The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1871, Page 10

_ . F me Pes y Suatanss Path : CHICAGO FIRE FUND. MONEY STILL POURING IN | great a ar NAMES OF LATER CONTRIBUTORS. Below will be found a hst of contributions yes- Rerday made to the pufferers by the Chicago fire. SOVEYS RECEIVED AT THE HERALD OFFICE, Amount, Meares & Hogh D'Arcy... $15 0 Deparuseat New Yor York Printing Company, 130 0 100 BO 00 3 200 20 Collected in H. J, Bavg’s Restaurants, 231, 396 and 398 Broadway. $20 00 10 vo 500 wo Meee ee ee Wes Seahas ek ae ee z eSeeeessezacesee cn Tota) yesterday at Her. . Previously reporied. .. + 17,832 19 20tal HERALD account 18,143 19 Several ists of contributions crowded out of to- ‘@ay’s paper will ea a in Monday’s issue, BROOKLYN RELIEF OF THE (CBICAGO SUF- FERERS. $311 00 ‘Ebe coutributious at the Mayor's office yesterday | er the relief of the Chicago sufferers were as fol- Jows:—Bediord avenue Baptist church, $132; collec- gone by Daniel Carity. proceeds of the Singer- Sand concert, $231 15; donations of M. BG, Jr, The sum of $810 was raised at the prayer meeting 4m the Keformed church at Flatoush in aid of the @uferers at Holland, Mich. Fifty barre!s 01 clothing and $300 in_money nave Seen Contributed py the pupils of school No, 11, Wash- dngton avenue, for the suierers by the recent fire fo Michigan, Mr. L. F. Lewis is to visit the burned @istrict next Week and superintend the distribution #t money and goods, WHAT PEOPLE SAY AND DO. VANDERHOFF ALIVE. Some paper having announced the death of Seorge Vanderhoi, the reader aod lecturer, in Ahicago, that gentieman writes from Portsmonth, N. H., that be is stil, above ground and as weil as ever. SHODDY DOWN AND PI. New York, Oct. 20, 1971, To THE Eprror or TRE HERALD:— A representative Chicagoan writes as follows from @hat city:— " “General feeling here in sympathy with the man ‘who toid Noah to go to nell with bis old ark—only a shower any way. Three junured millions wiped out am one day, but will regain it im five years. big jucomes gone—shoddy down and pluck up. Many ahimk next year will be our “big” year. I notice that some New York paper says “Chicago was’’— we say “Chicago i: Our raliroads are here, our med are here, our energy is here and our business connections still tunue. Come out and let us make you a fortune Verily the history of Pompen of oid is not the aie tory of Chicago of to-day. Yours, L. M. G. A BENEFIT FOR MR. HOOLEY. The published statement that Richard M. Hooiey, minstrel, bad Aisposed of his opera house in Chicago before the fire is erroneons. It is true that @ few days belore its destruction he rented it for $15,000 per year, bnt realized nothing upon the dease. As Uhe Chicago companies in which ne was dnsured are insolvent be 1s & heavy Joser, and many of bis Brooklyn friends have united to give him a bumper benefit at the Brovkiyn Academy of Music en the 4th of November. WHAT A LADY SUGGESTS. FRIDAY MORNING, | CHICAGO DEPOT, 865 Broadway. 5 To THE Eprron or THe HERALD: — Ii has veen suggested by a gentleman who has contributed from his household goods to the relief oi the Chicago sufferers Uiat there are many having goods tured in warehouss who, i their attention 38 called to the fact, will piribute from their store of bedding, &c., 10 @ noble charity aud with littie Joss to themselves, as tie ravages of time aud ver- min are daily decreasing their valuc. If you will Hotice this tp your paper you wili couler a iavor on me sullerers West. Cc. PECKHAM, one of the Comuiitiee, of S65 Broadw REBUILDING CHICAGO, To Tas Error oF Hk ieRALD:— Jv is conceded that Chicago must be rebuilt at the earilest possivie gerry and, as Norman Wiard sug- ‘by steam. Let the Common Council of Chicago } empower the Maye or Of the city to loan $250,000, as foliows:—On the appointment by the Chamber of ' Commerce of Chicaxo of # representative party for each of the tollowing trades willing to work lor one year and charge a profit of not more than ten per cent:—Brick yurds, stone dressing and sawing, moulding and pianing mills, doors and blinds, Noor dng and siding, won work, mills and elevators, na chine and repair shops, bread and cracker bakery, agricultural implements, gas works. To fit up these diferent shops in tne large way, With engives, bollers, &c., wil! require an outlay ot $1,000,000. Let twenty-iive per cent of the said amount-—-$250,000—be loaned to parties, Say | $25,000 to each above u . WO DE TetUrLed, Bay, LM Pwo years, on thew individual note | Here is at once the basis of a credit to ontain ma ebinery in New York or any other market, and tf necessary to morigage the whole concern to the seiler and obtain terms enabling them ww pay for aheir works out of their legitimate ten per cent profits, There are few deaiers in machinery who * Wouid not be wiliing to make easy terins on @ cash ment of twenty-five per cent. By the time the 7 Mayor Of Chicago would want this money it would oe returned to him and the city in a fair way to- warus completion. In thirty days’ time or less each of the above industries could be at work turning out # Vast quantity of material and giving employment 40 a large number of Fkiiled mechanics who would force, be compelled to leave ihe city without my Mi 18 well enough for other parties ontsine of those 40 pe appointed by tie Chamber to go ahead, our ai} must see the great importance uf immediaie ‘action peyend any contingency, and the resointions petuing this wheel in motion can ve, and | trust will Be, prepared iu five minutes. Yours, Ac, E. B. SERVOSS, New Yorn, Oct. 19, 1871. A. T. STEWART’S DONATION. " he following correspondence explauss Ite! yi . POREW York, Uch Sige! 1871. Bion. R. B. Mason, Mayor, Chicago, Jil. : My D#ak Sin—Last evening | seul you a telegram uthorizing you to draw on me for $50,000 to be dis- } erivated by you, m conjunction with my much es- \ gecmed friends, Messrs. Fieid and Leiter and Mr. John N. Parwell, aniong the needy sufferers by the jae * ey fi conflagration which has visited your cily. F f lurther stated that if desired | would expend the open ip p ripen and forwarding such aruicicr uswssits us might be designated, shou! your united opinion, he preferabie to the money. Joi my desire that this fund shail be wholly under Bhe joint charge of yoursei’ aud the friends I have pamed, believing that it will, trough your united be so distributed as to assisi those ovely Boterere whom you know to be worthy and