The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1873, Page 10

' » ment on the reorganization of the Fire Depart- 10 -——_—_o— WEATHER REPORT. TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. War Sympathy with Louisiana Expressed— Orrics AL a OST WASuINGTOS, iia sian 6—1 A. .” | . Candidates for the Governor- Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours, me low ‘barometer on Thursday night central Rorth of Lake Ontario. now northeast of the Prov- Ince of New Brunswick; brisk westerly to northerly ‘Winds have prevailed over the lake region, with AvstIN, Texas, Sept. 5, 1873. The Democratic State Convention was called to order at @ quarter-past nine A. M. A prayer was offered by Rev, Horace Clark. The following reso- partly cloudy weather; occasional rain from | ghay;— Fiorida to Maryland;’an area of high barometer ‘ Resatved. by the democratic ty Of Texas. (iat, ” I has extended castward over the Northwest and argees e ie Subject peng sans ae On ot Taphaieds end upper lake region, with fresh and brisk winds Whereas ee parishes are dents ed in interest, politi- veering from northwest to northeast, partly cloudy | ¢4!lyjand oer i0e, ygmeretors © A ey of Texas approve weather and falling temperature, of heme of annexation. Probabilities, Jel J. W. Steel, of Gonzales, in.a short speech, a] to the Convention to ° For New England the barometer will rise, with 14 ig the sympathy of the democracy of Texas Tresh to brisk winds, veering to northwest’ and ey Oppressed people of Louisiana. Rorth, partly cloudy weather-and lower tempera- jeri Tesolution to that effect was adopted by a large ture. mi jatform is expected to report For the Middle States and lower lake region mnie Commuttoe sane 5 rising barometer, lower temperature, winds veer- Balloting lor State oceans Weal companys imme- ing to northerly and. northeasterly and partly | “ately on the adoption of a platform. rst ballot for Governor resulted as fol- cloudy weather, with possibly occasional rain on lowss—lchard Coke, of Waco, 304; Charles De- the coast, monse, of Clarksville, 143; Jonn Ireland, of Se- For'tne South Atlantic and Gulf States east of ain, 113; C. M. Winkler, of Corsicana, 105; R. D. falker, of Nacogdoches, 75; frontier ‘counties are the Mississipp| gentle ~and fresh winds, partly ‘Cloudy-weather and.rain/areas. divided between Jonn 8, Ford and John R. Bayler; -For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley northerly to balance scatterin; Meeessary to a choice, 474, two-thirds. “Atter the first ballot the friends’ of It ‘Sasterly winds and partly cloudy weather, with ower temperature. D, Walker withdrew his name. The second ballot For ‘the upper lake region clear or partly is now being taken. Perfect harmony prevails. ‘@loudy, cool weather, with gentle to fresh winds, NEWARK FINANCIERING. Probably shifting to southerly and easterly. Defaleation in the Office of the Re- for Missoum and the Northwest easterly to ceiver of Taxes—The Defaulting Oficial ~poutherly winds and partly cloudy weather. ju Dismissed. The Weather in this City Yesterday. Since the announcement in the HERALD and ‘The following record will showthe changes in several of the Newark local papers that there were the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in just and sufficient reasons for believing that the comparison with the corresponding day of last affairs of at least one of the departments of the year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s | Newark city goverament were being carried on Pharmacy, HERALD Buildmg:— in avery loose manner the peopie of that city 1872. 1873, have been on the tiptoe of expectation to discover 61 74 «3:30 P. M. What would be done. Last night a regular meeting of the Common Council was held, and the excitement around the City Hall in consequence was of a very intense na- ture. Long before the usual hour of assembling, the galleries, lobbics and hallways were crowded with an anxious multitude. The Board was not called to order unti! half-past eight o’clock, and then the regular routine business was proceeded with. Under the head of COMMITTEE REPORTS Alderman Baldwin, of the Finance Committee, presegted a document which caused a sensation. When the clerk unfolded the paper and commenced to read the most solemn silence reigned. It set forth that the Finance Committee had ascertained the existence of certain irregularities in the office of the Recetver of Taxes, and on that they, on the 24th day of July, and during the month o! August, had made a_ partial berbha | ba tion on information furnished by Comptrol Baker, and_had discovered a deficit in the cash account of Jonn A. Broadwell, Receiver of Taxes, of $4,200. This amount the said Broadwell, they state, applied to his own private account and to his own uses. The irregularities thus far ascer- tained are from April 29 to May 12, less than a month. In view of this defaication the committee presented’ the following resolutions, which were adopted: Resolved, That Jonn Cleaver, red be appointed Receiver of Taxes, in the place of John W. well Resolved, That the Riuance Committee are -hereby authorized and empowered to employ one or more com- petent persons to examine into the books, papers and ac- counts of the office of the Receiver of faxes and such other offices or departments of the city government as the Finance Committce may from time to time direct, and to invite charges from citizens, On the passage of the resolutions Alderman Stainsby, the leading light of the local republican politicians, arose and delivered a speech courting investigation into his oMcial conduct. The money taken from the city funds by the receiver, it is said, had been made good. Among prominent citizens there ts MUCH FEBLING at the action of the Council in not callin, com- mittee of citizens, and it is probable that a public demonstration wiil take place at an early day, QUESTION OF COLOR. Among the otaer business transacted was the presentation ofa petition from citizens asking tor