The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1873, Page 12

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET YELLOW FEVER. No Abatement of the Disease in Shreveport. LIST OF THE LATEST VICTIMS. Whale Families Swept Out of Existence in One Week- AID FOR THE SUFFERERS. New ORLEANS, Sept. 17, 1873. A special despatch to the Picayune, dated at Shreveport, September 16, says:—‘The number of new cases of yellow fever to-day is less than for several preceding days, andthe number of inter- ments fell from 38 yesterday to 25 to-day. It is not thought, however, that there is any abatement, but that the material for fever to work on is considerably diminished. The following is the list of interments to-day:—ann Burns, Father Quemerais, Handy Williams {corored), W. Smith, Thomas Bylen, P. Lacrossett, H. 5. Tegnor, L. B, Levisse, Sarah Reed (colored), Mary Nipple, C.F. Calhoun, Fanny Myers, George Simon, Robert Brower, McGots (colorea), Miss P. Yerkerson, Wm. Dunlap, M. King, M. W. McCaun, 4, Barrett, A. Jackson (colored), one child, M. Glanton, Henry Hordman and Herman Hoedler. The Shreveport 7’mes this morning says:— The epidemic exhibits but little change, and the decrease in the number of new cases is greatly owing to want of material. The number of deaths is feariul to contemplate; the mortality ig beyond recedent, and it louks as Sbengn but compara- Bvety few will get well. Thos far very few have ot about, while some linger slang between ufe and . In some few instances whole families have been swept out of existence in the shert space of of one week. The sudden change in the weather last Sunday night sent scores to their beds, which accounts ior the large number of interments in the last day or two. In the language of one of the New Orleans physicians they ROPPED OFF LIKE SHEEP eying, with the Tot. Medical treatment of the most iiful kind does not appear to do any a Le many cases, whereas, in many others, the en 6 relief afforded quickly lollowed y death, Our stores are all closed, and all our dwell- ing houses turned into hospitais, In fact, Shreve- a a one great hospital; one great’ charnel The Times publishes a death record. That jour nal says:—‘‘Thne number of interments since the Ast of September sums up 226; the number of aick ia estimated vartously at trom 500 to 800,” The cotton brokers will telegraph their contribu- tions by money order throug) the Howard Associa- tion of New Orleans, The General Superintendent of the Western Tnion Telegraph Company at Louisville telegraphs President Orton Volo bal tage oy Sept. 17, 1873. Hon, Wat. Onron, President, New York” The Howard ‘Association reports 24 deaths at Shreveport for the twenty-four hours ending mix o’clock yesterday, and 220 since September 1. There appears to be no abatment of t! id xcept from want of subjects, We have two ope! ators there now. Another leaves here Toomighe, One, at Pensacola, who has recently had the Jever, ‘will go Lf necessary. Latest About the Plague in Shreveport. SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 17, 1873, There seems to be some decrease in the number Of new cases in the thickly settled portion of the city to-day, but an increase in the suburbs, where there has been but few cases heretofore. The following is a list of interments to-day:—Rev. Father J. Pierce, gobn Jackson (colored), two unknown white men, James Tilly, Mrs. Harriet Weil, John Pierson (colored), B. Washington (colored), F. F. Riley, E. L. Molensky, James Rigby, Maggio Wierghman, Mra. R. &, Lundy Tyler (colored), Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Walker, John G, Ifill, Mr. Com- stock, Rev. T. W. Halstead, John Holioman. The Yellow Fever in Memphis. MeEwruts, Sept. 17, 1873. The Board of Heaith reports eleven deatns to- @ay, nine of which were from yellow fever. The Howard Association is tn jull operation, and the Odd Fellows and Masons are also organizing relief committees. The fever is not believed to be #preading, and there are hardly any deatas among persons properly treated. Another Account of the Yellow Fever. LITTLE Rock, Ark., Sept. 17, 1873, Parties who arrived here to-night from Shreve- port report that the yellow fever is abating for want of victims. The telegraph office was reopened | ‘there yesterday, and transfers of money for the re- Hef of the distressed can be made by telegraph. Passengers who lett Fulton this morning contra- dict the ramors of yellow fever at that place. The rumors of the disease in this city are without the slightest foundation. Collections for the Sufferers in Phila- de'pija. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17, 1878. A meeting in ald of the Shreveport sufferers was held here tuis morning. George H. Stuart presided, and A.J. Drexel were appointed treasurer. Four thousand dollars was subscribed. A committee ‘Was appointed to make further collections, Letter by the Health Department. HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NBW YORK, BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS, fo. 301 MOTT STREST, Bept, 16, 1873. To THE COMMITTEE FOR AID TO SHREVEPORT, La. :— GENTLEMEN—Hoping you may succeed in com- Municating substantial means of relief and comfort to the afilicted people of Shreve. port, I beg leave to offer the contribu- tion of $100, and to send with your generous gift, by ‘telegraph, the urgent request that the Howards of that city and of Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans shall send and supervise the requisite umber of seasoned nurses, hospital eee and ald to provide for all the sick ; also that, with the Municfpal authorities of Caddo Parish, in which Shreveport is situated, speedy measures adopted for the ret removal and shelter ce campricnt Wf pee of the unprotected w! have 1 ot yet falien by tne pestilence. AS \.breveport has @ population of only 5,000— now less than 4,000—and the entire parish of Caddo, with its seven wards, has only about 23, ‘Anhabitants, the problem of sanitary protect Reed not be are or dificult. Removed beyond the frst line of plains and hills that skirt the Red River in that