The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1871, Page 10

ling decrease of 8. eetione, = ~ EPIDEMICS. aa AND THE SMALLPOX. DANGERS OF THE ‘DISBASES. The Markets, the Streets and the General Comdition of the City—Increase of ‘Smallpox—Vital Statistics— Important Meeting of the Board of Health—The Cellars of the City. ips ‘i meteor ~< his departmen! aromsetes, 2.2 |, minitnum tem- ture, 41.44 degrees, being ‘THE CHOLERA tails of the Disaster at Iquique-The Shock at Other Points and Two Towns Dest royed. upon evi 6iToumber of <0 use of complaint, exe ined and form of order endo cb com plaints examined and nt, 17. — Yale, oe u the following as the tated as init for, haman food be? ver eeunda: poultry, 89, ani ‘Our newspaper Miles from Colombia and Central and South America supply the following facts and Novem. | details of the roll and consequences of the shocks veal | of earthquake which were recently experienced of tne Central American coast, and on lana, botn 1D mer MANIERRE it was re- | (entral and Soutn America:— While the Panama Railroad steamship Hondaras was atanchor at the porto! Libertad on tne loth ult. at eleven P, M. @ strot was felt which of police, reports the woek ending carcass ‘On motion of Commission solvea to discontinue the granting of permits to laces OL dwelling, and ‘at have heretofore been granted revoked. Nuvice to this effect ts of cellars in the city, premises before the 15th recommended that pox, as tne d siaraiug rate throughout that the same means be uscd lis last year from the shock of cartuquaxe le ad wae ship “ie K Seemed +O Come from the easiward, t aoe same shock was /¢lt in La Union and in Nica- such permits Ut ore to be mmmediately 4s to be rent to all occupan' that they may vacaie such REPORT OF THE SANITARY COMMITTEE. ‘The extraordinary breaking out of two virulent @iecases at the same time in the city has created tne excitemeni among all classes of the people, and the Board of Health at its meeting yesterday re- ‘ceived the following communication from the chair- man of the Sanitary Committee respecting the state ‘ef the city, and pointing out the means tnat should ‘be adopted to cheok the further spread of both chol- era and stmalipox:— The Sanitary Cor ve measures and Destruction of Two fowns, ‘From the Iquique Mercurio, Oct. 8.) At tet minutes tolone P, M. on the Sth inst,, when of eighteen | ine inhabitants of this port were asleep, a terribie the earth, which lasted two minutes, a) motion was at firat vertical and Lerwards oscillatory. aivords cannot depict the alarm, confusion and panic which Caio ay during no cme corr ‘nudren, some nal nd som ied, calling out loudly, “The se: e seal”? On newring this cry, those living in the immediate vicimity of the shore quitted their homes and commenced to run for tneir lives to the high parts of the country, not even waiting to close the doors of their honscs, Many persons were as- sembled in the high land, and each succeeding comer brought news which increased the alarm; the women and children wept and The Shock at Ia strictest preven! to‘eneck the Lesa 8 as HOW growin as had save recommended the names ae for appointment as Visiting Assistant oO called the attention of the the dangerous condition of the railroad from Forty-second street to Filty-fourth street. During the past twelve days, he said, seven a longing tu the havo been, killed by trains Vcommonled. Uiat, Some he lives of the people | gea! jealth Inspectors. ‘This gentiemian als Diahigowas, and New Haven line. homes, terrifi riber casualsties of this kind f . Ith Department sent in the ation to the Board on the sub- mittee, to whom wns referred the fervation from the Health Onicer aunounc! Hon Ar the ateamaabip Frankia with a from that diséaea, on board, with direciions to report what dur to report the suboard should take eubject. From the date oPAL.TUE CLT | J port towns Ut —" = from further The engimeet of tne following communicali ject of street pavement! ing the conviction that street pavement of wool, fmaterial and laid 10 the tn hi ~ general practised in this city, is oppose: aire te, beg leave to submit the ‘ollowing to the consiat eee wale and horror-stricken, | Hom at tne without shelter, and in the coldness of the dark early morning, what could the Fortunately there came the sea was perfectly calm, which had the effect of al- laying the fears of tose, who were waiting with anxiety for the ligl jay. fedheir homes and found tnem—thanks to the Pre- —protected {rom plunder, the instructed by that gentleman to ndly to be re- the proviiice the re- Sferafunaces have ‘Yne railway was blocked up by stones, which fell from the sides of the cuttings, Great exertions ere made to clear the line, as at the date we write In tquique no hives have been it about six or eight individuals have re- any iniuiles, {From the Iquique Mercurio, Oct. 12. A gentleman just arrived irom Pica and should | brings the information that both these towns are absolutely 1a ruims—there being scarcely a house Immediately after the falling of the houses im Pica a large fire took place, provably caused by the concussion of the débris with some explosive articles on the premises, considerably augmented in consequence of tie rayed, the men Without clothes, tion of the department ‘OTe ° been man: ron ‘mite LAD OE —— pop, with, but “spares! wement of wood laid Taal three years, all exceptions, Is composed This partially ‘coated with has ‘unquestionably arisen nd goat people do? ARLIVAL OF CHOLERA Invaiigence that, the uarantive does woi, in our opinion, call for any chanze put’ rather for greater thoroughness in communications the comunittee ‘ollowing recemmendat The people returned aort of atreet, hor a ‘which has seowune’ police ha?s,, Ivara. 090%; Jo this “PR, pact larming earthquake; gretted that in Sate peg = ection ol which offensive smells are let. in privy drains anu of des f woildings densely occ 3 diainfe ef privies, daunp and dl cleaned. 