The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1871, Page 14

‘Gelegates to the National Conseils-Generaux ‘ave commenced to come in to the government, “@aly authenticated by the departmental officers. aM ‘the baliet boxes, and cach claims a victory here “gpd there m the cities snd through the rural dis- ‘So far ds the returns have been made public they *Mndicate that the radicals have returned thelr cand!- “Gates trom the cities of Lyons, Toulouse, Marseilles and Avignon. ‘The moderate republicans carry Lille, and are head in the Northern departments—Seine Infe- ‘stoure, Eure, Calvados, Manche and Orne. ‘The conservatives carry the city of Toulon. ‘The Bonapartists have been successful in central ‘The Duc d’Aumale has been elected from Cler- Mont, and M. Larcy, the Minister of Public Works, trom Nimes. M. Gambetta has been defeated in ‘his depart meat THE LATEST RETURNS, “Wemservatism Out of Favor—The War Ee- cerd Preferred to Cabinet Craft. Panis, Oct. 9—P. M, ‘Parwher returns'of the elections for the Consells- “@eneraux snow that three candidates of the “Right,” or conservative wing, have been defeated ‘Sey the republicans in the Department of the Cher, ‘The moderates have been successful in tne city of Rouen. { ‘Phe radicals have carried the Departments of the ‘hone and Var and probably ali the industrial cen- “tres. ‘aM. Picard and Forcade have been defeated, ‘Generals Faidherbe and Ducrot are elected. ‘Two imperialist candidates have been suczessful ‘@m the Department of Aisne and one in the Depart- ‘ment of Aube. A VERY LIGHT VOTE. ‘The vote is very light, many of the electors having abstained from voting. ORDER, ‘The elections have passed off very quietly, no dis- ‘Warovance being reported from any part of the repub- ue r CANVASS OF CABINET CHANGE. {,' A-ramor prevatis to the effect that M. Victor Le. $° @reno will succeed the late M. Lambrecht m the 4 Ministry of the Interior, and. that M, Picard will fit ‘eke position of Mintster of Finance pro tem., tacated ¥ ‘Ry the transfer of M. Lefranc. + & VENBEABLE STATESMAN NEGLECTED AT VER- BAILLES, ‘Tae report of the appointment of M. Drouyn de a?Hays as French Minister to Austria is authorita- ‘ively denied. M.de L’Huys has received no ap- “@eintment from the Versailles government, > eseiauansabel AND FRANCE. " Datieate and aabiows Mogotiations Concerning the Customs Treaty, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. BERLIN, Oct. 9, 1871, ‘The governments of Germany and France remain -@Mxlous with respect to the management of the @pproaching negotiations for a revision of the in- @ernational customs treaty. Each party observes xtreme caution; a fact which explains why so Mitie has been yet accomplished by the commis- ‘Sioned representatives of the two countries, Emperor William bas recallea Herr Von Afhim ‘from Versailles fur consultation regarding the exact @once and importance of the treaty as it stands at _ @recent. M. Pouyer-Quertier, the French Minister, had an <@aterview with Prince Biamarck to-day. IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN. Wadical Democracy in Party Union and Striding Forward Towards the “Reds.” TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. ' MADRID, Oct. 9, 1871. A political event of the very highest importance Mas Jost occurred in the city. A joint meeting of leading democrats and pro- jqreamets has been held. * Action} was taken toward the formation of a new party of “the most advanced ideas,” which will ex- @tnde all conservatives, »Behor Sagasta. and his partisans witbdrew from Pe mecnng. ITALY. ‘Court Canvas of the Embamy Representation in London. TELEGRAM TO THE REW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, Oct. 9, 1871. ‘The epert which was current some short time pimce An political and aiplomatic circles, to the effect Mat His Excellency the Cnevalier Nigra, late Italian Minister to France, will shortly reileve Count @adorna as Envoy of King Victor Emmanuel at the -@Mourt of st. James, has been renewed and TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. BERLIN, Oct. 0, 1871. + ‘Telegrams from Bucharest state that the Commis- M@oners engaged in negotiating a settlement of the \ Roumanis Railway bonds question have early a, which @ guarantee of Po ieee ana Sil oe ose YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON. Cnanceston, 8. C., Oct. 9, 1871. ‘There was one death from yellow fever within the ‘tees twenty-four hours. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lospon Mon MAREET.—LONPON. Oct. 94:20 P. M.