The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1872, Page 10

Ww CITIZENS’ TROTTING ASSOCIATION, | eee + Second Day c% the Fall Meeting at Point Breeze Park. Grand Attendance and Exciting Contests—Susie ‘Parker the Winner of the 2:42 Purse and Comee the 2:31 Race. ‘ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25, 1872. ‘There was a fine attendance at Point Breeze Park ‘to-day, the ladies presenting a grand appearance ‘on the Club House balconies, The stands were all well filled and the crowd lined the fence the whole Vength of the homestretch. The sun was very hot, but a fine breeze from the Delaware River tempered the heat and made a seat under the large maple trees in front of the judge’a stand quite a luxury, and this was much enjoyed by the “ink-slinging” persuasion of the daily press, who were on the grounds in force. There were two trotting races on the card to-day, and pools were sold at the Lapierre House and on the track, but this kind of business is not as _ profitable here as it is im other parts of the country. The trotting was much admired by the spectators and it passed off with great regularity, the heats of both races being alternated. The Judges were Messrs. Norris Holcomb, Joseph Sturgis and E. B. Coolbaugh, who understood their @uty well and performed it satisfactorily. The trotting was finished just at dark, tne sixth heat of the first trot being the closing one of the day. Ten heats were frotted during the afternoon, six in the first and four in the second race. The first urse was for $1,350, for horses that had never aten 2:42—$750 to the first, $400 to the second and $200 to the third horse; mile heats, best three im five, in harness. For this event there were eight entries, consisting of M. Goodin’s bay gelding sever Maloney, J. Dugrey’s bay gelding ker, Ben Mace’s roan gelding Walter, Alden Gotasinith’s bay ay gelding Gloster, J. H, Phititpa? bi mare Scotia R, Tomiinson’s blac! ing Billy aren! D. 8. Quinton’s bay mare sie rker and J. Odikirk’s brown stallion Bonn; oon. Susie Parker was the fugit over the field. Sitter Billy Dawes and Bonny Doon were with- drawn. The first heat of this race was a “dead heat,” the second and third were won by Joker, when Susie Parker came to the front and won the fourth, fifth and sixth. A large amount of money ‘was in the pool box before the race was over. The second race was for a purse of $2,000, for orees. that had never beaten 2:31—$1,100 to the rst, $600 to the second and $300 to the third horse; mile heats, best hy 4 five, in harness, ere ea sis af Onl cee le of Oneld , James M. Pettit’s bay mare Sunbeam, J, Tamers brown ing Honest Bill James McKee's mare fon Thorn, Peter Manee’s gray Sormae lercer, J. J. Bowen's bay gelding Comee and M. Gooden’s sorrel gelding Harry D. Young Thorn was a great favorite, selling for nearly as much as all the others combined. Belle of Oneida was withdrawn after scoring a few times. The favorite had no chance of winning at any time during the race. Sunbeam won the first heat and Comee all the subsequent ones, The following are the summaries :— PoInt BREEZE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 25, 1872—SECOND Day OF THE FALL MEETING OF THE CITIZENS’ TROTTING ASSOCIATION.—Purse $1,350, for horses that had never beaten 2:42—3750 to first, = to second and $200 to third; mile heats, best uhree in five, in harness. D.S. Quinton entered b. m. Susie Parker (formerly Belle vai Phila- elphia) .......... sees were 044121 21 James Dougrey entered b. g. Joker.......... o1122 2 M. Goodwin’ entered b. re Stew- art Maloney............. - 8 23 3 Bro Ben Mace entered rn, g. Waiter,. 4 3 2 4 41.0 J. H. Phillips entered b. m. Scot- Jand Maid. «+ 56 5 Sar Alden Goldsmith ‘entered’ b. & Ghoster....... J. ya ‘Tomlinson ‘entered bik. & Kanani entered br. 8. Bon- 7 te Doo: TIME. Quarter, Hats. Firat heat. 38. Tig Second heat. lt ‘Third heat. 1:6 Fourth heat at Fifth heat oe aL 1:2 Sixth heat. +, 40 1:21 Same Day.-—Purse $2,000, for horses that 2 never beaten 2:31; iy 1100 to’ first, $600 to second and $300 to the ‘third ;’ mile heats, best three in five in harness. J. J. Bowen entered b. g. Comee........ 111 James M. Pettit entered b. m. Sunbeam 1 2 5 6 James McKee entered b.m. YoungThorn 6 4 2 2 Peter Manee entered gr. g. Mercer »- 2588 ‘M, Goodin entered s. g. Harry D.. 8344 J. £. Turner entered br. g. Honest Billy 6 6 6 6 = R. Redmond puree a m. Belle of Half. Mile, 1:15 228236 1:16 2:31 1:16 22334 1:17 233d Ne FLEETWOOD PARK. Yesterday’s Trotting and Pacing Con- teste—Jane, George M. Patchen, Jr., and Lady Tomcey the Winners. Two trotting and one pacing contest came off at Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon, affording much pleasure to quite a large number of specta- tors. The summaries of the day's programme will be found as under FLEETWOOD PakK, MORRISANIA, N. Y.—Septem- 8 25, 1872,—Match $500, mile heats, pest three in ve. i. eee named gr. m. Jane, in har- 1121 Ro Maby named hae &. Lyman, ‘to WOOD... .... 65 ; 2212 TIME. ‘ Quarter. Half, Mile, First heat + 1:27 2:58 Second heat 1:24 2:62 ‘Third heat . 1:28 2:50 Fourth heat ..........++ $ Ee 2:50 Fifth heat 2:54 ‘oe Day Mato Pra mile hesis, best three in Wiliam Caohan named b. s. George M. Patchen, Jr. soovsooe dD 2 YD ‘Thomas Twaits named bik. 8 Dan.... 2 2.2 ane Mile. First heat.. 1:27 34 2:68 Second hea: 127 = ‘Third heat. Same Day—Pacing ihaten, $800, Hate heats, best three in five. eee Barrets named wh. m. Lady Tomey, Jobn ‘Orosson named b. | g. Moses Crosson, to wagon...... eee warter. + 43 Hair, 1:27 1:21 ‘Third heat. HALL'S DRIVING PARK. A fair number of turfmen gathered yesterday at Hall's Driving Park, on the Coney Island road, to witness the contest between horses that had never Deaten three minutes, for a purse of $100. The fol- Jowing is the summary :— Hati’s Driving Park, L. 1, September 25, 1872.