4—The vacation, cleansin, qulare whicn are dampy dark an wery great error, (or unless wood is fi lami Dats the interior oF ites fy SklOeyeanaRE of ly and; ua x consequence, fe ger ‘Bot only tatd upon the mass fs 40 insufliciently secure quently becomes loosened at an early staze of ite tis ai as consequence, the lateral and under: blocks are exposed to alterni added to which the whole is especially of old ensues. "Further, juently repeated, ‘that ‘cannot be closure of occupii tiated. wai examinations by the chemist of the wate: Saprly, witha view to uetect the amount and kind of organic ‘Bich—Conntant watchful ih Co Iness over the inmates of emigran| ‘and cleansin, vactical instructions to the agents and pa plying between this ports of Northern Europe: im regard to the nec dcholera, the use of the various prover tieasures to secure sanitary cleansing of ‘na of the causes of all deaths and of disease occurring within the cit; troops stationed at the inexplicable custor twice is resumed. he composition of wi eir surface or the condition or temper White piue, or like woods in their ordinary condition, are ‘eltogether too porous in their structure for endurance to the for by the crashing of their nbres te When wood is used as a quarters and dieinse S-venth—Piain and officers of all steamshi a 8 nt none but the kinds known as hard woo: ed, and, further, it 1s imperative that It should first be submitted to’a preservin; 3 ite vegetable al- js laid the courses FA icable and tne blocks should be bedded upon dry rupble whereby anch moisture as permeated the courses wonld be led of through the fuler bedding, and under no cireumstances shc ever be sprinkied by watering carts, as such an operation attiral conseynence of this neglect of proper construction and nae of perishable material, added lect uf the proper treatment of it, the greater por- ts that have been Iai yy and distarbance, and in con- resent wp insanitary element of nityde that I have conceived tt incumbent upon me to submit the subject to your consideration. OLERA. The Franklin’s Passengers aud the Dead of Yesterday. Standing io either, rooms, Egiti— Accurate Feturt every form of contagi Hmiis, especialiv among States ‘osta In and around New York. ‘be preparation of hospital furniture and an; ble buildings for temporary hos- in various parts of the densely populated districts of been executed during the past ower and means, ould not relax its particuiar. The tenement houses bave been reat care since April and every practi- wement made in thelr condition, aud thohich at 4m October, they were found in lune, yet such is the ten Jency late refuse and fith about their iness that it is !mportant to im- ‘The water was hastens ils decay. SAD SCENES AT OTHER POINTS, The earthquake was felt at Tarapaca at about the same time when it was first 5th of October. and the selection of suttal oitale experienced at Iquique, From the report of the Mayor of tuat town, Seflor Santiago Zavala, to the Prefect of this menon,” as he calls 1f, has’ completely ae cat feu the 5 ‘ely destroyed the church, the pantheon, the tt aula. town, the dam of the river and eighteen houses. The towns of Usmagama, Guasguiila and the vil- lage of Pachica Dave suffered in a Similar manner. ANOTHER JERSEY RAILROAD SMASH-UP, The Morris and Kssex Railroad Again—An En- gineer Killed—The Hardships En- dured by Passengers, ae city. Though these measures hav: eeason to the full extent of tl ‘the commute are of the opin! @ wooden pavem city are undergoing rapid de sequence of thle dec: it appears that povennseh sane principal acequia of the ection, ‘of their occupants to accum Seamer seen ‘@edintely repeat the tenement house inspection. $nepecuon especial care ai ‘e TEE LOLEANGING AND DISINFECTION | ‘ necessary lime washing and the cor- lective drains. "The Board has from time 10 he cl ‘and the aystematie hemolatar If ie tematic renroval o! ee, not only from sirceta, but {rom the ‘city. But et meth streeis received that cleansing which the pul demands, and to-day they are in # most Tous should be datly 4s collected at uncertain intervais r fronts fw new!; Commission the ent cleaning of 1 removed from the ci Thirteen New Cases for the Isolated Hospital at West Bank. ARE WE TO BE CHOLERA BOUND? arg ty “ . ‘The smash-up on the Morris and Essex Raliroad on Tuesday was the most complete wreck ever known on that road, except perhaps that of last July. Engine No, 73, drawing a train of coal cars, Jumpea UIE treve on the Roonton hranch, twa milea below Boonton, about half-past four o'clock in Christopher Hen- aricks, of Phillipsburg, was caught between the engine and tender and his legs were literally He was placed in a caboose and removed from the wreck, but he survived only a few hours, The firemav, Samuel Hall, the conductor and tour brakemen, escaped with slight injuries, There appears to Nave been gross negligence on the part «f the officials; for the passenger train which left Hoboken at fifteen minutes past five was al- proceed, and the first intimation the engineer of this tram had of the accident was from within a few hundred feet of the to transmit te the passenger belns con- pave for eacttery 4 with accumula iy true of the Worth street ex. ain be made to secure these im- tions of stable manure op vacant the east and west sides of the town remail ling the order of the Board fur ite removal his nuisance shou:d be ab tes collect the mannre upon these grounds do not tmme to its removal the City Sanit to procure ne removal at markets have inpaved, and obstrucie: the aiternoon. The engineer, Tuesday night, at seven o’ciock, Deputy Health OMicer Dr. Mosher, of Quarantine, visited the steam- ship Delaware, on board of which were 564 well passengers from the unfortunate cholera infected lately from Stetun. Bniliantly tighted were the decks, and from steerage to cabin, statcroom to division, music, dancing, card playing and childish games were going on, and the Doctor, douply assured by the assistant sugreon’s report that “all are well,” feit that he bad been fully repaid in braving the storm that then raged to know that the But the aire distemper, Inspector shonl ¢ expense of said not been maintained in that state of cleanliness which the public health requires, and we recommend that the attention of the Compirolier, whose intend and provide for the cleaning led to the immediate necessit thorough cleaning of ail the markets, and the regular re- swoval of ali refuse matiers, dirt, filth, &c., thereto of the cellar popuiation’ to more b und ghouid be coutinued, and the work vessel Franklin, mn pompieted at as eariy As the contagious comm one and otber kinds of filth, it is repeat bis analysis of the Croton water and re Ls primsiple ‘of cholera eprende rapidly in taintea by hone refuse | that the chemist ahould “outlook” was pleasant. t bad raged in the noble vessel to Paterson sul be maintained emigraut, salior and vagrant lodging houses, that Ts may be secured, and every case of diarrhoea may prompt attention. ‘The circular Aud oficers of all vessels carrying emigrants betwee! urging cleanliness, the prompt iso Woo sud treatment of all cases of diarrhora, and the of proper disinfectants to the discharges, sotied clot jain isened, and compliance therewith urgently ‘he medical history of the mulitary posts in New York shows that choiera, yellow fever, smailpox and kin- isearea have been brought within vi Peterson or hapless passengers were obliged to trudge on joot, under the terrible storm, through mud, and at the risk of tumbilng cown a ravine, to escape a tratn coming trom Nenville. There were no lights to guide them; the entire route traversed was one of great hardship, aud must have been fearfully ats- ‘tressing to ladies and children, A New York merchant who was among the pas- sengers declares that he will never forget the hard- ships endured on that night. sengers were indignant would be using a mild ex- The unfortunate engineer leaves a wife Those who stood over him in his agony describe the scene as most heartrendi wiien he gasped