The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1873, Page 12

120 FRAUDS oof BROOKLYN. The Bond Robbery in the Comptroller’s Office and the Post Office Defalcation—The Losses Increasing—Park Bonds Missing— Kessler Committed to Await Examination—Money Or- der Clerk Young Still at Large. The bond clerk of the Comptroller's office, Rudolph Keasier, who was arrested on Friday last, charged with stealing two bonds of the valae of $1,000 each, was arraigned before Justice Walsh yesterday. The counsel for the prisoner asked for an adjournment, as he had not succeeded in pro- curing the attendance of a certain witness for whom they had been in quest, The Court grantea “the motion, whereupon counsel moved that his Client be admitted to bail After some argument mpon the subject between the counsel, Mr. Keady, ‘and Corporation Counsel De Witt, Justice Walsh ‘admitted Kessler to bail in the sum of $5,000, The examination was set down for ‘Tuesday morniug neXt, at ten o'clock. Before @ bondsman who had come forward in the interest -Of the accused could sign the necessary documents Mr. De Witt, who had absented himself for a few | minutes, returned and said, addressing the Court, “Your Honor, I have just been in the Comptroller's office and he’ finds that there are five Park bonds Maissing in addition to what is already gone, Under those circumstances it would be well tu consider the matter of bailing this defendant.” Mr. Keady—Well, what o! it? Supposing there have been more bonds found to be missing, what Aas that got to do with this case? 1 suppose there | ‘will be more found yet. Justice Walsh thereupon declined to admit the prisoner to bail and committed Kessler to the com- Mon jail to await examination. STATEMENT OF THE PURCHASER OF THE BONDS. Mr. Broisted, the purchaser of the stolen bonds, made the subjoined statement of the tramsacuion yesterday :— Tealled round at the Comptroller's office several times {during the past two weeks to purchase, if possible, some nds, and they, promised to let me know when had any tosell. The day before yesterday Kessler bs a letter stating that x4 had $15.000 worth of Park tosell. I wentdown immediaicly to the Comptrol- Sorc offee to eve Reaslon, On arriving there: however: he | told me that they had reconsidered the determination to well these bonds, but he said he had t ‘Rett street boulevard: bonds which he was willin ti bought them and gave him for ste tn ayiment on the Manufacturers’ Netional | Bank ‘ot Williainsburg. I went home and there e: samined the bonds. My suspicion was aroused by covering that there Was no date upon them. 1 aio went to the Manufacturers’ Dank io have the wtopped, but found that Kessler and R. G. Wilson had Deen iere betore me and had drawn the inoney on the More convinced than ever that there wns some- wrong, 1 hurried to the Comptrolier and told hin | ot Whole transaction, the result ot which was Kess- | Jer's arrest. The check, at Kessler’s request, Was made Payable to Wilson, who ‘was represented as Ule owner of | ¢ Dou AN OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION check NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1873.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. A FATHER FOR THE POOR. Confirmation of Catholic Children by Archbishop McCloskey on the Scheol- ship Mereury and Randall's and Hart’s Islands, ‘The work of charity towards the poor so long performed almost exclusively by the Church has in the latter days been undertaken by the State, with the avowed object, so far as youthful paupers are concerned, of training them to become the inle- ritors of the liberties and privileges she has to bestow, But the members of the Church still enter the hospitals and almshouses of the State (when they are permitted to «do 80) and bring up the little ones in the way of truth and justice. From the time when Randall’s [sland and Hart’s Island became homes for the suffering voor, the priests and the members ofthe St. Vincent de Paul Society have regularly visited the children and adults thereon Sunday after Sunday, preaching and teaching, Hence 1¢ comes that every year there are 200 persons, on an average, prepared for First Communion or for the Sacrament of Confirmation, Yesterday being the day appointed for the confirmation of the little ones, at eight o’clock the boat Minnahanonck started from the foot of Twenty-sixth street, bav- ing on board the Most Reverend Archbishop McCloskey, the Rev, Father Duranquet, S. J., chap- jain of Hart’s Island and the schoolship Mercur) ; the Rey. Father Gelines, S. J., cnaplain of Randall's Island, and Fathers Farrelly, Lake, McDowell and Flynn; Commissioner Lynch, of the Board of Emi- vation; Commissioner Nicholson, Dr. Anderson, fresers. 