The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1871, Page 7

Herald dipietan neiane from Paris. The Army of fie Republic To Bo insti OETAILS OF THE NEW MILITARY PLAN. ‘Hroo Hundred and Sixty-two Thousand Men for Duty. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALO. The following special despatch to the Btenarv bas been received from our corre- Spondeni in the French capital :— Pants, Oct. 27, 1871. The Fronch government has adopted a plan for tho voorganization of the army of the Wepublic, * the project contemplates a national military fore, consisting of nine army corps, each orgs to be composed of three divisions, made ‘hp of two brigades and each brigade of two Segiments. Each regiment to muster %, 000 men. This will, it is said, give an efficient army, Mumboring 342,000 soldiers. The cavalry and artillery arms of the ser- Five, which are not included in the above int, will be also augmented, The army serving in Algeria will give 000 extra men, 4 Negotiations with Germany—Com- i in Court—Will the Govern: t io To Paris? ‘ PARIS, Oct. 27, 1871. *M. Goutara will be sent by the French govern- it to Mrankfort to meet an agent of Nerth Ger- Many to arrange the details for carrying out the Paton portion of the recently concluded treaty. PATE OF THE COMMUNISTS, Rossel, the Communist leader, appealed a second ‘time from (he decision of the Military Court, before ‘which he was tried, and his appeal has again been Fejectert. The Pardons Commission will meet on the sth prox., wnena large proportion of the Communists Toma. im prison will probably be liberated, i ‘HE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. It reported that the French National Assembly \d overniment will return from Versailles to Paris fore iin month of December, ‘ A PERSONAL PAMPHLET. .Ivis reported from London that Count Palikao, Whe last Afinister of State under the empire, has ablishvi \ pampnies in justification of his conduct luring |!:¢ crisis which resulted in the dechéance if the Kinoeror Napoleon and flight of the Empress | Led «. THE SUPPLY OF BULLION. The buiiion im the Bank of France has decreageo 00,00. varing the week. oe ma PAPACY AND THE PEOPLES, rel Special eepenk from r Vienna. Austrian Proposition to Germany Against the International. fhe i ‘yoject for a Vatican Con- clave in France. ' TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORX HERALD, The following special despatch to the Bra has been received from our Porrespondout in the Austrian capital :— Vienna, Oct, 27, 1871. Tue Austrian government submits {ts QPabios! proposal for the suppression of the fatern«'ional Society to the Ministry of the Emperve William in Berlin, in consideration t ii shall be decided that the Church uve which will be assembled for the onside: viion of the Pontifical testamentary act of J’ope Pius the Ninth shall meet in @rance wut not in Rome. WME PPE AND THE LAY CROWNS, Heraia Special Report trom \ Rome. t Ylis Holiness’ Threat to Leave the Eternal City. indict Aged We Wie Maigtisn Government. TELEGRAM TO THE NeW YORK HERALD. following special despatch to the 1» has been received from our corre- dius! tia the Italian capital :— Hi Romer, Oct. 27, 1871. , Merns ies of the Vatican circles, who appear be wei! informed as to the intentions of the fat continue to report that His Holiness 7 shori'y leave Rome unless Mr. Harcourt bers favorably instructed towards the Whores vy the English government tu its freatinoa! of the Italo-Papal question. foedinal ‘aetewett Seriously mu. Tee } Ris Wowence Cardinal Antonelit, Secretary of Pate to tie Pope, is seriously wdisposed aud the Bravesi «pprehensions are entertained as to his re / The Cardinal Secretary (3 atxty-fve years of age. [6 Was born at Sonnino, on the 2d of April in the year 140. During the past few years he has been Babes in health by intense application to the Hing duttes Of his oMce. His enfeeblea phys- OAL CoNviition Was lately noticed In a special tele- int iron Nome to the HenaLp. Me was educated Fer ‘bucch, He held several positions of State, it under ue late Pope Gregory, XVI. Pope Pius the Nini! clevated him to the dignity of a Cardinal COU O11 LHe 11th Of June tn the year 1847, The Car- ‘dinai is u0\ only Secretary of State, but also Presi ‘ent of tie Counctt of Ministers, Prefect of the Bacre’ Ap stoic Palaces, ana of the Sacred Con- atlou of Loretto, and of the Consulta, He has Yonducicd the most Intricate and serious diplomatic Correspunsioncag «* * ‘ye Pope with the alf- foreus Vourts OF tiv. __ NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, %871.