The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1871, Page 10

10 THE TWEED TROUBLES What Does the Arrest of Bill Tweed Mean? A Curious Theory of the Re- sult Aimed At. The Republicans Grabbing at the Railroad Control. THE LULL AFTER THE STORM. YESTERDAY. THE “Boss” His Bondsmen—Who They Are, What They Are, and What They Have Been, “What is all this going to amount to—this arrest of Tweed?” i “Well, I don’t know. ing dodge."”” “On, no; that won’t do, Those documents are too heavy.” «Well, why don’t they arrest Ingersoll and the others? ‘ihe papers in the suit and the order of ar- Test are against Ingersoll, Garvey and Wood- ward as well as Tweed, and you can bet if @ny of them were running for State Senator they would have been arrested just as the “Boss” ‘Was, Why, that arrest could just as weil be made the day after election as yesterday. It was done for ‘effect, ana nothing else.” “{ think you're wrong, I don’t think Charles Conor would go into anything of the sort for effect.” “No, I don’t suppose he would, Knowingly; but I ‘think he 1s being made use of by some sharp specu- | lator, who knows how honest and earnest he is, and he has a sort of superficial case given him, and he oes Lo work to do good, There's something behind ‘this that everybody don’t see.” “There must be. But what can it pe? I can’t believe that O’Conor 1s going to drivel now.” “Oh, no, There is not much fear of that. He un- Gerstands the business better tnan 1 do, and I know if he thought anybody was trying to make use of him to gain any private advancement on the strength of public excitement he would drop the whoie matter like a hot potato, “What do you suppose the odject can be?” “Weil, I nink it 1s a desperate attempt to GET HOLD OF THE LEGISLATUR: ‘by that means get control over the Central and Erie roads, and finally get such a power over the rail- Toads of the country as would make old Tom Scott, of Pennsylvania, paralyzed. Tom, you know, 18 a candidate for President. The republicans must have Grant again or they are dead, gone forever. They are determined to get it by any means in their power.”” “1 must confess I can’t see through it.”” “Oh, itsadeep game. Look here. Tom Murphy ‘Ws running O'Donovan Rossa for Senator against Tweed. Now, no sane man thinks that-Rossa or any other man like him can beat Tweed. Murphy is to pay O'Donovan Rosea’s expenses, and if the Legislature is republican then they will go im, con- test Tweed’s seat, find out some repeating or false counting and have him thrown out on the ground of fraud and O'Donovan Rossa Geclared a member. Then the Erie Directory bili Would be repealed. Tweed, you know, is one of the Preferred directors, There would be a grand Splurge. By degrees the Erie people would be Squeezed down so that the Hudson River und Cen- tral folks would come into power, Fisk, Tweed, Sweeny and tne crowd would be swamped, and, I tell you, it would take many months before the Grant crowd, through Conkling and murphy, would be making everything work to suit themselves and It looks like an electioneer- aetié him that they were unshaxen in their hellet that he could prove bimself innocent of the charges that had been him. After these callers bad i one by one, a HERALD reporter dropped in to see if the head of the department looked anyway disturbed alter his experiences of the day before. He was seated at his desk busily engaged in writing as the reporter entered, and he Jaid down his pen the moment he saw who his Visitor was, As the latter shook hands with him he was enabled closely to study the ‘Boss’ ” looks. He appeared to be as jovial in mood as he ever was 1p his itte. His countenance bore no trace what- ever which would have ied one to suppose that he had so lately undergone an ordeal that would have Made most men, guilty or innocent, to have pi ai A VERY SLEEPLESS NIGH? i cheerfulness and moved about with a more elastic step than he had for weeks past. The reporter took @ seat, and, while Mr. Tweed went about fixing a book here and stowing away a document there, re- marked :— “I came here to see you looking very downcast, Mr. Tweed, Krom all I could Jearn outside you were, to use @ Vulgar phrase, very down in the outh.’? mone “Boss” turned round abruptly, and, as he pressed his hand down upon the wafer of an eu- velope to a letter, with @ whack that made the table near where he was shake and ghiver, he burst oui langhing, and exciaimed:— “You don’t say 80, Well now it is strange how people who don't Know me and probably never saw me know all about me better than I do myself, I dare say you can go along Broadway now and find eul Many very Wise individuals Who will tell you to-day string up and down my office tearing my hair out by the handstul and cursing the day | was born. Why, I met # friend of mine to-day who met a republican friend of his who was almost ready to swear | had lost TWENTY POUNDS OF FLESH since Monday. Now [look very much like a man Who Jelt troubled, don't 1?” and the ‘Boss’? sat down in his chair, a broad grin spreading all over hus face. nen you feel w-day, Mr. Tweed, just as easy about the hubbub that Is going on as you did yester- day “I feel perfectly free from any feeling of anxiety,” and the ‘oss’? again laid down his pen, and lean- Ing forward and laying emphasis on every word as he spoke by bringing down his rigant hand upon the open palin of his left, went on— “Candialy [do not want you to think that the arrest has given me no trotible. It as in this re- et—I have had to bother about getting counsel, occupy @ great deal of time In consuitauous, &e. The mere ideaof being placed under arrest, no matter for bow short a time, is nota pleasant one, and most inen naturally feel keenly the humiliation ofthe thing, no matter if they areas pure as the angels. Tam human, and I as.ure you it is not no’ pleasant to be sought after by an eficer of the jaw, with every scotfer at hand to fling the numila- lion In the face of your family. But aside trom this aspect of the thing I have felt no uneasiness from the start about this POLITICAL WARFARE upon me and feel none now. I nave no reason to 4, and when I get into the Courts, where they say they want to ge! me, | w'll be apie io prove my iunocence so clearly taat he who rons may read.” hen you feel confident that when your case comes on at Albany you Will be able to disprove anv and every charge that has been lmade against you??? “Jean, It would be very foolish on my part now to let everybody know just how my counsel will prove my inocence, what lacts we have in our pos- Session and how the wrong that uas been done me be set right as {ar as the law can doit. I bide Ty time quietly, and when the trial 1s ended my friends, I know, will not have reason to regret that they ever put confidence im me as a public oficial.” It was now growing late, and Mr, Tweed rose to go so as to be in tine for the train, and the reporter, thauking him for bis