The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1872, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1872—TRIPLR SHEET. a a a rs Jerking from New York for Liver- from Cardiff (Aug 31), for Rio Ja- = rede aA ” ices the farmers not yet t with | Bark Nashwank (of Arighat. CB), Le 8 DR A .(NAGE. THE HORSE DROPSY. Hee e eee ee ermeabie to uns tate tomeon, | Cie ost eva Arichas an anys with Sal jo 6 acres, a Honesdale, is ee head of the Delavyare and Hud- | Swain & test er ae ei: gat wis + % weather. iF. ladelphia ; P ‘The Letest Form of the Epteootie—Mr. | fines and the lumbering interests of tho Lacks | soiNaniues's Wuniervous to Meadors Mckenna s | “ap tne Cirle ity Wopaen, om Bota fr Val | Maat Demeter Navawn sister ato, Ph Yuportant Zeport from the Saniteiry Committee | Bergh Indignamt—What is the | waxeh snd Delaware ‘wuffer greatly. Co, Had heavy weather. ‘Antwerp 73 days, with | MaiseyS4davout, Hepth lat 268.lon WW. 1. oe | Philadelphia: Ba; ;.schia Hope "On, Chase, Reconstruction of Houre Dropsyt—Doctors’ Differences—Fatality | valuable mares, Stallions and blooded colts | | Brig Adamo «tial), Ladanze, Antwerp 72 unmitnuse Iverpoo! 18th—Arrived. ‘Olyrpas (BE), Gl, Liverp ool ; * be caso : pig Ps celebrated horse farm, near | mise cot ee ty winder has beet 90 dage War Bere | bin Leavitt, from Liverpool for Bombay, Sept | Drig Carrie Winslow, Welsh, Work of the Week. ‘of the New Compliication—Dreadful Ap- Goshen, are # from the disease, and Pros. | hadst ng 5 aw 48 lon 25.90 W. ui og ty ra Asrived, shloe Cu (new), ;’ prehensions. TO, @ horwe recently sold by Mr. Bockman for | Brig J Howland (of Boston), Ryder, Grand Tet Th ver (Br); from Liverpool for San Francisco | Yams, Bath, Me; G iio, Rio aneiro; barks 000, has it hadly. ‘of the Dlooded horses in | tess with wit to Russel & Howes vessel to. Mi Oct I iat it 18 N lon 33 10 W, Lievogang, Bagua la Grandes Kdcwalae eeccs, {f the Board of Health, | Mr. Bergh is discomaolate at the condition to | S24ehoat tne above region are reported as aiected | Houghton. Had line weather. Bhi sea (Br), from Biulelds for San Francisco Sept | 1 eens ia Geeaees faetalde, 7 Rio at she requar neneee 9 Teport wes | Whleh the dreadful disease hag brought his dumb | With tne : "iti te valuable trotter |. Br fiarbot Grace (of Lverpoo), Brown, Pernamba- a Fe Sicew York for Antwerp Oct, | Furr PT, lenge, Hou dos aaa yesterday a! . jabaord and faithful protégés, He says that the most | owned by Mr. of Newton, N. J., is also a | © we 9 pe ey Phy star bee aysandu ; Sc ylark, Tork; 2 teonived trom the ‘Sanitary Commivies and was vieum. toe eet sa Plata boriar Moran Bay. Ja, 89 days, with | “Bark Uuslre (Nor), Berenteen, from Marseitia for Phila- | pun, (hase, Boston Henly Mio Chase, A recent complication of the epizootic is but the re- Chas H Kelly, Chase, d 80, Coun ‘Amos A 1 to master. | delphia, Uct 15, about twe iles east of uibraltar. 1 » do; Laura referred to the Council of the Board to prepare | 114 or tne cruel manner in which the horses were leg orth ot iidtoran wich heavy Ne ‘and ee ear Cot kalemy, from Baltimore for kingston, Ja, | Darien; Maggie, Mulvéy, Allen, cos ea Proper onter ow AxD, WEY CROUHDS, SIPAtOn YAGER ew UveRy eas Kar WORT. SHIPPING NEWS. | *heiiosiir criti Mayagues, Fi 30 Bens Tempo" (BM, from Philadelphia, for st John. NB, | rest, Bakel, Wood's Hole; Cléerone (Br), Curtis, ‘The Sanitary 2 od has time to time ex- TAS PUBLIC WAS MISLED gaye, pen old iron to Bellew & Son—vessel to master; ee Pa les E by 8 of Barnegat (by pilot boat Edm: Guicated-Steamers Sivavian PP, Smith, Liverpool; | between cements 4 A Ly |, Bostor a 3 2 Baad eh aervets este a mie econ, Ninety: | In regard to the disease, by judging of it from the WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. Sch Hila, Grindel, Fernandina 8 days, with lambert | 8° 2” | Moxelgm Porte. pau | (ids apes OR ea rd ‘between Ninety-sacond and ited streets, cast gf ming condition of horses in the streets. He accounts for parisien scat MAH A wy wore: viaiid, Fernandina 7 days, with lamber | wat?Ane Kalled Sent mS anes eetan, gon. M Goes 4 Korgins, ss eaTape. idence BY Hare avenue, With a view to, devise some prac aug. | the improved appearance of the horses by 6ayiNg | he New Yonx Munatp has constructed a telegraph line | to Bentley, Miller & Co, with Iumper to | yAXTMBRE, Oct 28«arrived, Geo Hurlbut, Williams, New Hart Boston; Henry Adelbert, Wisk do ble: “At present t ees eompriding fFom fort that woumd horses were to be seen, because the | from New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the samois | , Schr Zeth Fal, Cook, Jacksonville 8 days, with lum! Toth oa trom Pushing Roads Oct 2, Alexandra, Brows, | ofudetrark Free, Guesnstwa' sok Lewls Ehrman, aity sere si oA f those that were | now open for the tramsactien of business. Sehr Fannie Frazier, Stowell, Virginia. New York: Enrica, Bellinich, do. UNSWICK, Ga, Ni o uninhabitable, but the malarial emanations trom | epizootic had killed so many o! . a ori thads“tutton, Darien. BRUNSWICK, Ga, Noy 6—Arrived, schr Jennie Middle- tits Gistrict extend wenaiy, and are the cause of much | gick, ‘This line will be foumd of great service to those having ee Mm go) Miller, Miller, Philadelphia for t pagan, annow aun ose sled, Hatha ty ation * Per ion. ton, Whitaker, : davannah, Meio sickne: of Sosmashaneraee "morwality anncug tee iia most | business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and | chr G HB Se ee eee delskintertaxtor’. | ain at: mon iaee faa aay in ats the eooeneat eee gang ye po fe tp nesonee were | ¢Very facility will be givem te merchants and others to pane Wham Wier, Say, artner, | Ca {ot asek 1 fied Bes =, Barevesiar, ee ley, Kew , Orteanst Nov id occupation ‘dwellings “of all the ‘adjacent 3 communicate premptly. vs he fr iy * i—Al ‘Oreste, ), Phil hia: on and” ‘due laud’ should, ‘it Romie, | at sea when the dlscase rst appeared, so they are | ““CS'nere tsa other ‘elegraphic cemmunication with | Jato nandy Hook was atrnck by ahenyy squall irom | mister: Gorkl-herived, Oreste Chiro, Fiiindelp gy redee: from ‘ by iy rk. fe at one artes ae te pl tion 0° | new at a loss to understand whence arises this | wnitestone, the Merald Line will ve open fer all business | and mizzenboom, put into this port toget auew sultof |" Roubeaux, Oct 28—Arrived, Maric, Carlobe, Charleston, Dalrymple, Bi Ayres; Clotilda, Miller, Demarara? Henty Trowe bridge, Hinckléy, St Vinecnty weirs D Fulbob Aitesbury, Demarara; Abbie Ingalls, Ingulis, Philadelphia. in portach, barks Adriatic’ (Br), McKenzio: Bri, McKenzie; brig Sullivan, Ulles; sehr Adelizay 1 Carl H Potter, Rogers, a mar ly of thi ss lene, Raschen, New Fegion ar9 of two hinds, vin :—First from springs at the | present troublesome complication, —_Varlous | and private messages, and the same attended to with all | Séils end repair damages. Castellana, from Bordeaux, i es GE ee, OS — ag J BOE. OE oatonk, EEN Park kad SCID street berweer! he Weird and | opinions are given.as to Possible despatch. consigned to John © Seager (not as before reported), Balied 30th, Koton (9), Franke, New York. De aad Wr aor telat ohn Kage MoClin Fourth avenues, and, scoona fram the tidal overflow of TER CAUSE OF THR DROPSY. ‘All mossages roust be