—TRIPLE Suu, IMPORTANT PROM PRANCE, RUSH HAND GERMANY. Herald Special Report from London. A Full Hission hii ‘the Czar to the Kaiser. PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF TO VISIT BERLIN, TELECRAN iO Tie Ad iw Tank eR. The following special des despatch to the HeRaLp has been receival from our correspondent in the English capial. Lonpon, Oct. 27, 1871, His Imperial Majesty the Czar bas decided that the Russian diplomatic legation in Berlin shall be raised to the rank of a full imperial embassy accredited to the Court of the Ger- man Empire, His Excellency Prince Gortchakoff is ex- pected to revisit the Prussian capital to- morrow. ENGLAND. Queen Victoria’s Personal Contri- bution to Chicago. Public Charity Unabated—Minister Schenck In- valided—Murchison’s Funeral—The Dead in the Mine. LONDON, Oct, 27, 1971. Her Majesty Queen Victoria has contributed £500 for the relief of the Chicago sufferers, The Chicago Relief Fund at the Mansiqu House last night amounted to £41,500. The Mayor of Bristol announces tliat he has re- Ceived £1,600 for Chicago. MINISTER SCHENCK. United States Minister Schenck 1s indisposed, and has gone Into the country to recuperate his health, MURCHISON’S FUNERAL. Str Roderick Murchison was buried to-day. The iuneral services were attended by a large number of distinguished personages, including the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and Professor Huxley. THE COLLIERY DISASTER. Thirty of the thirty-three men who were in the mine at Laham, where the explosion occurred yes- terday, are dead. The pit 1s on fire, and another explosion ts feared, There 1s great excitement among the miners and their families. GERMANY, Ths Treaty with France Ratified. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. BERLIN, Oat. 27, 1871. The German Parliament has adopted a resolution approving and ratifying the treaty with France. Montpensier Makes Profession of Fealty. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. - MADRID, Oct, 27, 1871. The Dake of Montpenster, in a letter to the Presi- dent of the Spanish Congress, informs that body that he will take his seat as soon as the condition of his daughter’s health will permit. PORTUGAL. Colonial Embarrassment at Goa. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lispon, Oct, 27, 1871. The Governor of the Portuguese colony of Goa, on the West Coast of India, has sent a telegraphic de- spatch to the government here, stating that a revolt s threatened, and asking for assistance, SWISAERLARD, The Bill for ee Support igs France. TELEGRAM TO THE MEW YORK HERALO. BEENE, Oct, 27, 1871. It is announced that the French government yet owes to the Swiss Confederation two millions and a half of francs, expended by tne latter in the main- tenance of General Bourbaki’s army while interned on the soll of Switzerland, HUNGARY. Public iguaad for Relief for Chicago, TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALO. PestH, Oct. 27, 1871. All the journals of this city to-day publish warm appeals to the people to hold meetings for the pur- pose of adopting measures of reitef to the suffering people of Chicago. THE BONAPARTES. Prince Hastie Farewell to Corsica. TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD. PARIS, Oct. 27, 1871. Prince Napoleon has definitely resigned his seat in the Connet! General of Corsica, and has gone to Italy. THE BALTIC. Toe Formed and ‘Wovigatees Anxious. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, Paris, Oct. 27, 1871, {ce hus formed in the Baitic and there is already danger of an buhadndbos of navigation, OBITUARY, REOBPTION OF THE DUKE ALEXIS. New Yorx, Oct. 26, 1871, To tne EpivoK ov THE HeRALD: = ‘rhe Reception Committee of the Grand Duke are very aoxious to lave everything go off well, and they request the merchants on the line of the pro. cession to hang out their Nags and punting, and to make @ grand display for their (committee's) sake, aud they will get the credit for 1t; and while on this subject, Who Is to pay the bands of music for the different regiments that are intended to parade to please the Reception Committee, that has all to say? Are the poor soidiers to put their hands in thelr pockels to pay for the music, and to lose a half or @ whole day's Work—and you know that in these hard times time ts money to a poor mai carrying @ musket? [am a private a the'Hloventtt regiment, and I object to be obliged to give a cent towards paylug for music for the eee Cry few righ Men seif-appomted be bay rr vane Alexis, Bleventh Regiment N 2. Ente oy THE ENGLISH TURP. Herald Special Report from London. CHALLENGE 10 AN AMERICAN RACER. Proposal for an International Contest Be- (ween ‘Te s of the - ‘2.15, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALO. The following special despatch to the HeRarp has been received from our corre- spondent in the British capital: — Lonvon, Ost. 27, 1871, Tattersall has been commissioned to nego- tiate a racing match between Mr. Blaydon’s English horse Sterling, by Oxford, and the American horse Harry Bassett, to be run over amile and a half course, even weights, for ten thousand pounds sterling aside, Two thousand pounds sterling will be al- lowed the owner of Harry Bassett if he will run the match in England. The horse Sterling has just won the free handicap at Newmarket handsomely, Sterling is a three-year-old bay colt by Ox- ford, dam by Flatcatcher, out of Silence—the Property of Mr. Blaydon. At the Newmarket Houghton meeting, a few days ago, he was entered for the Cambridgeshire stakes for all ages and won the third place, having run a dead heat with Mr. W, Day's Allbrook, a five- year-old, both being beaten by Mr. Keswick’s bay gelding Sabinus, a four-year-old. AUSTRIA. The Ministerial Resignations Ac- cepted by the Crown, The Prospective Premier—His Life and Public Services. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, VIENNA, Oct, 27, 1871. The Emperor has accepted the resignations of the Ministers, and the Cabinét crisis, which was antici- pated in the despatches yesterday, ts complete. count Hohenwart’s successor has not yet been named, but itis probable tnat the Chevalier Baron Schmerling whl be called on to take the head of the new Ministry, Chevalicr Baron Schmerling. Chevalier the Baron Anton Schmeriing (s a states- man of much repute and an Austrian liberal in poli- tics, He was born in Vienna on the 23d of August, 1805. He was educated and studied law in the capl- tal, and became an advocate in the Vourt of Appeal. In the year 1846 he was elected a member of the Council of State. He acquired a vast degree of public notice by his opposition to the ministerial measures OF Metternich in 1848. Susequently he was returned a@ member of the Fr’. .fort Parliament, in which body he advoe-ted ' . theory of the formation of “a federal Ger: “) with a reservation of the suprem- acy of Aust: The Archduke John of Austria offered him the portfolio of Foreign Affairs about this period, but he declined to accept it, During the few next succeeding months he discharged the duties of a couple of ministerial offices, but retired from these different posts, “through,” as it was saia atthe moment, ‘‘the strong influence of Prussia.”” He represented Austria in rrankfort for a short time, In the year 1849 the Baron was appointed Minister of Justice in Vienna. He held this bigh position ull 1851. A political reaction set in, under the control of Schwarzenberg and Bach, and 1n the face of It the expression of Schmeriing’s lib- eral views rendered it impossible for nim to retain his place. He resigned in consequence. The at- tempt to establish a constitutional Parliament, combined with the plan for @ reorganization of the Reichsrath, met with violent opposition in Hun- gary, Bohemia and Austrian Poland. The Crown was troubled by the agitation; so, In the year 1860, Baron Schmerling was called to the head of affairs in Vienna in the hope that the liberalism of his sentiments and his high personal character would tend to reconcile the discordant popular elements. The effort failed. The Baron could not abnegate his leading idea of “Austrian supremacy’ of rule. The Hungarian Diet, which had been convoked by his advice in the early months of 1861, was dissolved in the autumn of the same year, and the taxes of the country ordered to be collected by the military power, The Baron's last retirement from omce took place in the year 1866, A M USEMEN T s. Brooklyn Acndomy—The Kaniley Couvert Troupe. ‘This excellent company of artists made their first appearance in Brooklyn last night before what might be regarded in point of numbers as a very fair audience, and tn enthustasm a most extra- ordinary one. A Brooklyn audience ts usually the coldest and, from appearances, the most indifferent to be met with in the country; but that at the Academy last night fairly bubbled cver In its expression of approval, encoring every- thing in the most demonstrative way, and receiving even the solitary “supe? with something very like an ovation, There is a moral in this for managers. These concerts are eminently suited to the highest test of Brooklyn, which, it need not be said, is slightly Puritanical, There is a wild suggestion of the Sunday school in such pieces as “There is Beauty on the Mountain,” sung last night, which sults (ue tone of “the blessed socicty”’ of the city of Brooklyn. But beyond this there is a charming reminiscence of family gatherings and patior music ln the selections of sougs made which is most at- tractive Wo the vartous circles of young people cni- Uvating music. A better acquaintance with the cha- racter of the entertatument furnisned by, i al troupe is certain to increase its popularity. utey, Miss Edith Wynne, Madame Patey, W. H. Cummings, Mr. Pater aud Mr. Sloper all appeared last night, the academy furnishing @ mach better opportunity for the display of power on the part of the vocalists than Steinway Hall. The company will appear here on Wednesday next, im connection with the New York Harmonic Societ; EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON MONEY MARKRT.—LONDON, Oct Console closed at 92’, for money and 9 for tue account, United States five-twenty vonds, 188ds, 9; 18iba, old, Lig ; 1867e, 9274 ; ten-Lortion, 19, Panie, Oct, 9-2, M.—Rentes closed Oct. | 27—Untted 30 P.M. at B7f. 40c, FRANKFORT BoOURGE.