The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1872, Page 10

10 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. THE COTTON CROP OF 1871-72. ‘An Early Estimate Reduces It to Less than Three Million Bales. A Quiet Ending to the Week in Wall Street. GOLD DULL AND FIRMER, CLOSING 113. ‘The Specie in the Banks Three Mil- lions Less than Last Week. THE BANK STATEMENT UNFAVORABLE. Sailing Close to the Legal Limit of Reserve. Recovery in Government Bonds. MONEY EASIER, 445 PER CENT. Stocks More Active and Strong, New York Central Leading. WALL STREET, } SATURDAY, Sept. 7—6 P. M. On ’Change to-day wheat and flour were quiet and about steady. The cotton market was easier. THE COTTON MOVEMENT—THE COTTON CROP OF 1871-72. ‘The receipts of cotton at all the ports for the past ‘week were 13,554 bales, against 4,461 bales the pre- vious week. The total receipts since September 1, 1872, are 13,654 bales, against 9,137 bales for the cor- Tesponding period of the previous year, showing an increase in the present crop of 4,417 bales. The ex- ports from all the ports for the week were 2,055 bales, against 10,195 bales for the same date last year. ‘The stock at all the ports is 64,401 bales, against 95,390 at the corresponding date in 1871. The estimates of the cotton crop for the year just closed are even smaller than those made earlier in the season, when it was thought the yield would not exceed 3,100,000 bales. According to one authority—the Commercial Chronicle—the total crop was only 2,974,351 bales, @ result obtained by the following calculations, the figures being com- pared at the same time with the crop of 1870-71:— Year ending Sept. i 1870-71. 1871-72, Receipts ra the shippin, rie, bal ase py "2,732,286 4,082,154 ada shipments “irom nessee, &c., direct to manu- FACLUFETB......0+eeeeer eens 065 228,093 Total + 2,854,351. 4,261,077 Manufactured South, “not in- cluded in above.. 91,240 Total cotton crop for the year, bales.. sis seecees 2,074,351 4,352,317 The estimate of the New York Cotton Exchange ‘will doubtless be ready some time during the ensu- ing week. THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The total imports of foreign goods at this port during the past week were $8,969,052, made up of $3,365,385 of dry goods and $5,603,667 of general merchandise. The amount of ary goods marketed ‘Was $4,051,509. MONEY 4 A 5 PER CENT. Money was easy and after being quoted 5a 6 per cent closed at 4a5 per cent, with the business of the day at 5 and 4 percent. Prime paper was dull at about 8 per cent discount. Foreign exchange was weak and lower. The leading bankers low- ered their rates another one-eighth per cent, ac- tual business in sterling being at 108% a 1033¢ for Bixty-day and 109 a 1094¢ for sight bills. THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank statement was unfavorable, in conse- quence chiefly of a loss of nearly three millions of specie, attributable to the heavy customs payments of the week, which amounted to four millions. The decrease in legal tenders has been, considering the season of the year, quite light. The deposits have fallen off nearly five and a half millions. The statement compares with its predecessor as fol- Fe 31, Septemer 7. Changes. 812,400 ara 72,400 46,402,500 13,45 951; 27,475,000 27,53 +. 57,900 219,036,200 213,616) 0 + 5,420,000 49,366,700 49,068,500 298,200 An analysis of the above shows that the banks now hold only $2,232,525 in excess of the legal re- serve—a loss for the week of $1,908,875. GOLD FIRMER—112% A 113}y. The gold market was firmer with an advance to 113, a8 @ consequence of the greater scarcity of cash gold and of the loss of specie in the bank statement. The Sub-Treasury paid out $86,000 on account of interest, and $12,000 on account of re- deemed five-twenties. The market was dull at the advance. The following were the principal fluctu- In the gold joan market the rates ranged from 1-64 to 1-16 for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follow: Gold cleared $55,438,000 Gold balance 1,621,570 Currency bal: 6 THE SPECIR MOVEM The exports of specie from this port during the past week and since the beginning of the year have ‘deen as follows :— Total for the week. Previously reporte Total since January 1, 1872. Same time 1871.. 1, 206, 21 Same time 1870.. 46,619,849 Same time 1869. . 25,246,007 Same time 1868. . 2 65,282,201 THE RAILROAD BONDS. The following were the bids for the railroad bonds :— New York Cen 6's, 1863. New York Cen 6's, '87 New York Cen 6's, Han & 8tJo,1g.........102 Del, Lack &'W ist m Tol'& Wab Ist m Tol & Wab 2d in. . 2 Pitts, FW ‘ne ‘Ist 10t%¢ Pitts, FW & Chie 24m. 9953 Clev'& Pittscon st..... 9 Clev & Pitts 20m, lev & Pitts 3d m . 8 Jey Pits th mis... hg Chie &Alts 100 Chie & Alt tet im: 105 Ohio & Miss 24 ™, cu Dub & Sioux City Istin St Louis & Iron Mist m. 05 Mi) & St Paul Ist is's. 107 Mil & SUP Ist m, 7810 Mil & St Paul Ist m..... 92 Mil & St Paul 2d m..... 4g Joliet & Chic Ist mo... Gol, Chie & Ind Gol, Chie nd ‘ol, Peo & W, Tol; Peo &W.W Bost, H & Erie THE CITY BANK STOCKS, ‘The following were the bids for the city bank @hares:—Merchants’, 116; City, 255; Phenix, 10 Tradesmen’s, 148; Commerce, 118; Mercantile, 130; Chatham, 160; Bank of the Republic, 1 Bank of North Ameriea, 10334; Irving, 127; Metropolitan, 133; Citizens’, 135; East River, 115; Market, 126%; Nassau, 108; Corn Exchange, 126; Conti- mental, 05; Marine, 165; Importers and Traders’, 170; Park, 152; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 100; Central National, 100; Fourth National, 111; Ninth ational, 110; Tenth National, 80; Oriental, 170. RAILROAD BARNINGS, ‘The earnings of the St. Louis and Iron Monntain my | 2 Raffroad for the monte of August were in 1872 $194,150, and in 1871 $131,489 85, an increase of $62,660 15.. From January 1 to August 31 the in- ‘crease has been $420,747 10, The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad | Company compare as follows :— For the month of August, 1872... For the month of August, 1871. For the month of August, 1870 Increase this year over 1871. Increase this year over 1870. aren first eight months, ie Earnings first eight months, 1 ‘pings first elght months, 1870, . Increase'this year over 1871.. * Increase this year over 1870. GOVERNMENTS BETTER, The government list was better and steady in sympathy with the higher quotation for gold and a firmer market for our securities in Lonaon. The following were the closing quotations:—United States currency sixes, 1124 112%; do. do., 1881, registered, 113% 8114; do. do. coupon, 11535 @ 116; do.,, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 113% @ 114; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 118% 8114; do. do., 1864, do. do., 113% a 114; do. do., 1865, do. do, 114% @ 114%; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 112% a 112% ; do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 112% a 112%; do. do., 1867, 40, do,, 112% a 113; do. do., 1868, do. do., 113% a 113%; do. ten-forties, registered, 107% a 108: do, do., coupon, 107% @ 108; do. fives of 1881, Tegistered, 110}¢ @ 111; do. do. do., coupon, 11034 alll. STOCKS STRONG AND UNSETTLED. The stock market was strong in sympathy with New York Central, which fluctuated between 99% and 100%, closing at 100. The early advance to 100% brought out heavy sales to realize, under which and the first impressions of the bank state- ment the whole market became heavy and de- clined. Areaction to 1003 in Central induced a general recovery and the market closed strong again. The rise in Central late in the day was due to large purchases by the “shorts” through fear of scrip dividend in the interval to Monday morning. The other changes were not of moment outside of Pacific Mail and Western Union, and were mostly for the better. In the Southern State bonds the only feature wasa rally of one per cent in the South Carolinas, the new July ponds advancing to 24, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day bho Lowest. Bok York Central. +100: 9934 aa 483; 8936 8915 124 72 + 13% 13 Northwestern pre ferre 90 BONG Rock Island. +1103 1106 St. Paul...... 553g 6534 St. Paul preferred + 1% 16% Ohio and Mississippi + 43% 435 Union eas + 8634 3644 c. C. and I. C. + 866 35% baer A alge ‘Telegraph. m3 10% Pacific Mail.......... 10% SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Sept. 7—10:15 A. M. $2000 US 5.20, ¢, '64. $5000 US 8-0, c,°67..08 113 15000 US 5. 50 r 165. 50000. bi 1123 ‘50000 US 5-20, ©, 165. 4 hey 5-20, r, 65, is US 5-20, c,'65,n.. 200 shs Pac M 88 Co.b3 200° do. 7 b3 First Board—10:30 A. M. $8000 Tenn 6's, old. .be ra 400 shsN YC &HR. £000 Tenn on Eee “be 100 do 15000 ‘8,0, I Chia RI & Pac7's. 10h 600. Toon Git Weat Ist m, "83 1B00 Int 108 is, Ft Mase FBe ist m 107 100 M & St P7 3. 2000 Mil & St Paul isi. ay ss m0 do Ca&IC Ist 92 300 Oa Tio) al Ibthe Am Mun Ex co 2 fo cee 3 71M ns nt ns a2 724 500 0 71s, 300 7 ‘800 7 i) Fit? 7132 500 n° 71% 700 i 71% 300 Ds 100, Thy ‘800 71 fi oe = 38 35%, 12115 P. M. $30000 US 5-20, c, '65.... 114 $3000 US 5-20, c, 67..... 112% 12:30 P. M.—Before Call. Tel..s3 714 500shsNYC&HR. a ahi nie . ie 100" : do. 400 4 200 Tol,W 2 50) Del Lack & W Rik i 9) Ohio, & Miss. 43 0 . 1500 10% 0 do... 70 oF Catia’? ‘oy am i WwNYe hie 500 do. be be. 200 Ohio & M RR, | OO 2to3 P.M. 9200shs N Y C & H Rb 100 BOD Ove ce see eee UY 600 shs West Un Tel... 1 do. dee 2» eae hin Go Jem RI Ic & eo RR 100 Mil & 8t PRR $0 Ohio & Mise wR. is do. be do do, ceo i To iit: 33: 5 ad i S8eeeassssee2e NEW YORK ‘HERALD “SUNDAY, $231,924 Pence vp axeee. ra Sept. 7—1 30 P. M.— i unchanged. Erie aned. al an pay ACCOI United States axe treny bonds, forties es oy Takeda mp eey monde, 06 for the issue of 1862, akis, Sept. 7—A. M.—Rentes opened at POOL fe gat Mai bypicaee hla gonad Sept. 71:30 P. he a market closed w ‘The sales ot the day save "been 10,000 bal sv ineludl Ing 3,000 for e: port and culation. The market adel niet hg ady. Middling uplands, 10: di leans, 10344. The shipments of cot ne Inavreport to the’ at. were sept 7 RADSTU PPS — 1:80 P, M.—The breadstuff: market is mace re iendy, ‘Liverroo Provisions Marker.—Liyerroo., Sept. 7- 1:80 P. M.—Lard, 40s. 94. percwt. Beef, 63s. per tierce for mew mess, Livearoou Propuce Manget.—Liverroot, Sept. 7—1:30 P.M, Tallow, 42s. Od. Per owt. Earned petroleum, 11344. per gallon. Common rosin, 128. per —__+-2 + FINANCIAL, | yas [ASsouncenent FOR PROPOSALS. OFFICE OF FISK @ HATCH, Bankers and Financial Agenis of the Chesapedke and Ohio Railroad Company, New Your, Sept. 9, 1872. By direction of the President and Directors of the Chesapeake and Oho Railroad Company we offer, tor proposals, all the remaining balance of their First Mort- gage Six Per Cent Gold Bonds, now amounting to $2,023,700. Proposals must be accompanied by a deposit of five per cent, and will be received up to and includ- ing Monday, the 16th inst., the directors reserving the right to reject any proposals which it may not be for the interests of the company to accept. The five per cent de. osit will be applied toward the payment, in case of ac- cepted bids, and returned to those whose proposals are not accepted. The President of the Company, Mr. C. P, Huntington, is well known as the Vice President of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, and the same energy displayed in the management of that corporation, and to which its re- markable success is so largely due, is being put forth in the Chesapeake and Ohio, ‘The Board of Directors is composed of probably as