oat his last words, “Oh, my wiie and children 9 Inspectors over all tbe | handred souls, @ poisoned atmosphere emigrants, and Tuesday night with battened hatches on the Delaware, and she isolated, was not proof From hilarity and from seemingly assured health fourteen bright-eyed per- sons were struck with the disease, and beside this record two souls evermore went into eternity. There can be no words that will point out the Magnitude of this great evil. backed by all the experience of years In administer- ing to its treatment, [cel that, thongh the beneficial influences of quarantine are apparent, they must communicabie, reviously issued io many of these joyous ‘eortbern ports of Europe Against the pestilence. ‘fo say that the pas- of War to require returns to be mi ond six children. the contagious and infectious ai ‘at posts within tte city limit vause or canses of such deat! ovenrring among trooy h the case of death, the to enforce needful ‘and sanitary ordinaces and regulations, leaves the Boare ‘on oteat the city against the ie trod ction of obalera. oF | er contagious, infectfous or pestilenttal diseases through | Adis channel, < The provimopa made for the vumediate opening of hospi: | tale and the prompt care of the st require the further action of tbe Board, 1 classes Of citizens the necessity of strict nd wronud their homes. Every posaibie Tne Health officials; teas to protect the city ARMY INTELLIGENCE, A circular to paymagters of the army has been issued by Paymaster General Brice directing that hereafter they shall issue no checks against ther oficial deposits, except in pursuance of the law and Treasury regniations, as follows:— First—To the payment of authorized vouchers, iransferring credits trom one to another paymaster in the same deposttory, ‘To draw money for the payment of troops. exchange for money when the deposit und the money needed for pres- advise what ick are comnplete, and do not | thorough ventilation, scrupulous cleanliness, and assiduous attention as to the disposal of the clothes This they know, and the treatment of the Franklin's passengers ts great proof of their knowledge of the disease; yet its nature and the lingering infectious tendency of it In the present case, though surprising, was not un- ‘source of filth ai | and effects of the sick. ould be cleaned and repeatedly disinfected; jould not be retained wnere it taints the mn, the committee state that the resoits uu establish the fact that sbolera is go little contagious, in the sense iy which smallpox and ‘scarlatina are communiy cuilet contagion Feasonabie care be taken where it is present there that the disease will # wise closely atten’ upon however large. Proper cleaniiores within and le; air, water and food un- unhealthy impurities; isolation of the ick and complete and immediate destruction of the infective mater cast ‘by the b effectual barriers against the kp The commiitee recommend the in is at a distant pot ent pubitc disbursement. in all cases @ brief statement on the face or back of the checks should show the purpose for which The foregoing Nas the concur. rence and authority by the Secretary of the Treas ury, au‘l must be striclly observed, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Commander J. W. Shirk has been Getached from service in the Navy Department and ordered as in the Hydrographic Office. has peen appointed Assistant cadicael mswho nurse or | Exyerience bas shown in years gone by, during cholera epidemics in this harbor, that vesscls may be #0 completely disinfected aslo prevent the pos- sibility of their carrying the disease of cholera; but there may exist In the garments of the passen- gers sufictent alarming is its nature. The Franklin yesterday niy cleansed and fumigated alter aged of her haman cargo as any vessel that ever re-embarked passengers. And, no doubt, her purification is complete, but the Jence broke ont anew among her passengers of hose that were discovered ina malignant ewniition are:— Laura letersep, aged 5 y Johanna Niclsen, agea #1 omes of the pet tainted by foul and thy they are issued. ¥ alaintrction, have proved e 1 ption of the following Insiduols and ‘Resolved, That the City Saujiary Inspector be directed to re‘inspection of tue tenement houses, commenuin, ely popula'ed, aud at least weekly inspec: | tiene of all emigrant and sailors’ boarding and lodging Resolved, That the Heaith eate instructions to t emigrant vessels Wo t eause are: | having been re! ith the most den Assistant Hydrograpter ii r be requested to communi: | Bs binom odicers of steamships ava Northern Europe tu regard ick wit cholera, an Surgeon in the pa SHIPPING NEWS. ‘or New Yoru-This Day, 6 48 | Moon set: | High water...eve 11 45 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURB PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER ANP DEC} |_Datination, von. f +15 Broadway. wpe brere ee ag ai those portious of ine report relating to the treats and Kemoval of garbage be 5 Fomimission; those paris rela wing of streeia ve referred to the Depart. portions relating to thy | Pathan Rosenhare ig August Schuitz, aged A hu)iz, aged 115 5 Petronilla lid, aged 4 year Peter Christian Alsen, aged 16 years. Cart Lubs, aged 72 yeara, | Fredich Holm, Bertha Bolin (1 ce) Tepait and ment of Puuite Cleawing of markets ty the Resolved, Thal, 0 the event 01 the fail reone to remove beyond the eit: Veg pon wacant tole on, Weal Yui irty-righth streets, veer the North Kiver, and upon vacant on Feat Forty 01th, linet F ben pone near the Eust River, New Vor, 1, then and im thet case that 1 rected to cause ihe remor Virty-seventb and West | aged 5 years. arye Of Frelich, not sick,) aged Inspector be, and thereo! without further dela: ‘The following are the reports of the various bureaus | for the week just past:— Sanitary Juspector reports « total of 1,080 Inapec for the week ending’ November -657 tenement houses, 15 uther ings, 23 stores and warehouses, 5? slaughter houses, 15 | erds, courts and areas ; 2 w: dwellings, 20 manu’ fat rendering establisnmen's, “ant ints, 58 cellars and basctuents, 17 emets, } market, 25 streets, gutters gery, | brewery 7 dangerous siatrwa; arie Menig, aged Frauz Kaibe, aged 27 y: Those that had died during the night are as fol- | lows, the first and second being on the Delaware and the third at the West Bank Hospital:— Christian Andrear, aged 86 years, Mathilde Petersen, aged 4 years, Ida Noetzer, aged 12 years, ages of quaranti lustrated by this choleratic in | barrier was esiablished to act Why. the probability is that to-day the Metropolitan Health district would be overrun by ihe disease, and apprehensions ex 7 Bowling Green are pecuiiariy il- + |2 Bowling Green aed ‘Broa a sanitary cordon? y re, Chy of Brussels. eae: 4 quarantine of ail ps and the absoiute destruction of our commerce, | Emigrants must come here, and inhale a poisoned atmosptiere, and thus the port of New York now stands above all others on | the globe ready to fght any malignant disease, and prenend