—FRANKYORT, States bvestwenty bonds are quoted wt 9814 a 95M for the tne ' bales, of which 47,000 are TRADE at MANe WPSTRA. LIVERPOOL, ct. 27, The ad- vices trom Manchester are less favorable and causes dul- nese a the sang 1) marke here, Li BRRADOTOR PS Manner, LIV ERPOO! JM—-The market. quit eat at thie fa f v eipta ween 50,10 bi eludiny American. LIVERPOOL PROVIBIONS ft —Livanvoo!, Oct, 17— P.M. ~ ‘pend She, 6d. per ewe best grades of Amer!- cw pit HPO, Feong MARKRET.—-LIVBRPOOL, Oct. 17— P, M.-Peu Tid. a lOMd. per gallon for spirita, and vv vi tout tor Fahne. pele Oct. 99 ONDON PROWWOR MARKET. —LONTS Fee eno OF tye BEpermm oly 28 per tou; whale oll SP irnocrow MAR Loxnon, Oot .—Refined pe- rAMVWERS, U Uct, §7,—Peiroieum, gf, (or One pale Amert- on trol 6, 18d, per i SENTENCE DAY IN JERSE¥ GITY. In the Vourt of Quarter Sessions at Jersey City, yesterday, the following sentences were pro- nounced:—John V. Hatfleid, bigamy, nine years tu State Prison; Edward Straus and Thomas O'Brien, burglary, ten years each in State Prison; Margaret Howe, petty larceny, three months; Johy Meagher, breaking and entering, one month; Martin Twomey, burglary, four years; Thomas Farrelly, wife-beating, three months; Edward Dalton, larceny, two years; Charies Nugent, larceny, two years; George Low- inger, larceny, three years; Solomon Henry Nugent, _ forgery, three years; Martin Darcey, assault, one year. Several prisoners were sentenced for minor offences. SHIPPING NEWS. gineean Tor New, “Vork-~ ‘his Day. Sun rises. + 6 26 | Moon rises,..eve 5 30 Sun sets, . ++ 502 | High water.morn 8 06 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK POR THE re BOSOM AND NOVEMBER, 15 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green + (7 Rowling Green . |58 Broadway. ‘7 Bowling Green 19 Broadway, ae a, Oct of L Loon. nglia, 1Ginngo Liverpool i veeINoy 1. PORT OF at oes Stree 27, 1871. CLEARED, ote, Mi Minnehaha (Br), MeGrath, Londonderry, I-G &J Bhi alice M Minott, Lowell, Havre—J W Kiwell & Co, Ursus ‘Minor’ (Nor), Nielsen, Queenstown or Fal- mouth—Wendt, Tetens & Bockman wink ito Isolena' (Br), Hughes, Cork or Falmouth—H J De ‘olf Bark Auretiaha (Sp) Basterra, Autwerp—Funch, Edye & Bark Flora (8p), , Barcelona—-Ferrer & Bark MB all (old (Bri, Mussen, St Jokow, NICO B Swain rk Ocean Home, Kruger, Savannah—Beotiey, Miller & Bang Maas (NG), Zeplein, Cork for orders—Funcb, Ed ig BF Nash, Hons, Dunkirk—John Zittlosen, Bag eA Cukor Ciiford, Rto Janeiro—J KE Ward & Co, Br nwall--Brett, Bon & Co. Muncey, Brig Mercodes (rn Hill, Bar Brig Rooky Glen, Rouse, Behr Carrie 8 ados—Jones & Lo Belfast—Sami Godwin Mion, Webb, Day, Charleston—Bentley, Miller & “Bohr Mary Louise, Simrson, Portland— Parone 8 b Soule, Schr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston--8 W Lew Schr" Casper Lawson, Mitchell, New Haven— Hackett & ‘Bone Llzzio Tolles, Day, New Haven—Rackett & Bro, chr O Acken, Mead, Stamtora. Sloop Ed, Jarvis, Buldgeport--A © Sumner, Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelpnia. Steamer Tacony, Nicnois, Philadelphia. Steamer EN Fairenlla, Trout, Phiadelphia, Steamer M Massey, Suiith, Phlladelphta, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship China’ (Br), Macaulay, Liverpool Oct 1 urenstown ith, with’ mdse aud 134 pastengers, to Tanckiyn. Had hard weaterly gales with high head sea; was detained « hours bya dense fog mason, Liverpool. Oct. My and dy th, with thdso and, 827, pastonyers, to Hurst, Experienced strong westerly winds the entire preehdt detained outside Sandy Hook by a dense fog for thitt ‘Oct 23, lut 42 59, lon 59 10, passed bound Bj same day, lat 4208. lon 6 steamer, bound 1; S4th, lat 49, bound E, poteamebiy Paraguay (Br, Williams, London Sept 28, via Havre Oct 2, with mdse and passengers, to Howland & As- Had heavy gales from NW and SW during the ° t Laurent (Fr), Lemarie, Havre via {and 280 Passengers, to Geo Mackenz\ gales with heavy head seas all the pas Steamahip Hansa (NG), Brickenstein, Bremen Oct Ite via, Southampton 14th re und 879 paasengers, to Oeltiohs 20a, Had strong. weeterty alee high sea almost the Whole pansage. Get 44, lat 44 Ton 85.50, ‘passed bark At Flatol, ky’ for New’ York; 20tb/ tat 44 80, 1on 65, a Cunard steamer, bound &. Steamnanip Victor, Gates, New Orleans Oct 19, and the bar 20th, with mdse and passengers, to C H Mallory & Co. Oct 2). 30 miles S of Latteras, Lee sohr M E Woodhull, hence ‘or 1) on Bearnorn, & Co. 38th passed ateamahip Cleo 9:80 AM, Cape Hatteras ‘Adgery od, Cl irri to 1 ® Morgan & Co. TAM, han light, passed ge sehr Robt Caliwel M, south of Cape Henry, passed Scht Florence Rodgere, bomad to New Yorke Steamebip Kenetactor, Joues, Wilmington, NC, with mdse to the Lorillard Steatashlp Uo. n 8 Terry, Salyear, Newnern, 44 hours, fo Murray, Ferris & Uo, rence, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Ol Dominion Steamahin Co. Steamship Teac Belt, Blakeman, Richmona, City Pomtand Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the ‘Olt Dominion Steamsbip Steamship George B Upton, Rober City Point and caer muh wadeo ead pai ing ton & ‘12 miles NEF , Richmond, agers to Was Stes yp Albemarie, Smitn, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old Domino Steamauip Co, Ship Knight Companion (Br, Leoraw, Caloutte June 7 and to muster. Passed Cay the Equator September Ine weather up to rinds and fog. 50 days with heavy weather. 