—Purse $100, for horses that had never beaten three minutes; mile heats, best three in five, in harness :— Ga. bigs i? entered gr. m. Hazel...... . A. C. Whitson entered b. m. Eady Jane. Owner entered b. m. Fanny Deai Owner entered b. g. Horace. 4. Moshen entered gr. f Joe. J, Doris entered 5. g. No Name W. Bowen entered b. g. Frank. Owner entered 8. ¢, —...... TIME. Quarter. 42 Half. 21504 mare Kate, in harness, and W. Bowen's gray geiding Joe Bobin, to wagon, did not take place, neither put- 446 The match of’ $100 between Owner's gra; ting in an appearance, _ THE BALL FIELD, Defeat tho Athletics=—A Close Game. PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 25, 1872. The ninth championship game between the Mu- *tuals and Athletics was played this afternoon in the @ of 1,600 persons. The following ig the The Mutuals Met, 14. Bg. 9. Sh. Oh. 7. La om, 9 0 7 60g 9 ERIE RAILWAY BARNINGS, Annexed is the return of e of estimated weekly earn- ings of the Erle Ratlway, commencing April 1, 1872:— 1871, 18° For week ending M+ tapemcaadans $483,102 sarstss Previously reporte 8,677,643 8,699,401 Total earnings since April 1. $9,100,145 $0,172,764 crease for week, parenee for twenty-tit¢ weeks W6 dais, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, niin sell YACHTING. The Harlem Yacht Club Regatta. The Fall regatta of the Harlem Yacht Club will be sailed to-day from an anchorage off the Club House to the buoy off Fort Schuyler, passing the same to the eastward; thence to Stepping Stones buoy, passing the same to the westward, to and around Success Rock beacon, turning the same from leeward to windward; thence back to Step- ping Stones buoy, passing same to the westward; thence to Fort Schuyler buoy, passing same to east- ward: thence back to stakeboat, passing same to westward, Commodore William H. Kipp has been making great exertions to insure the success ef this re- gatta, The gga yachts are entered :— RST CLASS—CABIN. Marianna, West Wind, Carrie Porter, Geraldine, Dudley SECOND CLASS—CABIN. Edith, Vivid, Unknown, W. 0. Conner. THIRD OLASS—OPEN. Joe Jefferson, Mary J. Tweed, T. J. Creamer, General Tweed, Maud, FOURTH CLASS—OPEN, W. A. Rapp, Mary Emma, Mary | Louise, Victor, Sophia &mma, Fly, Susie. FIFTH OLASS—OPE! Mary ©. Campbell, Quits, Nimrod, Cruiser, Josie J., Ripple, General Varian, Jr. The yachts will start from the position assigned them by the Regatta Committee, The signal for starting will be given from the judge’s steamer Eliza Hancox, as follows:—One gun to prepare, followed ten minutes by another gun to start third, fourth and filth classes, and ten minutes pene third gun to start the first and second clases, The steamer Eliza Hancox will accompany the yachts round the course, and leaves the foot of 119th street, Harlem River, at eleven A. M., and whe foot of 180th street at haif-past eleven A, M Fifth Regatta of the South Boston Yacht Club—Sixty Boats Comtend for the Prizes. Boston, Sept. 25, 1872. The fifth and last regatta of the season of the South Boston Yacht Club, which was postponed from Thursday last, took place this afternoon, with the wind from the southwest and a good sailing breeze. Apout sixty boats entered for the race, The following are the winning yachts:— For first class keel boats the Starlight took the first prize and the Princess the second. In the race for centre-board yachts the Scud took the first prize and the Kelpie the second. Of second class keel boats the Volant was first and Fearless second, Of second class centre-board boats Queen Mab was first and Rebia second. THis class keel—The “There first and Kate sec Third class centre: beri first and Come gecond, ‘ ———~ Yachting Notes. The sloop yachts Maud and Walter F. Davids have been matched to sail ten miles to windward and return, starting from off New Rochelle, for $1,000 a side, The race will be sailed on October 5, There is to be a scrub race at Frank Bates’ on next Friday, under the patronage of Major Allen C, Bush, of the Nettie B. Quite a number of yachts will be down there, and some good sport Is antici- pated, ‘The Rambler made a good run in the race for the Challenge Cup, from Sandy Hook to Brenton’s Reef. The run from Sandy Hook Lightship to where Mon- tauk Light bore north-northwest, was made in 8h. 32m. From Lightship to Lightship in 12h, 16m. The Rambler lett pany, Hook Lightship at 3h. 68m. 588.; Fire Island Light bore north three-quarters west at 6h. 41m, 2 Shinnicock Light bore north at oh. 44m. ; Mon| Light bore north-northwest at 12h. 31m. 228, A.M., and arrived at Brenton’s Reet rigneanip at 4h. 16m. A.M. On return at three rent casts of the patent log she was ran- ning 1334, 14 and 16 knots. The Lynn Yacht Club sailed a regatta last Saturday. The weather was most enjoyable and the breeze as stiff as was wanted, The Lillie won, oe beat the Magic and Electra. Mr. Henry Steers is building @ steam yacht at Greenpoint for Mr. Henry Smith. She will be 160 feeton the water line, 26 feet beam and 14 feet deep. The engines will be furnished by Fletcher & Harrison. She will be built for speed and will be expected to steam eighteen knots. Bell's Lise of September 14 makes the following note about the Sappho :— ‘This well known yacht had the misfortune to go on re inside of Sanidhead buoy, off Ryde, on Saturday As the Ude receded the vessel listed’ over on. hey beam ends, and the tide flowed four planks up the deck before ae again righte r being got off the sands, at the next leaking he was found to wa under wa: ince Imperial’ badly, and aA on “Nohd Emperor, Empress and ot Seases on rd, guests ups had to be hour!: attended to. frie hand oti work was. continue til the Yenwel waa lon thurway last hauled into Mr. White's dock. Itt isp bre RS Ne the caper will have to be Stripped off before the full extent uc" iiaty cam De arrived at. The Sappho wil ay up this winte?” «<attner Cowes or Southampton. understand that would buy this