eut STELSeeeesersssesessesZscEseeSSSS= Jed | car ws however, my special web that jt ebal) be | City. He ieayge o Ue apo child. WASHINGTON. First Gun from the Glouces- ter War. The Owner of the Horton Asks for New Papers for His Vessel. Secretary Boutwell Between Two Fires. our triem unin T \WART. generosity to an —a copy of which I enclose— the won has been vurned over to the Chicago Relief and Aia Society, of whose board of directors: Mr. Frela is a member. With your consent I shall transter your donation wo _ society mentioned, with mstructions to ex- jad the same with the concurrence of Messrs. Field, Leiter & Oo. and John V. Farwell. The society may wish to direct purchases as soon @8 they fully know their own wants, but at present ‘faving that the funds be hold 4 a, With much respect, |ASON, Mayor. New York, Oct. 21, 1871, Hon. R. B. Mason, Mayor, Chicago, My Dear Sir—In ge 2 your ‘esteemed favor of the 17th inst. 1 desire to my full concur- donation tor ef and Aid Society, With instructions to disburse the same with by the co-operation of Messrs. Field and Leiter and Mr. V. Farwell. sincerely your friend, A. T. STEWART, 4 GRAND MATINEE, et ey the asenevolent Protective Urder of place next Thursday fee = ihe p lcedemay of Music, when all the mtastrel band: oi New York and Philadelphia, all the chief artisis from the Union Square Theatre, Tony Pastor's, the Globe, Comique and Dan Rice’s Circus will aprear im the rées, This grand combination will make about three nundred eo and a band of one hundred instruments. roceeus will be sent to the Ghicazo careers 4 e stockholders have tendered thre free use of the Academy for the matinée. Tickets are for sale at Ditson’s music store, 711 Broadway. THE POREST FIRE FUND. The People Awake to the Necessi- ties of the Sufferers. WASHINGTON, Oct. 21, 1871. The Gloucester Fishermen iu a Tight Place. The Treasury Department was to-day the theatre on which the Gloucester fishermen played their in- teresting little game. The Collector of Customs at Gloucester officially notified the Secretary of the Treasury of the seizure of the schooner Edward A. Horton on the 1st of Sepvember, 1871, by the Do- minion cutter Sweepstakes, for an alleged violation of the Canadian fishery laws. She was taken into Guysvoro, N. 8, About a wees ago the owner went to Guysboro to 100k after nis vessel, and found her lying ata wharf, He quietly and peaceably took Possession of his vessel and sailed for Gloucester, where he arrived on the 18th inst. As the papers of the schooner have been lost the owner respectfully asks that new papers may be issued, as provided in Section 81 of the Revised Regulations. There has been no condemnation of the vessel by the English courts, It will be seen that the question of the seizure of the Horton must necessarily be settled before the recapture of the schooner could be of any value to her owner. Section 81 of the regulations referred to by Collector Babson refers only to vessels sold and transferred by process of law, bus another sec- ton, and the one upon which the Secretary 1s bound to act, makes it applicable also to papers lost to the owner use and control by reason of their being wrongfully with- held and detained from his possession. It can easily ‘be understood how important the issuance of new papers is to the owner, as in the present state of the case he cannot take nis vessel out of port, his seizure being practically without any benefit to him, and it was asseried to-aay that Secre- tary Boutwell had ordered the Oollector at Gloucester to give the necessary documents and remit all fines and iorfeitures; but Mr. Boutwell says he has as yet taken no steps in the matter and ‘will not comply with the request made through Col- lector Babson without further information on the subject. He has so informed the Gloucester Collec- tor, and the tishermen of that ancient town nave Below will be found further donations made yes- terday for the sufferers by the forest fires in Nucul- gan, Wisconsin ana lowa:— Meneys Received Yesterday at the Herald ai, 3407 50 Donated by Isanc Rosenstein and Employes, | the satisfaction of knowing, after all their feast- No. 91 Franklin street, New York. ings and bluster, that the schooner is as Amount. ow 5 00 500 500 200 200 2 00 100 low 1 useless as if she were still tied up at the wharf at Guysboro, Our own registration laws make it impossible for the Treasury Department to author- ize the vessel to leave the port on any pretext what- ever, unless in the hands of ber Blue Nose captors, Without involving the Government in endless com- plications. A mere comphance with the request of Collector Babson would be an assumption of ig the act of the Horton’s owner by the 100 | United States, and it would place the Govern- }() | ment in a worse position than we neld z m4 toward Brazil in the case of the Florida, because it M. Wane ete 109 | Would be an affront to Great Britain by a Cabinet Mr, MeCatirey 100 | Minister; consequently the Dominion authorities Kate Dinan 100 | may, if they choose, compel our government to take | the imatve in the settlement of the question, 36500 | or look on and laugh while the schooner sane ees is rotting m the harbor of Gloucester. The Recapitulation. latter couse, which is not at all improbable, Tota) received yesterday at HERALD office. RE CO would Le one of the funniest settlements of a grave international question recorded in history, and would be a lesson on the impracticaility of taking | the law into one’s own bands which even fishermen would not be likely soon to forget. Canada has virtual control of the schooner, and nothing except the voluntary return of the papers, or the justifica- Freviousiy reporte: Total HFRALD account AN EXAMPLE TO THE DEPARTMENTS. The Department of Balgration to the Rescne of the Victims of the Forest Fires. tion of the act of her owners by the United The following correspondence relates to the con- | states can enable the Horton again to * tributions above:— “walk the water ike a thing of EMIGRANT LANDING DEPOT AND OFFIC life” This phase of the case will COMMISSIONERS EMIGRATION, CASTLE GARDEN, New Youk, Oct. 19, Ls71. Hon. Ricard O'GORMAN, President of te Loard of Comuuissiouers of Emigration:— make Secretary Boutwell’s purposed visit to Massa- chusetis next week particulariy dehghtiul, and between Gencral Bnuler dud the New England fish- Dear Sin—ln the terrible strait which has be- fallen Chicago the smallest contribution May be ermen he may expecta happy time. He has his helpful, ana it seems that (rom no quarter could aid | Choice between domg his duty and displeasing the more fitly come toa city largely composed of emi grants than from the Emigrant Department of the Stave of New York. Upon this suggestion the ofti- cers and employes of this department and other parties connected with it have made up a subscrip- dion, the amount of which I herewith enclose to you, to be appiied in the manner which may seem to you most judicious, It gives me much pieasure to be anle to say that the officers and employes, al- Most without excepuon, added their coatripations. 