— ‘Consoles closed mosey ma 93% for the po secures fet” United ‘Sates Ove-swerty jg; ten-for- Sioa, are 8s! sadn, old, ephrtibrs Tho Trade Strike Movement Likely To Be Arrested by Arbitration. Policemen Striking in a New Line—Dickens’ In Memoriam. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK WERALD. Lonpon, Oct, 9, 1871. ‘There is an evident cisposition prevailing on all aides for a friendly adjustment of the trade strikers’ claims by arbitration. It 4s proposed that, should the conditions fixed upon for the settlement of the dispute between workmen and employers at Newcastle not be a0 cepted by the latter, that the point or points objected to shall be submitted to arbitration, the decision of the arbitrators to be final. ‘The announcement, therefore, that the engineers’ strike was virtually at an end is correct. VETERAN HITTERS IN A STRIKING ATTITUDE, Tne policemen of Newcastle threaten to initiate a strike for ins reased pay. Roedicalism iu Union With the Trade Leaguers. LONDON, Oct, 9—Night. Ameeting under the auspices of the Nine Hour League was held in trafalgar square to-night. Mr, Odger presided and made the principal address. About two thousand persons were present. ‘The proceedings were orderly, and at the close whe crowd quietly dispersed, DICKENS’ IN MEMORIAM.” A proposal has been made to erect a national me- morial (the exact character of which is not stated) to the late Charles Dickens, The project originated at Porcsmouth, Dickens’ native place. THE GLORY OF OTHER DAYS. Field Marshal Sir John Fox Burgoyne, baronet, a veteran of the English wars against Napoleon the First, ated yesterday at the advanced age of eighty- nine years, COTTON CARGO. ‘The steamer Nevada, from New York, landed 1,626 ‘bales of cotton at Liverpool to-day, IRELAND. The “Home Bule” Nationalists Demonstrating in Mass Meeting. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. DUBLIN, Oct. 9, 1871. ‘The agitation for aseverance of the legislative union connection with England, which was lately imitiatea by the almost new party of “Home Rule” agitators, progresses rapidly. ‘The leaders of the movement have ventured out of doors from their council rooms in this city and ap- pealed to the masses in an open air assemblage. There was & great demonstration by the partisans of the “Home Rule” policy at Drogheda on Satur- day night. Eight thousand men marched in procession. No disturbances are reported to have attended the affair, Havara, Oct. 9, 1871. Captain General Valmaseda arrived here yester- day, accompanied by his personal staff. There was no pablic demonstration of welcome. Exchange on the United States, at sixty days’ sight (currency), 13 quoted at 14 per cent discount; do, short sight (currency), one-half premium, DOMINGO, General Quiet and Trade Improving—Bacz to Visit the North—Home from New Yerk— Movements of United States War Vesselua— Religion and Public Health. Captain Delanay, of the steamer Tybee, frem St. Domingo October 1, furnishes the following news :— President Baez is preparing to visit the North side. Mr. Gautier, Secretary of State, has returned, much gratified with his visit to New York. Tne Tybee takes the largest cargo ever shipped from a Dominican port, Her steerage, ice house and spare staterooms are all Allied with the cargo, prin- cipally tobacco. The country continues quiet and business of all kinds is looking up. Dr. Fisher W. Ames, United States Consul at St. Domingo city; Mr. Frank Fabens, Vice Consul at Samana, and Mr. 3. L. Stickney, master of the Nan- tasket, are passengers in the Tybee. The American church at Samana is completed and ready for service, The health of the Americans on ships and on shore continues good. Mr. St. John, British Agent, had left St. Domingo for Port au Prince. THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON. The Shawmut arrived at Samana Bay on the 16th, and proceeded immediately to Caldera to relieve the Swatara, which vessel has gone to Port an Prince to inquire into the case of the Hornet, still Getained there. ‘The Nantasket sailed on the 23d for Porte Rico, on a cruise. The Kansas was expected shortly to arrive to make soundings in Samana Bay. MUSIC AND THE DRAMA There were some very important events in the musical and dramatic line last night, criticisms on which are necessarily postponed on account of the Dreagure in our columns. They were the début of Mra. Jenny Van Zandt in Balfe’s English opera of “Satanella” (both opera and prima donna being a grand success), the début of the English ballad troupe at ay veg Hall, the début of Wallack’s new leading lady, Miss Ilessy Mordaunt, Wachtel’s first appearance in “Stradelia’’ and the opening of the opéra fe season at Lina Edwin's teatre, Seldom have so many attractions been brought out in