jel of speed. THE JACKSON STREET MURDER, Garret Landus, a brother of Timothy Landus, who’ stabbed Joseph Burnett with a pair of scis- sors at his house, 76 Jackson street, on Sunday night last, was arrested by Officer Cahill, of the Nineteenth sub- fips last night, and ‘brow, ht to the Thirteenth cinct station house. The brothers Landus and the deceased, it will be re- membered, were the only male persons in the room at the timé the murder was committed. Coroner Keenan will hold an investigation to-day. 1,00) SHIPPING NEWS. WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. ‘The New Yore Heratp has constructed a telegraph line irdin New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the same is now open for the transaction of business. ‘This He will be found of great service to those having business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and every facility will be givento 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 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 less, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word. Advertisements for New Youx Hxnato free, orrices, Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann strect. H Ship News Office, pier No East River. Herald Branch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, LI. wits sant sa Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER, Gov. Island, 8 46 on Sandy Hook. 301 Moon rises... morn 2 00 | Hel Gate.. 6 aL OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, Steainers. |_saite7) | Destination. | Office. Liverpool. }1 Broadwa Hamburg. Liverpool Liverpool: Bremen. «|Glasgow. . {61 Broadw .|2 Bowling Green .|7 Bowling Green main 2..|Liverpooi: 33 Broadway. Gity ot antwerp §.. Liverpool. |15 Broad w: hiring §.: Hamburg. 161 Br dwn. City of Brusseis. 5..|Liverpool.. |1o Broadway. Main 5. [Bremen -|2 Bowling Green 5. te . Bowling Green St Laurent 5 58 Broadway. City of Pay . 7. :|Eiverpooi:: 15 Broad wa’ Manhattan. 9-./Liverbool.: 20 Rroadw: f Limerick 10.. Liverpool. .| 15 Broad Haimonia.. Oct. 10..|/Namburg: :/61 Broady Oceanic . 12. Liverpool. /19 Broadwa Cimbria... 17. Iisa: 61 Broadway, France, . 19..|Havre:...../58 Broadway, PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT, 25, 1872. CLEARED. Steamship Trinacria (Br), Thomson, Glasgow—Hender- son Steamship Glenartney (Br), Bolton, Glusgow—Howland Aapinwi nena Holsatia (NG), Barends, Hamburg—Kun- Steamship Strassburg (Bx), Barre, Bremen via South- ‘“Rleamahip Clty of ix Deak ai Df I ome "hed ai eaken, Havana—F Alox- teamship Eagle ( -aBow. ve nahi 1). Jackman, St Johns, NF—Bow. ny Wm G Hewes, Tripp, Indianola vie Gaives: mit pity 0 Of Galveston, Jones, New Orleans=C I Mallory & Steams ip Rapidan, Baker, Savannah—W R Gi . ri a ip Bodiac, Cbapin, Morehead Giiy, NCoMustey “re Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence. Boston—i © Dimock. Steamship Wamsatia, Fish, New Bedford—Ferguaon & Ship Astronom (NG), Klopper, Bremen—E Unkart & Bark North Wind (Br), Savage, Cork—Funch, ayo & 0. Bark Rauni (Russ), Fontell, Stockholm=C Tobias & Co, rtd Frauces (Nor), Loreptao! in, BYpoa—Funch, | Brig Eastern arly Foster, Demarara—H Trowbridge’s ns. BrigJohn Given (Br), Long, Liverpeel, NS—J; F Brig- ine Foabel Me ay te ao & frien an ar Chas} Morford, Piad Jecksonville—Van Brunt Sohr Pacific, Gaskell, Washi: Mills. cht Tames W Bople: Suite Norfolk, Vectssae Bt Sta. peek A, 2 ireland, Townsend, Washington, DO—Van run Blog Emperor, Demick, New Haven—Ferguson & 0. foamy Ww Brunei Foster, Baltimore. Wi he piulageanie. Btoamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphis, The steamship Hutton was cleared by © L Wright & Co (not as betore reported). ARRIVALS, BEFOBTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Java (Br), Martyn, Liverpool, Sept 14, via jueenstown with | m ngeri ena ee sept mint ion pee shi pyrona. ‘wanda, from Live 42°48 Ion 61 10, passed hadanal Bwarhehip, bound Wi 23d, 1 PM, tat 4d 05 fon aged @ Guion ateamshio, oc same'day, SHOP Me tnt iy ion 67 48, passed. stesin: yee for Liverpoo! shin Holland (Br), "Sg, Liverpool Sept 11 and gueenstgwa 1 12th, with mdse an assengers to FW J Br), and went: Sul Ing 48 8 1 leis zea r), bound wes! ion ship’hence for Liverp! oH ol, Hist, Tat 4344, lon 56 45, hard steamahip bound east. Steamship Wisconsin (Br), Freeman, Liverpool bept Il and Queenstown 12th, with’ mdge and’ passengers to Hams & Guton, “Sept {4 lat 31 1on.2 spoke ship a. cob A Stamler, froin Havre. for New York; 2bth, iat 43 80 fon 96 41, passed a Cunard steamship hound east Het int 4221, lon 60 41, an Inman steamship, do; "aad, lat 41 34, 1on 64.18, an Inman steamship, do. Steamship St Laurent (Pr), Lemarte, Havre via Brest Set 16, with mdse and, pabsengere t Geo, Mackenzie. Sept 22,'880_ mil ndy assed an Inman stearhship, bound a ah mona Beh hence for Liv- erpool: ‘from do, steamship’ City of Brook- yng 0 mii mites HOI do, stoushship Parthis—both hence for Liver; « Steamship *) Gelaus (PP), Hols, Denia Aug 28,Matage sist ith fruit to Gomez, Wallis & Co; and “Gibralta, i bd vessel to G F Bulle: Steamship ising Star, Conner, Aspinwall Sept 1 mdse aasengers to the Pacific Mail Steamah Was detained outside Bandy, Hook 2ehours by & 2, Int 2840, Jon 7425, algnalized bask, bark Robt Mur- is trom Port au Prince for New York ; 22d, lat 83 14, on, a Te, spoke stoamship Ocean Queen; hence for Aspin: “Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Hayana Sept 20, with mdse and passengers to F Alexandre & Co. Steamship Morro Castle, Morton, Havana Sopt 2, with mise und pasgencers to thie Atlantic Mail Steamsh: ‘Steamship. Ashiand, Moore, Fersandina, sopt zi, mse and passengers to James Hand. 23d inst, at 1 saw steamship Meade, hence for New Orica exchanged signals with steamship Clyde, hence f veston. wag detained 12 hours by fg. Steamnahlp San Salvador, tekexson, javannah with mdse fassongers vo. WR Gavel