep of 1,600 tons, named the Columbia. She is owned by the Suder, and will be commanded by Capt Benj F Delano. Notice to Mariners. IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF AMERIOAN VESSELA. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept 22, 1871. TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS AND OTHERS :— It bas been represented to the D that the use of a lighted torch by sailing veagals on the approach of 9, meamer during the night time, as required by section 70 of of 71, endangers the safety of such vessels ‘when Inden with wood, hay, of other combustible material, 16 Department is of opinion that it would not be justi upon @ technical definition of the words “lighted arch ‘abused in sald act to otpoke to extraordinary and fata perils one class of nat on the pretence of dimin- ahing the nen ga ‘of another class, It is furtner™ suggest ei that when (winds are prevalent a tem rary Light of tie ing the Sbject of of its u ie to be suddenly ex fou are, therefore 1 instructed that whenever it is parent: thal tne uke of a Voreh or Samoa light woul a sodauger the the feat ‘ostantially, pees the p ae or the la: large 9, Fiobe Tight may be used ‘Be pose ‘ lighted tora Provided, however, that such pe light be big) or swung distinguish it from @ ris mar ORGS 6. BOUTWELL, Secretary of the Treasury. ENGLAND—SOUTH COABT—SPITHRAD—ALTERATION IN RYDE MIDDLE BUOYS. Pe ie pear is thks REvasd that the following eieeation and the ddl He eee, wee le ol ared zontal painted buoy oes triangle toa go from a red and white - ing the measured mile in Stokes are bite ated staf and gobe. 5 oN ACKWATER AND ARKLOW BA) The follow information on chan, tat ‘bare taken place the Blackwater and Arkiow as been re- ceived from Staff Commander John Richards, R.N., of Her ets surveying vessel Lightning, 1871 :— re! gs are magnélic, Variation 23 80 westerly in las Bed, in Wexford South Bay, has shifted m than haifa mile to the northeastward of its ontion a8 EA charts, a: ‘op its central part The Blackwater Bank has grown ont on the eastern side eae Lat pana 3 bu for a distance of 2: 334 cables, ote no:thwestern about one cable, general Gepin on the Dank doce nol appear (okase 7 altered. ¢ Arkiow Bank has grown out on {is southeast side about 2% cables, aud is also much sboaler to tne northward. Arkiow Swatch ‘has disappeared, there being now oniy one- fourth of a fathom where four faikoms were formerly found. IRELAND—NORTH goasr—Loven FOYLE—ALTERATION, NISHOWRN LIGHTS, With reference to British Admiraity Notice to Mariners aitonal d ported, to and fe pupae @ manner as to given No 89, dated June 5, 1871, ry! ‘au alteration to be made in Inishowen Lt ‘ovle, the Office of Irish Lights given thes alteration has been made, notice sae tight wh senha pecan yee loster is @ fixed levated ve the le et Ee trom: the ped «heat se bred. W white The Pari renown over “the northeast end of ‘Tune Bone is exhib the west tower, 67 feet above —_ and when shut jn to ihe northward clears the Tuus Whalemen. Passed Anjier July —, bark , , 2m om etn io? are Lapham, of NB; 284, lams, of New ion, was at Bi ape de Verde inland, 3s dae at wal bad not seen any Spoken. Rhip rg Brown, from New York for Bristol, Sept 11, lat 46, lon Lanfare. from 0 jk mmo iia nfare, from Otago for Baker's Island, lat Bri Sibley, C ison, fr York f 5, adn pees 0) om New York for Dantzic. Sept Brig Mohawk, from for Cy Por 40°86 "10n 68 Coy potboor a 1 