region, entire security can be obtained within a iew miles from the river. Flight to @ great distance will not give the kin security that can be obtained ata small cost and i oy “4 eae travel. an effective organization of nu 5 togetuer With a well-devised” plan for moving the unprotected were to be brought into effective ser- vice In Shreveport i cay the panic and pestilence would s00n cease. as the case now stands, a is ferritin’ beyond description. Yours ELISHA HARRIS, M. D. Registrar Board of Health ai American Public Kealtp ‘Asso eng (becretary a the The Suffering at Shreveport — Coin Versus Yellow Fever—Tne sub: ‘ip thor for the Sick=What is Being Done for the Dying. ‘The terrible ravages of yellow fever at Shreveport, as.reported in the columns of the HERALD, have already called forth the sympathies of the citizens of New York. The following letters and list of subscriptions speak for themselves. It is evidently apparent that the misery t* unabated ana the | epidemic unstaye: nd it behooves all good citizens to lend @ helping hand to their brethren iw dis. tress :— In view of the terrible distress and suffering now prevailing at Shreveport, in the State of Louisiana, on account of the yellow Saver epidemic that has afllicted that locality, and also of the fact = of the merchants and citisens of New Yor! lesire to contribute towards defraying the ex- enses of Durses and piysicians and to relieve the eceasities of the occasion, the undersigned have consented to act as a committee to receive any sub- seriptions that may be sent to them for that pur- Powe and forward the same to the proper authori. ies at Shreveport for distribution, acknowledging the receipt ihe ali sums through the columns of the publiy pres “HENRY FP, VAIL, nat the Bank of Commerce. & ERWIN MANUFACTUR- “sn gland Richard P, Bruit, ‘The follow)ng* responses to appeals have already been recived ad Me OMe. Thaw tend to show | Majority in boin branches of the that New York sympathy and charity for the af- Micted and distressed is not yet dead :— THE SORGR oF ERE HEBALD:— the hat, @nd straw gooas Nader aking for | moe para ct 10 Shreve rela we beg to acknowl edge, thro the receipt of the fol- lowing amoene= — Beanue! our but & dor on niet, Rees & OF Co. "28 | br a en Charice W Ww. sata Atv bat ‘anufacturing oan ae 8 pega DICKINSON, HURLBUT & € THE oor NaTIONAL BANK, ar on Sept. 17, 1873. To THE Eprron oF fen RRALD:— We pare §o-d received the following despatch from the ria in ype Bank of New Oricans:— Ew Onixans, Sept. 17, 1873, Oeplorabie salar cane x fen vor Please solicit do- tev nations and tiansler by cipher through me, crediting my JAMES J. TARLETON, Cashier. We do not know what facilities the Hibernia Na- tional Bank have for placing the money in Shreve- bert but presume thetr facilities are good. We ‘glad to receive at this bank any sums that ay be subscribed for the sick and suffering in siitevep ort, Ge eo jag the money, by wire, in lew Or! ee alt INGEORGE W. PERKINS, Cashier. New York Corron EXCHANGE, NeW YorK, Sept. 7, 1873, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD :— DEAR Sik—A meeting of the members of the Cotton Exchi was held this morning, to take some action for the relief of the sufferers from yel- low fever at Shreveport, La. The President of the BECnenee, A.B, Graves, presided; W. H. Brodie, Secret On motion of M. B. Fielding a committee was appointed to receive contributions. ‘ne committee are Messrs. M. a Fielding, Theo- dore Fachiri, George Cornwall, Robert Taunshtll, Bepiamain ia Baker and Walter 'r, Miller. y NOON $1,000 were transferred by telegraph by order of the Chairman of the committee to the Howard Association of New Orleans, to be used 1D his cause, any who may desire to assist in thts worth: y movement can send checks to any of the commit tee or tothe Exchange, payable to the order of Walter T. Miller, Treasurer. Yours, respectfully, BR R. POWERS, Superintendent. The following additional contributions for the benefit of the Shreveport sufferers have been re- ceived at the Western Union Telegraph office in New York, and transferred by telegraph through their superintendent at New Orleans :— Rev. Dr. Adie: Good & Wilson. proviousiy’ séknowiedged Total amount transferre COLD WATER CONVENTION. Frohibitionists Cut Adrift from Political Par- ties and Set Up for Themselves—A Full State Ticket Nominated—Appointment of a Central Committee. Syracvsg, N. Y., Sept, 17, 1873, The Prohibition State Convention was held here to-day. There was a respectable repre- sentation from all sections of the State. Simon Brownell, of Washington, was made temporary Chairman, and the usual com- mittees on organization and resolutions were ap- pointed. The Committee on Permanent Organiza- tion reported the following list of officers, which was adopted :—President, Rev. Dwight Williams; ee ereeiene E. Commery, D. J. Mallory, LO. Hoag, T. J, Bissell, Stephen Merrit, Jr. ; Secretary, Ww. heeler. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. The Committee on Resolutions, consisting of Messrs. Humer, Crummey, Latour and others, re- paren ae following, which were unanimously adopter Whereas the manufacture, importation, sale and use of intoxicating beverages 1s the prolitic cause of crime, Profligacy, tole Sigil taxation, Cay ane ane FrupuOn | In, every aspect, | hostile the safety and pre rity le people and subversive of republican institutions; and whereas great political grievances cap only be remedied by the legitimate exer- cise of our political rights; and whereas neither of the Feat political parties Low beiore the people proposes oF tos is the removal of this ovilt ‘there fore, be hat we, as the prohibition party of the State of New York’ place inndmination ‘ceadilates ioe Slate oilleers to be'supported by ts at the coming eleo- ton, and iat we invite all who ogres with ns in these Tizcipies and views to act with us in ‘thelr several localities and at the po! Kesolved, That the history of our present State govern- ment, consisting as it doce of a two-thirds republican islature and a re- ublican Governor, Is such