the appointment of @ colored resident as a police- man. the name of this aspiring individual is Alexander Hagg. 1872, 1873, v 87 Average perature Westerday. spot temperature for correspon last year... THE CAMPAIGN IN MASSACHUSETTS, New BEDFoRD, Sept. 5, 1873, ‘This city will send nine delegates for Butler and six for Washburn, The Second ward will send a - double delegation, three for each. Southbridge sends three delegates for Wash- burp, Winchester three ior Washburn and Saugus two for Butler. YELLOW FEVER IN LOUISIANA. Litre Rook, Ark., September 5, 1873, Parties trom Shreveport report that there are a large number of cases of yellow fever at that place, ‘and the people are leaving it. DEATH OP AUSTRALIAN KELLY, Litre Rock, Ark., Sept. 5, 1873, Australian Kelly, the prize fighter, died at Fuk \ ton, last night. PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE BOSTON PIRE DEPARTMENT, Boston, Sept. 5, 1873. The joint special committee of the city govern. ment has made its report. The committee believe the Fire Department is in a transition state; that » the present system is an unfortunate compromise between @ regular and volunteer department; that ‘the existing apparatus is not properly distributed, and that the plan of electing the chief and agsist- + Bnt engineers by the City Council is a divimon of fesponsibility. The commnttee urge the organization of a per- manent commission; the establishment of a sys- ‘em of: strict military discipline and responsioility throughout .the department; the division of the fity into five districts, with an assistant engineer ‘resident, to have command in the absence of the chief; ‘the establishment of a fire patrol in each district to make investigations into changes of buildings, merchandise, &c., and report daily; the establishment of a body of fire police, whose duty it shall be to take charge of the streets and keep the lines at fires; increased care to see that ali hydrants and water apparatus are kept in readiness for iustant use; the establish- ment of a city repair shop jor repair of engines and Last year he was a constable, DENMARK, Extermination of the Internationalistsa— Eftects of the Monarchical Combina- ae ree and: that ponores Pobre te? reer tion. ion in regar: ire be made monthly instead of. annually. The committee have reported an We translate the following from a Danish ordinance to carry juto effect the above changes. paper :— The Order of the “Internationales,” which some time ago had gained a slight foothold in Denmark, but gradually seemed to lose its influence, has now come to an abrupt end The authorities have or- dered the society in Deamark to be dissolved, and two of its officers have by the Supreme Court been sentenced to three years’ labor in the State Prison, and the President to five years, The severity of this sentence is d upon the s#0- FOUL AIR IN A OAL PIT. Werkmen Almost Suffocated—A Boy Killed. PitrsnurG, Pa., Sept. 5, 1873, ‘The engineer, fireman and two other employ besides «several boys, were overcome by foul ciety’s alleged intention of overthrowing the air in a coal pit at Southside this | present order of things, but as the movement was afternoon ;while crossing through with a | rather unimportant and without any consequences the sentence seems unnecessarily severe. The condemned solicited the King for pardon, which, however, was declined. ANOTHER FIRE FIEND CAUGHT, Exciting Chase After an Alleged In- cendiary—Lynch Law Threatened. A good deal of excitement was caused in Tren- ton yesterday over the capture of a man named Joseph Campbell, who, it is alleged, set fre to a barn belonging to a Mr. Haggerty, which was con- sumed a few minutes before the arrest took place. bounty, yesterday afternoon, entirely demolishing | Campbell attempted to escape by extricating the honse and barn of Edwin Slater, unroofing | himself from the grasp of the officers who had other buildings, uprooting trees, destroying crops, | him im charge and running at a rapid kc. Northampton bad a similar visitation in the | pace through the streets. He was ctosely followed evening, when the barn of Alired Starkweather | by the policemen, and did not succumb until three was blown cown. The Williams’ pasket factory | sbots froma revolver warned him of the danger he was partly demolished, and William R. Clapp’s | Wa8 exposing himself to, One of the shots took foundry unrooied. ‘The path of the latter gale ex- | effect In the upper part of his leg, causing a slight tended across the town, from west to east, and | Wound. large crowd participated in the pursuit, was only ten rods wide. and but tor the presence oi the police officers the fugitive would have met with rough handling at the hands of the iniuriated pursuers. In- cendiarism is so rife in Trenton that the capture of one charged with that crime is hatled with delight by the citizens of that city. The accused man wag a boarder of Haygerty’s for the last_ two weeks, and says he came to Trenton from Philadelphia, and is a book peddler by profession. A hearing took place last night in the case be- fore Mayor Briest, who commitied the accused to the County Jail, after hearing evidence against him of the most ee character, THE POWELL EXPLORING E EXPEDITION, SALT LakE, Utah, Sept. 5, 1873, F. Moran and J. £. Colburn, artists with the Powell Exploring Expedition, arrived here from Colorado River this morning. Major Powell is now devoting himself to the affairs of the Indian Bureau, and has just gone to Muddy Valley, Ne- ‘ada, with Mr. Ingalls, the Indian Agent, to ar- range for the reception of the Pi-Utes on the res- ervation. full train. One of the boys, named McClain, fell ae the car, and was run over and his head cut off. Tw other boys, Of the same name, were unconscious when brought out. The engineer and fireman were Slightly burned by falling upon the boiler. The train got through before the parties were suf- located and was stopped by a man outside, who, seeing that something was wrong, jumped upon ‘the locomotive and