1 Dolan, Manning and other gentlemen, with several ladies, Arrived on Randall's Island, they proceeded to the building used as @ church, wherein were assembled the Catholic boys and girls, There were sixty-six boys, twenty-one girls and twenty- two adults to be confirmed. The venerable Arch- bishop, arrayed in the appropriate vestments, ad- dressed them substantially as follows : THE ARCHBISHOP’S ADDRESS, on this pleasant'and beautiful morning, which is bright to you in more senses than one. You are to enioy on this day a privilege anda favor that you never bad besore, and never can enjoy again. For as you are about to re ceive the sacrament of confirmation, you will obtain many choice gifts from God that He has not hitherto be- stowed upon you, and you cannot again become pos- sessed of then in'the sdme manner, because the sacre- ment can be received only once during life. in recety- ing this sacrament you receive the Holy Ghost, in order | that you may be made pertect Christians and soldiers ot Jesus Curist. The Holy Ghest comes to enrich your hearts and rouls and to sanctity you by His divine pres- ence. He comes to bestow on You precious gifts and treasures more valuable than gold and silver and pre- cious stones. The latter are perishable treasures of the World; the former are the unfading treasures of heaven. ‘The Holy Spirit gives you strength to overcome the temptations of the world and thereby to secure a reward of eternal glory and blessedness hereafter ; tor that is th great end tor Which you were created. Toattain t plisstul end you require grace and strength. ‘This a constant conflict with the enemies of our salv The worl istull of error, full of impiety, wickedness, es, and blasphemy zand you are exposed to ali the ‘dan: thereof, To assist you in overcoming this torrenter sin the Holy Spirit is to come this morning to dwell tn Your souls. When you see the Hishop imposing bands upon you, say within yourselves, “Come, Holy dwell! within my soul, and sustain me in a my at of the affairs of his oMce was requested by Comp- ‘trotler Schroeder on Friday last, as soon as the rob- ery was discovered. Yesterday the Mayor, Auditor, Finance Committee of the Board of Alder- amen and Comptroller met in the office of the Chie | Magistrate for the purpose of carrying into effect | ‘the wishes of Mr. Schroeder. The laiter gentleman was on hand with ail his bonds and bond books. | ‘He stated that Mr. G, Sistare had recently | urchased coupon boulevard improvement mds to the amount of $150,000, and the | ‘bonds not being ready, he was given cer- | Tificaves of sale. Before the coupon bonds “were ready for delivery, Mr. Sistare gave notice that registered bonds Would be required instead, and, in accordanee with that, registered bonds were issued, and the coupon bonds which had been ed were not issued. They were given to} Kessler, the bond clerk, to be cancelled. | An examination made yesterday showed that all of them had been cancelled except two, Nos. 499 and 500, which were the bonds sold to Mr. Broisted. Two other bonds of the same lot, Nos. | 349 and 350, had been marked cancelled on the | books, when they were not cancelled. This can- celling of the wrong bonds, the Controiler said, had been done by Kessler, for the purpose of mri the total amounts agree, so as to cover up \ 1@ th The Committee poe examination found this | Statement correct. Four of the Park bonds of the value of $1,000 each, were, however, also found to | be missing. Mr. Schroder ‘stated he was positive | that the missing bonds were cancelled befere being Pig The missing