The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1871, Page 12

_——_.. A CAMP ON THE PRAIRIE. A Drive to the Camp of the Victims of the Chicaga Fire. SCENES OF SORROW AND ANGUISH A Graphic Picture of the Encamp- | 5 ment and the Campers. Curcano, Oct. 13, 1871. 0 dost my way whire takmg a worsevack ride Skrough the rnins on Tnesday night. I wason the m@orth side. if was growing very late ana I knew met woat to do. To vwurn back would have exposed mew dangers that 1 was unwilling to face, even with Sheridan’s guards within a few handred feet setevery street, or rather roadway, one might tra- were; #0 1 chose the jess of two evils, and made =P wy mind to KEEP STRAIGHT AITEAD, 2knew that straight ahead meant due north and ‘ehat vy Keeping on I would be certaiy to come into “pen Japa” seoner or later, ana not tumble head- ong iw cellarways made bristling with glaas and ‘@roken iron by the falhng m of build ange thal once sheltered them. So on} went, ‘He was a jong route stil), although | thought ythat I was at the end of the city, or what } suppose most People call the north side, when I first hestated bout my course: for | must have ridden fully ‘swenty Dlocks afterwards, as i could tell by the re- eounding of the horse’s feet on the pavement that ‘she so-cailod prairie was still far cut of reach. Bat this was nor ali. 1 could almost feet the darkness ‘Chat surrounded me, rather which cop/ronted me, or Dohina me were THOUSANDS OF COAL PutES ‘what lit up the sky fer miles to the south and made ‘She darkness atiead «ll the more se by contrast— @ad, unger the circumstances, my situation was not very pleasant. How long] continued w ride at a slow pave—for it was a funeral pace from the mo- ment I found the blue Ores getting to the rear, f vow not; but this I. do know, it was an are to me. The low rumble of the wind mrongh the ruins to the south, ona tne distant hum as of a bustling city, far fat off to ihe west- ‘ward, broken now and then by what I imagined te ‘bea piercing cry of distress, but which proved to ee the sudden rushing of ine wind througy the yet standing open walls of the city Uiat was, made me 4t ta needless to state, veryanmous to yet OUT OF THE WILDERNESS of the dead city to the wilderness of the pratric f- welt. Suddenly tie horse stumbied under me, and Bis hools made no longer ap echo. At last | Knew She uuworked sod of the prairie had been truck, Cautiously 1 urged the beast to goa geniie trot, and io a few seconds came to a very abrapt matt by Fanning plomp against a seri of 4 Whiod soure worthy farmer, as 1 sapposed, ected to mark off his legitimate domain trom wutelde imnits, Almost at the sume moment the Garkness ahead ol us began to clear away as the wind increased in strength (for 1 was the siaoke irom the smouldering Gre to the rear that made the durkness ahead), aud Mere right abead of me, within 3 stoue’s throw, @asbed over ine plain A THOUSAND TWINELING LIGUTSN What | had not heard before [ vow heart plainis-~ the commingling of many voices, some low and womne boisterous, the cluking of ware, the hallooing m the distance of men to other men nearer by, and here and there tie thud of a hammer or the creaking ef a cart wiiccl. ismounting, J tea the horse Ww the fenco and jumped to the other side, and began slowly to pick my Way over the field. An instant afterward I heard a rusting mn the dead Brass a few leet vo the right, aud & ame & Clang @5 of stec] against steed, follow @ loud, gruit molce crying out, “WHO GOES THERE J kuew by this time [was among the lots anda the park, where thousunds of the refugees fied for shelter, and 4 feeling of reiler came ever me. A pass signed by the ivalrons Forsyth, ud endorsed by “Litte Ph made ibe grag Who goes there?” suswer himself v friend of ine, aud bid me go where i Usteth. Now ihat 1 vad by @vi GUL of tre widerness of a city, where a siience | @f the desert rained supreme, to the wilderness of the open plains, where everyihing wus bustle a contusion, Iwas at a Joss to Lnow how to a jad ax 1 Was to escape irom one to the other. wing tw the darkness 1 wes at figst om abic tt see what kind of company f£ had italien in with: but, a fF made @ siow and cantious appreach to the nearest | dnt which glimmered dimly throagh the cuinks of what scemed to be # few planks carelessly naved Aovelher. my cars were greeted with the cheering *ounds of A WOMAN'S VOICE. At was a iow and plaintift voice, broken by sobs what made my blood grow chill in that our of the way place; but lor ai! that it made me fee! safe From thay moment my apprehensions of betng at dackea iu toe Gurk by the Lignt prowlers, whose reg vm the scared citizens had been for twenty- hours increasing by hacdreds, or failing tuto a Men of encamped fire-liends, vanished. 1 felt that ie voles belonged to # woman Who was a suferer the great’ sorrow «of =the great way. Sud the sobbings that came ticarer and @leurer Wo my car 28 1 jelt my way nearer Sowards the hight, were, | felt, my stromgest guarap- tees of salety. J had yot within afew feet of tne Right when in THE DIM BISTANC! Jespied hundreds of torms imoving about quietly ‘and hundreds of overs sititng upod the grass, and % hundreds of others rolled up Uke muinmies in laukeis close to a fence or Half covered with wuch Unings a8 tables and chairs, and, 1b fact, every Bud of household turniture which could ve turaea ‘nie a temporary rov!. There were here aud there gate, DOL they were nut many, oud as J went up to he first ope tbat } had seen and exclauned, quite toudiy “NS THERE ANYBODY HERE,” 1 felt. a cold chill creep over me, 80 stUili aid every. @ming tor aseccona seem sboul; aithough unrougn She musty smoke, driven inte the piam by the ever- changing wind, | conid still bee the jornis of many MOVING, MOVING, MOVING, Bever seemiug to stand sui tora single second, yet BO une saying a word. Need I say that It was que @ reel to me when @ quiet gentle vorce greewad ime inh “What is wanted and the ight of a candle Sei! wpou my face. She was a Litile girl. not over eweive years of age, that beld the eandie, pale as Marve, with large black cyes and # wealth of black hau, all ianyied and neglected, that hung ud swoug in’ drifts over ber face as the wind ruin dessly trew at about her shoniders, She had a Mlenket wound abont her and was barefooted, and ane iitite feet were COVERKD WITH BLOOD, J} WOK IN Bt a gtance, and for ® moment ku bi fo the shiv betore This scene 4 pany