strong and able men as were ever associated together to carry out a great enterprise. Among them are the fol- lowing well known New York merchants :— Messrs, A. A, LOW, WM. H, ASPINWALL, JONAS G, CLARK, ~ DAVID STEWART, WM, WHITERIGHT, This road will extend from Richmond to the heart of the Great West, at a point on the Ohlo River 313 miles be- low Pittsburg, where it will at once connect with 12,000 miles of river navigation, and soon by connecting roads with the whole great system of Western railroads, thus giving ashort, direct and easy grade outlet to the mil- hons of people and inexhaustible products of the West to the Atlantic Coast, and in return furnishing them with the manufactures of the East, and cheap coal and cheap iron from along the line of the road. Itstraffic must be ‘immense, It will cost, fully equipped, upwards of $80,000,000. Of the whole length of the line, 427 miles, at this date 360 miles are completed; the grading is near- ly done on the remainder, the iron is being rapidly laid, and during November next it Is expected trains will run through to the Ohio River. The Western end, 200 miles, will be nearly all laid with stee) rails, the bridging all iron and the masonry first class in every respect. The total amount of these Bonds is $15,000,000. The amount sold by us from the dato of bringing out the loan 4s $14,489,600. ag ‘The amount now offered by us is made up as follows :— Unsold balance of loan a: $510,400 Repurchased and received in | benture Bonds of the Com Eeaving balance subject to proposals... Should the proposals exceed this amount a proper award among the accepted proposals will be made. An opportunity for savings banks, insurance companies, estates and investors to get so good a Bond on a great Toad, at a moderate price, is rarely offered. ‘The Bonds are issued in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000, either coupon or rezistered ; interest payable May and November; both principal and interest payable in New York city, in United States gold coin. The accrued | interest from May 1 will be added to all accepted pro- posals. Proposals should be addressed to FISK & HATCH, Financial Agents, Chesapeake A WXONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED AND ACCES- « ,fible unimproved city. Property i, large Mal" bonght and sold. SON '& SON, Rei tate Auctioncers ‘and Groner Fifth avenu TRUST FUXD, OF $137,00 TO LOAN ON BOND and mortgace, 'n sums to suit; or would buy mort- giieeg, cle Beas principals, Address EXECUTOR, box 4/482,New York Post omtige. A TIRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY MORTGAGES, « city real estate, in sums to suit, without bonus anbulliings in courte of erection.” “Address COUNSEL: LOR, box 2,681 New York Post office. OND AND MORTGAGE.—MONEY TO LOAN ON New York city improved property in suns from $10,000, to $15,000; first class vacant Lote considered. A SECOR, Attorney-at-Law, 202 Broadway. 4 Ohio Rallroad Company. Fit Pine strest ‘and 296 XE! CUTOR FUND OF $75,000 TO LOAN—ONLY ON 4 data b promerty, ie He best part in the city of Brooklyn, Gress RET Y, box 419 Post office, New York, IRST CLASS RAILROAD BONDS. ‘We offer for sale a limited amount of the Leavenworth, Atchison and Northwestern Railroad Company's First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Bonds, interest guaranteed by the Pacific Railroad Company of Missouri. The Bonds are due October 1, 1889; interest payable April 1 and October 1 at the National Bank of Commerce. ‘hole amount of the loan $500,000, ‘The road runs from Leavenworth to Atchison, Kansas, 21 185-1000 miles, and is leased to poe Pacific Ratlroad ot Missouri until December 31, 1889. By the terms of this Jeane the Leavenworth; Atenison and Northwestern Raitt road receives 45 J cent of the gross earnings, but neve! Tr less than $42,500 per annum. The Pacific Railroad of Missouri agrees to deposit the seri eepea co on these bonds in the Nauonal Bank of Cc The road has been in operation under ths Tease for the past two years. We can, therefore, confidently recommend these Bonds asa first'class seci urity in every resp and advise in- yestment in them, as “ to offer them at the low price of ® an ae i Broad street. ‘0. 6 Wall street. OWES & MACY, BANKERS, NO, 90 WALL STREET, Y, New York, offer the same facilities to depositors as orporated banks, and allow Interest on dally balances the rate of four per cent. Collections made on any point at current rates with immediate retu Spectal attention diccae: to cholce Stocks, Bonds, &c. Investors. WANT TO BORROW $00.00) ON FIRST MORTGAGE on improved property in first, class location in this city? amounts ot $150" euch: brokers not ‘wanted, ‘Ad: box 673 Post oftice, ONEY LOANED—ON STOCKS, BC LIFE POL- d Furniture, Manon valuables Miscellaneous Securit Commercial Paper negotinted; storage. JAMES CAGNEY, Auctioneor, Real Estate ‘and Loan Broker, 551 ONEY TO. LOAN-1 proved Realty in in sums to ‘sult, 81 Cedar street. a i DS OF $120,000 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK iso on Buildings in course of erection; and other tundeto buy Mortgages, {'rincipals only. Address ATTORNEY, box $19 New York Post off jon street. DIATELY, ON GOOD 1M- E ww York, Brooklyn and Jerse cipal’ apply to HAYES: M OF §2” FOR 25 will be given; 8 4 bonus of Herald office. Wanten “TO BORROW—THE ninety days, for wh Rood sec! urity, Address A NTED—WILLIAMSBURG AND FLATBU: SH RAIL road Stock in exchange for earn eae with eriect government title. Apply to. ROS., Wholesale druggists, 83 Cedar street, New York, Ge « 2. 000 WANTED—ON PROPERTY WORTH double the Sens near the city. Ad- ress A. C., DO 181 Herald office. eek . i‘ $4,000 craofied, To CNR Teg ives «9 d. DUE, Secretary, 4 Chambers st, frst Might. $32.500 0 Siar eh. "ean poms wall be given, App! . Locke, re Bighah Sevect, opbbalee chinton Ha $40,000 12.20%. Maa8B alte tas orto buy, Ne New Yonk cit ae as, BERT A, CURTIS No. $63. 