sth Ate the train. A TORNADO IN | MASSACHUSETTS, SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 5, 1873. A tornado swept through Granby, Hampshire 8AD GUNNING OASUALTY, [iinieaiicme @ Man Accidentally Shoots Yhrough the Heart. A repectablecitizen of Trenton, named Rowland | Gill, accidentally shot himself through the heart yes- terday evening while coming home from a gunning excursion. He was placing the gun ina wagon at the time of the fatal occurrence, when the trigger Struck against something, Which caused the sudden Gischarge of its contents into the unfortunate mau’s body. His family and iriends are almost ‘paralyzed with ~ FIRE AT ¥ WEST TROY, Twelve Houses Burned—Los $40,000, Troy, N. Y., Sept. 5, 1873, A fire broke out this morning on ‘onio street, in West Troy, in a barn, owned by Ellen Lynch, The West Troy firemen were tardy in getting to work, and the Names gained 60 much headway that they could not check them. Three steam fire engines were sent from Troy, and, though a very high wind revalied, the fire was soon got under control. welve houses were burned, Joss is about $40,000, and the insurance about 000, A RAILROAD ENGINEER “AND ~ CONDUCTOR Himself SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, Sun rises. 30 | eo a WATER. ar . 32 Ov. Jan THDIOTED, Sun sete, 24 | Bandy Hook 7 os OOR Fis -_— 7 CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 5, 1873, f pai | Be jate. 9 38 ‘The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court have found bills.of indictment for mapalanghter against Put- fenberger and Bean, the engineer and conductor etively of the freight train which caused the | —— collta, miner Sor pp on the Chicago and Alton OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, Steamer. Destination, h are Dow out on pai Far Aer timation, | Offa, ity of Brussels -|15 Broadway. MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT SODTH ORANGE, faa cc Re sirosdwaree” The juvestigation selative to the death of Wil- Rueearee at. : i Fon ftam A. Murphy, of Bouch Orange, was concluded | Hermann. gent. 6. Bremen. 1.12 Bowling Green at that placeon Tharsday night, the jury returning ;: | Laverpool: arcuate & Verdict to,yhe effect that the deceasqd came to Bremen 2 Bowing Green from reasived on Saturday nigh wling Green Noguet 30, atthe hands or persons makuows. i in beoaeae en were with RT ee op the night above al- ded to, were the sum of $1,000 aucheo appear ps wi nesses besore the Grand Jury. A BUFFALO ROUGH SHOT. Burralo, N. Y., Sept. 6, 1673. Arnolé Harris, a harbor policemam, while iying i wait for an offender, was approseked from be- hind by ® rough known as Denis Mahony ins Jeep 1s emvary.” sept 20. .| Liverpool opt 2,. HAverdoo.. threateni attitude. On being © to halt Broadway. and surrender, and refusing ie oS Eneris fired, ie breaneare an (nstantly killing Mahony, 7 Bowling Green 2 BowlingGreen 7 Bowling Green J.N. Vorae, late Depary. United States Collector a Kanms ind! 61 Broad wav Jefferson hy sia tiguley “aa ee Ly of ee a0 72 yosawex. ents aed Dtajen aia 9% Broaawax, ! FROM NEW YORK FOR THE lution was introduced by W. H. Pope, of Mar- | PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 5, 1873. CLEARED, Prnenny Australia (Bn, Hed Hedderwick, Glasgow—Hen- rson Bros. Steamship Colon, Connor, Aspmwall—Pacific Mail Steamshiv Co. 5 Seamaiie 5 Hatteras. Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion teanship C Ship City of Calcutta (Br), Naughton, Bristol—Hender- 801 "Bark Fannie (Br), Chapman, Liverpool—David Bing- one Blomidon (Br), Shaw, London—H J De Wolf & “fia esting Lente, (Sor, Gjeruldsen, Cork or Fal- mouth—Funi ve Bark Ocean’ pelle (Br), Jarvis, Queenstown or Fal- mouth—G Bark Helene (Nor), Nielsen, Konigsberg—Funch, Edye Sark Rosina (Ital), Lauro, Palermo—A P- iuatk Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados—H Rowbridge’s otis Su Gunny Side (Br), Alexander. Cork or Falmouth— Brig Ravdont, Bunker, Marseilles—Jas Hen: ent, a (ita), Gargelio, Penarth Ko Brig Alaric (Br), Saunders, Gibraltar and Malta—L F nile Fortuna ort), Mesquita, Oporto—Hagemeyer & nae Emily Raymond (Br), Keith, Barbados—Peniston wy Joseph G Stover, Abbott, Para—BJ Wenbe: pogght Southern Cross (Br), Priest, Halifax, Meow Goa Schr Jas Wall, Wiley, Jacksonville—W tay. ponte ohn McAdams, Montgomery, Savautiah—Evans, Pache I } H Potter. Sheerer. Colerain—S © Lond & Co. ene Van Name, Holmes, Baltrmore—W Chal- wm Schr Lydia 2 Cowperth waite, Gardner, Providence—H W Jackson & Steamer ree ‘Eiiza, Richaras, Phuageipnia. The Brig Alfarata, Wallace, for Gibraltar for order mr cleared by John “itlouén thot as Teperted yenter: s—Funeh, BY THE HERALD STH4M YAONTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES, Steamship Peter Jebsen (Nor), Walf, Bergen Aug 19, with mdse and 130 passengers to Funch, Edye & Co. Aug 21, Int 39 26 N, lon 706 W, passed yacht’ Lady of the Lake OR, meer oP (Br), Hayes, Sydney, CB, 6 4: Steamship ‘O8 a iney, ays, with goal to CB Swain & Sony ‘vessel to bWectland, HOW: ring Beoamaitp Mississippi, Crowe ew Orleans Aug 30, with mdse and passengers to F nSteamsnip Virgo, Bulkyey, savannah Sept 2 with nd passengers to Murray. Ferris ™Steamship. Zodiac. Cha pin, ‘Sevennah oe hours, with ise and passengers to Murray, Ferris & Ci Steamship Metropolis, Nickerson, Wilmington, NC, 70 hours with naval stores to the Lorihiard Steamship Co. teamahipFanita, Doane, Philadelphia, wit elolvudeemhce, eae ee Ship Semdia cot Woraington), Carr, Cebu 0100 days, with sugar and hemp to ‘Co; Vessel to G F Bulley. Aug 19, lat 22 N, lon 60 W, experienced @ sovere Paare: cane, commencing at Ni, enn eae me W, lasting 24 hours; lost and split sails, stove bulwark: we Gulataxe (Nor), | arsen, Dunkirk 494 a8, in bal- o Funch. Edye & Co. Aug 24, lat 42 50, lon 60, had a ricane commencing at SW, Negiita eros 0 X, laste ing 24 hours; lost and split sails; Sept. spoke e bark Rosa (Aus), trom Neweastle for New vork, 0 days Bark East Lothian (of London), Williams, Auckland, & Renwick, Was