40 days, with railway Came the north: erly gaiee; been 20 Gaya Yr Jorgensen, Gloucester, Ey 7) days, with old rails to order—vessel to Fanch, E a southern puatage Ent had. tapderats westners Océ 6 lat ae Be lon Bos apoke brig Charlotte, from London for’ Phila: deiphia, Bark Rosa B (Tta!), Barlazetah, Cork, 37 days, in ballast, to order. Took the northern coats: and had variable weather; heen 17 dava west o Bark Stella, Guzola (Ital), "Cork, 94 days, in bal- last, to order, Hud moderate weather; Oct 2%, lat 3438, !on ke brig Lasthead (Port), from Lisbon for New York, Land’ Honds dit, with rndee, Good Hope August 81 Gage (Kory Olsen, New par to order—vessel to Fi in baila and Bark § Elwell & ecly winds Bark Bessie Parker (Br), Cox, Havre 25 days, IW Elwell & Co, Came the middie passage and had heavy ‘weaterly gales; been 17 days weat ot the Bank Bark Masonte (of Stockton), Morse, Bordes with mdse, Took the northern p wenterly galen, been 19 days weat of the Bi Bark Rrothers (of Harwich), Long, Malagar 39 days, with frait, to Hi & Co--veasel’ to master, Passed GLbraitar Septl2; bad heavy westerly cales, and spit sails, Sept 25, lat_o8, ‘iow 7, spoke bark Rose in June, RI iro, for ia Bare CS Rogers (of Bath), Diekinson, Arecibo, PR, 12 with sugur.to Kirklaad & Vin Sachs—veasel to JW Kiwell & Co, “lad strong easterly winds ; been 6 days norib of Matera. Bark Antolove, Davia, St Croix, 10 days, with sugar, molne- ges und rum, to Roche Bros, & Co. Been 8 days north of Hesterun: wht variable wines and scuslty wenibet Bark Iiaho, Richardson, Cienfuegos. U8 days, with sugar, Lightbourne. Had. moderate weather up to NEE winds. Oct 2 Henry i, K. aged 23 years, diod of ied at aca. , Brunswick, (a, 15 days, with & Towne, Had ioderate weather; north of Hatteras. rig (Br), Snow, Malaga Sept 13 and Gibraltar Jétn, with fruit to Lawrence, Giles & Co; vessel to James Uenty. Took the middle passage, and hail strony westerly da aplv guile and pit the head of the toremast, Sailedt Sept 13, brig Trial, or Boaton. rig Anne Br, Fiery, Laracka, Morovca, 40 days, with mdse, to AP Francin, ‘Had fine weuther, Brg | M Wiewell (if Bowon Glover, Montevideo 5 days, with hides to order—eeasel ty Miller & Crossed E ‘weniber; been fu ton 37 W ; had varies Br), fri rubber, a to ‘uJ moet Pare eo va weather a Hat “at Crota, 15 days, with ran Won (Dan sy Robneos, sugary 40-19 P Hanford & Con tad variable;weather; Leen Siiays north of Hatteras; Oct 2, lat 3215, lon 74 9, wpoke bark Maladio from Rio Janeiro tor Batimore, 31 eye orth ‘Brig Roseway (Br), MeFa Milk River, In, 26 days, with ewaod, to S Da Cordo Pha ps & Co): Ting, Had heavy easterly widde of Hate terns. Brig Two Brothers (Br), Pike, Labri fish (OR P Currie, Had heavy w Buntee, (Br), Donovan, Amboy for Yarmouth, NS -to (of Machiae), Munson, Machias, 8, ‘a bot & Co—vessel Wane Paitin Go. (of Franekfort), Whittemore, Para, to C Ludmav, vessel to BJ ad easterly wiuds with much raii- Left sor ‘ ker, discharging. Senrsamuer Kk Favens (of Newburyport), Crock iow, Ja, 18.dare mith fru, to Rachbura Bros & Co--reseel bers.” Had hi ther from the NE upto died from inflammation of jor, 20 days, with winds during the I days, with ‘mith, Jacksonville for New en, & nw pine tothe New Haven Sawmill Sauel to Bentler, Miller & Co. Has been (our days north of Hatteras with easterly winds. Sebr Tita Richantsan, Bedell, Chazleston, SC, 10 daya, with Tallow pine to Evany, Ball & Co. Been 6 days north of Hat- lark, Wilmington, NC, Sdaya, with naval r Merritt--vessel to master, Sehr Bens Davis, Wiliwington, NC, 6 days, with naval stores to BS Powell & Sehr EG ireland Treiand, Wilmington, NC, naval stores to mi Sehr Eming P Finney, MoQuiliin, Wilmington for port 20 days, with Inmber, tom -alind a head winds and calms; been 10 days north of Join L Brown, cook, of Newburyport, aged 84 vearh died of eart disease, and was buried at Sebr John d Ward, doman, Alexandri Sebr Isle of Pines. Seull, Virginia. Schr Miranda, Hinedy.” Georges Schr Daniel Hormes! Latone met Sehr Five sisters, Cooper, Mi to Simpson & Clapp. Pussed Through Hell Gato, BOUND souTH. Sohr B ¥ Chandier (Br), Mills, We otworthy 1 New York, with pinster to DR DeWoll_& ¢ Sehr Alive Cakes, Dillon, Rockland for "New York, with re at ac days,with NC, with Inmber NB, 10 days, for Rissenll, Portiand for New York, with etgoe to. order Sebr Gen Patridge, Burke, Rockland for New York, lime to Browne & ith Bear Re! Jacket,” ‘Averill, Rockland for New York, with lime to Browne & Go, Senr Amelia; Delmar, Rockland for New York, with lime te Browne & Co, wie Ly y Eldridge, Rockiand for New York, with lime rowne Sehr Jas Laurehce, Lawreage, Gardiner (or Jersey Cnty, wit (ummber by order, yor V Barkalew, Holmes, Connecticut Rivor for New Sehr Yosemite, Mott, Roslyn for