Steamah| ip ‘Jamies Adger, ‘Lockwood, Charleston Sept ‘and passengers to H R Morvan & teamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington, NO, with nay ¢ Lorillard Steamship Co. a fgmablp Taaac Bell, Blake Richmond, Cit Point ‘orfol mdi ‘and passengers to the minis Stet 03), Strom, Liverpool 48 days, with i for) fom, Liverpool a will salt ® felons 2 ence a ” Ship Electric (NG), Peyn a, Harnbure ‘ir day 3, with mdse nd ngers - rn pi iiveg Ma Ge maori Sveatnas, took Henge Air srith M, Bark Miner: bra ie Liverpool 60 days, with coal to order; wea hinch, Rdye & Co. Made ‘a northern passage and And had light westerly winds; been 30 aays west ol @ Gan! Bark bres (Aust), Corgan, Liverpool 49 days, with jndse to Slocovich k the northern passage and had strong W i winds; been 15 days west or tho Banks, with fine. aatiee Bark Radolfo Danovaro {tap Podesto, London 88 days, with mdse to Russell, Howe: Bark Queen of Beots (of V Windsor, NS), Smith, Rotter- dam 36 days, with mdse to Funch, Baye 't Go, Came the middle pavsige and hal moderats weather; been 1d days West of the Banks, with variable winds. Bark Divico ), Jorgensen, Cardiff 41 days, with rail- way iron to order; veanel to Funchs ayo Ue.” Madea northern we and had fine weather; been 14 days ‘West of the Banks. Ivancich, Marseilles ty days, ve, with with Bark Leone (Aust), rallway Iron to order; vessel to. Slocovich & Co. Glbraltar Aug 9; took the, northern passage and ‘ad variable weather; se been 16 da: ;, Aug 14, lat 87 44.N, lon ced W, 8) ral sl My Dunkeld ane Pid ing south ; 224, 150 m! of Sandy Hook, took’a pilot from boat tay, faham ia It. No4. mi rig Halla (ta, kino, Leghorn 94 days, with marie to Fabgri's'chauncey, Brig Olivia (Nor), Osundun, Cardiff 48 days, with ratl- Witig St ARorny Berry, Glentuegos 20 ith ry, Berry, lentuegos jays, w! sugar to Milter & Houghton,” x4 A solr’ American Union, Colling, Trinidad 20 days, with arto rig Richmond, Power, Cardenas 18 days, with sugar to aster. Brix Annie Barker (of Bt John, NB) Tnnog, Giace Bay, CB, 10 days, with coal to Heney &' Parker. Had variabl wel Schr Eelipse, Bri rowntree, Savannah 7 days, with lum- ber to F'8 Russell & Co. Schr Thomas Boog: Canon, Wilmington, NO, 6 days, with naval stores to Murray, Ferri Schr Julins Webb, Bramnall, L, Virginia, Schr P Gomegys, ‘Hubba ints. Schr Chingarore, Jackson, Bi nia. Sehr 8 J inte. foyt, Cranmer, Vi « D E Sawyer, Soper, Virginia. W F Cullen, Buck, Virginia. Schr R F Stockton, Bennett, Virginia. Schr Hhoda Holmes, Potter.\Georgetown, DO, Schr A 6 Lyon, Lyon, Baltino Passed Through "Henk Gai BOUND SOUTH. Brig Aura Br), Card, Cow Bay tor New York, 10 days, Soul (0.9 Dewalt & Con with c et! 9 blekmores Hentey, “Cow Bay, OB, 9 days, with © B Swayne & Co. Had moderate weather. orig Florence: Rathburn, New London for New York. Brig Gazelle, Gole, New Haven for Schr Adelida (Bb, Rathburn, st Pet "NB, for New Yorke 10 days, with lumber to maste: y fan ie (Br), Cuthbert, St John, NB, for New hits 5 puget york, 14 daya, with 5 oe, Ramet cet ae Thea deib es Noh Nettle chr), Andrews, St Andrews for New York— bound fal Pass ngs ewport (Br), Miller, Windsor, NS, for New York, Be vi nour Crantet mr Windsor, NS Philadelphi r Glanmire (Br), Goff, Windsor, NS, for Philadelphia. les A Bovey (Br), Wright, lllsboro for New Yor! Rolie 4 W Grit, , Easle, Mushquash, NB, for New York, WHEL spiling to order, day, COW BAY fee Mow: York: 114 hr Jas Ford, Huntley, Cow Bay for New with coul to Sanhatts in das Go; vessel to DeWolt & Co, Mehr feane Goodwin (Br), Smith, Halifax 10 4 Leane Goodwin (Br), Bit, , fish to Woodruft & Robins es Apsara hides Behr Abbie Ingalls, gall, Mushquash for New York, 14 days, with spars to Jod #1 ark ‘Newburyport for New cir Annie Brewer, York, with granite to Barke: Sehr Telegraph, Priest, Thomaston for New York, with lime tod R Sehr Lahmiroo, Kent, Cape Ann for N ‘wi stone to order.” pe Ann for Newburg, with Sehr J B Fore Norris, Boston for New York, with fish to Jed Frye & Schr tg Brainard, Buck, Stonington for New York, Schr Masquerade, Boyle, Th for Ne tate ae Sar yperage, Bor’ jomaston for New York, with he Eacontey Hall, Rockland for New York, with lime ndalia, Allen, Rockland for New York, with R Browne, Ile eg Nash, Rockland for New York, with = $9 Bridge pe x inc jomaston toatl apd Cp 6, Janae, nf pe ‘ork, with lime Crowley, Mitchell, 3 with sninatent toy Boynton" "s Son & C “pk xp iie htueket for New York, hr Mary E Hoxie, Ghesebro, N with fish to Comstock & C t ae aie Beach, | Nantucket for New York, with s) ler. Schr Gen Hell, w Portl N , - Mi. tug ie Halo gia ‘ortland for New York, with lum. " eee whew Moteal Rockland for New York, with lime 0.01 Eons setae 2 Washburne, Hamilton, New Haven for bat ae Potter, Potter, Nai ket SI yen Jue hs ii ntucket Shoals for New Behir Poa roe ae Middleboro for for ew York. fete Ham, Mather fone Mela er Ne Tork jaker, % Schr Mary fants: rw Wert port fe for New Yor a Schr Mary raat Cur den for New York. Schr aunt Harris Gorey, Brockington Tone Schr ON Maconabe Sitar men rd for New York. et Wile Ferry Aust ft. Wareham for New York. Providence for New York. hr Ngee Lake, Providence, for New Yor Bent E Raynor, Hutchings Providence tee Rondout. hr Yarmou Baker, ae brook tor New York. hr aipard x fag eT] for New York. Bohr H rd for New York. Behr Addison ‘Sheridan, Providence for New York. Bent Eu n for Fhiadelphia, Yor i er, Brown, Providence for New York. bene Charger White, Fail River for New York. Schr J Cargill, Baird, Norwich for New York, Schr Herbert Manton, Crowoll, Lockport for New York. Schr Charlie & Willie, Havens, Kockiand for New York. Sehr Lady Antrim, Bowyer, New Haven for New York. Schr R D Kenney, Blake, Thomaston for New York. Sehr Katie Mitchell, Eastman, Gardiner for New York. ‘nr Planter, Murphy, Salem tor Now York. Schr W'Vuitner, Hale ‘Somerset for Philedeiphta, Sehr Elizabeth