NZ, 100 days, with mdse to Walker, T days off the Cane of Good Hope, ‘with rong 'W gales; June 16, lat 53 s, lon 123 W. passed an iceber feet high and 200'feet long; 17th, iat 5408 8, lon 14 assed an- Oeme sehr 150 feet high, and’ large quantities of de- ched Ice. Bark Spirito (Aus), iptenate Ra! aris § in ballast, to Slocovich & Go, ‘Aug ad a severe hurricane {rom WswW round ne NNE, lasting 2 hours; Jost an it sails. Unione (Ital), Caflero, Marseilles 46 days, with Bark mdse to James Henry: Passed Gibraltar July Bark Tanazo (tal), Parlato, Licata 70 dave, with brim. stone to Funch, Edye & Co, "Passed Gibraltar July 16. Brig Dan (Swed), Hollberg, Padang 105 days, with tea and coffee to Vernon H Brown & Co. June 9, lat 18 42 8, Jon 7240 E, spoke bark Mercur (Ger), from feanzoon for Bremens Aug 2) iat 045 N, lon 27 25, ship. Carricks (), trom Liverpool for Caleutta, 38 days ont: ath, atl Jon 80 48 W, bark Don Donaid (Br), steering west. Brig Maria & Fanny (Aust), Meta Southampton 43 gays ‘in peteal ve Slocovich & Co, ‘i, lat 24 49, lon Pawed sn American ship, bound south, showing signal with letters 1 F HT in tt Hrig Pasqualing (Aus), Thien, Charente 60days, with wine and bra to Slocovich & “aig argherita (Nor), Rasmussen, Genoa 50 marble and rags to J B Phillipa C3 Son: ‘vessel to Tetens & Bockmann. Passed Git: ee July 29. Brig Wanderer (ot Yarmouth, reid eS a As| oe 7 gare igh amamoeany an Mie hs ion Tear poke ache 03 inc “F jon 76 W, spoke sc Thine (or Boston), from Pensacola Yor Bio'Janeitor 15 ri Sia Ida {ot Xemmontne Ne), Ge ee Canacon 24 Portiand tor oat The yore, anchored at Sandy Heme tor orders. RS), Ci 5 io Reanal & Sou: vessel Brig Sophia (of bo ese Pierre, Marti? days, wilh to master. Se lexander syccatinns seaman, fell Wom alot, and died same day from his injuries, Brig N Stowers (of stocksony Salvager Arroyo, PR, 20 days, with sagar and molasses to J V Onativia & Co; ves. sef to Walsh, Field & Way. Sept 1, boarded, whaling schr Montezuma, of Provincetown, lat 82 38, lon 74 43, all Well; had just taken two whales; sc reports that sddys me apoke the, brig Princess (Br). of Swansea, In at 33, Jon 72, stearing SW, toth pumps going, having experi: enced a hurricane, but wanted no assistan ports, Aug 27, lat 24, lon 72, spoke brig JHL Br. of Boar ver, NS. Brig Ella Vail (of Liverpool, NS), Gamage, Arroyo, PR, 17 davs, with sugar and molasses to A Yznaga del Valle? ‘vessel to, Henev & Parker, Prig Five Brothers (of Boston), Randell, Cardenas, 8 days, with sugar and molasses to order, vessel to Miller & au rig Merriwa (of Portland), Downs, Sagua 8 days, with su; at rio U Luling & Co; vessel to Miller 4 Houghton, ¢ ME Dana (of Boston), Toothacher, Georgetow: 80. 5. ys With naval storesto KD Hurlout & Co, Sep! 1, at 1AM, off Hatteras, was run into by an unknown brig, bound south, and had mainboom and maintopinast carried away, bulwarks stove, Schr award Lee, Tobin, Hexea, Island 17 days, with salt to Woodruff & Robin: 10 B J Wenberg. Port ae, Paix 14 days, with ; Vessel toT R Staples. ‘aguabo, PR, Aédays, with su. gar to Jones & Lough ; Vessel to A’ Abbott Nchir I: 8 Gildersleeve, Taylor, Fernandina 7 days, with lumber to Bentley, Gildersleeve & Co. Schr Jennie Stout, Stout, Savannah & 6 days, with lum- ber to Jas Murray: ve sel to Evans Ball im r M B Bramhall, Gillett, Lh eg sah a oe lumber fo TM Mayhew & Cox Tenel to Evans, Ball # Go, Schr Pangumett, Ingersa reall, Georeetown, days, with’ naval sores to ED Hurlbut & Co Schr Crisis, Bowen. Richmond a Bird, Shiotis, Virginia. Benr Barbara, Hedden, AL nia, Schr John Tway, Hazleton, Virginia. Schr Robt Knight, Wilmar, Virginia. Schr 8.1 Fort, Prédmore, Georgetown, DC, Schr Fdward Slade, Soper, Baltimore, Schr Alexander Wiley, Beachamb, Baltimore. Schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Baltimore for Hud: Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Acushnet. Rector, New Bedford for New. York, with mdse and passengers to Barling & Davis, chr Sammy yon Allen, ry ase for New York, 10 days, with plaster to Jed Frye & ch ‘ ¥ lence for Port Jonpecn. Schr MM Webb, Mi Schr GW Cummii Schr Ida, Deerin; ro Schr Union, Smit! York. ae Harry Lee, BHdgepore for Newark, with stone to Tsche N Shaler, Robbins, Providence for New York. Schr Ida Lewis, Eustace, Newport for New York. Schr Robert Centre, Hulse, Boston tor New York, Schr J H Young, Barrett, Providence for New York. Schr J D Griffin, Goula, Gloucester for New York, with fish to order. Schr July Fourth, Bangor for New York. Sehr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Beatord tor New York. Schr J R Mitchell, Morreti, Greeawich tor New York. Sohr Asher 8 Parker, Ingraham, Glen Cove for New ork. Schr HV Dury Rehr Julia & Marth: Schr Telegraph. Priest, Warren for Hoboken. Schr Helen M Watte, Gott, Deer Island for Philadel- hia. PiSteamerEloctra, Mott, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers BOUND East. Schr T Fotter, Anderson, Port Johnson for Lynn. Schr E E Smith, Dennison, Philadelphia for ton. Schr Crusoe, Robinson, Philadelphia for Portsmouth, weal Henry P Hallock, Allen, Philadelphia for New- Pelchr Amoy, Hone, New York for Portland. Schr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven, Sehr Sea Flower, Nickerson, New York for Portches- ter. Schr Harvest, Corwin, New York for Newport. Schr Carrie Walker, Dunn, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Amelia Augusta, Martin, Port Johnson tor Provi- dence. Sehr Prairie Bird, Rathburn, New York for Windsor, Behr Bela Peck, Avery, Weehawken for Providence. Schr Almira, Higerman, Port Johnson tor Oyster Bi Schr Olive Clark, Ingraham, New York for Pembroke, Me, Kehr J B Atwood. Atwood, New York for Boston. Schr Chowan, Cartwright, Now York for Providence. Schr Wm L Peck, Bunce, New York for New Haven. Eclir Montauk, Hudson, New York for Rhode Island, Echr Neison, Reid, New York for Oyster Ba: Schr Augustus, Archer, New York tor New Haven, pect George Glendon Jewett, Fintan, New York for joston. ‘Sebr A i Sipple, Bacon, New