prepaid. The brig Blea (Fr), Bouchot, from Matanzas, x con. | yBaxcxtoxs, Oct Arrived, Elena, Maristany, New ERANGOR, Nov U—Artived brig George Amos Foren bee ititablaaples Wrst, wy drainage’ aud, | Indeed, they ere #0 many and so various that it | The follewing rates have been established — MEH OE I RODS BARRE ee su DeLIES TSP etP Bniat, Nov 12—Arrived, steamship Washington (Pr), | Enooga thurs, Benth Mates Non ee Laas area and rendering it habitable. First, by drainage, al Brees Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or Pawed Through Hell Gate. Roussau, New York for Havre. Geom Alber” Woodtney, Hothead ewe weet -Dratnase‘can be'rendered effective in this vi- | 8 useless to attempt to get at anything like an | | oi \ 0 cn taint word, BOUND SOUTH. * | ,pommay, about Oct 28—Arrived, Harvester, Carver, Bot | ¥rench, New York. i ‘ - ‘cinity only to limited exten owing to the depressien | explanation that would be satisfactory. One | pisses messagee—For a message of twenty wordsor | gto amship Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, | “°Baravza, Sept 17—Satled, Clara, Nickels, Bezokie ; 20th, | ¢ Cleared oe Ee Mey nel Parker, New York: schr ray ares | below high wee ren caries, grounds. surgeon will tell you that this dropsy is simply the | jess, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one with, men S04 pastengers, i. ¥ ape Ne ae mati Dirigo, Staples, FOMrSDAr®,. ‘J Williams (Br), Williams, BATH, Nov 12—Arrived, schr E © Lippy, Pletcher, Jack- All, indeed, that Can be accomplished. by geb-draine De old form of dropsy that comes generally at this | dollar; five cents for every additional word. pag! ee ee e . Now York jr dad ms (Br), gh, | svete ‘arcived: ‘bark. Stormy. Pedter ay newest Y ake aver ‘peakiy comaplened fn ‘cted by the | season of the year, and has no comection what- Advertisements for New Yoru Herap free, Sehr Dresden, oles, Ghulee, NS, for New York, with 3 Enexios, Oct Taktrive chr olin, Bandolah, genes gp: Dick, St Thomas; schrs A F Ames, Baltimore; E D for New York); 17th, Rover, Department of Public. Works Will receive most of the | ever with the epizootic, Another, with equal orrices. “Pech Capella (Br), Buck, Hockland, NB, for New York, | ¥rithy Brunswick, Ga; dist, bark Kobiuoor We), Cooper, | PMBY, Boston. ot Maggie, Rey- spring waters which flow from the high grovnce butuo | Seriousness, will i that this dropsy is the natural Herald Office, corner Broadway and Aun street, Sdays, with stone to P I Nevius nh. New York for Bahia, in distros (see Disasters); Urig Apol- | nolds, Cardi. 2 : Sieaseaat at! bec section of titneloweror south. | effect which should follow from the debility inci- Herald Ship News Office, pier No 1 East River. Schr © M Harris, Harris, New London for New York, | 1o (Br), Paddock, New York ; 22d, barks Jewess (Br), Giet, | “EDGARTOWN, Nov 9—Arrived, schrs Pilot's Bride, Sends, gw to ie erent denrenton nhs feces, | dent to we ciinien wilt be given teas the dropay ia | | erait Branch Oca, No 1365 Breedway "Bohr Onward, “Arey, Frankfort for New York, with | houdou, for Boston, in distress (see Disasters) isp iow, Rrewsier, New York for Boston; American Chief, Snow, sary want of proper descent; and even if § rains | Again, the opinion e given that the Whit Dock, Whitestone, LI. ra, A . : | do for do. : Spula'perbatlt Bey would not prevent tke daly overtow only a “complication” of the ¢ inootio— someting ateonni Meche Wane ets Behr Jone Look, Andergon, Calais for New York, with Jatt see Bidle’Flete Want batingees™® ore Lindsay, Crockett frau Foran, Ports so seh 7 8 — - 2 1 ‘0 Chase, Talbo razie, AY pant. niticond Ths portion of ne marae materials aud tne | Possible to trace it to any other cause, but there is | Almanac for New York—This Day, yesbilannle Wentbrook, Litgelohn, Portland for New | au Fire Guad. cana ee gutiirromuoahar (RUC ry oie LR wey erg oS Vy ‘ork, with lumber impso1 y a, Oct 3l—. ole, James, New York. : ississi n Beer gow crating See ee acter atda Sowers Te ee tey MORE “COMPLICATIONS” SUN AND MOON, ||| HIGH WATER. fat, vaantl 8 Gates, Garman, Auguita for New York, | | Cannirm Oct Sl-ailed, ‘Bilinor, Borensen, Galveston; | “Passed out—Hark st Trawaciee, jor Demarata, Tiree andes gromsat he base ihe Blea free eee cae ae ae are eon eae an act {3 | SauayMook.morn 8 43 | giant Geo Gilmore, Lanigan, Portiand, Ct,for New York, | "Oledreq Mth, Oakland, Heed, Callao: Sist, Regulus, | geigrygh —oMTe Vomone (Nor), Moller) rom Richmond ast wi te ae eres evened toa proper depin, and the river | eVerY ‘table and nearly every veterinary surgeon [en Gancek more 943 “Schr ‘Fannie, Hazard, Portland for New York, with | “Entered faridg Get 30, Leonora, Grid, for Calo; Slat | Ale Metivad. ark Luna, {rom Taulgue for orders; brig 5 of his own on the 4 . —— stone to order. a in, n 4 Dank le rena, By ie ripe river, sad, the thial over- fine dropays however, ts of (he mont serious OCEAN STEAMERS, Schr Sarah’ Elizabeth, Kelly, Portland, Ct, forNew | “Gorxamaarm, Oct H7-Passed, Livman Cann, Kenealy, | yGALVESTON, Nov 13—Salled, steamship Metropolis, Taw wriltive daily checked as the work progresses. in re- | character appears from the number of deaths that pide York, with stone to order, from Philadelphia for Swinemunde. GEORGETOWN, DC, Nov l—Arrived, steamship EC ard to the material for Alling In this large area, the com- | ty jurred during the week. The disease in its | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FoR THE | ,,,¢it Trimmer, Milburo, Portland for New York, with | Arrived 28th, Aurora, Norberg, Philadelphia. Enight, Johnson, New York; schr AH Hurlbut, from — gard to tbe mie opinion that, in addition to earth: ashies | RAVE Occ 3 3 DATES stone to order. Carcorta, about Oct §-—Arrived, ship Mount Washing- | “SAUKNUNVILLE, Nov 6—Cleared, schr Stampede, Dow, would be useful, and atreet dirt might be employed pro. | New form has appeared in all the large stables, and MONTH OF NOVEMBER, Pater amb, Hil, Machias for Now York, with Jam- | ton, Thizomb, Bombay. pres Mae | tee ». ; pede, Dow,. r to Chase & Ralbot? rs A f SSEAE th hasan extraordinary power a it does not seem to be so widely spre: aH NE. Arrived, Holland (s), Bragg, London fo \—Cleared, schrs Alta Vela, J Hi Cui Gentroy the substances ordinarily intermixed with strect | ae “wag the first form of the epizootic, | GitYcfJtmerick |N Behr Nicola, Keller, Calais for New York, with lumber New. York vir Havre’ and sailed); City’ of London, | curtis, New York; Amnle E Valentine: Baglon Washing. ai but it has proved a hundred _ times frown, to Simpson & Clay do for New York (and sailed); Nov 1, Sunn “4 sehr SH Met! skey, Dyer, Portland for New York, | Region, Smith, Shields for Boston (and. anchored) + 2. with stone ta order 7 On "| Peru, Bibbert, Middlesborough for New York (and an: eed New Oficae (and mailed tae Hire tan gute Sal The committee recommend that the above-mentioned ¢ Burley, Vandervoort, Bristol for New York. chored, ied Ist, bark Geo Canning (Br), (from Mexico). for tion of the Department | More fatal. When the epizootic was at its highest . san ie Pe ocay at acottaed ee vection 1 chapter 566, | virulency the Rendering Company on the west side Jaws of 1871. ofthe city received dally the carcasses of about