planks resuug against 1 ava aving. fo sloop low as He came, aman about Lhirty years of age, wilh # japtern in pis hand. He was tue very picture of Geepair. tis eyes were swollen, Marr lines under them gave to diem an unnatnral, Haggard expression, Nall wild, ball plead, arruikies inat one Would expen! the sace oi to Gnd tracyt on AVERY OLY Max aiune furrowed the ollierwise youthial face that passou belween us } need not now repeat, Sam. tent it ts boat mis borse was secured w the buggy Will a halier ant ) was perimited 1 occupy u cor oaths the shelter, mers aller the 1 an Iying tab *MwnkroUs 1D WIN BOTFOW, Hau eXENSed tinsel! for , ot having ANY BLANKETS ON THK BOSE. When tiay down the janteru was silii burning, and venore iL was 1 Faw thaton the | other We 6 % were hooded su,etner ander we aut AL Old Urese & WOMAN and Lao Sota! aren. 1 thougi, | aelwe ailing mito a geuile sleey, win a vad ween dutii the day paving like o pavorama before aoy éyes, vhat} heard the sume AOD DTigT Lint hae Vaced my SUeMON @ few ius Lerere, and every Low an! {hen Binaniy Voice soothingly Buy mg, 0 Wilk MOT LANE Torever. Bue at may have ben adelndon Ul was RIGHT vaye when | awoke, kueling tatly and cod, Dut, fier ail, consdon ably reires The sun hud not Hi Wind sWweDt Over the ye risen, aud 2k ed On peiting up to bew dows nod What Tis? saree park adiounes fambhy hal rtgen vefore yur, wid had taken the of gig oon ote throw oui Maket viey in the 1A giles ww w ¢ a \ and UY ww remem! T.lad £ob just whe butt > had nel HLown wh vit tat bonis Belore | corlainiy Ww Jonge lett in muce once Lad gor onlstae the “shelter! where | dames BEET 80 RORONDLY j ev piein, THO Hi that mGt my eyes tainly took | ay bearl AWwey ot shout hive @ Wheneuna ears | to hot unk =f AOU ever efnce Tivom ty meNERY, Ae ) ROW Be LE Wwrile Tit PMI Presriou HM Dyan ine true Comes back | oo wirony ial | seem tO see Slumug Bt me froin | every quarter of uiy room the same pale HAGOALD, WOBRAGI PACKS. tne wane Huu erowils, Give same owen wi) OY VibY bEDER hae) Been A emoreine ya posed of a high Lop Diggy with several ; and | My Kind post ant wis ute | 2) took part ip ty | wot yout NEW Y nd deseribe no one who dig not behold it, thout expecting to behold Sigg’ cay ers cy) anything that ceuld approach the realty. Thoment 1 stoo’ rooted, to the ground as it were, Ay good (read, whe had acted so gractous a part towam MGtne night before, met me at the very threshoid, but as J grasped hun by whe haul tm greeting 1 stood speechiess helore yc~ rg Beene that met my gaxe beyoud where we both were atriking me with an awe that was Une speakanle, And how comid it have been otherwise ? As Tar as the eye could reach was @ vast concourse of men, women and chticren, all huddled together over the Park and tn the lots amid wagons, horses and carts innumerabie. Hundreds were still dying gound asteep, some with a gy evs over them, some uncer tents, ine greater aumber with no sirelter at wll Out CANOPY OF DARK SMOKE that came wating along over head in thick rolling miasses that one could almost {i te hear mov- Ing in the air. Ltancied even mn the midst of all the contusion that 1 witnessed among those who were already up and going about ike ghosia place “io place, secking, — apparently for some icles they nad mnislatd the night before, that I contd tell one family from another, 80 distinct m the hastling, busuing crowds that moved here, there aud evervwhere was cach littie group from the other, “here must have been on all sides fully 30,000 persons, and yet one of the most atrik- ing features about TUE WONDERFUL SCENE was the absence of that very thing which, under almost all circumstances, is supposed to be In- seperabie from a large and mixed of men, womens and children—boisterous boise, There was confusion; there was Dashing and there was crowa- ing mm places; there was talking and there was w moving of wagons and carts trom one piace to anowier, Dub omerwise over the whole scene reigned 4+ SAD QUIETNESS, } tnat reminded me of the quiet crowds I bave often | seeu at a tnneral in a | church. ‘There was not { a joyous face about me. It was in vain that I tried 10 tmagine [ heard a laugh from some group which looked leas disconsolate than another, out case the laughter f thought 1 heard turved out to be a of anguish, My pen al- mosi refuses to write furt! of this terribie evidence of what the disaster had done in one of its phases -of how 1t seemed to have stabned to the heart without actually putting out of life each one of the hundreds that were within calling distance of My Voice, yet every one of whom seemed as full of physical health as could be. I wandered about among the crowds that were walking in little groups and TALKING IN LOW TONES together, feeltug as though I were the only person wiih life and thonght in me, and that all wuo passed me, heediess how I knecked against them or got in their way, were so many automatons, with power of sorrowful specch only. It would be a futile task for me to attempt to describe the many Uttle scenes that were so m- timately interwoven with the main scene of the encampment, and which made it she mournful gathering 1t was. To the right and left—no matter wi way I turned or how anxiunsly ! tricd to peer ‘ond the groups fora vacant space—my searching eyes Were met with little knots Of inen, women aud chilaren, some sitting, some standing, some lying on the ground, and ali, even to the litte prattling ones, wearing a look of such sopreme sadness that my beart bled as T gazed and continued to gaze, fascinated ia @ strange way by the sorrow and angursh depicted upon every coontenance. Did you ever look upon the face of a man who escapes from a shipwreck and gets to the shore, Knowing that his wife ana little ones had gone down, down UNDER THR VITILESS WAVES never to rise? Did you ever notice how, if he be & j man of wiil, he says not a word: how his face, paie as the whitest marhle, seeingto you paler every time hiseye meets the pitifal glare of his neighbor; how the lips tighter ana the hands clench, and he thik al! the while he is concealing his :reat sore } row within bis own breyst? Such was the look of | about every man i came across tn this { FIELD OF WOR for they tad, every one of them, it is true, escaped a danger that was past; Dut how many, on, how ; Many. as they wandered about witn that agonizing ; look upon their faces and turned their eyes toward ! the black clouds that