toils city on the same night. NILSSON IN OPERA. Mile. Nileson’s Great Triumph in Besten— Her First Appearasce in America in Opera. BasTon, Oct. 9, 1871. ‘Mile. Nilsson made her first appearance in this country in opera at the Boston Theatre, before an audience the most dense and brilliant, She appeared as Marguerite, im “Faust,” and was splendidly sustained by Miss Annie Louise Cary as Zievel, M. Victor Capoul as Faust, M. Jamet as Mephistopheles, M. arre as Valent! i donether 63 with & fall chorus and rc ohestra, under the baton of Max Mure the success was complete in every reiation, and the Messrs. Strakosch are highly spoken of for the liberal manner in which they pat the gpera on the Nilson was the ree of numerous floral toutes, and was highly hous. ihe receipts were Sve olint teen toe MR. CONNOLLY AND THE REGISTERSHIP. ‘The Bon. Michael Connolly has earned for himself the good opinion of a very jazge number of the lead- ing men of the bar. In our advertising calomns will be found a recommendation to the people, signed by legal firms of good standing, in which the desirability of re-clecting Judge Connolly to the Registership is strongly urged. These regui- sittonists state that th pare 0 high aj 4 ation of the conduct or adie the egies bp fice while under the direction or the p ter, and hope that his the term. As this is the expression of more than ind, incomben mi ge x endorsement 3 the prese! very long dnfaence the electors in favor, ™ THE DELAWARE EARTHQUAKE, WILMINGTON, Oct. 9, 1871, ‘The terrible shock which many supposed to be that of an earthquake, thie morning, was caused by the explosion of nearly two hundred kegs of powder about three miles from this city. The powder was being carried from Dupont’s works. ‘Tbe shook wae plainly felt in Salem, N. J., and in many parte of Scuthesstern Penneyivania, creaupg she Ammpronejga thas 1 Wap An parthquaxe, be cashiered, to forfeit all and ances Popped PLA ASE for ten years, in such AT - er Sentence approved by the presen. but the im- pemcamens.§ united to ten the prisoner peng The The Penitentiary as af the egttenchd “uadert a the place of confinement. In this connection it may be statea that in 1866 Paymaster Paulding was tried and convicted of dis- obedience of orders, having, as charged, un- lawfully misappropriated money belonging to the military service, the sald offence consisting in. his having withdrawn from certain banks $375,000 and deposited the same in the Merchanv’s National Bank, which was in an un- safe condition and which Jailed, the government loaing this entire amount of monéy. As in the case of Major Hodge, Major Paulding was frat placed in Fort McHenry, aiterwards tried by a military com- mission and on conviction sentenoed to be cash- jered, to pay a fine of $5,000) and imprisonment one year in the Penitentiary. WEATHER REPORT. Wak DEPARTMENT, OFFICE oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Oct. 10—1 A. M, Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours. ‘The area of highest barometer, which was Sunday night in Virginia, has moved slowly eastward, and is now off the Middle Atlantic coast, with dimin- ishing pressure. The barometer has fallen very gen- erally in the Atlantic and Gulf States. The lowest barometer 1s probably in Iowa.and Wisconsin; put Teports from the Northwest and upper lakes are interrupted by the fire in Chicago. Cloudiness continues very generally on the South Atlantic and Gulf Coast, with light rain at a few stations. The threatening weather at Nebraska has extended at Jeast into Illinois, with but very light rain, if any, so far as heard from. The barometer has fallen avout thirty degrees in the Missouri Valley, and has risen in the Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes, Southwesterly winds continues in the Lower Lakes, but are veering to west and northwest in Northern Mlinois and Iowa, Probabilities. Fresh winds from the south and east will probably continue, possibly with rain, in the South Atlantic and Gall States on Taesday. Northwesterly winds, with falling temperature and cloudy weather, will Probably prevail from Michigan westward, and southwesterly winds, with increasing cloudiness, aes ‘the lower lakes to the middle and East At. 0 THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. Bawrrworg, Oct. 9, 1971. The Triennial Convention reassembled this morn- ing at 10 o’clock. After the usual religious services and the reading of the journal, a resolution was in- troduced admitting the Diocese of Arkansas into full representation in the Convention. Along and bitter controversy was entered into between Dr. Viuton, of Massachusetts, and