Sehr Li is, Wareham for New York. Passed Oct 20th, O’Thyen, Jordan, trom Bremen for | Queenstown. . CECCARINI, M, D., ‘Cobb, New London tor New York. New York. SRRIENEREES Ress" Ycommince, | few gumering from ene” Aropay, erty caroasees are Heit Fred CWolien Gate Fulhbver or Rew Vara, | maleinfet Arie, Robert Goutey. chapman, | pocksimann Brien brig Jane, Gpnafear in i NU 5 : i g Janeiro. Below, bark Dace (Sp), Coderch, from Havana; HOUSE VAULTS, Fertls seated by m y of the best surgeons that we Schr Nathael'stovonn Jarvis, Now Rochelle far New | yeti Oct ited, Eva N Johnson, Johnson, New | brigs angele LeneaD Gp) Martens. om 0s : The subjoined sepore upon the reconstruction of | may have still bBo forms of the epizootic before Rosa (Sp), Lorea, trom Cardenas; sctirs Willie (Br), Edon, ene Oct 29—Arrived, Admete, Anderson, and | from Jam ‘ork. house vaults, now being carried out by the Board, | j¢ finally disappears. Whether right or wrong there yoshi Henry J Raymond, Cranmer, New Haven tor New | Oceano, Asincksen, New York for orders. Per perc Ber tor to ak > 7 mimi we ip United State: : In Kk 29th, f chr Victorla, Hill, Norwich fo ‘ork. LOUCE! — K 5 During the past two weoks there has been much prog- | that the working of the horses while they were sick : = le otnwdseen | Schr Alired "Hall; Dimmock, New Bedford for New Baltes, Nov 1—Arrived, Princesel i Napoll, Meg- pNORFOLE Nov 12—Arrived, schrs Mary I Compton, ress in the reconstruction and ventilation of old vaults | has been the cause of the dropsy, and this, coupled - a q 61 Broadway York. iLascow, Nov 1—Arrived, Europa (s), Campbell, New 13th—Put in, sc.¢r Eclipse, trom New York for Savannah ee ee ete are any iniidves: | With the fact that most of the doctors credit the Batir Isaac Sherwood, Pringle, Providence tor New | York 0) ot i decane cas Bie so dilapidat ‘0 a mY 5 5 vo jailed, Iowa (s), Greig, EDF n —; From their lack of proper enclosure the foul gases esca ee eatery citataaenionter, anring tne Sclir Ripple, Brown, Noank for New York. Gtanatras, Oot 25—Armived, Ann, Fort, New York: sith, | carter Warehansfor Sew Toe oe vee eee Antrim, Into enclosed areas and fill all the living and sleepi 0 relieve the public Schr H V Duryea, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New Yorx. | Margarethe, Malaga for Boston; Dorlan (@), Taylor, | “ pailed—Schrs DL Sturgis, Chase, New York; Lady An- Mee a eee ee cree |e eee net ote proper, It may be sald that i Schr Mary Anney Widmer Beldgepore gp Nee ork, | a ee ar ta aa ae Ag ORAL | CRB CRTICH pur acces ese offensive . chr Mary Anna, man, Bridge| @ 3 2d rn. yo, oS nes ih ry Sehr Wm L Peck, Bunce, Glen Cove for New York, for. Bostor myrniote, Mayo, Smyrna (and cleared | | NEWPORL, Nov 11, PM—Arrived, schrs Helen, Perry, joroughly ce- | ig her ipeniee | in most of the stables. As a gen- ings are’ rebuilt and ventil New Bedtord tor New York; Angler, Besse, Wareham for n}. ‘i 3 eral thing the horses are feeding, and though of Schr Staten Islander, Hammond, Providence for New Cleared 25th, Alice, Vives (from New York), Algirs; 26th, | do; J H Young, Barrett, Brisiol tor do;' Eliza Pharo, 5, Shae rom tne a paitings When “ane | course the majority of them still suffer more or [ ialineeeeiesa ener praea Pitfour, Scrogyie (from Cephalonia), New York. Sherman, Fall River for'do; WA Crocker, Baxter, itand the Dullding are in’ vood repair a vendlating | less from debility, caused by —— Schr Bmnily. Morrell, Stamford for New York. pOnAand Caxany, Oct 19-In port Ossipee, Sprague, from | ton ior Philadelphia. aft is atill required: to be added to remove foul odor THE WANT OF FEED Steamship Calabria (Br), MeMickan, Liverpool via | Beer een Mami: Seamford for New Yor! Gxor> Toax, TI, Nov8—In port brigs Tula, Roed, for pbailed—Schra Wellington, Barber, Bangor for New York; ‘om the area. ‘The method of ventilation to be effective | during the sickness, yet travel on most of the city bey reget re Sand ‘ Re Price, Daserssol vin Guenne: Riaccnep Mince lets Paovidencs for Néw York, with | Mee dee 5 » . ms aa ere mons, Fall River tor do; Harriet Lewis. ould creste a downward draft into tho sink. railroads and stage lines is nearly resumed fully. mdse and passengers Hui, Oct 31—Arrived, Lo Fis ‘ t lo; Ida, Deering. Taunton for do; Myra A + | town=-Willlams & Guion. a , rived, Loretto Fish, Carney, Callao; | Pratt Pratt.and. 9 Parker Si, kelly, t19r 40; The companies are “sparing” the horses as much | ‘SMamsbip'Brenen NG), Ladewigs, Bremen—Oelrichs |" Steamer “Tallapoosa (U8 supply), Lieut MeRitehle, New. | Canadé, Belle, Tindall, Darien; Nov 4, ‘ugeay Lucan Bil Warlord Spragne, Perneglvante, Balen MO Welle shaft from the some for New Yi New Yor! Wai asthey can, consistently with meeting the de- | & Co. Port for New Yor! 0 Case; Veranda, Pond, and Ellen Perkins, Kelly, Provi- SRUTY Pathe sanitary Avcnivect, Mer Pieiter,and Asst | Inandg for pablic conveyance, and though the cars | “Steamship Holsatia (VG), Barends, Hamburg—Kun- BOUND East, sofas Oct 20 Arrived. Garibaldl, Hoyer, New York: | denes for do; Shamrock, Troy, do for rae, Roly, Fees ant Engineer, Mr. Ingram, decided that if the ventilating d stages are not running all on time, yet the | hardt 4 Co. Brig Harp, Snow, Elizabethport for Boston. Barone. do ef, Higgins, do; dist, le Paris (), | cis Coftin, Batson, do tor New York or Calais; A H Bel- ap = dit . shaft were of metal and was carried up the side of the | arr, 3 made Tender it diicult to notice | ,Steamship Thorwaldsen (NG), Barenden, Stettin—Chas | Brig Armetrong, Stover, New York tor ‘New Ha | BYrmontd0: ', stantes, Stone, from ‘New Orleans den, Me abte {8 Metcalt. Hocers Fall River for New ‘angemen' adjacent house and several feet above its roof, the exter- | tho atmonce of the full numbers. ammelsberg & Co. ven. for i teamship Mandingo (Br), Spencer, Demarara, St Tho- 4 ‘ , | for Rouen. rah STyler, Phelps, Haverstraw tor New Bedford; James hatin The sink, to create” a”atrong upward current | , A8 to the treatment for the dopey, every stable | manand Barbatonf Y Morgan'aghn. 8000 Fo ee ee errr Tecetoei. | yataxauna, Oct Arrived, Cimbria (), Stahl, New | EMuti atten ondodt ar Brito” Rb Neweom through the openings of the seats into the vault. has a way of its own to effect the cure. In the Steamship Ariadne, Doane, New Orleans—C lallory | dence. Batied 29th, Royal Charlie, Sutherland, New Orleans; Higgins, Wellfleet for Virginia. The results of this method of ventilation of these offen- | Third Avenue Railroad stables, where there are | 4 Co. ip Rey Fr Wilmi: NO—Loril- Schr Helen Mar, Ward, Hoboken for Providence. 