Grionele Noam, eat Boreign Ports. anes Sept 14—Sailed, LH Deveber, Marshall, New AnaiRR, July $1—Arrived, Belvedere, Crowell (or Salter), Liverpool for orders, AUX CAYES, Bevt 14—In port bg Constantine, for Boston * Quizote, Nelson, in 8 days: scutA H Brown, for New York, BRISTOL (Pill), Sept 17—Arrived, Don oaghe sth, Ida Lily, Buhop, Cardid; 17th, Wellington, ating, ERSHAVEN, Sept 16—Satled, Mont Blanc, Herbert (from, Thuiadelphlan’ Helvosy ne M BATAVIA, July iy Arve W A Farnsworth, Freeman, New York (and isailed Aug 5 for Indramayo); Sift, Harriet, Ballard, Cocos Island ; Avg 1, Nesutab, Schioye, Boston; Ho: Tatio, Hardy, New York Sailed Juiv 23, Jl. Hall, Smith, Padang and New York; ‘Avg 5; Herald, Gartner, Cheriuom ana Boson, CARDIFY, Sept 16-—Arrived, India, Patten, Cronstadt ; 1th, Annie M Smull, Packer, Havre, Sasied 16th, Vietoria, Woolston, Mobile, CURISTIANBUND, Aug 80—Cleared, Byfogel Lindahl, Both- ner, America, Carcurta, Aug 18—arrived, John’ N Cushing, Baxter, Moulin Philadelphia and New vested "ine, Glenhaven, Evai CATBARIEN, Sept 12—Cleared, achr John © Libby, Libby, New York) 13in, Orig 4 zh Owens Gupuill, do, DENIA, 8 Pietro, Lauro, New York. ‘arab E Kingsbury, Perry, GLAsaoW, Bept 15— ‘Sailed, WW E Heard, Raymond, New York (and trom Greenock 16th), GaRENOOR: Sept 16—Sailed, Britanuia (s), McLellan, New HARTLEPOOL, Bept 16—Sailed, Success, Chase, New Or- leans. HAMBURG, Sept 15—Arrived, Sagamore, Pickering, Cai- Safled 18th, Merri¢ Monarch, Uren, New Orleans (and was toyred to tea trom Cuxhaven sath), HAVRE, Sept 16—Sail ‘auily/ Crowell Hallowel, Niw York: Retnion, Curve: Se red 16th, Bessie Parker, Cox, New Yoi Gavena Sept 23—-Sailed, ‘brig Leonard Meyers, Hicks, New York, In portaid, barks Times (Br), Trean, and Etban Allen, Devercux, for New York ide: Cardo bere. ani Line ne} Jackson, Marwick, un (BED, Kates, for Boston Gm nud Manifus (BP, Todd, for New Yor ope (Bri, Moa: terola: Tor Now Orionoes Havane, Bespin and M L B (Bi IvroruT Coa 4), Sept s—Sailed, brig Reaper (Br), Doane, Philadelpni fa'pért Sept ay bark Alice ©, Dix, for Philadelphia Ide, LIVERPOOL, Sept Ii—Arrived, Gracie (# Erocuma, Phila- astaived 16th, American Lioydn, Park, Hampton Ronde ; Sa- ranak, Dunievy Philadelphia; Spitfire, Johns, Gatvenions eeary Sane » Sordany Corgan, 17th, Weser, Gal- 0 Poppe, eaton; Jessore, McLe: fn "ent out 16th, Ati, L . FoF Now ork: Jara a}, Marien, 4 yoa a, fa ‘Crabtree, do’ Dyer, T Philadelphia jaihews, Sayanni eboney ; eetana hares (o), Witken: ‘and sai! tl om Deal, Sesiog Ot ary A ‘Anna, Munster, for Philadelphia; 18th, en Muir, sanOHOLN NoMsd-ATrived, bark Abdl-Kader, Sparrow, NaNtaved at do 184, MeGi livery, Frei do ivadeipin Sept 14—Arrived, Baral, ‘x staples, Stone, Ip pt 14--Cleared, rigs Ellzabeth, Ames, and Bilen Matha, Howtos New Vork; Champion dt), Fanutng, “gine (Bry, Campbell MArAnene, As here egy Aurilieg, ‘Theacrap, Portands rocky Leighton, arveliless called i ow Acacla, Anderson, Boston; brig D C an, Newront (Moby sept 1b--Sailed, Pactolus, Tobey, San Francisco: Saga, Ne PENANG, AOE lage ew, Yr Charger, Creelman, Lon- ia esha Bept 13—In port brig Louls, for New York De, Sept I8-—Sailed, Balto, Non, New York. vminearona - sein at Liver. raaota in or ar Dar A uals Port ky Gi te seh ba; Nath (before. Fe: “ousad: "Phiradel: woth ent Liesegang, Perth Am- AB 14 ier, Ba Be Tierones (Bo, Deena ant Deri ie balea. gr ‘Anna, Bata ew “ory fu Bept 18~Arrived, Luciano