Dr. Corntk, President of the Convention, respecting charges against the former in a sermon preached several months since by the latter, and waich had been published and circulated among the members of the Convention. A resolution was introduced calling for the ap- pointment of & committee on the subject of di. vorces, prohibiting clergymen from marryin, parties either of whom bad veen divorced an whose former husband or wife was still living. During the proceedings a telegrapn despatch was received containing particulars of the great tire in Chicago, Botn the House of Bishops and House of Deiegates spent some time in prayer over this calamity, anc a resolution was passed that collections be taken up in the various churcnes this evening for the benefit of the sufferers, A resoiu- ton Was also adopted that collections be taken up in ali the churches in the Union on the Jast Sunday in October, the contrivutions to be forward to the Bishop of eactt diocese, to be by him sent to the proper authorities tn Chicago, to be ap- propriated to the reliel of Seg who kad been ren- dered homeless by the tii after transacting ciety other business tho Con- venuon adjourned until eleven o’clock to-morrow. THE FENIANS. Another Fenlan Scare in Canada—Reperted Raid on the Red River Country—Eight Hiandred Men Marching om Fort Garry. TORONTO, Ont., Oct. 9 1871. The Zelegraph and Express have special de- sSpatches from Ottawa staung thatdespatches had been received there announcing that 800 Fenlang have started from Morris and are marc! on Fort Garry, under command of O’Donobue or O'Neill, It is also said that the commandant of Fort Garry has forwarded despatches saying that he Is quite te gn for anv attack. It is generally thought ie Usat the whole story Is a canard, RHODE ISLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION, PROVIDENCE, Oct. 9, 1871. Three propositions of amendment of the Stato constitution were submitted to the people at a special election to-day. Unusual interest was mani- lested, They were all rejected. The first—to remove @ real cstate alification from foreign born citizens received 3 votes im favor, 0 6.066 against, ‘The second, to abolish the registry tax, received 3,714 votes in its favor and 5,883 against. The third, to prohibit the appropriation of pubic Toney to sectarian schools, lacked the requi- site three-fitths, Gee it had @ majority in its favor. ‘The above inclades returns {rom the entire State except. three towns. TEXAS ELECTION. New ORLEANS, Oct, 9, 1871, Adespatch from Galveston gives the following democratic majorities in the Texas Congressienal election, a8 far as heard from:— First pad five counties, 525, Second District, seven counties, 3,364. Third District, thirteen counties, 599. Fourth Dissrict, twenty-five counties, 3,735. SAVANNAH ELECTION, Savanna, Ga., Oct. 9, 1871, ‘The manicipsl elections to-day passed off quiedy. The democratic.ticket, with Colonel John Screven for Mayor, is.elected by over two thousand major- ity. Ove. one-haif of the foes are supposed to Mave voted the democratic eu. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac ter New York—This Day. Sun rises. 6:05 Sun sets, . 5 28 Moon rises.morn 1 49 High water...eve 5 34 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATBS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTE: | OF OCTOKER. Powlne Green way, PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 9, i871, CLEARED. ieamabip Rapidan, Whitehurst, Key West—Hergues & Sey LAE SEs ew ET wari Reams, (er, Den Deneted, Quesostown bias socom Brig Br, r i for New mon for Pr ‘Johnson f for Providence. for New Eitzal for X York for Providence. sobr), ae a air, a for Newport. 35, Ca ee ae Hall was lost in « storm on the 3d inst, with all on board ex- Niagara, , Biel Point cept Otto Lasson, pate Bhasin Sessaiehes Dominion | sreamaure Ltnenry, trom Baltimore vie Key West for wan, Seal Island for New York, with Raynor, Hutchings, Bomon for Blze- 3B Smkh, Nickerson, Providence for New Gertrude, Brockway, Portland for New York. with 0 Beatay, Brows, Wellfleet for New York, with to ra Bil, Middletown for New York or Jer- aoa. erie if Li ry Nearest ww f Mexico, Timmerman, Vera Cruz Sept 36, ro Hg ne fiavana Oct 5, with mdse and passen- eette'® Alnindve£ Bons. Was detained st. Vere Gras 6 fave by violent northers, and was unable to communicate me wate manip Untied Btates: Browny "N Gricans, Oot 1 | Blenmer Rlcetna Wi 08. be 5 = ott, New York for Providence. hes mdse a heros ery rth, col B Cromwell & Co, t 9, of 4 Steamer Osprey, psig New late ill id bak tien nafor New gre writh‘ner atten engine 120 PM. i, with mdse | _ The British bark ato Mar