80th, Thuringia (@” Meler Havre and Nowe vook, +) tte. A -Arrived, and not boarded, schrs H W Drew, sive sinks are most gratilying. The atmosphere of reat | gome six or eight horses sick from dropsy, doses of | ,,Steamship Regulator, Freeman, eseaae Schr David A Rerry, Waters, Hoboken for Providence. | "Arrived at Cuxhaven dist, Susan A Blaisdell, Sawyer, | “NSRWIGH Wot ie Aenea ‘Sohrs Aga es, Chestur, and Leteincht horace which was formerly 20, diseusting | Sconite, phosphorus or sulphur are given, with, it | “Steamship Isaac Bell, Blaxeman, Norfolk—O14 Domin. | 8°" Herbert Manton, Crowell, Port Johnson for Bos- : | | Adele Felic boken 24 : junque. , Elliott, Hoboken. roar tenement houses, whlch, was formerly £0 CLeUssOe | ig sald, great relief to the animal. in the Madison | jon'Semmutin ce he. ord bapua ganih biel RAGA BE schtilet trom do s0th, Royal Charile, Satherland, New Or- HAVEN, ‘Nov 13—arrived, schr Katle, Blanop, me Schr Bila, Sammais, New York tor Huntingto New York, fectly free from such odors. In some instan ie down- | Avenue Stage stables there are eight bad cases, Bark Prince Alfred (Br), Pfeiffer, Liverpool—Funch, i a. rt “Ward’current from the areas into the sink is vo great as | which are under a tonic treatment. They have four | Edye & Co. ‘cai Cork—Sloco- | , Schr Francis Burritt, Burritt, Port Johnson for Provi-’ PAG ed ide So Arrived snip Eranhoe BPs, Pie Sailed—Schrs Thos Hull, Bailey Belle Seaman, Lane; to draw the smoke and cinders of burning paper fro bad cages in the Fourth Avenue Railroad stables, 7 iy Prugi Dubrovacki (Aus), Caraman, Cor! dence. Meautaen i 4 Soy, Marah Smith, and Joseph, Sant th, New York. a eT ne a ey areca | the treatment here being the ordinary remedies for | VERE Co 14, aan, Banchero, Queenstown or Fal. | Schr Albert Thomas, Taylor, Virginia for Providence. hal oa R LA. Nov ¢—Arrived, bark Eastern Star out of the top of the shaft with considerable violence. | Grouse In the Dry Dock stables there ie ouly One ark Giacinto (Ital), Banchero, Quee Schr R P King, Bliven, New York for Providence, ee pore wortiand, O. ichardson, Jamalca, brig Neilie Husted, White, Galves- Wherever these improvements have been made and ven- h p' aA ‘a ae aEMant iatarmincmal endeveo: mouth for orders—A P Agresta. rains val Schr James M Bayles, Arnold, Hoboken for Providence. | ¢or'aPO't gona’ snit ay sorges ¢ Macks pi heads aledy ton; schr Abbott Devereux, Rich, Bath. f Aiators have been introduced, the tenantry living around | horse sick, and the treatme mine! - Bark Prindsesse Louise (Nor), Friele, Queensto Schr Minquas, Heaney, Hoboken for Providence. for Bong Kong, Fes les ‘ % | Salled—Brigs Alfurata, sinall, Boston; Atalaya, Allen, the old sinks have expressed the greatest relief, and inthe | étable tonic, During the seven or eight days that baa sper for orders—Tetens & Bockmann. Schr8C ‘smith, Enos, Philadelphia for Providence. ic! 3 lurray, pherd, from San Francisco, | New Haven; schr M A Merrill, Keen, Galveston. most fuitering language commended the work of the | the dropsy has been prevalent some jour or five Oliver, Pennell, Aux Cayes—Young, Smith | Schr Henry J Scudder, Smith, New York for Southport, | ##Fived 12th, for do. 7th—Arrived, brig Long Reach, Blair, Cienfuegos, Boars rns Tangune horses died in the Third Avenue stables four in the | & Co. ‘ Schr A Phare, Bingham, Hoboken for Providence.” feamicn, Got Si Arrived, Linda, Badoro, Now York, PRILADELBRIS, Noe. te ckirived’ sisamatioe WP See: Er SEMETAD, ) « camte Fourth Avenue stables, four in the Madison Avenue | ,,8chr GeoV Richards (Br), Barlow, Hillsboro—P I Ne- | Schr Wm Duren, Doyle, Hoboken for Saco, Francisco (0; Nov 1, Siberia G), Hareison Bostone? S82 | Clyde, Rogers, Providence; Alliance, Platt, trom Bich. SPHE) |, M.D., Con % jon, 4 : 5 . 01 rtolk, with mdse asset Clyde MAGNUS GROSS, Smmiviet: | Stage stage stables, and it may be geen from this | “'scnr Sacob J Housman, Rider, Norfolk—Isaac Rsta- | Schr EA Dresser: Mead, Now York for Belfast. Put back Slit, Flower of the Forest, Patten, tor Savan- | & Co; steainers Beverly, Pierce, 24 houre from New Yor, REPORTS OF BUREAUS. percentage within a week, out of the very few ples. Schr Harriet Jane, MeKinop, Piermont for Boston. boy nil aN B with mdse. to Clyde & Co; EN Fairchild, Trout, 24 hours ‘The following are the reports of the work done | animals that were seized with the disease, how dan- Schr Allen Lewis, Lewis, Baltimore—Isaac R Staples. Schr Georgie D Loud, Wall, Port Johnson for Boston. re a Ai 1, Pomona, Bruce, New York ; Jennie Prince, | from New York, witty mdse to W M Bai Co; sore) during the past week :— There can be ne doubt that the horses did not | rgcturing Co. Behr aaa one By ny ap ie Harford . mar, Ludvigsen, Doboy; Nov1, Bennington, Peterson, i » tier, tH $ . | goma’ (new, of Windsor, NS, 1188 2-106 ton®), Curr: Callho; Importer, Dexter, Mobile; Alexander Marshall, | Windsor, NS, via Hampton toads; bark Blue bird Gp. Gardner, New York; Fedrenslandct, Hiclm, New Orleans; | Toye, Gottenburg: Eiten stevens,’ Mountford, Matanzas; —— faranak; Ives, Philadeiphia; 4B’ Gliehtist, Emerson, | Hornet Honikiny stulaya rive Blbe (Bn, Crowley, Mar” BELOW. Savannah. tins; At ayaska (Br) Ryan, Old Harbor, Ja; W W Lord (Br), — eae ee Mares ete tk Fa eg a ISR a, ui i pip tod a » 3 (8), }, Cogs , a 3 Brig W A Rogers (of Liverpool, NS), Jones, from Aquin. | Graham, Portland’: John Geddie, Smith, southwest Pass: | Mouting: Hoste Te GoM. Read Reed tas tate wee it 5 . | get fair play all along, it is now said. Jn no stable guratioasth Piha Winch eoactee a crea vents of the public travel lines were they allowed time to ing Co. . Duilding, 614 tenement houses, 43' private dwellings, 12 | get over the disease before being put to work, and teamer Philadelphia, Davis, Philadelphia, other dwellings, 2 manufactories and workshops, 15 stores | the result is that and warehouses, 135 stables, 51 slaughter houses, 1 cattle ANI wn! ‘NT ‘ yard, 10 fat rendering establishments, 1 rendering dock ee ee ae ARRIVALS, a lumps, 2 sunken and vacant lots; Schr Dart, Williams, Stamford—Stamford Manufactur- | steamer United States, Davis, New York for Fall River, BILI’ ont, St have died ———_— N 3 ay . id ell; i basements, 33 | are beginning to tell. Those horses that have die REPORTED BY TRE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND Nov 1, Onni, Dahibei New York; Elizabeth Taylor, | Steelm: n, Somerset; John Shay, Tilton, Boston. wWastepipes and d Os priviee and watereienis 26 | irom dropsy were n every instance far gone sl- MBRALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. SAILED. Proctor, Wilinington, NO. Cleared Burks Gustave Friederich Focking (Ger) Ler- a 3 dangerous stairways, 15} ready from fatigue and want of food. All the street g cd walks, Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool, Nov 2, and Sak tnd Nov 1—Arrived, Constantine, Oreevey, New | vein, Amsterdam; Argo (Rus), Wesiburg, Gibraltar for ‘ , , Cook, i ‘ork (and entered ont to’ return); Zamibesi, 5 od joston ; Ree ea tagious: diseases, “The oumber oF reports | Weorles In the world cannot rebut the argument | ogcenstown Sd, with mdse and ais passehgers to. CG ships Manhattan, and Calabria, for Liverpool; | do: Fannie, Waterhouse, Philadelphias Nova Pacteing | sure; schrs Mar 2a iL Adami, ebbing, Boston’ thereon received from the Health Inspectors was. 378, | tuat is adduced from the successful cures in pri- | Francklyn. Nov Il, lat 4321, lon 5940 Pawed an Inman | Bremen, Bremen; Mandingo, St Thomas; Ariadne Bouser, New York. Alice Borda, Duke: Platon, Poole, doy Ten? During the week S! complaintshave been received from | Vate stables, or even in livery stables. steamship, bound E+ same day. lat 43 18 lon 6016, a White | Orleans; Isaac Bell, Norfulk and Portsmouth: Cleared Ist, Hudson, Pratt, New York; 24, Olat Trygve- | Resse, Creed, 8 Amesbury; Active,” Coombs,” Ports mv hee Fond ss troad saesasedns lar steamship, bound E; E |, 130 mi ol ichmond, &c; bat ly flown; son (s), Kielland, ys ire ,, ; figution and report, The bisinfecting Corps have visited ‘The Horse Dr. in Brooklyn Sandy Hook, passed an Inman steamship. bound in, tevideo atid Buenos Ayres;'H W Griffiths, Matanza Arrived at Uravesend 21, Wm Van der Voorat, Jaskin, | MoUle,NHt; D'B Rverett, Grégory, Salem; © Thomas, . 