Serra, Caenge, New American Ports. echrs W © Aterateny Hort pena an coments al Bn, Harrigan, Surinam E Pratt, oo eee Sepia H we, Whittemore, naneerties, Bo sci ne ies eee gee lone ire ‘Santa midns Sri Me a, caer ame a07 eae Beene Ser face Maggie ' obi bepty env) Cie: Poreared- Steamer’ Wee’ Tawenc goes shi ane, (NC), Haschon 3 freien fee See a Boston, and Job oa ia et, inive Tre hal Ada PRervert, Allen’ J Lin ett, New AST GRE: ICH, Sept ieSaliod, sch! VCook, Fal- een Philadelphia, RERESS MONROE, Sept $9—Arrived, bark Mindors, mio Janeiro for ora Passed in--Bark ‘Hancock, for Richmond; schra Metal, Savannah for Baltimore; R © Thomas, from West Indies; J Adams, Super for Baltimore. Below, “Ship Energy, from New York for Baltimore, Burk’ F 8 Fay, for Rotterdam: brign J Brown, Aspinwall; "Mary, Weet Tndies, sehr Peerless’ Porte BY SHALE RE RIVER, Sept i6—Arrived, achra Expedite, Rackett, ayth—Saled, sche Richard spear an, New Yorks mat Bg ay "SC, Sept M—arrived, s SACKSONVILLE, Sept 2%—Arrived, achrs Harry © Sheps ; Gen Hall, Wade, New York; LA YeuGe Renin ahcooe ava opl ewon Mete Ser Dleared 234—Schra Kalmar, Lambert, New York ;J W Maite, tend Sa f \ Sept steamship Clyde, Kennedy, ft panies ABS Sep leon ed, ships E Sherman, Dew a and Kat iton, Bor ms BURYPORT. Sept Y7-Called, bing Tula Rio Fane, BAs vin Richmond, ave schr Emma 3A. V Shaw, DFORD, Sept 27—Arnved, schrs 8 P Hall,’ a wey be sh ncsler, Baliimore ¢ oodiand, Baltimore; John: rianve iliam Mi New Yor) sohr Admiral T alak a, New York. AL word, Spe Backet, ladelphia: B ‘and Joseph PP can all, Pawevucket for N Now vores tah Re for do; Artist, Forrester, Somerset for do; Fountal yet Fall Ri River for do; Palladium, Ryder, New Bedrora ied_Schrs Bertha Souder, Wooster, Windsor, NS, for, Rictuond: ‘Va; Frances, :Cibbs, New Bedfor Towa, DO! Susan Genter’ Dow, and Lda & Annie, Cooke 7 maaton for New York; Damon, Johnson, Bangor f6r do; Mai) Lingcott, Gardiner for do; Maria Roxas ton for cline, ‘Robluson, Wisklord ter Neer Yorks Thos P Usoper, Sisepen’ Fall River fg do; +f Brown, Beno manne tor Uren ‘Ontario, D: if ae uae vaMace ter Beco! , New ‘. ao aaietae, Bt Mary's. Stesinan, Philadelpnia, nLinived, ane Le one litford, ie icnce fer Re ‘New CIR for do; Lamartine, Tho un for do; Joun Meller, Clements, Seadiiat sliey, New York; lien Barnes, Wi eo, Ferree ter ‘all River for New Yo! \t 27—Arrived, Newt York ,Cornella, srtowon tor de donee W LONDON ici EW HAVEN, sans abies Sg cls Baltimore, Francia,’ falta A'Rerkelie, Holcnden, Babeock, Port Joust on, ae Merrit, org Heridge, Acran A zabouiport sb Davis, New Brunswick ; Patriot,. ms iltord ; 1 Marin Loa ay Serete Madison sloop Johnston; baa! w York; vray ‘Trenton; old, nt doa Tinily, Mapess Sarah Gilmore, Clif! Sa Masry. Sarah it Smith '(Br), in: mes Trucke (ir), Wallac’, Beit PHILADELPHIA, 'Sept 38—Arrived, brige Aptroras Bony Rp Doane. I D Smith, Smith, ; B Bailey, a LB Ives, M#ler, Providence; H Corson, Corson, do; Senne, dan Ship Julia’ (Br, ; barks D: MePheron Baker, Gibraltar £or ordera abby a a 4 bri sas chr Mary & # Biz, cr Crowell vbrovidence: A Keen, Pitas. a a4 Suaaret, Fore 8 Bath; realtte sere 5 ant b, pi i Arrived, sok sehr Hutchinson, ‘aud Olive Et Yarmouth tor for Albany 4 Geersd site chee ieuth i Baker, Loring, Alexandria Thomas Waliers, ‘Thompeon, ' Philladgiphia ' 28th, bi PROVIDEN: ‘echt Franklin, Hier onten St Ee William Arthur, jew York; George: for Pa Buni petboort; arab Fort Joba son; Mae Pharo, Bingh on, HiGbo! Focus? Pt. ? yah Fowier, roe higbocen Xt nena ‘Siiaton Pointy ow tort my Rates uy, Kinnear, New York. nan, + Wachay Plummer, | Philadelpbia rig DC; Henry ‘Cros tks lenry "Croaky. 