as to render it impossible ior ay sincere temperance voter longer to have any faith in the promises of that tp Fey OF {is pr retended friéndahip for pronibitory lexistato ve shadeless violation nti oft ‘repeated’ pledges in, favor of local prohibition, i nL ot the fermperunce people and its triendshy rs, evidenced nae a ™ i act upon the memorial constitu: Honal amendment prokinining the salvar intosiescy Nauors while the Constitauonal Commission, composed equally of cach party, bad treate fitimost deference And respec a large Talore ity of which had voted. tu" favor c ar it: as by the growning infamy of granting a charter to the Wine and rit Traders’ Society of the United States, recogniziny ab legitimate and hese the: infamous busttiess waied that society and iis members are engaged, an ranting to it valuable and extraordinary Srivilegen lor the avowed purpose of organizing @ power ful lobby to control by bribery and other corrupt raciices the Legislature of the ntate stamps, the repube can party as hopelessly devoted rum power, and rynae the thin veil by ‘which its ‘otion to rum was hldden from the eyes of temperance m No excuse for pretended pers claim for that party, that it brats faens!’ or the friend o! Phroutbivory my esolveds That the time has ar introduce the prehibitory issue nic Doan State tional polities; at we recommend all friends of temperance to make it hereafter the parenenae issue, aud we (io hereby pledge our adberence the nanonal preaisstion party, and recommend that it be organized in each town and’ city and county and district In the State, and appealing to the God of righteousness and justice for guidance and suppor, we will aes ‘these organizations until suc- cess crewns our effort Resolved, That we ‘ore unalterably committed to an amendment of the constitution of our State forbidding the bh oa or sale of alcoholic beverages within its The folowing STATE TICKET a are by the Convention :— Secretary of State—Rev. Dwight Williams, of Maaioon. ae er an, T. Elitott, of Rensselaer. mon Brownell, of Waskifigton. pid Attorney General—Walter Farrington, of Dutchess. nal Comméissioner—Thomas Edgerly, of ee Suffolk. State Engineer and Surveyor—J. 0. B. Wal- lace, of Onondaga. For hh r Of State Prisons—Rev. Isaac Harris, Inspectoi of Gyo a A State Central Committee of two from cach ju- dicial district was appointed, and the Convention adjourned sine die, SHIPWRECKS. Total Loss of the British Ship Panther and Four ef Her Crew. Port MULGROVE, N. S., Sept. 17, 1873, The steamship Panther, bound from Montreal for @ port in Great Britain, with a cargo of provisions, has been cast ashore at St. Baraes, in the Strait of Bele Isle. Four of her crew were drowned, and both vessel and cargo will prove a total loss. ‘The Gloucester schooner Aaron Burnham, Cap- tain Lawson, has arrived at this port from Green- land. Captain Lawson reports having experi- enced a fine summer on the coast, Collision. Sr. Jonns, N. F., Sept. 17, 1873, The British steamship Precursor, which arrived at this port to-day, reports having collided with the American schooner Addie Osborn. THE PARK COMMISSIONERS. Meeting in Secret Session Last Night. The Park Commissioners met yesterday morn- ing a8 usual in star chamber session, For some Treason or otber this commission always hold meetings with closed doors, to the exclusion of reporters and everybody else who is interested pe a This is not bad enough, so one suggests that u sitoperncr. ris reporters be excluded At the morning session delegations from the residents of Inwood, asking oF the extension of F street, and from the brown atone cutters, who Pape lain that, under the new. Park charter, work jis given to gad outside of the State, had a hearing, and their respective complaints will receive the consideration of the commission. The following is the report infaeee port of the Auditing Com- BULLS TO THE FOLLOWING aMmouNTs AUDITED, haar pe helt ‘ Gteorratory.. ‘ Maintenance of bridves. Construction of Museurn of N. Kingsbridge. Total...66.064. + S15 589 According to @ resolntion passed at the adjourn. ment of the morning session, the commission met oe at half-past seven o’ciock, Mr. Wales in the chair. A letter was read from the Commisstoner of Pubhie Works aking that the work of the contrac- tors for the Eighth aven' Jated as not to a othe the construction o! on Sup "vith the cont Contras iat cra ee est. The Superineendent of Al tion reported that tl the Lae of Natural History had been completed as high whe. sub-cellar and was ready for the cont roceed, who have already delivered r the building. ort taal as pret engineer ana on | ma eatin raid wall isin, owing to t 1e manner “in which it was built in 1865, and re- improvements which would cost about $8,000, The maps of the continuation of A ere, Inwood, with Bolton road, were directe prepared and filed according to law. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. 60. Moon rises...morn 2 27 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBEB AND OCTOBER, eorgia. .... +... Viton bavie:: PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT, 17, 1878. asi @n, Moodie, Liverpool via Queens- itennattan ¢ (Br), Price, Liverpooi via Queens- — Wi tore aia Laybourne, Cardifi—A Kieanuhip. Glamorgan (Bn, a pieaiaanlp ‘virginia (Br), Sadler, Glasgow—Avstin Buld- Steamship Koln (Ger), Prancke, Bremen via Southamp- Steamship. © ip Claribed (Bp, Freeman, Laguayra, &— Sear Benefactor, Jones, Philadelphia—Lorillard eifon cd ‘Austin, Griffin, London—Grinnell, Minturn Ship Jacob A Stamler, Samson, antwerp—J W Schmidt # nek x Aurvald (Nor), Rasmussen, Cork oF Falmouth— Bark Coystantia (Br), Strang, Cork or Falmouth Bark Camo zit ‘Gra, Batestro, Cork or Falmouth for au ), Geralich, Cork or Falmonth for or- “Medanich, Cork or Falmouth for or- Hark Acadia (Non), Eldrup, Queenstown or Falmouth— Teteus & Bockman, shark Koug Curl (or), Beck, Hamburg—Tetens & Bock- paatk Pring Carl (Swe), Bernstemn, Konlgsberg—Funch, ‘Hark Naa Nogzarin{ (Ital), Leura, Trieste—Funch, Edye & Rosburgh, Rio Janeiro via iid (Dan), Nielsen, Morgan Pill—Tetens & Bock- Gris Maria Fannie (Br). Randich, Rouen—Slocovich & Brig Lily (Br), Lawrence, Cotte—J F Whitney & Co. ays Ninwaukee, Perkins, Gibraltar for orders—Miller «brig Salve Bn, Johnston, Buenos Ayres—J Norton, Jr, elt JT Hibberd (Br), Miller, Halifax—D R De Wolf & ‘Sehr J P Robinson, Ellis. Co: Schr Win H Keeney, Boers, Sehr, olearee Hien Wilmington, NC—Evans, Ball & arise, Wines, Washington, DO—Van Brunt bent Abbott Devereux, Rich, Baltimore—H W Loud & Schr Falcon, Wheeler, Derhy—Ferguson 4 Wood. win, Wateroary, Stamiord—Stamford Man- ders—Slocovic! Bara Lada (Aus) ‘Gare Alice Tainter (Br), Pune bud as) Sein Br us Christi—H E Sprague. ‘ernandina—Van ufacturing Co. Steamer Fannio, Steamer EN Fairchi Steamer A C Sdmers, Wai ABRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD ST¥4M YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES, Steamship Scotia (Br), Lot jeenstown 7th, with mde an} Fancklyn arrived 4:28 4 Germ: ame! fon 63 54 W, 8 ‘Gerwnn Dark, wound west, Showing ‘rout, Philadelphia, ren. Philadelphia. Liverpool Sept 6 via a7 vamengere to CG iteamsbie Thuringia and Southampton 6th, ad rr Bept rarer a Jon St, passes Le ast pC H Southard (of Ric Gen. Meyer, Hamburg Sept 8 It ne pe ener to fo Lloyd stonraehip, rown, Calcutta fo OL Wright Al as ats ompany with ‘about 80 sail of vei FgRt 2 Co, Ship Loch Earn » 2S Liverpool 87 Re eit md n Bros. jarton (of St Johns, ap, McGrath, Liver: ia Sydney, foamy a n, ballast 16, Eagle, beta up; same time nantiey of wreek inaterial Kena, Falmouth 4 daya, in ballast, hb ry Co. Bark Bygdo (Sor), Christiansten, eo ~ gave, ys. empty barrels, to order; vessel Bark Skjold gr), Bi Bepcricksen, Btettin 49 days, in bal- Wark Gretsen (ie, in, Scettin 50a mich, Bdye & Co. Aug 3) The B Me ang Bale a) Bois hei £55 ver] ay for Rtw York, 40 days out Bandy, Hook, for id 43 day: hie tad westerly winds Banks. Olat Saree Fon | throughout: was 1¢ d ive of Norway, fell trom the main- IT years of age, a topsailvard and was drowned. ‘ark Sendemenden (Nor), Larsen, Lan; in ballast, to master: is und 46 cays, andy Hook, for Eaton, Leghorn Jul; tar ie PaboAgRT Broke Bape Sie: i spoke brig Hermes, trom Phas x Magn (of Boston), Richardson, Rio pis 49days, with coffee to Brown Bros & Co; vessdl | ab ton. ack Fal (Auto Zupart, St Vincent 27 days, in ballast, vibes ta faa rey 13 days, with x Waugh, Guarta- bo, vessel to Way- , agua, 18 days, with ‘ewe 35 days, with coal to ta (Nor), ‘Hansen, ‘Santos via St Thomas, 62 da; ‘isser ; vessel to Tetens & Bosk. nd Bark ‘Atlantic, Dicker: sagar and molasses to Hi lark Morning Star (of Turks. Tal name Md ‘days, with sugar to Brooks Bark surah (of Roston), Ni hots, ar to Moses Taylor & Co: rig Ercole (Ital), oes toJCs bai) reofee to Simon de = fig tothe (of Pugwash, NS), Mulford, Jacmel, larqueaz; vessel to boats Grane Cunha, Pernambuco $2 days, . Leek, Virginia. tere Hae Jones. Crittenden, Virginia. . Wooiey, Virainia. Rohr alice Pearce, Oran Arrived 1th—Schr Isabella, Burton, Humac a, PR, 18 rs uci dad V Onatavia & Co; vessel to Evans, The bar Ernst & Benno (Ger), Wiltsla, from Rio eat via aoe which arrived 16th, is con- Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. ake, Johnson, Portland for New ngers. Petts, Windsor for New York 10 1 dare Pri ris Plaster to Wotherspoon Bros; vessel to D K RE Minquas, Heaney, Providence for Port Johason. w Freach, Pawtucket f.r New York. te Thomas Morris, Dolliver, Bridgeport for's Xow y Rohr Mary K Long, Handy, Schr © L Bell, aurppy, G lon, Steamship Chesaj Bh with mdse and passe: Behr J FC leon (Br). Boston for Norfolk. nm Cove for New York. c peactiond fut yore reenwich for New Yor Wickt Wa New yndon fc IE AES ae Tae TH ag Northport for mh New Loud jon for br Wm EB Howlett Smith, Glen Cove for New York. sen re Lindsay, Bradford, Norwalk for Eliza- Scht Henrtetta, Waddell, Bridzeport for Sonth Amboy. Schr J G Pierson, Ferris, Stamford tor New York. Steamer Biectra, Mott, Providence tor New Yora, with and passengers Sehr denn 5" Sianiove Brig Mansanilia, Benson, Port Johnson for Portland. aan Liazie Raymond, Lord, Port Jobnsou for Provi- “Scht Provident, Bradley, Now York for Providence, 1 ing Sea Breeze, Freleigh, Elizabethport tor New Lon- ‘Schr Laura 8 Watson, Sargeant, PortJohnson tor ern. Bal Seur free prise Layton, New Yors for Portland, fompeon, New York for Windsor. eeDe § Macomber, Wiggins, Elizabethport for Ports- gen “Anaconda, Wallace, New York for Stamford. ‘hr Brunnetie, West, New York for Ban, as Schir Restless, Haskell, Philadelphia for fenr Sheppard A Mount, Young, Newburg for Pall ‘ox, Port Johneon tor Norwi Palmer, Dearborn, Phidelphte for a aria alot Williams, Port Johnson for Nor- Weehawken for Niantic. ‘eehawken for Niantie, New York tor Hostot Schr Elisha L Smith Sehr Willow Marp, # Schr Gertrade, Brockway, Schr Kobert L' Smith, Nickerson, New York for Wey- month, Sehr Ny pringa le, Young, Hoboken for Providence, Wilder, New York for Port Johnson for Albany for Pravttence. echawken for Bos chr Beta, Kobinsd) chr Einily © Dent Sor 4 L Adams, Dickerson, W Schr Henry Cole, Chadwick, New York for Fall Tg Tl enn id. Part gous f for Moston: Sehr General sheridan, Kate & Mary, Cog zi Pai Allston, Filagerald. ihr bf Kennedy, New York for Boston, aaa ease a 0" EE iW wea Johnson for New Bed stron io York fer wpe erson, Haverstraw for Provi- een z at saad New York for Boston. tht, Oliver, Perth prabey, for. ane Bohr Jonte t Pike, qwe, plisabethpory Behr Lizzie Inman, 1 antley. New ark or era iver. Schr Mariner, Rich, New York for Greenwich. + asa D Mangum, Chase, New York for New Schr Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich. Schr Clara Post, Ferris. Port Johnson tor Portchester. Steamer, Electra, Mott, New York tor Providence. BAILED, (Sen, Dasun:: dione ayra, ko; Benetactor, Br), Lon ons ‘barks Abby Bacot Rouen; Yur i . Bagua la G ost Re ene aa ' (Nor), ter tes ‘at sat Ger), Sr tettin; Caroline ‘or), “gi Haparanda, —. erriwa, Brunswick. Ga: Nimwau! Gertrude, Fernanda; Mary B Dodd, George schrs Anha 4 Holton, Corpus Christ; LF Warren, 4 bap srara; Rambler, Fori de 1 Lizzie