hovered over where their homes | Were once, were thinking of those loved and dear | ones who had tried to escape when they did and who. | Bre now---God knows where? What if a child was {| missing, a Wile not found, @ sister not heard from { since the roof of j THE LITTLE HOME fell I, Was tf Not almost che same as actual death to | them in their great desolauon’ They knew not | where th Whey sougnt for were, and the meu thought that te smouidering ruins which ned { the distant roadways for wiles aroand had hid the missing ones forever from their sigat was of itselfas harrowing as the dread certainty itself. When 1 pow recail the Jow, suppressed CRIES OP ANGUISH that greeted my cars from one shetter after ! { her, ax [ passed my mournful way along throngh crowd after crowd o1 these victims the great disaster: when the scenes J oeheld come vow vivilly back to my mind asJ write; of the mothers that T met, with their babes closely pressed to their bosoms, | and remsing, with a half cry, half shriek, the ree ! lief of food that kind hands proffered; of the little | children J found lying SLERVING SWEPTLY | amia the whole coufuston, as though tuer mothers had not been Jost to them and other mothers | who had lost their own were caring for them {in thelr stead; of the men who sat 4 with their heads bowed on their hands and swayed } to and fro, and looked up at you when you spoke to ane: 8 though they heard you bat saw yon not; of the giris of a tender age, who hid benind one another ln their shelter as you passed, lest you would notice that tney had’ reached the prairies with scarce enough covering to BIDE THEIR NAKEDNESS; of the hundreds upon hundreds that were about me mm the Tark and out of it, all so sad, all so siient in their sadness, yet 80 many erying, strong men, too, crving in @ stifling way for fear wife or chiid would see them so weak—when [ recail al these things now, i# it & wonder that J find difi- culty to portray that terribie scene on } the prairie, which probably, after all, had less of reai agony, real suffering abont it in itself Wan any other sorrow that belell the unfor- ; vunate people of Ouicago during the fatai days of last week. Yetin it we saw reficcted all the suffer- ing, all the losses, all the heartbreakings, all the ‘wials endured elsewhere and stili to be endured, and that was what made it seem to me, and what would have made 1t seem to any ene who beheld it, THE SADDEST SCENE Of all the sad scenes witnessed during the wreck of desolation, I had scarcely the heart as 1 went sbout among the people to say & word to any one I met. 1t was no place for words of pity, and ex- pressions of sympachy would have been HORRID MOCKERY, yet occasionaliy 1 plucked up courage enough to Apeak to 4 few of the nen and women, caretul all the while to speak feelingly of tne great misfortune that had befalien the pm Without lor @ moment making my sympathy look like pity for thar own particular desolations; for, strange a8 it may seem, the more I wandered among these unfortunate, brave-nearted refngees, the more did I become impressed thal they felt their own sorruw so deeply that a third person who dared to express sorrow for them in particular would have been treated to a qwek rebum. | sat down beside one young man and his wife ip the Park and PARSOOK OF THE OOD with snem which the mau had procored, | believe, from the place’ where me xehef Committee had sent food for distribution, 1 could not but pity the poor young wife as she sat with her beaad upon her husband's knees, and her face covered with ier hands, while she cried oh go bitterly! And clinging to her were three litile children—one a girl of abont seven and \ two yeara of age, They were ali three beautiul chiidren and they seemed to Know something awful had happeued, without exuctiy knowing what, to make “manma” cry so. And they toyed witi lier hair with thei hands and the little boy would | every now aud then pui his little arme round the ; Mother's neck, place Mis lips againat her cheek and ) murmar, “DON'T Ki, MAMMA, DONT Ks"? De you Wonter that the man gul down his | foot chokingly when he beleld this) | more | Wan once saw him tirn tis head jrom me and wipe | his eyes with Ns sleeve. 1 got into conversation | with him atter @ while, and Ne said to me as | rose to go:—"Well, gir, it can’t be heiped. Thad a home } and was worth $10,000 & day or two ago, and now ; here's ail ve gow BETWEEN ME AND THE GRAVE; {| 8nd be put bis hands in his pockets and showed roo } # two dollar bill; and them pointing to bis wite and { chtidven, and, SMILING THROUGH HIS ‘TRARS, e exclauned as be laid his bend svftiy on bis wue's covered hvad, “Thank Goo, 1 have not Jost J aro better off than wany.” This Was ful ope of Many jnstances of We same | kind Feame across in the camp: but now let me draw a vell over the picture, {tis woo sud even to f these, | Unk about. Thank God, wost of the “campers? | ave now housed, and, ict ua hope, the time not far distant when they will one and all have their | own somes again. But what. oh what, of those | whose now misaug Cnes are destined never wo re- + turn BOSTON AID FOR CHICAGO, ¢ fialian Opera Company iv Aid of the Chicago Sufferers, Boston, Oct. 14, 1871. Tue members of the Strakosch Italian Opera Com: q ang lids evening at a benefit given at the ‘ boston Theatre for the Chicago suderers, Manager | Birakosch having proffered uber services sor the object. Mile, Dnvat, Miss Cary, Signoras Capouie, | Briguoll, Bagugiorno, and niso Whe chorus and or: | chestra, under the conductorship of Max Maretzk, enteriauument. Wand suite Were present, { THE FRESHET IN MAINE, ent Lewiston, Me,, Got. 14, 187), The breaks on fhe Maine Central Rarroad have propaired, We have nad no tratne to or frou Waterville, Parmingwon or Brunswick since ine stor, Aud provably Wil not have une! Mol ou We have confection with Poruand via Iatiway by carrying around the Po onk Va) t ‘The fvst Tow) fom the West for two Maye aeiives by het rouwe jae evenipe | anvuler of about five and & chabby faced bey about | H ORK HERALD, ‘SU Ito the fal light of tie early morn. Words cannot | the cen, ART NOTES. Among the Galleries. ‘The art season has opened early, with more than ushal spirit, and already important sales have beca effected. The dealers im art works are confident that the comleg season will be the most brilliant which has ever beeu in this city. Under this im- pression they are uraking