30 urenissh Sibere. Gontaaitenidinaser were: toand Louse rt teresa tt Lgrend Steamship Oceanic (Br), Bristow, Liverpool Oct $1 and | Onni, Rotterdam: Wanderer, Trieste; brigs Mary Gibbs, | New York. "| “at Chester—Brig Ellie E Butler (Br), “Ryan, from 014 J have disinfected and femigated Is houses Isprivy | ‘The equines who were most severely aMicted | Queenstown Nov 2, with mdse and 437 passengers tod H | Marseilles: Haabets Anker, Cork; Freya, Bahia’ Lizzie | “{Ysnow, Oct 28—Salled, Veteran, Snow, Messina. Harber, Ja, eta Hanks, together with clothing. bedding, ac, “Eleven eases | with epizooty a woek or ten days ago in Brooklyn | SP&FE%. Nov 10, at 8 AM; lat 4419 ton S145, patsed an tn- | Woman, St Jago: C A Hoafd, StJonns, PR; sehr John B | | Mansiuuzs, Oct’ 9)—Salled, remo,’ Cacace, New Or- | "PONTLAND, Nov H—Arrived,, sehrs Ligelc, Marae, fuiance Corps, Permits have been granted. tov6 vessels | are exhibiting painful symptoms of dropsy, and | sip City of Limerick, from Liverpool for New York, Wind at sunset ENE, light. Mitronn, Oct $0—ut in, Florence Nightingale, Jones, | Rie’: Calais for Fhiladelphia; Hattie Gott, Reed, Tre to discharge cargoes on vouchers from the Health Officer My feamship Canada (Br), Webster, Liverpool Oct 30 and ie ase SE from Liverpool for New Orleans. Cleared—Schrs Eva May, Andrews, Washington, DC; Or ihis por. During the week vaccination has been | Several deaths have occurred from that complaint. | Queenstown Sist, with mdse and $90 passengers to ¥ W Marine Disasters. Maraca, Oct 29-—Cleared, bark Horatio Sprague, | Eme T Kemp, Kemp, Philadeiphia, Saar Stfered {0.106 families aud 90 vaccinations performed, of | ‘The railroad stock—poor, miserable, spavined | 9 Hurst. Small, Boston; brig Mary M Williams (Br), Fickett, New | “PORTSMOUTH, NIL Nov8—arrived, schr Trade Wind Which 11 were primary and 79 secondary. The following , i dal Steamship Wisconsin, (Br) Freeman, Liverpol Oct 81 | Bank Buve Bran (Br), at Philadelphia Nov 12 from Got- | York. feoaee Ghee reine 4 isn comparative statement. of contagious diseases re. | Creatures that they are—are going off dally in truck | and Queenstown Nov 2, with mdse and passengers to | tondurg, experienced heavy weather, split sails aud re. | \ Moxrneat, Nov M—Cleared, steamship Nestorian, Aird, | BROVIDENCE, Now’ 12—Arrived, schrs Leon morte’ for the two weeks ending Novetnber 9, letzre loads to the offal dock, bound for Barren Island. | Williams & Guion. Oct’ 8, lat 4815, lon 4121, passed a | ceived other damage. Liverpool. Myers, Jacksonville (and ordered to 'Fall River); i] ee ——Fevers-— pores There are no extras run on any of the city lines, | Cunard steamer bound east: same day, a bark-rigged | pane scorzann, at Port Blakely Nov4 from San Fran- | ,Newcasti, Oct 80—Entered out, Giano, Scopinich, for | Diow’ Perkins, dos Connecticut, Staplin, Elizabethport - Sear. Mea Diph-Smat- | and the shock to the stock and the stockholders is Feamer bound cass; Sh, lat Sa6h Jon, 8 tteamship | cisco, is reported leaky. Philadelphia. atte Dee oO ack af for Pawtucket: Abbie 8 Oakes, Rideout ) Eligabetbports Be ee eat | Demin ore ele by see CRY CLS DORE ‘Anchor line steamer’ bound’ enst? 11th, 2298 ASE tat 43 50, Scorzann, from Boston, before reported aground | yar" xandria (9), Mackay, New | JG Huntington, Studley, Troy; John Lancaster, Wil Bark oe Of $ sk, Croton Jon 89.44, steamship City of Limerick, ftom Liverpool for | at Mathias Point, has been got of, and arrived at Alex- | "Newcasrix, NSW, Sept l4—Sailed, ships Wasdale (Br), | Wams,South Amboy: va eee ! : Padi Pycctiee aie ma ng ed Fears that the Horse Disease Will Reach piiae Re = ja i. ae iat 42 53, ae = $6, Re sere a Waidics pL ; Bayley, Ban Pranciaca: Duke et 8 wariae, ie bs Pan el dons Romine 6 H Cady, Hall, Hoboken; ast week there were registered 613 deaths, being an England in 1873—The Influenza in | }' poor; Ths a ARK JEWKSS iet, from London for Boston, pu 10; 2ist, bark, Pekin, Seymour, Zebu. Cleared—Brig Martha Cassidy, New York. CAM 9 exe lon 61 56, steamer Spain, do for do. ‘ Sa a chia gm ti S a od ry # ducrease: of S9 over the previous week, and an excess o oR er Ei cee sawiiuon;, TAN DOROS fou eat 22d a ult with Joss of spars and enils and leak gn port Sept 8, ship Thatcher Magoun, Peterson; United | _ Sailed—Schra Seaman, Alexandria; st Rachel Seaman, 9 “gy-| Gladiateur’s Year—“Roaring”’ the Come | | Steam rah Bell (Br), Ditchburn, for San aman, i 2 quelle disesese gosecioned yee 132; a This Malad: = 30, with mdse to J. G Dale. ‘Nov 10, lat 4426, lon 56 Francisco; barks Columbla, Mayhew; Dundohald. (Br). Hanson, Ptladelphiay Esha Teinith Na can Tae? Weal, 18; developmental, 29, and violent causes, 20. The | ™om Effect of agains Ay Ferg a ey of A erPs Wound eases 11th. Is 8 Br), Pillow, from Wilmington, NO, for | Thompson, and Silas Fish, Brand, for do. Sulliotté, Dexter, do; Willard P Phillips, Hawkins, do? "cases of smallpox, increased from 3 to 12, those of (From the London Sportsman, Oct 31.] 3 26, lon 61 05, steamship Wisconsin, bound west; same | BARE Sansts (BH), Pillow, from Wilmington. NC. for |“ Pataas, no date—Arrived, Salas, Salas, New York, Rienzi, Gobleigh, do; Annie Chase, Beebe, do; Willa anee Pen 18 oe 0 Coe ot Seopa \; croup | It has been calculated that in the ordinary course eae Leena) oe gieamanip’ Celtie, bound, east; Pe eee es Gs mar a eee prrxourn, Nov 1—Put ih, Urda, Bull, from Gefte for Sautsbiuey. Handy, do; Chas A Grainer, Harvey, do: TP dlarrioral Wiscasee hom Ate ah The Morais, or | Of things the horse epidemic now prevailing in | Same day’ lat4s 0% lon, 62°10. steamship Parthia, bound | Bax Kout-xoo (Br), Cooper, from New York for Per- | Tuiladelphla, leaky, Shy, Angutine Rovte, Chan, | Seca onde eee measles diminisned from 6 tol, that of whooping cough | America will extend to England next year, and if | east; 12th, in company with a German brig steamer, | nambuco and Behia, was towed into Bermuda 2lst. ult, | Dunkirk for New York. Isth_Arrivéd, steamship City of Galveston, from New from 2 to 1, that of typhus fever from 1 to 0, that of inter- | tts calculation should prove correct the backers of | bound west. having, during a heavy gale of wind on the 13th and Mth. PassanoranG, Sept i6—Arrivea, Calumet, Keazer, Ba- | Oricana. $5 id mittent fever from J to 2 and that of cerebro-spinal fever | Derby favorites will have anything but a good time Steamship Thuringia (NG), Meyer, Hamburg Oct 30 | sprung foremast and mizzen mast, lost sails, &c. Would PAWTUCKET, Noy ll—Arriyed, schrs Fred Tyler, Ter- tavia. trom 7 tol. Remittent fever caused 5 deaths, the same | of it. The effects of the disease that has broken out | #24 Havre Nov 2, with mdse and Yl passengers to Kun- | repair damages and proceed with all possible despatch. w™ Sept 13—Arrived, Competitor, Matthews, Ba- | rill, Port