Ives, Kingsién, Ja A G Bryant, P. Ly iY re A W Collins, Bo; 1da a Saya ius Hogs Roxanna Johtsom, Noriolk; Washi lary Fish, do. Wind at sunset SE nae Marine Disasters. or cieaad mena eg yds ae had her stem badl, ax We Srewaerr (Br), bec for oe Ol ester, F, ashore at Fox River, wll Became & total wreck. rte ors have condemned repel, snd recommendea, Or ponds taigngag tse gi at the cargo gpd all that 1 le belonging to the Areet of 0d chat hey he Nas Stokes the tide le dowing In out of the old. shane i 1LL DB _L!Am (416 tons, of Liverpool), Jones, trom ©) yrs sc, a he ere pe ia been aban- doned soa in a 0 con- sistod ont bbls 6) ita enti, 2,198, bbls ron, 125 tons phosphate Fock and Supen Banx Mayvs (Au Pietro, from Foxes July 19 for Phil- adelphia, was joned at sea Aug Bure Maapaa en. from me for vapteel CB, went ashore in Morecombe Bay Se; Brio Apermar a0 tons, of fan Francisco), Smith, from Nagasaki for hanghae, driven ashore at Osima WJa- pan); part ef cargo sa Bria mentees @Mateh), eh ay with da San Prancises which put into Valparaiso July 19 wil caret repaire aud was ready to resume her voya: Brie ANN Mitonent (Br), pleco ea New York gal for Dantzic, put into Sheerness on the llth inst, Bria Tnoa (Sw), from Bi video, with lumber, was spok dismasted, deck load’ g Sina aed end, sistance was ofiercd Sonu Mantua, Smith, from Wopite for Boston, befor reported towed Into Norfolx Sept th, waterlogged, nad Dn painped out, hauled on the railway sept 13, with er cutire cara ‘of Pine lumber onder deck on board, the deck 1 ving been thrown averbourd at sea. Tho seams in her bertom were. found very. open, gakum in many pieces hanging out of the seams. being caulked all over. pelone Sareuo (BP, Spragg, from New York for Antigua, reported al at sea, rej tons, Bhd was builtin 1870 at, st John, NB, whene 5 she hal ler cargo consisted of 27.10) Iba olf meal, 2,500 do lard, 750 do hams, 0X d 400 boxes candies, 600 Dbi flour, 200 do corn meal, 73-d0 pork, G0) bushels corn, 2 reams paper, 200 packages bread, Ibale hops, 2 hhds to- bacco and 50) gallons refined petroleum. Sonn Laxanrixs, from Philadelphia for New Bedford, before reported hauled on the mnd at Newcastle, Del, to stop, a, leak, repaired and sailed for Gestination Ail of ante y Farrow, Small, from Choptank River for st) ‘Sonn, ae with a cargo of lumber, put into Norfolk 1th ing ust Teaking badly, survey was held and it was rogolv Hacharge the deck load and put the vessel on the Bat for repairs, which would be doue on the 16th. Scar Bsratze (of Southport), Furnt: ‘01 ee PM 1th for New York, wed it ashi na re about eight rca rest ‘oint jaith, beach, i ile Ae charge of the pots, Capt gone Below about four o'clock for rest. Sh 0 on board. Capt F arrived at Providence for assistance and left on the: steam ‘Bg Reliance, to endeavor to haul her off the next tide. tide was about two hours’ ebb ‘when sn& wert ashore, with the weather clear. ooo Jason, from Port au Prince, with a cargo of k ‘was ashore on «Brandywine Thoala on the. 16h pee ‘Parites at Lewes, have contracted to get pet j she ta reported galing. painter report she beun meripped, Her head 4 settling ia the sand. Her etern, it 1s supposed, rests on an old wreck.) Soar Risx, of Plymouth, Mass, bee the crew of schr Napier, pay Halifax, Aug 28, when the Napier was spencenes apt Morrissey landed the crew at Island Tr. ofS aT RS Cite Guar Tan NA RR rand re the gale ar nown to Seria her ome. As she has not arrived, there re- tuale eng doubt hat she was lost in the storm, with on boar an M Sewaut is ashore at Point Edward, idee port ith starboard side bad wed, Dutta sta Dilee broken in, and ‘matnmast gone, with every tin attached. Tax wreck of the brig Zanoni, at Merigomish Pond: was bought bya Pictou company for $800. The vesse has been got off in good condition, and her present owners pA ‘tt is said, make a large profit out of their specuia- jon. ime: Ga, ing, 2 for Monte- off ‘Warsaw Sept 15, eKing Charleston, As- Newront, RI, Sept 17_Schr Estelle, of Southport, Sonn, Captain Buri t ashore on the morning of the X Ti tuiles west of Point Judith, Tugboat leliance widence, this afternoon made an unsuccessfal attempt tp et her off. is now full of water, and Gasks Wilf Have to betiwedtn order to Host her she is from Providence and bound to New York, in ballast. Messrs Waters & Uo, wreckers, of this city, proceeded fo2er- 6 float schooner Clara Smith, ashore on Bull ocks, below Boston, for sixty per cent of value of cargo and vessel. Prywovr, Sept $—Tho steamship Hammonia, from New York, Lepore that the hurriczne she encountered on Aug % occurred in lat 42 N, lon 66 W. . Tt commenced on the afternoon of that day, and during the night a suo over her. The main- were torn away, and he ihe water poured down ih le ual jr a day aud two a re cuaniiee the gale lasted, having batiened’ over Who openings and pumped out the water. Notlec to Mariners. UMITED STATFS OF AMERICA—SOUTE CAROLINA—DAUFUSKIE ISLAND RANGE BEACONS. Notice is hereby given that, on or about Oct I, 1! range of lending lights will be exhibited on the nerthenst olin tof Dautuskie Islan: : mark the channel into Calli- ue Sound from Tybee Ro: Georgia. ¢ front light is placed o1 ame tower 15 feet hi located near fee shore, the focal plane being 22 ay inted white and the lantern red. of 90 di rear light is loc: jocated 700 y a Sie northwa the keeper's dwelling, whicn is att white, the an = being red, The tocal pi is i above mean be Jens is dioptric, of the oe order of the Fresnel and stows we wiixed white lian Wuminading aa LING Dinecry seecdiiadie ge Roads will beige the beacons In api haa iaain ight bears 8' Aaa the ae ie He the bravo: {8 range un jock’s poin is passed, then aul 20 ye id-channel, n cle proximity to the renge line near the strong current pots directly across tt be carried through the chan- Bint tn te Dalt feet ‘where it crosses the shoal CONNROTICUT—PLACING A CAGE ON RED BUOY NO 8, FisuER's ISLAND SOUND. Notice ts hereby given that a wooden cage, of the same oplog ae the the spar, has been placed on the rei tae buo: Ye 19 Freeones Cota cts i ne ES