The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1872, Page 10

10 PEVATQUOBRORC EEATIS. —_—_— ‘The Last Days of the Mysterious Affiction—The Streots Crowded—The T urmoil of Travel and Traffic—The Eush and Roar of Business on the Eve of Election—Has Have- meyer the “Hipporhinorrhea?’— What's in a Namet—The Uhbi- quitous Disease Elsewhere. . New York was itself agwin yesterday, Vie interval ‘of gloom aad of paralysis that has affected the city ‘or the twe weeks that have succeeded the first ‘attack ofthe hipporlinorrhca was yestérday almost ‘@mf and the mysterious mist of malaria Seeemedentircly lifted from our poor-equine brutes, - ‘The further duration of the disease here is merely “"the netural develgpment of ita final *symptons, and “ghe cfewded condition of the streéts through tie ~Wusydiours of the day proves that but few of dts fornmr victims.are still confined to their stalls or wnatle to work. In many stables there are still ~-eases of dangerous prostration amd feverish bron- eniitis, in somse of which DEAMH: 13 VERY LIKSLY TO ENSUE, bat the mejority of these even are hopefal and : grow less serious.as long as the weather is not op- : pressive and the air continues to be clear and in- vigorating. It does not seem:to be dampness that + 4nduces the worst phases of the disorder 60 much ‘as it is @ fetid quality of the-atmosphere—andoubt- edly a gaseous poison. When the blood is affected by this Ss immediate effects:are manifest in the ‘throat and the mucus-iined .eavities of the head; * and if neglected it touches in its more advanced ~ stages the membranes of theilungs, when it proves more dgngerous and more rapid in its destruction than the seeds of consumption in & human being. The beet names ior the disease, as hasibeen ac- knowledged by highest medical authorities, are those which have been given it by the HERALD, “71PPORBINORRHEA"”’ expresses exactly its early symptoms, when it seems to be little more than a running catarrh. . Febrequobronchiatis can be well used to designate : it when the affection reaches the bronchial tubes and asort of hectic fever burns up the very vitality + of the respiratory organs, The doctors have puz- -zled themselves long and sorely over the charac- . teristics of the new visitation of Providence and confirmed the poet's keenness of perception by palpably disagreeing. A variety of -metheds of - treatment have been devised and many ef them published, Next to that used by Mr, Bonner there -Beems none so successiul as that whichis copied arom the system of RUSSIAN BATHS ‘ased by human beings. During the last week it -has been tried by hundreds of horsemen, who have _ Jonndthat the swiftness with which it cures their animals of all the signs of the disorder Is some- - thing most remarkable. The desperate cases of - «Sickness are being extensively treated with it, and the number of deaths in the city has been greatly “wdecrensed in one or two days since it was first _ wattempted. Yesterday all of the lines of street-ears used the wmajority of their horses, who did net look cither 5 wery emaciated or very weak, except in the in- , mance of the Bleecker Street Ruilway, whose sorry may ti oe as if about to fall into pieces or melt MELANCHOLY GREASE SPOTS. a drivers pity them and speak to them with thetic accents, whi¢h, though they mayeound hy, do not lessen the dull misery occasioned by ue eompulsien of Grageing the ‘overladen .cars alomg the crooked and sinuaus tracks, up-hill and doven-bill and around about impossible corners, Tne rumor of the trial of a dummy engine by this company on its road was circulated yesterday aftermoon, but none took place. The cars of this route foliow a most tortuous method of procedure; the poor orses are most commserable, and the poene is sometimes little short of the horrible when they struggle desperately to start the stubborn wheels or to swing the immense burdens around the sudden turns. Yesterday the up- ward bound passengers at sundown formed an immense throng, which crammed itself into the narrow space of the cars with no cere- mony and little thought jor the pitiable animals whoin Bergh’s philanthropic eamestness had not yet greatly relieved from their Inhuman wrongs. ‘The manner in which ladies on this line are crushed Anto infinitesimal points of space is at times truly alarming, but the ‘dear things’ manage to endure it and come out of the ordeals with roguish cheer- suiness, All this, however, dues not alter or alleviate THE MISERY OF THE HORSES, as they toll frantically along with smooth hoofs striking the fire from the slippery stones like miniature showérs of meteors that fash and dash and only last a moment. The stage lines were all using the majority of their horses and vehicles, greatly to the satisfac- tion of Broadway's beau monde, That tremendous Yorrent or ‘ravel and trafic was at its flood yester- day, and almost drowned al! other thoughts from the minds of thods who walked along ity hot and resoliait pavement, 25725 THE DOWN TOWN BUSINESS STREETS were lively and crowded with vehicles, ‘The faces of the millionnaires and merchants and bankers were cheerful and confident. Their expression vould be easily interpreted; but not so when some Stranger asked regarding the present issues of the political contest. Then the peculiar smiles of the ten of business were somewhat ambiguous. The splendid portrait banner of O’Brien waved lazily at ul corner of Broad and Wall streets, Betting raged hij nh among the brusque “bears” and the big ‘pula; Dut Jate im the afternoon the rumor teached the. Stock ¥xchange that Havemeyer had withdrawn from the muzicipal tournament, “What! Is that sof’ said & Gashy individual, “phew! there goes my hundred and i:t¥ 1” - “Whal's the matter with him?” “They say he has the hipporhinorrhea.”” “orBien must wile sure, then,’” THE WAR-CAIED OF Fi PHiLOZOOIsTS is threatened with an injunction, which is to have a hearing before Judge Daly, in the Court of Co mou Pleas on Wednesday, ana is prayed 10) By ii e Broadway and East side, the Broadway ahd Fouith and Madison Avenue and the Broadway and Twen- third Street Stage Companies, to restrain him from arresting their drivers and stopping their horses, The war-post was struck by the big chief some time but where is He now! In the Thuyd Avenue stabies on Sunday four horses died, Pxhibiting the most aggravated symptoms of tne Pebrequobronchiatis. heir legs swelled to a great wise, and they were attacked by violent trembling and apasms, apparently suffering at the same time tue most intense pain. The number of cars used~ yesterday was one hundred and twenty-seven. On te Eighth Avenue life, near Grove street, Mr. Bergh yesterday morning made A BOLD DESCENT upon one pair of horses, a driver, a conductor and a car, and compelled them to turn back, declaring that they (the animals) were afflicted with the Dipporhinorshea and were unfit for use. The in- pees of the passengers’ was unbounded, and the curses which Were poured upon the unpainted warchie! were not only eed but deep. He didn’t ‘stop any more cars just there. A horse died at the Broadway and Seventh Ave- nue stables yesterday morning, and others beloug- img to the same company are very seriously ailected, They have swollen legs and a terrible wough. All the lines of travel are running larger numbers of vehicies than on Saturday. The Ninth Avenue ‘ud Twenty-third Street line of stages now run 44 stages, their complement being 66; the Four- teenth Street line run 27 stages and the Fourth Avenue line 40, their full number being 