Dehart, Jones, Portiand for New York. Sehr Wm MoCloon, Duncan, Rockland for New York. Richards, New London for Ronaout. ‘West, Boston for New York. n, Gardiner, Boston for New York. Wi Portland for New York, . itucket for New York. Sehr J G Collyer, Sewall, Boston for New York. Senr Alice Oakes, Morey, Gardiner for New York. Sehr Alida, Hall, Erovi lence for Elizabethport. Schr Joseph P Rose, Hall, New Haven for New York. Sehr Kate Walker, Briggs, Portland for New York. Schr Geo M Glover, © burn, Providence for ey York, Schr Treusure, Taylor, Providence for New Y, Sehr Nellie Chase, Kelly, Portland for New York, Schr Rhode Island, Hawley, Sag Harbor tor New York. Sc 44 Jennie Lge La Fall River for New York. att oot |. New Haven for New York. BOUND KAST. Steamship Wamsutta, Fish. New York for New Bedford. Steamship Hatteras, L N Brig Ennis, Foster, York for Seville, Schr Fakir, Knowles, Port Johnson for Fall Rfver. Schr J W Kimball, Peniston, Trenton for Fall River: Schr Chas 8 Rogers, Mayo, Elizabethport for Newbury- ot rFB Malate A Bonsell, Delaware for Stamford. watt Abbie H Hodgman, Eaton, New York forNewbury- Mache B A Stapler, Briggs, Now York for Porttand. Schr Izette, mith, Sea at Bef for Boston, Behe H & Vaughag, 100, Ba: Baltimore for Newport. Schr Agcilas Mmith’ Georgetown for New iave Sehr Eliza Ball, B lizabethport for Bridgeport, poehr Robert Binh: ickerson, New York for New Schr Seaport, Dowse le, Port Jolinaon for Providen Sehr A C Noyes, aKer, Port Ji goes, for Fall "th Schr Reading Ralir No #4, ‘Bockwith, Elizabethport fog? LO Hayen, oe BF Brainard, Greeves, Elizabethport for Middle- E H Baldwin, Hill, Elizabethport for Pawtacket. WW Brainard, Hoffman, El zabethport for Nor- » Elizabethport for Providence, KR orrill, Elizabethport for Stamford, f, Suapies riggs, New York for Portia ith, Jersey City tor Boston. Sehr Thos oo a eae Brown, Port Jobs for Somerset, ary for Boston. Wi Starkey Gr), Binith, New York for Newfound- 8 Ritter, New York for Providence. Ay eighteen’ Laughton Elisabetipore for Pem- "Schr Sea Flower, Baker, Philadelphia for Providence. fae Lucon, Kenedy, New York for Providence, Steamer Tnétus, Gale, New York for Providence, SAILED. gSteamshing Scotia, and nd_ Minnesota, for Liverpool; ‘ussburg, Bremen: ‘Trinacria, Glasgow jpeamars ‘Lon: fous City of Havana, Vera Craz and iavana; City of Galveston, New Orleans; Zodiac, Morehead City 5 brige Tartar, Queenstown; Josle, Cadiz. ‘Wind at sunset 8, fresh. Marine Disasters. Sreawsnir Constirution, Cavarly, on her late San Francisco to Pana encountered a feart aba inthe Guif ef Calitorula Aug 24 and te “tteusase’ cuntalied ne more sarious injur; than the carrying away of one of her paddle boxes ani if her guards stove in, It'was found. neces: luring the gale, to throw overboard a portion of the cargo, some 60 tons, consisting of orchilla weed and lum- ber, to lighten the vessel. Banx Broruxns—Whaling schr B V Sparks, at Vineyard Haven from Hatteras Ground, reports :i7th inst, soke ved), Strona avoroourt deckioes ¢ ftiniber; was making eiforts to bail her out and make port. Buig Amasia (NG), stranded on Florida Reef prior to Aug 16, has been, pumped out, and was taken into Key West prior to Sept lt. Sonn Buackarons, from New York for Wareham, Mass, jrith @ load of scrap iron, srrived at New Hav inst in a leaky condition. "Its probable. sho will have to aarge cargo and go on the ways for repairs CoreNuacen, Sept 10—The schr Brothers’ Pride, Gallo- way, from New York for Konigsberg (petroleum), putin hero to-day, having touched the ground off Holmotunge. She proceeded on the Mth, not having sustained any lamage. Fa.vourm, Sept 14—The Parolos, Chauvelon, frou New York for Havre, has put in leaky, Miscellans Purser Wm Connor, of the RoR Rising Star, from Aspinwall, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our files, despatches, &¢. We are under obligations to Purser J F Baldwin, of tho steamship Cleopatra, from Havana, for the prompt deliv- ery of our files and despatches, We are indebted to Purser © Hunter, of the steamship Ashland, from Fernandina, for c Purser Wm Hathaway, Jr, of the steamship San Salva- dor, from Savannah, has our thanks for courtesies. Purser A J White, Jr, of the steamship James Adger, from Charleston, has our thanks for favors. Sonn Exxornio. of New Orleans, and recently from Cor- pus Christi, has been sold to Dudlam Matthews and others ¥ Fpuaderpbis, » for $9000. She will now hail from Phila- Tees at Phippsbarg. Me, Me, Ropes, mY, Timothy A Bowker, a superior three-m: tons, named the Cambridge. She Is eon for Te phates business, and is owned by L Sands and & amuel M Corran, of Cam: brid, prigge Mass, and ‘the. builder. She will be commanded JaptJonn Perry, of Phippsburg. Notice to Mariners. Const HILADELPHIA, Sept Notice ts hereby gtven that manters of v to Spanish ports are regaled to state in thelr m manifest the icp a and class packages they carry, their brute welght, and likewise a specified report of the, contents of ac ery package. Non- scompliance with th Feeulatign will sublect masters of vessels to as mi nes oF there may be in each manifest in thereof, R PALOMINO, Spanish Consul. CANADA—CHEBUCTO MEAD, HALIFAX HARBOR, PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA, Notice has been received from the government of the Dominion of Canada that a lighthouse has been erccted ‘on Chebucto Head, at the west side of the entrance to Balas Harbor iy in the province of Nova Scotia, in lat 44 lon ‘The light is a mening white light, showing a flash every minute, and making @ revolution every two min- utes. The light 1s elevated 192 feet above the level of high water, and in clear weather should be seen from a tanoe of 18 miles. The tower is a square wooden building, Ay feet from ase to top of lantern deck, and painted whi rhe iileant ting apparatus 1s catoptric. for the purpose of guiding vessels