but little danger of the ex- ra beyond quarantine. ‘The causes of the breaking out of tbe disease on the Franklin are attributable to many reasons, trunk of Infected clothing opened may have becn engera, | the traceable point, and no doubt it was, as fam! ht soll re- | have been tlius decimated, and, at times because a Ship is infected is @ reasonable cause why Mat phe- Perhaps the Niissons or ine Nids did this through their baggage on , POL this is ai) specalation. some considerable growling on “off shore’ of the Deia- “contagion; pat it is en nonsense, house thieves are Isp statement, and OUWTERNG ANT mand 42 cases of contagious diseases viait The pumber of | repurta reerved (rom alth inspectors was 200 ‘wrek 22 complaints Lave been received (rom citizen: Won wnd report ein fecting Corps They will be crowded Rave vinied 48 we vi premises w: 17 Bowling Green PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 15, 1871, cont re found, and have disinfected and fumigated 43 bo @ privy sinks, togecber wish Loading culuing, bese Icy Of smalipox moved to tbe hospital by . ows that Tl sinks aud been cleaped and disinfected by the night, mnuer permite of ub moved wements, sewers Trenta, Permits hi CLEARED, nahin Henry Channoey, Gray, Aspinwall via Kingston, Buchanan, Syoney, C4—Internation- a Lunmnhip Weyboeset, Bolger, New Orieans—C 1 Mallory r nbip Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk—Old Dominion ip Norwieh, Hines, Salem.—Murray, F Reryent, White, Sap Francisco one Sverpool--Samuel Tho Boy. & Hincken, Lelinn, Havre—-Show & Burgess, neon, New Orieans—R Hi Drummond & 0. on™ Brothers, Long, Gibraitar—Ssonneborn, Dreyfus & Bark Annie Ada (Br), Moore, Sehn'ta, Russell, Aa te Zistionen, Dow, ra (NG), Haben, Yerig Morning Li Arig Excelsior ¢ sy Were reverred to the proper depart. teen grated (0 21 vease'n to discharge (; | BOMeLON Js Observed, hers from the Health Oiicer of easgnet op roucl following is tbe comparative staterment Slovember Fand 11, 19712 November 0 a! Coal and Raliway 0 for the (wo wee: There has heen | Staten Isiand as to It Was the old ery 0 nonsense and always has ronpers and boardsn, Hon of tins Wilt. 4. Noember i. Sbip Tyro (Br) Baker, Bremen — Ship Jemeore (Pr. Ehip Caaitda, Re hi | death of stupidity, cang: | they would hold “andignation mee is hard to ogy cry and thougnt HDgs.” A shadow and, recoguiving this fact, the | although the idea of contagion to anders Was Lonsensical and amounted to | "4, has sent the Delaware towards Sandy Hook. bi iUIs of note to observe that because of the supe |B: ror treatment iu vogue at the West Bank Husplial | the children beret of parents are seni there. They thus obtain beter nursing thana ship can af } ford, oteutimes, when 1 @y ue. (here ave health. regtoratioy ply jie Bmallpox. et ‘The Register of Kecords re; we past week there were rexisiered 413 deaths, bein; 91 nine over the previous week, and nine jess than for ihe Lymouic iseases produced -| constitutional, 116; local, 167; developmental, 24, | VIOLENT Cau: B The fatal cases of lation from 14 to 19. ing week of 187, Bilboa—Boyd & Hincken. nwall—® L Merchant & Oo, do Sul-Oelrichs & LW & P Armstrong. om (Bermuda) Mee t, Di), Demarara— » Mayer, Hamiito would Snere | Poly Pogweulia (Mex), Yroaguets, Carpeachy aud Uaguay- SchrTS McLelian, Farr, Barbados—Henry ‘Trowbridgt's ech BI Went sgh Plone te, Mir, Meeeee and Farreboro—D R by ‘Menawa, Dissosway, Baltimore Rosny | Ball & Co, Boston— REPT Gusae Hancock, New Haven—C It Low. Sobr Evel fora, ourhela, Hobbie, Stamtora, oes wie: Rane Wileox, Aeeamer Aum slian, Richards, Philadelpsta, ‘Steamer 1 © Biddle, McCue, Philade!phia. ARRIVALS. RETORTED BY THB HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Cuba (Br), Moodie, Liverpool Nov4, via Queens town bin, with mdse and to wg pom ge 4 Hiad strong bead winds aud heavy seas part of the ‘passage; et ee ion pee asted steamer, bound E ; 13th, lat43 30, lon 62 16, a German steam- \rragon (Br), Western, Bristol, E, Oct 2%, with m amsengers tg B Morgan's Sona, Experieuced strong westerly gales 1 passage. Ocean Jones, Aspinwall Nov 3, via Kinston, 7th, wih trosbert ‘mdse ani passengers, to the Pacific Mail ‘tp Co. ‘Steamsh ore, Fernandina Nov 1). with mdse nea Hand. find strong head. winds Sehr Nellie nd M, saw achr J Ponder Jr, bound 8. Nov 7, 60 Posie. | Pan Li ton of a passed a por- ce Steamship Hunteville, Crowell, Savannah Nov 12, with Passengers, to'R Lowden. Passed abrig ashore on Kone Henn rneaasomeecanty mins" oh oe go ey Famer,” Bavannan’ Nov 11, with mdse and passengers. to 1801 ‘Steamsnip Saratoga, Couch, Richmond, Uity Point, and Norfolk, mia iss and passengers, 10 the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Nir Lancelot (Br), Edmunds, Foochow, 121 davs, with tent Howland © Arpiiwall, Hed strong SW gales down ‘China ‘Sea; lost end spilt salle; parsed Angier Sept 1; Wrar of the Cave of Good Hone 9 dara with heary XW gales; lost a whole suit 8s Cape i mator Oct 19, m lon 80; since passing the Cape of Good Hope had fino weather to the Equator, from thence varite ble weather, 1 of India (Br), Johnson, Caleutte and_ Sand eis Foe taut encanto Peabody: Willis & Co. Passed the Cape of Good Hope Sept 14, St Helena 2, crossed the Fruator Oct 12 in. fon 31, had variable wenther, Sept 25, lat 23.08, lon 2 lv E, spoke Janet Court, from Calcutta for New York; 2h, lat 15H Shion 4 O€W: ship Erato (ir) from Calouita for New York. The P of I is anchored on the (Rus), Padang, 99 with coffee, to Brow, Basbelt the Gave of Good Hope Sept 11, bt Helen, rossed the Equator Oct 4, in Jong 83; had fine weather tc as heen 10 days north of that point with’ strong NW winds. The R is ancuored on the bar, ‘Bark Alexander (Br), Rowland, Mal: Ad days, to Alexander Davidson. Passed Gibraltar . Si Croix, 14 .days, with sugar and aa ee teed 2 On 1th tne noe a here brig ashore ot Squan Keach. The CIs anchored on the bar. Bark Rachel, Norton, Philadelphia 5 days, for Portland, th inst, at 9 AM, Barnegat 1g west, dis- Te Seaton fel in with, a wining the captain and Nark Henry P Lora (of Tarpswell, Me), Pink- freW tom Philade:pula for Portland, com lades, whvob tu had left on her beainendsand in a sinking condition ; tool them on board and brought them to Sandy Hook, where | Stearatinesd them, with the exception of th sf to this city. ~YaraLiapt Wm Smith, wh would procen’ to Portland ia we*{ued on th chel requmed Per rorane., ton Pte Ghe Ra Bri oti, kta GG), Babes, jeesite: 53. 