1am, sir, very respecuiully yours, BERNARD CASSERLY, Superintendent. P. S.—Since this subscription was commenced news has been received that similar misfortune has come upon the people of Michigan and Wisconsin, in portions of those States chiefly mhavited by Eu- ropean emigrants. In view of the generous re- sponse which has peen made from all quarters to alleviate the distress at Chicago it has been sug- gested that 11 might be well to devote the enclosed amount to the benefit of these other sufferers, who have equal claims upon us, and who, for the mo- Ment, may not be considered. Law DEPARTMENT, } Yankees, or making a ‘eartal international blunder and securing a week’s reposejat Groton. It is no wonder, therefore, that Mr. Boutweil 1s walting for further information. The Seal Lock Controversy. The Secretary of the Treasury has suspended the operation of tne instructions of the department of the 4th inst., which require after the 1st of December the use of the American seal lock on cars conveying domestic goods through Canada until the 1st of Feb- ruary, At that date further instructions will be ssued, The Hazing Midshipmen. ‘rhe names of the five cadet midshipmen recently Gismissed from the Naval Academy for “hazing’’ will not be oficially promulgated, as the dismissal itself 18 considered sufficient punishment. Nume- rous letters have been received asking for their reinstatement. A young gentleman of this city, one of the untortunates, is now suffering ona ped of sickness from the effects of being held an hour under a well, and was thrown into a river vesides, by these hea midshipinen. ANUSE MENTS OFFICE OF COUNSEL TO THE CORIORATIO: Oct. 20, 1871, DEAR Str—I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of October 1y, enclosing a check lor $1,409, being the contribution of the officers and empioyés of the Emigrant. Department of the state of New York, at the emigrant depot, Castie Garden, for the reilei of the sufferers by the late fires in the Western States, This action on the part of yourself and the other officers in Castle Garden is generous, timely and worthy of high commendation, and as President of the Commission | thank you. J take leave to add, on my own part, a sum which Will raise the amount to $1,600, I note tne sugges- tion in the Dostacript to your letter, and concur with you therein, In the general enthusiasm of liberality towards those Who have suffered by the Chicago tire there 18 @ possivility that the poor Ltalian Opera~Parepa, Wachtel, Gazzaniaa and Lawrence. Last night was an epoch in the history of the Academy of Music. The most popular of all the , Italian operas, “Il Trovatore,” was given with such a cast as has never been known probably on the people in Wisconsin and Leip est ad yy New York boards; at least, not for very many are no jess enutied to pity and relief, may be tor- " eI 2 gotten or negiected, 1 shall therefore send $800 to | Years. Parepa-Rosa was the Leonora; Gazzaniga, ine Governor of Wisconsin and $500 to the Governor | Azucena; Wacntel, the Manrico; Albert Lawrence, ; of Michigan, with the request that they will apply | Count di Luna; and Gustavus Wall, Ker- as much of the money as may be necessary to meet | neitar'. ‘chet. could “pene the wanis ol newl nts, WHO Will, NO | rando, A better cast could not be placed doubt, be among the greavest suflerers by the disus- | on any stage—American or Eure the ters, "Yours truly, time. thi ell-trained chorus— RICHARD O'GORMAN, President, &e. | present time, Add to this a well-trained chorus Bernard CASSERLY, Esg., superintendent, Castle | Se¥enty strong—and an excellent orchestra of Garden, ; Sixty performers, and the reader can form an idea A READING IN BROOKLYN. Mrs, Dr. 1. J. O'Brien, of this chy, gives a reaa- ing—“An Evening with the Poeis"—on Tuesday evening next, at the Friends’ meeung house, Scher- merhorn street, Brooklyn, in aid of suffering, home- i$ poor. YUE WASHINGTON MONT: PEL f the grandeur of the performance last nignt: Then the audience, Never before have so many people been crowded into the Opera House, and the receipts exceeded $8,850, Hundreds were tarned away and were refused even standing room, and seats were at 4 premium in the amily circie, ‘The oldest havicucs of the Academy deciared it the greatest event in the career of that banding, and the applause at times was of an overwheiming | character, It was an unprecedentedly briluant | close to a brilliant season, and Cari Rosa may con- gratulate himself as beimg the first Impresario in that house tat woke up the enthusiasm of the metropolitan public and made an unqualified success from beginning to end of the season. Mine, Parepa-Rosa has seldom sung in her artistic lufe with such fervor, passion and complete success as she did last night ip the m/e of Leonora, and she seemed to be roused to unwonted exertions by the flattering surroandings. Mme. Gazzaniga need fear no rival on the stage in the r6le of the vindic- | tive gypsy, and she made it Jast might a truly grand performance, Lawrence sang as a great urtist should, and his fine baritone voice and his true Italian school of singing invested the part of the Count with an interest Mat is seldom given to it by it representatives nowadays. He compensated Tully for past mishaps and i ie himseif worthy ENT MONEY FOR THE SUr- | RY OCTOBER 19, To THE Eprron oF THE HERALD:— Sim—Twenty-four years ago to-day a corner stone Was jaid, ‘‘solliary and alone,”’ ip Hamilton sqnare, and @ commencement was thus tnade to a Washing. ton Monument, Large suins of inoney had veen col- lecied, and @ final collection was made on the ground during the ceremony, and now that, almost @ quarter of century is gone, there is not only no monument, bul no corner stone to be seen. But what of the money? General