Johnson; Mary Eliza, Howe, Newbur Fuumber as in the preceding week. The number of deaths | among horses in America have been so serious as to | Reriy # Co; aprivcd at Handy took at 140 AM: From | Bria Grexpare, Case, at Baltimore 12th from Havana, Salled—SchrAinerican Eagle, Shaw, Philadelphia, ay phthisis pulmonalis increased = from 78 to | simost put an end to business in some of the high sea, mostly from SWron the oh, from midmight ait | eNcountered very heavy weather on the passage, split Prrxausvco, Oct 7—Arrived, barks Bobycito (Br), Liley, 12th—Arriyed, schrs Ed Wootten, Younz, Rondout; B Racteassa Ree: hr Ok Nelahoe! sean’ oreticet Principal cities, “Vessels have been obliged to | GAM, encountered a terribie hurrteaie) commencing at | falls, stove buiwarks und’ sprung aleak ih the upper | Montevideo, Pe Hh, Hatvest Home: Dickey, ie r at Terrell, Hoboken; sloop Peatl, Liv'leneld, a7 a is and puerperal affections 3. There were 106 leave New York wi not more than hal eir or- sea fearful igh, le ship laboring unusually timore; Rosa B, Barbagalette, New York; Choice, Cau: OND, ON ll—Arrived, ste: W;: hy Geaths in hosphuats and other insututions. “Fortycour | dinary cargoes because of the difficulty that has | hard; trom the 71& changeable weather. Scar Lazzin J Ctanx, before reported aground on Ed- | do; Martino Cilento, Lauro, do for Dublin; 24, Anatra, | Cauch New YoPes sole Mare 6 ar ee Oe no amoke ve q (| $ vere c! 2 0 ne Steamship Fanita, Doane, Philaael, nia, with se to artown flats, was got off by contract by Thos J Dunham, * dren under five years of age furnished 203 deaths, and Ls A Ship Lincoln (of London), Wilks, Calcutta, July 18 and | gcap Wx Masox, from Alexandria for Boston, previ. | nedy, New York for Liver WAN PRANGISCO, Nov 4—Arrived, steamship Tdaho, 15 7 Th siderabl . | Stated that the street trame has been almost | sand Heads 19th, with mdse, to Funch, Elge & Co. Ne aed var? . G zy D eT deaths over the corresponding Werk wrist was | entirely suspended. Should this state of things | Cromed the Equator tn ihe the Indie Oceue Ad ously reported ashore below Fort Washington, was got of | | Quesxc, Nov ll—Arrived, steamship Sarmatian, Wylie Howell, Honolulu, barks J Sy Seaver, Rainey, Petro eu ig 73 | and proceeded on her voya; iverpool. ‘due principally to the increased moriallty of smallpox, | continue much longer the Americans will have to he Cape of Good Hope Sept 11; had very light SE | ®N4 P - | _ Cleared 1th, steamships Northern, New York via Syd- . F Searlatinas croupous complaints, typhoid fever and | return to that primitive method. of carriage bul. crowed the Equator in the Atlantic Oct7, inion | | Scrtm Moses opr, Cottrell, at Boston 12th from Badys" | ney, OB: Sweden, Giasgo ony m gsi teas rg (NO), Harms Callao, cl : Sunday. last, off Nauset, er bal phthisis pulmoualis The following were the princival | lock wagons. Perhaps no animal has a more dell- | 38. Wjhad very light NE trades to lat 24 Ni from thence | ville, Me, was run into, on RDM, Nov 6—Arrived, bark RB Chapman (Br),| Sailed—Ship use, Liverpool. eek i 4 ‘d NW winds; passed Bermuda Nov 3; Nov 7, | schr’Telegraph, and lost jibboom, bulwarks, rail, cutwa- , f Sepscoatree. Hie Goopee Unline Masten tempera: | cate constitution than @ horse, as owners and n 63 22 W, spoke brig Haitienne (Wi), from | ter, kc, The Télegraph had bulwarks stove and received Bh epee) Wek, Nov 1—Put in, Ceres, Granberg, | acct West, Hong Kong: Sword- rr 7 fish (Br), Graham, Liverpvol; Winchester (Br), Arnold, ture, 67 degrees. Miniinum temperature, 40 degrees. Mean | trainers continually experience to their cost. Let To. for Boston, 55 days out other damage. from Stettin for Philadelphia, short of provisions. iw ; te serature. 48.54 degrees, being 1.96 degrees higher | him be only smitten with influenza and the odds Undaunted for Bath), Dinsmore. Calcutta July, 5 Scne Tartver (whaler), before reported sunk at Ber- Rio Jangtro, Oct Salle A bark Santo, Ursula @r), Nexied~thips Southern Cross, Hughes, and Chacabuco than that of the corresponding period during the past ten | are that the disease will extend to every other nd Heads with indse to Wills, Edmands & Co. | muda while being hove down for repairs, was success | Dickman, Hampton Roads;’ 6th, ship David Stewart | Gir), Ritchie Liverpool: Marmion, Boyd, Mollendo ; Hert- genre Mean reat Paceed the Cane,of io 1 Hope Sept; crossed the Equa: | fully'ralsed from her unsate position on the 20th ult, (Arg Prontisn, Baltimore, 01 gut cae feriehire Wc Neck Dubline sehr Broaduenent. ‘Perri: + " a o , 0 E. T , bari ingel ), Thsen, for Hamp- 5 he Attorney reports as follows:—Number of actions | siderable extent in Gladiateur's year, and it was | tire pasrage. No date, lat 2) 8 lon 80 E, saw ship Jt | | Scum Retrs. reang pat lato Noriolk Toth inst, leak, | ton Hoads, dg (with 400 bags coffee): Dipton (Br), for Mith—-Arrived: bark Hugh Fortescue (Br), Perrian, Cal- commenced for all causes, 109; number of actions discon- | the cause of nearly all his apparently most for- | Foster. trom Calcutta for New York. The Undaunted is | argo of lime and guano, pnt into Norfolk 18th tn Mobile, do (6,00 do); brine Christian (an) for Harptes | ial 7 tinued upon evidence of abatement of all cause of com- | Midable opponents not paren in an appearance | anchored off the Lightship. Arata .| Roads,'do do); France Jane, Jones, for Baltimore, Sailed—Ship Comadre (Br), Penrice, Liverpool; bar! plaint, 33; number of judgments obtained in pending | against him, while, on the other hand, those that Ship Mount Royal Bp, Wimarth, Taverneol, Oct 6, During a gale at Halifax Nov 7 fishing schooner We Are~| q, 0); Umea (Swed), for New Orleans, do (4,000 | seatoller (Br), Brown, Glasgow; Orestes (Nap, {or Fi actions, 25; number of complaints by Health Inspectors | did run were in @ semi-prostrate condition. | With general cargo, toJ 8 Miller. Experiences 3. 10, | las heavy | Here, of Beverley, Mass, lying in the stream, commenced | qo); Sostre (Dan), for a Southern port in the United | mouth, E; schr Urania, for eralda (Ecuador), ¢xamtned and form of order endorsed thereon, 179; num- | ‘y WSW ‘and WNW «ales, accompanied with very heavy | todrig her anchor. Her master and. mate wero both | States do 00 dor delinda (owed. for New vork ae Arriv hip anew Yorks sh of such complaints examinedand returned for jurther | 28¢| Duke was struck down from this | seas most of the time. ct gf Int 4563, lon 42%, Gonstaniee Wilso ‘ Asth—Arrived, steamship Dakota, New York; ship RL sea hi atthe time, and the vessel was in charge of seven Saumipatipg nuk eeren ae cause within a few days of the Derby, and | Struck the ship about the starboard fore viewing, rearing ore at the | ge of seven | schr Constance Wilson (Br), for Hampton Hoads, do (000 ee ce dae eamaig VnaaS Captain of th ey : ab 7 when his chance seemed to be so formidable | the t h 1s, breaking the main rail and splittin, oe cables yor omni “the, yeost tinued eran, % 2B, Arn f : e fore channels, are. cable, "bu e 0 ti sonra ao week aes bon sian that he was made as good a favorite as anything. | the plankshin, bursting In doors and windows in forwa brig. Te ae | Rema roen, pears, Mean reading of barometer, 20.8% inches, Mean | animal