courtesy, went his ways medi- tatingly. THE MEN OF BAL. Who They Are and What They Are and Were. When the phjiosopher who is now the recognized champion of protection and the highest authority in the country on subsoiling rushed down to Richmond to basl out the chief of tne defunct confederacy he caused a large number of reckless philanthropists to hope for similar distinction. For these men right- fully considered that there is often more honor, in @ worldly point of view, in shielding a dis- Unguished criminal than in private devotion to an obscure saint. And so it was that on Friday, when the fate of Big Six was trem. bling in the balance, and the best informed rounder in City Hall square knew not whether the Boss would be “pulled” like a thief who had purloined a five cent piece, or have to listen t@ a polite intimation from the Sheriff that he was wanted by the State. A host of millionaires, SEMI-DEMI MILLIONAIRES heavy men rushed forward to bail great manipulator out of the clutches the law. Some of them, no douot, were actuated by the highest and nobiles; motives; but it is not unreasonable to suppose that the majority of the generous five were mspired to go bail for the sorely pressed and the of the officers of CONTROL THE RAILROADS of the whole country." The above conversation took place between two young men—one a we!l known momber of the bar and the other a publisher. The theory is given by the | Jegal gentleman and may be regarded a8 somewhat slartliug. The conversation took place in a Broad- Way stage. The patties iad Leen reading the full reports in yesterday’s HecaLp, and were naturally tuterestea in the subject which was uppermost in men’s minds. Everywhere the matver was spoken of, but the comments and reports in the newspa- pers formed the main texts lor their discourses. AT THE PUBLIC OFFICES in the new Court liouse and City Hall there was not the slightest evidence of the fact that any extraor- dinary circumstance had tkea piace within a few hours. At the Sberifl’s office there was nothing but the ordinary humdrum waiting for business by the deputies, while the watchinen waited aux ously in the small ante-room. No additional requests or orders to make any arrests of the co-defendants with Tweed in the suit brought by Charies O’Conor for Champlain. AT THR COMPTROLLER’S OFFICE the ordinary routine was being carried ont, but there was no excitement. Ail was yulet and Methodical as usual. There were many calied on te Comptroiler and Mr. (ireen, but nothing of in- terest transpired further than that the guillotine Was appiied by Mr. Green to a number of attachés of the Court of Common Picas, Supreme and Superior and Marine Courts, and there was paid $100,000 to the Department of Public Instruction for the payment of salaries ai currentexpenses, — Atthe Mayor’s office ana the other offices and de- qoreaca there was notiing’ going on worti men- joning, except AT THE TAX RECEIVER'S OFFICE. Here, of course, there was plenty of business, as the payment of taxes is goin on quite briskly. This may pe judged trom the fact that during the week teed the following amounts had been recelved:— a irday, 21 - $529,040 Wednesday, 25. .. $687,734 Monday, « 540,116 Thursday, 26.... 625,159 ‘Tuesday, 24...... 548,883 Friday, 76,735 Total.......... sees teeeeeeee 407,667 Parties whose taxes are paid up by the Ist of No- vember proximo are entitied to a rebate of Interest, and as the Receiver has agreed to receive checks transmitted by mail in payment and has allowed the rebate, it would be well for parties to know that the checks must be in the Receiver's office by November 1, and should therefore be mailed not Jater Luan to-morrow (Monday). They will then Feach the ofice “on or before November 1," and being under the law will receive the revate. The attachés of this department were too busy to take any interest in the affairs going on in other parts of tne city government, and realiy did not seem Ww care if all the “Bosses” in Christendom had been arrested. IN THE CITY HALL PARK. There was a most omunous silence and absence of the vsual crowd of loungers who usually throng the hallways and stairways of the buildings. THE “BOSS” TRANQUIL. How He Looked and What He Said Yesterday About His Arrest—Quiet, Calm and Un- ruffed—Certain of Acquittal, There was no excitement whatever in or about the Department of Public Works at any time yesterday, ‘The storm of the day before, when everybody who considered himself a sympathizing friend of the “Boss” was on hand to show at least, by sending in his card, that he was not among those who were ‘willing ¢o join in the hue and cry against him, had evidently wearted out the most persevering callers. So the haliways and the dark passages whicu | tdead to the Croton Water Department were | comparatively deserted. To be sure early | in the forenoon there was a smail | gumber of the every-day “petitioners” on hand— | men who had ali sorts of tavors to ask of the “Boss,” and who had ap idea that if they could only get ear him they would be certain to get what they wanted. What baa become of Tommy Vosteilo they ‘were at a loss to ascertain, and they ran about, here there and everywhere, iu (be hallways, secking him in out-of-way places, hoping that he might ve pro- pitions enough, if found, vo send in their litte slips Of paper. Hitchman, too, had gone no one knew where, and so poor Hart #nd Halligan and Batiger had to take the brunt oF the small battle al! to them- “Boss” by the example of Mr. Greeley. But no mat- ter what.their motives were they succeeded in dis- tinguishing themselves, and it 1s but right and proper that their merits should be acknowledged, A brief notice of each of tue bondsmen of the “Boss” will therefore be acceptable to our readers, JAY GOULD, the first on the list, enjoys a distinguished place in the history of speculation, and as an acute philanthropist has no superior, He has always cherished a strong affection for Tweed since the passage of the krie Classification bill, and Is ever ready to place a special train at the disposal of the “b'hoys.”” Eminent as the President of the Erie road, partmer of Smith & Martin, Broad sireet, it Was but hatural that he should have bow- eis of compassion for lis fellow Erie director. He ledgeé bis dollars, word and sacred honor that the joss Wouldnt run away, except lo Greenwich, TERENCE FARLEY ‘Was, it ys allege—no positive statement on a mat- terof Buch great importance should be rasily made—born “where the apple praties grow.’ Scorning the base sod that rotted the hope of the people, the ever reiiavle root, he came .o this city, and (it ts alleged) carried a considerable quantity of real estate—oll His shoulders. And real esvite went up when Terry Farley went up. A lou, rentice- ship in this business made bim wise; his eye teeth were cut; le conceived the brilliant Kea of reforming ‘politics and forming desirable alijances, In this he was eminently successful. He became an alderman, grew rich, and finayly swelled into a full- blown speculator {n lands ‘and houses. A touch of nature makes the world akin; atouch of oficial intercourse with the resident of the Board of Super- visor made Terry love the boss, So there is nothing extraordimary in the fact tnat he shed bis dollars and pledged his sacred honor that the Boss would face the music. BF. FAIRCHILD knows more than he could tell ina century, espe- Clally concerning the ilustrious President of the Board of Works, In the language of the charred West, Fairchila “friz” to the Boss. There was a wonderful unanimity in their opinions concerning Teal estate; but with Characterisuc modesty the Boss always gave way to BF. F, and when he had loose change in his puckets or Mr. Woodward was ready to lend him a little, Fair- child bought up houses. Very curiously, tne houses and lots purchased were always in the line of im- provements contemplated by the Board of Alder- men (the Boss), the Board of Supervisors (the Boss), the otuer parties (the Boss) and the party papers (vossed also), and were rising in value. Mr. Fair- child entertains an affection for Mr. William M. Tweed that is perfectiy tonching. Then why should he not plump down his dollars and pledge his sacred word that the Boss Was as innocent as @ child un- born’ MR, BERNARD KELLY was actuated sviely by motives of pure philan- thropy. He knew the “Boss” so well that he was realy to bet his botiom dollar he would not run away as long as there Was @ cent in the public MR. HUGH HASTINGS, the Beau Brommell of the metropolitan press, is a reformer Of the reformers, and. Uke a good Curistian as he 18, 18 Known by his “walk and conversation” — especially 18 Walk. Inthe lawer accompiisument cease to love’ the pleasant places of the city gov- erament, And tis is all avout the wan Of bali. DESIRES A COMMITTEES, New York, Oct. 28, 1871, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— Finging myself severety, and as I deem unjustly, atiacked in several of the public journals, tor a ne- gouation which I regard as alike profitable to the city and honorable to myself and all parties con. MR. SANDS selves, until the last straggier of the forenoon had gone his ways in peace. There were, however, a many CALLERS ON TTR “poss ‘Who did not wali iw We balways, And who came tq » & cerned, and believing that newspaper controversy, in heated and excited times like the present, ts not the best means of arriving at truth aad justice, and having bean also severely criticised jor taking Dub- treasury. He was and is a builder of docks, bu | he baa no bigoted preference jor buliding docks, fle was prepared to demolish a d ck as well, It would amuse and entertain him to root out all the docks of tie city Mf the “Boss” so directed and no impertinent people Were asking questions in the Comptroller's office. He was well acquaintea with Mr. William M. weed, aud 1s ready to make an affirmation that the “oss” will be on band while real estate and docks in New York are worth a cent. he is greatly distinguisied. He carries @ stick, but, at must be said, more ior ornament than use; for Mr, flastings {8 not a fighting editor. He’ owns a larce amount of reai estate, honestiy and honoraviy acquired, and is as independent asa man sufering unger a constant, joad of legal teaders can be. He fe Tweed; poverty feels for poverty; but the feeung is as nothing in mensicy | compared with the deptn of emotion which one | rich man Will evince fur the discomiurt of the pro prietor of $39,000,000, So Mr. Hugh Hastings reck- jessiy subscribed his name for thousands aud swore by we Comnurcial that Bill Tweed would ‘never Ite office tendered to me withont solicitation on my part, and accepted by me at the request of many of our most eminent, respected and wealthy citizens, owning and representing at Jeast four hundred mil- lions of capttal, I respectfully invite the following entiemen:—William A. Booth, Murray Hoffman, isaac Sherman, Robert Lenox Kennedy, Anarew ae ag William M. one Horace Greeley, Paul N, Spofford, Frederick D, n, Samuel W: letts, Edwin Hoyt and Thomas Keech to make a careiol and thorough examinawon into ali my acts afiecting the pubiic interests, For a period of nearly ten years I have zealously labored to improre. the government of the city of New York, and I think it no more than just to my- self and due to the people of New York that the re- sult of those labors should be made known through Indeed, ne looked tresher, talked with more |*a committee ol gentiemen of the highest respecta- bility, in whose opinions the public can saiely rely. All that I desire is that the citizens of New York may have the opportunity to jud, fairly of the course which | have pursued, confident ot obtaining their approval, and I resort to this as being, in my opinion, the best method of arriving at such result, ‘The result of the investigation by the commitiee of gentiemen named can be laid before the public in a@ few days. Very respectfully, NATBANIEL SANDS. WOODWARD'S QUANDARY. In the Web of the Law—Tribute Levied on Woodward’s Silent Partnership in the Firm of Vanderhoef & Beatty—At- tempted Disguisal of Facts. The oMce of Messrs. Vanderhoef, Beatty & Wood- ward was yesterday quite gloomy and silent. Any one who had happened in might have fancied him- sell anywhere except in a counting room, Tuere was none of the bustle and intentness of business. It would seem that the spirit of trafic bad down thence, and if not that Life and thought had both gone away, that at least some kind of a strange shadow had failen upon the piace. Clerks and accountants were racher melancholy tn their manner, RESTLESS, THOUGHTFUL AND TACITURN. They were perched upon high stools, behind a glass partition, or lounging around, with their persons in listless attitudes—all more or less distraits— idlers when idleness was irksome and beset by ennui. In an inner nook, carpeted and furnished more finely than the rest, sat the elder partner of the firm, A gentleman entered and accosted the mer- chant, first gree ting him politely. “1s Mr, William H. Burns here, sir? “I do not know what you mean, sir.” ‘The face of the merchant was haughty, almost stera, and one would not be apt to suppose that he had had very pleasing thoughts before the stranger had entered. “Deputy Sheriff Burns, It is reported that he has taken possession of the goods of the firm,’? “No, sir (sternly)! Deputy Sheritf Burns ts not here. He has not taken possession of our goods at all, sir. There is no truth in the story; 1t is manufactured out of whole cloth.” “No truth in the story, hey?’ “It is a libel, sir; a Mbel, sir !? “Was not WOODWARD'S INTEREST in your business attached?” “Attached? No, sir, That’s impossible, for he’s onty a special partner, and his capital cannot be touched until after the expiration of tae term of partuership, two years from now. He has nothing vo do with our affairs at all; never comes here oftener than once or twice a year. He 1s allogetuer outside.’