N. ‘on Selir Knterpeine, Molt, Roxtya for New York. ir Margaret Kennedy, Ford, Medford fork. Senr Geu he Frame, Dery tor iors toe ow Sehr Joseph Schr MJ Sour Win Wout ‘arpenter, che Thos Hlolstrom. Appleton, New London Y ‘ Sche Vandalia, Watts, Hrideport for New Yorks Ker Wot Sehr Revenue, oes bridgorrt ion Ree Foe chr Asher farpenter, Glen Cove tor New Yo Belit Geo Whistler, Sis Croaby, Boston for Aimage Scur Texas, Campbell, Norwich for Nowbure, Schr Whinpers Barrow, Bristol. tor Now Pak, Schr Kate Kallaghan, Avery, New London for Rondoute Sclir F Merwin, Pierce, Stonington for Alexanti ia. Sehr A T Stewart, Tuttle, New Haven for New York, Sebr Little Charley, Bowers, Groenport for New York. Sehr Lotta, Taylor, Boston for Philadelphia. Stoamer Galatea, ‘Nye, Providence tor New York, with ‘Mase and passengers. Steamer’ United states, Davis, Fall River for New York, + with mdge and passengers, BOUND AST, Brig Boble, Strout New York for Ho udester. jens for Bangor. for Deroy. chr John Loi nn | New yore for Taunton. Schr Sarah Buckley, Buckley, Llizabethpors for Westport. Schr T 8 Adams, Robbina, Philadeipaia for Boston, Sebr White Wing, Hall, Boncoet for Stonington. Selr Goodapeed, Sim iladelphia for Bares pnnett Schr Marta Barber, Barber, Amboy for Stoniny nite State, Rurgess, Hoboken for Bi ue, ——, Brooklyn for Greenwich. Schr Philip Peck, Avery, Elizabethport for New Loadon, cone ye A ialeg? Bishoy p ieeneanars sor Providence, Sehr chr James nor! Kelly, Eliza a mon ‘ork for Piymonth, wards, Buwarde Paladetp for New Haven, Schr Ayueos Ghesler, Paitudeipnia: ee: New beiaren, Bohr Mary Ei Rankin, Fulle Philadelphia tor Boston. Schr Chaicelior, Cah ally New York tor New Haven, Bone WG Cargill, Hall, Port Johnaon (or Providence, Sehr Wi mith, Hiland, Amboy for Providen zabeth, Gordon, Kilzapethy ort for ail River. Sche Ringleader’ Sndw, New Work tor Bangor Ser JS Wolsey, Larder, Fort Johnson for New Haren, Schr Neptune, Wilson, Elizabethport tor New Haven. Sebr Guat, Jolinson, Philadelphia for Weaterly. » Schr & RR No 57, Sabenkl, Philadelphia for New Haven, Schr Mary & Kats, Philips, Etlzabethport. for Providence, Schr R 8 Daley, Lampher, New York for Norwich, bobr Kato Grau, Grant, "New York for Bangor. Schr Thoman Jefferson, Blocksom, Rondout for Stamford. Sohr GW Purnell, Provost, New ‘or Stamford. Sehr Lampni era New York (or New London. Scur Marshal O Wells, Robbing, ‘Newi¥ork for Providence, Sonr Saml Nash, Harris, Kllzanethport for Boston. Ser Mary Rambo, Aikén, Fort Jobneon for Providence, Bobr Native, Mead, Elizabethport tor Provi Sehr Hndaci, Chaie, New York tor Fall Wi rer Robr WL. Feck, Bunce, New York for for! Behe Phi short Steph, New York for Fail River, Scho Ontario; Barber; Kouba for,Proviaenos, Schr Iaabella Thompson, Prescott, Philadelphia for Green cl Schr Senator Grimes, Holbrook, Elizabethport for Salem. Sehr Ruth 8 Hodgdon, Pendieton, New York for Glau er. Schr Sarah, Whitney, Elizabethport for Bangor, Schr J R Mitchell, Morrell, Albany for Stumford. Schr Kate McLean, Allen, New York for Hartford. Schr D E Baker, Jarvis, New York for Oyster Bay. Senr eet Waneer, gate Johnson tor ‘Oyster ‘Bay, ‘Schr Almira, Hagerman, New York for O mer Sebr Fatr Wind, Bowman, New York for redford. F Chas L Hulse, Jones, Elizabethport for Providence. Sobr Challen m Terr, Port Johnson for Westport, Sobr ME Roe, —— for Fairhaven. Sehr Mary & Curry, Moser, New York ‘or New London, Sehr D A Brooks, York, New. York for New London, Schr Jas Potter, Fong Now York for Noank. Schr G Murray, McDuff, Philadelphia tor New Haven, Schr James Moon, Crosbie, New York for Noank, Sehr Jobn Burling, Beasley, Newburg for Providence. boy Geo A Twibell, Bowman, New Brunswick for Bridge- Porshe Minato Still, James, —— for Providence. nt Ye Shhe Julia A Tate, Tate, Ni rk for Bridgeport, erstraw for Providence, York tor Providence, New York for Stamfo Bebr Franklin B water, Port Jobnson for Now Hi Sehr Sam Weller, Roberts, New York for Hartiord, Schr Hyannis, Nash, New York for Boston. Sehr Ontario, Smith, New York for Bridgeport. Schr Hen , Sackett, Klizabathvort for Boston. Schr FM Baylis, arnold, Ellzabethport for Providence, Sehr James, Dogherty, Eilaabethport for New Haven, Schr Raynor, Stewart, Elizabethport tor New Hav Schr MT Babker, Avery, Georgetown, DU, for New ilavon Schr J Willtams, Williams, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr LL Youn, Fiuason, Philadel hy . Roe, Steamer Meta, Davi Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Vrovidence, Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence. Steamer FI Cid, Smith, New York for Norwich. Steamer Albatross, Davie, New Yark for Bostoa. SAILED. Stearuship Alps, Giaagow. Mariue Disasters. Buta Wa Hh Halt, Peitia of and from Parrsboro, NS, for New York, put into Lubec, Me, 20th inst, with crew win lone cf maintopmast, foretopmast and Silomulaet mast during the gale of tho 19th. ScHR ASTRA, of and from St John, NB, for New York, went ashore on'Block [aland, on the’ moraing of the 26th