considerable ventures to place really good Works within the reach of intend- ing purchasers, SCRAUS’ GALLERY is enriched by the addition of Hugues Merie’s “MARGURRITE,"? ‘The artast has selected the moment when Martha exhibits the casket of jewels given her by Mephis- wpheles, and Marguerite, with womanly vanity, decks herself in the tempung trinkets. Martna is in a Kneeling posture on the left, with her face turned With a satisfied expression towards the mawen. In tae leaning over the oid fashioned chair, from which Marguerite nas risen, ‘we see the arch tempter, evidenUy delighted at the success of his rose, ‘The composition of the gronp expresses fully the Incidcat, and is forcible and efigctive without affectation, Naturaliy ihe mam interest centres in the maiden, and the artist has exerted bts power successfully to prodace an ideal Margoenve, The maiden is atthat delightiul period of iife when the girl passes intotne woman, and seems for an Istaut to anize the charms of both Dbases of existence, Her form is gracefui snd slender, but round and well formed, and. the pose easy, natural, and expressive. In her right hand she holds a small carved ivory mirror, in which spe look# with quiet complacency. Something of impassiveness has been given to the expression of the face, which is unrailed vy one anholy thonght, No idea of evil hea ever entered the Mind of the artist’s Margneiite, and even while sie evidently finds her beauty heightened by tne rich adornment of the jewels her's 1s the innocent co- quetry of unstained girlhood. Me painting of the face reveals at once a depth of tenderness and power of treatment seldom witnessed in modern art, Warmtn bas been imparted to the flesh with- out destroying a sentiment of cold parity which breathes from her face, The cdlor of the dresses 1s weil harmonized and in keeping with the general weatment. In the same gallery we noticed one of Verbockhoven’s older works, which merits atten- ton. 1tls a painting of A MAD BULL leaping a fence. The action of the enraged animal js forcible, and danger threatens from the flaming eyes, 1018 an excellent study of aulimat Ite; good in color and well modelled, Great care has been «is- ploved in painting the texture of the hide, which seems periectiy natural. GOULIES GALLERY Gives evidence of considerable activity, and presents ever-changing features of intcrest. Puoiy’s “Qneen Catoerine,’’ and Carl Becker's “Bishop of Bemburg” bave disappeared and been replaced by two works of more real value, “THE ANTE-CNAMBER,” by Becker, exibits @ decided improvement on his “Bishop of Bemburg,” Wough 16 displays tne same Weakness of perspective. The expression on the lgces of the differeat figures waiting at tne door of the great man are well imagined and skilfully avd cacetully treated, but the figure drawing might be improved, Becker displays considerable power over color, gud bis treatinen: of the textares of the Gresses and hapgings of the room is remarkably Hue, His Mesh coloring is not so good. ‘The compo- sition and intention Of the groups in this picture are Narmonious and appropriate, The ‘“Aute-cham- ber” is & work thas. with many vistbie defects, pos- Sesses good qualities of no ordinary kind. “A MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE,)? by Achenboch presents @ View Oj @ spur of moun- tain, With an oja, fortalice-looking builamg m the right middie distance and the low country exvend- Ing away to the left, The paintung 1s forcible and the composition good, but tie jabor is raw and somewhat peculiar. A patch of vegetation in the Tight foreground has been painted with great care, aud the artist has striven with # good deal of suc- cess to gel the leaves into high relief, but tue form of the leaves bas not been sufficiently attended to, A group of peasants carrying burdens on the road is well composed, We notice here the first result of the autumn labors of our native artists in a charm- ing little lake ecene by W. Hart. Delicate tuts of yellow, brown and crimson have replaced 1ne vernal foliage of the trees, and the scene seems to g.ow With colors of @ subdued briliancy, which contrast Pleasantly with the calm, cool waters of the lake. These sleep in andisturthed etill- bess, with @ warm haze, rendering the distant view indistinct. The composition of the scene js quite charming and the colors are well iiar- moutzea, but it strikes us that the foliage of the trees in the foreground is too glowing. From France we have a splendid picture by Gustave Brion, of Paris—-its subject, A FUNERAL IN VENICE. On one of the sombre canals of the Queen of the Adriatic a gondola oats silently along, bearing its sad burden to the last resting place. fu the centre of the gondola @& group of four inen, dressed in acariel, bearing lglted torches, accompany the dead, The composition of this strange group of mourners is excellent, and reveals rare power in the artist. A vy beaulif! effect 1s produced by the hight falling on the scarlet robes of the assist ants, Without losing any of its solemnity the scene is deprived by the introduction of u rich colors of its repulsivencass, and Jt Js possible to look on cue riously at this painliny a8 au art work Without feel- ing any of the disgust or repuision which the com- Yemplation of death usually inspires. Full of dignity and cal, the figures of the assistants impress ‘Us With the importance of the occasion, but there is noUnng Iuzubrious in the expression of thelr faces, which are Weli studied and paintea with great care and Success. Indeed, the artist seems to have Worked conscientiously on every inch of bis canvas. He has produced a picture periéct in tone and fall of dramatic interest, in which the accessories have deen subordinates, withont peing sucrificea to the general effect. A VIRGIN AND CHILD, by Muller, of Dusscidort, recalla us ‘to the religious art of the thirteenth cencury, both im the manner of treatmeut and the feeling underlying it, Tne Virgin holds the infant Jesus ou her knees where he stands With arms outstretched, An expression of dignified Tepose 1s given to the Virgin, which is well 1m keep- ii with her sacred character. Quiet, subdued colors have been chosen for the garments and acces- sory drapery, but we cannot admire the pecuitar nucners selected by the artist. Wonderful mmutie has been displayed in the painting of ihe foreground, which is covered with flowers and grasses, and eacil blade and leaf has