20 day mar to Master, Experienced sirong varia! entire nastare ‘Tho B AE Ie anchored one ar bors rig Mattano, Jarvi ari 218 z tod Vonativia & Co; vessel to" maser, “Tae Lea ae y north of Hatteras with strong NW winds, The M Is anchored on the bar, Erig MB Russoll (of Portland), York, Guantanama 32 days, with sugar, to J M Cabellos—vessel to Tbompron & Bunter, Ha een 14 days north of Hatter NW gales, ‘The M B Russel is anchored. on ihe bane: ee? Galveston, 20 cays, with cotton to to Miller & Houghton. Ie enced rough weather. Oct 29, no lat, &c, spoke bark Brie oa veston for Liverpool. The @ WC is anchored on the bar. Schr Marguerite (Fr), Olivier, St Plerre, Mi: rt, with sugar,toH A Suan & Son. Had strong ON BaNw 1s the entire passi as been 7 days north of Hatteras, ‘ashington, NO, naval stores, to Tho! jolmes. m oe in ‘ni & Imes. Schr Ernst & Marie (Hay), Gorman, St Marc, 20 days, wil coffee and logwood, to C-A Van BotKelin. lise bese td Savy north of Hateras with strong northerly. win chr Jonas Sn! ouglas, on, 6 a: - 1 May Morn, Babb, Goorgetown, SC, 4 pg eagle r Luola Murchison, Jo Imington, with naval stores fo E'S Powell? V™nstom NO, 6 dare, Schr Jullus Webb, Cranmer, Virginia. The steamship Silesia, Irom Hamburg, bas 781 passengera; reports first part of pasaage had wenterly winds ahd’ fue Yreather, Inter part strong und changeable winds; Nov, iat 49 26, lon 42 23, passed an Inman steamer, bonnd E; 13th, lat 4 14, lon 6419, a Bremen steamer, do; same day, lat 4 20, Jon 638 bark’ Jane & Flirabeth (Bn, bound F:¥4th, 20 miles E of Montauk Point, achr Gov sdwin, with loss’ of main- The bark Jane Sprott, arrived 14th, reports speaking the following verwels:—July 14, iat 1417S Non 745 E ship vane Hine (Br), from Calcutta for Liverpool ; 26th, lat 96 01 8, lon 67 07 E, bark Ben & Alex (Br), trom ingoon for Fal- mouth; Aug 4, lat 35 448, lon 2007 k. ship Magnet (Br), from Calcutta for London ; 25th, lat 35.16 8, Jon 19: S, bark John Christian (Dutch), from Manila tor Liverpool 720th, tat 85 10 8, lon 17 8, ahip “Burcas” (Br), from Calcutta for do; 8vth, Tat 24.095, lon 1595 E, ship Forwar! Ho (Br), from Shan- ghae for London; Sept 2, lat Z1 29, lon 13 43 ship Sir J Mongol cit) arm Mabey co, Laveznoal; Sst oH rt tly ‘agdun 2 16 Tax 16 56 8, lon 452 W, bi Batavia te Hampurg ; same time, London, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND souTa. Steamship Dirigo, Johnaon, Vortiand (or New York, with mise and passengers to J F Ames, hy Uumming Bird, Knight, St John, NB, for New York, er to master, Scbr Jackin, Kane, Lileworth for Rondout, with lumber to master. SebrGen Howard, Johnson, Gardiner for New York, with og rs seal Rov vi 4H, Schr Frank Jomeson, Robinson, Vineyard Haven tor N York, tone to Bridge Co. is i Xclir Sea Foam. Pennington, Fall River for New York, in ballast, to Tl W Lond & ht Westmorciand, Ries, Providence for Philadelphia. Schr Nathi Hlolines, Norturap, Providence for New York, Schr Wm 0 Irish, Tyrrell, Vrovideuce for Now York. M Bayios, Arnold, Provilence for New York. Cobleigh; Providence for New York. , Providence tor New York. Schr North Pacitic, Baton, Providence for New York, Schr Wm Farren, Lindsay, Providence for New York. Schr Mary Johnson, Phinney, New Haven (or New York, Schr A @ Lawaon, Fitzpatrick, New Maven for Croton, Schr E M Smith, Crowell, Harwich for New York. Sebr 7 A Paine, Noyes, Eastport tor New York. Schr © H Macomber, Higgina, New Maven for New Yors. Sehr E B Wharton, Bonsall, Brookhaven fur New York. Sehr Spray, McCarthy, Middletown for Trenton. Schr Samuel Crocker, Thrasher. Provi'leace tor New York, Sehr Jacob Kienzle, Newman, Lanesvilie for Philadelphia, Schr Saran Elizabeth, Kelly, Hrovidence for New York, W Knight, Rlakeny, Salera for Phlladelphie, Schr Ruth Halsey, Smith, Providence for New York, Schr R Anderson, Nostrand, New Haven for New York, Schr A G Lawson, ——, Providence for Haverstraw. Schr James H Moore. Nickerson, Boston for New York. Sehr Galota, Lovell, Providence for New York. Bel tokea, Providenco tor New York. ch jenve for Port Johnson, ce for New York, Vrovidence for New Yors, with BOUND BAST. Steamship Norwich. Hines, New York for Salem, Brig Domtuion (Br), White, New York for Maitland, NS, Brig Whittaker, Cotton, New York for Portland, Brig Veter Roberts (Br), Hunter, New York for Went worth, NS. Schr White Foam, Barker, Pbiladelpbia for Boston, Schr Wild Pigeon, Chase, Georgetown for Boston. Scbr AG Paice, Daly, Philadelpnia tor Salem. Schr Owen I Strmda, Bennett, Philadelphia tor Calate, ‘ur Mary, flolloweil. Noboken for Kast Cambridge. hr Alice, Young. New York tor Roston, annie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Hizabethport for Racket, Elizabetbport for Providenoe, ing, Boardman, Ellzabethport for Frank- Achr Maracaibo, Henley, Elizabetbport for Providenee, Schr Lewin Walsh, Kelly, Hoboken for Norwich, Sehr Cloud, Shropshire, ‘Trenton for Norwich. Schr James S Watson, Howes, Philadelphia for Provi- dence. Schr JH Perry, Kelly, Philadelphia for New Redford. Schr Henry Gihs, Chase, New York for New Redford, Schr © 4 Atwood, Norris, Philadelphia for Boston, gQGh? Oliver Ames, Abvatl, Georzetown, DC, for Provi jenee, Schr W B Darling, Smith, Elizabetbport for Providen Selir Bay State, Seabury, New York tor Bonion ene Schr Oliver Perry, Nurph; Sebr Eva Belle, Schr Wm Do: iv. New York for Glen Cove, Pee Bacetphee for Froudgngs, ‘ cine vat yOUUADN LOT WOEDY. Scnr Franklin Beli, Brewster, Port Joinson for Boston, Schr Ann § Brown, Crowell, Philadeiphta for Boston. Schr Nathaniel Chifford, Shute, Eady vitie for Boston. Sebr § V W Simmons, Williams, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr Fila Amsden, Smith, Philadelphia for Providence. Schr Maggie P Smith, Grace, Georgetown, Dv, for Paw- jacket, Sehr A L Lockword, 8t John, Philadelphia for Salem, Kebr Black Diamond, Lymab. fbiladelphia for Fall River. Sehr Sallie B, Bateman, Philadelphia for Boston, rown, Philadelphia for Boston. Sob Onsper n, Bromo, ‘ork for New Haren, Sel.r James K Lawrence, Torrey, New York for Si Johns, F. Sehr Portland, Horsey, New York for Halifax. Schy Welcoms Home’ (Br), Brison, New York for Wind- NS, hehe Susan Stetson, Yates, Putecetyhte, for Boston, Sebr LH Smith, Heath, New York for Pengor, Schr Chauncey §t youn, Hammond, Hoboken for Bridge, ort, ” Schr Alida, Knowles, Eilzabethport for Providence. Sebr Enugeuo, Hal, Philadelphia for Provincetown. Scbr Natad Queon, Chase, Patladelphia for Providence, Schr Jasper Lawton, Bunce, New York for Taunton. Senr Sailie Burton, Palmer, New York for Sti fora, Sehr Evergreen, Tufts, New York for 8t Jobn, NB. Schr Onruat. Het Port Johnson for Portiand, Sebr Red Wing, Davis, New York for Noank. Fitzgeraia, Hoboken for Boston. ond, Latham, Port Johnson for Norwich. Keon, Nnith, Ebiabeihport for Pawinieke Sebr Thomas Jefferson, Bloxom, Ellzabetbport for ford, “Bubr Jacob Lorillard, Marsden, Elizabethport for Bridge- rt. Chase, Hoboken for Providence. jelpbia for New Haven, z igelon, New York for Bangor. New York Tor Portland. Etzahotnport for Providenes , Sioctm, Pailadelphia for ford, Scbr Orozimbo, Wood, Elizabethport for Boston, Behr Jaybird, Glare, New York for 8t John, NB. Sehr Charleston, Brown, Elizabethport for Providence: Steamer Ospray, Kenny, New York for Bristol, RI. Steamer Delaware, Crocker, New York for New Haven, SAILED. Bteamabips Sidonian, Glasgow ; Mima Thomas, mzeminn, Java, and City of Bristol, Liverpool; Henry Chauncey, As- pinwall via Kingston, Ja; Weybosset, New Orleans; Wya- Boke, Norfolk. sm