inst, tn'a thick fog. She will robably come off after dis- chatging ber cargo i¢ the weather holds good, She had pre. viously lost her feck load of ti Sonn Forest, Mercer, from Boman, o and for Sallive: Mo, lont satis and spranga leak in = heary blow auth tn Tolied over. fhe crew. took to the bos and arte? being ta (a0 hours Were picked ‘up Uy scar Oclane iad landed at Portland. Sone Bera (not Bella mto Lewes, Del, 26th in split. xOOMB EH Sriuraow (Br) Price, from St John, NB, for rk, pnt into Portland, Me, ‘P inst, leaking 700 bocce per hour, Reports dish of White Head, during a gale, blew away jib, ana while tbe'crew were engaged in eav- ing the aails, the Yeavel toll off and atruck ledge. Sehr B Waterman, Hinckley, from Gloucester for Net York, which salled from Newport morning of the 25th in returned same day, the captain having had his jaw brok: and bis heal otherwise badly injured’ when off Brenton's Reef by the jibing of the main boom. LONDON, Oct 27—A desputch from Hoag Kong reports the Joan of the Roline Muria off Macao, Seven of the crew wero drowned. Newny, Oct 10--A ship, of about 1,500 tons, painted black, with ron stern, and supposed to be cotton laden, waa passed abandoned, waterlogged, with rudder gone ‘and deck stove upwards, on Sept 37, in lat 49N, lon 35 W, by tho Charles Hickman, arrived here from New York. Warerrorn, Oct 13-—-The bark Minerva, Edwards, of and for Liverpoo!, from Wilmington, NC, 43 ‘days, nas’ put in here with loas of canvas and five of the crew aick with ague. from Jacksonville for Boston, put with main boom broken and sails Mi8SiNG VugSRt..Considerable anxiety prevails for the safety of achr Fitz E Riggs, St, of Gloucester, Laban Hyland, which has now been absent on Goorges about four weeks, and has not been seen since the which was vory severe on the Banks. but the prospect of he by Messrs Madd 83.800, gale of the 12th inst, ibe may yet arr foty I exceedingly wim. Thi Co. She-was built at Koxex 1857, valn red for $",235 in the Glou- coater Mutual Fishing nce Ofllee. Including the above there have been ten vessel and eizhty. lives lost on Georges the prese Five eugaged ih other branches of the Sabert loet, 1g & total of fifteen vessels os sacriiced thus farthe Dreseut season. A sud reoord, Miealye —Oape Ann Ad- tico to Muriners. Tanery fovse, Lo} Oot 11, 1871. YABT COAST —WRECK NEAR THE DOWSING abip Levant, or spring tiles, with the outer Dot N by E 44 E, distant 13g 1nile. ‘The fore royal yard and mast bead show at low water By order, ROBIN ALUN, Secretary. i Triscey Housn, Loxnon, Oct 18, 1871, GOODWIN SANDS, Notice in her ven that the NW Goodwin Buoy bas heen moved 4 cables WS) 1 fathoma atlow water marks aod compass bearin; Bast yrmer position, and now les in ring tides, with the following St George's NNW. Goodwin Light Vessel, Eb: rm N, distant 42. 0 Jothe mites. dala vat 2 9-Loths on! itant 2 6-10ths miles. A, distant 3 1-10th mii W3¢ W, distant 17-10tbs mile, Goodwin Knoll Buoy, Gull Buoy, NE by N. Nort Bar Buoy, N bs Middle Brake Buoy, NW by Gull Light Vessel, WW, distaot 1} 4-10tha mile. NW Bunt Bu swey Yatant 24-10tha miles. By order, ROBIN ALLEM, Sogrotury, Ship Leo) lat 4405 N, (reported American), from New York, Sept 20, 18 i We Forelan Ports. ANTWERP, Oct Li—Arrived, Mary Rideout, Tort Tooker, New J 11th, Samuel Larrabee, Thompson, Savannah (and passed Deal 14th); 120, Mandarin, Axkerman, an Fran- tise 34 Passed by, Penan Sacrament: li) Oc Ea White, from Iloilo . Manila tor New York. |. I Leoure, Ciconardi, BREMERHAVEN, Oct 9~Arrived, ©: ‘ba, Ruyter, and Trini. dad, Meyer, Lig en an Princess Lowsee, Alexander, and senety Meyer, New Yor! Safled 10th, Charlotte, Gatjen, New York. BFLPAST, Oot 12—Arnved, Tinto, McKwan, Phiiadeiphia, BORDEAUX, Oct 6. ‘Arrived, ty Cas! Averill, New York; 8th, Lizzie Otllaspie, Wilson, b, Couraer, Marden, do; Euma C Litchiield, procter, Satled Lith, Alphonse et Marie, Privat, New Orleans, CaRviry, Oct 12—Arrived, Cordiliers, Noel, Harre. Safled Lath, Wellington, Harris, ny york. Cleared 11th, Franceaci, New York 1. White, for Galveston; Entered out itn, Sarah Acelia Thurlow, White, Porto aan OUTTA, Sept tl gated. Hritta Navy, Porter, New — Arrived, Mary oar by rato London fs called i tor uiioinet Lawson, London (a1 efttor New Yorn ith demas Mule Magers) London te Philadeipbia (and lasnetene DUNGES RSs, Uct 12—UM, Hawthorn, Williams, from Ant- werp [er New Orieans; Oatherine, Zia, and Bilea Goodspeed, ee GLASGOW, Oct 12—Sailed, Alaska, Mackay, New York; " Fo pes 3 NOhnENe bet es Nettle Merriman, Hull, New waTER, (ict L--Arrived, Zedora, Evans, w York, "tponarerans cl batke Cerrerre (Ital), Defrane cost (from New ‘Bd, Palestine (Br, ‘allor (from New York), ¢ d Ancona; 4th, brig Giovannino ( tare (oe torkh ‘Gen bar Horace Roudder’ Gould New Yor cae nai T \crived, Win McKeane, New York. Havin, Oot 1 “Afciverl, Soreiuereasy’ baresa, Yor! Providence, Conifiest, Philadelphia, Fac tim Oct 10 Arrived, Eugenie, Voss, New York; ibert, hii vite frm Giduaven 1508, Chas A