numbers are 6,508, 8,500, 8,512, ABGISTER MCLOUGHLIN RECEIVES A NOTE FROM THE COMPTROLLER. Comptroller Schroeder saw fit to take umbrage at “@ few remarks” made by Register McLoughlin reflecting upon his office, and yesterday transmit- ted the barra sharp note to the Register, which explains itself:— Comrrrotien's Orrick, City ert Bnoox.yn, Vet. 4, 1373. Hoeu McLovenim, Esq. :— 2 1 see trom the columns of a local paper that formed a reporter that I had discovered that Mf, M. Johnson, for whom you are bondsman, hag stolen $12,000 or $15,000; I hope you will believe me whea I say | Shat you are mistaken, for it such had been the case I should have asked for authority amount, stolen. ‘aid the" accounts "of your over $200,000 on account of accrted interest, ang. on perount of returning to the city less tor bonds sold by Aim than their tace calls for; but a deficiency ot $98,000 ‘whly could be directly traced to him; the balance could Not be so traced on account or the great economy exer- cised in keeping the accounts in this office. But i did not sharge him with stealing. As you are evidently alarmed | ut the increased expense of my department as compared with the expense under’ my predecesson for Whom you gave. bonds, it gives me. pleasure Zo inform. you that not alone’ the increased ex- nse but a expenses for mire have been fully covered pret Cum alone on bonds received by iwe and paid 33 the ity Treasurer during my administration. Sbould 70 desire any further information on the Anances of the ity T invite you to visit my ofice, when in a few: mo- ments J shall be able to satisty you thatthe item of pre- mium on bonds was unknown in the accounts of m: edecessor, whou: you bold Up as an example. though Hem of deficiency is much larger represcnied than ou seem to have any idea of. Very respect ” eR ROR ROEDER, THE POST OFFICE DEFALCATIONS. | ‘The secret service ““Hawkshaws” of Uncle Sam | o@re still “looking after” Jobn Howard Young, the -@bsconding money order clerk of the Brooklyn -Post Office, the Sunday school teacher of the Gow- anus Reformed church, ef which J. B. Dutcher is ‘the superintendent. stniaster Samuel Booth, swho was of the ee on Friday lJast that the -@mount stolen by Young would not exceed $883, has changed his mind. Yesterday morning the expert -accountant, Mr. Martin, disclosed the fact that ‘ince September 20, there isa deficit of $1,305 88, What may bave been taken betore that date has mot been ascertained. Some time ago Young went with a draft for $1,000 to get it cashed at tne “Natponal City Bank and returned shortly in appar- «ently great terror, when he stated to Mr. Booth *thatiie had been robbed of $500, He was subjected 0.avery close examination but his story was not alisputed. His bondsmen finally made good the fulsing amount, and Young continued upon “the ‘@venisenor of his way.” THE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT, Tee Comptroller's Asszult Upon Van J Veoxrt’s Department—$300,000 Voted=The | Atesdlutions for the Issue of Over $ %000,000 Not Passed, and ‘Tran- q wallity in Consequence. Ti w Beara of Estimates and Apportionment met yest wazy to consider the propriety of issuing cer- tain | wands for improvements and for other business, Mr. GREEN offered a resolution allowing the Com- | missio Bers of Accounts $3,400 for clerical hire to | enable them to complete their work. He stated | tnat he did it in compliance with the wish of the | Supervi vors, and he desired that the Commission | have ali the facilities in the power of the Board | given th tm to arrive at the amount of the city debt ana\s complete exhibit of the finances. The resolution \ Was adopved without debate, Mr. GR.SEN then called up the resolution over which the members skirmished on Friday, to issue $300,000 a#sessment bonds, to meet contracts made by Commissioner Van Nort. He compiained very bitterly of the demands coming in from the office of Mr. Van Nort, and hurling upon the table @ large pile Of papers, exclaimed, “In the past | eighteen hours, since We last met here, there have been these contracts, representing between $60,000, aud $70,000 more forwarded to tis departient,”: | He