The following vessels returned and anchored in the lower a quence of the © and rain storm of Tuesday per te Gute earib, for Sau Francisco; orige TA Darrell tor Montevideo: Ruel, for Point-a-Pitre. Wind at sunset NW, (reab. Mariae Disasters. Daring the SE gale of Tuesday night the North River steamboats Armenia and Jaz W Boldwin, while on thelr way tu this city, lost a emoxkestack each, by having them biown overboard, Ban® Lenay P Lomp~(aviaia & J Pinicham, of the bark Henry P Lord, of Harpswell, foundered at rea, makes was struck by a sudden squall, throwing the vossel on her beam enda; the cargo between decks shifting at the same time, left her ina helpless condition. After vain efforts to right her took to the boats, and in thirty minutes she went down stern frst, At9AM were fallen in with by the bark Rachel, Captain Norton, from Philadelpnia for Portland, who Kindly took us all on voard, and transferred the crew on board steamtug Edgar Baxter, Captain Wm Smith, off Sandy Hook, who brougat them to this city, We saved nothing but what we stood in, (The HP Lord was builtat Brunswick, Me, in 1°64, was 825 tons burden, and was owned by C P In- graham and others, at Portland, Me, and Captain Piukham. ‘There was no insurance on the vessel.) Grent Britain, which pnt into Halifax in distress, was dis- charging her fat Dartmonth, 10h and other artio’ ant weather until the 19th, when a severe hurricane was ex- the ship John Patten hove in sight and took Captain Gam: mage sad bia crew, eight in mn the wreck and brought them to Savannah, as before reported. New Orleans for Providence, is ash: ‘The Coast Wrecking Company has despatched their steamer A Winants to her assistance. . fiats at Provic alongside the whar! night of 11th inst by steamtug Champion. recistered hailed from Bath, | from Phitadelpt NEW YORK HERALD.” THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET, | EARTHQUAKE. Severe Shocks of Earthquake at Sca and in Central America. weet Arrived at Fatmouth Oct 9, schr JM Morales, New York. Livenroor, Nov 3—Arrit 3 _Spermatie, Weamer, Wil- the following statement regarding the loss om Tosck pingions bli Abyasioia), tars, New Yoru; 1. 8 Seed, Sailed trom Philadelphia Nov 8, laden with 1 | _ Balled Gale, Orleans; Hamilton Fish, bound to Portland, Me. Had fair and pleasant weather untit | ,Seled Nei Yoru aia tere ‘cleared ad); the morning of the Ith, when it commenced blowing s gale oer ag >i non; Atala Risary, ©: a from NW. At6 AM that day, when 39 miles E of Barnegat, Pan ween Lorensen, do; Queen of the Clydey , for Cardenas; Omoa, Mc- olils, and Moneta, ladelphia; Hvi- ‘New Orleans; Om eM ahah te Femi ba and Arbitrator, Irwin, Savannah} Cartie Park, Park, et vana. LOXDON, Nov 2—Cleared, Vi ie cop dy sere ea aa zon em Yor Guineve ‘Dunn, New York. nad iladespaia; Bdy, rm sailed, nero, Massa, Ni "7 NDONDERRY, Oct 81~Arnived, E Cy he ne New York. ‘The reported arrival here on the 26th ult of the Kuropas Bisset, from New Yor, was erronoous. LAGEAUNN, OG 26--Arnived, Holden, Hansen, New York it TOF IguON, Oct 26—Sallo, barks Helena, Potter, and Megun- 40 of pitch pine in a boom at Canal Cove, {{cook, Hemingway, Boston; 27th, MeoUillvery,’ Fields, Now and will go on the alip for repatra, ork. Geb stAnaved, Oumllle, Gai 5 Bark M UTLYARD (Lr), Lovett, at Charleston 1th inet | 4 MAUEA, Deb Avro la, Gil, Taganrog (and Surp KOoRTA Moonta (Br), from Branewick, Ga, for from Boston, ‘Sth, inst. about 6 P M, was b led by A, Oct 29—Artived, brig Abbie © Titcomb, Hall, a boat from ine Frying Pan’ Lightship, which re that | gHALAoa, ‘i the captain and two men had left the lightship In a boat 37 | WOR rs wourm, Nov1—Put in, Maid of Orleans, Houston, days before to pi 4 to land, and it was supposed they Philadelphia (or Antwerp. in distress. had been lost, as nothing had been heard from them, and no j fin EhmOrN Oe Ao tne Start, Guardian, Walle, from communication had with the shore. New Orleans for Havre ; 8 Goudey, trom Antwerp for Philadelphia, BakK Tirro Sain (Br), Soceiher with the sails, ‘PAG&AROEANG, Sept 9--Arrived, Western Chief, Hill, Bin- ‘sived, were The bull brongit #1080, and some of the sails re: aha ta Prices. 469 remal by 15--Satled; Pudsey Dawacn, Cole, San fora pad \ Pega tames per pnoioutsan ‘put into Manila in distress). 2 erg BRIG JOUN JRFPReY, Gammaze. left Barbadoes onthe | | PERYAMNCCO, Oct 10—Arrived, brig Jaboatao (Braz), 4th of October for St Johns, NF, with molasses, Hind vieas- | pret New YOrk. 4 oy 9 stoamship Sacramento, perten hich the vessel was dismasied and rudder | from San Francisco. Francisco, Fernoo. Khe gate having, aketet the wrest was denne and | gated "Oct #7, sitamahtp Montans, for San Frances fie ema er om cone Or teowearen por, On bod | a CNey Vara” pin through Eiverposl (sed prociose D " t, when the vess e ent ul ol (and proc: e ani ‘Orifted about the ocean until ‘the 34 ‘of November, When | France (#), Grace, New York for jesepont se Ree new: ROTTERDAM, Nov 1--Cleared, C & fork. UTE, » Nov 15—Arrived, steamsbiys Hermann, Relemama, New’ Fork for Bremen} Baltimore, Fisher, Bal> bot 5 SRW ESEMURUR, OGh Meare. Sgottish Bride, Getzler, imington ; AU 4 Warped wone, Oct ‘26 Cleared, Ksratatningen, Jensen, Phil adelphia. : , Sept 17—Arrived, Nesutan, Sehibye, Hol vied Pa Tae lated ‘been “reported in port Sept 2 for Nod yotzere, Oct 30—Arrived, Ayuena (2), Ross, New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 14—Arrived, schr Carrio Heyer, Boe number, from BRIG CAROLINE GRAY (of Rockland), Thorndike, from ore at Morriches, L I, Bug Frontier, bry om before renorted sunk on. t dence, was 8 lightered, pumped ont and placed Hook, Bric E C Swett, bofore reported sunk SE of Sanit; aa ae cues en Day at Arrowsic, Me, in Ul ee BRIG ASHORE.—A lumber laden bet {s ashore at Wreck Pond Iniet, N J, name unknown. ‘The Coast Wrecking Com- | ton, Ss gd pany have sent’ the steamer Lackawanna to her assistance. Salted sche J A Doverout, Boston. avers, Aloxandnia Sour TE Feenont, Donzhty, trom Washington, NC, for | BORTON) Nov li rived Rant Tati, Bake, Balthnore Philadelphia, went on Winter fu ter Shoais on the morn; | Vai West Dennis, Crowe) aoe eo a a Devine Main ing of 10th inst, during a SE gale, and will prare ® total Feeney sont Minnlo Reppiier, Conno D May, loss. Crew saved. A portion of her cargo will be saved, (ey ner a neeler, Corson; f Q°G Wishart, Mason; Mor Sonn Gov Goowin, from Portamouth. NI, for Balt | {o04' Hearse; Jamies Saitertbwaile, Kenny; Searaville, moro, put ato Newport {4th ins, baving carried away main- | Cyace: Lugano, Siecle, and James Maruin, Haker, Philadel: mast on Nantucket Shoals 14th inst. iia; Lucy Lee, Lee, Elizabethport | Cal mee tarts SonrJ &C Mrmntrr capsizei off Barnegat on Saturday Ingrah: Eddyville, N ; ay airie chase, am, Soleman, Maiden, N'Y; Annie E Gl i--Stewmer Binckstone, Howes, Baltimore via Nor- te airy Winfield Scott (Br), Ing. Capt Booye, of Somer’s Point, and four men have ot beet since Fora. (The above appeared yesterday under head