been faithfully renderea, MURDER OF THE INNOCENT. The Javenile tim of Criminnt Negligence in Newark—Ingaest tun the Johnny Jabe Case. On Thoraday afternoon the ricketiy walls of the rains of the oid Ward Hospital at the Centre street Gepot in Newark tambiea down durmg the slight yale whien prevailed. a little boy named Johony Juw was buried tn the dépris and killed Instantly. Aeother boy, Wille Holbrook, son of the Directory publisher, barely escaped with his life, As it was he was very eeverely in. jured. Public opinion severely censured the chief engineer, E. RK. Carhui, woo is also the Fire Marshal. At the time of the fire which cestroyed the building the walls were so dangerous that the Chief tumselt declared they showid be razed to the ground. Months had paseed, however, and nothing wus done untit the yale came with tt# sad consequence, Mr. Carnut claimed be had no aathority to pal down the walis before the catastropie, thougir be lesi- tated not a moment to call ont nis department immediately after and level whatever had been spared by we wind. An inquest Was held, which ocenpied ai] of yesterday. Itre- suited lu a verdict exonerating the chef engineer Trom all blame, but deciares that Hood, Cornish & Go., of New York, the propriciors, “are criminally sid John Jute by wilfully negiecting and refusing 10 take down the said wal! aiter being so ordered, \ARKIVAL OF THE SLOOP-OF-WAR PORTS. MOUTH, The United States sioop-of-war Portsmonth ar- rived of the Battery lust evening from the South Avantic station, Having left Mouieviaeo ou the 10th of August, Rio Janeiro Septemver 6, and Barbados September 80. The Portsmouth has neen absent unree years, Health of the officers and ¢ ‘The following 18 the Jist of her oitoers a, ne ae Commander—A, A. sen mes, commanding, Lieutenant Commaniers—J. P. Volerson, execu tive oiticer; Tl. U. Gorringe, navigator; oC, F, Good rich. ph abel J. i Grange, Masters, Woodman, ©. P. Shaw, J. W, - mau. a, SUTOOM Mom A. F. Overly: ApBiti a’ Passed assisinnt Payiidstey BOSE tee » Cooper, GUNRET —- ————, Beacham, Sailmaker— Fraukiand, And five midshipmen from the swamer (Nagship) Lancasier, Tit, 7, AW A. Callan Ol. V. Bac Vetted States TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TEN, At Buffalo yesterday tne 4 K charged with Killing ¢ Teturned @ verdict of guilty of 0 Ury 10. the vee of James B. Jharies Rosanieid in July last, murder Jo the ret degree, proclamation of marti! inw hy the Governor of Texas meets with ranch opposition in Lue Legisiauire, many of the leading republican membere enuuncing It'in un measured ben Portland, Me., covtribules $1,000 for teliey of the autlerern by the Brea in Wisconsin und @ like sum for the Michigan wnforinpates, besiaen sending 20,40 10 Chicage ‘The Athletics, of Philadeiphin, beat the Kekfords, of Brooklyn, i a pawe of have bal) veswiday, wie ot a tee ine a ee NDAY, OUTOBER 15, 187,-QUADRUPLE SHEWr, crew of 22 officers and men and pamengers; bad fine weather. NEW YORK CITY. on, ae ner Qeeeancwe with mdse 88 passengers, to Wi a ‘The rollowing record will show the changes in the fo hoy) mon lon m O48, passed 2 Os bard seamen — vemperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- | hence for Havre; 13th, lat 40.40, lon 40, steamship Minne, parison iA the corresponding day of last year, as ind Hast Same date, lat 40,40, 1on 6649, © tional indicmed by the thermometer at Hudnut’s Phar | | Seamahip Gen Meade, tampson, New Orieans Oct 7, macy, HERALD Building, corner of Ang bo i Woah te eo oe Toth, tat, 32 50, lon 77 40, abt ye rt n, fell ig with the schr Roper did not attempt to board her. New Orleans, with mdse aod Average temperature yesterday.... correspond! maith, Richmond. City, Point and Average temperature for dast year. Joseph Diffany, a German, of 144 avenue G, died saddenly at his nome, while at supper, from Ses pop EE poeta a “4 John H. Robbins, of Boston, fell from the front (Br), from Calcutta platform of a Bleecker street car yesterday and London and the Isle of seriously injured hig back and head. passenaers to Grinnel A Tow took place in Mulberry street last night be- thence variable winds; tween Joseph Page and John Donohue, The Jatter racchott!, Liverpool a stanbed Page in the abdomen, and was arrested by strong rarible exe: tne police. in iad lout se, Augustus Hagan, of Sullivan county, N. ¥., Haven; éth, lat 42 45, lon 68 23, broke his leg yesterday stepping off car 40 of the Third avenue tine. He was sent to the Park uucovieh, Limerick, 29 Hospital, 48 18, lon 42 21,” en- 1erlY bbea cena daye W of Acolored man, named W.H, Gardner, was stal by some unknown man in @ liquor saloon, at 307 oo recto Bowery, last night, and seriously injured. The man o Ser, mdse, wins weahised Mintsoneente e ie necacangall seen 10) days, with ou- At balf-past ten last night James Howe, of 126th glo afer Had wrong ad Street, jumped from car 13 of the sixth Avenue as ‘Amboy. Railroad, on the corner of Carmen and Varick ‘owen ears alreets, and was seriously injured. Nips ‘Tetens f northerly gag TR SH 80, lat 62 38, lon 96 22, had a Martin Cavanagn, of 326 East Twenty-first street, ‘ours ; sustained no dam- jumped from the roof of nis residence to the side- “Sehr Arcturus, Knudsen, Truxillo, 15 days, with hides, &c, walk, In ait of temporary insanity, yesterday, in- { 1,3, Wessels, juring himse)f fatally. wo Schr O M Marrett, Boynton, Para, 17 days, with rubber and nute to Guinares & Co; vessel to B J Wen Behr hureka, Wallace, Jacksonville, 9 days, with yellow pine to P Nelson: veasel to master. ‘Schr Kalmar, Lambert, Jacksonville, 10 days, with lumber A German, named Peter Pevzel, living at 133 Stanton street, jamped trom the third story win- | to oe Rag & Co. Wiesel dow to the street yesterday, while delirious from Behr Mar allen: Hawken toe Tasker for vabkaven. sickneas, breaking his arm and i ceyien | the Sehr Rachel Seaman, Seaman, Hoaion for Philadelphia. right hin, He was seot to Bellevue Hospital in an | Pat in fora harbor. ae Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND sOUTH. Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portland tor N with miion and taascnners. Bo Paton eee nem Torts ‘Somerset, (Br), M Turks Island, 16 days, for Frank Riley, of 259 West street, was shot at yester- day on the corner of West and King streets, by some unknown parties. The ball not taking effect one ofthe men knocked him down with a pistol bute | New, York, with salt, to order, sae pease. and then escaped. Riley says he has no idea why | outopewoit’s Gos ence in Fe ene Leek” Lork with Schr Geo Carman, Carman, Norwich for Net they attacked om, ‘The police are now alter the assailants. Schr James Selsey, New Har n for New York. ord Schr Fawcet, Jones, Fall River for New York. A young woman named Mary 4. Manson, who wwe Pr on Kan orth for Rondout, with staves to lives at No. 185 Worth street, attempted to commit Schr Judge Remsen, Gandy, New Haven for New Bruns- suicide yesterday while confined m a cell im the Figntn precinct station house for intoxication. She was discovered by the doorman hanving to the bars ol the door. He cut her down and she was subsequentiy sent home, Ellis K. Powers, one of the proprietors of the Grand Central Hotel, was held to bail in the sum of $300 by Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday Schr Sarah Laverne, Averill, Brantford for Elizabethport. Schr H A Taber, Bowman, New Bedford for New York. ‘Schr Haze, Matthews, New Haven for Trenton. Schr Yosemite, Mott, R tor New York. Scnr BD Fitts, Vail, New Haven for Albany. Scbr N H Benedict, Ellis, Bridgeport for Baltimore. Schr Silas Brainard, McNally, Portiand for New York, with stone to order. Stoddard, Hartford for Albany. alley, Smith, New Haven for Philadelphia. ridgeport for New York, - Cinderella, Vaughan, Oldfield for Newark. upon complaint of James N. Mills, a clerk employed Schr veanve Metnees Srowel warcha for New York, at the Spingter House, who charges that on the ah Schr Hydrangea, Smith, Norwich for New York. inst he opened a letter addressed to him, = The Schr Eva M Lewis, Lewis, Portland for New York. prisoner dented the cnarge. Sehr Siias Brainard, Buell, Portland for New York, Sehr James Falien, Knowles, Portland for New York. Sebr 8 Diamona, Johnaon, Pawtucket for Philadelphia Selir casex, Bennett, Stanisord for Delaware. ‘Thomas Gray, @1ad nine years of age, woose pa- Tents live at 351 West Thirty-ninth street, died yes- terd@ay in Bellevue Hospital. A week ago deceased P& KREG No77, McFadden, Bartford for Elizabeth. rt, Sobr. J Freeman, Gibbs, New Bedford for Philadelphia, te iter, went to Hovoken to gather nats, for which purpose wae Norah Paleoner, Wa Providence for New York. he cimbed a tree, and while there, losing hus grasp, | Scor Jane & Darries, Bl Recpane for Rondont. i) he giound, fractured his thigh, deatn being a resigt, Coroner Keenan was notified to hold an quest, Sehr Ellaa, Ball, Bayport for Elizabetnport. Ser San Juan, Nodley Norwich for New York. Schr Eagle, Chase, Myatic for New York, Schr Oriando Smith, Ferris, New Haven for New York. Steamer Ospray, Kenney, Fall River for New York, with socise and passengers, to Inaac Odell Steamer Kiectra, Mott, Providence for Kew York, mdse and passengers. Steamer Seo M Bird, Brown, New Bedford for Mosquito lalet, Fla, Timothy McCarty, an babitual drunkard for ten Years past, dropped dead yesterday morning on the corner of Oliver and Madison streets. Officer Reagan, of the Fourtn precinct, conveyed deceased to the station house, from which the body was sent to the Morgue to await an inquisition before Coroner Keenan. Deceased was twenty-eight years of age, and @ native of Ireland. As the ten A.M. train to Harlem was passing Seventy-third street yesterday a snan named Pat Keneally, of 106th street and Eighth avenue, endea- vored to cross the track ahead of the train witha BOUND Bast. ‘Bteamsbip Wamsutta. Fish, New Yor for New Wedsord. Steamabiv Neptune. Baker. New York for Bostws, Bark Eliza White, M: Brig Sabrina (br), Terrio, Behr Robin Hood,’ Baker, ing, Me. ‘Sehr Alexander, Babcock, Amboy for New Haven. ‘Bebr Ringdove, Swain, Weebawken for Boston. Schr James Fitch, Jr, New York for New London. Schr Emeline Haight, Avery, Philadelphia tor Givuceater. Schr Florida, Chase, Rondoul for Boston. nh a b fi cur trosdom, King, New York for Wiadaor, NS jorse And cart, bus the train having more ampetus | Sent m, King, New York for Windsor, NS. than he had calculated upon the locomotive struck Schr Emma, Bradiey, New York for St Jobn, NB the cart and sinasied it and also killed the horse. | Sehe Charley & will He escaped without any injury, Avery, Rondout for Newburyport. Schr Siromboll, Harding, New York for Newport, Senr Flight, Gates, New York for le. Schr B VY Babcook, Dickerson, New Yor« for Westeriy. @chr Golden Ray, Davis, New York for Providence. New York tor Vordand, The body of an unknown mau, About sixty years ard. A’ Behr Olive Hay very, of age, was yesterday found foating in we water Schr R Mitchell, Arey, Albany for ‘ord. near Spuyten Duyvil bridge and sent to the Morgue, | chr Lady Autim, Carer. Hoboken for Wareham. Deceased was Ave feet wi tuches im | Bebe Warren Osten Soll, New vork for Norwalk. Sehr } w for Greenwich, height, | with light complexion, smootn face | Sebr Alired Hall, Dimook, Sandy look for Millstone Point and gray hair, He was dressed in Schr C B Dempsey, Smyth, Keyport for Norwalk. Diack cloth coat and vest, brown pants with white Schr Golden Rule, Overton, Ellzabethport for Norfoik, Stripes, and gaiter shoes. The body apparently had = M mgr satnon, ty for Portland, i ine, burger, for 01 not been in the water more than twenty-four nours, Sexe peor Baker, New York for Provience. Friends of the deceased ¢an see the body by apply- ing at the Morgue. An inquest will be neld by Cor- oner Keenan. SHIPPING NEWS Senr LE Flower, Dickerson, New York for Hartford. Sehr Winner, Nash, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Robert Smith, Bearisiy, New York for Hartford, Sehr F Merwin, Bunce, Port Johnson for Providenes. Behr Exvertite, Sacket, New York for Providence. = 7 Lahert) 5 Sehr Joseph Rozers, Dickson, Port Johnson for Hartford. Sonr Faleon, Wheeler, New York for New Haven. Schr Eliza J Raynor, Huckina, Elizabetbport for Provi- lence, Behr J Hall, Jones, klizabethport for Hartford. Schr JR Conover, Poole, South Amboy for Hartford. Sobr Franklin Pierce, Terry, New York for Koston. bebr Mary E Day, Dunbar, New York for Boston. Sebr Mi ju, Warner, New York for Glen Cove. Bteamer Metis, Davis, New York for Providence. Steamer Electra, Mout, New York for Provitence, Steamer Untied States, Davis, New York for Fall River. Almapac toc New Vors-Chis far. a ss 611 | Moon sets oe +e 5.20] High water. OCEAN STEAMERS. VATKS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE ¥OR THR MONTH OF OCTOBER. San rises 6 32 