Hall tells me that he “can’t teil lor the life of bim’’ where the money is. I suggest that the money be found, if possibie, and | given to the poor people who suffered by the fires in the Western States, for it seems certain that a WashingtoD Monument ts of very slow growth. Th one ip the city of Washington was ordered to be built by act of Congress tu 1799, and not commenced unt! filty years afterwards, and it is now a ais- grace w the commanity. Meanwutle who holds the purse of the Washing- 1871, ton Monument Associaton of the city ¥ Ne of the reputation he brought trom Europe. Hail VE mnade more of the = small art of Fer- AID PORWARDED. nando than has been ever vown at the Mrs. Thomas J. Barr, of No. 35 West Thirtieth | Academy of that role But the street, shipped yesteraay for the sufferers of Wis- cousin one case of clothing, to Mr. Harrison Luding- | tou, Mayor of Miiwankee, Wis. ‘The Anchor Insurance Company yesterday for- Warde One case clothing, irom George Sawyer, Brooklyn; one case clothing, jrom an unknown crowning attraction, beyond dont, was Wwaenrel, In bis performance there were three notabie salient points, “Mal reggendo,”’ An! si ben mia,” and “Di | quella pira.”” No tenor has ever trod boards exe*pt, perhaps, Salvi, who could be placea in com- parison with him in these three arias, His noble donor; one bundle clothing, from L. M.; one bundle | yoice, baritone-like in its fulness and vi clotting, from T. B, Osborne, Plainfleld, N. J.; two | tone, aud trumper-itke in it upper feain agg hs bundies clothing, from Alvert Dung, 61 Bowery; one | out’ with an indescribable edect In these bundle clothing, from G, ©. Halsted, publisher; one | three numbers of the opera. in other respects the trunk clothing, from Mrs. Joun Baird, 324 Lexington | remarks we have already made avout Nis rendition avenue; one bondle clothing, from Brooklyn, N. Y.; | one box clothing, irom A. G. Smith, Coleman | House; two bundies clothing, from Mrs. M. Fahue- stock, Astoria, L. 4., and one Oundle clothing, from H. A. Smuiley. a FATAL RAILROAD ACOIDENT, } MIDDLETOWN, N. Oct, 21, 1871. | ‘The wiid-cat freight train on the New Jersey Mid- land K.ilroad rap into the engine of a gravel train, near Deckertown, N. J., wrecking both engines and killing condoewor Richard W. Bruen, of Jersey of operatic roles remain unchanged. His “Ah! che | la morte” in particular Was not saustactory, and his voice was rather slovenly in some of the concerted music. That he isa phenomenal singer e erybouy | must acknowledge; that be 1s a complete operatic | arust no musician Will be bold enough to m | To-morrow mglit he sings at the Stadt 1 Arnold, in “Wiliam Tell,’ while the young prima donna, Pauilhe Canissa, unc ihe role of Mathtide, and the Parepa-Rosa Engiisi ope Troupe opens at the Philadeipia Academy Music. The memory of la-t night's performance at our Academy will not be soon forgotten. Specn. itors #aid weats ouside the building as high as $20 | each, SHIPPING NEWS Almanac for New York This Day. Sun rises. Sun sets... 6 19 | Moon sets,.morn 12 00 .510| High water.morn 310 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. 66 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green .. 19 Broadway. Glasgow. :.:]Kaverpoo! PORT OF NEW es OCTOBER 21, 1871. CLEARED. og Meamahip City of Brussels (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool—Jobn ale. Steamship Parthia (Br), Watson, Liverpool via Queens town—C G Francklyn. Steamship America (NG), Bussins, Bremen—Oelrichs & Steamahi in Boert Ingham, Whitelaw, Sydney, C! jon: Rai "3 Steamahty cy of Peason. Pennington, Galveston,via Key Steamship eo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans—H B Crom- “Steamabip Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic BeNecmah ip Bienville, Baker, New Orieans—Livingston, Fox & Co, ‘Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina—Jas Hand, Ste ip Henry Burden, Foster, Jacksonville—) Camp- |p Huntaville, Crowell, Savannah—R Lowden. ea mship Masnolias Pater, vannab—W R Garrison. Srearnatilp Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—H # Mor- PRaamahip Isaac Bell, base ay og City Point and Bich- mond —Old P vominion ‘Steamabip Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, ‘Norfolk, City Point and 7 R Old ion Stea mani; emai deo, Upton, Rot » Roberts, Norfolk, Chy Point and Steamship E MO ifaighe, Sou Johnson, Georgetown, DC—G B aiteamanip Vornnteer, Howe, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- Steamship Alliance, Shute, Satem— Murray, Ferris & 00. velegmati Wamsutta Fish, N we Bedtord--Ferguson & Steamship Neptune, Baker. Borton—H F Dim Ship Western Empire, Grozler, Antwerp—F Wi Bonmidt & ‘fark tobias F Secor (Br), Coonan, Cork for orders—He- "Bare Anton say, Lay ses ba ois ee ae a i ibby, Libby, Bremen— ae Even (Br), Koll, Gibraltar for orders—S C Whith- Fa watiark Bath Rone, Alexander, Monrovia—Yates & Porter- ld. pitt Emma Muir (Br), Guest, Fernandina, Fla—Boyd & Brig uiletus (Nor), Pedersen, Gloucester, E—Funch, Raye Favorite, Duell, Trinidad—H Trowbridge’s Sons. ‘= Banlce: ce (Br) Sullivan, Yarmouth, NS, via South Am- * ear Tee ‘Thos J Frazier, Plum, Havana—Youngs, Smith & Co. Schr Louisa D (Br), Wagner, St John, NB—Heney & Par. ker, Schr Mocking Bird (Br), Roberts, St John, NB—P I Nevius n. Lt rd sy (Br), Miller, Sackville, NB—Crandall, Bar- t chr Alzena, Boynton, Galveston—Snow & Burress cdcht George’B Jones, Bray, Charieston—Bentley, Miller & pasty, Luola Murchison, Jones, Wilmington, NCE S ul. ‘Schr Mary Loulsa, Gasklil, Washin; Sehr Tue Dayton, Ackley, Nortoll Schr G & Bowdoin, blond Baltimore Schr 8 C Bowers, Fom's River, Rehr Hero, Relly, Salera--fe peschr John Ran Kips, Robbins, ‘New ‘Bedford—Ferguson & ‘ood. Schr Harrtet Fuller, Willard, Newburyport—C L Hatch. Schr Treasure, Taylor, vrovidence—H W Jackson re 0. Schr Fred Hall, Pelton, Hartford—Rackett & Bro. Schr Baltimore, Travers, Norwich—M Briggs & Co. Steamer Bevery, Pierce, Philadephia. Steamer Antpracite, Green, Phiadelphia, Steamer 8 F Phelps, Brown, Philade:pnia. Steamer Philadelphia, Jones, ene Steamer W C Pierrepont, Shropshire, Poiladeiphia. ARRIVALS. - REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Tine, Deering, New Orleans Oct 1, via, k. West 16th, with mdse and passengers, to. HM ietiora ty rx Had strong NE winds the entire passage, Oct 1 micamah p Rapidnn, going into Ke Wrest, Steamal hoa ( ‘Oct. 18, with aoa and Rear » ta Warray, ‘Berrie’ 19th inst, 20 miles Erving Pan Shots, exchanged signals: with ‘meamsnip Chy of Mexioo, bound 8, at eae Teamehip Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington, ©, 26 how with mares tod Lorivatd, — a Ship Fawn, Luce, Cardiff, Sent 2, with railway iron to Thos Dunham's Nephew'& Co. Has been 9 days west of Geo! with westerly winds; Sept 23, laward Murphy, boy, feil trom alort and was killed. Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsay, Maracaibo, 19 days, with coffee, to Berez & Obarrio, Haid'm rather. Brig Angostura (ir), Perkins, Ciudad. Bolivar,’ 2 days, with hides, to Jas Morrill. Had fine weather. Brie Allee (iin, Peters sn, Port an Prince, 4 days, with lon. to H Bee! easel to Brett, Son & Co. Had Brig Virginia, Johnston, St Pierre, Mart, 15 days, with eu- er, to Reynaud & Co. Hud moderate weather. Brig Vitoriano (Sp), Anzorandia, Havana, 16 days, in bal- fogamen & Ward & Go. Schr Aveirense (Port), Velon, St Pierre, Mart, 91 di ballast, tol E Amsiuck & Co. Had head winds and ne weather, Sehr F Blake (Br), Sheridan, St Martins, and cotton feed to Ti A Vatable & Barteaur.. Been 6 days north of Hatter trom 8 to NW. br C&C Brooks, Brooks, Jacksonville for New Haver, th lumber, to Bentley, Miller & Thomas. Had Nand NE winds the @utire passage: been 7 days noath of i Oet 18, off Cape Lookou', spoke schr fi F Hodges, from Charenton (or $ Schr MT Trundy, Warten, St Marys, Gn, 15 days, with yel- low pine to John Bovnton, Son & Co, Had heavy weather and split sails; been 7 davs norih of Hatt Sch Jennie'A Shepard, Wilvur, Alexandria for Bridge. Pexchr Edward Slade, Soper, Alexandria. Scbr J J Harris, Nickes, Alexandria for Hudson Schr GC Riggs, Mason, Alexandria for Bridgenort, Sehr Jacob ac rmae Robinson, Virginia. Schr D E Sawyer. Soper, Virginia. Schr J P Cake, Smith, Virginia. Schr JH Seguine, French, Virginia. Schr James Jones, Crane, Vir Kebr Sarah Purves, Jones, Virginia. Schr GB Smitn, Boker, Virginia, Sebr Montevue, Jeffers, Virginia. Boar Jule Webb, Brenna Schr Snowfial }—Imier- 16 days, with aait vessel to. Crandall & with strong winds Sebr R Knight Schr 4 M Baileys Bohr Lizzte, Se Seu I. Virginta, fangbn, Boker, Virginia. Sehr Maria Jane, Boker, Virginia, Oct 20, 8 miles south of Barnegat, gerried a ‘away jibboom and foremust head. Schr HW Godfrey, Taylor, Georgetown, DU, for Hudson. Schr Breeze, Oranther, (corsetowhy DC. Scbr Alice ¢ Grace, Gilchrist, Providence for Georgetown, Passed Through Heli Gate, BOUND soUTA- Schr Malanta, Clark, Windsor for New York, with plaster, to Crandall, Bartaux & Co. Schr Sernia M, Clark, 8t John, NB, for New York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Co. Schr Mary Tice, Dunham, New Haven for New York. Schr John Lancaster, Williams, New Haven for New York. Schr J R Meee, Wilson, Norwich for New York. Sehr Loaler Newton. Gray, Bridgeport for Baltimore, Schr Neptune, Bro} jew Haven tor New Brunswiek. Sebr fryall, Smith, City Inland for New York. Schr Lina, Weils, Providence for New York. Schr antecedent, Nash, Stonington for New York, with stone to order. Schr Highland, Lynch, Roslyn for Albany, Schr Eclipse, Dicksa ‘orthport for Malden. Schr Wm ts Peck, Buttce, Hartford tor New York Boaton for New York, jew Haven for New York, Sehr Elia, Samia, Huntington for New York. Sebr An Baker, White, Oyster Bay for Jersey City. Sebr White Rock, Ste Trovidense ror Elizabethport. Schr Sheppard A Mount, Browne, Providence for Ne loop Gold Leaf, Mullen. Vineyard Haven for New York, with granite to Terry & Co. Steamer Norwich, Smith, mdse and passengers. Steamer Doria, Youn, Provitence tor New York, with mare and passengers, to Isaac Ouell, Steamer Eiectra, Mott, Proviaence tor New York, mdse and passengers, BOUND BAST. Steamship Alliance, Shute, New York for Salem. Steamship Wamautla, Fisa, New Yor for New Bedford, Steamahin Neptune. Baker, New York for Boston. Wrig Grace Kelly ( Br), Kelly, New York for Cayenne, Brig Proteus, Ackl ey, Port Johnson for Boston, Senr J W Hine, Lane, Baltimore for Bridgeport, Sehr Iris, Smith, New York for New Haven. sebrd W Kawley (Bn. Rawler, Weebawken for Schr Newport (Iir), Miller, New York for Sydney, CB, Schr Roanoke, Burke, Eitzabethport for Providence. Sehr Hudson, Chase, New York for Rockland. Sehr Sunbeam, Field, New York for Thomaston. Sebr Southern Cross (Br), Browne, New York for Halifax. E Albany for Providence. ris, Albany for Providence, bin, Kane, Rondout tor Boston. aries, Dennis, Cape Island for Greenport, ? Sehr Henry A Taber, Bewinan, New York tor New Bea- jor ‘Sehr Yosemite, Mou, New York for Roslyn Sebr Julia 8 Swann, Koapry § ew York for Oyater Bay. Seur Freestone, Bell for Portland. Sebr K A Porayth, Sepr Romeo, Sehr Corvo, Pickering, New York senr Katelle, Furness or Sehr J H Chaffee, Bone Norwich for Néw York, with Boston, OB. ley, New York for Pro iboken tor Pembrok Rondout for Provicence. for Providence. kin, New York for Boston. D Hadden, Camp, Ellzabethport for New Haven. Schr James Holtman, Pishropahtres Trenton lor New Haven, ell, Jersey City for New Haven. New York for Glen Cove, Schr FA Pike, Snow, Sebr T B Smith, Bowma: Seur Coral, Kent, Rondo fare Monica, Sehr Belle Seamen, Seamen, Elizabethport for New Haven hgh Joun Rommel, Jr, Willard, Puiiadelpbia for Paw: eke Schr Elias Hawley, Bennett, Eilzabethnort for New Haven. Schr Mary Shields,’ Wait, Hoboken for Providence, BD Pitt, Vall, Albany for Portland. Sehr kemptre, Mathews, New York for yannts. chy Sammon Washburn, Henry, New York for Taunton. chr Eddie F Treat. Daw, New York for Ban, gor che N Shaler, Oltsworth Eliranetuport for Middletown, Ser Jennie A’ Sheppard, ‘Gilbert, Alexandria for Bridie. Pi Sor Silan Wright, Bane, Eitzabethport for Providence, Senr Savatona, Weeks, ilizanethporiifor Providence. Sehr Aifred Howes, Browne, Port Johnaon for Providence. Kehr Harry Johnson, Beard, New York for Boston. Keur Stork, Smith, Hoboken for Taw gen H Rdgley, Mekridge, New Y op Report, Harte. New York (or Ni Sloop Congres, Smith, New York tor New Boop sary Elizabeth, Harte, New York for N Steamer Fangber. Mills, Pailadeivbia for Norwich, Providence for Now Yorks 4 JB Cunningham, Kelx jout, javre ; Brussels, Parthia, and ins, New York for Bangor. Denmark, eertody heaties ray ‘Chy of Hosea. Arrived, bark Juliana Gon Key Wi Galveston; Bienville, Geo Crom Meade, hg Ashland, Lgiaren Hunisville, Savannah; Champion, Chi B Upt Tease B Bell, Hichmond; EC town. Wind at sunset 8, fresh, Marine Disasters. © BARK StrKA—The salvors of the cotton ex American bark Sitka, which was wricked at Dollar Harvor night of 26th Aug while on her voyage {rom New Orieans to Havre, have been ried £3 er bale on, the dry cotton and 43, per bale on that saved in a wet condition, reckmaster Buta, F H Topp, from Leghorn sgeanbogy at Vinevard Haven 20tb, had a hurricane 11th ins a nbd leet nad eplit nals Baie Joss Parastay—topden, Oot, 21--The brig Joun rf w EW Prath Crowell ‘tew BI ‘Denn Freeman (of Boston); Baker, from Stockholm tor Palade | Providence, Zt aa Jule, has put into Payal leaky, abd must Gieckarge carga, York, Salem; Trade W epi, fio, Boman: Sins Brig Eraex (Br), Smith, from Cardi” Aug 23 for Gaives- | Hayes, ton (railroad iron), inst £0 miles | Brower, nore night of 11 me iden Waue, Bryant, Pa Lewne, Oct 20— per buoy on Joe Flogeer = Sienpeauaeas went in in yeayorday.