spoke of the enormous special contracts given | out by Mr, Van Nort. This speciai contract busi- ness would in time become very important, and it “was right that the Board should Uy astop to it. | ‘He was determined that the pub! of it. je Mayor, who bad until now remained silent, “wakened gp, and, looking at the last speaker, de- claxed that the Board was bound to provide the means to pay contractors. If, however, the Com- missioner of Public Works wae tnaking special con- | tracts that be had not the right to, this Board | could a'eciare that it is their determination not to rovide’ the means to pay unless the Work is put up | To pubih? competition, ir, Wa RELER stated that he had examined the matter, and would vote for the resolution. The Comptroler, he said, had ata previous meeting Suggested that we should always read the iaw on the point. ‘Shall Lread it?” asked Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Gregy--I think it is a good plan for us to @lways read the laws. otent laws were read and the resolution was jopted by @ ulanimous vote. The following resolution, which Mr, Green ex- es to to | tmcilitave the Department of Parks, ‘was adopted Resolved, That the.sum of $15,000 be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, under che head, of “Maintenance ad Government of Parks and Places, d amount to ferred trotn Appropristion, Museum and Figg A @ Art, Maintenance and Goverp- ment” of $10.00, and’ ‘Hailew Kiver Bridges Mainte- mance and Government’ of $6.00)—the above being @ Repetto bo one Timon Yedation another in the same ‘The Comptrolier did no* press his resotntion for the Jarger amounts, tootin ¢ Up Over $3,000,000, and there was in consequence ji “tle OF no disagreement among the members, The Board adjourned in- definitely. aikcover” protege short te | worshippers, Queengtow! ic suouid know | * take me by the Hiand and enabie me to remain suithtul to you during life, and never forsake me until you conduct me to the abode of the blessed hereaiter.” Then the children advanced one by one, and the imposition of hands took place. impressive one. The sun broke in upon the kittie and they seemed as happy as if they had been set upon thrones, With one acclaim, during the ceremony, they sang the hymn ‘Come, Holy Ghost, sena down those beams.’ The ceremony. conciuded, the Archbishop invited to review a regiment consisting of y The lads performed several creditable evolutions, marching with fifes and drums. One of them, in tne mame of his — feliow- soldiers, welcomed the Archbishop to island, which he acknowledged in usual graceful manner, The vtsitors accompanied the Archbishop to the schoolship Mercury. They were received on board by Captain Girard and his’ officers, and Mr. John O’Neul, the instructor of the schoolship boy Upwards of fifty boys were then taken from the vessel to Hart’s Island, where there were 'HIRTY MORE BOYS AND SIX ADULTS to be confirmed. When they had flied into the temporary chapel the Archbishop addressed them also with much the same tone and kindly affection- ate manner in which he had previously spoken. When the sacrament had been conferred, Father Duranquet concluded the ceremonies with praver and catechism, the boys acquitting themselves very creditabt: THE ATHLETIC CLUB RACES. oe A Fine Foot Race at Harlem Yesterday Afternoon—A Walking Wonder from Boston. The annual fall meeting of the New York Athletic Club came off yesterday afternoon on the club | grounds, corner of Lexington avenue and 136th street. The sports were exclusively pedestrian, for excellence in which three gold medals were offered. Generally the racos were very uninterest- | ing, wien tne single exception of the three mile walk, which was well contested, and created much excitement and interest from the fact that J. H. | C. Watts, who bas been for years the favorite walker on the course and a member of the club, was one of the competitors. He was beaten by a boy named Edward Mullen, from Boston, who is one of the most graceful race walkers that has ever appeared in New York. The race was for three miles, or sixteen turns im the course. When the word “go” was given, Watts, Mullen, Stafford, Van