Yont vesse! Into Stonington from lea on the rboard hand—a mistake whfcl raion ag caused disaster. The buoy, mm its position, iach es. by its color and number, a properly ‘a guide thé main channel of the Soun: ‘by erder of the agntnowse Foard aliecay Chatman, J Maton DO Sep srs Na Whalemen. Arrived at Provincetown Mth, schr att ete Te Hattoras Ground, en's ORY ‘ie riod iS poke oth inst, on Hatteras Ground, achr B “8 Pi el ‘ovincetewn, 200 bbls sp oll. Paval July 3, bark Mercury, Poa | of am Beato 1, Put, In for provisions and to land oll ¢ by 34 A aesallo, Gifford, of NB, was at sea July 10, a) reports having taken Ji3 bbls sp ofl this weason" “A ie tt Spoken. Steamshi from San Fran agen cisco for Yokohama, tniverse (sr, Tomes, from Liverpool for Savan nab, lon 87, tee. rrest, jogs from Rangoon for Pal- nat Ammer scant nip, showing signal letters HBFR, steer. Mark 0) ay, tromn Savannah for Callao Juno anes ant dows, Ingersoll, from, M | lanc! lowe Ingerso! Higk wali es a wie sol, jontevideo for a ace, from 3: y Wee arab 55 onceh 16 Srey, OB, for New K Chas Forbes, bradford, from Portland for Buenos ar 8, Aug 2, lat 6 N, | TBritish bark, showing JPOT, trom x Ne Ra Sie me leweastle for ary ‘aples, from New ¥ork for Baltimore, Sept 13, 9 miles of Chincoteague (Lad 4 and was supplied with another. Nr arc are Forcign Ports. Bars, opt 17—Arrived, steamship St New Toner sigh rf Laurent (Fr), rus, Aug I—Suiled, bark Com D: ‘ vid Owen, Duuton, Batayian Vom rks Lord Clarendon (Br), maven der, Juan 4 Peron (Arp). Gould. tor do Me y, and Woolside, Montgomery, diegy ‘orn, Nason, fof Bast Indies 6 days. ener” lees nucDa, Sept o-Cleared, sehr W A ibson, Bray, Now mDALee Sept'igtareived,, brie mM ONDA, rived, agaguada: Johnson, Si Jono, © fo hirano GLascow, Sept iin Arrived, steamship Manitoban (Br), rare Juebec. st 2dmaprived ‘ a ONG, Se) rrived prev! Creelman, track Leichhardt pails velvans, SeptS—Sailed, bark Fama (Sp), Amigo, Sa- "Batted 16th, suramsbip City of Galveston, Evans (from New Orleans), New ¥ La Union (San Salvador), Aug 15—In port bark Moscow Fr). from Bordeaax, for bregon, to load lumber for ‘allio. Liverroon, N8, Sept ¢—Cleared, bark T R Patillo Campbell, Wamproah ita, ; subd Movitia, Septli—arnived, steamship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, New York for Glasgow. MATANZAS, Sept 9—Cleared, sone Kalmar, Lambert, Pascagoula. Hiowrnnat, Sept, 13—Arrived, steamship St Patrick Br), Stephens, Glasgow (and clekred 15th tv return) Cleared 15th, steamship Austrian, Rivchis, Liverpool; Surprise, Minus, Montevideu; Valkyra, McKenzie, ‘ aqparo, PR, Aug BSaitod, schr Leona (Br), Farwell, ONT SvoNRY, Cl Sept S—Arrived, barks Alice Roy Br), Dough i on: Maggie M (Br), Mitchell, Buenos Hogoehran, (Bn. Smith, | Liverpool; ton aan. erat do; brig Samuel Muir I), Hicks, Hamburg: 7th, b Fomont, (iP, Miller, Nor Piscataqua (Br), ont, atnitordam bactolus Gir, ple, Newry; Gipsy (Br), Creamer, London; brig n) ate ‘vel do. zomg Charleston. ap Severn (Br), ‘ondon), Haifa’ poe CoA iarnyed, Hysonn Fi Sarmatian wn, Seps 17: Sed Hermann Green he Br, A patna Mak ye fiiayt, Sept 4—In port brix Mary E Ladd, for opens br Ue Sept 15—Arrived, brig Wanderer (Br), Gib- bon, 1a ancaner's Bay, NS, Sept 12~Bailed, ship Pocahon- tas, Hartwell, Live Sr Sony, NB, Sept 16—Arrived, schr Chas A Bovey (Br), Price, New Bailed 14th, ship St Joseph. Coltey, Livernon Vauranaiso, Aug 7—Sailéd, Competitor, Alten, Iquique, to load for Phikadelphla: 10th, @p, Humphrey (rom Shields, having repaired), Molletde: barks Muud Scammell (Bre Thompacd, 1quique; 12tp; Charles Brower, for Corral. Cleared Aug 1S, ships Kenilworth (Br) (trom Macabl, » | aes repaired), England; Governor Langdon, Kenney, juiqae. in port, Aug J6 ships Portiaw Gr. io: Sea- ur for San ) ire: Quiniero {Gus Manning: for Béston, Id ; Charmer, Lan rankiin, Linnell, disg: Boswel Sprague, Sawyer, from Portland, 0, for’ Qucensto erwin | fin Bozzao’ une; & M Davis (Br), Br), trom Liverpool, arrived igs py San Franeisco; ‘ta (Br). Guy, for San Fraucisco; brig Accra (Dutch), tor do, about leaving. Scoria.’ oh Bingay, Savannah; Buurass, rived, Guiseppe York ; ‘, sth, ‘ih, Panusra e Nova fo 3 Peta Paldet nik” acace, New York; Forza, Porhich, & d Suez, Foamato, 58 Saeaad pt 4—Arrived, G Jones, nos New ‘atied sth, New Era, Gord : Sth, Hilde Morck, New York 6th, aber Godisey, Chapian, 7 Waion 6th, D W Chapman, Btetson, from Cron- gbald, Adams, for New Qrleans, Bonpuapy, "ee Sarr : Dover sa iipben a: New York, sm Hovan Isk-Adgje Meadatn, Partridge, Os Cape Breton, Agen, mame few York; Norge, Jol a SS eeet Charlotte Gedaie, Barwatiiavan, Sept 1—Arrived. Baltimore (, Lillen- hain, Baltimore; Richard, Bamnbach, Philadeipbii ai! ist, Shakspeare Fee! w Yor! Onto Bm: fand trom Southampton Oo" igen Tordans ovr fork. i gliperva,, Rainey, deh ‘New York @), eObapive Sept Sear Patet New York. uD Brovkinan, Ames, wad bray Fallay, Uap, Bris: fol: Beh Olive § Southard, Wal dg. ited 4th, 8 Korein & Darensen’ New OF Sth, Rena, naeeae: : Veranda, Christopbersen, do; ren, ea ae io aengire., ou rensen, and Nethania, Mik- kolaen, for Now mort ith, Ermipia’ Merello, Merello, doy Heriha, Peterson, do. Chapa Saat, Aug 27—Arrived, Cristina, Castellano, New Yc ‘Dentin, “Sept 4-Cleared, Prancls Lowey, Lewey, New "yet Mara shield Balled. ¢ ‘Charles Purvis, Small Cardift. reo Primo, Debarbleri, from Am- pt ke Arrived, Sonth America, Loring, Land Sadit au Mouton (nid sailed) harles '& oh, ERlapeen, af Phuladeiphia (and sailed); ométh, Gana’ da Belle, Tindall, nderland for ’beboys ‘Prince qusan, Gaston, rome “Halt for Baltimore. asa ed 4th, ith, Huguenot, Peterson, from Rangoon tor 2 ARDANELLES, Aug 25—Passed, Luciano Serra, Cacace, from New York for basa, Donncat, Sept (Balled, Quaco, Dakin, Sydney, OB. from Gronstadt for New Yorks iat Faucietimey heer 01 + bat Mangor, ae for Cronstudl vt anata pLe—arrived, Angelo, Schiaffino, Rotter- ara foe New fey ra Percy, from Me lejitlones for Mul) Lizard “athe Southern gues: Woogbury, from the e Balle for 3 aA for Cardi; oth Robinson, ‘Stetsou, trom Havre for Off the Start Polgs