Taigort night oF 8th lost anda engerg to Freer ginleeys t= dpe cand 1» Nue "Rian nan ‘night yo en fe hy UP a at wy Schr Speculator, para SATLED. wie panna i, Wind dat re SSW. o*Bteamahip a Freeman, Wilmington, No, 20 hours, spite (=n with mdse, rine Disasters. Role, eh r "ciyae B geet) Richmond, to Wane —_ ‘co aed tiie K HALL—Galvoston, Oet $—The steamer C K New Orleans foaing her ru of hawesers, Captain ws before reported at Pensacola in distress, after ea ds, 5 the gale of 2H ul, steered by toeans aa injured, and all well on board, jeuaacola 8d Inst awaiting instruc Lewis. Alllppey June and wisn vaee to order; passed Cape of i grossed the equator August ust 20, in lon 32 lave heavy westerly gale off the Cape; eet HY me = al ti ip Vanguard Lil ug 22, with coal to "atria fe esha up.to Sep 14, in the tat 4 cto on 4 ao Common ‘high big ny P Y ‘and proper canvas; voree under shape and proper cal xn over the first, and wray partly st ions io re NTE SIBB—Ci in George W Tucker, of the sh{i ‘annie sins bry poses ome via Pacific Ratiroad from San San “naw, ys they could not see half rolli ‘The shi ky cliff, rods ‘waves of ths broad Pacifo were rolling tothe great difficulty that tbe rice fapialn came of niand wunscir inners on a ‘ioe Annie ae Eo ey jeus wreck the’ moment a hae W at the time, the blo Dwing potat struck, begs | e blow!n, int ic] le abatt e ater the other; her beam Pea. ‘all ber scArEO shifted board, | Regardless of a, all our, water provisions sini; oat a 300 gallons ands Yarge visions and diive stock aide lignts all under iy ees windows and ventilators rollingin the water, and the Mriny Tunving into the ship in hogsheads from the stern; Wind ahuttod to NNW {9 & heavy squal; wore shtp to aire to joxt all my sails in wearing meinsailand lower i maintop- salty ship roll iy and water ronning in as above ; wind moderat Tolling rails under and about 6 feet of water in the ship; divided our men half at the pampe”and balf priming’ back the (gato, our wind Timp proved itself, nevertheless, fa case @ poor dep endence ; the wind too light ree drive it; sono rope} was left us but to pomp by hand or sink, at it we went, and in 48 hours got a rol ling ck on Cae, enough trimmed to get the side tata, Bowe water; roving fight below the side lignts, and #o continues. ‘Very it The Vanguard, in te Sears ip on the por por on OH ante, and mot 1 oi toward the pulled ta, the, woralog. A wreck- The crew were left in ihe clty. aa under the marine laws they" Tanoot get a dollar of thelt pay unless somethi ofia pa from the wreck. The owners have, Soria oe case to pay cant Tucker the same an if his voy- age had ated successfully, as they hold him blameless, and the Inearanee papers save th mouth (NH) Times, bps pall Sate (Br), Dunn, from Pensacola for Liv- ‘erpool, before l, was at anchor inside the bar at Pen- sacola’29th ult, awaiting ‘8 fair wind to go to sea, when, dur- {og.a gale tbat night she dragged her ec cap tem Fun—London, Oct 9—The ok Faro Fury (of St John, NB), Cunningham, from Aer Yor Amsterdam, has put into Ramagate leaking. Brie Oy C (Br), at Vineyard Haven 6th, from St Johns, PR, for NE gales during most of tne headthe old sea, but I upper and lower ‘fore! em from any loes.—[Forts- mili ‘Anchor, went ashore, Aug 29 for ships. would stand and strength, Is it was sails hey ‘and replace them with others; but what di find; the foremagt had finally broke of at the eyes ofr “hy matamast head broken half off at the eyes of the tering, opmast and mainstay bits hauled out of the decks, Jack and rigging. There was work for all hands after 7 er hours at ime to ‘or Boston, reports strong Scuz GLovorstEs, Allen, of and from South Amboy for Miter ah with coal, was run into by tugboat Game Cuek AM of carried a1 war. bow and bulwarks stove in and her a considerabl; int off Flushing flats. Her bowsprit was com. hard work and no rest; masis fished te cis ihe bebe damaget. She was towed to City Isiand, Be hae ak ee ee ed | where she now lies disc part of cargo pre ta: up eatle to bend, 400 tons of conis to be ak rand to be | Undergoing the necessary repairs. secured, and the water to.be pumped oa The officers ani scour “outee B Corrtn, of Harrington, for Whiting, Me, grew,acted nobiy on thie occasion, We accampl FrERt shore on Denbo's Foint 2th wit, knocked off ber fore: tho 26th, being then fn foot, and recelved otber damage. She was got off and,re- Commencing se 8 aaa eee itt at ssw eR ie atecn ee poor te Scum P partied Sammi zabethport for Hart. an ihe wind reared to tbe woerarg emg Only, seer mi coat laden, varted her Shalaghad went ashore aight Of Lopnaia and ‘upper’ openle blown amay, toretalie and 7ohon