000 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO ey ON .' New York and Brooklyn pro} w. HIPMAN, No. 8 Pine street, cihent, Pine st. 100.000 n2 BEX :SRCOND, MORTGAGES: U must be on city property and frst class. rover money to loan on good Bib. 30. 150.000 7, ) LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES—FOR York, Brooklyn Wostehoster: and New derasy, Also money without bonus. PAUL P. TODD, 8 Liberty sitect 225.000 iiee'on Hen Prate serait moreases . a 7 cashed. on MICHARD Ve MARNETE m Broadway ‘oom F, basement, $350. 000 70,20A%, OX BOND AND MORT- gage on first class prope rk and’ Brooklyn; second mortgages cashe ately. Apply to WILLIAM KESNERLY, Nora SHIPPING NEWS. WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. ‘The New York Herat has constructed a telegraph line from New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the same is now open for the transaction of business. ‘This line will be found of great service to those having business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly. ‘As there is no other telegraphic communication with Whitestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business and private messages, and the same attended to with all possible despatch. ‘All messages must be prepaid. ‘The following rates have been established :— Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or less , two cents for every additional word. Business messages—For a message of twenty words or tess, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word, Advertisements for New Yorx Heraup free. orrices. Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street, Herald Ship News Office, pier No 1 Bast River. Herald Branch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, LI. puis Lid es Almanac for New York—This Day. \ HIGH WATER, 5 34] Gov. Island...morn 12 00 6 21 | Sandy Hoo! eve 9 1 Bel 24 | Hell Gate. OCEAN STEAI STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. Steamers, | _ Sail. | Destination. | Office. Wyoming . .|Liverpool. .|29 Broadway. Caledonia. ..|Glasgow..../7 Bowling Green: City of New York: :|Liverpool..|15 Broadway, Adriatic Liverpool: .|19 Broadway. Anglia Glasgow... |7 Bowling Green Havre. 58 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 7, 1872, CLEARED. soegeim Greece (Br), Andrews, Liverpool via Queens- town—| Hurst eqcamenip Boadicia (Br), Anderson, Hamburg—Funch, Ed; qaeeaisip Weser (NG), Willigerod, Bremen—Oelrichs & “ten ship St Thomas (Br), Brakeman, Kingston and 8 van! Steal peeammshp Olty of of Anstn, Eldridge, Galveston via Key lallory & Co. Stea Lacs Ww abe Frese Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans—H B Cromwell Beenie, Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans—F eramamin Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah—Livings- ny Fo: ae San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—W R Garri- wrsicarship Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Mor- 0. “Steamship Old Dominion, Bourne, Korfotx, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship C Steamshi) John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DO—G B Merrick & Steamship. * Fanita, Doane, bins Ragas Steamship © Co. Btean tune. Baker, Boston—B F Dimi a Charles Belg); Lechere, Antwerp—Boye & Hinck- “Ship Nancy M (Br), Dexter, Genoa—H J DeWolt & Co. Bark Immacolato Maria (Ital), Perills, Cork for orders— Tetens & Bockman. Bark Jupiter (Aust), Ureglich, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Tetens & Bockmann. Bark August (NG), Lonnes, Hamburg—C Tobias & Co. Bark Brage (Nor), Jorgensen, Cronstadt—Tetens & Bock- ark Ida Mathilda (NG), Gronow, Stettin—Funch, Edye ran genes: Kisker (NG), Burmeister, Dantzic— Bark Qu nd (Br), Allen, Adelaide—Arkell, Tufts & wn btie Sampo (Russ), Hillston, Newry—Tetens & Bock- Marie Watch (Br), Robin, Queenstown—G F Bulley. Brig Springbok (Br), Maelstrom, Cadiz—J F Whitney & Marseilles—Jas Henry. Meyers, Buenos Ayres—W HT 0. Brig Myronus, Higgins, Brig WH Wright, Mi Wri Hughes, id Rrig Regina (Br), Roderhesen, Barbados—L.F Brigham. Brig GJ Troop (Br), Benedict, St Johns, NF—Heney & arker. ‘Bris Sorephine (Br), Garrison, St Johns, NF—Hatten, Watson & ( Brig Peter Roberts (Br), Hunter, 8t John, NB—Cran- aall, Bertenux & Co, Schr J Howland, Ryder, Laguayra and Porto Cabello— Miller & Houghto Bis! Schr D nderson, Para—Miller & Houghton. one Davinis ‘arren, Johnson, Demarara—Miller & joughton. ir Isaac Oliver, Pannell, Aux Cays—Youngs, Smith & Biche Malanta (Br), Sandford, Yarmouth, NS—Crandall, ux Sche Robt Myhan, Phillips, Bayport, Fla—Bennor & Pinekney. Schr Uncle Tom. Huntley, Jacksonville—W Ray. Behe Angola, Bellatty, Jacksonville—Bentley, Miller & neh Flowara Macomber, Willlams, Savannah—Bentley, r mpaht Harry © Shepard, Clark, St Augustine—Bentley, iller Schr Myrover, Brown, Charleston—Evans, Ball & Co, Schr ¢ & U Rogers, Cubberly, Baltimore—W Chalmers. Schr Hero, Pratt, Salem— W Ropes & Co. Schr Pointer, Baker, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. Schr Pieri L, Francis, New Haven—E D Smith & Co. Sloop Jas L Morgan, Batewell, New Haven—Backett & Bro. ‘Steamer A Winants, Quinn, Key West—Coast Wrecking ea pee Phi Phi adeivhia, Steamer Mayflower, patie, Philadelphia. Steamer Sarah, Jon M Massey, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Abyssinia (Br), Harris, Liverpool Aug 27 and Queenstown 2th, with mdse and 700 Fe paanee: wo oG Francklyn. Had fine weather most of the passage; Aug 'M, passed stearnship Scotia, Renee for Boa ool; apt 6AM, aschr, with signal No « bound ated a schooner: “rigged Seameay bound east AM, brig