50. The Madison Avenue line of stages run 56 stages, and the Fifth Avenue line run 40stages. The th. a@nd Sixth Avenue lines of cars ure running their fuil number to the Astor House, and the Second Avenue line run 107 cars. The Broadway and Sev- enth Avenue, Ninth Avenue and Belt lines are run- gig iwo- tiikds their gular number. The Equine Mortality. The police report the following lists of localities of deathe of horses in this city :— 222 Clinton st S7th st., near YS and Boulevar Svington fe Ridge st. nor lL wy, iad Sib st. sing“ edule st. 15 Clarkson st. 857 West 37th st. Corner 30th st. and 10th av. oth et. 8th and 9 avs. 452 West 45th st. 674 Litn av, 485 2d av. 461 4h ay. 457 2d av. 2at Lion Brewery. So. TAberty st. M5 st. On Greemwich st bat West 28th * West 3uth st Beran ag oth av. 7H8 Sth aw ste near hear idth av. 3 st ilth at th av. 39) ‘pet. 10th and llth " Wooster Hei at. and Madigon av: 33d st ihe ‘ivtrd av. stavte, t. bth and 9th ava, 44:1 WL, near ist ay. sth and 9th avs, TON st near ay. A. TA Haw 16th st. 13 Auer S114 st, Bo Boast 20th st. THE DISEASE ELSEWHERE, — The Disease in Trenton, Trenton hae at last been visited by the epizootic, Over one lundred and fiity cases were reported iere yesterday. The street care have ceased run- bing. xpress wagons and a large number of other vehicles are knocked idle, The streets present a Jonescme appearauce. Not one-half the num- ‘it is nelther NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, ber of the usual equine travel is to be seen, nee aces ee wwe are sage infected and ae rapidly. No fatul ‘ss it. It =n opinion of the veterinary. t but five per cent of herses in sie city and neighvorhoord will the ion, and at in a few Gaye it will becom ne wide-ep read. The disease 18 ex: chisively confined to the read of the quadrupe “eo EO aymptoms are early known by violen' iy mg und a copious discharge from the nostrils Much intonvenience is felt in iness circles, and will Continue to be until the city is rid of the pre- vaifing plague. Several Fatal Cases at Kingston. INGSTON, N. Y., Nov. 4, 1872. Pour deaths from-horse disease are reperted to- Gay. Tne infectton shows no signs of abatement, at is spreading more widely. It has broken out ‘among the horses at Wilbur, where an immense number of animals are used in drawing stones. Few horses not affected are seen om our streets, andi many branches of business are crippled by the pre- velance of the diste ae The horse railroad com- panies’ horses are badly affected, but uo suspension of running-has yet taken place. Thousasis of Horses Affected in Phila- delphia—A Great Check to Commerce and Locomotion—An Appeal from the Female Cerghs in Favor of the Suf- fering Animal PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, 1872. The horse malady is still on the increase in this city, with every prospect of a still greater number of suffering beasts in the immediate future. - The Tenth.and Eleventh Street Railway is the only line in the.city running a full complement of cars. The other lines run the number following their respec- tive titles as follows:—Spruce and Pine, 18 cars; Darby, 4; Chestnut and Walnut, 15; Market, 20; Race and Vine, 15; Arch, 10; Green and Coates, 20; Seventeenth and Nineteenth, 19; Eleventh, all; Fourth and Eighth, 24; Dickerson street route, 15; Walnut, 9; Thirceenth and Fif- teenth, 20; Girard avenue, 12. Sunday was, indeed, a gloomy day in Philadel- phia; not a car running on ene of the lines, nor carriages in the streets, and a dull, Urizzling, rainy day. To-day the streets have presented a lively appearance by reason of the enforced pedestrian- ism, but there is still a couspicuous absence of equines, The Pennsylvania Railroad Company are hauling their freight cars with dummy engines. I Maye seen several LOADED WAGONS DRAWN BY HAND - to-day,and a number of milkmen delivered milk this morning only throtgh the assistance of their hired male help taking the place of horses in the shaits, A visit to a number of stables to-day de- velops the following named firms and corporations having sick horses on their hands, new cases not before reported :—. h Street Railway stables, 126; ace and Vine, 120; Chestnut and Walnut, 314; ‘Thirtecnth and Filteenth, 190; Fourth and laura,’ 150; Filth and Sixth, 3985 Second and Thii rd, 509; Richmond. branch of the Union line, 250; Fairmount, 277; Master aud Columbia avenue, a9; Market street, 300; Lombard and South, 120; ‘Spruce and Pine, 443 Pennsylvania Railroad, 253 Green and Coates. 10; Ridge avenue, 240; Ninth ‘and Eleveuth, 10; Seventeenth and Nineteenth, dirard avenue, 146; Hart's, 90; Worthington’s, 50; John McvVauiey, 21; James MeCauley, 40; Conroy & Kirby, 3! 255 Willi am ‘H, Neeley, 24; ‘Bust William Penn, 80; Charles Grover, 16: Jobn ‘Waite, 64 B mF Stuckert, 20; James Fran- “Felder, 9; Henry Ki shay. 1; And rew Haage, 26; Jonathan’ monet 22; Conkline, 15; Moore's, 8; Ouinmings, 5; ‘McOuilough & Co., 11; Budd Doble, 40; E.R. Vaschal, 3; Adams Express’ Company, 25; Sei Cratge, 60; Lehman House, 5; Mule Market, 30; Washington House, 20; Ohio House, 12; Bull’s Hey Stables, 60; W. 3. Mann, 3; Schoenmacher's, re Department, 25 Stert’s, 35; Dernali’s, 10; Fiekey's, 6; Beck's, 283 Fingley’s,” 6; Wall’s, 5; Robert Hementer, 43 Jordan's, 4; Karcher’ 's, 1. A PREMIUM ON HORSES, Merchgnts are offering frem filty to seventy-five dollars a day for the use oi good teams, a great opening jor afew days for parties having sound horses to Jet with teamsters, There have been about three deaths from epizooty in this city thus fer. The women’s branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, of Pennsylva- mia, have issued the following address to the street car companies, AN APPEAL FROM THE LADIES, To tux Prestpent anp Directors of Tux PHILADELPHIA Pasaxncer Ratuway Compantes :— In the present season of apprehension and Aisteess on account of the sickuess which is now raging among the horses in this city, our society would like to take this op- portunity to remonstrate with the passenser railroad compantes on their treatment of their hor-es, and particu- larly on what we have been Informed ts the practice on Most of the Jines of working them every day in the Week without allowing | them ia day The prevalence of this epidemte abd Conseqient sufferings and inconveniences that it. entailed on the members of the human family, have awakened them to a ir dependence on the horse greater than they betore experienced. They have begnn to realize how much ti are indebted to this noble im for the happines: com. fort of their lives, an sult we trust the viehon may come home tot mindy of the necessity and pro- pricty of regarding the horse in a diff ght from Hat in whieh “they, have ever yet, con longer looking upon him 8a mere chaitel, WHIMS AND CATRICES OF HA and to be used only in the Tan which will be most dered him, no ject to the n profitable to his meee but as ing possessing a right Oe his own aud. Jugp =e clahuting ab a rewart {OF ils ser- y Jlege of being entitled fo conmact®- ireatinent, We contend that nor potest todeprive him of his week of rest. God and nature demand this relaxation, an if he does not receive it he cannot thrive nor remain well or strong. He isoverworked and becomes worn out the length of days which his Maker bei ing Fedueed to a few mis rer hore who should be his Md prowetors “Thre are many. things in agement of the horse on your lines of Which we prove, but which woult not cause us so much distress ne you would consent to that we so much desire— viz, to keep 2 sufficient number of animals to secure for ko one a day-of rest in every week; and if in addition to this you would endeavor to check ‘the overloading of then you could thus exalt your treatment of ar stock, above thut of railway companies in other pisces, and claim for Philadelphia @ pre-eminence in humanity above that of any city in the nited States. Germantown, Chestnut Hill, Frankford, Mana- unk and the other suburbs of Philadelphia are Subjected to the same inconvenience from the horse disease, Camden, jast across the riv 3) ane suffers: your cars, % ‘The Epidemic in Washington. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 4, 1872, No street cars are running in this city to-day and very few hacks are in service. Nineteen-twentleths of the horses in the District of Columbia are suffer- ing With the disease, which is generally of mild fori, Several deaths are reported. The malady has also reached mules. Vehicles are driven slowly and the animals otherwise treated with care. The belief everywhere prevails that the less animals are worked the more probability there is of their ey recovery irom sickness. The President of the ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty 6 Animals says persons owning inferior and almost worn-out ani- mals continue to use them notwithstanding the fact that their beasts exhibit most painful and unmis- takable symptoms of the prevatling epidemic. Such plain instances of cruelty and inhumanity must rash will receive the immediate attention of the society. But Few Horses in the Streets of Chicago. CHIcaGo, IIL, Nov. 4, 1872. There is no new feature in the horse disease, The weatner is again cloudy and cold. Vehicles | drawn by horses are occasionally seen on the streets, Quite a number of ox teams made their appearance, attracting much attention. SHIPPING NEWS. WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. ‘The New York Henan has constructed a telegraph line trom New York city to Whitestone, LI, end the sameis now open for the transaction of business. ‘This line will be found et great service to those haying business with vessels passing to andfrom 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 ve open tor all business and private messages, and the same attended to with all possible despatch, All messages must be prepaid. The following rates have been establishe t :— Private megsages, twenty-five cents for ten words or Jess, two cents for every additional word. Fusiness meseages—For a message of twenty words or legs, to be delivered on board vessels of Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word. Advertisements for New Yorn Henao free. ovrtcrs. Herald OMice, corner Broadway and Ann street, Herald Ship News Office, pier Not Kast River. Hereld Branch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, L! to seen Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON. GH WATER, Sun rise: + 684! Gov, “yo eve 11 52 Sun sets + 453 Sandy Roo! jook....eve 11 07 Moon sets......€ve H 94} Hell Gate.....morn 1 37 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTH OF NOVEMBER, | Destination. | Office, eepoeios Broad wa Dowie hiand soosk Steumern, _|_Saitn_| Destination Nov. e: |Bremen Gro iia. {Liverpool Noy. 14..]Hambure:: eanic ‘}Liverpoo!. .|19 Broadway. Australia... ::] Glasgow ...]7 Bowling Green Rhein... ‘]Bremen. :::|2 Bowling Green St Laurent. 6..|Havre.....,|58 Broadway. ‘Thuringia ‘|Hamburg:.|61 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 4, 1872. CLEARED. Sronimahip Minnesota (BP, Mor Morgan, Liverpool—Williame ba ion. Scant pean Jere (Br), Martyn, Liverpool via Queenstown Sees chy’ ot Havana, Deaken, Havana—F Alex- andre TS san Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, Ber—W Pee Os Commodore (Br), Whelan, 8tJohns, NF—RB ‘untie Beamenie James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H RB Morgan & ‘Steainsh mshiv Franconia, Johnson, Portland—Waydell & Gi Bearse, Bostan—F ¥ Dirock ak Oberon (lee Strickland, Liverpool—Bowring & ‘chibal oP Benvoirlich (Br), Harris, Lomdon—E E Morgan's eee Pieter @r), Williams, Queenstown or Falmouth ep tzk Dest (6), Otis, Cork or Falmouth for orders—C Une (Br), Lockwood, Cotk for orders—H D & J Bark: Ma Martha ‘Redman (NG), Berg. md a Anow, Bordeaux—R P Buck & Wor), Leversen, Gibraltar for eked k re Butter (Br, Hayes, Rie Janeiro—J L Ward. a Magdalena, Griffin, Ctudad Bolivar—D 4 De ae ‘k Lothair (Br), Brown, Oow Bay, CB—C B Swain & Seitig Mary ‘leste, Bri Brg Be Osnray: (Br), Tay! ner, Ba uence Ayres—Edw F Davi- son & Co. pans Morning Star (Br), Macomber, Cardenas—Orandall, rteaux de Grig Pedro, Haylis, Jacksorwille—John Zittlosen. scht ‘Henry Middleton, Brewer, Jacmel—C E Staples & hr Lavinia Bell, Bayles, Ponce, PR—B J Wenbe Behr Gerenv¢Br), Sandford, St Johns (Antigua)—G@ eRe Ontario (Br), MeCanley, Halifax, NS—P I Nevins Pcs Carrie Heyer, Poland, Savannah—Evans, Ball & pight ME Bayard, Camp, Richmond, Va—Slaght & ‘Schr ME Turner, Camp, Richmond, Va—Slaght & PUchr Tigale, Seall, Washington, DO—Slaght & Potty. Schr Minerva, Dissosway, Washington, DO—Slaght & Sehr Pointer, Baker, Providence—H W Jackson & Co, ae, Evelyn, Palner, Stamford—Stamford Manufactur- "sour Dart, Williams, Stamford—Stamford Manufactur- Any te Cornelia, Ball, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. mer Vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott, feamer AG Stimers, Warren. Philadelphia. Boaees Vulcan, Wilcox, whsladelphis. Steamer Philadelphia, Davis, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Bteamship City of Brussels (Br), Brooks, Liverpool Oct 24 and Queenstown 26th, with mdse and 605 passengers to Join G Dale, Nov 3 at'l45 PM, 214 miles east of Sandy Hook, passed steamal i _ Atlantic, hence for Liverpool: same Way, at 8:30 7 milos east of do, a steamship, pound east, showing a bine ight, one rocket and a red Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwall Oct 27, with mise und passengers tof R Baby. Oct 80, lat 19 25, lon 14 82, met and communicated with te teamship Ocean Queen hence for Aspinwall—all well on board; Nov t 31, lon 74 17, pased the hail of @ schooner burned to ie waitvuedgos suc han teat painted white, and had a Jong. natrow cutwater or heads she was apparently r 3, Nov 3, about 100 tons burde erage one” rl Austin died of consumption and was buried at sea. ‘Steamship Georgia, Holmes, n Nov i, with miso and passengersto I i Morgan & Co, Bark Cetyett Dubrovack! (Aus), ached, Liverpool 38 days with mdse to Funch,. Edye & Co. Took the north- ern passage, a head gales to the Banks; fron thenee 10¢ aan ‘with moderate weather. Bark Morning Star (of Turk's Island), Waugh, Quan- tancmo Oct 16, wit! auxar, de, to Waydell & fo. From Oct 21 to ad strong Ms el eee pants rains, with threatening ws eather: pases Hatteras on’ 20th, Oct 19, in ooked Isiand aneage wa boarded by a boat from Fortune Island, who, that th Falcon, from St, ao for New York, ‘while passing the islaud Oct 18th missed stays during @ heavy gale, and went ashore on the south side of the isiand; she had dis- charged cargo and got off and would Proceed to Na a for repairs (incorrectly reported arrived there), Ww! she would return and ship cargo; samo dav, 8 ‘sboke brig Home (of Boston), from Port au Platt for Fortune Island, to load salt. Brig Kossak, Peters, Malaga Sept 2%, with fruit to Grund & Cerero, vessel to Fe Talbot. & Co. Passed Gib. raltar Sept 24, ahd took the southern passage, and had light trades to lon 65 W, then light winds to Hatter from thence 9 days, with’ strong NW and NE gales, Oct 2, lat S2 80 lon 7040, spoke an Italian bark from Naples tog New York, € days out, with loss of mainmast head, foretapy aint mast an tmigzen topmast ‘aver (of St John, NB}, Pringle, Rockland, NB, 7 gayi ye building stone t Bartram bros, Had peas euthe: Behr Nymph (of Belize, Hon), Pahuke, Truxillo 23.4 wih, hides, ‘ke, to.J Leaycrait & Co. tad heavy NW. N been Ii days north of Hatteras. 8358, ion fs saw a brig with fore and main to masts gone, water logged and abandoned, with an American iag in the main rigging, apparently but a short time in that situation, r} Schr Sparkling Sea, Butler, Jacksonville 14 16 days with xebo ins ine to Bentley, Mil Hi Band Irinds; been 6 days north or Hatteras, “Ocea8 and 29, while lying to in a N. feet of lumber. trom off deck. Nov 1, of WA quantity of barrels of petroleum, git Gane, ‘but hort time in’ the water. “Behe Crist Comen. Vi ig EB D Endicott, Badicott Georgetown, DC. ai F Arthur Burion, Srotiook, “Georgetown, 80, for orwie’ Schr RH shannon, Pils, Philadelphia for Boston. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Brig Mary Olivia (Br), Sonet, Windsor, NS, for New xs, aun Hh plaster to Crandall, Berteaux & Co; vessel to et Anteloy , Boston for New York. Schr John Stow, Colton, Shulee, N8, for New York, with piling to order. Schr George Calhoun (Br), Price, St. John, NB, for New York, 7. cave with lumber to Heney & Parker, Schr Sea Lark, Miller, poronenet NB, tor New York, ons , With stone to Jed Frye & Os ir Susan erin Bangor for New York, with jum- bert to Stewart & Sehr © 8 Dyer, Pole, Gardiner for New York, with lum- ber to Simpson, Clapp & Co, chr Granite State, Burgess, Rockport for Elizabeth- poe Nellie Chase, Magar Pf theteseed fr New w York, with lumber te Blmpion, Clapp & 1 ecne ach. Fougleton, Ri Ockland for | Kew "York, with « to J Sehr Commerce Torrey, Rockland for New York, with lime to JR Bro’ Behr Cinderella, Kipp, Bangor for New York, with lum- ber {o Hawkins &'S Schr RL Heny | ‘Wallace, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Bro Rehr Marion Drapery, Becbe, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to Holyoke & Co. pence, Starlight, Hawkins, Bangor for New York, with lumber too case Modesty, Weaver, Pigeon Cove for New York, with stone to order. Schr 8 L Burns, Crosby, Calais for New York, with hr Kastern Queen, Dunbar, Bangor for New York, with lumber to order. Schr E R Wharton, Wharton, Manchester for New ‘ork. Sclir Flora King, Cook, Calals for New York, with lum- ber to Simpson, Clapp &'C Schr Onward, Dione Calais for New York, with lath andl lumber tg Howe Mehr Ruth § Hodgdon, Clark, Rockland for New York, with Itme to J R Brown. Schr Mary Natt, Parker, Portland tor New York, with stone to order. Schr Alice Oakes, Corson, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to order. Sehr Idaho, Sianion, Po Portland for New York, with lum. ber to John Boynton’s ‘alais for New York, cle Helen M Watts, "acorn 4 with lumber to Simpson, C! app Schr George D Loud, Hall, Vinaihaven for New York. Schr Adclia Corson, Corson, Boston for New York. Schr Ira Bliss, ong, Rockport for New York. Sent CU Sailer fason, Portland for New York. Schr A Heaton, Phinney, Providence for New York. Schr Heventy-Six, Clark, Dear Island for New York. Schr Lottie, Taylor, Boston tor Philadelphia, Schr Julia Ann, Hall, Newport for New York. Schr Saugatuck, Davis, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Cocheco, Becker, Rockport for New York, Sehr Joueph Reno, Abrams, ‘Taunton for New York, Schr E zos, Smith, Wareham for New York. Schr Xoutherner, Bleecker, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr 8 C Lyman, Portland for New York. Schr Pacific, Eaton, Rockland for New Yor! Sehr Sallie § Godfrey, Willett, Boston for Fhitadetphia Schr ZL Adams, Mats er, Boston tor New York. Schr MA lsc 4 re, New London for New York. Sehr A Hayford, Sinith, Norwalk for New York, Schr Bedabedec, Olsen. Rockland for New York. Schr Vapor, Bedell, bind Haven for New York. Schr Winfield Scott, € rk, Wellfleet for New York. Sehr John K Kernait, W liace, Bristol for New York. Schr MA MeCann ill, Boston for Philadelphia, Sehr 8 Fy ‘Smith, Smith, Dighton tor New York. Schr Telegra, ht, Hart, Stonington for New York. Schr James ng}ish. "arker, Newport for Rondout, no L Lockwood, Winters, Boston for New York. sn Lowees Norwalk for Now Fork. Godwin, Waterbury, Stamtord for Now York. Schr Mercer, Wasson, Bridgeport for New York, BOUND EAST. Steamshlv Franconia, Johnson. New York for Portiand. Steamship Plonecr, Philade|phia tor Boston, sehr Isabella Thompson, Scott, Port Johnson for Provi- den Schr Mary E Graham, Morrison, Alexandrid tor New Amboy for Bangor. for Augusta, Me, ridge tor Boston. RJ Mary Lo lizabethport for Provl+ eht St Elmo, Davis, Amboy for Salem, Schr Saulsbury, Hanley, Newburg for Providence, Solr Susan M MoDevitt, Philadelphia for Norwalk. Sehr Mary Mean, I rker, Rondout fer Newburyport. Schr JA Lovell, Hall, Elizabethport for Providence. Be F May Day, Adams, New York for Boston. Sehr Join Anat. Bower, New York for Boston. Schr Maria Louisa, Everett, New York for Hartford, Schr Ellen Perking, Mitchell, Newburg for Bangor. Schr Nellie Carr, New York for St John, NB, Schr Tristram D! mith, Hoboken for Providence, Providence, 1 Presto, Metealt, New York for Machiag Sclir Jane Woolsey, Amboy for Bost Schr Rachel Seauian, Seaman, Alexandria for Provi- dene ‘cht J B Austin, Davis, Georgetown, DO, for Prov i heat Lady Ellen, Somers, Georgetown, DO, for Dy- ME Rockhill, Rockhill, Georgetown, DC, for So- me Schr N G Paine, Jones, Baitimore for Boston. br L. © Hickman, Robinson, Philadelphia for Boston. Hie Mollie Porter, Magathlin, Philadelphia for Boston hr Margaret, Olark, Hoboken for Boston, hie EFM bethport tor Providence, . Klis, Weehawken for Westerly. Schr Kattie J Hoyt, Baltimore for New Maven. tt pale J A Sheppard, Wilbert, Washington, DC—Slaght & NOVEMBER 5, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET, D Carrie, Tirrell, Ges Pe Wileits, Basler, Ba , SAILED. Steamship San Francisco, tor .0, tor Bermna: le for Rockport. Kimore for New Bedtord. bark Everhard Deli Bremen; bri aye F = som Ciudla: Julia Blake. Greytown, Nic :sehr Nellie Crow- ol, Eingsto! Also sai ited, Darks. Au thor, fc Gorts Marlene 4 n Rather, Se for Col 1 or ona, —; Luggeiro Primo, tor Wind at sunset N, light, Marine Disasters. Sreausuir SeMrnorg, at Boston 4th from Savarnah, ort = Oat 22, Bee 33 53 long 13 ia an a Eppes Helen, of was mber fae, Hong i roe wept ise corinne ana . vr ied tees) na fell from ne dl from injuries receiv os bes wer hauled of Octal e former at ree steamtugs. The cargo taken out would ‘be replaced. andi the ship ibe ready for sea Nov 1. The vessel sustained |» fro tren! for Liverpoo! fame Honma atures | & which ar- ore below the Oct SL, ctor ler and arrived at Quebec Banx Rupowrn (NG). Paske, from Lendon, Tome Bi estan Fear River, in consequence ot ike buoyion Wreck Shdal having besa moved frou its moorings. Pes apa (Br), from New York Yor St John, NB, re- ‘ard Haven 3d inst, having been in colli- sion’ ‘aight vata with, brig Chas Wesley, and bad jibboom broken and head gear carried away. had had ‘her mainsail neces and head gear Sarrled Sane Scone Goupen Rozz, from Port Johnson for Boston, ar- rived at Vineyard Haven Ist inst, sprung foremast head and ci nd away top of mainmast. Sicun Irving (of New Bedford), from May y island, CDY. tnnterly gaies and carried. away “otetnset tost rest carried away -foremi ost, foresa! reke main boom and main gat bong of destination with temporary repairs. ‘Sone Sipney Price, of and for Philadelphia from Salem, But into. into ipeyerd Haven 8d instant, and reports that at same day, Cay Ce with the sehr Boe Chin trom tide oe ort for Cheverie, 8, and was struck abreast the rerigging, carry: ing away the fore chains, bulwar sand rail and breaking st bowspri anchor yall ead Peary igihioe vessels will make temporary repaits at Vinoyard Haven and pro- ceed, Scum Apa L Hanns, Blatchford, was ashore in Vine- yard Sound 24 inst, with the sea breaking over her, No other particulars, given, The Ada L, Harris in 42 09 fo nine years olf and fitted by Messrs, Mc Go; insured bythe ¢ Gloucester Mutual Fishing ihurgoos Company for Scum Manta C Faye, Bunker, from ‘Pensacola to Balt more, before reported ashore ‘on Poplar Island, was as- sisted off and arrived in eg ace sa a Scun New Reauivs, at Bristol Eizabethport, lost mainboom during a Nonvy blow on the Slat wits” Scnr Mary E Briss (Br), Shields, from St John, NB, lk head of foremast in Boston bay on Saturday. sm Bownonk (Islay), Oct 22—The spars, sails, rigging, cat and hull of the butk Wahono, of Windsor” (Nak were dis posed of at Port Ellen (Islay), om the 18th inst, where the vessel lies. The hull was’ sold for, yar the cargo on Boies da ai ane shale bron; 1 48 and one anchor other ane! fetching ‘about Hosiey coh a penaany 9: Shaul a a but floated ina quarter of a1 a howe Dustin, Oct 22—The Horat'o, sorivan: here from Mont- real, reports that that on he: 5 fort on July 23, in lat 43 N, fon 40 ; she took tor roe Pied NS, ‘froin Ant- ict vessel. Frank Lovitt, of Yi an werp, for Philadelphia, a allen” of sails, a hawser, a lice! and sundry othi LMourA, Oct 23—The rosy, from Guat - rived here to-day Teak mand’ wi th sudderhea dni ged. The Glendower, of Liverpool, Owen, from. Hull for Sexaanaty which put in Nae Oct 9, was not leaky, as re- Hanwicn, Oct 21—The Adele, Salvatore, from Bi {malze), which wag fouled in the harbor "ere corre the John &Jane, Lethe, from Cro! » had Dulwarks, stanchions, &c., carried’ away, and soveting boar’ Gear’ aged. | On founiing the pumps gor wha nar three inches an hour afterw: but she will proceed to Ipswi eet ich. Liverroot, Oct 22—The Vesta, Park, which arrived here Oct 10 from Pensacola, dragged | ner inehors in the river that night, and fouled tn ds and sustained cemage ‘to cathead and rally ate cam ane Jibboom. ¢ Adelphia (Greek brig), lew York (maicey, ‘which put into quseesawn Ob Oct iy was leaky. Prymoutn, Mass, Nov 3—Schr Martin Van Buren, Ki from Bostoti for ihe port, with scrap iran, gr grounded ot on Brown’s Island 8: tern and cre left her last night at 12 o'clock, at which time she was fall of water. | The sea was making a clean breach over her to-day. aero is the vessel. Rockianp, Me, Nov 4—The British Hunter, Cay ‘ Haven, Wit an insurance on the cargo, but none on schooner Gold japtain McNauzhton, from St John NB, for New lumber ane} Jat th, arrived here on Saturd in distress, Three da: jays Previously the mate was knocke overboard by the jibingof the main boom during a storm, and, while endeavoring to rescue him, Captain Mc- Naughton was caught by a rope and "gusta ined severe om oun eect of ne it ) feared amputation econary. The mate wa b Bevere but not serious bruises, ret iat eee Toronto, Ont, Nov 4—The Halifax ste owned by’ Adam McKay, was, burned'to the warerecdee ge [hilo lying at her whart at Mil Cove, Dartsinonth, yes. lay. The fire was the work of an incendiary, insurance was only $2,000. sited laa Miscellaneous. Purser TW Rack, of the steamship Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall, will accept our thanks for promptly for ‘warding oyr files and despatches. Quick Taip—The new ahs ow! Sheldon, Captain Sheldon, rrom Waldoboro, M: is just made a very rapid passage, eaving the moat an ‘Waldoboro River on Monday, ult, at noon, aud arriving at the sal geal er a ara MRC te ance ours from lan ind, an of over 580 miles in that tithe. sig Pancha orang t ep for, tobe b Ainooner, of 200 t rac for, to be built Garter & of Belfa: andifo be Yauncned in’June, ‘She will be commanded by Cap Captain Reuben HL Burgess, and owned o him and J + i Rarris, of Port. Jefferson, ul, has me schooner of about 115 tons, adapted 'to the Myrick ‘and wood trade, to be finished iti the Spring, and has con- tracted to build for Cap: George Bellows of. cae = pork a tet clas three-masted. schooner “about 8) ns, with bgp follows :—Lei ngth |, 108 feet; beam, ; hold, 9 feet—to be ished bye oF be- fore Sune 1, i Launcu—A fine ship of 1300 tons was one lemnenen from the yard of Mr John Currier, Newburyport, Tues- day or Wednesday of this week. A new bri med the Pearl will be launched to-day th) at M , Conn. The Pearl was built by Charles M Minor, qnaster carpenter, ae owned by bridge ‘ork, Tndin trade.” ter length of hold 10feet 6 inches; Samensuirad tonnage, Loe ‘the Pearl will se'commanded by Canta uxcnEep—On Wednesday, is has been con- ohn Neal. from th Neonatal om the yard of wa ie at Bayport, Lf, l_ schooner, named the Mary J Brown, of the er dimensions :—Ler of Keely 0 fects breadth of beam, 18 fect; depth of hold She is own rown, fe, under © command of ana te ca R& 37 Falmer, Noank, a fine schooner of 40 tons, named the In Time, to be com: manded by Capt, Isaac Washington, of Mystic, and’ em. ployed in the Florida fisheries. Also launched from the same yard Nov 1, a schr of like dimensions, named aa and to be commanded, by Capt Winthrop At Kennebunkport, 24 ins! id Cl white oak, 3-masted, centre board schr of al ni Hamed the Lemuel Hall, builton contract for. Capt Nail and others of Fall River! and will he in charge of Capt Daniel Grenell, of Fall River, The dimensions are13) feet keel, 2 feet beam, 1534 feet depth of hold. halemen, Arrived at San Francisco Oct 27, bark Nautilns, Smith, from Arctic Ocean, with 365 bbls oll and 5000 Ibs bone. Spoken. ‘ ei Pestrare. from Liverpool fer New Orleans, oct i2, la p City of Quebec (Br), Binnie, from London for New York! Oct th lat 4980, Ship Pharos, Golie, {rom Calcutta for London, Oct }, lat 10 N, lon 27 28 ‘Shi anebria ¢, from London for San Francisco, Aug *ship ip Chicago, {reported American), tfom Calcutta for Dani . Oct N, lon 52 if Lys Pt He (American), bound west, Oct20, 4 miles om Ei vs ror, pine New York for Elsinore, no genes for the voyuer Sct 3, trom th the yard of ark Wav wath hae fark 'N scares Fitts, from Fernandina Yor Monte- M Bark A ny h, Henry, from Baltimore for San Fran- i a Ltt os N, cor Many miley, from Antwerp for aidof on, NC Ae. Oct 28, groumsed co Ea Kendoll, New “fork; 204, Far James Wishart (Br), Waters, doy m4, Arunde' Gastie (Br), Freedot ALI te ry MMe, Patten, San 27—Arrrved, bark Nall fe, Patten, Han an Ex! re ‘Wymat, Bio Francie Bay ‘Valley Forge, Wi nd path Get tr Falmoutiy Fy sain, Oo Sound; Oct 5, Harry Morse, Hoogley, Frost, GUABAPS. 14, Spaulding, lenry ships Resolute, Nickels, do} ten, eth Prec lo, Calite ara | . Bradley, do; ‘bari nia; 7th, sh hip Moistrore (br), bark Jas G Pendleton, as, Oat 25—Arrived, bark Chanticleer, Abra- eid rig Lioret (Sp), Alberti, Savannah. Dein Gat ee i Minerva, Jonson, New York ; ange Kate. eh Neri Phiadelp ved, shi; Bailed: ot ee hia, Dunpex, Det 31—Arri ip Kate Bavepport, Dun- it 21—Arnived, J C } Hazeltine, Hassel, Phila- for Bremen. a Gs Oct18—arrived, Brage, Jargensen, New York Easrsot aE Be, John Bertram, Rod, trom Oct ak 3 Pn satingrve. Pa ie Spon santa, 23d, “Asgosy. tin Romang, Ni Yi amber, i chanan, ned; i Griithe st ate Ropert P - ona j Holloway New Pe fa io rotten o& the ane et NaRENOCK, -Arrived, Nemesis (@), Von” Emster, peligacem, Ost Oct t 3 -Ralled, Tjome, for New York; Glen- yeanwar, Oct" 23—Arrived, Sam Slick, Mugford, New yoovonerme, Oct 22—Sailed, Jacob, Radovanl, New bark Syra, Corning, Boston Barcolonies “brig OR ae Huvour, Ost gClgared; India, Schwarts, New York. -Arrivéd, Chill, MeLeod, New York; Mepanale M ndulin ted ja] Fran: Hay Ne te jeans (ana ia fron Havre 2) ‘Henriete “Henn, ven 20th) ; 22d; Oct 20th, Golden orn, a, Cutting,’ Starbuck Island; ‘Amazon, yea it, Norton, News oh tre m, Gos ni are rived on ‘ux! fave. sth Fy ha, Prange) Mey York. mun, Oct St ~Arrived, ima @, Summer, Eondon fand cleared: for aad York K) jane, Mont Cenis (s), Hy- dalled 2st aia mary pre New Orleans, York for ri, oe 4 i %, Hav. Oct 26—Sailed, park ree T Si a 5 a Joven mth io . 1. Fe dina; Lorenzo Goan, Mir, Savannah. fepan) sininerpee Hauirax, Nov 2—Arrive |, steamships Peruvian, Smith, Liverpool for Baltimore; ‘4th, Hibernian, Watts, Balti: TG, oo sath Soe Aveo a ed NE STON, Ja, Oct rrived wig a Vail (Br), Mi- ghener, Trinidad (and sailed 26th for New York via Old Harbor). Liverroot, Oct 21—Arrived. Manhattan (s), Price, Ni York; Elizal ia Maon, Philadelphia: py Canada ‘Ch (hy Webster, New York: 2th, Crimea, 4 atti ‘ven Rew Pint rimea, Glover, Baltimore? Arrived Nov 1, steamship Potot ls I. vit Rtn po reat ai Loudon, Philadel rived Nov 4, steam: 8 Baltic, a City of New York, Lochead, doy Solyuesa, ‘hom Gus: pated 21st, Portlaw, Lloyd, San F; san ¥f] loyd. San Francisco; Ronochan, New Orleans; Margaret, Roach. Tvbce; 22, Peru: uh jon ie Phila jeipitas O Seti i Int 49 88; tons ig Cntin| ) Bo Featon, Nov 9, off Barne- on nt (7 pilot boat kamund Blunt, Noa. Gordan. from Charleston for Baltimore, Oct sa iat 8840, lon 70 46, Foreign Ports. Axrenar, Oct 19—-Arrived, Empire, Luckies Philadel pal 3 B24 Argentine, likey, New York; Lisbon, Dun: ning ig ei 20th, Einma, Jansen, Pensacola; 224, Alexandra, Brown, Enrica, Bellinich, New Yor ‘AGORA, pt d—Arrived, , Roebuck, Stevens, Winnebah ; Aurora, Emerton, from leeward. ‘Aarnat Oct, 18—Arrived, brizs E by phton, Rose, Ne Hees , M A Herrera “(Br), Fren Tiled 35a, Dri Batent, Bohn Porto Cabeliog 27th, bark |, Phillipe Fensacgl aoe eno Ww, H, Oct 23~Salled, Boylesta, Arminson, Phila- epDR t (Pil), Oct 28—Arrived, John Walters Spratt, w Yori “Batted i Gi hg?) Pris, Hamilton, New Orleans, Tn. po 4 dg, Norwester, Sedgley, and Heiress, oan jew Orleans; King’s County, Overton, for ba ltimne in Kingroad ist, Providenza, Dodero, from New York for Gloucester; Rd, Principe’ de Napoli, Megna, Balti- more ora in Kingroad 234, Transft, from Bristol for Pen- Bruraan, Oct 23-Arrived, J E Woodworth, MoNetily, Rive Nailed dist, Howard, O'Netlt, Pensacola, Boupeavx, Oct 19-Salled,’ Starkors, Ericksen, New York; ist, Forsozet, Christenson do, Briwendaven, Oct 19—Arrived, Korma Nordenholit, and Atlanta, Hoger ann, New 20th, Concordia, from Charleston: dist, Amerika, Koper, New York. Salled 20th, Celestial Empire, Stewart, Savannah. Bancetona, Oct 16—Arrived, Pelayo, Roses, New York. Bailed eth, Providencias ‘Charleston; 18th, Falme, Sureda, New Orleans. Buack River, Ja, Oct 0—Sailed, schr Lizzie Cochran, Cochran, New Yor! Gunoire, Octzl—Arrived, Juventa, Aaby, Gloueeste: Sailed 19th, Dronnin f Louise, Larsen,’ New Orleans; Meu, Freeman, for Rio Janairo; San Francise: |, Ceres, Oakland, Reid, lao. Treten (Nor rk}, Larsen, from ‘Juan, Hamburg for eri ill master ‘Gurre, Oeti7—arrived, By Haven Hall, New York, Capiz, Oct 16—Arrived ingbok, Maelstrom, New York (aid sailed 18th for M ), Blac ene (yd bauer nth fr talaga ks nerito, Kew k. Corennacen, Oct 18—Passed, Fortuna, Sodemann, Wil- mington for Stettin, Arrived at do. 19h, August Ohrloff, New York for Ko- ir), Patch- ym Monte- sberg. iatetttraTn port Sept 27, ships Calentta for Hoston, Mig; Wm Madiiivens, Nichols, Vifiso: arrived 33d Sarah i nie, rom Liverpool, arrived 21th; Gora, ¢ Darks Goodell, Croc alifax and Baltimore ; 28d, Lis Bragg, and Maunatian (), Price New. ‘York Spain ao 105, losher, a + tspaten to vig Corinna! le, New Orleans: emp! leares ist, Augusta, Raynes, Bombay: Prince, Prineé, Onlino; Maria, Keding, New Fate The Routh,’ Mart bee, 231 Shatemuc, Soule, New Or- Jeanay Anslo, Thorne ne, New w York. ntered ont 21s ita (s). MeKay, for B iton ; Vi Kerr, New Yor! Gey of Paris %, Lelteny and Man? hattdn (9), Price, New York; Iron Crown, Johnson, San Franciso; 234, Johannes Foss, Jobson, Galveston; Edwin, Horengen, Norfolk: Rockwdod, Delay, Philadetphiay |» ro; Flow Savannah; Bombay, Jordan, Ty tad fe i pcan Oe Tone” Star, ‘Lonvoy, 21—Arrived Kenealy, Wil- mington, N. 0.; 24th, James Shepard, Madden, N cleared 234 ‘Pet! Dubrovachi, Charsanuz, New alae ae Bult Eivet oe. sailed ffom Pack "gin abrabaty aaah (NO), Grunder Te pe OE RTS weaite, 3 Beane ante IDDLESBOROUGH, Oct 22—-Sailed, JW Beard, Carter, Galveston. MARSEILLES, Oct 22—Arrived, Myronus, Higgins, New bark Daniel Webster, Flynn, York. Mataaa, Oct 19—Arrived, Almeria, om, back ark Horace Seudder, Gi ; ong sarod 19th, bark § udder, Gould, New York; ANILA, Sept Tein pc ports ships Agnes (Br), Tisdale, from Hong Kong, for New York, ldg: Formosa, Allen, from Hong Kong, wig orders; bark North East (Br), for New Moirnovia, , Sept 24—In port Albert, Hubbard, from Si- erra Monreco Bay, Ja, Oct 17—Arrived, schr Vill Gr, Roe, New York 20th, brig Agila (Bp, do. pats Mitx Riven, Ja, Oct 16—Sailed, brig Anios M_ Robert Barker, 1 Philadelphia; 23d, schr Emma'L Porter, Sparks, Nartes, Oct 19—Sailed, MeGilvery, Nickels, New York. pNRVCATER, Oot Is—Hntered out, Hermelin, Sorjesson, orl Newropr, Oct 18—Arrived, - eager heat e sae’ Crosby, Trefry, Glou: intered for onidas, Gates, Nuway, Oct2—-Arrived, namo, Hileirom, Now Fork tots, Oct 18—Arrived, Gustave Anais, Jaitry, Charles- “Gun Hannon, Ja, Oct 10—Sailed, brigs Athalacka, Ryan, New York: 17h, Ulla H Butler, ityare Phitadeipiies ood Teviot Naan, New York; sche ered Sraithy Brow, Poa: ‘ORTLAND, Oct 21—Put. Jato the r Fe from Rotterdam for New Yor! jdauaiatabeeiceled hed iled, # C Merryman, Young (from ire Oct ibe Artivea, \f Bach in, Crest of the a itd Mogul, Freeman, Liverpool; 22d, Oakland, ct 22—Arrived, steamship Winchester, Dexter, AM Central ‘America. fled ste: Salvador, Bowditch, Central er. San Francisco. ; bark Nashwank, Leblanc, srown, Oct 21—Arrived, Libertas, Grucerich, and New York; 22d, Imperator, Jensen, do; ‘Carney, Callao idalied Ba'for Hull De: troit, Newton, do (and sailed 234 for Plymouth); Blanchard, Mendy, do cand railed 284 for London) Orfeo, Fee nde Pate ett ite Oeieengs Oe ‘orl for Cork; jew an la Glas, Nerust, New forth, Wind, Ravage, ov 2 8 pW: isineray, yark for Liverpool; 4th, ship Cultivator, Nugent, Arrived Oct 28, bark Edina, Robinson, from Philadel- phia (and was ordered to Cork). Swansea, Oct 19—Entered for lig, Bravo, Christopher- son, for Baltimore, fat) Oct 2—Arrived, Said Bin Sultan, Otis, Yar- jouth. “gavnna, Oct 11—Salled, Armenia, Harding, Boston, Srarrim, Oct Is—Arrived, Stradella, Grail; New ‘York; Homborgennd, 8vennin ng. do, Six Ne, about Sept 4—In port Rescue, Cushing, 1), Walsh, from Bos mn. Savaniia, Oct 16—In port brig Zuleika The schr T Towner, from New York, is Soe aie Kod for JatRiver Bt Lawrence), Oct 22—Sailed, ship ar, Foster, Callao. merigun, NB, Oct S—Arrived, sehr Osseo (Br), Clarke, wowed Koy, aches Frances (Bx), MeZaughlin, Now ‘Gledred Oct $1, schr Alruna, Mitchell, Cardenas. ‘John H’ Pearson, Taylor, Philadelphia. ? Gerredin Wilhethina, suet tew vor ie Wick: Oct d-—-Passed through the’ Pentland Firth 20th, bark Northern Queen, Dollar. for New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 1—Salled, schr 8 R Thomas, for Soe ORtON, Nov 2—Cleared, bark Rebecca Goddard, Man | ene; schis Chi H Lawrence, Kemp, New Grlsanes or Alida, Lambert, and Herbert Manton, Crowell, ‘Snileg- “Steamers William Zawrence and Norman; iy New saker’s Tr Oct 18—Arrived, Richmond; Shawmut, Small, Ph Texet, Oct 21—Arr' ship Riverside ‘and passed Cay it 4. PMD; Drigs Jessie Rhynas and, A J Ross; an ‘rom the ‘Roads, barks Con- stance ane 8d—Arri aw, Pensacola; schrs Jennie Teta rau ven fadelphia: Catharine W May, May, Yo; 3B Clayton, Cham) Rina, Bi Bessie Mor- re) m, do; Almiré Weoley, ‘asta Eich, Studley, di F Orson, Seaman ior Raven 0 ru jo; Hector, Ration’ Kate Grant, Grant Arrive op Kate Grin Brun Rem fork Ri Ehtladeiphia: Nereus, New York: bark Craigie Westlake, 8! brigs Alexander William: George Glieny , Rae Hinckley, Hobo ive anna TMORE, Noy Z-Arrived? fears ‘Maria 0 rye | sk, BALTIMORE, N he Henry dae Se New orleans via Bunker, Ponsacoin a hee i—Steamer, Cuba, Cleare: Key Went; bark sletpner (Nor) ‘Olsen, Cork or Falmouth for orders; brig Ni G), Davids, Richmond, Va; sehrs Argus Eye, W oe, Gah Iveston; Addie Blaisdell G ts field, Boston; Edward Slade, Soper, Jersey City; M&E Henderson, Spear, Providen Salted Bar Arctic, Cork. BRISTOL, Nov 2—Arrived, schr New Regulus, Hallock, Elizabethport. Salted —schts Mary Natt, Barker, and John K Kirk- land, West, New Yor vat IARLESTON, ‘Oct 81—Cleared, bark Ada (Br), Dur- ie, Live Nov Sans hgchr Rew erin (BD, vans Boothbay. age aig de Be Pu Para st rare BN T aye. at, Now ¥ Hawkins ark. the Arrived ae Rosina sehr Goodwill, Elunthera, b she nerd ‘Shark New York ELIZAB OR N Arrived, cohirs Onward, Battle “eave, Helton, Me cod s, Jongphine, \dgeport; Geor, Fuller, ‘wiftards “Y Portland’ Saratoga, Weeks, rian. Onward, Poole, Bristol; George F Brown, Gedney, Bridgeport; N’ Shaler, Smith, Haddam; Cate: wamteak, Lord, Portland, eae ORT, Oct 25—Arrived, bark Carmen, Hanson, 001. UMIee oth, barks Carmen, Hanson, 8t Geo ¢, NB: Sth, Maicomson, do do; sehr Petes. Coalwell, New Oct. 30—Arrived, schrs Kate ‘Gra ait Grant, New York for Boston; Nile, Metcalf, do for Ports: NEERNANDINA, Nov 2—Arrived, steamship Empire, SP ORERESS MONROE, Nov 4—Arrived, brig Alice, from Rio Janciro for orders, x tons Cag et ME for Cork; brig Monarch de) jare, for the Mediteranean. Passed in—Brig FH Todd, from New York for Rich- onan kav um Nov 2Sailed, bark Gipsey (Bri, CHAETiGROR Sparano sn 1 sata 8d, steamship City of Houston, Deering, New steamer Agnes, Hawthorne, New York; NX: DOL Nov Cleared, echr Wm F Green, ark Te Heat Tracey St Th ¥ ne avon ct Arrived, brig, Sune J Strout Hammond, Sag As. Haven anh irown, ny lending, Bayes — f New York; simmons, W Wie Hfinadelphiny MW. Drew, Perking, jew port, Arrived } bark Vanguard, McLean, Bristol, Terres for Mobile and ala ~24th). for Cochin; Waites, for Boston, an otens reporied later. led Srem Saugor Sept 18, ships British Navy (Br) tie Ranger, Martin, from biiza- pethyorts drat atged—weg decrease of Norther to tail for Bayport —_ ae Oct 30—Arnived, ship Sciota @, Mitchell, Anderson, Taverpodts ; sehr E Edwards, peta ‘Oct of 31 Saile ed, schrs Josep lune, Fickett,, Morin wey Leia, stcamships Gem Meade,, . NCW Vulied States, oe ana St vIn | rs, Fi ne pie, for ner, Mil ce for Albany’; Ae ‘fale, Coleman, ‘ani ov atury Nati, Barker’ Bristol fordos hton for do, Sist-Arrived, ship Ailsa (Bn), park Vanguard, Mickell) Bristol, Bomers.t sae eee sami, 0) Phil welvhie: altel hi Zaunton for Smith, Bnew. a Sailed. Lmerican Fasle, McFarland, Port John- ston for Boston Hart Moyes, New Yor! peel ta ndout for gous Willie’ oe ‘mouth; Roc’ id hawken for Boston; Albion, Smith, 1 Salsa oe Rule, Glover, Port Johnston for rrived. schrs A Heaton, Phin b Wikaton. Barret ‘and R G Whilden, Fennimore. ute tal Gelphigs otter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw ; nor, Hannah, Rondout; Mary Brewer, Saunders New: Yor! PM—Arrived, brig Potosi, Heman, Turks Island for or- ders; schrs randy Wine, Adams, Pipladelgnia; Tsaac. Sherwood, Gaines Haverstraw; sloop Pear i NEW H. “Nov LoArrived, schrs Charlie Millers: Jones, Virginia: Miranda, Hardee, do; A Clarence, an, Portland, Me; M i Tabe 7, Georgetown, DC. Hd orktymond, "Bailey, mAlsxandela cud, Sinith, Jeanor, Goss, South Amboy; slooi Ethan Aen aetriat. New. York: Unity, Smith, Hoboken ornelia, Carroll, New York; Jose Skidmore dor Old Zack, Becve dos. Bellona, Ai Bappahi ock, Brown, 20%, William Arthur, Hute enrietta, MeAlin nde do; sloops Mary & Bay- fix’ fawn do; Unity, Smith, do. REENSACOLA, Nov arrived, schr Palma, Raleigh, PHELADELPIITA, Noy 2, PM—Arrived, achr FG Dow, —Steamshins J W Everman, Morgan, iy ce: Whirlwind, Sherman, Providence; brigs 8'V achra Five Sisters, Creighton, St Mar!ing: Mary D Ire- Jana, Treland, Boston, WP Bartlett, 8 barks Delphine (Kor), Lescht Marseilles; “Att (Aus), toh, Neweagtte, HF Frank # Allen, Heard, Antigna,” Matanzag; Nrehes OF Nouns, Richardson, do; Hannie: Eiutlejohn, New ¥ Swift, Hoboken: 'schrs Alice Ida, Steelinan, Wachaprigue, j Margaret Reinhardt, Reeves, Alexanitria; Surprise, ; Julia Garrison, Sp Ba: Yet, Harris, Hl eanetnparts Werah Eline, Kelley, ham, do; cinghel Jae; Taylor, do: Shepa oust: eioalf, Handy. ewburg: Widow Harp, p Davis, ould, Baker, do; Lamartine, Butler, Euuaha''e Sisich, Baker, dg? ennsylvania, | Hutlek Newman. de Cevortvecn, Blinge, doz 4 {Thompson al do; Hel jones, do; RJ {Linon i aes ki! r, Ri Rivers finveratéaw Hallet Go: Sarah Putas, Lise, dey Alle oe Benen ak . Bertha, Conover, doz Ot) Vandervoort, Kelieg, doe ik Kate Scranton: Paimer, New York, Sailed—Steamers Wni P Clyde, Rogers, PI Philadelphia or Calais; schrs Kenduskeak, Wyatt, Jack sonville; Trone E Mevervey. Walls, Charleston; Wm 3, James Bliss, Hatch, Bangor or Philadel? nia; Alaino, Thompson, Calais or'New York: AF Kinds Sa Arrived, bark Ninta Tosliavin Ital), Baldi, Girgentt vin New York; schre AF iniloy, Allene Georgetown DOs Crowell, ement, . 0; c fhwnite, Gardner, 20; Wert A; Wind, Tracy, ao; Li ae. icket yh Ellzabethport: iviek car Hag a ‘Tinker, Stanley, South "Potiridge, ao; Shamrock, ‘Troy, Haverstraw : dos “Maiainil Welts, Case, ieee 10 , Poughkee Wilara £°Fnitine: awking Rondout;’ Daniel Morrisy y; Sprazue, do; James Parker, Sr. Kelley, do tor Paw: tuckot; ‘Sarah Bruen ‘Auatin, ‘Jersey’ wil, huts Oscar F Hawicy; Baylos, da; Orion, ‘ Bacon, do; Fly, nV. do for, Pawtue kets lt OH Berne my Alicn, do, Below, schrs Nighthigal A vis, Ain: Elizabeth, Mingus RM Wittoke Manse Bret Salled Sehr War Steed, Phinney, New Yor AUTUCKET, Nov 2—Arrived, achrs JS Te Gage, Gardiner, Me, Cle’ den: Mek,’ Lippincott, Havana” Budorus: Fark” Portland rtle Arrived inifred. (ir Johnson Iristol, Fe SeORTLAN Nov 2-Cleared, brig Mechanic, Nichols, ‘estbro. SROVIDENOE. Now 2c arnoed brig Abbot Lawrence,. tlinore: J Boer ene Hata more; James | Satterwthaite, Kimmey, N Gesner, Eg Young, Mport Johneon; Golden ale, Howes, d Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Rondout: ii 8 lerse’ City ives Gene do; Favorite ‘Clark Goxeac los, Arnold, do; Helen Mar, Wi nith, Eno Burnett, Jones, do: M E Hearn, Palmer, Cokl Spring Hunter, Harding, Phiudelphias brie W Dis Nason, French, Georgetown. DC: Jang Emson, Van Cleat, herg, Townsend, New York; Lizzie Raymond, Nord, New: Ramon de Altria, Mepride, ayiilied delphia; JS Weldin, m fiwalte, Gardner. do; Wert Tracy, do; LT, Ham- Henry Cole. Chadwick Amboy; Try- King, ‘Jarvis, Clinton. Point; Mansor, do; Allen Gurney, Gurne: BY Wartordy Brown, Plerce, Hoboken; Eliza’& Rebecca, i ale do; do for ty | Rene York: Eltat be ‘Cole: do: Emily G Dene more. NP Goottell suliote: Fmally Proeste nd others ry, Ra’ ners Anthone Hutton, Johnson, and Myra A Pratt Pratt, Roniont: JM Freeman, E\dredge, New York, RICHMOND, Nov l—Arrived, schrs M A "iver, Peter- son, New York: Harriet Brewster, Squirn pHilled—sehr Wanita, Swinnington, Now York vie SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27—Arriver, ships Landsborouch Br). Thomas. Hous Kong; City of Foochow (Br), Tait, iow; Ranee (Br), McLellan, Sydne, y: Charger, Creel? Hong Kong: batk Gen Croshan, me I—Ships John Bright, Hadley, “Liverpool Car- natvon Onstle (Sry donor Guedes SAVANNAH, Oct 3l—Arrived, schr “Stella Lee, from Portland. Gleared-—Bark Ada Carter, Nichols, Havre, 4th—Arrived, sicamships General Barnes, Mallory, New! York; barks Argonaut from Boston, and Demetra’ (Br)y Rose, New Haven; _brigs Superb ia Sprokelsen, Rig Janeiro: Era (ep), Havana; Lloret (§ AR: Jessie Hart, Wood's Hole; Amos, Waiker, Poritand, Gleared=sBark Cari co! ), Storer, Bremen. STONINGTON, Nov 2—Arrived, “scr J B Bleaker, Thompson, Elizubethport; Artist, Forrester, New York for Somerset (and sldy, VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov. 1—Arrived, schre Irving, May Island, OV, for "Boston: Bramhall, 2.8 Lindse oken for Portland; George Brooks, Elizabeth, for do; George B Fengtson, Rondout for Boston : Corson_ and Maggie Cain, Philadelphia for do; Chas B Peck, New York tor do: Amerizan Eagle and Golden Rule, ort Johnson for do; Rocket, Weehawken for do} Florence Mayo, New York for Danvers; James Henry, do for Rockland; Cambria, do for 'St John, Silver Hela, Ellzabethport for Salen: Albien. Hoboken for do; 8 Worster, Port Johnson, for do;_Clar! risen Allen, Rondout for Seaver Hill; Judge Tenney it Now York; James 8 Wation. Tauesvilie: Yor Thivadelphia’ Thomas W Haven, Bath for do. Sailed—Schr Jaines 8 Watsor 2a—Atrived, Alexandr Sawyer, Rondout for d John Balch, Philadelphia for, Salem.” gchirs Addic Mu chie, Hector, Kate E Rich, Fannie W Johnsto: P smith. Fannie W Johnston, Maggie P Smith, Bailey, and, Hesperius, philadelphia for Hoiten; Mary t, Alexandria for do; Nori for “Angola ta and’ Lizsie, Bisbethnort for do:, Han ator Ly Hickman, WOOmTAASS, ey “for or do; Midnight, Ne ty aed Jersey fords) eeecant Lodge ai boy for ilas MeLoon, Clinton Fata for_ do; enty @ Fay, {ney M Collie, George ¥ Prenvott Decora. atitia, Rox. nud Charles i fellier, Fort Johnson for doy Dede ey Eureka, Montezuma, Julia E Gamage Adrian, On- rust,’ Julia # Tda and Ella Ne, for ‘10; Nellie Belle, Baltimore for Je Nep- Bride, John s° Mou ton Reno, Weehawken | ior Hyena and Wi Newburg for doy Kendvick Fishe Henry, allen and Frances Ellen, Tohoken for do; Sylvian and Roval Aven, Georgetown for do; Arctic and nges, Rondout for doy Globe, Jane and Maria, Hitzabeen por for Salem; James Alltedice and Henrictta Simmons, Philadel>hias ida ja, New York for Salem; H M Mayo and Lookout, Ho- boken for lo; May Monroe, Rontout for co; Volant, Port Johnson for do; Quoddy, Weehawken for do; July Fourth, Marcus Hunter, L DB Wentworth aud Almeda, Elizabéthport for Fortand: 8 J Lindsay, Rondout for do for do; Allie, Oakes’ and Jutge Low, ey, ort 3 York * ty wh Kew York fur des" Walton, Georgetown, Di Mary Ann McCann, Elizabethport tor Ban‘or; Cha nooga, South Amboy for do; Canary and George & Albert, Hoboken for do; Win Conners, Newburg tor los, EA Bioveme, “Fawtacker for des. Nellie Doe, Annie L Wilder and Forest Belle, New York for do; Ada and) = Emma &’ Annie Currier, a NB; Southern Cross, Newburg for St jew York for Windsor, NS; Morn William, do for Deer Isle: Valma, do fér Addison: Benjamin, do' for Pembroke : George Trigg, do for Danvers; susie, Prescott, do for St George, ; Massachusetts, do’ for, Bucksport; Eugene, do fot Sauicass EE Treat ‘do for Gardiner; H V Crandall, do for Yn I, Nightingale, do for Eastport; Walter Cat, ator Bath ;Olee Avery, and Hudson, de for Wal- dobord; John Boynton. do for" Calais: Malabar, Eliza- bethport for Belfast; Python, do for Marblehead; bear) 3 do for 8aco; Addie “L Perkins, do for Portsmont 8 & B Small, Port Johnson for do; val, Flt bethport for ‘Bath; ie Martin, ‘do Ply mouth; Belle, Hoboken for do: Fisher, Philadelphia for do do for Newburyport (with main- iL sp as Haines, Port Johneon for Angusta, Vieksour oken for Ateabury: NH Mall do for 8 Georg fusanl Rose, do. for Gloucester (with maine sail spllp ; Colonel Ettsworth, Philadelphia toe mio Fanta Robinson, Amboy for Chelsea; Anule Murchie, ' Burks« Ville, 8.0, for Boston. Sailed—Barks Anna L Taylor, and Philena;_brigs Kremlin, Jibaro, George Gilchrist, Ariel, and Perses Hinckley ; sohrg “Maytlower, AD Sobull, T J Tratton, Grace Webster, Clara, Jaz W Huddill Jr,” Gustie Wilson Glarisa Allen, Bonz, Miaztic, Cain, ‘Thomas W i Havens, B Intor, Mare Corson Irviny, us, Hanter, Arch, Kate 8 Rich, Freedom, eannle w Jolunstat, ne 'y Currier, s, > Fietta, simmons HV Crandall, Almeda, Prancis, Ellen, Tietta, Sede Hq and A 2 Nov S-Artived, bark TC Jones (Br), Cadiz for Glotices+ ter; brigs Morancs Baltimore for Boston; J Lighton, Port Johnson for Salem; Auna D Torrey, Bangor tor New York; New Zealand (Br), St Sonn, for do; Charles Wesley, rt for Georgetown ; schrs Lottie, JW Vannamany Magele at, SE Corson, and Rachel & Miller, Phuadele hia for Hoston; Delmont Locke, Elizabethport for dos harles & Willie, Cozzins, and Hannibal, Hoboken for da} Pi . Rondout for do; Seuk, Port Johnson for do; J Rooter ere kca: ‘Batomine, Kitzabeinport for Ports. mouth} Leading Star (Br) and TB Harris (Br), do. for Bt John; Florence (Br), New York for do , 0 Jor Tivo Rivets, N8: Marion, do for Hatifi Fon: nell, Rondout tor ‘Salem: ‘Mary Lonise, ifoboken for Gardiner; Aime E Cranmer, | Boston ~ for Norfolk; Frve, Rockland for, dog Abbie Willow, port; General Scott, Calais for do¥ from Bangor for Hackensack: Bla i Trofether, Portiant tor Mayaguens Cypress, Milbridce for Now York; Exeter, Rockland for do; W D_B, Port. land for do: J Staples, Louisville for de; R K Vanghan, from Boston for Philadelphia; Sidney Price, Salem tof Co. (ee disasters). Returned Schre trying, aud Ada (Br). Sutled Seles Walter ¢ Hall, andcAnna F. Cranmer, WILMINGTC Noy 1l—Arrived, schrs Tarry Not Timmons, New ‘York; Chas’ Sawyer, McFarland, dos Ezra F Léonard, Yeh Boston. ‘1 ie Henry Allen, Te Frederick Bangor fe pri Clara, Rankin, SOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FRO APs courts of itterens States, Aad aceite Aavice nn . sane i ‘KING, Connsellonat Law, 363 Broadway. BSOLUTE (DIVORCES, CES LEG + LLY OBTAINED IN i where ; desertion, £¢, lent cause no publicly Teqalted; tiv charge ‘uutib divorce ena ay i, Gonscelor, &e., 180 Broadway. l ALD, BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, A. preer ‘of Fulton avenue and ‘Boerum stress. P. nk, IPARGAINS IN THAS, COFFEES, GROCERIDS AND BAe visions ; aineranted wo sult, ee, aPplagcs ant the ff the mil ere 260 0 dreenwieh street, Rew Yor i. Open irom 3 A. on Koaday from ‘3 to 8 (ons UM. 8 AN. e ONSULT DR. J. tl. SCH CHENCK, of Pind lelphia, ‘0, 32 Bond street, on Tuesday, November 12. nA IONSUMPTION. VINE EFFECTUAL baie lt jon, Uleerated Lungs, Coughs, physic’ a, for tind YSICIAN, Dox for hopeless Consumy amonia, from an cininent retired yaids, sending address and to 2,299 Post ase of serofula, rheuma at ‘cue lars sent; office how signiltie tiom free, = Dr, Riv. w Yorke