into Hall- a fomark the dangers of Duncans Roof and Bell 4 little south of Chebucto Head. “The light was Htet ahowh Aug a1, 1672 ca order of the Lighthouse Board. JOSEPH HENRY, Chairman. Departpent, office Lighthouse Board, Wash- ington, BC. AUSTRALIA—GULF OF The Colontal government of ven notice of the existence of a reef—Meikleham Reet—off Maria Inland, in Limmen's Bight, Guif of ‘Darpentaria, and lying in the track of vessels bound for Loper River: rom the reef the southeast extromo of Maria Island bears SW 3 8, and the northwest extreme SW b: W. These Ddearfngs place the reof in lat 14 46 8, lon +4 anpispotice affects British Admiralty Charts Nos 27590 “By order ofthe Bureau of Na YMAN, Oap\ Mr USN. Hiya rapher, yaiegrphie Onloe, ‘Washington, DO, Sept Sept bark, Courses, White; o Whalemen. pbk ofl tor shipment CANPRNTARIA—REEF OFF MARIA ‘of South Australia has Arrived at Panama, of NB, Fork. bbls sp and 820 New xrived at do Sept, sohr Gee H Phillips, Qook, of Prov. sngetowe with 700 bb! oil. taken in six weeks, Arrived at Vineyard ‘Heven’s Sept 2%, schr B V Sp: arks from Hatteras, Ground, clght months out of and Frovince wn, with 180 bbis of sperm "Arrived ‘at do 2th, schr Bipriaye cerry, crom trauesas SFouna even Geet y ofand, for Provincetown, with bls of sperm and an upt Frederiok Baker writes from Melbourne that he ea placed in eas of patios bark Hamilton, ns, purchased bv Osborn, Cushing & Co: The ‘Colonial ‘of £1000 for the first ker is “going tor it.” overmnrat has offered a bount; tons oll brought in, and Capt Spoken. Ship Henry (MG), Wessels, from Bremen for New York, setip it wh Rhoda en Young, from Baitimore for Panama, AMitp A pte (Br), hd Shields for New Hayen, Sept nate To ee nea ae Neate hi ip Ell Norcross, from Now York ‘tor Ban F 0, At r a0 ikieman rae roti fg from New York for Rio Jaelro, Aug a i lon $1 Lor dere00, trom Boston for Capo ait fie ‘hapa from Liverpool for Balti- Eescvel, from New York for Havana, pl vA ne 38 tk Lavonis (of Eastport), from— for Montreal, no date, of Metis. Bark Normandy (Br), from — for Philadelphia, Sopt Myre Sends North (Br) from Liverpool for Philadel je No verpool for Philadel- pha, Bept 4, lat 47, ton a a jorweglan bark, from Cardiff for Baltimore, Sept 7, uated Shoe cuulgcaagendys pte mn Redowa. Salter, from New York for Marseilles, sept lo, off Barcolout jvqiael showing No 69 42, from San Francisco for Liver- pool, 08 days ‘out, Sept 10, Tat 38, lon 19, The M jagneten, from wae for San Francisco, 41 days py no date, lat 3, lon 26, Foreign Ports. if, Sept 12—Arrived, Abby Ryergon, Dunkerson, and Zima, ‘MeNabb, Phiiadeiphia, | re Balled Sth, Wellington, Harris, New Yor! Asvinwath, Bepts—atrived, brig ‘Alfarets, Small, Bos: ton. tie Bancrtoxa, Sept 8—Sailed, Mirra, Romano, New Or- ‘Brtsror, Sept 13—Sailed. G W Hunter, Saunders, St Jonn, NB; Freir, Thesing, Baltimore. wartived in Kingroad ‘12th, Crest of the Wave, Harris, lew fal ee Sept ll—Arrived, Polymne, Ihnes, New Or- a in the river llth, Rhvig (1), Scarpa, Now Or- Ser aa Sept rican Donau (8), Hoffman, and §mi (#, Dannemann. § ‘orl anit ah Gass, ‘Steongra(e, Philadelphia; 11th, Ohio bre nouwanan Arn “Bopt 12—Arrived, Aralda Mattutina, w York. Suttora, Ne Bo! Sept 12—Salled previous, Mystic Bell, Burn- i ham, —. Bukwos Aynzs, Aug 5—Arrived, eres Molfino, Pt San Francisco; Le cea ee an, sagiig. Soto. in, Corexmacny, Sept l0—Put in, Brothers? ate, Tezsectew York for Konigsberg cand satlod lith—see “Sissel » Sept 12—Sailed, Charles Purvis, Small, Galves- Entered for dg 1th, Lawrence Brown, ed for Ha- vana; 12th, Staataraad, Jonasen, for City Cuowsrase, Sept 8—Arrived, Sharpsbarg, i ers, New Ganlo- ‘Unons ret Asrived, T Remick, Roge, and Susan Ber- ger, ill, New York; Young Turk, Nickerson, Boston; Sandy Hook, Barstow, New Yor! Canperas, Sept 1¢—Arrived, t ai @ de Zaldo, Muller, New York; 8 V Nichols ), Chase, Matanzas. Dea Sept 1 jailed, Fa: Juce (from London), New York ; Bremen, Hellmers (roth Bremen), Galveston, Dust, Sept 13—Arrived, Re; ulus, Hansen, Baltimore. en pt Arrived, fohann Wilhelm, Lunde, w York, ac ARTROU RE, gous! 14—Passed, Vibilia (s), of and for Lon- from New ciinon, Sopt —Arrived, W Cummings, Miller, New rleans. Fatmovrn, Sept l¢~arrivea, Paralos, Chauvelon, New York for Havre, put in leaking Balled from st Mawes 1ith, Providence, Bull, Baltimore. Fowny, Sept 12—Sailed, Gipsy, Cremer (from Antwerp), Fall Rive adn Sept 6—Cleared, Philadephia, Erickson, Phila- si ‘Ginaest1, Sept 7—Sailed, Nicolos, Militrich, New York. Gascow, Sept ll—Sailed, ‘Australia (), New York. eGixes, Spt B—Arrived, bark Moneta, Fossett, New Or- Goratves, Sopt 4—In port schr Helen rf ‘Simmons, ee eae ene i, The Queen (4), Th N AYRE, ed @ Queen (a), iomas, New York (aud paged the Lizard izth). Cleared I Annapolis, tonpeinany, Baltimore. Hivivorr, 8 ptlt Arrived” Fenwick, Toye, Now York; bie: Mary Taa, Crosby, Witintngto Anchored off the Kwak Hth, *Poltox ‘e aa for New York. Havana, Sept 16—Arrived, bark Mar New York; brig Harr Virden, Coli a bit her wood, to sal bark RW Grifiths (Br), Drammond, New Yorks rigs Artura Marla (Bry, Marustéaut Mobile? 