Sun eets. 921 eve eve WHITESTONE, LI, Ort 14-9 PM. ‘The brig Kum, Kdwards, from St Jobn, NB, for New York, ia at anchor of Whitestone, Washington and Batavia, Liverpool; LARDO. os Oty of Balti’ Steamsbivs oe, of Dentscoland, Bremen; Iowa, Glasgow; Ocean Queen, Aspin: wall; Wilmington, Key West and Galveston; Sherman, and United States, New Orleans; ‘Mercedita, Fernan tina; Mont- gomery, and Nau Salvador, Savannah ; Charleston, Charles ton; Wyanoke, and deo i) Upton, Richmond; Jobp Gibson, Georgetown, UC; Fanita, Philadalphia. Wind at sunset SW, light Marine Disasters. Bark D Mopnenson (Br), Mi from Philadelphia for Sa which put into fax Inst, wasin want of PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 14, 1875, ee wie Wn Rome , Sept barks Sailed Sept 16 Sh Baker's Island,) Co for Ban Pramclace: er Biase Wee ae Ore, for. a mb, une; nette (Br), Webb, for New York, ldg; Kecord (fir), Simpson, and Aeroliot (Dutch), Vonderaby for han Princians, on hark Rockwood (Br, H Now York. Oot #-Arrived, sear Wh (sr), Has Aug i3—In port hip Bt Albans (Br), Pike, for Ban OILO, AUS port abip (Br), Pike, LIVERPOOL, Oct 18. seamsbip City of Dublin. Oeovuce His Ne Sores, ‘stoamship Ismatia, Brows, New York (and left for Glasgow), / MaLaga, Oot 7~Galled, schr Jesste Carl, Underhi, Bos- 2. Mot ships Galatea, Gardner, and fonio, isichnton, for Boston’ kee Bliridge, Baxer, and By snare haste Rone” cs) See One Sor Bamacatno, Sem Min port ‘schr Joe Kelley (By), Chap-- man, for New York, ‘POcp Hanon, Ju; Sept M8-~In port brig Madoune (Ry Jor. ern ome ete ts wey 1 21 In ‘port brig Ballons (Br), and sehr B: fon New York. UREN! \4—-Arrived, steamships Grogan, ah Wenn Waterss, Now Yore for Liverpeo', Bioero, for do (and alt 26 Arti (Oregon), | bar © Leary, Taker, an New EN Ban, Sale: Peruvian. Thempene. Boston via Java. Anabt Spaldt for Hi Koms,. ‘trom Feeanes be Bea Cauivtor, Royal Saxon (Br), for orders bavise Fe: Rochfort, (trom aired, *Y joseph Clark, Carver, 8 RP, Ang 18 (not 1 Macalre, Boston; 8.0 Ea och ey ‘uno; bark Edith (Br), Churnside, for 19—] Wy for nisi aape i (By FOE ad atte (BpePo 0 days; Aristos ( Sept Il—In port bark Wayfarer, Kogars, from Roman; bg Ate ‘Harlin, from do. Rwenow, Oy, pee bark Btaulev (Br), Doughty, for Amo} ‘or ork. St Jour, NB, Oct 6—Cleared, echr Sossex (Br), taalthy - New York (not as before). Wiamroa, Aug l7—In port ship A L Banfield (Br), Sher rie, for New Yorks ldg; bark Pekin, star do a Ameican Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 18—Sailed, echrs Oceanns. and lash iberto, Newbury. ISTA, Me, Oct 12—Arrived, schrs Kate Miteheil, Bast BOS ike Howard, Johnson, bours from po! rt to port. BOSTON, et t—Arrived, brig Gipsey (Dan), Mouroe, Croix; schr Battie M Howes, Howes, P‘uledelphia Aelow,. brig Delta; also « bark and a brig, bound fn. GlearedSchra Asenath 3 Biss, Melnivre, Haytt; Ger rade, Howes, Smi uatan, Hon; ledro ‘Lake, fi ladelt Award Kidder, Baker, New York; B L Sher. do; Alida, Lambert, Jo, A Died A dtm teamer Nereid, New York don; Syren, New Bedford; burke Mary Montevideo; Annie McNairn, —; Volunieer, Wilmington ; Dries Constantine, st Domingo; J A Devereux, Georgetown; Charles Miller, Philadelphia, BALTIM( one Get 18—Asrived, steamer Wm Crane, Bowes, Gloared--Harks Mindora, Rarclay, Rio Janctro; Kvernbiter Cork or Falmouth for orders; brig Alert ¢ fralifax, NS; schra J Taylor, Skinner, Rus- . “eter Creraty BRIDGEPOR , Oct 14—Arrived, schrs Sterling, Hays; C- § Hazard, Clark, ‘and Henry Finnel, Jarvis, ili rt Escort, Ratford, and J M Freeman, idridze, New York; J A Tate, Tate, Newburg! Sharpahooter, Carter, Huntington; J 6 seared Renr Atace Hows, Mills; Hoboken. Sailed—-! ry Ansov o CHARLESTON, Oct ll—Aarnivea, brig Ciara (NG), Bode Rio Janeiro. Balled Steamship Milbaake (Br), Smith, Liverpool b—Arrived, sweamship Georgia, New Yor! DIGHTON, Get Ii—-Arrived, ‘sohr Tadlewn, Commings- i PHONTREES MONROE, Oot 14—Passed in (or Baltlnore bark Clifton, from R10 Janelro; brig Sea Queen, trom Liver pool, and bare Grelin. (Nor), Br), He Passed out—Brig Celestia, for West Invites, GARDINER, Oct 4—Arrived, schre Silver Bell, Batley New York ; 5th, Clara Jane, McAllen, Phtixdelphia. 1Oth—Sailed, aclurs Marion Draper, Meady. \aw York; 11th Alice Oakes, Maron: Cherub, Fletcher, and Gov Cony, Man. SACKSONVILLE, Oct 9—Arrived, ecur M W Drew, Perry, Camden, Me. ht Reta, Brown, Boston. KEY WEST, Oct 2—Salled, bark Nellie Abbott, Jordan. (from Aspinwall jew York, ‘12tb—Sailed, steamship Hollvar, Evans, New York. MOBILE, Oct 10—-Arcived, schr Kat Brigham, MeNale York. NYEW ORLEANS, Oct 7—Arrived, ships Kendrick Fish, Watts, Poston; Geo Durfbul, Maso: Yor! brig Hop ip Atexun ‘Brothers, eainshtp Juniata, Hoxie, Havana and Phils-- ni SMEWBEER NC, Oct 18--alld, stontnahtp Een 8 Terry, year, New Yor SAvEW DEDFORD-Arrived, 13tb, sehr MG MMiitn, Brizes, eee eee POT prig Helms, Richardson, Philadeiphia, to load for tlentuegte, sere Flecaric Spark,’ Parker, Bay of Hoo Gursa: Thowas#. Smith, Lowman, Join iundoiph, Ro-- bint lonitor, Chase ; Flyaway, Kelley; Fmiiie a jones Virginia, Drycen; Ocean Wave, Zeluf®; Daniel febater, Faker? 8 8 Smith, Soow; Iris, Lowden: Haale, Grant Peari, Gookin, and WD Mangam, Chase, New Yark; Amos FORT, Oct is, PM. Arrived, achra Ephraim & Anns, MRT Ocliss PM Greene, Boston for Phliadelphiay Guaue Wlson, Floyd. Bow for Philadelphia; M M Merriman, Babbitt, Fall for Fiymoutt, NC. TH Borden, Hadwin; David @ Floyd, Cuf- ford; Tryphenia, Nickerson; Nalad Queen, Chame, and Peacedate, Baker, do for New York: Coral, Kent, Warren for do; Niantic, Padetford, Taunton for do; Allen Hf Browa, Pierce; Veranda, Pond; Diadem, Lowden ‘and &L Thompson, Lull, Providence for do; Maggie Curamimgs. Smith, Cohasset for Philadelphia; Wim Penn, Wilay, anc Terapln, Wooster, Calais for New York, Salled’-Brig Joba Pieree, Townsea', Havana. ously. schra James Lenry, Treworgy, Wiiite: Mowe, Herguaay’Prowsdencs- opin, Rycer, do tor Philadelphia; ines, Philrook, do for do; Lyra Pickering, de for NYork: Maud Moilock, Norwood, Calais for do; Laura Ro- derts, Vinalhaven (or do; Nellie Treat, Trim, Fall River for do (or Wilmington, NC); Mary Louise, Simpson, Portland for New York: S'L Burns, Crosby. St George, NB, for do Franklin, Brewster, Frankfort for, dos, Jas Young, Wilson. Roston Tor Georgetown, DO; Ella Brown, Robinson, Si John, NB, for Phuiadsiphla; Thomas 1‘ orton for do. NEW LONDON, Oct 12—Arrived, Br bark Fiza Avalina