4 hla bia; Marietta Smith, Prestsn New York gor Won O Iaish, Tereiik do; DO Fe 7 30. marietta, White, 1D, Soot 37 "Sailed, schr Frances French, Throg- New York. N 'PRANCISCO, bark Uranie (Fr), err: rand, Reg hye was buried at sea), Probo- ship Ra, Halliday, Neweastle, NSW, Src Sept Aired ‘ecar "joseph Hag Dres- “ho acrived 29th, Bulkley, New York. Sept hear brigs Pe ‘ Ae Eliza bethport od L t, Sargent, Port Eugene, Corson cn ihsaleg sebr aes aan Tice, Alexandris; and a SORIRGRON, Sept 28 Arrived, leeker, B tig’ Ne sae Yor. "kk. VINEYARD LAVEN, Sept ze Aree i A Keres, Siourve, Boston for Gesraetows chra Addie: hadiwick, Goan, Tvigiat (Greenland) * Bedaye for Poles or Amboy. for ‘Bostse MT wellie ry, New 40; i Frances Ellen Warren, Provincetown for Now fin) “e - Gaisle for New Haven a) ngley, 1s fo) Hyannla for do; RM Brookings, Brown, Hallowe Taylor & Mathis, Cheeeman; Lizzie Forence, veateott, Gandy OU it E A Hooper, Smith, jon for do; Argo, ‘ng, Boston, tteamer Loopart, Hashes, do tof Philadelphia, rived, achra James Henry, Wilson, New York for Newburyport; Mary Langdon, Bennett, do'for Harps- well; Olive Avery, ‘Gott, do for Bucksport; Henry May, Rackett, Baltimore for Roston; Velma, Lock, Elis Dethport for Salem; Cordelia Ms ay ‘antsy, jetor own, DC for, Hyannis Cu fouy Amboy for? Fordand:” eiive pit Bon sohnach for Pevtamouth ; Wim Tice, Swen tor Beste more; Jas S Shindier, Lee, Boston for © Bali lpuin Ruth. Shaw, Shaw, Salem tor do; MM Weaver, Weaver, wr dO. “Balled—Schre BE mera Marcus Hunter, D Talbot, tect Nellie Brown, Fre Ellen, Jas Henry, Mary Lang- don, Ollve Avery, Hy May, Velma, © Newkirk, Nellie Chase, ‘Ciuzen. [LMINGTON, NO, Sept 27—Arrived, brig Br O'Conne!, Bi Woson: uebr Marthe S hg Wart, do, if Carter, di Balsmore: Eien MteChain, sg ‘and Ellen Matthews, Mo: "Rated Sehr Annie P Martin, Buell Philadelpn WARREN, Sept 28—Sulled, sche Cornelia, Yerria, Hobo HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES NOW THE FASHION. 34 Inches longy weight 24 oz. oniy %6, A, 38 inches tong, welght 246 or, onl By Inches Long, weisat 3 . inches long, weigh Ont importer who retails, CHAS, V. PECKUAM, 68% way, near Amity a. md S01 Graudel, coraer Chrystie. sy mail on recefpt of sample and price. ARGAINS IN COFFEES, GROCERIES AND Provisionn.. Warranted. 10. #uit ne palate and the, ‘pockets of the million. TH 1OMAS Re sone y 280 Greenwich sircet, New Yorks T WORKS TO PERFECTION.—MRR, __ WINSLOW'S! —_ SYRUP for elildren teething is pertecty armless, AUCTION BER.—BY MEL- Praiert in New & BRO, 4 intB D x, rede 8 ea of thi At the poy lat ie Railway. 1 Ti un ecstatic Bast ‘also be offered, ip one taken The situation fe Station on the property. 7 compraing & be roe}, 1h Lots, tat ie of ‘of the ‘lake, trees, eleval: sO eat py OE gg Mar Heated lest aa eit eer ra 70 per centon bond and m ao perenga aed oe At Toot of Chambers street, at SC FSG, ant Pe SEALE eestao eB ce CURED WITH RLIAS* Ritnat Remain Oe ue Weal wil convince tne a daily fro) gmt 1% grauie 615 Broadway, pate ts ai IN HE Pitter TO i eraerY? PoLirioad, cing on U Rs other vaurettit features in ON Mar : ERA, only SAR RE Tans Krys oo ave Cae MOST VIO. ja An peed oa hat Address 8. 0, UPHAM, ie sa igus Sold by druggita pver