? “Was there no process served on you yesterday ?” “Why, yes, sir. Mr. Burns came here yesierday alternoon and made ioquirles about Woodward. We gave hum a certificate of the fact that Woodward Was @ special partner with us to the amount of $15,000. ‘then he served upon us an order to re- tam any property of Woodward’s which we held to te amount of $19,000 and a few cents. Of course the paper 1s useless, as we hold none of his money that can be levied on im this way. As 1 said beiore, the capital of $75,000 is secure untl the ex- piration of two years.”* “With whom did this ection originate, THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY :”? “Yes—that is, from Jackson Schulz. Its object 1s the satisiaction of a sult agaist Elber Wood- ward, which has been assigned to Schultz.” ir. Vanderhoet, is Mr. Beatty here to-day 2”? “No, sir; he went home jast night. He comes here ouly about twice a week.” “But he was here a good whue this last time, was he not?” (Lnguardedly) “Yes—no—that is, only for two or tree days.”? “I was informed, sir, at Norwalk yesterday by his family that very urgeut business had kept him in New York since Monday.” “I Know nothing of his private business, His lawyer 1s doubtless better intormed thau 1”? “Do you know anytiung avout THE TRANSFERS OF ESTATE which were made throuxh him by Woodward ?”? “NO, sir; 1 Know nothing, as I said beiure.”” “Periaps you have some positive knowledge ot the whereabouts of your partuer, Mr. Woodward? ds Le not in communication with you? “No, sir; 1 am totally ignorant Of all his affairs"? és “And you have not seea Deputy Sherif Burns to- ay? the Sheriff is not here :” “1 teil you, sir, he has made no levy (vehemently); it is all a he.” A young gentleman in the main office, when ap- proached, evaded all queries by relerring te Visitor to Mr. Vauderhocl The Clerks behind the partition stared piacidly through the glass, but hone of them seemed to know as imoch as ordiuary mortals, to judge from the pithiess answers which they vouchsaled to the few ques- 19 which were addressed to them, The con- int and quiet hanging over the place were op- ive, and there were maby indications which would justifiy suspicions Uhat the firm has SOMEWLAT OF A SKELETON hidden away in its closet, the present horror of Which can doubtless be traced to the vigilance of the Committee of Seventy. ‘The writ of attacn served upon Vanderhoef Beatty on Friday was positively acknowledged by them, and their propery is undoubtediy under the guardianship of the Shertif, despite tueir efuris to cloak tne fact, THE WEATHER, OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Oct, 28—7 P, M. Sunopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours, ‘The storms which were Friday evening in Nevada apparently now extend from Kansas to Montana. The low barometer on Lake Ontario has moved north and eastward beyond our stations. The brisk southwest winds accompanying it have veered to northwest, under the influence of an area of high barometer, which has advanced from Mississippi into West Virginia, and clouds have spread from the Lower Lakes eastward this afcernoon. Clear and pleasant weather continues in the Southern and Gulf States, Probabilities. Clear weather will probably continue on Sunday on the South and Middle Atlantic coast and par- Uaily clear weather in New England; brisk nortn- ‘West winds prevail during the night from New Jer- sey to Massachusetts and on Lake Ontario; the storm west of the Mississipp! move northeast- Wardly, With southerly and easterly winds on the Upper Lakes, by Sunday night. Cautionary signais have been ordered at Cape May, New York and Oswego, —=_——_—_—_—_—_——— SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for 6 27 | Moon rises...eve 6 01 5 01 | High water.morn 8 45 Sun rises.. Sun sets. . OCEAN STEAMERS., DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM XEW YORK POR THR MONTH OF NOVEMBER, Steamer. |_Sails | _Destination | Offea Columbia... Bowing Grees St. Laurent. Brosdwar. Assy ia, +] Glasgow. Baile... 1. [Laverpoot PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 28, 1871, CLEARED, piteamabip City of London (ir), Tibbite, Liverpool—Jonn @ aie. Steamship Oceanic (Br), Thompson, Liverpoo! a. town-J Hyde Sparks. 7? nomps0m Liverpool via Que pbleananip Algeria (Bry, Le Messurier, Liverpool—c @ ranckiyn. Steamship England (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—F W J Steamship Donan (NG), Ernst, By — obieamebte D remen via Southampton. Steamship Caledonia (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow—Hender- Clyde, Kennedy, Gal via Ki H 4 iy, weston ey West—C eSteamanip Emily B Souder, Burdick, New Orieans—Fred- wigamahio &t Louw, Whitebend, New Orleans—H B Crom- Haret. akon Mercedita, Marshman, Fernandina—James Steam: , Faircloth, Savannah—BE Lowden, Steamship Sau Seivaddt, Nickerson, Savannah —-W B Gar- Secamenip Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Morgan Steamanip Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Lorillard Bteamsbi x ke, Bor Norfol! Point and a a a Steamship Geo B Upten, Roberts, Norfolk, City Point and oa ee « Eevee? Teene See. Late apg City Point and Rich- mond—Ol ini ‘Steamship c Eteometty Vateras, awrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion Steamehi John Gibson, Winters, Washington and Aleran- dria—Geo B Merrick. A a — eedieamamenns Howe, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- ship Co, Steamship Alliance, Shute, Saiem—Muwray, Ferris & 00, Btenmatip Wamautta Fish, New Bedford—Ferguson & 4 Bat Zaletma (Non, Hansen, Cork or Falmouth—C Tobias 0. Bark Principe de Napoli (Ital), Meyer, Cork or Falmouth —Funeh, Edye & Co. Hark Fremat (Swe), Lonegren, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, Edye & Co, ark N Ohurchill (Br), Brown, Hamburg—Boyd & Hino- * Ber. Arenant (NG), Steengrate, Bremen—Hermann Ry Ted © hare Maivina Schutt (NG), Schultze, Roterdam—Funch, eh Co. rig Wolfvilte (Br), Cook, Pernambuco and Babis—D R Wolf & Co, Brig Aglaia, Peterson, Savanna la Mar—G Wessels, Brig Caroline Eddy, Green, Aspinwall—-8 C Loud & Co. toBFé Clara Jenkins, Coonibs, Progreso—Miller & Hough- on, Brig L Warren, Gott. Minatitlan and Fort Jefferson. rhe Munroe, St Croix--P Hanford & Co, Brig Gipsey (Dan), ware Tafant Lass’ (Br), McLeod, St Johns, N¥—Hatton, on & Co. Brig Maria Olivia, Foster, St Johns, NF--D R De Wolf & Co. lirig Lulan (Br), Steuber, La Have, NS—Geo A Philips & Collins, “Brig: Thomas Owens, Guptill, Gaiveston—C H Mallory & Co. Brig Tally Ho, Chisham, Galveston —Snow & Burgess, Brig B Inginac, Austin, Bangor--R Murray, Jr. Schr Ben Bolt (Br), Drake, St George, NB—Jed Frye & Ball & Co, Lavacca— 0. Schr Sandy Hook, Sehr Sophia Godire Tupper & Be Sehr Jennie 10. Schr Kate Thomas, Renton, Savannah—Ferguson & Wood. Schr Burdett Hart, Pearce, Wiimington, NCE 8 Powell, Schr