York for Newport. Schr Chiet, Bnith New York for Boston. Kod Selir Josephine, Cleveland, New York tor Providence, Behr J H Barre it Morris, Hoboke Hammond, New York for Bos- Glen Love tor New York. i River tor New York. Schr Mary Lee Newton, ton. Schr President, Bradle: Sehr Highlander, Wo: Schr Emma & aol boken for Castine, » Me. Cox, Port Johnson for Provi- for Wareham Iphia for New Haven, w Haven, idence. sehr Flavil Belur Adelaide, Locktiart. New York for Sehr Bela, Noyes, Rondout for New uven, Ser Wm Capes, Keliy, New York tor Full River. Schr ones, Reid, Port Jolinson tor Boston. ndy, New York for New Haven, Robt Getoral Comsock: New York ine hovw Haven. Schr Native, Greon, New York for New liaven, Schr Evergreen, Turner, Weehawken for Providence, Sehr H J Billings, Billings, Hoboken fur Boston, Senr Ciara Post, w York tor Providence, Bohr Orlando Mita, Ferris, Albany tor Portehest Sehr G Amos, York, Elizabethport for Portland, Sehr L Kirby, Hunt, Elizabethport tor Portia 4 Frederick Hall, Chadfeld, Port Johnson for Prow- Steamer El Cid, Smith, N Payne York for Norwich. SAILED., Steamships Colon, for Aspinwall; 1, ; harks EA Cochran, Key Wert and voniatepam gNorforn Barbados: Almira Coombs, Vera Cruz; Flora (Xon), Queenstown or Falmouth; Hermod (Nor, Bremen; Han: Havre: Sator (Aus), Penarth’ Re non is; Ari ‘k or Falmouth; An. Louise (Na brigs Ly burg Aw 7 uo; Prin cola ‘ta, raimouth; Uller Riel Bremen, Georgetown (De arrie Purinton, New! Guveston; Alfarata, Gibraltar: Rising Suh, Eliza Stevens, New Orleans, — (Br), fining Turban: Arrichino (Ital), Porikog ‘oun B Angin, Prnemboso, Rtucehiorse, “Avusua, (Fr, St Pierre, lsabella, Wiksuigton, NC. _ Wind ap sunget NW, tresky + Marguerite Marine Disasters. Suir Hooaty, Uzeeh oh Be Boston 4th from Bement. ports, Aug 24, urricade, with'a bixhy ‘confused sea, the shi ing, ol len rail im the Wwater'top, several ier 12 2 when blowing adritt (rom gaskets, Aug 25 ha G yeith lows of main and mizzen a sopmnanie and fore opal japunast, ane oke brig Dundee, or Livernook Sa with mo" ars but toreanast weanling i supplied her' with water and provisions; brig reported seeing @ sobr on beam ends Aug 25; no one in sight o1 Buia Josie (of New York), sunk at Byaney. OB, in the gale of Aug 24, has been pumped out and Scr Wa AuLex, from Baltimore for Bridgeport, which put into Lewes, Del, we he ti eae in a leaking con- dition, 19 now bein dat ‘viiladelphiae The cargo of oll with wi ich a was laden, and which was come to the Housatonic KR Co, was sold in Philadel- pbia. Scr Acktam, before reported ashore and condemned by mirvey. Pras been got a rived at Vineyard Haven Sept, to go on the railway for repairs. Scum Futtox, previously reported ashore back of Fort Adains, Newport harbor, has been given up, and. will be stripped to-day (6th), and the hull sold at auction, Scun Crara Janx, of Lubec, lost spars and “fe tte and received some dumage to the hull at Shulee, jury the late gale, She is to be taken home for repairs. Scur Moxxa, Foster, before reported returned to Rock- land with her cargo of lime ou fire, will prove 8 total loss, with the exception of her sails, carve of Lime belonged to the Cobb Line Co, Ss awas nat insure Scum Conpova, of Kingston, has arrived at Harwich with loss of foresall and jib in the baigg gale. Scum Ausa Wilbur, ts ashore and dismasted at Lousvurg, OB. the Alba ts ‘owned ‘at StJonn, NB, by Messrs J & 5 Leonard, registers 158 tons, and was built at ptJohn in em Scum Banu. Qaxt, at Provinestown, reports a Nedge of, Western’ Bank, “ashi ing schr Succes of Cnathamns about 0 miles SH of Ospe Bal mainboom and mainsail gone. Wanted ni baw same day & Nova Scotia b: Megson of Pabou 75 tons, burned to the water’s edge and still burning. Her j boom was in place, There was no ‘one on board, wud ae the boat was Song fs propabla that the crew ped. Capt Atwood and Hobbs, a seaman of aa aac Ober, rowed around the burning wrec tain her naine, butit was impossible to distinguish it, Fisainc Scux Atraretra (of Portsmouth, NH), Tras. sell, struck a rock while sailing down Merrimac River, on Tuesday, and was obliged to put into Newcastle for repairs. Suoor Prery, of East Lynne, was struck by lightning Sunday night, while off Sachem’s Head. The captuin, who Was alone, was injured, and remained insensible for some time. he finally succeeded in reaching New Lon- dion with @ badly damaged vosel, The lightning set fire to the cabin, but the hatchway was displaced and the rain put out the flames. SteAwRR PRovipeNce, from New York, collided at New- port. morning of 6th with schr John 8 Lamphrey. Gould, jor Philadelphia, carrying away the latter's jibboom; no damage to steawer. Eastroxr, Sept 3—Schr Julia, Hunt, owned by CH Dyer, reported wrecked on rots Islands Inst week, has arrived ut her whart all right, cargo and all. ‘The ‘cay tain and crew worked heroically in getting the vessel o} She was at one time near! if water, and her cargo had to be discharged. Be aaray a 5 Reps 5 Ehe American sehooner Alexan- er Boston arrived here to-day, report SKS foot and Split salts in-a gale off Sambro last night nil heavy southwest wind ‘and rain storm prev: ht and to-day. he American fishing schooner Alice Lewis, trom Glou- cester, id fishing, in coming into this port last night to wees the gale, touched on Point Pleasant Shoals, but came olf again without damage, The tollowing disasters to American vesselsin port at Caledonia, CB, are reportes Sehr Maty J Adams, Gap t Gilchrist, of Portsmouth, nit stern cut down to planking, tbpogen gone, fore an maintopmast backstays parce starboard side chafed. Schr William Jones, Capt Robinson. of Boston, lost main and inizzen masts, toretopmasts and jibboom, ‘hull slightly chated. rig Jali ‘arnev, Captain Turner, of Boston, stern stove, lost f lant mast, and jibboom, “Topsides badly. chated. hr Gaminay Captain Brown, of Machias, Me. stern stove down to the transom, bowsprit and cutwater wone. This vessel has, also arrived In North Sydney, Schr Almon | Bird, Captain Drinkwater, of Rockland, Me., had stern stove, wheel broke, aud top- sides chated, Schr Anitn, Captain Small, of Machtas, lost both stays, started chainplates, and was driven ashore, but is ex- pected to be got off in a few days. Sroxry, CB, Aug 30—Schr Tickler, Jaden with fishy dismasted and abandoned, has been’ taken into Louis: barg, CB, Miscellaneous, Bang Korsraren Gory, from Havre via Halifax Aug 2% for New York, which was Gl a ina despatch trom Halitax as the vessel seen on id burned to the wa. fers ede edge atter the late gale, arrived at this port Aug 30 satety, Tax Disaster to Giovcesten Vessxis.