Newport, Colorado, New York for 8 Johus, NF anarla for Norwich; yacht Besolute, ke, ‘Yor! for New York; Phitan Lawes, Oct 13--Wentto sea yesterday bark Clara nny brig Anna M Knight. Two barks passed in tnis AM. Hived, brig Arcceibo, “for orders... Remaining, Dries Bayan, Amelia, “Ermtnw John Ghrrtial Seeepbine: nd acheoner_ Abt; — Fa an for New York. Another bark, coming im at San Domingo for 9:30 PM, passed in tomday barks Zulma, Le; MRDATEAND, ie techn scat Georte es bag Nate ity = low, ag A Matias a PPROVIDEN AVIDENCE. Oct 11--Arrived, achr Mary A Prodmorey Hart, Eli: thor Bated, acirs Sarah J Fort, Bugber, Baltimore; Jane © Patteraco, Brown; Northern Light, tH Hnd\, fon, and Een M Taxter, Waterman, Philadelphia; Nightin~ MF Carlisle, Northrup; Phil She: Mar a : #0 thin Niovertouy Enza, lsinitton: Coles ae. fairal Blake, Chace, aud Albert’ Faro, Bingham, New Vers, Josiah sturgis, Piero, Dennis; sloop Mary J:lleabeth, NA WIUCKE T, Oct 12--Satied, schr Fly, Heath, New York. RICHMOND, Oct 19--Sailed, sobr $ C Evans, Dayten, New TOCKLAND, Oct 4—Arrived, achrs Sinbad, CLEARED. Som BrLLoW, from Por Caledonia, OB, with coal for | Tork: Awerion nkrahammy Go! Cth, Levatian, Thorbalee Stemmahs; ene "at Arieb: A @0; Laconia, Hail, do; 6th, RS Hodgdon, Yendleton; Sarak, pitemmahiy City of Washiugion (Br), Jones, Liverpool | Romoy,mashore at Arrebat, CB. Will Rave to ducharge Kennison 9 Lan jon,” i Hetial, Haigh Siow ‘Steamshy Scum WS CaMr, Batley, of and trom Derby, put into | Samer Henry, Wilson; and tnion, ‘Arey’ doy Ith, hit Rope petty ; Bridesport for repairs, having bud ber matnaail split in gaie | ‘Alien; and Mastachusetts, Kenn iaton, do. Satled 6th, echre Thomas a ry baat, A aren on Schra UPHRAIM & ANNA, (i Everett and \\m Mol Haskell: Corvo, Pickering; 8 ¥ Hieamship Jowa (ir), Ovensione, Glaszow—Henderson | Phi adeiphian aid GRANTEE STATE Tree Tie eect | Ener ail: Wm ich, Prossey Mary ‘Bear Nyy De for New York, collided 1b inst, of Pont Judith, The K & re; R Leach, Pendleton ; Light ‘Dean Rtearouh!); Deutechland (NG), Neyunber, Bremen—Obiricha Alost bowsprit and bead oar, and the GS was cut dow 4 ew York; &th, OW Kum ¥s © waiston the port nd Exeter, m, do. Steamship Goean Queen, Jones, Aspinwall—Pacite Mail | rail, bulwarks aid stancblous. Hoth vessels cae yink Away Det Arrived, Br ateamshty Wangs. Ste ip Co. ie port for repairs. ‘onga, Stewart, Sydney via Fiji Ialands and Hovolal ae nrg) Grn, Cole, Galveston vin Key Went-> STRAMDOAT PETER G CoFFrN, whlch during the fog leet Sicsred.-Shipe Aurore, Rerteny 8: raney Dantillan {(Br), ‘a " bp. Newcartle, NSW ; Dal b ears, do, sane gaia Stator, Cromwell, New Orleans B | Mermont peru tau herbll Sat forte eek ae Rae take | Ralled--Siny Lookont, Bates, Bellingham bay. Cromweil & Co, F erty feet of herleneth, | SaVANNAIL, Uct I1--Cleared, bark Onward (Br) Ryans, 2 was taken off by the eitamabip Sherman, Halsey, Now Urieune-—Frederio Ba- | Mane eadvormed te the ary Me! steamer Pol dock, Jersey City, —, PBR Heute, Doane, Pmiadeiphia—Loriiand Steam- | for Cork for orders, before reported ai it Honolny Natrens, repaired and saled Sout 16 for aio Whulemen. Bark Oak, Roasell, of Nant, arrived at Hono! with 60 LdIs aD on, Stenmehio Neptune, Baker, Borton—H F Di Steamenip Wamanite ra Pe Wood New Bedford Pergueun & Liverpoo!_W Netaon, Jr. m Sey Ship Glad Tidings, Thomaon, vidios Antwerp cireeds Evans, Ball & Co. } ‘ork rica, “4 all SAN wi Bal Biaci ve J Bostor York. | Havre; schra Bomnersct, Lehman, Jacksonvilie; Anna Sima,. _ , SUSCELLA an eee HUMAN AIR SWITCHES, NOW THE FASHION medi 8 ates So }teamne! i ik, Noasau, NP. St hi Mercealta, Marshman, Frrnendin»--James Fortnrss MONROE, Oct 14-4 large schooner is anhore on Maihe-arrived, weawehipa VI Bulkley, New York ; faa, bi , Cape Charles. Dearborn, do; vhip Universe (Br), Jones, Liverpool; bark iieamelp Sam Ralvador, Kickers jannab—W R Gar mT, Oct 12--Fishing echr Queen of the Peel, of | Armiuta, from Bristol. bir med! z Capt Nickerson, came ashore at Cahoon's thor Steamahips Magnotya, and Hunteville, New York samebip Montcourery, Faircioth, Savannah—R Lowden, | jow. back o Welldeet, this morning, at 6:30 AM; crew SALEM—Arrived, 13th, staamer Norwich, New ppleamahip Chasleaion, Kerry, Charleston K Morgan & | payed; vessel full of water. She lies stay on the row itn | York. “Sitenraship Geo B 0, , White'Squall, and will prodanly be badiy damaged if got | , WILMINGTUN, NC, Oct 12-Cleared, stearaship Benefac- Richmond Weck eon: Roberts, Norfolk, City Potnt and | on Sho had 103 bbls mackerel 00 hoard, “all of wich wing | t0F, Jones, New schra F St Clair Edwards, Ireland, Seamakip Wyantke, Bourne, Noriolx, City Point ang | Ws Later reporte nay that the chr will prove aotal lowe | ad Geltyaburg, Corson, New York; Martha J Ward, Ward, Richmond--Old Dominion Bteamanip Co, bye A ie nee four, theses making WiCkFORD, Get 13-Satled, eehr FA Fike, gitamable Aibemarie, Smith, Norioik--vld Dominion | * . or ms pi _ " WARREN, (ct i2-—Sulled, schr © ent, New Yor. Steamship John Gideon, Winte: ab Misollancons, cee ft drie~Geo B Merrick ont WV MeT™ Wodhington aod Alezan- | Snir ROYAL SAXON (Br), Rochfort, from Haker’s Iniana | _Wth—Salled, sclir Cornelia. Verris, Hobove 4 4 Inches Lo Bark Jewem (Br), Giei, Daveain Ze: “RW | _ At Bermuda 6th inet, orig DA Small, of Provincetown, rench twist and’ braid, only b a4 F R Mitt - 5 is se are yeoman 5% "s slenale 5) ot Nan wi near ever and ci ar ary 3 (0 Br), yall, € it wh. PICO, ayy o (Br) Nangow—Arkell & Mpehen. iad, corset -hrysiie etrect, iy mail on receipt of sample, ryeusted (Nor), Fiomens, Cork or Falmouth. Fnoca |. stip Kale Devonport, Duncan, trom Sinelie for Bombay, | color and priee, of by express C. 0. D. Cut this ouk i Sept 27 lal ion Nf pesapdinmel waar oy ron. sesrareneo sesame - ‘k Avna M Cann (Br), Cano, Cork o " Ship Baron Clyde, from New York for Faumouth, BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM) re Boyd a Minch. © ov Pimouhtn en | Se” “pln of oo Thecwurie ot citereat Stale. (No paoheity. | Adwow a re Kyer, Tse, outae-fanen, Ki , free," Noware Public aud Co , Wark Larkayynr (Br), dol Juceamawa'or Palarouta- | Peorctan Ports row MONET KLNO. Counsellorat-Law, 253 Broadway. ny a, Ly 2 —« Seyt A—Rmled, bark Northwood, Rickrite Cosme a cbiinnieeiace.or ae | ark Orion (Jr), Oook, Harre—-Hord A Hh a8. LEYS YEAST | bare A Renatity, i garni re nien & Parental. 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