Jamestown, Brown,’ Richmond, Va—Van Brunt & awford, Indianola—vat Godfrey, indianola ani ‘immons, Young, Jacksonville—Van Brunt Tulse, Baitimore—W Chalmers, 4y, Hopkins, Bangor—H W Loud & Co, Scur Bobert B Smith, Nickerson, Mattapoisett—Ferguson & Wood. Schr Samuei N Smith, Conery, Providence—Ferguson & ‘ood, Schr Hannab Blackman, Arnold, New Haven—H W Jack- son & Co, Sloop Appleby, Freeman, Norwich, Sloop Emily, Mapes. New Haven. Si rah. Philadelphia, Steamer Philadelphia, Jones, Philadelphia, Steamer © Comstock, Drake, Philadelpia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Acadia (Br), Tannock, Leghorn Sept 12, Mar- seilles 19th, Valencia 24th, Javie 25th, Malaga 29th, Gibraltar th and Bermuda Oct 23, with mdse and 56 passengers, to Henderson Bros, Experienced westerly winds throughout. ‘The A touched at Bermuda for a supply of coal. Brig Ercule (Ital) Scott, London 57 days, with chalk, to S L Merchant & Co—vesse! fo A P Agresta. Took the Southern passage and had variable weather, Brig Armida (Ital), Petreluzzo, Girgenti 83 days, with sul- phur to master, Came the southern passage and’ had ve roug weather; Oct 11, lat 29 30, lon 6% had @ violent burri- cane commencing at ENE, veering to WSW, lasting 12 hour: during which lost jibboom, maintopsail ‘yards, fore an maintopgallantmasts, with everything attached;’ stove bul warks, and was compelied to throw overboard a portion of the cargo to lighten the vessel. ‘The Ais bounn to Boston, but put into this port to repair damages. Brig Julia A Lingley (Br) Bratt, Montevideo, 44 days, with hides, to Heney & Parker. Crossed the Equator, Oct 8th, in 0; had tine weather most of the passage.” Sept 24th, |, 44 8, lon 38,40 spoke burke Shawmut from Fernandina for Montevideo, Brig Tarter (Br), Hardey; Rio Janerio, 41 days, with coffee, vessel to G F Bulley. Crossed the Equator, Oct Ist, in lon 28,30 ; firat four daya of the passage had strong easterly winds, thence ty lat 10 N fine weather from thence to 28 N, Sbunder and lightning, thenee to part fine weather. Sept 23d, lat 10,50 S, lon 33.50 W. Spoke bark Anastasia (Fr) Steering SW ;H7th, lat 10.16 8, lon 35,50 W, ship Daphne (Br) 1rom Liverpool for Calcutta, 31 days out, Brig Curacoa (Br), Lockhart, Curacoa 10 days, with dyo- ine weather; wood and fustic to Joseph Foulkes’ Sons, Had sailed in compuny with brig Kinma Dean, for New York Oct 23, lat 26, lon 69 40, spoke brig Lizzie (of Halifax), steer- {ng 8. with loas of both masts, uncer jurymasts, rig Havana, Bennts, Havana 14 days, with sugar, to Jas E Ward & Co. "Had strong norsherly and easterly winds the entire passage; 25th inst; Cape Henry pearing miles, passed a'can buoy’ painted black, with igure 5 on it; 24th inst, off Hatteras, apoke bark Layola, bound north; was in company with her § days, Brig Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, Gince Bay 13 days, with coal, to @ H Brewer—veasel to Thompson & Hunter.’ Had variable weather, Schr B G Sawyer, Hale, Jacksonvilie 9 days, with lumber n—veasel to Simpson & Clapp. Queen. Wood, Virginia, uddell, Alien, Alexandria. Lockwood, Sharrott, Ghorgetown, DC. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Brig Whitaker, Dolan, Shulee, NS, for New York, with spars to order, Schr E ¥ Wiliams, Smith, St John, NB, fc York, with lamer ts Jed Faye «Go, Bi cmamiiee o Schr Jennie A Sheppard, Nickerson, Bridgeport for George- town, DC, toncht Helen Hasbrouck, Lyttle, New Haven for George. wp, DC. Schr B L Sherman, Ball, Rockport for New York, with stone to order. Sehr J B Cunningham, Scofield, New London for New ‘ork. vent Laura A Robinson, Robinson, Stamford for New ‘orl Schr S Schr R W Schr F J Schr Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. Schr Fannie W Johnson, Horton, New Haven for Baltt- more. Sciir Flyaway, Jones, Providence for New York. Schr Lottie Snow, Providence for Philadelphva. Sehr 8.8 Hudson,'Sprague, New Haven for Fhi.aaelphia. Sehr Westmoreland, Wright, Providence for Philadelphia. Schr Brazos, Smith, Providence for New York. Schr Ann Eliza, Doyle, New Haven tor Georgetown, DO. Schr Nathaniel Holmes, Smith, Newport for New York, Sehr FA Biges, Bigs, Providence for New York. Schr Oliver Perry, Murphy; Glen Cove for New York. Schr Francis Smith, New Haven for New York. Schr Teaser, Canteld, Norwich for Newbur; Schr Mary Emma, Nichols, Northport for Albany, hohr Edwin, Dayton, Bridgeport for Balttmore. Schr Artisi, ‘Forrester, somerset for New York. Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence for New York, mdse and passengers. BOUND ast. Steamship Alliance, Shute, New York for Salem. Steamship Wainsutha, Fish, New York for New Bedford, yeini,john McDonald (Br), McDonald, New York for’ St john, NB. Brig Eunice, Bunce, New York for Windsor, NS. Scur Thos E' Cabill,’Allen, Amboy for New tlaven, Schr Fakir, Knowles, Elizabethport for Norwich. Schr Delptia, Allen, New York for New Haven. Schr E Classon, Cole. Elizabethport for Boston: Schr Expected, Thrasher, Elizabetbport tor New Haven. Sehr Encort, Mathews, New York tor Bridzeport. Schr Lizzie, Ward, Klizabethport tor New Laven, Schr Jacob Raymond, Elizabethport for Providetice. Schr Harriet Lewis, Bliss, Elizabethport for Providence. Scnr Peacedale, Baker, Elizabethport for Narragansett. Senr HA Demming, Hayes, New York for Providence, Sehr J C Felt, Nickerson, New York for Portland. Hart, Port Johnson for Middietowa. gia, Hope, Hoboken for Providenec, lymoath Rack, Bosworth, New York for Boston. 'n Morris, Lawson, Elizabethport for Pawtucket, r Ciotilda, Hart, Albany for Hartford. jward Kydder, Baker, Amboy for Boston, ridgeport, us L Ward, Fuller, Newark for New Haven, hr Baltic, Bunce, Klizabethport for Portland. tngGlt Mary “Merauon, Brightman, Eitzabethport for Paw- coke Schr Sunnyside, Dickson, Coxsackie tor Providence. Schr kdward Ewing, Elizabethport for New Ha- ven, Schr Jan Balcom, Smith, Elizabethport for Hartfora, F Adelia Felicia, Hyatt, Newburg for Norwich. ‘hr W Sauisbury, Handy, New York for Providence. Schr Luuler Newton. Gray, Elizabethport for Foruand, Schr Als Belden, Hayward, New York for Lynn. Schr Mary Tice, Reynolds, New Brunswick for New Ha- ven. Schr Niantic, Hannah, Port Johnson for Warren. Schr WO Irlamy Tirrell, Port Johnwon for Providence. Schr Mary Shields, Waite, Port Jobnson for Provide Sebr Mary Patten, bang ioentns Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Eliza Hamiiton, Rogers, New. York for Providence, pect Dr Wm R Powers, Crosby, Elizabetnport for New aven. Schr Mary Anna, Adams, South Amboy for Bridgeport, Sebr O C Acken, Meade, New York Tor Stamtore” Sehr Lizzie Tol Day, New York for New Haven. chr Mary Louisa, Simpson, New York for Portland. ‘hr Casper Lawson, Mitchell, New York for Net javen. A Predmore, Hart, Elizabethport for Providence. Louisa Wallace, Jackson, Kiizabethport for Boston, Schr Marian, Thayer, Port Johnson for Middletown, Sehr J Hancock, Dill, Rondout for Stonin Sebr