mivone, Serena P, Gargurevich, from Eremerhaven Eek New gimomy, Sept 2—Arri rod Robe a, Daggett, New York. Grimssy, Sept 5—Sailed, esern U ceull, Riddle, Pen- sacoia. LaLascow, Sept 4—Arrived, Black Eaglo, Dow, Port Balled 4th, Veteran, Cathcart, Quebec (ana from the Chee ed from the (oh pe ‘Sth, cr itr? Brownell, Tybes mee Opa Sept 6—Arriv. Bagittario, ‘tomassich, weiled th, Julie Heyn, Albrecht, Wilmington, NO; Sth, ‘Titania, Jensen, New Guwoa, Aug si Salted, Martino antl, New York. TamonRa—Arrived sept ‘Ceres, Lund, Phisdelphiot tthe Madura, Brawn, Latabarg tot PRRS “sta (and anchored), Sept 8—Arrived, Tone, Thompson, Portland, regon. ORaiied 4tn, Great Admiral, Jackson, New York. Hutvorr, Kept opt + rived Ze esta, Boston. Hutsinae Be arte eH Laprens Keser from shiclan ASTIN , fro for geltimores ro; AMOF, Premuda, from Rotterdam for New ‘Arrived, Ontarlo, Patterson, 8a Francis, Beh, iy eapales, inlga, on i few York; Ortental, Con- jazetto, Bere Bi Nay Essex, Morrow, Pensacola; Glen- rallock, Bons, Baltchores Memphis (a Mellons Mon. itis Gueen ny Maccars New Orleans; Rudol- ; Amoy, Parkman, Balti. ba Dopaiee us Casi, tinde eb, Charleston en8, ana off the Bell Bugy « omer, Jobn! mond: Leda, a on Witz ston, NO; Lorenz, ih janeeD, Fhiladel Neared sth, Alex MeNell, Storer, Bombay: Don} canties Lindegren, Charleston, 50, Tiber, lark, Bi ore eo Kolberg, inswic! ‘ 7G berg, Schiele, Ga; bfibert sea Hutchinson, Caleua ter g; Bakes, tian Mterod out 4th, Btow: Fernandina ; Caled (@), Pearce, New Orleans sr ‘Claxton: eee | anita Oo wanes Ball pores key Charleg free 01 8 ay mond, a ‘Chem, MeCulios do; BH ney AE Biar, Nininton! NC; Pagar, Brown, fons Aploniettt 0, Jaccarino, Soi nie ; Circassian je, Mont ‘Sat the Bell Buoy 8d, paneer Cringls, from Liverpool eo Fensacol ath, Marcia’ © Day, Chase, from do for harlesto Off the Skerries 4th, United States, Lunt, from Liver- pool for can Loxpon, sept Boylesta,’Arnesen, New Yor! Cleared Prag? steels Muller, New Yor! fand sailed from Gravesend 5th) George Ken oollacott, epsece! Savani my fo qew York. ‘reR, Sept 4—bailed, ise ww ¥« Lowpoxperey, Sept 4—Arrivi ttn Ogssabona, ona, Oem New oat Petite Linz, Rew, var, Sa M ina V, Ferreira, New York; 9th, La NG. ‘Siisucs, ES Belle, Sausre. WL Burrodgis, Nichols, Eng: Matyo, Aug 8)—Passed, Adolf, Lundberg, from Getle for w York. Xewoa asthe, pa Vindex, Parkhouse, Phila- d 1, Hill, for Bombay. ered out, Magdalens, Alsen, for rk. Wik Pour, Sept 5—Passed west, an American ship ing signal letters WBS M. aac mtuns Nept OM, Coloms. Potter, from Shields for t $—Sailed, be at zie , New York. “Fanarow.§ 3—On, mn, Anderson, . je tte, Fo, Bale 2a Ball River: RENSTOW?, ‘Gov Howlana, Hiore and was off the Lisard, Sth); Sth Loufa and Ges trade, pelbaum, Antwerp. nae pana avira. prey Le pale co cree operat eet S-OM W Wood, from Philadelphia oN, Sept S—Arrivea, New York (), King- “e Bremen 1 NOY FO og A.J Pope, Gerdien, New yor sis Concord, Paget, do; Sept 2 George ‘Henry, for Dank! oe ee Tet, ne yt Std, Brothers Apap, Ferrugia, Si Catherine's Point 5th, Jane Fish, Brown, trom rgntes for Sandy Hook. BALONICA, Aut Foonived, Thetis, Beale, New York. -Trauke, Sept 4—Sailed, Volunteer, Zambelli, Ne’ ‘ork, ‘Tere, Sept \ rahe ane oe Bye, Wood Wyborg. wah’ Save tee t sal Lord, veneaut (from Aa inanee Sept Sept 3—Arrived, King’s County, McClelland, New York jor otterdutn. American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Sept, 1b—Arrived, steamship FE meets, ig of York; pe per, as ;Fu Odiorne, Providence, Nettle C Payne, Sailed—Sohrs B E Pecker, East Uatpridees BF Fart, eh Arrived, echrs KE O Rankin, Windsor, NS, AP mes, Hersohell, Bristol; Hlizabeth Eaw: pains Floreace say. Kuyn's Pott; kiwood Buren go: Annie Armaden rom F fon). Wasdington; Charlie Bride, Providence. to aired, camer Qentineda, mm ion, Ly ver ir Pea pada ties eo 4 Bere, ‘Surge, a ‘als, Burye, Ke ‘alleyro. Kellar? Sea cora, Dennison, and ‘Palm: and John Rose ad Samuel Brittainy dy. and Sedona, Wail, Elizal Frill, Bizabethport; Nelson eohawken; Frances Edwards, reat, Nickerson, ort Johnson; Knight, y Sanborn. do’ Copia, West, agid P A. Burlingaine, do; Alugki, hor 14 Hickman, Crocker, pa bea 2, Planter, onary, South Amboy; HB Metcait ay, Amboy ; Lad. Rntfoik Armstrong, Hobok Walian Cargill,’ Rich, ao: Stak, Shermary do. elow, brigs and ‘a, from’ New Yor! Wil Howes, Batt larva, Ga. Ps its amir, Wiliais Lawrenceand Neveas: brigs eh and Emeline. mith ed, steamship Lord Clive (Br), Urquhart, verp =f ark Alexander (ew), np te jothenbt orig Lochtel (ir), Cleuitegos: actir Abert, Anguilla Also arrived steamer Glauous, New ah Irvii vadon, 3 zm, Haroon Rept I-Artived, barks Rin! att a» Gloucemer. £; Worse (io) Foope, Bremen, gor), Morex, Liverpool: eas BE), Bonwit, Helo faneiro: schrsJumes Jones, Tilton, New fork: RP Rey. ard, Bal, i Me; fall, Windsor, NS; W kumscy, Brown, Rockwell, agi prada tt binge shaw. Bor ry, Bucksy! i ,, ene ite fold, Gdrsoa, Salem; MA Volsom,’ Rove, ‘ie red—nark Lalla W (Br, MoNelll, Queenstown or orders. | vi Boston; H M Morris, Demerara. Ballet ire Gay nent toma pe alled, schr Gertrade Plura- me BOTHAT ra Be cot Qearrived, schr Ellon, Torrey, BOAT Sep sailed, sonre Crowley, Pailadetpnias BATH, Sept l 1th “Albert Daily, io. . Tived. aches Carrie Alloe, Call, New York; Se- dine dor’ weaintag “Katokerbooker ge) Hathorn, hiladel Bist, Sept 18—Arrived, sehr Delpht, Aten, Eltza- MOWRRLESTON, Sept B-Cloared, bark Foam’ (Br), ort in Great Bri Oo te Mew ¥ rived ah ‘lorie § Giarky © Clark, New York Chats: Sept ead, sour WGK Mowry, Washingt Mary Ann, Alley; Sarah Wooster, Mirae! teed Aeioiyiiidamend aa Cetow, bullver, New vopkpactrapa, Wooster, Puiladelyhia. Richmot a Congyer, aos | eth: Fanon, Newman, Mer uta rived, schr J Boyle, tock ‘Rast BSCE te grr | aeaF Emind, White ow Tors ier Teune M, 15—Sail ORS PTAA Sa ee te tener, YeAlingen, "Philadelp iat Lilie O Wells We Neat EDGARTOWN, corn, New York ge Banvore, Ailtic kone za sport ; Mary Br rewer, Sat oP Jameson, 4. for A tt eet es ee oe New 1a, Wentworth, * f oe ae for Boston eit Selasony Snnseeaie ‘A schr A es _ cerald, Hostor ani Por spies en. Pupeey 1). POPE | a pvergea fanch sia, From Ge ay ne from an (89, from apie lg naa ot iy for Bremen; brig a uo tome an ant hig riven Meharry en agi or G nila lelphis; mond, Goldsmith, end a Baker Wth—arei Phil Sherid york: Nellie Doe, iadel iphlay BI rir raat RT eo VESTON bape ie wae steamship Clyde, Ken« IR, Sis of San Antonio, Pennington, hrrived, ‘Dark Robert Boak (Br), Halcrow, Livery Perth Ai Agne: Robt Ruz, poate tad eal eye f Sncinn Barensseena Booth, “Leam: jan, Wilmington, NO, teen a Aton ot Wi Suntth, Pe Mi e Way. xo Bepte—arrived, sshr Waabiagion Berry, ee GROGNVILLE, Sept 18—Arrived, echr Joseph Oakess sOBELe, Sept 22—Arrived, brig Sjaelland, Lund, Ria NEW ORLEANS, Fens ay Hg Star, Cook for Boston; teen, sicker Sournwest Pass, _ 18—Sailed, steamship Georg¢ Cromwell, ION rrived, schr Mary Yarrow anal Poepten iver i 2 St wired aonb ee Disaste ser Nickerson, New Yo san, fa ake Boutit Amboy. Balled —B: ayia ro oaaie, ‘ Bilbei—nete Zavl rune, Alles: Philedeinig; | NEWPORT, "Bept i ‘ or rs alt, pong for ry Siar ony itor New York; Win Pa ry 1 a A en MORWICH, Sept e-Arrivod, sehte Uicas, Aleeandriay Vhauied“Sebe ts Bote. Bins Frank and Old Zack, Rent are Sept if -Arrived, ef, schra Ellwood Dorany jarvis, ia; Fiying ok, Hoboken sever, ford, Brovidenos ier sem'vgrt ‘Alon Gurney Gurney, Rondout rissa Allen, n, Newport Rose C oun, Fit raid, ew York; ee Bead, she bourne, south Am! HG NJ pracy ton, Burns, of sloops ‘Mary Bru: tent, Dextet, New York; Livingstone, Brown, Bauzer Balled—schre R hove, Crowley, New York; Lila Staples, a Now runswick. Marner, Handy: Brunswick, Ga. bt. ee Areive Ships Nor (Kon f Hook j ens (Ger), cb dard 18 fy es De Capo | cent si depart Bat Jay ay. , Bonet TMinkham, Baracoa: pot ne Houoky Tunes ane nee as M Rloherdag Provinoetown} D At Darien or Cg ay t Dalgiedsh BD, wrevgr Ola tart a 1 ©, Gibraltal fear, ‘Oatharine (Be), Piper. D Rich, frowen, Bavana? sctira,b fences Fortsmogth, ai qe Le a Boise, Marbishead, rowell, Ban 3 dlelga & Bowen, Gar Satterth' at 90, 0; ‘D ate ay, doe Benj gen ga Staare, iw Ocean Wi 8 Vaod nt do; Chas "Jac French, nalts Wall er, Sag Harbor: Jos Forter, oes awtucket 8 A Bolco, Yates, Provide Lawes | bel, Sept 16, AmB Jane Black and a few hae cae ference nena ae Passed a Paar iam Wate ory, JF trom Livers Poe eninge, gn ete ich was detained here by thd grew refusing to prooéed,, went to soa last night, the sure Pe geTEANB. NB "Beye Bemarr s er, apt taka Sor sory pl Chas, ‘Stan; ict tri eeaiae riffin, text all schrs Annig pple ‘at New Nore} Harriet Fuller, tune Woeronk Lari ork; Hai ; gaa So are ta dod Galt ar MoBeane x a Yon Sitiod Bart, , penmle # Lorin; brigs E H Williamg, oa PORTSMOOTH, Sept 8—Arrived 2g, thelomer harbor gghrs Bramball, Hamilton, Clark's Talend for New Soko an er aa Hannie Westbrook, Littlejoli Y coHtake, ND ah A Tote ors. Panwa, Kelley, Calais fox" New York; a ‘ne Kuight, Carl, and Delaware, Snow, TROVE DENG Sept 16—Arrived, schrs Oceanu delphda: Yosspn Hay, Bee be, do; Mary panels, ‘hadeowa, adeiphia tor ee et; ts AO Chester. do for, do: Cloud, Cathcart, oe cer, do; Foam, Bishop, ‘New’ 2 pavrick a, Woise: off dia iver janes, bh or Pawwtack et: Henr, Retneh, ake re Emeline E Potter, Bil rth, di Wootten, Young, Go: fara we 4 Keepal; 0 Count goat: G Locke, Bunce, Bunge, do: | Martha Heath Tf) Bowland, guamars Kel Geancr, Bgbert, Hobokant Fell 8 6 Vought, Halloc Huntingtons sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, New York vi wRalled—Steamer Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimores sehr 87 Rovbing Hortgn, Band 8 = he spite Mare i, Tren Hertha ® eg, “ary Gabitoy Partes, Bal Sarah Roniout; A G Lat Laweot, “vip paicky Bas Hat ie vagons e se ook w way dos Mt My a ay facie Bi rend} nA ia ee i of aie fo ‘Hen enrieta ieee MW. “Senediis GUREL Soptiocareived, tte, Kenyon Buckingham, aaa Wary 3} pet fitndrows: Fhlncels th Amboy; James Parker, Sr a9 Harr Ms Hooton, Philadelphia; Isaaa RICHMOND, pope Arrive on, i stearpahtp O14 Dominion erate : Sardine viiaurbe x Reookley gata fi aD asbr 00 pS a ‘cat pee Sawayer, New York. any. es Adopt “i is—Cieared, bark Ana, Reina, Lov P mans (orand Genarton. Geared sr Meu P ekira'h Bilts Boston. SER HaNcisoo: Sort heared, a River, Laney @r), Walliams, Liverpodt, A Annie F eenstown ; bark 'C an \—Shii De We 9 pet pang in eu faeina i amer Great Republic, Howard, Hong Kong and A Voxcbena, pt 6—Arrivea, schr Harry Leo, Mayo, Eli be to SON, sane Sept 15—Arrived, schre West Wind, Tracy, Fapeseipnia, ae Vee Fengar, Woodbridge, $ Ki Sailed—sche m Pi ) Marvel ‘Keefe, Baltim WILMINGTON, ere ee Drigs, Tarpela Br), Young, Live: Kechricht, ‘Kechricht, jon; sehr Nellie Star, totes Bath, Me Cleared—Stoamship’ Metropolis, Nicholson, New York, __MISCEL LAN EOUS, A BOLE TE DIVORCES TVORCES OBTAINED PR So Diva ent jegal everywhere; deserti cient caus no publicity required; no shades ont a ae UsE: Attorney, 194 Broadway. A HERALD. BRANCH © OFFICE, BROO! ELYN, . corner phat eh avenue and ___On'Bunday trom 3 to FM ‘ABsoLcrE DIVORORS ORTAINED FROM Counre of different States; mk Ry Sadat ns no pupticr or for, overs comm! at | Bo feew in advance: advice fee ; commits jounse! oad ayy | CORRES CAN B: ED, Sonne Cn Pen aUP, TONG HENCK'S MANDRAKE' ay day Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Cony ey Fre medicines that stop a cough will occas the death a of tie e,patens, vie whey {ook up the liver, the ba gg! lon of the |p Netasn J Eat s bry) the: yf clog the action’of the very organs tha! the 0 ie the causes of tw: poe sPOoceatepon i persons co: pation, seated thirds of of a dull ‘in ne jaa ste | Ny originate xd a pole os or Phe atomsen oe a torpid live Li if they take one or two heavy ool an ifte toa itr these caves be suddenly ly checked, wi ued remalsing torpid an 74 aware the lungs ulcerated, the result of which dea: k's Pulmomic Syrup is an expectorant, which, qncnanekn Pal any opium or anytifog calculated to check a cone} nek's Tonic dissolves the food, mix Ly fy wate D Juices of the stomach, aids ‘digestion and! 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