pen. Sieg epee eae ca gg ne sails gone, noth and lower ore » and, considering othe ‘rippled state We Buxrer, Wissios fram; Providence for. Phila- kept her before, it for es But inte Int Gresb port Lt wa ine ky alt, for repairs, the, Grand Bank, Knowing from former experience of the Sound in # leaky con- violence a the edge of the Bank, for seldom, tf ever, sane Bi acroas the Rank. It ween ‘blows ws around the edge, the Guif Stream sweeps round and caures Fippling, ‘and Broken water heeyy. of gae of win as ro Trance sing the broken water moa tea alarce quantity of water got into if pl poored fia considerable damage and wet my ship's bread, wh oe Euma Dar, ot lett's Reef, near New nde nay revenue cuter Campbell has ke, Me, capsized off Bart Ser ths att eer saved the US assistance. goue to her Miscellaneous, Mr John E Allen, purser of the steamship City of Mexico, from Vera Cruz and Havana, will accept our thanks for the Prompt delivery of our despatches, &c. Purser Walter Pym, of steamship Herman Lavingston, from Savannah, has our thanks for favors. Dover, NH, Oct 5—Mr Reuben Wiley, the submarine diver, weltes tbat the work of deepening the channel at the in the cabin for better safety after former Tpnton notte tate erepeed inepe rosbiakoransecot minutes wes in smooth water, Sowing left Mr Hurricane bebind, the Bank round 40 years at sea, bic few {rom To follow I never saw it in my experience of low harder before gaining soundings on the Banks; bat there were only three tails left oat of two full anits and more than two suits of sails, one sult Of topsalla ‘and ‘mainsail new. Onk one remedy from disasters "0 work Narrows of the Cocheco river {s oo party expect to be further employ ka and poulders from the cl leted, and that the lay in removing valicg higher up the river. all our to using up all the spare canvas ‘aud mate riati by one ait out of two or three of remnants, fest off water toy Laos wep welbcen sae’ 000 apy wing 10 feet ot water to go up to Dover without hin- Netice to Mariners. COART OF MAINROLITTLE RIVER LIGHT STATION. Notice ia hereby given that @ f¢ I (struck by machi- establiahed 200 feet iment $ by KE from Lit- @ coast of Maine, which will be aul thick weather, Sept 3—Alwave keep plenty of twine on hand in all ships and goin. We have accomplished a pprene god suit, and came along ns fast as wind, weather and Circumsta: wus. Short of water, provistons baif lost. nee ne pM, ing 5%, lon 73 Ton 75! $04 took a pilot from boat Shi Belrneon, London 48 days, with mdse, to Chas LW: 0, Have bad « succession of westerly cales ARR GE ; 100 18 days west of the Beaks, Se no lat, &e, spoke bark Rex. f There will be rt 26, see ie oe of ak ese es Gees four Envernoot, which was waterlogged and abando! dp lat io hepa ah Listes stati tae eta pena eae strong brad es hi Kolatrom, Newoastle 41 days, with mater to Faock, ch Fare Co. Tad’ heavy cabre passage: Sept 16 bad» hurricane trom Ei arvand by NRE: was obli to rua aaa Toot and isa 7 carried. ay an boom, Sept, lat from iLivetpost for - rer opie JENKINS, Naval Secretary, wal “ay eg aaa office Lighthouse Buard, Washing- » falar, of MB, is reported st sea Aug 14, Came. th ton, Be, Rark Lacmsia, eee eS Sew, NB, 1s reported at wea Sept 5 at sea 670 bbls ep all wold, boved Graud Banks; ‘whales seven ttsued just at night” Speken, from haifa New Or- ir, AY ri ‘Bark Sir Mlenry iaveloc = Bh P Picket, from Hong Kong for San Francisco, Aug 23, lat 40'38 N, on ts le Borelgn Ports, ‘2—Salled from Flushing, Fanny Atkin. Mir T closeres‘ed f uring fete eet ae ei oy ® pilot 8 of Kea Harbor, from boat J Ship Royal Charter ae unbr. Mags “ ous, with vessel to masier, fine weather; railway iron to been 1d dayn weet of the Banks. Sbin Research (Br), “Mouner, N way Iron to order—vessei to Boyd & [ ineeen. Rad SW galen; Tom! and spilt palin wa 8 ote Received a eg Oct 8, 1 00'natles venip Brisk “America (Br), Lockhart, Antwerp 94 days, with mdse to Fun ‘& Co—vessel to Snow & Had variable westhege et ctastaavy = Bark P A Munch (Nor), Berntsen, Middlesborough 63 vik allway iron, to order. ct lot the northern pas Bago, ane strong west foreto| anti apru j malniodgaiactman, ot nd om sails, “was ld days went of tho Baul Bark Sarah B Cann (Br), Lewis, Hartlepool | with tear tron ro order—vessel 0 Boyd & Mieeeen” Had em with 4 ad af dayn west of he son, ‘Atkinson, Boston A et Domingo. Sept 8—In port, brig Falenn (not Tr, tem). Mr fom). Mowrnens, from Boston, (before reported BELFast, Sept 2%—Sailed, Royal peel ah ieee ‘25th, Henry rane Gilkey jikey Pht egENESBAVEN, Sept 21—Sailed, Andrew Lovitt, Perry, Tn the roada 224, Magdal Probst, a BORDEAUS, bop Bs balons Kime, Womsounene