Farwell, Moulton, New New “Haven, Oct rived, yao Moller, New York, Sailed t ork, te ceo Raymond, ‘New York. “ ow, vd 5 ah Oct Arrived, Island’ Lass, Morchead, Mo- bile shih, Resolute, Brooke | Neal One Poli Wright, t ¥ o bah No ‘aie M shall, Gardner, New Ps 3 18th, well, Boston; Monteagle, Dyer, Philadelphia; Paakin’Dakioy New Orienne; 180, ‘iclalie’ Baker, a Ual: Nak A pct = 9 Ray Savannab; 23th, Jone 01 Bake Spear, Le. Orte: lioire, Rood, and, Gatestde, pson, New York. ide Baker, Heer Galveston; York: Gir of Brooklya, (@), abpasiona A ont i Agaide 7 ae MEME, Brooks, 40; Queen of Olyiy, Mea” 73008: 18m, fate, nee arleeton Th Heowen. Hectues et dence; A Fuller, Kite, San Francisca, Lon'non, Ock 2—Arrived, steanuhig Wolves, Griage, New Yor! . pLlenged tah, Hampton Court, Volk, Boson) sald, Moe. entered oni 13th 13th, Orestes, Cheriea, for Philadetpth’) Wt Buratrom, do, Marta, Sallod 1Mth, Velo, Laiazo, New You # Lrauonn, Oct 6-2Arrived, Sond, Wilson, Philadolphva MippLessoRouad, Vet, L—Salled, Jolin Gediie, Galveston, A, Oct 9-—Arrived, briga Callao, Buckman, Lisbon; . Kevatine, Baxter, Dent. eat 1 9th, ‘barks Young ‘Turk, Nickeraon, Boston vi~ eria: Rounding Billow, Filno, do do, Wth, brig Beaver Hoffman, Boston. NIVAP Alig 31-Artived, ship Banker Hill, Davia, Bow: ton--wonld g 10 Cebu to loud, and would leave for Boe yang ioe t-Ent out, America, Koper, for Wi oes Fruen, Antonio Camogli, ilo ae t 6 wArrived, Abbie © Titcomb, Hall, Phila ODESBAy Bape York: 29, Here ones Leviathan, Torjessen, New" Fourtann, ‘Oct 12-1" York for pig ect Pia ta, Bertha, Schuartz, from Maw FeO 4 Q0k H-Arrived, Baimacarra, Ball Rivers Ti Naan, Ba Yor Godfrey, New Orient feet He kent] 1 Ht Aleppo (#), Moreland Roourvont, leat ROrrRRDAM, Oct 9 pEQUTHAMPTON, New Or- Formosa, Dussar, learad, Jupiter, Lietke, New York. proce, nays BUNDFRLAND, Oct ate New York. SUINEMUNDE, Oct P GArtired, fede, Kiel, Baltimore; H h Clare, Bugdahl, New York Klatt, Philatietphia, St NAzat Oct 10--Salled Avenir, Fiochey tan Francisca, SUNGAPOR®, Atty 37_Arrived, W A’ Fi Mar’ Soot 'd, Clarae Nickeler Ca Nlanoin tong i ich long Kong. bated, Sept 2, Anhuse, Spaldin, Surtnam, Oct l—Arrived, Lag 3 ton (to sail 36th on ber retarn); 3d, Yor! Se Jon, NB, Get 26-—Arrived, sche CP Gerrith, Arm’ strong, Pi Philadelphia, Hon, n1¢ red 24th, schrs Rosina, Cnmminrs, New York ; Prsicie Burd (Br), Moliean, do: 354m. brig Florence (Br), Oh eit Coleone faa “Massone, New York. NICE, Oct 5—Ati . WATERFORD, Oct 12--Of, Hartstene, Dunbam, from ble erpool (or New York, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 23- Salled, sohr Maria Pierson, Joregy’ NCHARLESTON, Oct M4—Clearea, schr Myrover, Browm few York. ‘M7th—Arrived, steamship Champion, from New York ; sober Marion, do. . Nr -Steamsbip Champion, New York; sohr Myrover, enEswoRTH, Oct 23--Sailed, schre Eveline, and Boas, New Yo GALVESTON, Oct 21—Arrived, steamship Equator, Bart~ ag ee Geo W Chase, Bacon, New York. Cleared Brig ae teamahip City’ of Galveston, Eldridge, Net Yor! GLoueRerRy, Oct 36—Arrived, schr § J Lindsay, Crocke New York for Bath, ShEW O haga oe 22—Arrived, ships Reoord, Groves, WPENBAGOLA, Oct "18 "Arrived, brig Charlotte, West, New VOHILA DELPHIA, Oot 36—Arrived, bare i bg el, Rovems Portland; schrs WF Cushing, Jackaw 7, aut Har jarbor; ith, Sallie Godfre: cslene wae ate aan gengors LA Bennet, Laweon, Norwsies AG ork: Sarah Mills, Baker, all River. i rson, from Portan ge io jeCreary, Charleston ; » Smith, Cork for orders; Ka- (Br), ‘arara’and St Lucia; echrs Helen Mar, Nickerson, tons Palmer, Rireb, Providence: MH Road, Beuson, New Bedford; R Miller, ‘Steelman, Roxbury, Freeman, Paine, Provincetown; JL Worthington, agent Newport Favorite, Shaw, and American Eagle, Shaw. Pawiucket ICHMOND,' Oct 26--Arrived, brig Stella Lodge, Alles, J, ships Khandeish (Be), ort Townsend. rt Discovery; Derby, RAN PRANCISCO, Oct I Sinnett, Hong Kongs King Phil Sailed-—SI Ships Wi . WI Got, M . VANNAH, Oct 24—Arrived, chr Constitution, Smitie ow York. NILMINGTON, NC, Oot 25—Arrived, ache Rover (Br). Barnett, Bermuda, VIEWS OF THE PASI. dorented nt Fornicres tn attony 1870—The Germans defeated al ing to ok oe communication between Asnte! and Ro 1776—Battle ‘or ‘White Plains; American forces de- feated. —An earthquake destroyed the cities of Lima rea. Callao, Peru, ana the lives of 18,000 people, Died. —The members of the State Rights Loage, nova o of 0. F., are requested to attend a special meeting, on Saturday, October 28, at haif- Pe rane dec aks rate” eoaeae eameea: neral of our -adlge be JOHN F. HOFFMANN, N. G. ‘Woop.—On Friday, October 27, Joun W. Woop, aged 56 years and 7 months. ‘he relatives and frlenas of the family, also (ane members of Yew Tree and Istand City Lodges, and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend ha funeral, at the residence of his danghter, 667 Water street, near Jackson, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clocl [For other Deaths see Eighth Page.) 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