15th Cape (Bri, hiladelph pha ath, Queen of Peale Gi New York? Ghar Buel Yarsons Pascs- Ith, Loh tel et ch Bost x, Cited ‘ametip “Caspian (Br), Rit- more), Laverpoo I, Sept ieatrved, James Muir, Crosby, 12—Arrived, Bx} Rodi cols viath, ates Binnott sak cleo Tborgnet: f Mexico, BI janie ite ‘agus vers tig HI ‘ clare, Oph le itis Taylor- New i y a iin aya Pa fis Sa i jomano, Philadel: Dit tho ‘hot noe ou) Mt rn icin orci, iy pone fo Kew veal Haivornen Honey ro ves ns fy King, reON, Oa = , Galvestor ‘at , Ha tom, Mathews, ‘Now Oriana; loth” Keatos, Wartiett, Now Groans are, ¥ Wigarich, Mew York: Weintic oh Hehtendo, San Frai in, Savanhal i Diu ned tered out ith, Getty: yar, Wa Baga, Olsen, New York; 13th, hae ri, Potter, Yor New’ Orleans Anstruther ts Fensacola;” Arlington, Hii, Rio Janelro vin Card Lowpon, Boot 12~-Arrived, Webster, Whitney, New Yorks is one hig ‘SEPTEMBER 26, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET. American fared York (and 4 entered ont to Tie Phelan: jel ft, he Mind entered lea he ee SOREN aed Buble, Grinder, elions E # Duval, Hil- Cleared ', Parke, Wilmi: pak ae eintaur, Be Poster, for Galena led, Aino, Wi Saeed Me tahied. Mirknda 9 Duly, New uot Sep Rept 24Arrived. steamship Caledonia @r, m ~ onus er FER GIMOL” sete Bacon Merill, Fanning, and Ellza- nan th Gir, Sap bien Gham hampton (Br), Fanning, Hap ieArtived, brig Mary A Chase, Dolan, Portiand See) kat. Sept 2}—-Cheared, staan erage, i | don son, Liver rps ‘Ovonto, Ne it Ta usaag Bu _ 4 “4 i New York. LYMOUEH, Dept derived, Wonder Fels Bagie, Harding, Ox Ament, Sept 10-Arrived, steamship Honduras, Searles, at pererows, ere 18—Arrived, John Ritson Wylie, led Meh Yor Liverpool Sinit Howard Fillogeinhi, lath, ‘Werating, ‘Feoning. "Now ad + Paolini, Ferrlizan, do; Clara Agnes, Ganion, 10, arrived 2th, steamships Abyssini ), Halt New’ York for verpost tly Eaypt (By, Geigame "aS Sailed Mth, Albert the Good, Bolt, Lynn; Marmion, Lovering, Belfant. Rortunbaw, Sept 12—Cleared, Nereus, Dirksen, Philadel- phi 25—Arrived, steamship Berlin (NG), Uyduich, New New York for Bremen, SUNDERLAND, Sept 18—Arrived, Wild Wave, Brown, Now York via Queenstown. Srxrrin, Rt 9—Arrived, sunneree, ba eh Wilming- ton: Haabot, Uhristiansen New Swixuuoxby, Sept. Tookrniveds 1 foe tre, Marcus- on,and Dryaden, Schaek, New York? inst jog, Pil, ne Namaine, Sept 1l—Arrived, Five Brothers, Randall, lew StrockuoL™, Sept — Aladdin, Eyensen, Phila- delphia, Pizarro, Math Saag, BepPiscaations st brigs Hyperion, Clark, Fo Portiand; mh Maint (Br), Nickels, New fe eam, fs NB. Sept 2i—Arrived, schr Susie Prescott, red 20th, steamship Lady Darling (Br), Clayton, Ol Liverpool, x, Sept 10-gatled, Entella, Danaro, New York, Pea Sept Sin bort Bai se, Tobey, unc. Phe ate Bept i ave isodor ‘oss, Gaile, ew Warerrorp, Sept 18—Arrived, Libero, Massa, New York American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Sept 24—Arrived, brig F H Todd. Calais oe Washington; ; schrs Addie M Bird, and Robert Palmer, New Pot ie ‘Bark Jennie Cobb, Aspinwall; schrs Charlotte Jameson, and BF Lowell, Boston; Jesse W Knight, Paw- BOSTON, Sept 24—Arrived, coe JPW; fore), Uratin, Jacksony! le; JPM. a Var M ot as be ‘om Richmond Joshua 5 1 pty Bott I ud Wm B Thomas, hee. dos Cyrus 86, $e: Frank Herber, Crowell, do; Mary. B Bolce, Bolée, do; Althea inlth, do looper, ffm $Sisabothports Biss Stevens, Anderson, do; fA Heath Warren, ts, Robs Ee 4 Ontario, Sprague, Hoboken; Angeling, Hix, f mer vis erik: Larks M orig unl the set. rrived, pip D + BW Chapman, siner, Havre. BALTIMORE,’ Bept arks ‘Arthur Qa), Sohasier, Santon) Cs ‘Caribou, Biber, Havana; brig West. a Bloated = spark Teta aerators, Belfart; brig to King (Br), Mcintosh, Barbad fs Florence Nowell, Warrenton, Salem; richard Ve Peterson, English, Newport; Clara Merzlek, Hand, Salem, FANG! Sept 23-Arrived, schra Commerce, Young; Franklin, owe, and ghalierge, Armstrong, New York} ‘Woodbur. “ Groncede be ir Jos Oakes) Philadel tp ia. BATH, diese schr © R Flint, Douglas, Wash- ingt ay a ed, brie Loch Lomond, and Amelia Emma, D load for Guba, ARBE'S LANDING) Sept #—Arrived, sohr Wm Coll oF, Taylor eiphia. YOHARLEBTON, sept ai—Arrived, brig Guiding Star, Yor! a bark Granton (Br), Rowland, Liverpool. Zath Arrived, sent MH Vancleat, ‘Thorndike, tock- rt, ied Steamanips Manhattan, Woodhull_and South LAB, Sop ie lew York. xeew it 19—Cleared, echr Mary E Gage, Church, few York. 20th—Clearea,. brig John Balch, Hodgdon, Philadelphia. 2ist—Arrived, sc! nfs Helen G seas Crosby, and Hts for New York a etio, Woman, Now few York; Majestic, 3 Sept ul—Arrrved, yeh _Sfaitn, Ban- + Goodell, Suow, Phila- a ULIZABETHPORT, Sept s—Arrived, schre Fakir, Knowles, Providencd; Huntress, Syrague, do; Golden Rule, Wileon, Norwalk. —Solirs W W Brainern, Rathburn, New Bedford ; z So Merrell, Stamford; H 4 Dening, Boardman, Hartiord ras Wel leome, ‘MoLaren, Quebec; Beldon, la 4 ice. ue eer it MACHIAS, Sept 20—Arrived, echr Presto, Fletch oT PBRNANDINA, Sept 16—Arrived, schi Line, New York; 19th, Eddie. Pletee, ag tor Baltimore); 19th, Meroy 1 Trundy, oaaaauenyenn aber mah lawyer, and Suyrance, 20th, en! FORTRE TREN MO (01 a Macks ee in fe for Or Baltiaore, lacgaw, win 'the Ronde sont S Gmniths for Boston; Rhoda ht and Jon; Stockton, for New York. d—Bark. Ne New Yo | is RHON. Rant IneGalled. brig Obey (BH, Besson, vege rte steamship City of Houston, Deering, New rived, steamship Ariadne, aera New Orleans. GEORGETOWS, De, Rept 23—Arrived, schr Hannah ork, ANOLAr Sept 17—Arrived, schr Early Bird, El- ge Now York. in port 18th, achr Carrio, Bearse, for New Yor! wi Jal KBONVIELE, Bent ae rived, schra ‘Angola, Bel- ani few Yor! eth, schirs “Matilda Brooks, Hildreth, Now :¢ A Bentley, Falkenburg, Albany; 19th, John Ran- je Wm H Jones, Matanzas farren, New dolph, Jamen, St George, Bermida eh WEST Sept ie krrived, br ig Rapld (Br), Abrame, fot New York dn rant aye tons) ; ath, b bark Rautilyy Ge, MYgrs, Tonale (Mex) for Falmouth, 5 dn wat Woe p pepvisions), Me 22—Arrived, sches a Tunis, far} Abbott be nee, Grifin: Hannah Saker Whi ago Caaf Mary J Russell, Smith, an rete} ‘Orson, Pliiadeiphia:. ‘Wahab, Paragon y Few ;'Onward, Pool, Hoboken’, Boaz, Brown, and Potter Handy, Rondout: Petrel, Curtis, E P oon we ork. paew ‘ORLEANS, Sept 20—Arrived, steamship Ariadne, ind sailed 21st for Galveston). Rogers, New ‘ork: ship Caledonia, Weeks, Havre: Frank Marion, Dillon, Falmouth? rohr Mischier (Br Hunter, Utila. 