— Ai rrived, steamer went ons ‘the island from Gal 1G ROOKLAND, at Boston from 8; B, wnat ah fon Mlurine = hurricane, loet foreiepeail sod main staysail and’ split other salle badly; beavy tea broke ‘staving in cabin windows and tine the cabin with id carrying away the binnac.e; hurricane jasied Brig Francis Lawzr, Lewey, at Philadelphia 30th from from Aransas Pass, reports experienced bad weather the entire passage; Oct3 and 4 had a terrific hurricane; was knocked nearly on beam ends; during « temporary iull Of foretopmast staysuil on her and au geting jqneaded under bare poles for 18 hours, sam ® schooner with signal yin; ship ES stood tor ert found it was the Robert “wataflogged and abandoned tbetore id). Brie sees (Br), Bienes, from New York for Queens- reported foun town, before , experienced pears sone after leaving port, and on the 6th inst the pumps were found vor tobe with’ grain; Gnaing the ship to be taking mj filled Sehr. water, the crew commenced to bail her out forward with SAN raat ‘and coptianed doing so until 3 PM the Mh, when | ,,SAN FRANC! abe led —igeg rapidly on at wide: | Sim ‘ she ree te arte oillen,, nonthwent at ye Halifax; all and the he Dieared.4 p Glen Bebnox (Rr, Jenkinson, V SAVANNAH, Oct 7 Seem ‘snip Tronsiden wots Mollardy feared Sehr EA Hooper, Hooper, Jacksonville to load th Arrived, steamship go, Deearborn, 1 New York. } ‘Cleared, Reamehipa Montgomery, and San Feady to loave ner; Sdory that had bees picked up aera up ereral Gays’ before was rst: launched, and the mauti ments, sceviloes water, clothing, oo it into it to ieee — safety if the ae wet went Et the long boat was Er eaas wh! oat was being got or be xy rhe ink” a Frenchman) ands raat anne Uicorge’ Mason ta some means parted from t} Xeewen oltifved away aud was out of sight be‘ore the ‘SAL : Liverpool Jong boat could be got ready; the cee mate and | SALEM. Oct | det ~Oiearet, sone four wards evening in the ong bot with ut a amall i gomatiy of biscuit and water; searched for some time but conld not perma el Morin, Pawtucket for do; Shepherd, New York for Banawiok. find it; Srurran DUvIL, Oct den ‘Urbana, srovinic New Havei pene ry ot wale nae was all th ion the men could allow themselves from their foal store; they | py Lina r Fortis NB; a dragon the boat to keep her head to the fea, drove before the wind and reached the shore saCely, landing at | Por| saunate ilne a burn 12th, as before rej 3 nothing wi heard of the dory, and unless the two men were picked up | 40; Lothair, New York for do by some passing vessel they were probably lost in the storm. Scr aay tr haedewn Oat ex Lo RS Lien wpe reports lon sawa iganting, with yards all ys ee Scum C H KELLY, York, put into Portia of jibboom, baring Martinicus, with: Sole, fom Windsor, NS, for New nd PM 19h inst, leaking and with loss been in collision night of the 17th, off 8 steamer McCullough. Scum Barner, Blanch, at eset 19th from Gonldaboro via Portland, lost mainsail, split foressil and received other damage on the passage, ucia B do for Portsmouth ; David ‘Wit Rondout for ‘Newbury ort; Clarabel land f Rock G Irwh Bouton for Philadelphia; Dar Pierson, do for Georgetor DC: = pb erenary and Mai Rangaron, Rockland ror Ne York mabe, Sullivan, for ao. 19th<-Saited, achrs Samuel Harty Sedona, John Boynton Wm Deming, and Otronto. Slst—Arrived, US steamer Fortane, Boston for New Forks brig Goran Bells, Philadelphia for Boston; schr J W Woods johnson, Balled. “US sicainers Fortune, Rattlemake, and Leopard xf ind al! vessels bound PHALMEN TON, NC Oat , schre Ben, Daviag id 8 Blew. WAREMAN. C Oct 1o-Arrivea, schrs Mary A Tyler, Taylor and Modesty, Weaver, Baltimore. Salled Isth, schr Lamartine, ‘Garney, New Yors. Scugs Lizzix Evans, Maboney, from New York for Wash- ington DC, and WH PHarr, Kawards, from Newhern, N' for Washington, NC, and New York, collided in Raped 1s let 19th inst, the latter having her bow stove in the W H Phair was knocked in and main boom broken; oll proceeded to destination. Scum E ARCULARIUS, of ‘and from Rocklan Me, for New York, cargo, ime, while beating through Hel Gate AM of 16th Indt, collided with « freight sloop, the name of which bas not been ascertained, ‘The force of the col- Histon drove the sloop some distance up the beach at Ward's Inland, where she now lies high and dry. with ner ratl and main broken anda part of her bull stove. The K A did not sustain any apparent damage. Maracuez, PR, Oct 4—On the 30th ult the ship Lord Har- dinge, of Glasgow, 390 tons, bound from that port vo this, Machinery, &c, was wrecked on a shoal off the Corona . Reet, 18 to 20 miles to the south of this port. After dischare. Cr ecephbetindonytal Pirell aren omen profucee. dees Boy ing four to five lighter loads of cargo, The ‘vessel had to perenne ee re enoen tok tue peda converted ecmee ean Tee Saar Bloods and thence into the aulids of the body. Persona wit digeation thus impaired, having the slightest. predisposttio to pulmonary disease, or if they take cold, will be haole to have Consumption ot) the Lungs in some ‘and I hold that it will be THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CONSUMPTION.