in the stable. Influenza prevailed to a con- | Hasged the Cape, o e the tollowing as the amount of jnea\ C.. sekze came, do yo 4 4 Isth—Arrived, steamships San Salvador, Nickerson ccabrciega ee ar game Set geld vate | The genio Gunens, Kangaroo was suering tom | bin is ng ecient gaats dene Ruth acis | anemeen,*azh Meg, Mary My Urghatng hed het | \Reiemconne no date—Arived, Rachel, trom Pade! | anf RGA ost Rat ft sige sabes at y the same malady, a8 was iso Charley, WhO | commencing WSW, which shifted suddenly to WNW and | down amidships by the collision. ‘Two of the schooners | ? Oct 27—1 Cleared—Ship John Watt, Morse. Havre: brigs Joven mai 28 | had won the ‘rial Stakes at Northampton, and | Siew fearrully for i hours, with a remendous sea. 12th, | crew then lelt, Ker ing dorey and came ashore wo look | yea ee tie EAySry, ently Fweery Se Ome EW Ba (Sp), Carran, Barcelona; Mary Knowlton, La- = Fone Who, from the fact of his being “nearly a street” | took a pilot out of No, 14, Highlands bearing W. Has been | for the officers. They found the mate, who tried to | ”Susz, Oct 31—Passed through the Canal tothe Medite aliod seca CALIFORNIA. better than Liddington, who was third, beaten by | 14 days W of the Banks. t a steamtug, but could not prevail on any of the ine] + core AS a led—Steamships Rapidan, Murray, New York ; Semi- wtwo necks’ in the two Thousand, appeared. to | siipsitius (NG)s Renges, Rotterdam, 36 days, with | fot chptaierange out. Fhe Maoder aetna weatne FAnean, Teviot (9), Nisbet, trom Shanghae and Amoy for | nole, Matthews, Moston brig Willle (ny Trelry, Bre: —— ., a in the Department of . mdse, to Hermann, Koop & ook the southern pas- | her anchors, but after drifting a short distance north her - men, Ine cate ttastbor Comettnctenerea | 1a arent chance of beating, Giadlateur Prom | Reeini neiMue eae hasbeen da'wen'e Ber | Neewuraacteniet ir @ngee tees we'atd'Hetage | qbytapete Oct Paved, Whiter, Swap, trom Maras | "ELiraa MILLA om Oct arrived thr © R Fit e ie Har ve | HOF did Kangaroo, and Zambest, who was aiso | MGs: Oct, lat 24 18 lon i419 spoke brig Alse (Fr). from | her there until morning. the brigantine BN George. | Enananak, Nov 1—Sailed, steamship Surprise (Br), for | CARIN NOM YORK a aches ohn b Merrit Thorough Investigation Ordered—The garoo, Li the Coast of Africa for St Thomas, leaking and short of | which was towed from the Dominion wharf 7th to a buoy | amoy and New York. p So . a pi slightly affected, did not in run up to the form | provisions; supplied him; same time, saw bark Auguste | off the Dartmouth Marine slip, broke from her moorings oF Falsey, Georgeto T Dickens, Babcock, Sheriff's Affairs Also to Be Looked Into, | (een ea ih the Two Thousand. A common | eases supplied him; same Ls And drifted ashore on the, rocks north of the slip, where | pSOURABAY4, Sept 12—Arrived, Geziena, Ordemann, San | Johnson; C Applegate, Morrell, New London, to load for ; rag es Le he is roaring, a resnit that has | Bark Stella Maris (Fr), Alllet, Batavia May 28, via | she remained morning of Sth. Francisco. New York. Bae AE tee ane eas proved fatal to. “the chance of many a promising | Padang July 2 with mdse to master. Burxnay, Oct Sl—The Virginia, Cochrane, from Ant. | Boston (and sailed 20k tor Aiea Rages” Perey: Hallett | | SOMERSET, Now 9Arrived, schre 1.8 Lovering, Cor- frauds in the office of the State Harbor Com- [Since the above was written ole Vetta tad aad passage and had strong westerly winds; has been 15 days tay inant eee Pane peed towed to Tor- San Trenctiog, ship Juliet (Br), Dugald, fan Prancteco, Piiacenmore vit New York for Boston; ‘wehr Flavilia, missioners, which are said to have ex- fies poeen siacialiy severe in Devonshire, Tiver: | Wee pee Cleared Zith, ship Royal Edward (Br), ‘Shaw, San Fran- | 8 tJ Freeman, Mindoro, ML Varney, Nettle Frederick Carl (NG), Runge, London 78 | Bancerona, Oct 28—The Salas (brigantine), Sal days, with mdse to Chas L Wright & Co. tended over a period of several years and to Made a south. | rived at Palma (Majorca) from New York, had th a burning vessel and taken off three of the in aS Mend Onward, Henry, Pavilion, Ann, ton and surrounding towns.) lar< B Reeves, EH Nash, Orion, Anna V Be: en, cisco. In Ban Sept 28, ships John Duthie (Br), Phillips, for ern passage and had variable weathei 38 30, n. y olse * amount fo many thousands of Sollee. 0 over dak fon 7S experienced agele commencine at SR ‘and going | Itappears that another vessel which was in sight at tuo San Francisco; Sarah Grace (Br), for do via Newcastle, | Mary Louige, 8 P Hall Robt Noble, Howard, OM Rein! a@or cp da ies esto! Sh ihe frau yr bechak The Horse Disease Raging in and | round to NW, lasting three days, during which lost fore- | time saved the remainder of the crew. ‘Chartered, ship Pecress (Br), Norris, for San Francisco. | 1280) if ‘og fea Fron, ironic Bird, Johe Stus. an their endeavors to unearth the frauds, Several Around Port Jervis. topsall apd jib; been 16 days fro of Bermuda, Barn, Nov 12—Tho ship of JM Hagar, which stack on | grartered, ship Pec Norris, fo anciseo. | man, J J Little, % Show, Kimball, Helen Mar, and fine coun eFatge wicker, charged the Giacd fury i b llnet, torTotens & Beckmand. Teck the athe sl | the ways while being launched on Saturday, has received | New York, lg Malian one-e i e eT AM—Arrived schrs Sam! Nash, PortJohnson_for % ia vis, Ne 72 st, to Teten: joe! in. southe: \° . ~ . ldg. , AM—. 5 o he aap A oer, kes veiled eR HC OR mtd Port JERVIS, Nov. 18, 1872, | Ballast, (0 ete eS aeead ‘poem 10 Gaye” no injury of any description, and will be inthe water all | Sr Jonns, N B—Arrived, schrs Snsio Prescott (Brj, | Boston: Deborah Jotes, South Amboy tor Baltimore ;Jed- ne ery strong languags D G1 The epizooty, of which for some days past there | Bermuda. right to-morrew at st, Glass; Florence (Br), Price; Annie Martha (Br), Bissett; | die, Hillaboro, NS, for New York; Jos W Fish, Bangor for . g ” haven 50 days, with mdre (oC Tobias & Co. Took the | arrived here, reports on ll_in with the Princess * 3 on W Fish. gardiess of wealth, social or political standing.” raging fearfully in this place and the towns and | northern pasnage, and had Atrong. ariable gales;split | Louise, of, St Sohns, NB, before reported), diamasted, | TakRagox4, Oct 28—Salled, Americus Pane, New York, | dithe-Aprived, schre Chas C Rearse, Gardiner for Phila % | A . ™ a 5 a. I, y ; Languados r 3 © L Daboil, Haaea eo etaeged With the Investigation cfaz. | Adjacent country for miles around, Here business | He Pines Pern aa tyre west of the Banks tne | Rat vetk tor Qucctsown (oor) In latal Rian sig Nantucket tor New Yorke an delphia. which ia also charged with the investigation of af- y x 1 I Oct 19—1 ; me ‘ ‘4 sly affected by it. Means of transportation | Lizard 5) days, with bar iroti, to Funch, Edge & Co, Took | took off her crew, and on Oct 17 landed them at Fayal. unKs Istans, Oct 19—Passed, bark R Murray, Jr, Pen. | Sailed—Schrs Longwood, and C L Daboll. faizs in the Sherif’s pace. Liv ebinghd Natal refer. | 18 seriously affected sae ‘ . . yee ‘tatio! the soathert varaage and had fine weathers has been 8 Guonartan, Oct %—Tho Margretha, Dahl, from Malaga |’ ™ngton. from Row York for Port au Prince, WILMINGTON, NO, Nov