Magaguadavic (Br), from Liverpool for sto Steamship. Adriatic (Br), Murray, Saiice Aug 29, and sane gig sth, with indse and passengers to J Hyde ks ‘A arrived at Quarantine at 6:10 PM.” Sept 3, Jat 50) 26, lon U1, passed a ship showing om, JTDG ; 3d, Jat 48 42, lon 42 12, passed shij peng (Br), from Liver: pool tor New Yor! h, Lat 47 08, lon 50 30, passed a ship showing signals HNG! also signallized weamship “oro- aster, oun “Steamship Hermann (NG), Reichmann, Bremen Aug 2 Southampton 27th, with mdge and 736 passengers to yelrichs & Co. Had. fine weal fer, with westerly winds, all the passage. Sept 1, lat 5033, lon 321 Renee 1 lan line steamship, bound east: 6th, lat 41 oy rater Cunard steamship, do. bene ty Tybee, ‘Delanoy, St Domingo City Aug 29, Samana 30th and Port an Fatt Stet, with mdse and passen: gers, to Spottord Bros & Finteoy, New Orleans Aug 31, jaker. Steamship Sherman, wih mare ane passengers, to F” Shi aes ad London Joly 22, with mdse to Gri oat, intu Co,’ Had westerly winds most of the passage; July Charles Philibriek, seamany fell rerhourd 1 froin the forecastle and wag drowned. 4 ip Nunquam, Dormio, Cousins, Pensacola Aug 3, with pe, | pine to order. Bark Arthur (of Boston), Hall, Lahave, NS, 8 days, with lumber to order. Had light we rly wind Bark Joshua Loring (ot Boston). vain rhandina 12 days, wi or y pine to oe Rosa & Co; vessel to Jas BW Vind Heit winds and calms; been 7 day ween. Si ‘Hatteras (Br), Brown, Old Harbor, Ja, 26 day ‘&c, to AH Solotnon & Co; vessel to Pen: jitad’ moderate weathe! been 7 days north leit no vessel Owen (ot Portland), Butterfleid, Sagua 13 ylie, Nevils & Co; vessel'to Thomp- son & Hunter. Had light ‘winds and calms; been 6 days north of Hatteras, Moses Rogers, Woodhull, Brunswick, Ga, 14 day: with lumber to master, Is bouhd to Perth Amboy. Schr Ernest & Marie (Haytien), porte, quin 24 days, with logwood to Van Bocklan: Had variable winds; n 6 days north of Hatteras; ug ‘ust 16, lat 18, lon 74 30, during a heavy a wale from ENE to SK, carried away jib: boom and spit Schr Isabell, Monse!l, San Blas 25 days, with cocoanuts to ‘Owen Brenhan; vessel to Milier & Houghton. J Sehr Beuagawe, iryant, Baracoa 13 days, with fruit to B Belir Fhomag F Ball, Ryder, Pensacola! days, with rel: Jow pine to W #& Son; vewel to Evans, Ball Had moderate weuther; béen 6 days nocth of Hat- tetas; Aug 24 olf Carystort Reet, brig tO lespie, {rom Kingston, Jn, tor New Yo 1 33 58, ‘Geenn Belt (or Boston), wound north; 2, oft Anita Owen, from Sagua for New York, days, with yellow all & Co. Had apelin. Penny, Savannah # been 6 days nort) of Hatteras. pine tod Biglan & Co: vessel to Evang, very light wind Schr Enchantress, Phillips, Savannah 10 days, with yelloy, pine to the siopiiios, Gavan Sawmill Company ; You! to Evans, Ball & Co. Had light winds; been 8 days north of tte) ‘Johr Lizale ran Mahan, Piymomth, NO, 10 days, with ash timber to Danlel A Storer. Had light winds and north of Hatteras; is boun calms; rhs been 8 da, Behr Jennie 1 Hall, Batley. Virel Brig Anita days, with sugar to Hatteras Schr New rnin, Cofnelit Virginie, Behe Core: Bushs Virgin ra Bohr Clari., Lippencott, Georgetown, DC. Sehr A G Ireland, To ‘ownsend, Georgetown Bohr Carrie iret Sehr Willow Harp, ee clonia for Norwich. jorton. Phi SEPTEMBER 8, 1872.—TRIPLE SHHET, é Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH, Steamship rrapeenia., F Portland for New York, Dasse: ¥ Ames reba Rai ean rather de Tie” ‘Se i 3D Faerie jewiand, Smith, Bee Island for New York, | wit ih meline, i Kelley, Fall River for New York. Sehr Hickmar, Hi Boston for row Y pee ag hr Minnie, Haze. mford for New Behr Mary p dlizapein, Kelley. Fall iter for New York. ens Fre Frederic ioe al Chadwick, Portland for New York, vot Sarah R ‘Thomas, Arnold, Providence for New Ache Clyde, Gurney, Providence tor New York. Sehr J Farnham, Chase, Boston for Philadelphia. Sebr PM Wi Harris, Providence for New York, Schr R H Raynor, or, Lngby. rovidence for New York. Schr J 8 Terry, Rainor, Providence for Philadelp! Schr Ruth Haliey, Mitéholl, Providence for New York. \ Sehr J H erry, Providence for New York. Schr Harper, Hatch, ‘Pobroke. for New York, wii "Behe Maria 4 Pratt, Pratt, Boston for Philadelphia. ia rr lelp! hr Harry Butler, ‘mauler, Vineyard Haven for New York, with stone to ett Chas Grainer, Harvey, Providence for Port John- “fener Oliver Scofield, Dissoway, New Haven for Baltl- vache Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamtord for New or BOUND EAST. Steamshin Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston. Schir Grace Cushing, Hailey, Port Johnson Jor Bristol, Schr Suilie Merritt, Merritt New ork for Glen Cove. Schr Agnes, Young, Rondout for Salem, Schr Winner, Nash, Rondout for Boston. Schr NH Hetiediet, Higbee. Richmond for Stamford, Schr David Currie, Barrill, Baltimore for Salera. Schr Lottie, Tavlor, Philadelphia for New London, Schr F HO: OrnEne, ‘rowell, Baltimore for Newport. Sehr New York for Mystic. Sarah, mn, Behr Laura, "is, ‘Trenton for Hartford, chr W H Lovell, Lovell, Elizabethport for Providence. hr Richard mui ‘Smith, Newburg for Boston. Schr Reading KR’ No 4, Currie, Trenton for New Ha- “Schr Wm Gossner, Edwards, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Mary Natt, Parker, Rondout for ‘Provudence, Schr Nelile Brown, Port Johnson for Providence Schr Silas Brainard, Hawkins, Hondout for Fali River. Schr Samuel L Crocker, Whitmore, Port Johnson for Pent Storin, Scoles Tr ton for Provid ‘chr Storm, Scoles, Trenton for Providence. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fall River. Schr Terrapin, Wadster, Hl Zabethport for Boston. Sehr Fig, Walker, Philadelphia tor Norwich. apr rs, ond, New York for Providence. R No 40, Ludiam, Port Johnson for Pro- Schr Owen P Hinds, Crandall, Hoboken for Boston, Sehr Jane & Walter, Trenton for Hartford. Schr Helen, Gibbs, Hoboken for Taunton, Schr Teal (BD, Peck, New York or StJohn, NB (not as ‘Schr Jas Henry, Trueworthy,, Rondout for Boston. Schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, Hoboken for Pembroke. Schr E H Brazos, Smith, Port Johnson for Hartford. Schr Maria Lunt, Green, Port Johneon for Lynn. Schr Minerva, Brightman, Elizabethport for Provi- lence. Schr F Merwin, Bunce, Port Johnson for Providence, Schr Robert Byron, Clémenta, New York for Boston, Schr Wm C Bee, Chester, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Eliza Williams, Haley, Elizabethport for Provi- dence. pach, acy Wentworth, Hatch, Elizabethport for New ahr Blevenue, Prince, Bosdoat for Providence. Schr J L Hess, Hess, Hoboken for Providenc Schr Midnight, Hoffman, pnuaaelenie for Bangor. Schr AJ Russell, Miller, Rondout for Fall River. Schr Margaretta, Wansér, Hoboken for Roslyn. Schr Emily Bell, Horton, Hoboken for Bridgeport. Schr Sea Ring, ¢ Crandall, New York for 8t John, Sehr Franklin, Crocker, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Darius Eddy, Coleman, Rondout for Boston. Schr Evelyn, Burger. New York for Stamford. Steamer Ospra; Renny, New York for Fall River. Steamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Fall River. Steamer Electra, Mott. New York for Providence. SAILED. Ste: mships City of Paris, Galal for Liverpool; Europa, Gli de Paris, Havre, Boudicia, Hamburg; a veston; Ariadne, Geo Cromwell, and "Western, Metropolis, New Orleaus; San Jacinto, ‘Savannah; Manhattan, Charleston; Old Dominion, Richmond, &c; St Thomas, Kingston; ship St Olaf, Philadelphia; Flectwing, San Eranciseo; barks Hifram, Queenstown ot Falmouth; Lord Palmerston, Rotterdam ;' Yokohama, Hong Kong; Alpha, Corks Helen Patterson, Pictou, N83; Winburn, do. ‘Also sailed (and anchored at Quarantine), barks Wil- helm Kisker (NG), for the Baltic; Caroling (Nor), for favre. Wind at sunset 8, light. Marine Disasters. Snir-Dr Banta (NG), Bockwold, from New York for Hamburg, which put into Halltax leaky, repaired, and cleared 4th inst to resume her voyage. Bric Micuart & ANNA (of Savannah), Stevens, be- fore reported abandoned, ett Darien, Ga., ‘on the morn- ing 29, for Philadelphia, with @ cargo of lum- ber; all went on'well untit the might ot Friday, Soth ult at8'PM on that day the 8 were tried, when I found that the vaagel was making a good deal nore w than usual, about 10 PM. yprene! nting the ce ofaquaily weather took is all ight exile grade hauling trom the westward to the northward and ward; ati PM the wind commenced plowing fresh from the northeast, and at 1 AM next day, the wind increasing, called all hands to shorten sail; after this was done the pumps were again put to work, and five feet of water was found in her hold, “the vessel having sprung aleak. The water gained, F ray idly and she soon. became waterlogged. The cai en gave orders to bear away for Savannah; bu igaiay it’ impossible i make that port, tried to reach Doboy and commenced to heave the deck load overboard, which he continued to do until 4 PM, when it became dangerous for th to continue, as heavy seas were breaking over. time afterward the vessel gave a sudden list, when she elite barely giving the crew time to reach the boat, losing ail provisions and clothing, and, in fact ever ni Capea and crew were compelled to lay by the wreck till daylight, owing to the severity of the weather, and deeming it’ unsafe to attempt to make the shore. At sunrise the vessel was found bottom up. The captain concluded to make for the nearest land and suc- ¢eeded in wacat Doboy on Sunday, Ist inst., at 7PM. The wind was still Lek ‘ing a modera’ ie gale and a heavy fea running: Application was made to Captain James Bealis, of Doboy Island, for assistance, who did all in his power to alleviate their misfortunes, supplying all their necessary wants, they having had nothing to eat for two days and one night. "He kindly provided them with lodg- ings till the arrival of the steamer Nick King on Tuesday night, when they took <panenge for Savannah, arriving there on the morning of the 4th. Scux Emiry Goruam has been wrecked at Prince Ed- ward Island, and nine lives lost. Scur Watney Lona, bound east, was seen at 4 PM 5th inst, off Barnegat, with malntoproust gone by ‘the cap and foremasthead gone above the rigging, by steamship Wilmington, at Philadelphia from Providence. Scur Marta Anna, Leyote, of and from Quebec for Bos- fon, put into, Halifix Sept 1 (aot 3d) for Fepairy, having been dismasted in gale A Sonn Eurtar State, from New York, before reported in collision with steamer City of Lawrence, arrived at New London 6th inst, with loss of bowsprit ‘and cutwater. A FRENCH VESSEL was ashore five miles north of Pointe ges Montes, Gulf of St Lawrence, 5th inst, and eight men drowned. Harwicn, Aug 26—The schooner Friend, of Portsmouth, Bunaay, from Shields for Ventnor, has put in with age thedaeh collision with the Italian schooner Diana, from Baltimore for Ipswich, while at anchor near the Kentish Knock last night abdut 8 o'clock. (Hee Ipswich, ow. Irswicu, Aug 26—The Italian three-masted schooner Diana, Bolo, from Baltimore, arrived in the river this cventtg, reports haying struck on the Edaystong in a for on the 16th Inst. Alter consklerable exertions the crew succeeded in getting the vessel off with loss of anchor and chain, and proceeded, making about fveinches water per our, Colanein Dosents) and Greece Bremen; Ville 3 City of Austin, a Loxpoxnrrry, Aug 26—Capt Stuch, of the Seth, which arrived in Lough. ae ‘Aug 17 trom New York, reports that when entering the mouth of the river here, durmg very heavy weather, the vessel had two topgallantsails, main topsail and one of the yards blown away. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to the pursar of the steamship Abys- sinia, from Liverpool, for courtesies. Purser McDowell, of the steamship Adriatic, has our thanks for courtesies. Purser J R Vandusen, of the steamship Tybee, from St Domingo City, &c, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our despatches, &c, Steamer Norwicn, the freight propeller which went ashore on Dog Island in a d lar trip between Cal upon the route. After being e ledge taken to Calais and hauled in the dry dock, and thor. ough and careful investigation. made ns to the extent of the injury she has sustained. It was found that she had been only slightly damaged, and could. be easily put in as food condition as betore. She has been thoroughly over- aa led, and her condition to-day is better than before the a8 Tr. Notice to Mariners. Capt Jas Deale, of sloop Caroline, at Greenport, LT, re- ports Sept 2 fourid the middio channel buoy in Gardi iner's jay broken off close to the water, only about one foot of the spar being visible at slack water. It is a dangerous obstruction to navigation. Whalemen, Arrived at Faval Aug 12 schr Lizzie P Simmons, from New London, clean; bound on a sealing voyage. Heard from 8 days since, ship Commodore Morris, Borden, of NB, with 1000 bbls sp on board. Lying off and on do Aug 12, bark Ocean Steed, Russell, clean, to sail same pi ona cruise; would be back to Fayal in eight weeks. Ship Oracan (NG), Pilg from Hamburg for San Fran- cisco, July 13, lat 1010 N, lon 25 16 W, Ship Aminta (Br), Meyer, from Liverpool for San Fran- cisco, July 18, lat 14'N, lon 38 W. ip JH Warren (Br), Ellis, “from Liverpool for San Francisco, July 28, lati N, Ion Ship Frances Hityard “hry "irom Greenock for Sandy Hook, no date, 6) miles W of Fox Island. Bark Theodor Voss (NG), Galle, trom New York for Ros- tock, Aug 22, lat 49, lon Bark Dryaden (Nor), Schack, from New York for Stet- tin, ‘Aug 2d, lat 48 36, lon 8 15, Hark Lapwing (Br), Hewiston, from Middlesborough for £an Francisco, July 11, lat 10 N, Yon 26. Bark Amie, ‘orrison, from Swi uae for Shanghae 2) days, July 18, 1a 940 N, lon 26 05 ark Ankathor (Nor), Skene, from Middlesborough for New York, Aug 2, no lat, &c, Bark Laura, from — lor, bhiladelphia, Sept 4, off Nan- fuekst (by pilot boat E F Williams, No 14). he Ann, of Stranraer, from Wilinington for —, Aug 16 by vat steamship Washington, at Havre). : ine P Portug 1 Uirl, ‘trom St Michaels for Boston, Aug 9, lat 38, lon Foreign Ports. Axtwrrr, Aug 28—Arrived, Virginia, Cochran, and Rome. Otis, Phitadetphia. Sailed 24th, Breeze, Morris, ostan. Sailed trom Flushing Roads fora, raaiso; 21, Imperator etandee oer Telmann, ork. ira eae a Tare eo tBaaniae Fletcher, San 1 whninnam. Tio date—Off, Friedrich Sealla, Waack, from iimangton for Cronstait, Bristot, 26—Arrived, Eros, Bjorn, New York. Arrived’ Wat do Sope?, steamship Great Western, Stamper, xm Kogeratd Ah, Kate Prince, Hagnilton, fron, st ia, Morse, Val- ‘New John. Rebecca, Cetcovich, York; 26th, Gorredos & . and Veloce, fgr'do for Gloucester} Hin. sia my Aah $oo0 for gee ge Reias Crosby, and miny. Rudtord, do for 09, New York. RRO 24-Sailed 8 “tank Bulow, Barwennevisr Aug 23—A) and Peuwsnlans, iy to ad Sailed oan Banyan, Gilmore, ybonpean, Aug 2 rk. stornore, Erickson, New York. itn yey BF iad hoe ‘rived, Gertrude, Risk, New Bounos Ayana, July 9—Arrived previous. Alice Tainter, ae ve ee Wavelct, Christophersen, New: York vie Pernami ecanpirn, Aug WeArrived, Hattic G Hall, Fish, Glow <Gailea 24th, Wild H . poriana Caulking, Port ‘Royal; au, Yeogalls, Har Harrlvone is Richard McManus, ry Bombay Bomensen che ern Mira, for New York; ayarde ee i. Marcle, C Day, Chase, for Havana; a ved, Laura B, Merriman, Bay CaxkNanvon, Ang 25—Salled, I ‘pi ved, iene gS Gaon 20-Sai B Long, ‘ark. Gloucester, iri t fatale ey ee eee York; Lady b Ballin "tom oa Sumner, Bondon petal New Yor wr York, ee Golden City, Jones, New Be pay Hi pee HaAGE TS, Aisi wat Why amon, Ba year, Aug 2—Arrived, Fear Not, Bendrig, New- on INGENESS, Aug 26—Passed, ment Iasman, from. New York for Rotterdam. Wes 9 1M esa, ay 26—Arrived, John Bryce, Morse, Guar: G M Adams, Manson (from Guanape), Lon-- oni tm let a), Gund tgrom Rotterdam) , Edwar'B Jewett, Betis (rom aay Ae Liv po Aug 15—In port bark Fredonia (Bp. Burke, from. Boaton, arrived 12th, to sail on her return Sept 2 led Aug 12, schr Galena, Silva, Boston via Flores. g.25— arrived, India (s), Munro, New York. « Aug 22—Cleated, Vesuvius, Curtis, Boston, jew York; Blue Bird, Toye, Philadel- kr ALTAR, Aug 24—Arri’ nartne; Bolton, Amey (and cleared for Erion, os aries: fred, Oemamaodore, Boys Hantixroo. (West), Aug “tara, ‘Aug 24—Arrived, Annapolis, Letournes, Balti: vitoxa Kona, Aug 27-Salled, steamship Chins, Morse,. Yokohama and San Fran AVANA, AU Si—salled, Derk Pe al (Arg), Orcutt,. waveteen Baneh aa nia City, Curtis, ma Yop Sih Shy seca hherwood, do for Vera Gras, H. Sope 5—Arrived, amshil 4 C9 ¢, London, vin Havre, for New York (after dig Wola 4th, ship Dr Barth (NG), Bockwold (from New York), Hamburg, having rep Arti¥ed. Diane, Bollo, Baltimore, vokr—Ort the 0 Owers Stig 23, 23, Gesner, Christof: arog Jor New York, Carin 830 us am) ‘arter, fie Moodie. New ore and ‘and entered out NB; 25th, Cuba (s) 26th on her return}: Siberia ‘Boston Janta, Henry, Hichinond: Va; Sith. Hent oy Dicker, Cardenas: Caroline, ‘Hehrends, Mobile; ter, A’ St John, NB; J P Wheeler, Jenkin: an an, New York 27th ‘otteomt th, C} prete, Atkin, New Thomas, New Orleans; rai Haabets Anker, Henricigen, 0 laf, Anderson, ‘Balti= moro: 26th Nery Marks Pirouet, Ano 6a sailed previous to Sept, oer Me8toker, New Cleared 24th, Hypatia, Lowe, Balttmore; Brage New York; 26h, Margaret