— The primary cause of Consumption ls derangement Misrelianeens. We are under obligations to Messrs Geo A Philips & Collins, shipping and commission merchants, of 41 South street, for thelr attentions. Captain Webster, of British steamship Alps, has our thanks for his attentions, LAUNCHED--At Calais, Me, Oct 17, from the yard of Mesars Nickerson & Rideout. a fine centre-bourd achr, called the E 41 Oakley, built in a thorough Ls age of hardwood, hackmatac, Fanaa! pine and kK, parties jn Lon, Islana, a RY, a te uals” ‘by Gavl Newman, Gl Northport, "Length 114 feet, breadth feei, depin 8 feet; onl being the second launched by her this s¢ on. A few minutes later the bark called the » built by the Short Brothers, on the St Stephen ai was launched, She ia built of spruce, cope’ Fore! Ports. yArTwaer, Oct 20—Arrived, ship Haze, Wilkinson, New HUENOS AYRES, Sept 9—Salled, briz Chillanwallan (Br), Fuller, Boston; 13th, bark Ellen (Br), Tucker, New York. In port Sept 13, barks Flor del Mar (Br), Wiswell, and Fan- nie, Coner, for New York, lig; J A_Brown, Greeniab, tor Boston, do; Charles 4 Edward (Br), Connauton, for order do; Sterling, Marding, from Fernandina, arrived ith, discs Charlotte A Littleieia. Carver, from Rotterdam, arrived St! do; Orient, Powers, and Brother's Prise (Br), Boulton, Un brig Reddwa, Sulier, for New York, ldg. “Brig Cordel had been chartered to load bone ash and bones at oye ie Sepess_t hip Frank Ful AHIA, In port ship nt, Smal bark Rosamond (Br), Mardon, for Liverpool: bri @)s. from New York, arrived lth, for British “Ghasuel, B. ADOB, Sept 27—Arrived, sob Eveline, Pierce, New York (aud sailed’ 7th, to Fearn) ; briga ‘kasliy Com Thompson, Vhiadelphia cand salisd Oct for Hendin 5 2, Torrid Zone (Br), Kirkman, Philadelphia vi: sailed 9th for Demarara). Sailed Sept 26, bri Roanoke, Wilkie, Sagnayra; 28th, « Palos, Shackford, Porto “Ried; Oct 4, brig Mary Stewart Hodges, New York: schr W F Cushing, Jackaway, Turk's Inlands; 7th, brig Messina (Bri, Crowley, Boston. DEMARAMA, Sept 27—Arrived, brig Annie Gardner, Gard. ner, New Yor (and cleared Oct'¢ to return). Cleared Sevt 27, brig L & W Armstrong, Marks, New York ; ‘28th, Watchmate (Br), I healthy assimilation. ing wo cleanse the sto ail dleensed tancas abd slime which hose ‘so that they cannot pertorm their fan pare ed then rouse up 404 restore the, iver to 8 healchy agts the sureat and. best remedy. la SC ‘DRAKE PILLS. These Pills cleanse the sto Of ail the dead and morbid slime that is causing d decay in the whole system. They will clear out of the liver, tail the disensed bile that has accumulated there, and arouse! Mup toa new* and healthy action, vy which vatural and thy bile ta secreted. Meine Momach, bowels and liver are thus cleansed by the use of Schenck's Mandrake Pills; but there remain otomach an excess of acid, the organ is forpid, an te apes tite poor. In the bowels the lacteals are weak, xud requiry Arenath and supoor, it ie ina condiion ike tbe enck’s Seaweed Tonic proves to be the most valuable Fomedy ever discovered. ‘It's alkaline, aad ite ie will ne tralize all excess of acid, making the stomach sweet an will give permanent tone mportant Dod, hearty appetite, and ore Ps lon, good dl and ubimatety make ood heathy, ving’ blood. sees preparatory treatusent, what remains to cure most cases of consumption is the oa a sad Srp na use of Schenck" uimonie snonie Syrup nour! systema, rites the bi aiNY eteorbed Into the roais fou, and thence distributed vo the diss lungs. There tt ripens ali morbid matiers, whether in the form of abscesses ihen assists nature to expel ali the diseased free expectoration, when once it hy the great healing and purifying proper- Pumoate Syrup, that all wicers and cavi« ties are healed up sound, and my patient is cured. The essential thing to be done in curing consumption isto get up a good appetite and a good digestion, so that the boay will grow in flesh and get strong. Ifa person han diseased the cavity cannot heal, the th ix below par.) fer of things, & good ty w in tiesh and cavities will heai, (he ft be thrown Off fm jarge, quantities, £0. the per ne; rizinw will ripen Doucette, doi Geo Wi heelwright Woit, cf = son ain Lealth and stren, ‘bu is re true and only. Cin, etera Sow Sores Se ei Pinata cure Sonmumnptlon, aad i'n persone very bea Me Inport Oct 9, brige James Baker, Phelan, from and for re not entirely destroyed, or even if one lun; 1s entirely. Philedeiphia, arrived’ Sept St, lg Eastern ‘Star, from. and pone if {ere ts enough Vitality left in the other to heal up, for New York, arrived Sept 38, lag Frewaa Irmaos (for), for & port vorth’of Hatteras, lag: schra John Rove, Howell, from and for New York, arriued i tent 28, ldg; Lottie, Jack ton, from Norfolk. arrived Sept 26, aggaeee © Gcvl “Arrived, ship Springfield, Dwight, T have seen many persons cured with only one sound I live and enjoy life to a gooa old age. This is what Schenck’ Medicines will do to cure consumption. ‘They will clean ous the stomach sweeten and strengthen it get up « god digas Hon and give Nature the assistance sti Wa vara. Sept it. Arrived chr Phebe Hewitt, New York, | syntem of all the digease chat win the ‘jung, whatever he in port Eva Hi, Fisk, Nicl New York; tant (Spank, Moran and Amelia (Bry hols, for, New York: | £7", avortant that, while asing Schenck’s jedicines, care aren ‘cheyarria, for Philadelphia; Cardenas, Sundberg, | Should be exercised not to i ke 1001 coot or New rOneare ‘Lizrle H duckwon, Marwick, and Jnuo am Teviot irk Nash, for Bost s, MoOart 8 Merrick, RB Gor Harkness, ‘and Cheving (Bre jayley, for Brazos fi Than wnt an sir i azos Santiago; United States, Ben- INGSTON, Ja, Oct 1-Sailed, brign Halifax (Bri, Power, ‘ Tow rors. via Old arbor, Camill ills (Br), Reid, Philadelpurs via do LivERPoot, Oct 20—Arrived, ships James Foster, Jr, Cun- ningham, New York ; 21st, Pocahontas. Oiiver, New Orleans. Lispon, Oct 2—Saaled, bark Marianna I (Port), Santos, Philadelp! », Sept 9-Sailed, brig Jalia Lingley (sr), MONTEVIDEO, Prait, New York. In port Sent 15, barks deo. Walker (Br), Walker, and Hen. nie Simpeon (Bri, (ibe for New York, Mg: ‘Mancaret Weir (Br), Kitchen, from do. ar 10th: Sadie, do, ar 14th; brig Amy A Lane, Carver, from do, ar WARTINIQUE, Oct S—Arrived. bark Atautien Dickerson, New Orleans via Barbados: th, schrs Lavinia F Warren, from Bangor Via Antigua; #ib, Ann & Susan, from George- town, Si PONCE, PR, Sept 29--Cleared, brig Fangh-a-Ballagh (Br), for Boston via Fajardo. Pont AT PRINCE, Oct 6—In port brign Oliver, for New Ke neat day Scolland, for do, Id; sche M 1, Porter, jast arrived. PoRT SPAIN, Sept 95—Arrived, orien M A Henry ‘Br, Tay- lor, New York (und satied Oct 8 tor Maracaibo); 29h,” bar Isabel (Br), trom Boston (and railed Oct 9 ror Inagua). Rio JAN¥ino, Sept 2—Arrived, brig Virginia Dare, Bell, Buenos Ayres. St Prenne, Mart Oct 