Arrived, brig Isola, Snow: once to the escape of the Brotherton forgers. are very limited, and most of the horses at work | days west of Bermuda. Sept 28, lat 46 N, lon 10,spoke | for Boston, carried away foretopmasthead, jibboom, xstrort, Oct 31—Sailed, Life Brigade, Holland, Balti- | man, Boston. M ey 7 At A,mecting of the Chamber of Commerce to: | are more or less affected with the disorder. The | Ark Frang Swed), from swansea for Akrath, Oct’38 iat | $24 inst, during a squall irom the SW, in Fratuigar Bay! | ME. we oct 17 cleared aches Caledonia, Layton, | echt Aitoona Fimeensll, Hovey Gh Malem, Landon; Y n H "ORD, Nov 12-8 Schr Alida, Knowles, Eliz- : ’ Messrs. dd Howes were appointed 24N, lon 56 W, schr Antelope (Br), from Windsor, NS, r dni Wen ge Rational Boned of Trader tq New | very stables all rete to. back | to any | Rough sh rR tn Wy bark iad | gay We, v8 repkng tate Gampetr ay re. | ey Yo 2h Che ony fur dno falta | “WickPOMD, Na York, And W. H. Foster was elected a member of | one, if, in fact, there is @ sound horse in any of | “yew. from Newport for City Point. a , with | Inlet, and reports the hull to be on the shore, Aled with | erie, Hunter, do; Memphis, Macomber, doy Moses Day, | “WAIGCEN, Nov %—Arrived, schrs Alabama, Meservey, Heath at We i swan, Ne YAcaueY eRUseH DY ME | them ‘to tet out. There has been ebaalderabie | wooand ragy orice. Fave! cibrattar Sout" Took | wand they ved, only few pieces ofcalica, the Coast | Grathy, Philagehhiay wht Roswely Hutibut, dan". ov’ | and War Siced, Puianey, Newoure, ‘A kpeci.M. tneeting will be held to-morrow with | fatality attending the disease, especially among | {eSouthern parsnye and had. westerly winds, u avs'W | intow, went out this morning, probably to the wreck of | Corning, Suvanhan, prasad t reference tdeshe relief of the sufferers by the Bos- | the horses belonging to the boatmen of the Dela- | of Bermuda. the Victor. i American Ports. __MISCELLANKOUS, nil Damel Draner; (Ital), Bottone, Malaga 48 day: , Nov 1—Tho Norwegian t ¥ ALEXANDRIA, Va, 12—arrived, otland, | 5) ~pive S LEGALLY OBTAINED in top tire. since ware and Hudson Canal Company. These horses | with fruit ty James Robinson & Con Passed iorattar | meaTsohe Tor Phiindeiphia taste ma iaekye Tam Bull | ,At badinbbabess crise este BEOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN different States; legal everywhere; desertion, ae, ——-—— joston, SILA”, WEAVERS ON STRIKE. in many cases are compelled by their owners to | Oct 9: took the Southern pas: Proviperce, RI, Nov 18—The steamship City of Galves. | BOSTON, Nov 12—Arrived, brigs G auMcient cause; no publicity required; uo charge ‘until 8 Be W winds; has been 18 days west of Bermuda; 10th inst, New Orleans, which arrived here this Savannah Frontier, Nichols, Port, Royal, BC; Ci \ PATENSON, N.J., Nov. 13, 187, | Work until they drop dead on the towpath. when | lat 8 lon71, spoke brig Uhowan trom Baltimore to ls seporten-Passed on the hath Inst, iat 36 80, ton 44 90; Gk Eickering, Keleey. Georgetown, DO; WH Bickmore, Givorve gran}eds S474? {80 sor, &e., 180 ealienk Wwonvers is THe beonw’ 3 they are thrown down the bank. At Cuddibock: | * “fark’Anby Bacon, Merrill, Malaga 6 days, via Gibral. | Waterlogged and abandoned: black, with ayellow streak, | Baitmoro; JW flunt, Hunt, Philadelphians, ches - : —e The broad silk®, weavers in Tilt & Sons’ Phoenix | vine. giono six horses have died on the | tarsidaya with fruit to LE Amsiuck & Go! vessel to fo pain By ang yy agilt ong + spard Remington, Chipman, Surinam merara; | A —HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, Mill, in this city, "Be largest establishment inthe | towpath since Monday. A valuable horse, | H Willard. Took the middie passage and had fine | ‘Ying acr Burke, commer of Calton avente and ‘Boerum street, St R Drary, Watts, Dai . 62; H ; Rorrenpax, Nov 1—The Sabra Moses, ftom Philadet- | Gay OF ; pen from . to 8 BM, United States for the weaving of broad silks, quit | belonging to La Mag fl BB I IE Paley: Veet and aplit anilds Nov. ¥. let 3090 Vane OF esas phia for this port, has onted off the Middlepiant, and ius | Seite dor TG brooks Gauntiace, Saitab on ep iiender- on sunday from 3 to §°P. mM. srork in ® body to. day because the proprietors | St02 Reon ‘employed by some of the tris having fe eeaa, from Calvecton, fof ftvernool; def iat | Beem tovred inte, Prouwershaven leaking badly, With six | gon, Henderson, aang Gazi Atwood, Fi BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS Ansisted on a reductio.¥ of twenty per cent on their large quantities of freight at the depots, as in no rik , showing Nos Sypnry, NSW, Sept 2—After a very careful considera- Gi y be" Me A! of different States; legal everywhere; no publicity’ to feos in advance; ¢ free; com Sta FREDERICK 1. KING, Gounselioe at iaw,9 4, Marts, Georgetow Maitland, NS), Flynn, Monte- Nice Ad 5 Hattie G@ Dow, Chase. Balti wi . There are abo Ut two hundred men and | other way could it be delivered, The stables of the Scotia Queen (of D a ynn, Mont tion the Vice Admiralty Court has given judgment in the attic 0" te se. Baltimore; Ad tices among ‘he strikers, whose i it were, | Yideo % days, with wool and hides to H's De Woil & Co. | suit of the owners of the bark Badger against the stea field, do; Mollie Potter, Megathlin, Philade pred epate. Mahout three th ‘ongand doll Aly per week, ior eirieken a teed ofety Mall toe its ecu! Crossed the Equator Oct % in lon 46; had variable | Nevada to recover for the loss of the bark and cargo by | Lee, Vangilder, do; Howard, Wooster, do; Mai ther; Ost 2, lat 17, lon 66 48, spoke brig J A? ° irgo by ; ere are 160 more broad s, X Weavers in the other | pant. ‘The farm horses are all affected, and trade | (Nav 'irmin tondon tor Soma spoke brig Johannes | collision with the latter vessel, the owners of the steamer | Adams, do Mary & Eliza, Roberta, do; Three RARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROOBRIES AND St BA Provision a ener palates at jombrero Ii being condemned in the costs of the bark, the cargo and | Baker, do; Janes L Maloy, Russoll, do; Soplile warranted to sult ala the ir wi have 1, Ot been cut down yet. | irom the rural _ districts is almost en- | | Bark Wheatland (of Baltimore ley, Buenos Ayres, 4 ‘s Wilson, —-, do; Hes Comery,’ do; ole, c cule ie ae i Yes | Hee at Maa pnt atom | Shs aurea ge arg | Whatemen. 1 | NS osama ar’ ming | Poe! Wl Peta Nea fron sexetted, agit is belle Tee general Tes | ite ar, nore, oo Sud oxen aah Pha sores Jon s7 W. spoke bark Taytay, from Buenos Ayres tor | | Arrived at St elena Oct), harks George & Susan, | Billings Builtnga, Hoboken ; Sophie, Robinson, do: J Hol. | (ORNS, BUNTON: cv pall dor bua lew York, Hartford and Greenp: “2t trade unions Freaty in value, speculators have bow ht up all | “Bark Eliza Bares Gf RerBRO) Vesey, Bermuda 10 ‘Arrived at Teneriffe Det’ 18, bark Spartan, Uiitord, of | WR kervon Meloneg. Weekswlens Helen'Mar, Necker: | Bile Gure, by wialt 80. cone Dent are in communication with the atria &* A @vallable cattle, and they fabulous | days, in bailagt to Middleton & Ca. ‘Hag fine weather, NB, last trom Fayal—oll not reported, f 4 gon, do; Tilo Bride, Brewster. Port Jphusop; Georea | Broadway, corner of Fulton sree