2ist—] —Below, schr Gertrude Howes, Smith, from Ruatan. Cleared—Stoamships Western Metropolis, Quick, for New York; Ariadne, Doane, for Galveston ; steamer Chas Chamberlain, McLellan, for'New York echt Mary Emily, Kryger, for Pensacola. joutiwxer Pass, Sept 21, 6 PM—Arrived, bark Olympia, Amar, and Geo Cromwell. kfuegps. Bal iled—Steamers Whitne: NORFOLK, Sept 23—Sailed, schrs Shiner, Ryders Mary A Hyer, Scott, and Ck Phelps, Cunal Loc NEWBURYPORT, MSP tanner, Aa schrs Susan, pale. ney, Weehawk wken; M Mahoney, Anderson, 4 Win Mare; ‘NEW BEDFOND, Sop Sept’ Cleared, schr Galena, Silva, St Michaeli, Azoi Salled—Schre ( GA A Hayden, Harrison, Balt pore Palla- Lord, Wood 's Hole Ryder, and Henry Gibbs, Chase, New Arrived, sobr Ge e staples, for Richmond, Va, putin for a crow, NEWPORT, Arrived, schre Mary Price, Kemiore, Pailadelphin Deron a Alle John Mettler, nee, sleeper, Fal River rN B, aoes rk; od Haley, Mie. , Fall River for New York; Ruth Halsey, do "for do; Elmira Rogers, Horton, Hoboken. for by this this AM—Schrs Mary Elizabeth, Borden, Fall ver for New ¥ rs Pou ter & Hooper, Bradbur; Haverrtraw; Freakin i pieroe, | tier Rew pork Yien lobart, mton, Dighton for Georgctown, DG: durge, Waryriok, Fall River for Trenton; Rien, fone i dobrley, Bann: ders, and i elleabeth 3, Hogan, do for Rew York; HP Bly, ont Hall oct land for New Yorks vig drenton, ‘ogee errs ani J Kona Pautt Reunion pedo Ge 0 Ww Kimball, Jr, Pendloton? Marjeita Hand, Hallock; Peer. a arp, Hort Ti Borden, ms Htadwin, do for dg ew eg Hailock: r, Thomy and 8a) . Frovideneé for d F Helen Aug usa Wels Paw eke far fon D DO; Fannie Mitchel’ Brawn egies Por (or' Catal sh Th: Tea mene Portiand for Washington Phin; ‘Bharpthooter, Chath to fey pore Marie! shooter, Clark, i, tte mith, Pres fon, and Yas English, a ie gs for pete 1 ath, § PM—Arrived, echrs R Leach, Pendleton, and Roekland {6p New York: Dail HC! ai sae 8 for dg: Sedat idle, Turner, New York for ven kohrs Blackstone, Har: wr, ay York Yor Warehann Masse. Mary, Tice, Dunham, Rew Brunswick Martha May, Benton, Port ‘Jefferson | Neliie Bloomfeld, Palmer, Albany. ailed—Brig Mary ‘Bickerson, New, York; schrs Old ebe, do; Martin, Martin, do; Mattie E Taber, Saxton, do: Roading itt, 4, Bennet ‘tt, do; Katle J Hoyt,’ Arnold, jaltimore sloop Cornelia, Hall, New Eltnan "alten Christ ‘ORTLAND (Or (Oregon), Hept 10—Salled, brig Pathfinder, —In port, parks bag fs (Nor), Brenlund, 1 from, New- TUR } saa 1) Nayes, for Hong Kong. dos’ Forward LY Sent ‘Wt—Arrived, brig Levi Stevens, Pe ey thang pt 21—Arrived, brigs Neponset, Strout, Galveston; JM Dillingham, i rriman, do. Salted Hark K AE, Adamns, Callen, New York. PH t' M—Arrived, steamship Queen estes iker ol rae ‘Jas Kirby, Bar: Beane gare Aug 22, digg, to 1 Toad wheat; Navigator amsonsen, from'Mi lesborough, E Airive 23, ae nce Manila (Span), iver: nard, ila; Nereus (Bi ors ky Be AR Hattle Paige, tt at Gardiner, M 1 Fort, Phaetar s Soa 1, Smith, any jexand er, Gtearsa na Batne @n, i fobliwon, Cork for orders; nhage! f icKeo, ree Ki Hee bo Planet a ung, At et eerie tk sib tare Ste Take Bordand; lin Growolh a liorre, Wood's Bt pan ‘New james utter Hee Sey ‘AM. Richmond sailed for New igh Ae eels and “one brig’ teronin at sehr ‘ shave ngildes teeta ostrup, “Ge! vag Hote’ Good Fitzpatrio Mills, Boston; Rattle. Rogers’ Providetice ; Sax: York ti a POW TIAN ert ie brigs Bila Marta, ist Phin 3 ream cay poet: sel seri an at re He aenee! a ‘on: th pan Sa ere Paes rerethon X SSais—steamer i Drapes Mil Patlageinnis' 6 ed Honesr , Lothrop, Nex Now fark. oF | Pa ighton, Ni ow York, 9,0 (a pork ran, Croton, Bhi fhamrook, 1 Toy. Har orwin, New York. ata IGKEN Bent Arrived, sobre John Se Pr eo lie wil Baylon ws 33H Nichols, and Ocean ters, a0 eek Brande = apse fave, Bryant, RICHMOND, Sept Soars } Booman, ol rived, NB . New. York; Hoston; sore Mott ete, aa or eta . ae oe, Mempane, NE opclow, bri Wal oon Wieors i 's land! a el vacksoneiiles Soeeoh Fish, Hupper, 17—Sailed, schrs 1d: zee FRANCISCO, Sept 17—Cleared, ship Republic, alive , Liverpool ved 23d, aD ‘Asa Blaridge . New ¥. BAVANNAli, Gi Bon ee mived ied~Sehr Bello Crowell, or Jacksonville. ANDY POINT. Me,” Se ten, 4 Green, Coll aie, Phtiadely pony Ba rs Port mount, Saun 0 ein Goftin, Ho Hf EI Brook. an Lebauah, rates oTON, so Sept nt pectsrve, gehrs, Albert ‘ovidence; » Bal Geseaskto or Fao; Fredonia ‘Lewis, Rondout VINEYARD HAVEN, Sept 24—Arrived, ‘ork. nteamships Sa Pa Montgomery, Faircloth, do; pt —Ai Ssh gehts Mai Pat Be Ei iy ae Batwa Sept as earn Zavala Wifiane bin, Strout, Port, tie ‘baldwin for Paw- Knowlton, Savannah fok Boston (the captain gnats of crew si with Bonthora. § fever) sonville for wes Boston; Frank Addie Blaiadell, and Lue: sigan Ee Foeaphis for 49 Zulette Keny Saco; do for Rockpor' ene Josiah Whitehouse, an “Nailed —Sohr Wm Arthur, schrs J @ poe | tie ‘Alexandria for more for ‘40; Geo on, do to d by—Schr PLordta Fish f from Alexandria for Bo rned-Brig Mechanics achrs Eiganor_ B Conwe WILMINGTON, NO, Sept 23—Cleared, bark UM, Goitied Hamburg. MISCELLANEOUS. Arcrtatisoe HAVANA ‘LOTTERY, anna nnn ie * OFFIOLAL DRAWING, BE SEPTEMBER 19, 1872 No. Prise.|No, Prise.\Wo, Prise.\No. Prise! No. E sebeeeeseess SESCRSERBSEEE ebeseeeete 2 eeeeeeEseeseseesese ESE! gee eseeeaet <cecceerRnNNNRIIITRREIEEENE t drawit . B, MAR’ z Sg SS! (INEZ BEOLUTE DIVO: CES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROW 8 legal everywhere; desertion, aificlent cause; no, publicity sr tirelt iio cearer coal) divorce arante a OUSE. Counsettor, &c., 180 Broadway. the comet DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAIN! the See of Cpt fel States. No public free. Roar © ‘ublic and Commissioner for every T KING, Councellor-at- Law, 868 Bi Broadwa) [ED FRO! Aaned iced F 4) —HERAL! Lis dtl BROOKLYN, } A ‘D BRANC! 5 tet of ° CORD Oras trea Vast oe ae om BAF BRAN! TYLER, 54 BY RUM, DOUBLE Lvl the trade, by TAFT Ly Cosray, ce peek NIGHT sr PNAL—0O% fpined ed by Dp Dp, pplyind WILLTAN FO MF. GOSTON, of one of the) ife Saving Stations, 16 Broadwi 1D ees OFF TEAS. DUTY TEAS, DUTY TEAS, DUTY TEAS. DUTY TEAS. 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