5—In port bark AUantic. for New en I reo pauient to be careful 1a regard to taking cold whive using my medicines I do so for a special reason, A man who has but partially recovered from the effects of a bad cold is for Inore liable toa relapse than ‘one who bas been entirely. the same in to consump~ healed én 10 long in there Immin er of a full return of the disease. Hence 14 18 that I so strenuously caution palmon: against exposing themselves to an atmosphe pot genial and pieasant. Confirmed coneucap tives ge are a mass of sores, which tine Jeast change of ‘mosphere will inflame. The grand secret of my success with my medicines consists in my ability to subdue inflam~ tation instead of provoking it, as many of the faculty do. An inflamed fing cannot with safety to the patient be ex- posed to the biting viasts of winter or the chilling winds of spring or autumn. {t sbonid be caretully shielded from ail irritating influences. The ntmost caution shouid be observed in this particular, as without it # cure under almost any ‘circumatances is an rinpossibility, Je, Person should be kept on & wholesome and nutritious dist, ‘aud all the medicines continued until the bod ocy haw restored to it the natural quanti flesh and streng! Twas myself cured by fais treatment of the worst kind of consumption, and have lived to get fat and hearty these many years with one Jung mostly gone. Ihave cured thon- ndasince, and very many have been cured by hie. treat ment whom [ have never seen. -Abgut the let of Ootoner I expect to take possession of my pew building at the northeast corner of Sixth and Arc atreets, where I shall be pleased to give advice to all whos my Rinclair, from York; Wheeler, diag: Monte Cristo, for New York | require it. Oct 7 ta, for do 8th; SK Warren, from Anti ts, lull directions accompany all_ my remedies, #0 that a just ton in any part of the world can ve readily cured by w strict, SYDNEY, CB, Oct 21 previous, barks Jit McLaren, | observance of the mame, and Edgar Ceell, tor New York} bi ie, and 8, ti, SCHENCK, M. Di, Philndoiph nen ws Maggie, and San Car | sony p, HENRY, No.8 College place, New York, whel Tn port a sale agent, to load for ) \ FOR FRENCH CHINA, aXe t, steamer Mima Thomas (Br), ana bark Frank, ew York. American Ports. BOSTON. Oct 2—Arrived, bark Josephine, Haren, Buenos Hobb, Baltimore; Margaret Rein- hie, Merrill, Philadelphia. AT HALF PRICE, GO DIRECr TO THE le, ‘Matthews, Sav: ah; bark ——, Foster, Rio Janeiro; achrs Kate ter, Hur MANUFACTURERS, yacen, i> Mary Baker, Thompson, Port au —— ine aces Hs Balled —Wind NW, berks Norton Stover and Celeste Clark. | frome [hina Dinner Saurice for Ab S17. 21st Arrived: ateainers William Kennedy, from Baltimore; | (oid Band Diuner Service for 1s, $30, Ares roe ak On ek Nereus, from New York. Gold and Colored Band Tea Seta, 44 pieces, $9 50. Arrived, barks Eastern Province (Br), Smith, gq SE, Times (Br, Frien, Havana: brige Blanche (Br), Cole (iate Dexter, wno died at Inagna, where she putin, aa before reported), St Jago de Cuba: Brothers Goblets, fine quality, #1 a dozen. Fine quality Limoxe Dinner ervice for 12 818 50. Jaslinieres, with Hower pot and Hower, $10. alarge importation of French Bronzes, i Gir), Vibert, Rio Sanetro; Dunkeld { Whar, Deme- ? rara’; achrs' Molt Bedell, Bedell, nat York alan, | Gotten? and Plated Wares” nen Lowell, Providence: Belle Hal Potter, “New Sore’ Holmes, Rulon, New York; Charm, Studiey, Boston; Western State, Crowell, 1. MORTON & C0. Bostor ~~ YRENCH Afuas. Cleared—Steamer George Appold, Loveland, Boston yi: g Norfolk; barka Ann (Br), Vailecott, Penarth Roads Yor —— rome eettly orders; Elmar (Norw), Woll, Kotter jam ; Besame (br), Hel "Am Your GROCER FOR DOOLEY’s bmg a Ang jer, the beat. bi owaer for preparl r aking powaer for pi ba lings, Glasgow ; sehr Maggie & Gray, Conklin, ki ng Folls, bread, griddle cakes, West. Satied—Hark Kavernbitr, for Cork; brig Appollo, for Wert Indies; Julia A alist, for Rlehmondy Va. resent mi BATH, Oct 19—Sailed, schr Mantania, Parker, Philadel. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINGD FROM avi “Ol rine Oct 18—Arrived, achr Chas Comery, Pink: ie ofing, bark Vietory (not Victoria, Br, | ~ NUMAN HAIR SWITCHES, NOW T ~Arrived, map Manhattan, New York; shi « M4 inches long, welght 24g ones pay Olive Southard, Richmond, Me; Nauthin, New York; oar +80 Inches, 2 on wy Si A it; no orimped bair Get 18. cet acht TE Lockwood, St Joho, A wholenalerpricns 6 fant 261 Grand sureet press on receipt ote color. * out rat ‘and call or PERN ANDINA Mi Arrived, sonra Fi i bb, Chavieatbay’ ° pradlen tev 16th, brig Geo 8 Berry, Bradley, Bo iS AND NAILS (CURED, AT, 310 wen 3 ark’ (Br), Pirouet, hee, | we 1 4 Hond; schr 8 P Haws, Jackson, Pensacola nee seer from J OLEPI S Wieris SLD, Ronlyiy Le eg Jac Cleared, brig Melrose, ( Pensacola. 9th ies, Salled, stexinship Ariadne. Doane frum Gulveston ), New York MOBILE, Oct 6 -Arrived, sehra J J Spen Boston ; St Croix. Eaton, do. ON'T FAIL TO PROCURE une 8. WINSLOW'S sOOTH- D ing Syrup for chuidren teething. It hae been used for , Lupkins, ‘safety and success by millions thirty oy with never-laliing , | Marea , Oct I—Arrived, achrC C Bearse, Phila. | Of Mothers for their children, ‘Satied 18th, sche Artie Garwood, Young, Phi adelphia, Aint Hart TATRI-SHAW 8 PATENT AND REAL ? NQRKOLR ‘Oct 19—Arrived, achre Maty Lb Cornptun, Rog- ahenpent nach eo the iy ches, one Yar! long: 1 r at alte Curis, from #1 upward ; Cleared ateamehip Win Rennedy, Hallett, Boston. Eietows raat ol Mass linset eeylen. Std Cowery® NEW BEDFORD, oe 19—Arrived, sche Planer, Horion, Rockport for New Yor sas + near Great Jones stre mR etl, Fort dohasons Git 19-arived, sehr Jotephae Fick HIKD AVENUB SAVINGS BANK. " ts, kw YORK, Oct 21, 1871, Hovland foe Nett iat Mane Lone or, Tome? ‘The run apon this bank havin s eased, without pairing Yor an he standing of the bank, due to the Songer rs Frogiiance tor a9 «Mone | depositors to alate that the bank has mrt every dewand upon wiel fr Witnout borrowing 8 doliat OF accepting the aid uitered by TAmrDe Renee AB Heyer, Harlow, Pocargat for New | ouber ingltalions; that ihe bank Is pervect so.veut and at nacit, Nogers, Fall River for do. Wind at ous: nai JOHN H. LYON, President AM een te k Fish, Davis, Boston OL a edn — for Pit Taylors iiteabethoore for. Narra ANTED-A BAPE, IH GOOD ORDER, OVER Birr er: otter « Hoopel, Bradbury, Haversiraw. Wind Ma egny 27 tiety loches soelde, By box ait