—The Gloucester resp says so number of Gloucester vessels in the e great gale was 138, Of this number all but 40 m, safe wrecked or disabled. Six may be set down as probably total losses. These six whe sels aggregate 365 tons, were valued at 0 _w Frsurance on ‘erm Ane outhits, The yeoale the reach ot tides and hence will have to be Blocked op and launched or hauled off by steamtugs. aoe of the wrecks are remote trom large ports, ant Erase for getting them off must be brow he alone dIsiauce at great expense. Ibis within bounds to estimate the average cost of launching and temporary repairs at $1,000 per vessel while the delay and breaking up of the voyages will aggregate as mucl bet which would give a total loss in round num- Le gc to the Gloucester fleet already ascer- heme otis on Tuesday afternoon the U 8 rev- gnue steamer Hamlin selzed the tull rigged brig Home, halling from Boston, on the charge of having obtained Hmerican papers by. fraudulent representation in New She was formerly the Br brig Peerless. (Gacewtiatoes seers/0i(5 Winslow 4 Oo, Portland, have contracted with Giles Loring & Co, of Yarmouth, to build them a brig, the duplicate ot te Ly tS H Williams, to be commanded by Capt Price Tucker, late of the brig Etta M Tucker. Launeans a At Calais, Me, Sept 1, from the vanes 4 master NB White, a fine schooner of ‘about 130 tons, ne measurement, named the Wm Whitehead. She is bale in the most substantiat manner of white oak and hack- matack ; is 8334 feet keel by 28 feet beam. She is owned y Messrs Charles 4 Wm Whitehead, of New York city, aha Capt Altred Titus, ot Northport, LI, who a com- mand her, and is designed to run in the trade of the Mossrs Whitehead. At Addison, 23d uit, by the builder, Capt I A Knowles a three-masted schooner of 463 tons, named Leander £ Knowles, Capt Knowles not o ny, bet oa fhe vessel, but is now the owner and in commant from Addi- son 29th tor Windsor, N8, to load for ‘Balin ore, with laser. 4 Notice to Mariners. NEW YORK—PLACING AND CHANGING THE NUMBERS OF BUOYS EXECUTION ROCKS,, LONG ISLAND SOUND; CITY ND SHOAL AND THROGG'S N¥CK. Notice is hereby given that the red west end of egal Rocks, Long numbered 28; jhe number of City Isla been changed (rom No. 26 to No. 30, an Neck buoy trom No. 28 to No. 32. ar on the south- Shoal buoy that of Throgg's CONNECTICUT—RAYBROOK BAR—OLD SOUTHEAST CHANNEL AGAIN NAVIGABLE, AND BUOYED OUT. A recent survey of Saybrook rime and the river Con- necticut by the Engineer Corps ot army, having oe Veloped the fuet that the obstructions whict! led to the abandonment of the old Southeast Chani 1853, hi d by the action of the waves, Sey is7 cn a open e par buoys, with perpendicula: n placed to mark it, oe ttripes, have Sailing Direetions_From the entrance buoy, which is about % of a mile N E from Can buoy Hog in the Sound, bring Baybrook aenine: to bear Ww je «mi netic): steer in on (passing close to the outer and middle buoys Keeping the beacon open to the fonth of the lighthouse and bringing the latter nearly in we with, and a little to the south of, the Con; Tonal church in Saybrook. village. When up with the inner buoy, placed about half a cable's lengthy from the beacon, which will then be in range with Fenwick Hall, take a a direct course (NNW) for the railroad depot at Say: For vessels bound in from the eastward, and for all vessels entering the Connecticut during ‘northeasterly and southwesterly winds, the use of this channel offers superior advantages, ASH ISLAND, MUSCLE FIDGE CHANNEL, PENOBSCOT Bay, INR, Mal Notice ts, hereby given that a wooden trinad, 57 feet high, has heen erceted in place of the spindle: on. the easterly point of Ash Island, west side of Muscle Ridge Channel, Penobscot Bay. The feet of the structure are placed about 30 feet apart, and are of wrought iron, set into the ledge, at about half. tide mark. The legs are painted white. The op 18 cov- ered in for 24 feet from the summit, and is painted brown ‘The bearings by compass and ‘disiances in nautical miles of prominent objects are 8 follon Quits Head Lighthouse bears NE, 34 miles, Sheep Island bar buoy bears NE, miles, Sheep Island ledge bears ENE, i miles bin Island bears 8' Ir island ledge beara SW by wot Stier stand tedge spindle. beats it Oy Wha, 13 miles. = order of the Lighthouse Board, JOSEPH HENRY, Chairman. ury. satay office Lighthouse Board, Wash- ingen DO, Aug 23, 1873. Whalemen, *k Oak, Gifford, ee oe Panama Avg. 20, with 450 TnpDe Oil taken’ this season; would cruise about 3 Weeks longer in the bay, and then ret for a cruise sp whaling. Reports sailed that day bark Piatina, Chase, vee sp whaling—had taken 450 bbls hpDk oll this “Bark Selah, ot Panama, also arrived at Panama that day, with 400 bbls hpbk oil, and bark Mary. of Valparaiso, with casks all Tull, "All the ‘vessels heard irom Ned done “in Panama Bay Ang 18, barks Cape Horn Pigeon, ganar Dartmouth, 800 bbis oil; Cornelia, Lewis, N Haulpen, Aiken, Chill, 800 do, Anna Ross, Morton, i Mary, Kelley, do, 800do; Maggie Hill, Liner, do, 300 as e Spoke Ship John Watt, ores, from ‘Bt John, NB, for Liver. pool, Aug 3, no lat Pare Surah B Hate, evens. ftom Portland for Ha: at 5890 Non Te vana, Aug 23, Foreign Ports. Axooa Rar, Jaly 2—In port bark, Inverngie (Br), Gre. (Br), Nurse, tor Boston, do. FAixouni, & Sept 2—Arrived. bark Ellsworth, Bruseh, Cuantavamo, Aug 17—In port brig J W Spencer, Tho- mas, tor New York next