Deventer and Little started, but on the fourth “lap” the race was lett tothe three first named entlemen. Mullen, who ts a very light and puerile- oor individual, kept about two feet behind Watts for five or six turns and seemed to discomfit the head man very much. complete when Mullen, stand, passed him easily. Watts made “spurt.” but to no purpose; Mullen our. poet him every time he attempted to work ead. The distance between the contestants was His discomfiture was in front of the oe ‘The scene was an | | | | | increased from this out, Mniien passing the last | man in the line on the eleventh turn, In the six- teenth and last round Mullen again got ahead of Watts, thus beating him one length of the course, or by 1m. 378, Mullen, it is eaid, is a professional, and conse- quently he did not get the medal. A protest has been entered, and alter ten days it will be decided whether Mullen is a professional or not. If it 1s decided negatively the medal will be sent to as | len, at Boston; if otherwise Watts, the second man, will claim and optain it. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac pie NEW. New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER sala Sup rise: Gov. Island...morn 7 31 Sun sets . 5 37 | Sandy Hook..morn 6 46 Moon rice — —| Heil Gate.....morn 9 16 OCEA} STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, eanier. Russia. ..| Liverpool. .|4 Bowling Green Minnesota .. -|uiverpool..|29 Broadway Caledonia. Glaseow...||7 Bowling Green Holsatia 2. |Hamburz../61 Broad ry of Antwerp. | Liverpool... |16 Brond wi Calabria {Liverpool ')4 Bowling Green City ot B +: Elverpool.. |b Broadway. «|Laverpoot:. 169 8 a Liverpooi 19 Broad wa |7 Bowling Green “|e |2 Bowing Green |Glasgow ..|72 Brosaway iLiverpool. {15 Broadwey. /Havee 58 Broadway PORT OF NEW Waly wee 4, 1873, | "CLEARED. 7,08 Chester (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool via nie. ircece (Br), Thomas, Liverpool via Queens- FW Hurst. ship Batavia (Br), Mouland, Liverpool ancklyn entcami Gaelic (Br), Jennings, Liverpoo Steamship a Queens I Hyde Seamehip Great Western (Br), Stamper, Bristol—E B Morgan's si 5 ship ad Lycett (Br), Eratt, Bristol, B—E E Mor. Steamship Ville da 1 ieo | eam avre (Pr), Surmont, Havre—Geo Steamship Main ), Oterendorp, Bremen vin South. ), Williams, Cardiff—A Baxter ship Atlas (Br), Porter, Kingston, Ja, and Sava- + | nilla—Pitn, Forwood & ( ° Steamship City of Ban Antonio, Pei vie Key West—C H Mallory £09) unew& Galveston | Steamship Sherman, Halsey, New Orleans—Prederic er. Steamship New Orleans, Clapp, New ipeeae PP, Orleane—Olark Pcoseegd San Jacinto, Harard, Ssvannah—W B Garri- Stearaship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah—Robt Low- btu ip Champion, Lock wood. Charleston—J W Quin- Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wil lard Santhip Ge. tor, Jones, imington, NO—Loril Steamshin John Gibson, Winters, Georgetowa, DC—J Kenyon & Co. gbieamship, Fanita, Doane, Philadelphis—Lorillard SMeamsbin. Claucos, Bearse. Boston=H F Dimock Bark Obilic (Aus), Milinvoich, Cork of Palinouth—sto- covich & Co. Bark fone (Nor), Jensen, Cork or Palmouth—Tetens & Boek ma Wark Staioda (Ans), Btangher, Cork or Falmouth tor or- lers--Slocovich & Lo. Bark Hirundo (Nor), Hasling, Cork for orders—Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Bandemanden (Nor), Larsen, Cork for orders— riick Edye & rk Osteraa (Nor), Larsen, Havre—Tetens & Bock i Wallace, McCormack, Bordeaux—Boyd & Higok- ‘ Tam very glad, my dear children, to meet you all here | wie the captain sick, proseeding to itatifax, midis! |} lon3 i | Bark Alliance (Nor), Hutchingsen, pe ea a Bockinann. Bark Magate, Billots (Br), Gitlmore, Genoa and Leg- horn— ) DeWolt & € aco di L Bouth, Martin, Genoa—T Dunham's Nephew patsy, P Munson, Brown, Alexandria (Egyp)—P Tale otk Drie, Repeal Gir), Lawton, Point-a-Pitre—H A Suan & 8 ‘Schr & P Thurlow, Tabbitt, Tavre—Brett, Son &Co. hr Saaroruck, Clark, Jacksonville—W ft. br Yankee Blade, Coombs, Jacksonville th W Loud r Silver Spray, Brackett, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ray Schr Rurdert Hart, Brooks, Charleston—Bentley, @il- deraiceve & Co. apne Wiliam Henry, Van Name, Richmond, Va—Slaght & Pei fet “Lucy Wright, Elzis, Richmond, Va—Van Brant & ro. Schr WH ¥ Hackett, Nickerson, Portsmouth, NH— Doane & Gott. a Bone. Nellie Cushing, Peck, Portsmouth—P I Nevius & Schr Lark, Guptlll, Boston—John Bovnton’s Sons & Co, Schr Gloucester, Ward, New Haven Itackett & bro. piloop Clariga Ano, Dalton, New ilaven—Kackett & 0. Steamer Vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott. aeepmre Ann ‘Ehaa, Richards, Viaaeiphia—James and Steamer Mayfower. Fults, Philadelphia, Steamer Tacony, Nienols, Philadelphia, Cleared 3d—Steamship Chase, Mangam, Portland—J F Ames. 7 pris Alice (Br), Montgomery, Gibara—Eggers & Hein- in. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STR4M YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGHAPH LINES. eamship Adriatic (Br), Perry, Liverpool Sept 25, via weenstown 26th, with mése and passengers to RG Corts rived at 1: PM. Oct 3,735 A! Jat 41 30, lon 65 48, passed steamship Idaho (Br), hence for Liverpool; 8:15 AM, a schooner Figued steainer, bound east; steainship Georgia (Br), hence tor Glasgow; an Anchor line steamer, hound ea: eamship City of Brussels (Br), Leitch, Liverpool Sept 25, and Queenstown ith, with mdse and 456 passengers, to John G Dale. Sept assed steamship Siberia, bound west; lon 22 4%, passed a German steamer, boun lat 82, lon 3 29, exchanged ni sii National steamer, bound sighted a brig to the south a ignal ying; bore down to her and found her to Les the Do- <a (of Memel), trom Wilmington, NC, for Glagon, a BY 47, 160 miles west of Fastuet, 28th, lat 5017, east; 28th, surgeon on board of her,and proceeded; ‘one red and one blue ight alternately, te, lat 40 5%, lon 66 84, sixnalled a Hamburg steamer, do. lat 40 50, lon passed a bark-rigxed steamer, sh ring three rockets, do. Same date, 40 miles east of Hook, passed an Ancher line steamer, a Cunard steamer, a White Star steamer and a National steamer, al pound east, Steamship Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool Sept 2 and ueenstown 25th, with mdse and "420 pi passengers toF WJ Wurst, Arrived at Sp AM. Oct L Lat 44 a2, lon 54 38 assed a ship, pail with light-colored rilsbon, 29), ton 6S) W bark, showing signal et. pout Wi; 2d, lat 42 ters HOBN, do. Steamship City of Antwerp (Br), Lavar, Liverpool, Sept 24, via Queenstown 24, with mdse and passen: John G Dale, Arrived 5 A.M. Sept 29 lat 44 45 0) W, passed steamship City of Bristol (Br), be Liverpool: Oct 1 lat 4200 Nlon 8544 W. a steamer bound Enstitan, iatat 07 §. tom 64 12 W, seaman ) Ismalia (Br), hence for Giasgow ;' 3d, iat 40 47'N, lon 68 06 W, two bark rigged steamers bound F Steamship Arragon «Bri, Western Bristol, EB, Sept 20, to EE Morgans Sons with mdse and 165. passengers, Sept 24. 1at49 28, Jon 25 11, passed bark Sarah Ann, bow Ih, tat 45 42, Ton 45, ‘spoke ship Varuna, {rom Liver- Doel for Mont Steamship ort, (Crowell, Charteston Sept $0, with mise and passeng JW Quintard & Co. Sisauship Metropolis, Nickerson, Wilmington, NO, 4 days with naval stores Co the Lorliard Steams! Ship Alexandra (of Yarmouth, N 5), Brow: 29 oaye in dallast—J W Kiwell * Co. Sept W spoke bark Familia (Span) bound ts gone and jurymasts rigged, ‘anted no at 4 lon 58 W, saw ship Bolivia, bound lon 63/0, spoke bark Chas F ‘Elwell, Iney, © B, for Charleston, 8 C. ip Hase (of Mystio Wilkinson, Liverpool 34 days, mdse to C H Mallory & ©0, Liverpool, 2, lat 49 30, with fore ‘Rabincen, Stetson, Havre, $8 days, with empty snow € Burgess. Sept 22. on the Banks, spoke z schr J T Smith (of Glo T) ; all well Unig Adu (of London) Asaly Boston's days, in ballast, to master, Bark Abbotsford (of London), Venus, Calcutta 116 days, with mdse to srgabedy, Willis & Co, Bark Leone (Aus), Tvancich, Newcastle 65 days, with mie to Slocovich & Co, Bark Mustang (Nor), Birkeland, Newcastle 52 days, wath coal to ori ssel to Tetens & Bockmann. or), Bjonness, Bristol, E, 48 days, in fe & Co. Sept 8) and 21, had a severe hurricane from. SW: to. ENE, fasting 1 hours, in Which lost and split a whole suft of sails. Bark Runer yor), he Barrow 40 days, in bal- last, to Funeh, Co. Bark Gange ‘roll (Nor), Larsen, Newport, E, 