BATAVIA, Aug 6—Sailed, Horatio, , Galilee, Wood, Arwerins via Pada s—Arnived, RB Sept 1 orn, Savan- Hardy, Sourabaya; shikewneg Powers, ‘westerly gales to the Banks; from thence 14 da: th let variable wiodn. ey (Swe), Loot Cardi, 26 way fon tector porthera days, with raii- vestel to Faneh. Riye & Co. Tore the and had moderate weather; been @ days a Rark Huron (Br, Cardi 42 days, to order—ressel to 113 Be We ot a ihad ny teen ceaeie ony wnat to the Bankes, and from thence 12 days, . wk variable winds, Bark Karnak (Br), Al tron 0 order svcanel oe Heo of. eevee Rew York. ‘Cantz, Rept [9 Arrived, Tremont Lasbon, Saud hee Caritan, Trecartin, Tew Dean, %—arrived, Thomas Harwood, Baker, Londo! for New me lene and priseaan » . Larsen, from Cronstadt for New "Feu © Sept 2—Arrived, Warren Ordway, Matthews, In port Lig in Wine Prevwartty wit! pore Mth, Fi Fe Ratcne a for New York lig; Sunds- DUNKIRK, Pe oe, en be ip eg Boston, Pe EASTAOURNE, Bept vis, from Shields RS Soya top 12-suve from Klippan, Kate Sanc- ee tnOM Sept 20—Arrived, bi ve Savarese; siamo ‘GF Baton, Kiwood, New Torey Mets, "“Bailed it, Helens, Poter on RAI Sept 17—, WRALTAR, Sept Arrived Sra Sasi E Voorhis, Fulford, Sailed 13h, oes der, Sparrow (from New York), Leg- (from New York), Venice ep eter with railway cree We variable wea- ‘23 days, with heavy SW Newport, 40 days, fendt, ‘Tetens & bende ar the Banks; from thence Ameri. Bava- 18th, bark Matearetha anca, Skorka, from for Boston ; of Navarino, Wrman, fos Pe: enose ( Bi) fhe middle paseage, and. had strong. wes su from Smyrna for nk; ee ‘Towed throngh the Straits 1th, aie Ma da” aac bon Sa east A Syaact | Sawtor tr Wow Yorks Votan showy tri Mae Tot Sept 6 in lon #0 4) W; had lignt winds and calmeine Satire | “St.yue, Sept 19—Arrived, G 8 Troop, Ferris, New Bed. Berk Al Allemannia (NG), Moller, Maracaibo, with a gaffes, io H Favensiedt Sse cn iiad trong Nant NE wicee wg Roop” ‘Arrived previous, bark Frances, Field, Livanvoor, Oot ¢—Arrived Fire Day, Ni Brig Tubal Catn of Yarmouth, Me), Stone, Buena er Jar, New Or. seers Tubal Cain (of ¥ uth, Me _ Buenos Ayr Jeans: Thome Dankam, Molean, MoLean, vars eh chanics Arades in lat 21°30 8 and lost them io lat 6 10 N; crossed the Sewer justor in lon 87 80 W, and took the NE trades im lat Ii 9) 18 nia Sabena Victo- ria, Engebrethesn, Ne new w York rere; Joan Parker, Ne Keliey, from Bt Kitts for Naw York # days ouk Sind nad Mast, armen, arc sere Clansman, Brig'Clara P Gibbs, Parker, Milk’ River, Ja, 98 days, ee ata ey oo Plate, Math: le D.Oordora, & Co-—veasel to Miller & Houghton. i Rewd, wae an fey hn pae Eocgae to Hatteras; from daye Diarmid, yh a ‘and’ Boston: Haver. | 1088 ‘Kerr, Old Jn Pinay |, Mew York; Queen Vi Con. ent Saree (Be), Kerr. 3 days, with Koomar, Anderson, ictoria, A H Solomon—vessel to W Ingals; had strong N an: vannah. ME winds: been $9ae tere of Sowsres, fe Roman ara Oma (Nor), Tomeithy, Havana, 15 days, with eis ay a so Wendt, Tetene & Bockmann; bad variable weather ; Paliadetpbi he at 31, Jon 76 40, spoke bark Meadota, trem Buenos Ayres | ™Troncain tee” Sone te gonna gt aa “Behr borat Arch (Bp, Smith, Mayagues, PR, M days, with | Ti poirg 32 Neate Abpy Merrit, oar Bm ion’ 7331, ‘spoke brig Potoal, froe Forto Rico for New en: ead ‘Burt, Finland; Fass Mi on waa S—Arrived, steamantp Prassian, Dutton, BA cag eh Oe ae i d proceeded 8 Smith &Uo. Been 8 days ‘of Hatteras, with strong = mid eae Boagasn” Me™ Mie Taye iin Pearce toa, bene ear brig Hasard, Cadta, Sehr Abigail Jesnings, Blake, Virginia, anae a, apt Be Passed by, ‘Miller (s), from Passed Through Hell Gate, MONTREAL, Oct 6—Arrived, steamship Ganges (Br), Ur- BOUND soUTE amhart, Boston, Park Lakemba pr aean mrtenes 2 Ay Basen ATED Sept Cleared, bm ete for New York, rallread iron to wo Nuwrony, Sept %3—Cleared. J Pah Bee tgs: Whitney & Uo. Uo. Took the ype oy A = alatateapicgplia Eastman, Mc named John aged 14, @ native of Liverpeol, NB, who oe i, was arowm bine Beaay poe at the time rendering’ une- — Lr mea or Pongo Sener ee pe ctarepshe eehs'a'O Bowley, et Frovinect | Artin 128 tm at er, Bn Ts wate Blanche (Re, ¥ Providence for New York, in wien te cet Levant (Br), Elliott, Per- Roberts, St John, N1 Fh 8 Geddie, eanuahete vas hte act “iho eas cairn, eect Settee, Sebr Tickler, Bayes, Brown's Banas for New York, with Rin leatee tpcke Mening Star, Chester, Portland for New York, with sled Ot | bar re PArrived, L-00-moon, Rasmussen, Hong fen New York, with stat North mi ir Oris, Rooper, Maoweem for New York, ves a Ose learns, ‘ ae — “inion, Glowcester for New York, with Tere, om TT pom nr rv | BF AA OA A Deree Beene i aoe ‘same dn for ew Yori y ea eet TanTTOR Sept %3—In port Nornen, Helgesen, from New American Perta, POINT, Oct 7—Arrived, bark Resource (Br), Grauy for Richmond, >i2ot B—Salled, schr Ide della Torre, Davis) MONROE, Oct €-Passed tn, (RG), Holjea, from Hotterdam for Baltimore’ park dow peter ayeot, trom Liverpool {oF do; brig Makawh aoe Eph fr pm do tor Richmond. G'H Dillnghom, from Santos for ord tp, Cisopaire, for “Dust Wi ‘sad B act, —Cl prig Guidiog Bian, Hagerta New York, } |, sohre Susan Wrighty ot onetone en w Yor! ed Schre Seasle "ieurdocky New York¢ 1 GW Locke, pi Wears vhilade! hia ortin comma fot Albany; Stephen few Yor! WARRAGANSETT, Oct wipes anchor off aie Ferry, Abby Watson, Hooper, from Calais for Philadelphia; eh, , Providence tor bee nt sehr Fauny Hanmer, Brookg PW EOR RT. om pee hrs Jobn Farnum,/ m Providence phi; Bailie W' Fender, Pui CITY Grimsb; DIGHTO. led, steamah| TOWN, roy Sey _ New Foe Oct WEST, 0 io Aah nal pe, Fennton for New York. te mga, Bark Bate vor kem vor, sa james En; ter. Bristol for New ith Pi wed, achrs © C Smith, Phillips, and Measend ger, ‘aunton for, New York; Sylvester Hale, Col fran, do. for Bridgeton, NJ; Hasek, Handiey,, and Ney Ghase, Fall River for New York; Harriet jarriet Lewis, Bliss, Providence for do; si Taunton for do. led—Bark Alice Ci bell, Gorham, pga "st CS Ny F908 f Philadephia; rn brigs Sarah Peters of svt a for ichrs Z Stratton, Stan! is ‘Thomas, Windasa: Wa, {er Baltimore; HO ae for Euroy re Nye, Dighton forte; Me peat PaNSACOLA, ou dae aaa ie: w baool Arrived, steamer liza "Anns" Mctoy. eos Grieans aud Lady Gastior: ba Hamilton? PYBRTLAND, Oc 6-Arrived, brig Lucy W Snow, Georgetown, 8C. Gardner, reetown, SC. wPoursudbti, Ti, Oct ary Ot New Yore; Reaben Hnddell, Maloy, Farida: PROVIDENCE, Ort 7—-Arrived, sc eamer Hunter, Harding, Philadelphia; Br, bark y, Case ” Westmoreland, Rice, a aT and Pehavivania, Baler, Now York; Harper, Gow; Swerve in, asa’s lia % Rearing aria ta; PAWTUCKET, Oct 7—arrivea, schr Fly. Heath, Pensas, SAN FRAN @ Reed, Shanghee (: simapeony A ay Amotia and jadawaske, Bib Gieued tip Portlaw (Bi Rice Te (rere) jew York), Havana. York; sohrs 4. Paige, Haley, ejphia Vai LM a oe ay Frances, Butger, Pal tee er New oan sera, Sumpter, Shaw, Warren for New Bedtord for do; owt B Smt cael te La Mortis, Mangor, Fal acai cra ORR sei Cee wit SSTHEADELPRIA, | Oct Det PM—. picom, Boston. *o igre out seSieak snipe Neptanog betes Anal wegen Stine jet Messer, ally ae lies atrved, techra, Sex Breeze, 7, Philadelphia ¢ 4—Arrived, schra _ Pan and M Sewall, Port Johnson ‘Sth—Arrived, a Citzen,” ete inide. Hutehings, Elveabetty .. Hs Minnie Still pate etary Bieta NT rd "Hany Pac toa BI fan, ie Wi con, Fn ables Gs M & E Henderson. 81 Trent Seyi jane, Kennedy, and a @ Lawson, Tg barn Sp fa Hint Mele ae ine, the ‘blige Pharo, 8! ton, MeClure, and Brunette, Went do (or Bangor). wll Routou fer’ Pawiooket; Pull Grimes Puilsrook.'do: Robert Baty’ Corner, W Ea Raynor, ‘or, Hutchinson, New York ; fy Jog 1 Pe a Oct7?—Arrived steamship Saratoga, Conch,’ 29—Arrived, ship Rajah (Br), Hal dae Neweastle, NOW. si Cleared—Ship "Samuel sailed 20h); bark, Whiaie, wis Yoko tn, Hone Ta irae Taror, Blather, connected wi COATANNAE, Oct "Gott _Salied.” sloamatug me Montreal, from SALEM, steamer AL Ost. 6-Arrived, = Geo wn, DC; Cora, Bush, Baltimore; ant y STONINGTON, Oct 6—Arrived, schra ‘Mills, raga Wing, Hall, Rondout, Kale & Pa wine Bs bethport for ire YTEN OY vie ‘Oct 7—Arrived, ni Susanna, Wood PwinlinaTon, 8 nc, Sars oe teaser Wa alee: aes Groseneck, Rotterd: Nellie Bell iiange, Oct. Paleiander Young, Grinoell, MISORLLANEOUS, A. i incnes lon Por, 86; Bi ine 8 3, new st} cua kg V. PECKHAM, o1 trae ornate iain Solor aid prion, ov by express C. 0. D. malo ABSOLUTE. DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ailiyie Siti gaitaten, shutet eines het fe ‘M. HOUSE, Attorney, 180 Broadway. ABSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM the courte of different Statea. No publicity free. Bourg re and Commiastoner for 1. KLV@ Counselior-at-Law, Atm DR. WAIT & SON'S DENTAL INSTIT! ner of Twenty-third street and Fourth a1 mi. | (aicaco vist “ INSURANCE. METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPARY, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.” $900,000 CAPITAL, ~ 9 THIS P di MEINOCOMEAR DIGTRIGH AND Has ROT SUvFRRED poeioy: 3. Youna, Boorsiary, he > we. | DOME yan Fashion elp the ‘who can tion will ‘entrance, Set ance Ee aes to the Liberality ot visite ‘MPIC THEA’ prere by the catastrophe Was betolien the orgy cf will be given at On Oh MONDAY, cu comin a mena fee an iter HUMPTY DUMPTY, Beats can now be secured. 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