d Hightander, Willeomb, chartered to load tor King Gi Maran NaGasagt, July fata part bark Rebecca Goddard, Manson, for Shanj ton, Sunderland for Dali Bept EW salted, steamship Celtic eg dram Laverpoob, ‘ork. : Pheonsse Ang 28-4 Hp Arrived, se tobe Juliet, Strout, Cherry. field (and saile: hadron) Strange, Baltimore. Sept rin rived, dy fiaepres ©! M, byeery Phoas e- gory, for sa look tor orders, ldg; brig Lizae Waters Akyad and was ordered to Holland), a Livenroot, Aug 2—In por nian iy Aug 20—Arrived, bark Jos McUartny, 8mtth, Portian: igh ae. Pictot, Sept 4-Artived previous, bark Norma, Leigh- St Ji t—Arrived, steamshi JOHN aumrian so, ho ea Biverpoot land salled’ dike Ak Am. "Ports. APPONAUG, Sept $—Arrived, schr Henry A Pa ull, iN, Donald, New Norto VO gt tat cg Mig A Watts, Watts do. John: Mt ye Gand Philadel| a part Ritter, SIN age hah Fr id en Pr ise, Hinley, "to TD yee i entice, and i, Chane and Han- oon Tinos, Wass, Elna iport: i Tiers ity rh oj, fh lenry, Bar: Ree, fo: do; Nell jason, do a hurch, mp ungnam mH Joni hi boston, Hmall, Hoboken; Geo W PUheare’ nk New York : brigs Jeremiah, Gritty Charlestou. eos NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. Le sf ved, steamer Blackstone, Hallett, Baitimore; Wi FALEIM( steamer, MoClel Mare ae ‘ehr ne David Garry Bar aril, Sa ae? mei bernian (Br), Archer, Liverpool: hares Sees (on, ‘iaivorsme Cork’ or ‘Falmouth tor orders; Onore jor orders: sehrs Oakes Ame: ‘edinonas, Yonkers ey, rat tl Hathorn, Poughkeepsie; Mary E sta! fea ita A dayne, Jayne, Manhattan lly, Hoston has 1 Lawrence, Kemp, do; Satie ‘Smith, Yonke: i. hivea bark De Geer, for Queenstown: 3d, bark Johanne Marie, Bremen ; brig Water en # Indies feta’ Tose, Laverpon n—Acrived sh rks Mindora, Farclay, Rio. Janctto; By ine (Br), ogities do; brigs, Valencia ‘Sipall, Caiborien, Owen (Br), Acker, Li i Wm MeKean (sr), Baton, Arroyo, Fit: Rom: vancan, Navassa; (eo Gilchrist Thompson, New chrs J W Brown, Nickerson, Jacksonville ; Jose ph Nickerson Sleight New York: John d Ward oltby. Thomas MeManon. Brusiols 10; Mald of eRe Mist Hewin 10; ones, Davis, Kondow! fi .e, aoa Hoxton. At Quafantine-Sohr Porto Flats Staithy |—Steamship George Aprold, Loveland, Boston ViaNortolk; schrs Anna M Allen, Couklin, Providence; HP Blaisdell, Hood; Sparklin Baker, and HH Fisk, Hudson, ost oth’ AM—Arrived, steamship Konig Wuhelm 1 Ger), Ea Segi i Arnive, steamer Dixie, New ean Jolt Sept arrived, schr F A Heath, Warren, Marit sept 1-Brig Mary EB Rosevelt, Farnsworth, Philadelphia. sailed 3 tee Julia Baker, Baker, New York. BRISTOL, Rept 3_arri ived, achrs Hgbert Mercer. ckett, Philadelphia; James Parker, Sr, , Thoket for New York: Eli Townsend, Nichols, Providence for do (both to go on tke marine rallway). Atcareiven, sone Watchtul’ GUL New York. th--Arrived, ech W ate . New Yor CHARLESTON, m Bept —Sailed, bark Vinco (Br), Rob- son, Liverpool; Drig edith Hall, Oliver: Nortu Wey. tmouth, Sih—Arrived, steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. LDANVERS, Sept $—Arrived, achr Geo P Trigg, Linne- ELSWORTH, Aug 29—-Arrived, schrs 8 D is, and F A 30th, Tater “1008 Davis, at ,, Water! Doreen Glate and Telegraph, Woodward, do; Sept 1, Ar- or lie Dolphin. Ferrald. New York, EASTPORT: Au rrived, bark Oscar, Anderson, Liverpoo!; Sth, #6 fr Einma McAdam, Murehy New York. Cleared 27th, sohr WR. ilyas BAST GREENWICH, Rept SeSalleds sent Lillie O Wells, New York. PORTER Las: MONROE, Sopt S-Paseed in, bark Stag gn, hanger st aver Wy ae brig Seno- ‘ulberg, from Rio Janelo tor do. uited— ‘Brigs John Givan, and Mary Smith, for Phila- eALL: RIVER, Sept $—Arrived, schrs H 8 Marlow, Wines, and Wm Wilson, Brown, Baltimore; oH Law, ‘eldved, Philadelphia; Oscar F- Hawley, Bayles Newberg; Ney, Chase, and Phil Sheridan, Murohy, GALVESTON, Aug 29%—Arrived, brig Haze, i New GEORGETOWN, SO, Aug 26-Arrived, schrs Jossle B Smith,, Tyler, New Yorks Sept 1, 8 Webb, Homer, Charl ih Seared schrs Rhodelia Blow, Newall, Philadel- h, Paurusset, Ingersoll, New York; 30th, ie hl ana, Toothacher, do; Sept 1, sehr Jessie B ami ler, ARBLEHEAD, Sept $—Arrived, schr Hamburg, Hall, Balti imore. NEW ORLELNS, n Foe 1—Arrived, steamship Gen Pascagonia. Meade, Sampson, New Cleared—sehr Ocean Peart, Wood, Sa—Artived, Fey Screamer, Young, Philadelphia, d, hip St Louts. arrett P Wright, ir ived, schr Geo E Pres- liza) MOFORD. Sept Scarrived, schr Eliza Hamat!- ton, Cole, New York. 4ih—arrived, achra Hastings, Chase, New York; Kate Thomas, Barlow, do; Jr, Kelley, ao; J Paine, Stevens, Boston for New York; Fiza Withains, Wa Boston for do; Geo A Peirce, Kelley, Salem (or do; Chas Carroll, Chase, Boston for do; Artist, Parker, Sandwich for do? Iris, Long, Harwich for do; Eagle,’ Chase, for doi, Hmpire, Matthews, Hyannis for Yo; © Mai thews, Li nt. ‘mouth for do. NEWPORT, septa, PM—Arrived, schrs J I Wortht ton, Terry, Baltimore; © I Errickson, Jayne. Philadel Boa Unicas. Kenyon, Pawtucket for New York; An; 10, asic, and Entire, Kinnear, Wareham or do; Bilzal h, Doane, Harwich for do. M sulled’-Senre Sue We Ocean Waye, Fisher, Philadelphia: Kxever, Pendleton; Mollie Port-t, Megathlin: Jane Fisher, Keller; Harr Perey. Peroy, Onward, Wheeler, and Millie Frank, Ed- ards, New, Yorks Sparkle, Shropshire, | Warren for Trenton; H B Metcalf, Bonton for New York: Tullet Terry, Marcus, Fall River. for, do: Pierce, Lord, Providence jor do; Hannah Blackman, Arnold, ‘do tor Philadetpnia Treasure, eral N. Seymour,’ Noron, G@ WCumming, Boul irana indy; W © ‘Atwater, Petty; Nicanor, P*Gharger, “White, and Ven te- Wri nt Sat Semi Carte avid d Floyd. unt lo tor do; Fly, Carter; lo} Glitord; "Ht Bur ino Pall ywnsend, Baltimore; varts, \erse' eenwioh for do; & Tsmith, Ba- Barer paclen, eet do; 0; Fetien i Hooper, ‘pradbary, Paw New fork: sloop Emily Dewick, do arrveers ae w York; “Also schrs J Ht Bartlet are Providence tor Phil- Ellen, Boice, do for New-York; Roanoke, for do; ‘Hannah E Brown, } Sackett Fall john W's rooks, Fox, Providence for New York: Artist, Forester, Somerset for do: sloop