of Foreign Ports.) STEAMER IDA AUGUSTA, in going ont of Newport harbor que Wintel Sa Oe, SP Gana bee on Monday afternoon, ran’ on to Wash owl, just below hia; WF Green, Kilby, Norfolk, de; (7H Moller, Castle Hilf, and sulil remained on Tuesday morning, Assist. | Poienelpiins oti h ance has gone to her, and she will provably come < high | Pe eh—Wind Eto ESB, ateamahip pTrtpot, ships C H Soule WANE, RAR PED EES Same se ue a a 4 Ci 3 jabob, J. bat re! CROUAaA ven, Nov The Minnie Campbel', from Green- | Snchore] ta Roads. Brig Louisa aleo returned to Roade ock for Boston, which put in here leaky, 16 awaiting a tug to tow her to Queenstiowas aes LrvEenroor, Nov $—The Stel chooner, of St. Jobn’s, NR cArrived, brig Lindsey, from Baltimore. No tharing por , Novemoer 14 Arrived, steamer George A : ian which arrived at Granton from ‘w York, Nov 1, reports : Baving encountered heavy gales ia the Atlantic, cataine tho D1 Ga bes apy vessel to atrain and leak to a great extent; a large portion of aebrs Bookout, Howes, Rondont; Welen, Perry. New York { the cargo indian corn) had {6 be ducharged at Queeasiown | achra Bookou i, imei New Haney Cintiey Wooker Lonpon, Nov 15—The steamer City of Brooklyn, while | Wavlaey, da; Hate Monet, tote ay; Louis F Smithy Clea Wood, Providence. ied—Bark Paiadin, Rio Janeiro, SAIS, Nov Io—Artived, schre Silver Bell, Bailey, and Luola, Newton, New York. roeeeding Wp the Mersey, ran iuto and musk the steamer ida, from Rotterdam. An oilicer of tho latter vessel was drowned. All the rest of the crew were saved. No damage to the city of Brooklyn is reported. Lovpoxpanny, Nov 3—The ship Mannah Morris, from CHARLESTON, Nov lA dark Hrothers. (Br), New York for this port, was spoken 15 miles NW of To} Jeakins, Yarmouth, NS; schr Mary Gilebri: tant. by the Towa trom York, with foremast, maintoo: | ~“thih—& 1p Manhattan, Woodhull, New rived, oO mast anil bowsprit g bulwarxs carried away. Tug- | York; bark boats bave gone to her assistance; expected here to-mor- | Sailed--Steamshl; jee arrived at Londonderry.) New York; barka ne; brig Lewie b i 8c NP; Lity, aodG B rk’; Kequi SSFERNANDINA, Nov 7—Arrived, brig Maria Wheeler, ‘Wheeler. New York. ‘ 5 Ms George 8 Bradley. New York. GORTRESS WONKOE® ‘Nov 1b—Pansed in, task Roberty from Cardiff; brize Magdalen, Arecibo; Anota, Hull, K5 101 row. PonrteMouTi, Nov 1—The Maid of Orleans, Houston, from Philadelphia for Antwerp, put in here yesterday with f bulwark and making m: ater, but will proceed asthe weather has mode: ; To's RIVER, NJ, Nov 13—The Mary Bint, from Great Beg Harbor, capmzéd on the Mth oi Baraegat; crew all oon Baves james, Halifax; Ty Havana. Miscellaneous, “pated out ware Voluniocr, from Norfolk for Margeities, Purser W A Smith, of the steamship Ocean Queen, from | ,.fALL RIVER, Nov 6 -Ariveds sen dearyetown, Dest Aspinwall and Kingston, Ja, will please accept our thanks | “SA LVESTON, av 6 Arrived, ‘orte Yoie, Anderson, Bow 5 Irie + lenperz, Kremen. foe favors. GLOUCESTER, (Nov lt—alrivea, ache Flora A Sawyer, © D Webb, Esq, the obliging purser of the steamship Ash- Jand, from Fernandina, bas our thanks for his nttentions. We are indebted to Purser Henry Smith, of the steamship Huntsville, from Savannah, tor courtesies, Weare indebted to Purser J C Webb, of the steamship Magnolia, from Savannah, for favors. i SMOwA New 'W6.-Cleared ship Progress, Young, Livers ; by LD Stover, Pierce, Put PO gTIC, OL Nov lé—ateived, ‘sloop Commerce, Tyler, ANS, Nov. 10—Arrivad ships Advance (Br 1; Success, Chase, Hartiepool; bari PPiciner, Bio Janeiro.” Below, coming apj Flensbt ig iy Piet Captain WmSmith and Engineer Barrett, of the ateamiag | bark Geo Penbouy (Hr, Hilton, trom Ararotsan. accep F court ‘Cleare!—Steamahip Frankfurt (NG) Barre, B via gi ia mah nat Salads mgrcige 2 gy aad ‘and Sontharapton; ship La Louisiane ( vre} Lavncuxp—At Mystic, Ct, (4th inst, from the yard of J | park Jeunie Cubby Packard, Vrovidence; schra of clipper baiit pilot boat, built for Capt Samuel Graves, Ruatan Is'and; Lizzie Batchelder, Boglieh, Pensa n, of Brunswick, Ga, nained the A T Dodge. Ravan wrord, d 2. from she gard of Tesne. Dunoin Sanusaeeat asm, Nov i0—Sailed, steamship Cans W wasted achr Addie G Bryant 1.64 tons later, pole N Fraaklin, ” inteer built, thoromgity seaadned and at tee best Rov Ib- Arrived, sieamahiyg George B, Coton, materials, She is now loading at Brewer lumber for | Chadwick; Iatteras, Lawrence, and Wyanoke, Bourne, Rew York. own; sobre Tite Notice te Mariners. ‘The Crook Buoy, on the west side of the cb: dence harbor, las been missing for several of the buoys in Seekonk Channel are also missing. Whalemen. Sanne Uarks Coral, Potter; Live Oak, Beck- ler: James’ Maury, Smith; and ebip OR eh ar, Nov 1: PM—Arrived, ing—no report of oll, R 13, PM Arey SNR 16 months ont, touched at | ovvins, Portamouth Nu, for virgins 3 brit, own, Cnase, Geor mouse, Heneren, Newport; John Griaiu, “Ames, ‘and Hallie MURR Ginn, New York o Schr Wampoa, u be Sallod—Tark Volunteer, Maretia; echr SW Buanei, New YNEWRURYPORT, Nov 18—Arrived, achre Anna Amade jelphia; Emma D Finuey, Mcyuillen, Geor, achrs non Brigeng Robert Pottin, Uiliny Harwich Foster, Kelly, Dennis tor New Yorks reported 500 bols Haho kiaud tor do; rol Katzbt, Gladdi Whalers were at itorotonga Sent | fens, Bisho o Fall River for do. ? Almon Bacon, Rowell, talith, AM-c Arrived, aches North Pacife, Faton, Providence for Ellzabethport; Kate Grant, Grant, Bungor Tor do; Jed~ die, Tamer, Lubec for New York; Jas’ Hl Triop, Nickerson, k for Cl Re omward bonad vessels are mostly golvr our this AM, ie ng Al 1:—James Maury, im 100 bbls this season; Nay Jeon, Fuller, with ‘two whales alongside when spoken; Live Onk, Beckerman, had taxen several whales singe leavin, port; Sea Ranger, with 63 tons sp since leaving: bark vert Towne, of Syiney, had taken nothing slaes im avin, k 7 port: bas a D was cruising off Norfolk Islan, ‘easterly bi with nothing since last report. Bark Albion, of aucklaua, | “Ways (erm gasterly Wweee. sad, Coney, Boston for jute an American whaler, sailed Aug 31 to cruise for sperm. | New (rieans; schrs Magcie Mulvey, Allen, do for St Marys$ ‘The bark Midas, of NB. at Honolla from Arctic Goean, | Dictaintiarwion tor vireinst. Charles W. Remtley, Kelly, reporte—Sailed (rom Honolulu, Dec 2 1870, and ernised to izat lew ford; Addie Stinson, Btinsong the westward, taking 185 bbls sperm oil, March 6th, touched | New York tor Betlvile: do for Vinathavon.’ at Guam tor recruits; thence to Yokobama; in lat 38 N, 140 E, experienced a heary gale trom the Si, {n. which the main at Yo Fic Bt Job for New York ; schra Var fae Batter, Portishd for do? pe Bath for do; Ra ard was sprung, &c. Arrived kohama April 18 a nk M Freeman, Provincetown for do’ Ealea ‘prt Bing bad weather thence to the ices in lat Fete, ie tevord for do; Gov Goodwin, Portamouth, 5 . a NH, for Baltimore. ® few whales in the ico, Passed ing, Wile Straits, June 90, and’ took the frat NORWICH, Nov 18—Arrived, schr Maria Fleming, Wil tama, on, iled—Sebr Ovean Wave, Bryam, Philadelphia. Pieces 13—Artt echr Charies Carroll, 8. Rondont. Yankee Hoy, Hugh« NEW HAVEN, Nov l4—Sailed, echra aac con Bate and the reat ee titg eah aae Sate egae fr ships clear or aban- doned them, Sept 14, got them on board, havin; 169 u 3 jon; @ F Brown, sailed in coinpany wiilt the barks Arctic, Progress, Lazuim, | f°fiattitatn ae Vork: wedp Avclio; Van Wager, do, ship Europa and, bark Chanoe, arriving in Plover Bay Se 1in—Arrives, bark Demetra, Rose, |New York ; schra 24. Balled Sept 26, paced throuzh 172 passage Oct 3. Mow | Reading RE NO4S, Baldwin; Reading RR No #, Reed, an erate wi Ter, Coming through watt reaching the isl- | Charme Siarr, New YOrk. anda. 135 sp, 460 wh and 5,000 ibs bone, PHITADELPHIA, Nov 14—Arrived, sohra Hlecta Paile: THR DISASTER 10 WHALERS IN THE ARoTIC Sea —The | Smith, Boston} Benj Gartside, Stanford, Bosteay @ Wm! N dford Mer-ury gives the following list of the names | dieton, Hand, Hortford. Cleared. mship Pioneer, Wakely, New Orleans; #h wn Prince (Hr); Moran, Cork for orders; bark N jneen (Br), Doilar. Ant Yeston of the abandoned ships. and the amount sf oll each taken ap to the time they were lost, and as they iny int eemee tion along the if Gay Heaa, and land :—Coneord! bbls do; Georgia, 80) do; 350 do; J D Thompson, Emily Morgan, 156 do for % lar. lwerp ; schra Maggio Cain Heal, Gal- Orble, Baker, Howton} Henrietta; Mealinde Central Ameri etm 660 bbls whale; John Weils, 800 do: tap on, 2tb eperen Phampior Sem tthe RE wae Sel > ree : 400 do; Reindeer, 810 do; Seneca, 450 ‘dot Fanny. B00, to Rol Boston; J MI Charlesiown: W Hoardman, Ballard, MK Rew yore yey » Hope hrigeport, ‘ches jew ; hn port; Emery, Clayton, Boston; Wave a ria, Boston: 3 6 Howland, 50) do; Monticello, 270 ? | Garrison, Smith, do; A Wool ing, Chelsea; RS Mul Carlelta, 76) 0; Pate, 100.40; ‘Kohola, 15000; Eugenia, 296 | Steelman, Sater, en PpRY hy ; #p und 200 do; Awashonks, clean: Thos Dick. | LEWES, Dely Nov 14—The barks and brige of yoaterda: inerva, 130 do; Williain Roteh, 260 do; Marg, | Went up last night, ‘The ship off the Sheers last night io; Roman, 660 do; Comet, 8 do. The vessels aa remains, In tl rbor the brig Porteus and about Progress, Bi d9% ‘Danior Wotan ae eee RE | Teen be Tats Cute “8 los ni ) dos 0 do egpa 350 do; Chanosy 25) ep cna. Sab dee Since, tap b, Novi2—Satied, beige Ciara M Goosrieh, ai op and 430 do, Carat Ai bark Saga, Garvin, Cardif. ee PAWTUCKNT. Nov dulled, ochre W_ 1 toctore) Ship Titan, Berry, from New York for San Francisco, Sept 7, of Cape Horn, Ship Joka Brece, Morse, from Liverpoo! for Callao, Sept 19, Jat 11_N, lon 24, Bark Waverley (Br), Grifths, from Liverpoo! for Kew OBrigk Thurlow, Wing tron Cardult for ri jurlow, te, from Cardi date, Sa milew west of the Lizeeds ke tinedes shld meine Barton, from Havana for Baltimore, Nov 9, 65 oston bar. Teaving, and hed three dowa when spoken, n™'t cK after and Antbony Barton, Johoavn, New York. ENCE, Now laine echra Josiah Mar | SRO Pat Ww bany; Eifza'J Raynor, Huteblnson, Kizabetbport Heady, do; J i Yeung, Barrett, dos Benjan! Chase, igbtingate, Beebe, Port Johnson; Carter, do; Ira Bilss, ‘Mudson, Newburg; te Z » dout; D © Foster, Pedrick, 10; Mai “a's, Wop une mo Hanis. ae 3p onlay Datirak 305 kanes Parnas, Hoe WERr, Now 1—Arrivi , ea; Ellen jaxthr, rf a 4 Beny Younss Flynn, Philadel: | Fe ee woods Oyster Way | Ch: mua rag Ys Jou W608, saris, ClepredcoBrig Whittaker, Cotlor, New York. dailed—Brig Veorma Swan, New York, to J Meroe?, Tribble, Philadelphia atton; Cabloet, Wilson; Ann Amelia, Allene pe New ¥ conan New Fores bris Fela Halsey, and Breeze, Nelson. New YAN FRANCISCO, Nov ?—Cleared, ship Charmer, Lucag BS ninled ng Meetgion, Macher, Mazatlan; bark Jobe ork for Havre, cit lah—Arrived, lenmihip’ Montgomery, Pairolotb, New u BATHURST, Oct 17—Arriv ‘ark, CARDIFF, Nov 1—rnt out, El Cleared—Steamahip Virgo, Bulkley, New York eee iso arrived, 80 date, Ada B Qution, Whitney, i arm, Bept ae by, Fomtenaye, Tein fd et ork, SS eorene & « - MIKOPINWALI, Oct 35—Arrived, schr Gen Gonkor, Part. ge, Baltimore: 28), orige Euith (Br), Almerda, do’: 18% Powering, Torrey, Rew Yorks 04, J B Brow, Lbwake RS Bahngrey cating essay ete NC" “Ee oberta, and Isaac Bell es beim ark Now York, libs, lamaton frags, | Bocont seure Pratenas Bannow, Nov 2—Sailed, Sea King, Edwards, New York ;, ins0n, Tallmore, Savannah. fAVRW, Oct G0 Arrived, Astronom, Klonper, Ni Nore; iat, Rhea, Meyer, do; Nov b Helene, ‘Raachen, Baile ton; acbra Nickerson; and Cinderela CRorsravt, Oct 2 led, @ Read (Br), Stover, Havre; brigs Moses Da; 4P Wheeler, Harris, Elsinore: 2h. rien; Exto, Sears, Bosta ts aes, Oct 28—Arrived, Helen:G rie ee btn ‘Arrived, "steam ship San Salvador, Nickerson, New y by Arrived, Helen: st York. hb, Kodiak, Dow, do. 1 Strout, New York; | vereared—Ship Ftnoch Talbot, Liverpool; brig. Iusete Ht Sailed 20th, St John, Ryder, New York ; Clarabeila, Tracey, | Kimball, Fernandina; achrs Susle J Strout, do; Ada F Ames AEN Nov 15—Sailed, steamship Alliance, Shute, New "SoM Ensen, Nov 1¢—Asrived, schr Wm C Bee, Chester, ston tox Nov 12—Arrived, ship Win Yeo (Briy, How: a, 1, Cy 1 steamship Renefar- WILMINGTON, NC, Nov {—Atr vod, ston Hq for), Johnnaseny Giidiee: How Yori Treland, Freland, boston; Kolon, Carourta, Oct §—Cleared, shiog Lord Straithnairn (Br Sinclair, New York; 6th, San ! th, Savoir Patre (Bri, Altchensn, Newer eels Boston; 1th, ships Winged Hunter, Sina’), for re 1 by; Jean Ingelo, Jacobs, for 5 CALLAO, Oct 23—Arrived, ships Mailida, Biake, abd Jas R Rosier Alisa, wae pratciond led, 1th, ships Peru, Loring, Guanape; 2st, Ben) Bangs, Batchsider, do; 22d, Coloma, Potter, Mejillon Dba, Nov 3—Arrived, O; i ign, Lon: | Jagper, and CH Eaton, Shackelford, New York. aon (and sailed for Phlindelphiay tC) Obieiea, Lon: | Iatper, aoe tp, Nowid Arrived, ached U Youmans, Mont, DanrMouru, Nov tail in, Annie Batchelder, Steelman, | Elizabetbport, ‘or Dun kir ‘ailed, Joka Cobbold, Pasiful, Philadel- pbia, DUMLIN, Nov 1— ki ean lov 1~Cleared, Gettysburg, Walker, New Or DUNKIRK, Nov 9—Salled, Eva, Siano, New Yor x. ELAINORE, Oct 29--Arrived,’ F , Schnohay New York (ot Kontgsberg, ones rg Fauwoutit, Nov 4—Arrived, Ganges (#), Urquhart New York for Havre, Satled 7th, Neptun, Kinertsen, New York. ve pouor TER, Nov 2—Arrived, Hermanos, Haul, New | GRANTON, Oct 98 Arrived, , Hendnoksen, New York Now ly Stella, Ramon do eee GLasGow, Nov 1—Sailed, Amelia, New York. eA BRENOGK, Nov B--Salled, Torundo, Crawford, Pensa: yGENOA, Oct 20—Arfived, Robert Dillon, Blatchford, New orks yiiAununo, Nov 1—Arrived, Dr Barth, Bockwoldl, New ori Sutiet 24, Hildn, Olsen, New York. Failed from Cuxbaven Oct 81, Prinz Albert, Cabuble; ‘ork. Havre, Nov 2—Arrived, Sententrio, Torgesen, New York. Havana, Nv 12—Salled, ateamabip Morro Castle, Porer, DENIA, Oct 2. MISCELLANEOU 7a d BSOLUTE — DIVORCES LEGALLY. 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HAMBURGHS 104 Went Twently Warhag’ Nov 6. brig Maud. 0’ Hyien. New York. seventh sirret,