80 dhys, in ballast, to Tetens & Bockman Bark Alferon (Nor), Olsen, Bristol Aug 24, in ballast, to Funeh, Edye & Co. is anchored in the lower bay for ‘or~ Bark Maria Rollo (Ital), Brazo, Southampton, 45 days in ballast, to A P Agresta. Bark Trappano (Aus), Mercich, Belfast 39 days, in bal- last, to Slocovich & Co. 4 Bark Maria (lta), Liguere, Cork 45 days, in ballast to Leager. Bark Giacento (Ital), Banchero, Cork 58 days, in bal- last to Slocovich & Bark Nepizin (Rus (an, Nyman, Dublin 46 days, in ballast, to Tetens Bark Hebe Gen ‘Preytag, Dublin 31 days, in batlast to Funch, Edye & Co. No date, 4c, passed ship Her Ma- Jesty, Bound east. ark JH Pust (Ger) Ross, Havre 41 days, in ballast to Fanch, Edge Bark Grad Zagreb (Aus) Uresani, Bordeaux 68 days, with wine. &, to Slocovich & Bark WJ Whiting (o! Sedat Mathews, Rotter- dam Atig’9, via Sydney, OB, + in ballast, to PT Nevius & Bark Vitez (Aus), Pettarevich, Rotterdam 40 days, with mdse te Punch, kdve Bark Padre (ital), Corseanigo, Rotterdam 53 days, in ballast to Slocovich Tk Anazon Nor), Nielsen, Gottenderg 56 ballast, to Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Lavitoria Rubimacct (Ital), nople 71 days, wi ] to T Manara, Bark Jens Brandis (Nor), Olsen, Cardi 30 days, in bal last, to C Tobias & Co, (The J B'is anchored at Swndy Hobk for orders). Bark Nina (Aus) Ivoncich, Cardiff 58days, in ballast to NB) ept 2 G days, in Searpati, Constanti- Sloeovieh & Co. Bark Ocean Ranger (of London), Hellyer, Santos 51 days. with coffee to J B Arnols. Bark Severn (ot Sunderland), Hastings, St Vincent, CVI, 2 davs, in ballast, to Boyd’ & Finck Bark Montezuma, Hammon, Martinique; 16 days, with sugar to Dwight & PL edalena, Grifin.. Caidad Bolivar; 15 days, with ae. to DA De Lima. Bark Isabe!, Newhall, Guantanamo I4 days, with sugar to Brooks & Co; vessel to 8 C Lond & Co Bark Tremont, C jonner, Cieniuegos: to order: vessel to Miller & Houghton. Bark © rsp Arnold if let), Caibarien 16 wit r to Rubira & essel to order. Sept pta Maile died of fever, and his body is still on board the vessel. ielmo & Tommassino {tab Astarita, Glouce s- ith salt to order: vessel to J C Seager. ig Enrica (Anus), Bellinich, Beltast, I, 34 days, in bal- last, to Slocovich & lohansen, Bordeaux 36 days, in bal- Brig Norge (Not last, to Tetens & Bockmann. B a 17 days, with fas ‘ig John Masen, Porter, Barcelo: 3 'days, with sugar 1 j Hato Joseph Augustina.; vessel to G W Watt, Bismark, McCully, Santa Anna, Mex, 32 days, with mahogany fo Moller & Thebaud; vessel to J F Whitney & 0. Brig CA Hoard, Messenger, St Johns, P ee, 9 day with sugar, toJ V Onatavia & Co, vessel to 8: Shaw. Brig § A Snow, Sinith, Jamaica 39 days, with logwood to A H Solom ott & Co, vessel to Heney & Parker. Sept 18, lat 24 50, lon 85 30, had a hurricane from SSE, yeering around to =W, lasting about 12 hours, during which mainstaysail and sprung a leak. inaking about 30) strokes per hour, rig Excelsior (of Bermada), Mayor, Bermuda, 5 days wh valiast and % * passengers, te D McColl. Brig aa 'y Walters (of St John, NB), Morrisey, Cow 'B, ¥% with coal to he Manhattan Gas Com- , Yersel fo is opniser si 84 jeardo Barros, Newton, Baraco jays, with fruit to order; vessel to BJ Wenber; fe de Sebr Miles, Dunton, Baracoa 19days, with cocoa nutes to J Eneas; vessel to BJ Wenbery. Schr 8 P Hall, C1 1g Ate Brunswick, ie Radar tA with SO, 7 days, yellow pine tod W Bussell ; vessel to RE Schr Joseph Rudd, Anderson, Charleston, Raye pine to'J B Lasher; vessel to Woodhouse & 1 Calais) Murphy, Port Royal, SO, Jona ylor, Young, lake, Virginia. nr SJ Vaughn, Vaughn, Virginia. Schr Lottie Kiotts, Vanghn, Georgetown, DC. Schr Albert Mason, Rose, Georgetown, De. Schr BC Terry, Birdsall,’ Georgetown, DO, Mohr Jamestown, Bunnell, Georgetown, DC. Sehr LA Van Brant Tooker, Georgetown, DC, for Pair- ‘che Annie Lewis, Rowland, Georgetowa, DO, for Hun- ter’s Point. Rehr Lookout, Nichols, Baltimore. senr JT Willlama, Newbury, Baltimore. Lane, Lane. Baltimore for Bridgeport. Passed Through Hell Gute. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Franconia, Bragg ph aia for New York, with mdse and passengers, tod F A Steamship Bolivar, