The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1872, Page 10

10 itongiee APTER TH FIG. = WONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. THE ELECTION IN BROOKLYN. Eighth Wad—). McIntyre by Eleventh Ward—O’Reilly (aem) Fourteenth Ward—Francis Nolan (dem.) - Sixteenth Ward—H. Kelffer (rep.) J hteenth Ward—H. Eckert (dem./ Eig! tieth Ward—A. Whitney (rep. Fwentpeccond Ware—Wai. 4 “bray {rep.) yoy . hn Prent! isa. (rep. .) i First Ward—Jo! Third Ward—Dwight Johnson ny pf Filth Ward—Thomes Sheviin (de: rd. L, B, Steers South Warde Daniel O*Connel) na (OP) Eleventh Ward—E. B. Fowler (rep.) ‘Thirteenth Ward—J, W. Coe (lib. rep 4 Fifteenta Werd—J. it. Snyder (rep. Seven D. F. Reese 4 Ninteeath Warl—G. H. Fisher (lid. rep.) Twenty-firat TRE ELECTION IN NEW JERSEY. Whe /stéte Carried For Grant by 10,000 Major- ify-Sween of the Radical Deluge—Six i Gat of ‘Seven Congressmen and an - Increased : Majority in Both Branghes ofthe Legislature. Take IJune,‘in thatoeledrated political gathering hown as the Fifth Avenue Conference, an old, fwiiite-haired democratic rabbi from New Jersey, familiarly known as Old Warhorse Naar, echoed the pentiments expressed by & New York journal in fits onslaught on Farmer Greeley, and warned the jassemblage that New Jersey, if Greeley was nomi- ‘nated at Baltimore, would go for Grant by 10,000. {He was laughed at, scoffed at and silenced, But at seems the rabbi prophesied pretty ac- curately, for that appears to be about the gure of Grant’s majority in the State of Camden and Amboy. The returns are poattering and unsatisfactory (to the Greeleyites), Dut enough is Known to make it certain that be- pides electing the Grant electors by about the figures stated, the republicans carry six out of the seven Congressional districts, including several democratic strongholds. Several gains in Senators ‘are reported for the republicans, so that the Sen- ate will stand fourteen republicans to seven demo- Tats. Bd Assembly will stand forty-three repub- ficans seventeen democrats, Democratic Wivincibies like Hunterdon, which usually rolls up 9,600 or 1,700 majority, has given Greeley but 700 jor 800, and Essex, W! Nich gave Parker 100, gives wat 600, NEWARK AND ESSEX COUNTY. Essex county, of which Newark city is, of course, he ae ee ortion in point of roHng population, wed tothe fury of the storm which swept the tate and the country on Tucsday, and turns out ‘Ward—D. H. Fowler (rep. a 4 have given Grant the unprecedented majority f fully yan against 500 given Joel Parker one eae 0, Marcus L. Ward, for Congress, beats ey’s figures two years since, and his was re majority ever given a candidate, gel result of imiscrable local ‘nominations the bitter hostility which then existed in the Wemocratic party to Orestes Cleaveland. Halsey’s ajority in Newark was over 3,000. Ward's is ern 4,300. His majority in the county is leading Grant about 500. Greeley and sandal ran behind the ticket in every ward and ownship. The democratic candidates for Senator, unty Clerk and Sheriff lead the electoral ticket aay the way through, Westervelt, Nppeicceters shoot- fog sheet: Democrats went to t! he pous and openly d the Grant ticket or scratched the Greele plectoral ticket, even though it was headed wit! General George’ B. McClellan's name. Some six or even votes were caat for the O’Conor-Adams ticket the district. The only bit of democratic timber hat escaped the fierce gale was the Lone Star of Pssex, Commodore Joseph G. Hill, Assemblyman om the Third (Essex) district. He is elected by wenty-two jority. The result is a matter of even greater surprise to republicans than to demo- rats, The latter, however they might whistle to eep up their courage, knew well alter the ctober election what was in store for them; but the republicans were so alarmed that they departed om their usual custom on Monday night and re- ‘ained from distributing their tickets, fearing that the privacy of their homes republicans might be tempted to “scratch” Grant. it was noend of Peratching took place, but it was on local officers only. A more orderly and quiet election never assed off, ‘A CRUMB OF COMFORT FOR JERSEY DEMOCRATS. It turns out that William A. Coursen, democratic andidate for Mayor of Elizabeth, has been elected y 100 majority. The Common Council is a tie. ee the candidate for Surrogate, is also elected. a@ democrat, The republicans, however, ort te State Senator, Stone, and the County Pierk, , Cannon. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES, » New Jersey elects republican Congressmen in Gh Of the seven districts except the Fourth. The fo! jowing are the members elect :—First itt: Sohn '. Hazleton; Second district, Samuel A, Dobb bins ; ira district, Amos Clark, Jr.; Fourth district, obert Hamilton; Fifth district, William W. Phel 18 5 ixt® district, Marcus L. L. Ward; Seventh dist! ct, W. Sendder. This republican victory is 80 jecisive that it surprises every member of the Re- publican State Committee. \ Greeley's majority in Hudson county is 2,354, Seudder’s majority over Taylor for Congress - 3,101. Reinhardt, Sheriff of Hudson county, is ri elected over Van Keuren, the Hackensack Gock candiaate, wid ‘This was @ most signal Masses dY for Reinn: ‘was opposed by the entire power of ‘the Ring, on account of tis famous Grand Jury which idicted the corrupt officials of Jersey City. Of the eight Assemblymen elect in Hudson connty the democrats carry only three—in the Second, en and Seventh districts. The following are he successful members :—First district, George W. Farrier; Second district, Denis Reardon; Third flistrict, George H. Plympton; Fourth district, Henry Gaede; Fifth moni Jasper Wandie; Sixth fistrics, —’ Washb: Beventh district, Jobo e ; Eighth distri: Anthony H. Ryder. The struggle in Hoboken between the Assembly candidates was adesperate one. The independent @emocrats noiwinated one of their number, John Lee, and he wa,¥ endorsed by the republicans. An etfort was made by-one oi the city contractors, who is aiso a W.tter Commissioner, to excite a tu- mult, and in the confusion which would follow dis- a the support ersof Mr. Lee; but the effort me nal failure. Gebokeu was brilliantly Vy hoot fn “tl e celebration {ereth the overthrow of the Ring. ir. Lee’s majority ELECTIONS \'8 OTHER STATES. —— ALABAMA. ——— --—— Btrange Uncertainty #6 to the Result and Claims of Both Parties. Montaom Wmy, Ala., Nov. 6, 1872, Despatches end reports weceived here indicate democratic gains as follow, % based on the vote of 4870:—In Henry county, 0; Jefferson, 300; Barbone, 600; Clay, 100; Ay 500; Marengo, $000; Lee, 100; Lownd We, Bullock, 300; Pike, 600; Mobile, Tou Ne jaker, 200, republicans gain in the 00 wine counties :— Tuscaloosa, 300; Shelby, 250 } Madison, 1,200; Areene, 1,300; Sumter, 1,200; Mc Tgan, ; albert, $00; Lawrence, 400; Lauderdale, 200; Coffecuh, 200. Both parties are confident of th © State. Most of the republican strongholds have b em heard from, Avhile the strong democratic count. tea, inaccessibie to the telegraph, have not peen\ The election of Bromberg (liberal) to Congress from the First istrict is conceded, as Turner and Joseph (both colored), republican candidates, ivic Ved the repub- ican vote. bag 3 Merid E republic Ay is elected In the Second district, probsbl by 1,0. Beery} Handley (democrat), in the Third dist tet; Hays repubilean), in the Fourth; Cakdwell (Wemoeraty, the Fifth, and Sloss B (demod in the Sixth, ARKANSAS.) ‘ Livre Rocr®,Nov. 6, te72, ‘The vote of this county is very close.’ Despatches from Ouachita, Dallas, St. Francis, Praiz !¢ and Van uren counties report majorities for Gn °eley and r Brooks (lib.), for Governor, Jefferson, pe lonroe, Wwoourd and Independence report majori- es for Grant and for Baxter (rep.), for Gavernor. th sides claim the State. CALIFORNIA. \ mmenecinaanipeclee Whe Gold State Claimed for Ulysse vy 6,500. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6, 1872. ‘ The Republican State Central Committee esti- Pate Grant's majority throughout the State at 6,500, Seventeen counties are to hear from, tweiye 01 which are conceded for Greeley. Page and Clayton are elected to Congress, FLORIDA. apres lee Phe Liberal Governor Probably Elected— Greeley Rans Behind the State Ticket. TALLANASSER, Fla., Nov. 6, 1872, ‘The returns come ip very slowly. ‘Twelve coun- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1872.-TRIPLE SHEET. wee mearn trom give."gart, the republican canai- |* Gate for Governor, ”,,000 majority over Bloxham, the liberal candidate, Five of the above counties have always polled avery heavy republican majority mere ake tw eonty- aaven countien ae to be meat smal ‘om. "yarties claim the a vel majority. ‘ateeley runs Denind the 8 te tic! y GEORGIA. (Republican Gains Over the Guberna- torial Election. ATLANTA, Nov. 5, 1872, The election for Congressman in this district is very close. Young ¢lem.), in the Sixth district, and Bell (rep.), im the Third, are elected. General Wright (dem.) is elected in the Eighth district about majority. e republicaa a ins are heavy es cone una ehe eledtion for vernor, and ae be about 30,000, The returns “Inaveate the election of seven democrats and twe republicans te Congress, It will take several days hefore the official am oe of the State can be given. INDIANA. pk InpmanaPo iis, Ind., Nov. 6, 1872. Fifty counties, official and reported majorities, give @ republican majority of 10,588. The repub- lican‘Central Committee claim @ majority in the State of 23,000, ILLINOIS, A Large Majority Rolled Up for the Sol- dier. CuIcaGo, Il., Nov. 6, 1872. ‘The returns from this city are not yet complete. So far as the vote is counted it indicates that Grant's majority in this city is between 7,000 and 8,000, and in the county 10,000. Rice, Ward and Farwell (reps.) are elected to Congress. The City Council will be large- ly republican, and the republicans elect probably six out of seven State Senators, and twelve out of twent; Yy Representatives, The majority for Grant in the State is estimated at 35,000, while that for Oglesby for Governor will be something less. The republicans will have a ma- jority im both houses of the Legislature, and the estimate sent out last night on Congressmen, giving the republicans ania out of the nineteen, appears to be correct, from the present returns, KANSAS. Republican Gains Everywhere. TOPEKA, Nov, 6, 1872. Returns from the State come in slowly. The vote was very large, and the republicans gain everywhere. The city of popenn cant cast 1,874 votes, and gives a republican majority of MARYLAND. Republicans Elected to Congress in the Fifth and Sixth Districts. BaLtMore, Nov, 6, 1872. Albert (rep.) for Congress trom the Fifth district receives 100 majority in St. Mary’s county, 97 ma- jority in Howard county and about 200 majority in Charles county. Merrick (dem.), for Congress from the Fifth dis- trict, receives 762 majority in the Seventeenth ward of this city, 92 majority from two districts in Baltimore county, and 30 majority in Calvert county, The indications are that Albert is returned by several hundred majority. "in the Sixth district Lowndes (rep.) is elected for bis eed by 1,765 majority. Spencer (rep.), for Congress from the First dis- trict, receives wiry majority from Somerset county and 100 majority from Dorchester county; Wilson (dem.), for Congress from the same district, aa ceives 199 majority from Queen Anne county, majority from Caroline county, 23 majority et Kent county, and 440 majo! ity from Wicomico county, with’ Worcester and Talbot counties to m, which will probably increase Wilson’s majority from 300 to 400, Archer, (dem.), for Congress from Second Fhura dis- district, {a re-elected by about 800 majorit: O’Brien, (dem.), for Congress from trict, is elected by’1,329 majority, MAINE. —— ee The Latest Figures. Avausta, Me., Nov. 6, 1872. One hundred and thirty-six towns in Maine give men 49,368; Greeley, 34,303. Grant's majority, MASSACHUSETTS. igen iae Boston, Nov. 6, 1872. The vote of Massachusetts, nearly complete, foots up as follows, viz,:—Grant, 131,077; Greeley, 57,860; Grant’s majority, 73,217. Washbarn’s ma- jority ‘for Governor is 71,238, MISSISSIPPI. Thirty-Five Thousand Majority Ciaimea for Grant. MEMPHIS, Nov. 6, 1872. The following returns from Mississippi have been receitved:—Jefferson county, official—Grant’s ma- jority, 1,478; Lynch (rep.), for Congress, 1,244 ma- jority. Monroe county—Grant's majority, 1,100. Grenada county—Republican majority, 800. Wil- kinson county—Grant, 1,600 majority. Warren county—Grant, 3,400 major! rity. A telegram from Jackson, Miss,, says that oficial returns from thirteen counties and partial returns ron bel Staeend others have given a republican ma- Jo’ The re pe claim the State by 35,000, and elect five out of six Congressmen. MISSOURI. Fe ae The State Conceded to the Liberals by from 20,000 to 20,000, St. Louts, Nov. 6, 1872, Returns from the State are still very meagre, but the democrats claim from 30,000 to 40,000 majority and the republicans concede 20,900 to 30,000, The democrats also claim nine out of thirteen Congressional districts. It is pretty definitely known that the republicans have elected Stanard in the First district, Havens in the Sixth, Parker in the Ninth and Hyde in the Tenth, They also claim three other districts, The. vote in the State will not 80 la) @6 was anticipated. The diMculty in esti- rge mating this State isin the greatly increased regis- tration, amounting to over one hundred thousand, with no definite atatianinn sist as to how it will divide, MINNESOTA. The Presidential Majority and Congress- men Elected. St. PAUL, Nov. 6, 1872, Enough returns have been received to show that the State has gone for Grant by from 18,000 to 20,000 majority. The republican Congressional candidates are all elected. M.H. Dunnell, from the First district, by 9,000 majority; a. OB. Strait, in the Second ‘district, by 2,000, and J. T. ‘Averiil, in the Third district, by 6, majority. The whole republican State ticket was carried by overwhelming mayorities, NEW HAMPSHIRE. ConcorD, Nov, 6, 1872, Returns from 187 towns in New Hampshire give Grant 83,546; Greeley, 27,653; scattering, 231. Grant's majority over all is 5,662. The towns re- maining to be heard from will probably leave the republicans at about 6,000, NORTH CAROLINA, WILMINGTON, Nov. 6, 1872, Complete oMolal returns throughout the State have not yet been received, but those received in- dicate a majority from the whole State of at least 10,000 for Grant. OREGON. ——-+_—___ Little Oregon Claimed for Grant. + SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 6, 1872, IN Sespatches from Portland, Oregon, give Grant's n\ajority at 1,500, Grant’s majority in Portland is So apd 10 Belem 384, “OHIO, CLEVELAND, Nov. 6, 1872, The oficial wote of this city gives Grant 3,831 majority, a repadiican gain over the last October election of 2.37% PENNSYLVANIA. castrie PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6, 1872, The North American estimates Grant’s majority in this State at 125,000, RHODE ISLAND. PROVIDENCE, Nov. 6, 1872, Block Island gives Grant 89; Greeley, 24. This completes ey Island, making the total republi- can majority TENNESSEE. “es Meyrara, of the Triangular Trio, Elected for Congressm: at Large— Greeley’s Majority Estimated at 20,000. KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6, 1872, ‘The tatest returns indicate the election of May- nard tor Congresmsan at Large. Johnson and Cheat-_ ham seem to run more evenly than was expected, Private despatches from Nashville claim the elec- tion of Harrison (rep.) in the Nashville district and Lewis (rep.) in Memphis. In the Second district Thornburg (rep.) makes tremendous gains in the east end of the district, and specially in Knox county, which he carried by two thousand, according to my estimate of last night. Caldwell; {dem.) will beat him badly west of the mountains, rdly overcome the immense majorities here, in the ‘rma district the race between Ke, 4aem.) ai (rep.) is close, wi ances for Ke; 4 The Johnson Then sre indignant at the defeat of their favorite. ‘They declare that he was beaten simply because of his Unionism, Isham G. hehe hd secession governor in 1861, has been stumpini Cheatham, and “firing thé Southern heart.” It a thought the great commoner has not been elected; 5 he has made a splendid canvass, and has los nothing. He has destroyed the rebel democrac: of Tennessee; like Samson he ae himeelf against the pillars of the temple, and though he is not successfut his enemies are overwhelmed utterly, Returns of yesterday's election Some in slowly. ‘The full vote of only a few counties has yt been received, Greeley's majority in the State is esti- mated at 20,000, and Governor Brown’s is about the same. VIRGINIA. —.— Republican Rejoicin; in Richmond— Three Republican and Six Democratic Congressmen Elected—The State Claimed for Grant. RICHMOND, Nov. 6, 1872. ‘The news of Grant's overwhelming majorities in the Northern and some of the Soutiiern States was received here by the republicans with the most enthusiastic and tumultuous demonstration, and when the HERALD’s estimate of twenty-eight states and 850,000 majority for Grant was received in the noon press and read at republican head- quarters, three cheers and a “tiger” were given with aright good will. The conservatives are not as depressed or gloomy under the circumstances as was expected. It seemed to be a foregone conclu- sion among them that Grant would be elected, and when it was ascertained that Smith Gee) was elected in this Congressional istrict, and that it was probable the State itself peli! go for Grant, they partially entered into the fepu ublican jollification, and hopes were expressed irgimia did go for Grant that she would give him @ rousing majority. “We have lost all but our honor,” remarked a decided democr: “Yes,” rf Te sponded another, “and we lost even that.” ‘It Is presumed that a majority in the State for the ad- ministration will go far to reconcile its policy to- wards the South in the next four years, and many influential democrats express themselves well ified at the pore result, now that General Grant has received such an unprecedented popular ova- tion. The democraticjlosses here are attributable entirely to the stay-at-homes and an aversion to vote for Greeley ou the part of the ol and more substantial classes of Virginians, and not to an in- creased republican vote. All the Congressmen designated in these despatches last night, three re- publicans and six democrats, are elected, and it is more than probable that the State will give Grant from 13,000) to 5,000 majerity. following are democratic gains:—Din- viddte, 146; Essex, 37; Petersburg, 279. Complete and partial returns from forty-seven counties show an excess of ropanitoes gains on the Walker ma- jority of 1869 nearly nine thousand. Braxton (dem.) is elected to Congress in the First district, Platt en in the Second, Smith (rep.) in C4 Third, Stowell (rep.) in the Fourth, Davis (dem.) in the Fiftn, probably Whitehead (dem.) in the Sane Harris (dem.) in the Seventh, Huston (dem.) in the Eighth, Bowen (dem.) in the Ninth, ie demo- crats gain the new Co +a allowed by the reapportionment of the Stat WEST VIRGINIA, Republican Gains Throughout the State. WHEELING, W. Va., Nov. 6, 1872. All returns thus tar received show heavy repub- lican gains in this State. The vote cannot be def- nitely settled for some time. WISCONSIN. Mapison, Nov, 6, 1872, The State gives a republican majority of 15,000. Williams, Hazleton, Barber, Sawyer, Rusk and McGill, republicans, and Eldridge, democrat, have been elected for Congress. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6, 1872. It is belived that McFadden, democrat, for dele- gate to Congress, is elected. ‘The cause of the lamentable condition of Ireland is at last known. Mr. J. B. Barnett, a Hebrew scholar, writing in the Jewish contends that the Prophet Jeremiah, with the remnant of the tribe of Jadah, migrated to Ireland, amd was no other than the cele! pea Irish reformer and law- Wer Ollam Fola, see icine brought with him ja Fail, or Stone of Destiny, which was subse- quently conveyed by an Irish prince to Scotland for coronation purposes, and centuries afterwards removed to Westminster Abbey by King Edward the Third, since which time all the kings and queens of England down to Victoria have been crowned upon it. This stone, Mr. Barnett says, was that which was ceera aly kept in the sanc- tuary of the first temple at Jerusalem, and was Known as ‘Jacob's Stone,” peg none other than y the stone directly ‘apostrophized by King David as “the stone which the builders rejected,” but which was destined for peculiar honors. Mr. Barnett’s” essay has at least the merit of being very curious and very learned. The Indians on Round Valley Leptin Cal. are said to be literally starving to dea food dolea out to them by the reservation nhthorities being ingufMicient to kee; ul and body together, SHIPPING NEWS. WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. The New Youx Henan has constructed a telegraph Une from New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the sameis now open for the transaction of business, ‘This line will be found of great service to those having Dusiness with vessels passiag to and from the Sound, and every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly. As there is no other telegraphic communication with Whitestone, the Herald Line will ne open for all business and private messages, and the same attended to with all poesible despatch. 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Wetiphaita ‘ i :|Haee mnt 9..| Liverpool. |19 Broad yof iynesaii:.: ¥../ Liverpool. 15 Broadw: California .... a+ 9. |Glaggow. Bowling. ‘Green Deutschland. YAINov. 9::|Bremen. Bowling Greeu ‘ov. 18..| Bremen Bowling Green 13. Livervoo Broagw oe fe Liverpoo! dambury.. [dt Browd PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. 6, 1872. CLEARED. Steamship Oly of of ee yerp BD), Eynon, Liverpool vis av Trinacria (Br), Thomson, Glasgow—Hender- wsigaimship Olty of Austin, Elaridge, New Orleans—C H watts Ellen 8 Terry, Salyear, Newbern—Murray, ie Britiah Fi ane er oto Bonn Be Dimock. 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Schr Geo A’ Pierce, Kelley, Salem—R W Steamer E © Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Catapee is an, Mans bet are | Liverpool Oct 26 and Queensto' assengers to O Giranckiyn. Waive ed 1 ri) Wits aneore lat Lye Jon hip, bound west; lat 42 epee, eS Seton steal amship showing a gxeen rocke! fon mo Minia in (Br), Martin, Cardif Oct 18 with rall- way iron to E fan's Sons. Had stron} rd Sg OE 27, iat B20 Jon 8911, passed ship ly Ri Steamshi Hisatie NG), Barends, Hamburg Oct 28 and Havro 26th. wit ‘ ve and passengers to Kuuhardt & Co, ARionm SE one Phillips, Ht Nov 1, with ‘ams! leo} javana Nov mdse and passengers Pn, ve &8 tf 8. 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Jewett, He wohiceets Serge Hopkins, Bangor for New York, Schr cae Bi idge, Rockland for New York, with Gobet, Eastport for New Yer a Schr son land, fhe fora Roslyn for New Schr Nettie, Ai AH Westport for New York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Schr Henrietta, Holbrook, Sag Harbor for New York, a lime to John eee Schr B L Sherman, Phinney, Boston for New York, with tocar Btn K (3, Carter, Arh Ne ir arc! r),_ Cart fs mherst for New York, with lumber to D R DeWolt Schr stephen Taber, Cox, Gien Cove for New York. oe J P Stimpson, Stimpson, Providence for New ‘Beh Clara, Clark, Calais for New Y. as jw lar! for New York, with lamber to Schr ooh th Pendleton, Rockland for New York, with oe ae +g Hodgson, Gardiner, Me, with Tam! ir to Sonu Boynton's Son’ C ‘pci Schr ie Tanmiroo, Chase, e Patmout ior Now 79%, 1 dat K, ruber to Jed Fry: Calais for New York, with ‘on ‘Ada Barker, Sawyer, B Ne lumber to Simpson, anys 1 ical lag ‘Sehr Herbert Magiton, Crowell, Boston for t New York. chr N Runt Crowell, ng La ade z ore, York. juntley, 'rovidence for New Yor! Schr ‘abun King, Bragdoa, Cromwell, Ct, for ‘New ork. ‘Sehr W Smith, Henderson, hy Ard Haven for New York. Schr Ella H Barnes, Avery, New Bedford for New Yi Schr Julia E Prat tt, Crowell, i, Bowton m for Ne New ¥ ork. = Schr D Kelly, Ke lly, for by op Re oh alee Se So ee ae coy get oh od Daybrea! Eorbett Hallowell for New York, with tone eit Cede al, Pr Providence for New Yor! Schr J Kingeiand Bohr iar ees cheesey Newport for New a Enickerbocker Ice Co. Yor it Se to Behr ie heok,Eagerty, Bremer! or New York. order. “Yacht Eliza B Staples, Hall, Plainville for New ¥. Sehr Joba 8 Foreman, Carpenter, Porichester for New Rohr Asher 8 Parker, Carpenter, Glen Cove for Now ‘Steamer Emit — Providence tor New York, with mdse and passe Steamer "Tnetiss Gate, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, BOUND EAST. cramy Neptune, Baker, New York for ned hr 8 P Franklin, Hull, Philadelphia for Bostot Schr Wm Hillyer, Taylor, Paitade Iphia for Providence. Schr Elizabe Magee, Barrett, Philadelphia for Bos- Schr Annie Magee, Young. Philadelphia for Lynn. Schr JL Merrill, Halsey, Georgetown, DC, for Stoning: peste Caroline & Cornelis, Crowley, Elizabethport for lence, soe Wont 8, Haskell, Fort Johnson for Providence, Schr J H t, Nickerson, Rondout for Somerset. Schr Moses aay, Bartlett, Rondout for Boston. ox 8 A Falconer, Wilson, Elizabethport for Provi- lence. Schr George, Novinger, New York for Providence, Behr Alice B, Alley, New York for Boston Schr Josephing, Hall, Bi Ellsabethport for New Haven, Schr Kate Gal ie gboken f Nei Lond: i" gboken for New Sehr Frank, Randall, New York for Box ia Bohr Fred Ty mat Pores Hew ron besten «Sent Bento Grimes, Hilsrooks, Bitaabeunport tes Bos. ‘Schr L W Hines, Stokes, Elizabeth; rt for Hartford. feu Rin cer hier AERIS ET brunt ohr 10) port for lan aene Sater Hopton MusePainpore for Portland. D, Chase, Elizabethport for P: ee ey her eh Gurk, New Brunswick for New tia. r RH Shannon, Ditk Philadelphia for Boston. Rehr Aiving Myrtick, Richards, Potinde|phia for Lynn. Sche Ameri le, , Philadelphia for Paw: am LA Van Brunt, Tooker, Georgetown, DC, for Ap- es Brewer Pot . Rew Fork New Ye inson for Boston, for Pawtucket k for Fairhaven, Schr Wm B Barnes Gort Fort J ghnson for Fortiand. Behr Souvencur (Bi), Hatield, New York for Windsor, NB. Schr Arianna (Br), Frankita, New York for 8t John, Schr W F Garrison, Raynor, Philadelphia for Boston, Steamer Delaware, Bmith, New York for Norwich. SAILED. Steamships Minnesota, for Liv Liverpool; Java, do; Trina. ¢ria, Glasgow; Glamorgan, Cardiff’ Perit, Port au Prince? Clty of Austin, New Orlewnn; illew 8 Terr , New- bern (iot 5th); ship Caravan, San nFranelsco brig AB Patterson, Laguayra and Porto Wind at sunset 8, Behr d P Robi i Behr ‘ieee Ellzabe port for Suir Minvono (Br), Moddrell, from Cardiff for Sap Francisco, ts parted cable to have diff previous Toth inst ina Pang condit she Suir Sourm Ami from London lor yhee, in in'reported at ae gait to Trave put into Treport, Bank rN ioe pa dere om reg | Ba ik cia eel re Tare Wut ttt Tok ans. Symi (Br), from Providence tor Charleston, be- oC kout, went ashore in ge Srtas nen ‘ape Loo! out, ux, Motness oe, 0 for Boston, pee reported in distress, while For- he nd Se aes ene ‘fr ‘boarded, in Crooked Mens ts prec detonate eed to Nassau for repairs, When ahe repot that Teship cargo. and we return Buc Harry Rervan ( Boston, put into Key West on eh a eee ni (of Gloucester). Blatchford, ran Scur L Hai ashore ou L flommedian Shoal, Ving Sound, after. oon of 2d ingt. compass being out, and bulged soon after, CaptJ R De La submarine sonirad lor, has aloo and ‘deliver her in Vineyard New has already commenced operat Scour ME aso went Book night. of ath inst, ‘and was towed off by By propeher Di Dayspring, Ca} lov 6—The schrs Medburg and Hercules ated a last supa fear Fr near a Mile Point. “the Medburg, ably damn 2 corte? the Hercules was conaider- al ‘ron report states. on on, Oat BR he rie Of the crew of the shi aoa any a munich niche a ee “a cae as wit rempinder of were taken on boa! Arriero, of and ‘or i bed anes tne We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Cala- bria, from Liverpool, for courtesies, We are under obligations to Purser Sam! F Phillips, Jr, of the steamship Cleopatra, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files and Somes. tL ip) Fraps pfhet s trite ed the Pearl, was to be launched ison, Ct, The Pearl was built by Chas M dines mister carpenter} ip owned by Dau at rowbridge & Co, of New York, and is intende: for em depth or old W0feet lucher, admengnfed tonnace abc of hol inches; measures nnage about Se tons. ‘The Pearl will be commanded by Captain Jou lalversen, from New with day, ara ver Neal. Laoncuza—The new ship Nearchus, of 1850 tons bur- was successfully launched. from the yard of Mr bound to Syd- quar- John Currier, Jr, Newburyport, on ronda: ‘afternoon. ship q ‘yport, iil be Ly wae Bath “ith inet, by Bathorn & Hiteheeck. a, three eet i B W Hill, Capt M ht es and others, ¢ of aoe, ton, and the builders, a1 apd wi be commanded Capt for New Orleans. Notice to Mariners. Por or any of the out) must be brou; to the antine ground in’ in 8; dney harbo! bor. rie MEDITEREANRAN—SOUTH COAST OF YRANCE—PIXED LIGR? AT PORT BANDO! ‘The French Sovernment has even Notice that on and — ali Sous, Tecan ly ‘orecte the extremity of above high water, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of 5 miles, Another ship of the same tonnage w: lately of 625 tons, named the Bushrod W Hill, She Hill, She is chartered paving blocks at Bie a0 vessels from the port of Boston, ue. “tpyaney, OB, Oct after the 25th of Octol light wil be exhibited mole ‘Ban hg ay ligne will be rt fixed white light, clevated 32 feet an iron pillac, 20feet high. Position, wids7 er Non ows . . BOYFT—ALETANDRUATAREARWATER Liga, With reference to a previ jous Notice to Mariners, t! Hey ptian iment given further notice that a re light is exhibited Cask a floating pontoon 20 yards from ‘The light is 25 feet Tig hy = in clear weather should be oeen. foe a distance Ared i fing will be shown, from the pontoon during the yoo command, of thete Lorde a SNE RICHARDS, Hydrographer. Hyarograpliie 0 ‘Offices Admiralty, London, Oct 10, Whalemen. ones at reat Francisco Nov 5, ba poole, Fraser, NB, from Arctic Ocean; Sea Breeze, om do fark Nautilus, Sintth of NB was a¢ Ban Francisco 27th ult, from the Arctic, with 860 bbls oil and 5000 Ibs bone, taken this season. ‘A letter from Capt Athearn, of schr Florence, of New London, reports her Sept 28 lat 108, lon 88 40,'all well, bound tp South Seas. Twenty days, previous had a gale it foresail, &c. The vessel behayed well. private despatch, dat the arrival at that port Of NB. from the Arctic, with 1400 bbls wh oll’ and 1A Ibs bone taken this season ;and bark Midas. Hamil, of do, also from the Arctic, with 1800 bbls wh oil and 10,000 Ibs bone this nother ¢ dispatch reports bark Live Oak, Whelden, goming out of the Arctic, no date given, with 10 whales Spoken. Ship Pamphylis ted American), from Callao fo Falmouth, 0 cf 6 tat 1a GP 35 Ne ton asa peel wit Bu ), (American), bound south, Sept 4, lat 7 ¥nt Brvan, trom Liverpool for Philadel- scoot, BF pis, oct a2 iat $0, ton i Astronom ND, “icon New York for Bremen, Oct Jat 50, lon 10. k Geo Treat, Ginn, from New York for Melbourne, bss ts ae nang Island f Boston, Nov 5, tat m Turks Island for SAR Une pie atte MEE Baas on 2 mouth, Oct 6 iat dio 8, Ton si WO Foreign Ports. Perl Oct 20—Sailed, Eva N Johnson, Johnson, yt Dam, Oct Al vanneame: ct 2%3—Aarrived, Geo W Jones, Robinson, ¢ 25—Sailed, J F Smith, Howard, New = Arriva ved at Piushing 25th, Victor, Wass, Arab, 5 24—Arrived, Mattea, » Philadelphia ; vietor Bt Strandberg, Balu eee mpl: a led 24th. revin. ‘Olsen, “Baltimore. Bristow (1 Oct 25—Arrived, Lizzie Zittlosen, Dow, Arrived in iuamead 26th, Carolus, Muro, from New Sn for Gloucester. Bremennaven, Oct 22—Arriyed, Jupiter, wae onaut, Steengrafe, New York; sen tos Nova actin Hatfield, Philadsiphia, oe tos BROUWERSMAV! t 24—Atrived, Brothers, Jenkins, Phil Barcetona, Oct 20—Al t, New York. Cone, Oct 24—Arriv: Botet ed, San’ Ta te a North Se toa ere tee ed ars Oct 21—Sailed, Eliza White, Mahoney, Glouces- Coxsraxrixortn, Oct 15—Arrived, India, Crape, New a ‘Cinpwrr, to Nov &—Put back, ship Mindoro (Br), Mod- drell, for San Francisco, leaky. Crinvozcos, Oct 25—Saile vannah, EN, his (and salted Sigea age t. Oct d, brig Maria (Sp), Pares, Sa- Carpenas, Oct 25—Arrived, bark Chanticleer, Abra. bane, Baltimore; 26th, schr Senora, Glover, Apalachi. atited he bri gia Richardson, Fernandina. pists Ose LARS hine Oulton, Oulton, from ect adeipnia for Hamburg; th, Mary Pratt, iciburn, fro Bhie! aaa for New bra Arri 25th, Augustine Kobbe, Chase, Dunkirk for New York (and ‘anchored. Ry Oct 2—Passed, Sharpsburg, Rogers, Cron- at F Boston. Fatmours, Oct. ae naied. ship Topgallant, Phillips (from Rangoon), London. Put pack, A to Nov 5, berks beced i gane @r), paey from New for —— (see Dit Giascow, Oct 2}—Arrived, ienvenie from New Gueznock, Oct 4—, Parlin Toa Tris, New York. Portland. 1, Ofegon: Le lenbervie, GENoa, et ere Philadelphia; brig Herman, Hichborn, Bal Granauran, Oct d—Arrived, schr Lacbice Cephalonia ‘and sailed 16th ‘for Ne Bacon, fet falaga (an ‘Daw se en Almeria (and sailed 1! for New Ya La) sche 8 cal ae hag (ands sailed Baltimore): 12th, bark ison, Howes, for New rere? bri n Ber: + opine aig i ielphia). ind n Hopkins, ‘alaga (and clea ir Bostor Cascone, New York (and for Salonen * 16th Tislene Olsen, ANicante (and cleared 19th for New York) : Lily, ‘Lawrence, New York; Minnie’ Abbie, Harding, Malnga (and cleared for Boston); 19th, Nuovo Providenza, Manganaro, New York; Young tone, from Malaga for New York; TSth, rived, linda, Bax, and New York, Pollio, New York, Arrived at Cuxhaven Oct 1", Philadel- Turk, Nickerson, Mal: Daniel Draper, Bot- fears, from Smyrna for Bostor Hamaure, Oct 4—Arrived, Hammonia @), Hebich, New 22, St O1 ES Ha sand gai Cie i for taimbur) itred | Sehroder, Smyrna (and sailed gen, Tathill, Almeri Airived 13 Towed throught the Straits Oct 8 E I Yarrington, Harwicn, Oct 25—A1 York. Batied 4, Vesta, Bent, New York. rkelsen, do; Augu nites doy mth testralsund, oonipen Philadelphia 7 Wore’ Shaw, Wilmington’ (and anchored below’ the Kugel- valid from do 2lIst, Henriette Behn, Wupper, San an Havas, Oct 4—Arrived, Hakon Jarl, Mathiesen, Phila- delphia Sailed 234, Denmark (9), Sumner, New York: Mont Ce- vis tee do; 2ith, Bt Laurent (9), Lemarie, and t, Oct 2—Arrived, Lidskjalf, Nielsen, New Fawarda, Andre Bogatinuoy New York id ip Alaska, Lac ges Buck, Pare, it), 1, Oct rived ry Piatia Clottige, Hora Kone, Oct 27—Sailed, steamshi San Francisco. Ty a ahip Eno zien Talbot, Livei 3 Bh, AM a M; sleamor ‘City’ of Merida, ae New Work Arrived at atdo Nov 8, steamship City of Merida, Timmer- mane. New York for G ‘Aaugidhe Hin, darks Geo W Rosevelt, Harriman, 1 York; Galofre (Sp), Gelpi, Savanngh: bth, ep, Gavica, New ‘Oribangs st imoteo Pe re M tani, New Orleans; Joven rail rnandina. Auirax, Nov 4—Sailed, ig avian = Sraith roin Livernoo), Balumore vas Nor I rinoge Hammond, from om Philadelphia for Ci aniiTEnrost, Oct 24—Arrived Tavin a ft ID, bemage Fie of Limerick (s), Jamieson, New York 7 Eliane Terlor Wilmington, NU; Maid of Orleans, Hous nite fia, Webb, from New York, did not arrive we th Yop bing 4, steamship Annie Ainslie (Br), Ste- Salted Sth, Maita (), McKay, Boston (and from Queenstown nih th). Emery ream, Stavaner bt a TOL a ew H a York? ‘tulsko, von fiesten Favheei ‘viorence "Night- Ingale, Jones, New Orleans. ntered ou! be Mery. Olson, for Baltimore ; arene, Ludvigson, Dobos Flood, New Orleans, te ®, thew Or. feans 5 25th, vn Povorson, ‘allao; tery a Kew Seles i chee Marshall, Hutchinson, and Oanade ot, rankat Bh Lake Superior, Gilmore, from Liver- Lonvon, Oct 4—Arrived, Durham, Sexton, New York ; bony eh Fath Ryfkoyle, and Joseph Howe, Cotton, Wilming- mis out eee Verein, Aaresh, for New York ; 26th, id, Provide! ana ed. i i ‘ Bee a, A Mestbeee bervesea New ler, do; weaunelde Oot Hecarriveds York for Dante, me jaca a i ‘| Veto, New Yor! ~ — Oct 20— Arrived, Alexandria (®), McKay, Mar- Hea for ace naries), Oct ——Arrived, brig Onsipeey, “ieee Att a bark Horatio Sprague, Small, iaon, Beni (Br), Macistrom, fadiz; lst, ea Neh Be Balied, ands Fi; iegelphia, wt Sore, a, » PR Arrived, bark Jas A Bor- wand aoa yal yril 24), Ost 80—Areived, brig 8 Y Nichole @®r), Chase, Wenonah, Stone, Apalachicola ; 30th, Saas Geach out, aah bin whos Otis, Bit Geo sed MoGlvers” a RS bet H icrlved, Hecelgior. uuensrown, Familiens’ ane, Johnson, New Halvoreer coup oe eae oo ot 2 é mele Now Vork.- pe, stad Arrived Nov one dea, an, “ogee New York for 1 ee Arrived ato Nov 4, steamship Nestorian oe Atra, Liverpool. Sarit, Oct by ste aay a wyaldo Premey, New York. a, Oct 3—J ‘tuna, Sodemann, Wil-- msrocauoLy, Oct 18—Cleared, Agricola, Parker, Philadel- co to Oct 2—Sailed, Fire Queen, for San Fran- Zuleika }», Walsh, aMTia Oct, 5 29--o port brig Zuleika (Br), for ‘i aucun, Oot Got it Salled, brig D O Chapman, Knight, Phil- adel in, NB, Nov 2—Cleared, ip Severn %; | Blau, Liverpéots Te cere, See ee New yiniters, Oct 20—Arrived, Due Sorelle, Vitelo, New Sailed 2lst, Almoner, Averill, Messina and United - tes, ‘Treronr, Fr: tin to Ne hij Bae ee Fre FL ‘44 6, ship South America, eine pee alt ae a Mgt a Dare Aur fin, Bopoke Marit, Wo ress schrs ra touise Ay hi, Me fe ia snipe hemis, and Matter: Santee a Vanes aut “and ay, and Goutard started, ‘but anchored in the Roads, where they remained at 6th—Arrived, steamers Panther, trom Puiirdelphia pens, Walden, New York ; bark Jerome Jones, Crosby, o arrived 6th, brigs Tims ais. from Ale: from Baltimore, and fart, from (ORE, Nov 5—Arrived abt Argo (Ru: 1 prernol barks Eqit Coy ‘4 See Bare Ene? 0) le, ey ea st dara’ Smichts, en ee? mg aga ; ron, Lyon, New Y‘ Waters, ‘Brewster, vase BE ay Gardner, Providence; W H'Reed, Beuson, jew York. Cleared—Steamer Wiltlam, Allison, MeCarthy, Chess ake City; barks E! Masean, Hi Bo, Johnson, Cork cy SL for orders; brig Ma jorw), Penarth Roads. for orders: schrs 1 Keeling, Robinson, Ragen Ronolate, Ricketts, Ban- Andreas Forest Oak, Pi ‘New Haven; pened Bar Manitou, West Indies; brig Nautilus (ey. BRUNAWICK, Ga, Oct80—Arrived, schr Earl H Potter, BOSTON, Loveland, ‘Baitime Bi Martin, ape Baile i—Steamer foboks ee Ea Ac feared Bist. bark Fmma 0 Litehfel4, Crockett, Rio Ja be > ‘bri Lima, Hill, Demarara. t, barks Pactolus (Br), SA ; Clotilde,. Millers" Adnade: (Br), MeKenzie; ‘amore an, ‘MeKen- zie; brigs Henry Trowbridge, Hinekley ; Sul vin, Glens schrs Lizzie Wilson, Wilson; Jas Me nie is ee ‘atta; D Talbot, Amesbar: snpor Levee Wileysand BH Fatier, Boge all loading: ise r.. CHARLESTON, Nov 2 Bisared, son Chins McCarthy Chase, ‘Wey out Sailéd—Schr Carne Ber Bonne}, Pinkham, Hayane. S8a—Arrived, schr Annie Harris, fi febieyl rACOR., 6th—Arrived, schr Monadnock, Hammond, "New York. ‘Mallen, from Lverpee vis (eee) a3 hot tas berorey, f $5, dot Si—Cleared, sehr BF Walte, Aylward, Ha- jLISHTON, Nov 2—Arrived, achr Witch Hazel, Green, ESE Slows, Nov 2_-Arrived, schrs Sardinian, Hol- brows New York for Boston; low, Perry, Voy French, do for Portsmout lountain Laurel, Pride. do for Boston; 8D Hart, Burgess, Rondout (bound East); Geo: Kilburn, Stantey, ‘do for Newburypor ter ic! Shay, Now York K for do: Tai a L Howard, Harrington, Port Tongion Yor Fortand;: Ask for ns do Hattie Coombs, Jameson, Fisted apni for Rockland. ‘Arrived 8d, schrs Hudson, Post, New York (bound Bast) + Hoo for Boston; Express, Lathicy,. al the above. 3 MONROE, Nov 6—Arrlved, ship Algonia, Windtor for Mobile; bark Lynn, Rio Janciro, for orders} brig Chowan, Richmond aesed In for Baltimore—Barks Hipparchus (Br), Cal- houn, trom Dublin; Tremont, from ——; schrs Jane Hoag (80), King, from Zante; Kate'Carieton, ‘rom the West 1o- Pagsed out~Steamship €uba, for Havana; bark Arctic, | for Cork. Salled—Brigs Alice, for Baltimore; Chowan, for Rio Jar nelro. nGAEL RIVER, Nov Smarties. Leg tie Elizabeth ‘igs Ho- ean, and Thomas P Cooper, Sleeper, Ellzabethpo Sth—Arrived, schre felon, Stanley 7 Battmors tee cea yiee Mette Owe of GETOWN, Do, Nov w AmArrived, sebr pati P aaEor, from GACKSONVILLE, Oct S1-Oleared, schrs Zeta Pal, Cook, and JW Maltiand, Loleord, New York. Y WEST, Arri brig Happy Return (Br), Annin Glenfusgos for Boston, leaking. NEW. ORLEANS, Nov. 2--Arrived, snip Pet a Scott, Havani rk Maria Span’ Mira Below, ‘ivandiere, Areur, from Rio Jane! leared—Steainships) Havana Penaington, Ke: 7 West, via Cedar jam @n, Wateon, Liverpoolt ‘J Span), Blache 3 Virgt Jeu apy Seas cert ee ae ee len a Heelan, "Providence; Arrogante Emilio (Span), Sournwser Pass, Nov 2—Sailed, steamship Cortes, RORFOLK, Noy'é—Arrived, sohrs Chingarora, 3 S NEW, BEDFO i MNOy ¢ Salted. schrs _Bigmanaer, Ma H Barnes, Avery, do; Goon oolesoa. 40. Nov 4, PM—Arrived, echrs Reading RR No- 4#, Adams, Philadelphia. Arrived reviows schrs P F Lp’ fl La Willianr veer Sohre Fottse'& Sooper, Bredbury, and, Yesa i—s rs y sherwood, Guines, Haverstraw 3 Pendie- ton, New York eos Ellems, aw Ii nal Harris, ‘do; Alle: ee Ranger i lana, Harris, 5 Barker, and Mar: ‘all, do (or Calais); James potiminersterralacne ge Stung tot Be jardner, ler, Providence - Ker, do for New York; Sylvester Hale Goleman, and JP Paull, Taunton, for do; Mary Natt, Barker, Bristob Eri ap oe a os AM—Arrived, sloop Mary Adelaide, Stabe, Haver *tBalled—Sohr Mary Standish, Rich, Philadelphia for Boe: sagt Heman, from Turks Island, is ordered te: OH, Nov «arrived, schr J Diverty, Hoboker. PINLADELETA, Nov 5—Arrived, brig Lizzie HK: ball, Kennebec River. Belgwr Barks rgb from Wan ure 3 Srigate Birp, from New Bedford ; Johan Kepler, from leared. ships a Fjelbo Doane, (Kor), Hansen, Dublin; irley, Mobile; barks’ Eastern Province om P Munch (Nor), Berntsen, Dub- Wifon ‘Poston; AJ Fal ve erect, ake ee ison, ston ‘faben: Tags, ion, Ga, ONTLAND, Noy. ¢—artivede sche Onward, Arey, Frankiort for New York. Sth—Cleared, bark Tote H Jackson, Marwiek, Buenos: Ayres. ‘PROVIDENCE, Noy 8—Arrived, schrs Mary Price, New-. Jove, Philadelp! hia for Pawtucket; Surge, Warwick, Trent wind. Warwick, do; William F Burden, Adams, Rondouts Amos Falkenburg, Racket, Hoboken; sloop Deception, Titus, N New York. ret Reinhardt, Reeves, ‘Aezentiies Tonawanda, (Br), Fe brig Thos Northern Light, Ireland, qihlladelphia Burger, Raritan River: 4 G Lawson. Fitspa lok, Croton’, Robe! Brooks, Haverstraw; stile” Frank, Edwards, Gold spr Spring; eae H Belden, Mayo; El im Sity, Kell mpson, Hull; FC Smith, at Qakley, | Newms hepard “A Mount Py eee * Jara izabeth James Pheil well; Nathaniel Hgimes, Notary Willow Harp. Davis, New York. ET, Nov 5—Arrived, schrs LL Hamiin, Vel- 0h, Fhlladeipnia; “C °G Wanth, Phillips, Hondout’’ Fly, iled—Schr Fam A Burton, Johnson, New York. RICHMOND, Nov 4—Arrived, steamship Old Dominion, Bourne, New York; sohrs E & G Benton, Budd, do; Oliver Jameson, giameson Win Hailed" r# Waiter Pain Fairer, Cale, and Armenia, Cale, down river to load for New BAN FRANCINCO, Nov S-Arrived, ship Swordfish (Br), Graham, ited abi 6th—Si ‘ip Pak Wan (Br), Upton, Bristol. SAVANNAH, Nov 2—Arrived, bari ‘Constance ifr Brigden, Ha schr Lottie Ames, Wooster, onde rive teamships San Jacinto, nena “and Montgomery, Haircieth, New York: anip Whampor, (Bn, Saree, MAverno ol; schr Anna Sims, Rogerson, Matanzas,. Bal ited Bteninsnipa Darien (Br), Leighton, Liverpool. Oriental, Snow, Boston; Leo, Dearborn, New York. BIONINGTOR, Now: beartived, ek Raves's” Wing,. York Frovidenge for Philadelphia. NEYARD HAVEN, Nov 4—Arrived,schra Abbie Pitman, Lombard aad Anais Jone, Jones Baltimore for Boston; Carroll, Robinson, Port Johnson for do; Warren Sawyei Crie, Georgetown, DC, for do: Mary Standish, Rich, & andria for fos Florerice Nowell, for Salem; Frederic Warren, Lo ep chester, Mass; Ringleader, Snare, New York for Pinta, © Giark, do for Eastport; Maggie Cummins, Smt oo niladelphia; M A Folson, Rose, Aicxandria. ys Boston, Schr Almeda did not sail 24 as sae! and will haul on the marine railway for examina’ Bailed, brig Annie D Torrey; schrs Exeter, W D B, Eli; Z pA) AH Free Wind, Cypras, Abbie E Willard, and Ella Trefe Tth—No arrivals, Sailed, all before Teparted exe gohrs John Tyler. Bramhall, Pearl, PL Lindsey: Wilke Harris, Massachisetts Hesperus, Olara Randin, Anna 0 ta, Allen, Middleton, Jr, Calvin, Cramer, Wm_ Hone, P} an # Sghun George ‘and Marcus’ H mar “Smail, | V Garver, Nepi engune's ‘Bride, 8 J pouay. sae Clinch, Henry, and'J B Knowles, Arrived, sohrs Memon , South Amboy for Boston; aston. Wolurnea~Schre Carroll, Rocket, Anna Frye, and: Jed: ataport ex Noy Arrived, achrs Julia Ann, Howell, ly Antrim, Carte re, Nicki Spigegid, Phivney't splieh ‘Lee, Mar; Bpri r; Luna, Wells; we'd itayea Baflow: ‘eigen! ‘nompson, and Angler, hens, New bit }CKLLANEOUS, Saticoel ferent States; ley everywhere; desertion, & sufficient cause; no publicity required; no charge aes divorce granted | advice HOUSE, Conscetor, &c., 180 Broadway. “A HERALD BRANCH OFFIOR, BROOKLYN, « corner Ae ay avenue and’ Boerum streak on Sunday. from 3 to 8 P.M. . Wp eke Pilsen OBTAINED FROM COURT: of di everywhere: no publicity: fees in aieamces ad commissioner for evr; Bates FREDERT KING, Counsellor at Law, 308 Brosdway. a, Berry IN TEAS, COFFEES, Rigg at ab AND Provisions; warranted to suit the palates and the of the million. THOMAS cw AGNEW, 260 Greenwich street, New York. YONSUMPTIVES CAN CON! Oe er Rhitadelphta, at No. By Bond street ss Peg SCURNCE, Ey ova RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES; WARRANTED pa when all other treatment fails any case of rheumatism, won, &c.; no meroury; cirea- lars sent; office hours from 9 9 P, M.; consaltn tiomiree. Dr. RICHARDS, 223 Toei street. New York.