Emily, Hayden, Fall” River for do. chrs D‘& E Kelley, Kelley, Somerset for Phila- delphi; Helen M_Waltc, Gott, Deer Isle tor do Delphi, Allen, Bristol tor New York: I H Borden, Dodge, Fai B H Warford, Sprague, Somerset avi jellick, Ge: tor Northport. he AMMA ved. schis Charlie Bi ka, Smith, Ron- ‘mpp, Nickerson, am tor New ‘NEW LONDON, Sept s Arrived, schrs Fashion. New. ortfor New York; Artist, do do; Henry Gibba, New jedford for do: sn Perry, 404" ‘dona Brooks Prow. dence for do; Wm McCoff, Somerset for do; Cornelius, Hoboken for Norwicl Meaney, Philadelphia for do} Mary A Lovell, Hobok led--senr Charite » Woolsey, for Alexandria. NEW HAVEN, Sept 4—Arrived, brig Athalaska (Br), ord, PHILADELPHIA, Sept ¢=Arrived, schrs_ Dellmont Locke, Hatch Bangor; Clara Sawyer, | Branscomb, Somes’ found; James pore, Bi Bostoi Lovell, Gage, Rondout, AVP W Miter, Batiige,’ Wey: Cleared —Shi Jupiter (Gen), Hanschild, Antwerp . bark Kate Sancton (Br), i remen;, brig Minnie Miller, River for New ahi ny, do; ed; sch 1 Ack Cox, Ipswich; Lugano, horton t Jennie N Huadell, Hanson, do; Eben Fisher, Reynolds, doy Lid i B.C Noyes, lewbur; Union Flag, Fria Bangor; Daniel Brit Haven, Rackett, Ne Gustie Wilson, Floyd, Hing ov Burton Ph inne onow Bedtord: Portsmouth ; ie Trim, fo cos stown: ‘Thos N ton; Wesley Abbott,’ Smith, Ban fer HN air, iller, Boston; Wm ie elley, F pot Arrive steamship kemitwortie (Br), Putt, Liver- Peto arrived Sth, brig HelenG Rich, Walsh, Havana; schrs Only Son, Meader, Matanzas; Marcus Hunter, Han: jardine es Pont ng Hart, Lewis, Baracoa; Kate Adains, Cleared—Bark’ Ernest’ & Marie (Nor), Bove, Elsinore for orders; achrs Kate Rommel, Adams, Beverly; Seguin, ers. Hallowell: Twenty-one Friends, Jeffe John Rose, Allen, do; Jas 8, Hewitt, Foster, ast Carn: bridge: Annie Megee, Smith, Lynn; MP Hudson, Bar- rett, ra ea Sept 4, AM—A bark, towed down last oni wont oben this moraine. 4 PM—Schr Garrett P Wejght, from Norfotk, gis PAC bark Meteor, for Bremen, and brig Michele, for Cork, paksed down at 2:00 PM, under. tow ; schrs Sarah ida Babcock and Yenule” Middiclon, for sei and tinas W Heron, for Port Portsmouth, aged down PORTLAND. Sept $—Arrived, brig Pratrle Rowe, Grif: fn, Philadetpiiny schrs Eva May, Low, Georgetown, T lock, Raltimore ; Atina, E’ baveork, Lees Philadelphia: Sthan Allen, Blake, do; © W Dexter,, Dun? ton, New York: H Prescott, Oakes, do; Express: ‘Latty, doz Odell, Winslow, do for Freeport; steamer Franconia, Brags. New Yor! Cleared—Schrs cr ele Rosebrook, New York; Kate Foster, Harradan, Satled—Bark Barmiento, Uranus; schr Nellie Chase, and others. PLYMOUTH. Aug 20—Arrived. sehrs Henry AT Bowman, Weehawken; Sept Wm Hf Roi wine: more, Phiadeiphia; 54, smack Penneyivania, Ells New y Sailed 2%th, schrs Anthea Godfre: bag a Thiel Be oa Belle, Soeeeie Baltimors tol, J Bg Atwood, Ni pe ORTSMOUTH. sept iy schrs Bhai Fin- Alwell, Savannah; Ruth T Carlisle, Smith, Phila- phis. ved, schrs Ben|amin Gartside, Sanford, Phila- aa ia; Red Jacket, and N M Ri Arrived, schr Nicola, Randa PRovibe: NGis Rpt a—arrived. sohes’ Louise D Rath- wn, Crowell, Baltimore; Ellen 'M Baxter, Lamphear, Philadeiphin: Young Teazer, Slocum. do; Westmoreland, Rice do; Mist, Muncy, Trenion; F Merwin, Bunce. Wee: hawken’; James English. Sherman, whe H Morris, Manson, do; Tinsley. New York Veranda, Philadelphia. 8 Salted th crs Sale N° Ea erate: Ph / sailed schrs Sallie van cathe tact hia; be! A Rider, Corson, do: Bevin Vannaman, Brower’ do; Martha id yAing, Jarvis, Raritan Kiver! Decatur Oakes, ‘ork ; Kate Scranton, Palmer. do; A T Rowdand Rowland, los ‘m F Burden, Adams, do (Split jib and returned and anchored below), Sept 4—Arrived, schr Marietta Hand, Hallock, Phi Phiindsiphia: RICHMOND, “Bene Sesaled, aire Re On totgnte , Sent rs len Holgate, Golding, New York: Dexter, ‘Erickson, Providence} Barker, do; Mary A Predmore ceimeylvaia Butler, do; Daniel ‘ay, Enos, do; William Farren, er ‘do; reer Kelly, Anno E Stevens, Montgomery, do, Cleared —bark Rose Brae (Br), Wilcox, Glasgow. ROCKLAND, Aug, 2—Arrived, | sohrs Hardscrabble, Palen Now York “olive Avery. G 3 20th, Lizzie Meagher, Trasey, Bangor for Philadelpiin; Fleet Wing, Kenniston, New York; Oregon, Miller, do: Mi Mete if do; Equal, Titus, do; LT kn Pratt, do: JC Orat I ine oy Cc Psp Coicork Kk, Lord, do: Soset, pie pops a ra Thorndike, Cushnian, do; 20th, Flanet, Green Silas W Mc Spear, sept 2 Grand Tn do: Corvo, Pickering, Pd ‘trade ' Wind, Hodgdon, Melvin, do; 3d, H Coombs, Crockett do: WO Hail, Tolman, do. Sailed Aug 28—SohreJ F Gamage, Robinson, New York Sardinian, do; Lizzie Mengh fa ihind Philadeiphin® Pallas, French, New. York: Atlanta, Rhoades, do. sist arto pson, New York; M Langdon, Bennett, do? E Are Save rd, do: Oregon, Stinson, yt Union, Nor. ah McLoon. Dinean, do; Gem, Thomas, Gente ‘iaridies do; C'L Hix, Hix, dott Ti) Ditis, Frey do; Leontine, Acnorn, do, SSAVANNAT. Sept IpArrived, ship Ledy Dufferin (Br), at Liv , LAveEpOOL via res hr Louise F Mal.oty, Stetson, Darien. SreAptives: ship Marlborough Gp. Gs Graham, Tybee. Balled Schr . en B Mallory, rrived, solr A J Papen, P Rites Tae 8 Bur- idence, Bat "i arrived, ones Sthae ~4 Powe ae i at Loy ig gay ral eant eenuwken ven, le aout saree, ow bt ‘eae Shan eget ork 164, Pough- Eiaheley Tape ‘ 8, A Hol iy Lat Phil. wihtaltods she ce “imetia Savy ‘nd Black Dia- sch, Hallock, Newt ‘Db a, New York fer Boston; Julia A dll “Bat fait Ira Birdsal Brie ey ipie a nen i rs Albert Mason, Addie Walion, * Calvin S$ Edwards and Philadelphia ‘for Boston, Sallie Mair, do tor Gar Jonas, Port Johnson for Winter Lerma boy rt, Me; Etta May, jersov, Lynn tor do} Li nnie Hammer, Nantucket. for do; er for do; Capilla, eee) N Feipe St George, Ni NB, ser aun Cleared, ls, Nokerson, New ‘Yorks bark Gondor (Ger), tine mation Sept ?—Arrived, sche Mary H Min, Fer. MISCELLANEOUS, —ROYAL HAVANA (a LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF AUGUST 90, 1873 (CLASS 910 Prize. | No. Ree No, Prize, ae, Poo) cus. 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