Pollock, sitdnelh Bathasst, Entered out 24th, North Star, Owens, for New Orleans: Revonshire, Haveher, Fhiladsiphia; 26th, Shannon on OE idonlan @) Hend jerson, i nist Welske nab. i Plre Queen (),. i, New York 20h? caleba 26—Arrived, Ne geld, Carmito, and Wash- ington Booth, og enOr ey ti rad Bear ; 27th, Hat aggio W, Mitel do; South rica, Briard, Cleared ath. nPelaba, Hansen, Philadelphia, Arrive Gravesen Simoda, Goudy, Chi Salted from do 27th, Prinz Frederick Carl, Runge, New Lancaster (Glasson Dock), Aug 2—Sailed, Knudsvig,, Evensen, Galveston via Newport. non, Aug 21—Arrived, Elodia, Kennedy, New Salied 18th, Helen Drummond, ‘Tregarthon, New York. rladei "aug 26—Arrived, Dronning Louise: Larsen, Lisnox, Aug 21—Sailed, Dio Fil, % 22d" Gerinants, Henrchaen, (1 a laa etl /ansxiLLus, Aug 22—Sailed, Delphin, Leechly, Philadel- phia, Giltasra, Aug 21—Sailed, Anna, Jansson, New York via, Girgen: Mataga, Aug 22—Cleared, brig L F Munson, Manson, NiTuvaauta, Aug 19—In port brigs Eliza Th B lavacuez, Aug ft po jompson, Bate jrom Demacara, arrived dath: °C N Jones Ter),’ Deans from St Thomas, arrived 16th, to load for New York. Cleared isu ‘orig Re aoa Ea TE ane Nellie, Orcutt, Matanzas, Aug x'31—Sailed, brig Harry Sedgley, north of Hatter: Moxemar, Sept S Arrived, steamships Corinthian, Glasgir: ‘andinavian, Brown, Liverpool. Cleared Sihy stonmatip Bet King. Mein re, Glasgow. Naruxs, Aug Z1—Sailed, Wesley, Neweastiz, Aug 22—Enutered ' Bangs, . Howes, for Valparaiso; 23d, Bobsien “Be May Moller, 01 PuyMovtn, Aug 28—Off,'Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, from lon for New York. ernved Oe aa) 25th, eee Alfred, Bacon, Pensacola, ¥irnhaber, New Pruuat York; set Garl Auge tnede. ‘itiadel geiphia; Arnon, Grundes. New Yori "Ansgar, Niclse eran Ang i2-Arrived, JM Liswell, Leckie. Gir- Pi im, NB, Aug 13—Arrived, achr Scotia (Br), New Fork ( ‘York (and ‘cleared 20th for Boston). ans ug 26-—Arrived, Maria, Chighizola, New York: Sept iBept s a Samaria horace joston for Livery led 24th, Hermelin, (from New Mat Want all 27th, Argosy, Parker (trom ublin; Armonia, Fedele (from, ‘do, alee. UEBEC, Sept 5 Cleared, ce boat J Smith, New York. ORHOLM, Aug 19—Cledred, Balder, Wulff, New York ; Jolund, Christiansen, America via Stocka, Suxnintaxp, ‘Aug’ 26—Sailed, Essex, Smith, New Or Sarna, Aug 14—Arrived, Mary magn owes, Boston. arin, Aug Zi—Arrived, Ernst, & Marin, Burstroni, . New Yor! Supiter, Jacobsen, Philadelphia. Sr Jou, NB, t 2-Arrived, bark Harmon; BY), « Dinsmore, Bangor reba, steamship Narenta (Br), Su Liverpool vin Halling: Sa, sehr J W Scott, (Br), Green. Philadelphins « Clea i 4th, ship Sattara (Br), Thomas, Liverpool; brig I Eme , Cork. Tualen, Aug 28—Sailed Valkyrien, Heltberg, New York Tutuars, Auk 2 Arrived, Abel, Borresen, New Fork Vauencta, Aug 18—Arrived, T Tavlor, from Baltimore. reToRia, Aug led, Steamship Prince Alfred (Br), sholl, San Francisco. Sa Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Sept 6— Arrived, brig George Gilchrist, Boston ; schra E it right t, and J A Devereux. Salled—Steamship BO Knight, New York welts Adelo-- Trudale, Now Bedford; Addie Walton, Bristol; C C Miles, South Roston; J B Vandusen, East Cambridge oni Farland, Boston ; Deflance, Lyni BOSTON, Sept 6-—Arrived, schits Charles E Morrison, Smith; Elwell, Giles, and Emma Bacon, Chase, Alexandria, Va: Louisa F Smith, Brown; Laura Bridg- man, Harris, and Thomas G. Smith, Bacon, Georgetown, DC; FW Jo hnson, Haley; 0 iver Jatneson, dai meson ; Four Bickmore, and Mary D Haskill, Carter, Baltimore sinaie Blafedell Phila fadelphia ; ‘James McCloskey, - Crowell patiadelphi rfoutherner ‘Thatcher, Philadel: JM Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick, Philadelphia; Ella. F rowel, Howes Philadelphia, coe Baymore, Burdze Bniladeiphia; John Stroup, “Crawford, Philade etphia, Catharine W'M: fiadelphia; ‘An; a Sanun Philadelphia Makion Gage, Parkers Philaelphis Jane, Haskell, Ellzabethport; Chancellor, Ferguson New York. Below—Brig Hattie. Cleared-steamer William Laurence, Hallett, Baltt- more: barks Jolin Mathues (Br), Roberts, Surinam; Pac- swick, Ga, to load for Buenos. Philadelphia; schrs Wiliam ne, IeDonald, Jacksonville. Witmin NC; Mattie X Mi aren ler, Roberts, Hay' Charles C Bearec; Hodgdon. Franklin, Purvere, Alexandri ellington, Chipman Kennehes, to lond for Philadelphia; ana Heather, Heather, do for do. Salled—Bark Mai McKee au anchored in the Roads, where she remaine: at sunset). oie wien steamers Aries, from Philadelphia; ry, New York; bar! B Mathall Br) An peltar' ute Nellie Cliffoi mith, Savannah ; sc! Pack (Br) atrick St Ma JTIMORE, Sept 6—Arrived, steamship McClellan, Heel Boston ‘via, Norfolk ; bark "Kate (Br), ae MA fon; brig Robin (Br), Ablet, Mayaguez, Pi PR; H Houston, Tupper, Windsor, NS; Clitnboraso. Cooinbs, Boston; core iit, Showtian, New Yorks Geerge kr Thached, Bost Gieared—Barks Principe di Napo (Ital), a, Pen arth Roads for orders: Antioch, ctenty: Yan Frateln oF brige Peri, Perking homas; Cathe ine (Norw), i Rio Janeiro; Rom: in, Navassa; Anna D. Tor rey, Haskell, Boston! schr o. W. Vanneman, Buckaloo,. Arrived 8th, bri cena es 6th- led, ‘parks Tri Hala, (Br), Gaecaatown; Peri, St ‘Thomas; Fortuna (Bi ir), Ai rahe sa salted Sth, brigs George Latimer, St Johns, PR; VatOBILE, Sept $—Cleared, schr Linda, Newton, Ha “NEW ORLEANS Sept 2—Arrived,. stoamshins Cortes, Kemble, and Gen Meade, Sampson, New York; shi "etch dusky, Norton, Cardiff; ‘schr Lily of the Valley, Leitch, Ruatah Island: trom Brkn om 3d—Below, bark Fleetwing, * rigs Minnie, and Val- W, » Dav Cleared—Bark Sarah A Staple: NoRrouk, 8 Sept rare schr Maxon Rogers, Jack-- Souruwast Pass, Sept $—Sal son, N SAN FRANCISCO Aug jeared, ships Childers (Br),. 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