Whinu eefe, New York for Prov Sehr 8 8 Brown, Smith, Albany for Providence. Sehr Walter © Hall, Hall, New York for Providence. Hy oung, Pratt, Rasaeepors for Providence, chr George & Eliza, A ort Jobnson for Boston, ya. Hanley, f Sel Sehr Ex Sehr Elza Hail, Elizabethport for Si Si ey Schr Mary Newburg for Providence. Schr Estelle, Phinney, iizabethpont for Providence, Schr Gen Proctor, Proctor, Elizavethport for Providence, Schr J Meaney, Holt, Elizabetuport for Providence. Schr Silas Wright, Bishop, zabethport for Providence, Sehr EM Weils, Wilson, Elizabethport for. Providence. Sehr William Henry, Vann: «rman, New York for Sag Har- r. Scbr Henry, Tirrell, Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Sehr W D Mangum, Chase, New York for Now Bedford, 9 Robert B Smith, Nickerson, New York for Bed- for: chr Gen Howard, Johnson, Port Johnson for Augusta, hr $8 snow. Snow, New York for Warshain. = hr Spartel. Smith, Jacksonville for New Haven, 1H Russell, Reynolds, Port Jounson for Newport, Sloop ED Jarvis, Jarvis, York for Bridgeport. Steamer United States, Davie, New York for Pall Kiver, Steamer Meus, Davis, New York tor Providence, Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Providence, BELOW. Bark Goethe (NG), Steenken, from Hamburg (by pllot boat Hope, No 1). SAILED. Steamsbipa City of London, for Liverpool; Oceanic, do; Algeria, 10} Enyiand, do; Caledonia, Giasgow; Donau, Bre: men; \andaila, Hamour; Galveston i. B Kouder, New Orleant dina; M * tan, Ona B Upton, do; Jon Georeetown, DC Wilmington, NO; ‘hiladelphia, Wind at sunset NW, frest Marine Disnaters. Bark Rorert Butsrory (Br), Edwi from River, with guano, was at Bermuda 23d inst, in’ distress, lost sally, bulwarks, and was leaking; would disobar repair. BARK Briex (Br), Clarence, from a Jost foremast with ail attached, and put into Bermuda previ- ons to 23d Inst, for repairs: would a “e. BARK GOLDEN WEst (Br), Kenealy, from Satilla River fe Montevideo, put into Bermuda Mth eat leaky, ue was die. charging her cargo of lumber on the 23d w repair. BARK MF1,BOURNE (Br), from Troon, below Philadelphia , has lost mainmast, do, Bria Lue Hovanton, Anderson, Magaquez, with sugar, i ‘ortiand, reports on the evening o qi a face Caceres enka ooo sete ad mate, beion, to Iria, fell ; tao! ship, and made effort to save but on fe Yery heavy sea on at time was unable to im His nave val FoCCTO mie eecia oy cauiny on oF addressing BRIG NELLIB ANTRIM, from Rio Grande for Bos- ton, tas Jon 71, and a during font % chains, Ae; was supplied with ‘chaina and jas any orien a by bark red Scala, at iphia 27th, from Bure Pent, of Bastport, from Hillsboro for Philadelphia with f » ina fog, went ashore on Peaked Hill Bar'and resained two acura: Gil’ Bot off leaky th (or repairs. (NG), from th tobacco, was towed into Hamiltca, Bermede, Sat fost. ionaliy dvacnasted. Scue User (Br), Hadley, from for Boston, has been abandouel atest crow setivelt at Unis port, Ca Hadiey Feporis—Oct “11, Jat. 38 39, lon 68, had a heavy gale from SE, Increasing to. hurricane and blowing with great vomeens on the morning of the 12th the vessel was thrown on beam ends and were lied to cut away her masts for the safety of the lives aang aring le boats During the were stove and bulwarks and everything were washed over- After eee = thie [op ap board, ition for six days were taken by of the bark Saga (Nor), from for the mane The U Son Many Epwarns, Greenleaf, of and trom Boothbay for Bay Chaleur, experienced the gaie of 19th inst off ( Sable; Jost al sails, waa thrown on beam ena and lost boat. Averpool, NS, for ¢ bout was sul quently picked up vy schr Arrows at Boston, Scur Morronp & Treo (Br), Roberts. at this port Sith from Kempft, NS, which went ashore on Chatham bar night of the 18th inst was got off by Rafus Nickerson and others ‘or B1,000, | 250 bbls plaster were thrown overboard to ena- ple her to float. Sonn Eunice Dexter lost bowsprit, catheads, bulwarks, &c., by collision with brig Kildare fr), and afterwards went ashore off Brooklyn, Queen's county, NS, during the gale of pany inet, The Kildare dragged her anchors, but received no ScUR FLORENOE Rogers, from Charleston boun'l to New York, arrived at Fortress Mon.oe °8th tnst, amt anchored at lower quarantine, |The captain and second mate died on the Passage of yellow fever, Sone VOLUNTRFR, Smith, from Bay Chelenr for Glouces- ter, put into Halifax $21 inst’ for repairs, having broken main boom and split mainsail in a gale 2at, Soun Eunice Rion, from Kay Chaleur, of and for Bos- ton, lost mainsail and jib in the sale of 12th inst, and pat into Liverpool, NS, on the Mth for repairs. Sour E K Brown went ashore at Port Flastings, gale of 12th fust; got off full of water Miscellaneous. LAUNcHRD—Schrs Carrie © Myers, 160 tons, Intended tor the oyster trade, was launched by Campbell (Brooks, East Boston, Wednesday, AM. She will be commanded by Capt Dyer, formerly of schr Frank Atwood. Notice to Mariners. NORTH ATLANTIC—BERMUDA ISLAND8—ALTERATION OF BUOYAGE, With reference to former notice respecting an alteration in the bnoyage from the entrance of the Narrows to the Stag Channel, Bermuda: Further information has been received, that the following alterations have been made, viz. :-— ‘The outer chequered bnoy on the port side, going in, next the Fairway buoy, has been altered to black with staff; the remainder of the buoys on this side of the channel are black, as heretofore, the white buoys on the starboard side of the channel ¢ been altered to chequered black and white, Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, London, Sept. 26, 1871, ‘The captain of the schr H.E, Russell state that on the night of the 26th there was no sinal whistle sounded on Execution Rock Light, between 10 and 11 o,clock. A dense fog prevailing at the time. Whalemen. Schr Thriver, Wood, arrived at Bermuda 10th inst from a cruise, 0B, inthe Spoken. Bark Thurso (Br), Patching, from New York for Newry, ‘Oct 10, lat 40, lon 14, Brig Nellie Antrim, Loud, from Rio Grande for Boston, Oct 17, lat 35, lon 71. Foreign Ports. ABATAVIA, Oct—Arrived, bark Wallace, Adams, Buenos 2. HEEEMUDA, Oct 16—Arrived, brig TH A Pitt (Br). Smith, alifax. Salled 11th, brig Clara, Nichols, Berbice. In port 234, ‘barks Gedden Went (Br), Kenealey, from Sa- tilla River for Montevideo, put in 9th in distress, «like: Robert Pulsford (Br), Edwards, from Bull River, in disirens ; Osbert Br), Sampson, for Montreal ina few days; brig Brisk (Br), larence, from Mayaguez, in distress, to disz, CALCUTTA. Sept 16—In'port, ship Anonyma (Br), Por- ter; Juliet (Br), Konhard; Philosopher (Br), Ross; Savoir Faire (Br), Aitchison; Kate Kellock (Br), Bevan: Strath- (Br), Binclair, and Astronomer (Br), ‘Edzar, for New York; Ireshone (Br), Ramsay: John N and Sarah Hignett, Barwell, for Boston; Wing Small, for New York or Boston; Alice Vennard, for Dundee; Jean Ingelow, Jacobs, for Havre; Doane, tor Bombay ; Geo H Warren (Br), Vincent, une. GIBRALTAR, Oct 25—Pansed, steamahip Dacian (Br), Lard, from Genoa, Leghorn and Marseilles for New York. H4Lirax, Oct 42—Arrived. achr Volunteer, Smith, Bay Chaleur for Gloucester ; 23d, brig Express (Br), Fudge, St 7950} ‘24th, steamship Alpha (Br), from St Thomas via Ber- urs PRRNAMNUOO, Sept 17—Arrived, bark Der Frubling (NG), Koepke, St Marys, Ga. ‘QUEENSTOWN, Oct 27—Arrived, steamshins Cuba, Moodie, New York for Liverpool (and procecded) ; 28th, Idado, Price, do tor do (and proceeded), Rio GRANDE, Aug ?5—Arrived, brige Eroest, Hodgdon, Portland; Sept 1i, Cacique (Braz), Cintra, New York. SINGAFORE, Sept 9—In port, abip Enoch Train, Lane, ier; barks Mary Nelnon (Br), ‘Deshon, and, Adolph (NG), Mever, for New York, ldg; ‘Escort, Nichola, and Clara, Nickels, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 27-Salled, schr F E Hallock, for ark, BOSTON, Oct 26—Cleared, barks Tropic Bird, Jewett, Sierra Leone; Oriental (Br), Dunham, Charleston. "Also cleared, ship W A Campbell, Henry, Mobile; brig Home, Elliott, Bronswick, Ga; schr J P Wyman, Rosebrook, Jacksonville. 2ith— Arrived, ship © H Soule (Hr), from Liverpool, which arrivea and anchored in Quarantine Thurs tay, came Up to the clty to-day (Friday). Cleared—Ship Brookville (B barks Satellite (Br), Marr, London: Agra (Br), Foste! Charleston; brie Jane (Br, Allen, Port au Prince. Al cleared, bark Pucel (NG), Pariow, New York; brig Wilila Dreevey, Foley, Inagun; schr Hera, Kent. Darien, Ga, to load for'Rio Janeiro; Anna Lyons, Grant, Georgetown, DC; Eima M Wright, Freeman, Philadelphia; Fred Smith, Sinith, New York. 28th—Arrived, steamers Blackstone, from Baltimore ; Sa: on, from Philadelphia: Nereus, from New York; Neptune, from do; ship Ironsides (Br), Vaux. Singapore; brig Trans. port (Br), Wyman, London. BALTIMORE, Uct 26—Arrived, ship Uncle Joe, Stilphen, Norfolk; bark Paladin (Arg), Hudgins, Rio Janeiro, Cleare: er Win Lawrence, Hallett, folk: brigs Hannibal (Br), Gyles, Rio Janeiro; Dunkeld (Br), Wharton, Liverpool, NS; achrs Gen Grant, Johnson, Nassau; Onward, Bunker, Boson ; Oliver Scholield, Dissosway, Now laven, ir), Thompson, Savannah; x, Boston, via Nor- Sailea, bark Mane Louisa, for Cork; briga Dunkeld, f Liverpool, NS; Brothers. for Gaspe. = ef 27th— Arrived, steamship Austrian (Br, Brown, Liverpool ti via Halifax; bark Einigkeit (NG), Kaniel, New Bedford; schrs St Hubert (Br), Forgeron, Porto Rico; Clyde, Hath: way, New Bedford; Geo K Bowdoin, Waiers, New York; Freddte L Porter. Small, Provi ten Cleared— Brigs Black Swan, Wins!ade, Charleston; Heni Perkins, Seymore, Richmond: schrs 8 N Lovell, Gag I dence; Neliie H Benedick, New Haven, pate. Sailed—Bark Bankside (Br), for Cork. MBANGO 2%5.—Cleared brig Edith Hall, Oliver, St. a BOOTHBAY, Oct. 20,—Arrived ache Massachusetts, Ken- niston ; Bengal, Hatch; ( Ingraham; James’ Henry Witron; Luc 3, Leontine, "Pratt, from kland for ering, Curtis, ‘trom Rockland for New York, BELFAST, Oct, 21.— Arrived ach James Henry, Trueworthy, New York; $8, sch Light Boxt, Dean, New Yor! BRISTOL, Uct 25-~Sailed, Farrow, K. Weat; JT Weaver, Weaver, Georgetown, DC} Traie Wind, Floyd, Philadelphia, BRIDGEPORT, Oct 27—Arrived, schra R. Rose (Br), Cross: ley, Cheverie, NS; Sharpsbooter, Uarter, Huntingtou; sloop Observer, Davis, Brookhaven. Cleared—Schr Volunteer (Br), Brison, Cheverio, NS. inte CORPUS CHRISTI, Oct 23—Arrived, achr Anna M Dickin- son, Dickinson, New York. CHARLESTON, Oct 28—Arrived, brig Carlotta, Ponce. Bafled—Steamahip Charleston, » New York; brig Clara, Liverpool. CALAIS, Oct 17—Arrived, schrs Owen Hinds, Clendennen, New York; 16th, CH Eaton, Stackford, do: Tih, EL ie: 8, Reed, do, S Cleared 17th, schra Ontario, Parsons, and Storm Petrel, Davis, New York; 18h, Flora’ King, Cook, do; 19th, Birch: ard 4 Torrey, Gray: More Light, Young: OH Eaton, Stack- ford, and Forest City, Murch, New York; H G Pray, Pres- cott, Baltimore; Owen P Hinds, Clendennen, Philadelphia. DANVBRS, Oct %4-—Arrived, sehr Delaware, Snow, New York. DIGHTON, Oct 24—Arrived, schra John & Sanford, West- gate, Georeetown, DO: Henry Hobart, Evans, and Een th, Smith. Philadelphia. FERNANDINA, Oct 18—Arrived, echr Thos Fish, Young, joaton. ‘2ist— Arrived, bris B Young, Joy, St Marys. Cleared—Scht Gen Banks, Raynes, Point « Pitre. 22d — Arrived, achr Ocean Belle, In, New York. FORTRESS "MONROE, Oct 37—Passed out, bark Einar, on, Maracilles, for Rotterdam ; sehr J Sam jew York; Hancock (from City Point), Bordeaux. ‘28th— Arri Sailed—Barks True, for ved, bark Braziliera, from Rio Janeiro for or- johr Florence Rogers, from Charleston for New York (see Disasters) : ' in for Baltimore—Ship Lawrence, from Borton ; brie Echo, from Rio Janeiro; Elizabeth, from Malaga; Se- norita, from Rio Janeiro; Athietic, from Porto Rico; Elador, from Demarara; achr Lord of the Isles, from Porto Rico. Passed out—Barks Ann, for Penarth’ Roads; Sarah E Fra- zer, for Cork; TC Jones, for Port Spain; brigs Sesame, for Glasgow; D C Chapman, for Matanzas; schrs D F Killing, for Porto Rico; Geni Grant, for the West Indies, FALL RINER, Oct 26 ~Sailed, acre Decacur Un} and Central America, Roberts, Philadelphia ; Foun Berrv, in, Ben- bey Pay York, GLOUCESTER, Oct 27—Arrived, schra Carrie, Mann, and Lottie C, White, Johns, NB, tor New York; Pioneer, Miller, do for do; Humming Bird, Stevens, and Altamilia, McLellan, Windsor, NS, ‘or do; Storm Petrel, Davis, Calais New York; Helen Mar, Duncan, Bangor for do. ¥ INDIANDLA, Oct 11—Cleared, schr Carrie, Eldridge, New ork, In port 17th, Srowsonve chr JACKSONVILLE, f New York; schr Sequin, Davis, da Cleared—Schrs Guy K Pheipa, Shailer, and Nevada, Davis, New York; M W Drew, Perry, Hoston, KEY WEST, Oct $7—‘Arrived, steamahtp City of Houston, Fennington, from New York for Gaiveston (and sailed same ny OBILE, Ocy 23— Arrived, brig Star, Cook, Boston, Geared kent sa 8 eneer, Lukin, Pensacola, MACHIASPORT, Oct 21—Sailed, achrs Hamburg, Sanborn, Cuba; Magnet, Smith: Sinaloa, Cates; Five Sisters, Hooper} Crusoe, R York. Randal Oot Belted atu 7} " i brica Liazte Zitulosen (new), Dow, New York; Milwaukee, ait Nora: tor dor MARBLEHEAD, Oct 26—Salled, schr U 0 Bearso, Hodg- don, Phiiate:pnia, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 23—Arrived, steamship Sherman, Halsey, New York j ship Jane J Soudbard, Bishop, Liverpool. Below —€ joming up. ships Freeman Clark, Bosworth, from Cardiff; Francis P Sage, Cronk, from Havre; Henrie, Wee fol, from Bremen, Clenred—Bark Pervenche (Fr), Bennet, Liverpool; brig Caroline Gray, Thorndike, Providence. SoUTAW>HaT PAs, Oct 23 -Arrived, bark Florence Chip- man, Jones, from Liverpool. NORFOLK, ct 26—Cleared, ship Charlotte, Oatis, Savan- WiEWPORT, Oct 25, PM—Arrived, schra Mary. J. Smith, — achra Tisbury for New York; CL Vandervoort, Kelley, Fall River ladelphia, ‘Returned-Schr E Waterman, Hinckley, Gloucester tor New York, Balled Gchra Samuel Fish, Bail, Boston for Wilmington, NO; Nallio H, Mallock, Eastyort for New York; J ¥ varver, fo nilivan, ae phiiton, Parsons, Vig ‘ani Jones, Dun- + Anna Elizabeth, Mitchell, ban; do; Lamartine, Gurney, Wareham for he fe Worse! " for -| Gal oa cae ar se Me hae New York, jaaka, Strout, New York. New yn, Pry Davie, en Port Jobnson for denoe ; Joboket Fo do; Anthony Doddridge, Hobo! » Elizabethport for Pawtucket. fea: hw Y ore for “5 ce; Sarah W Blakey ‘Blake! Dignta ‘or Schr John T Manson for Al NEW HAVEN, Oct: ginlod. aghrs aie Muncey, Tren ; Kato and’ Luella, Fhlladelpbia’ cB Markiog Bishop, New Brunswick: Idaho, Smith, New York; Spencer, do: TN Seymour, Norton, do. PENSACOLA, Oct M-—Railed, achr Edna C, Sabel, Galves PHILADELPH —Steamshi Hox! New. Orewus, vin ‘Havana? pockaemmg ania ited vin Queenstown; Sagadahoc, Curtis Kéndon; Henry P Lord. Pink~ Dublin; T H Arm rl Brookiyn, Innis,. Colting, | Amsterdam vis ‘on, 'Anderacn, Portland quires, Haley, Salon; ‘Anni! town; S L'Russell, Smith, iynn z/ New bedford; 8 © med Hart) Kellys} Providence % Providence Getie ‘lotta (Dan), Backes eteraon, Engiish, Sidney Price, Godirey. Boston ; John Cadwalad 4 HL Slaight, Wiliets, Boston; A C Buckle Lynn; Buckley, Danversport; Emma A Bartle, Smith, Boston; “] becea, Ireland, do; SH Sharp, Webb, do; Jos Beyiecey Burdge, do; Emma B Shaw, Shaw, do; E.G Irwin, J dos CW May, Enient 40; Joun Stina, Det 4 ambrid; ton, Robinson, Kontos : Mair & Cranmer M do; KJ Heraty, Meredith, Lane'gpiove i su Godfrey, Salem; Admiral, Steelman, do. Cleared—Bark Fliza McLaughlin (Br), Phillips, Antwerp + brigs © Colson, Payson, Galveston; LH Kimball Wheaton, Atkins, Lunt Savannah; schre E and 8 8 Godfrey,Steelman, wostons Hi Simmon Godtrey, Salem; S'& E Corson, Brower, Boston * JS Dewwiler, Grace, Cambridge; A Garwood, You Boston; W, Collyer, Taylor, Norwich: Jos Maxwell, Davi Roxbury; J Johnson, Messick, Portamouth; Mair & Cran: mer, Morris, Boston ; Admiral, Steelman, Salem; C E Elmer, Corson, Providence, CAPE ISLAND. Oct %7—Shin Hypatia, from Liverpool, and bark Melbourne, from Troon, went in this inorning, Lewes, Oct 27-Steamer America reports towed down last night ship City of Boston, tonea this AM. Arrived Inst evening, brig Madonna, and sclir Nellie Star, ae pa the former for Philadelphia and the latter for orders. _ Bri Boxer remains and a few schra; all others gone to aca, Bar' . t night, '8:40 PM, brig Proteus, fro bound up; schr Neille Star, ordered to Philadel in at noon to-day by America, bark with main. mast head carried away; also foretopgaliant and other dam ‘age apparently, supposed to be bark Melbourne, from Ship Saranac reported outside. Wind NW, squally, PORTLAND, (ct 25- Arnved, schr EE Simpson, Price | St John, NB, for New York, 4 Cleared—Schrs Old Chad, McClintock, Mayaguez; Anniet Bilas (new), Wiley, Galveston, 2Wth—Arrived, schra Olive Branch, Davis, New York; J Gi Nash. Crowley,’ St John. NB for New Vork ; Plora “Kinga Cook, and American Eagle, McFarland, Calais for do; Robbe Foster, Lewis, Millbridge for do; Susan, Bishop, id for do. PROVIDENCE, Oct 6—Sailed, schrs Maggie Van Du Compton, Philadelphia; Surprise, Seamans, ‘Trenton; Wi F Burden, Adams, New York; David G Floyd, Clifford, do 5 Allda, Knowles, do; Mattte E Taber, Aldrich, do; Mi Johnson, Phinney, do; Mary Shields, Warte, do; Treasui Taylor, do; Sarah’ Flizabeth, Lockwood, Oyster Bay ; sloo Fred Brown, Titus, New York. Mth Schrs JH Wainricht, Abrams, Philadelphia Wm C Bee, Chester, Philadelphia: ‘James Barrett, Nieket son, New York; kmily, Pertain, New York : George & Emily, Harris, New York; Farex, Handy, New York. PAWTUCKET, Oct 25—Arrived, schr Tempest, Shrop~{ shire, Trenton, . 26th—Arrivedt, sehr Ocean Wave, Pryant, Philadelphia. Sailea—Schr B R Wartord, Spraime. New York. 27th —Arrived, schr American Eagle. Shaw, Philadelphia. Safled—Schra John Rommel, filard, and Apna E Saf. ford, Powell, Philadelphia; Kate & Mary, Coggswell, Ron: dont. RICHMOND, Oct 26—Arrived, steamers Niagara, Blak man, New York; Wm P Cly:te, Drew, do: brig Mohawk, City Point; bark Satellite, Turner, Liverpool; schr E 8 Ev: erett, Albany. ROCKLAND, Oct, 19.— Greely, Nev Shaw, Ne Glover, York; Calista, Spear, New York; Ned Sumtei York: Trade Wind, Ingraham, New York; Hyne. New York; James Henry, Trneworthy, New York—22d J; By her, New York; H. Casto, Dumont, Ni Hall, New York; Kennedy, Ne rah Maria, Ham, N Snow, Cushman, New York. Sailed 19th, sche Annie Bliss, Willey, Galveston; D Tatbot, Amsbury. Savannah; James Henry, witson, New York Rengat, tiatcn, do; Leontine, Thorndike, do: Z Snow, Thor: dike, do; A'S Emery, Emery, do; 21st, brig Isola, Showman, Wilmingion ; 28d, echs Frank & ‘Nellie, Gregory, Ba timore Uth, Union, Arey, New York: Hardacrapbie, Fales, do; Idm Hudaon. Greeley, “io: G W Glover, Holbrook, do: Nile, Sear do; Mt Hope, Allen, do; Hyne, Glover, do; Trade Wind, Ins aham, do; ‘Ned Sumter, Shaw, do; A Jameson, Candag "SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20—Cleared, ship St John, Chap» ar a ia, Baker, Bellingham Bay; Kin, ips Germ: ._ Bel 3 Philiv, Daly, Port Townsend; Cormorant (Br), Collisterg) yta. ROAVANNAL, Oct 27—Arrived, steamship Virgo, Bulkleys jew York. ‘ 28th—Arrived, drig Cigana (Rus), Cardiff. Geared sietanion “aasolin. Palmer, and Huntsville, Crowell, New York. SALEM, Oct 24--Arrived, achra Wm Tice, Tice. Baltimore ;, Margie, McFadden, Elizabethport; Crescent Lodge, Hatch, Rondout for Newburyport; Harriet Fuller, Weldon, and Wm McLoon, Fountain, New York for do. 25th—Arrived, achra Juno, Pedrick, Priest, and Rio, Nutter, Shulee, NS, foi Crowley, St John, NB, for do; Small, Machias for do; John E Daley, Long, Fox do; E B Coffin, Coffin, Harrington for do. Mth—Arrived, sctrs John Tyler, Lindsay, and Onta Parsons, Calais for New York ; White Sea, Jones, Vinalha- yea for do; % Snow, Thorudike, Rockland for do; Vol Eddy,) McBean, Portland for do. SPUYTEN DUYVIL, Oct 28—Saited, schr Hemry Alien, New Haven, with new rails for Connecticut Wester way. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 26—Arrived, schr Forest cityd ayenne; John Snow, pe Alaska, Strout, and Nulato, lage: ‘island tory jumier, 27th, PM—Arrived, steamabip Dirigo, from New York Portland. % Sailed—Briss M Mullen, Philndelphts for Portland; H Yen, Portland for Philadelphi rs Huntress, Lubec New York ; Glenwood, Nantucket to Horton’s Polnt; Coi meree, and John T Moulton. th, AL , Delmont Lock, Minnie Mullen ; sel Helen'G King, Hyde, Hard Scrabble, L Allen, Huntress, Glenwood, and Ever N, NC, Oct 26--Cleared, brig Hernaso Hi Mae ‘Gariez, Hamburg; schre Bird, Brmk- ‘Sarah Brnen, Fisher, New York. nero (sp), water, Providence; __ MISCELLANKOU (A. ~FOR FRENCH cuINA, AT HALF PRICE, GO DIRECr TO THE MANUFACTURERS, French China Dinner Service for 12, $17. French China Tea Sets, 44 pieces, $5 50. Gold Band Dinner Service for bs, $35. Gold and Colored Band Tea Sets, 44 pieces, $9 60, Gobiets, tine quality, $1 a dozen. 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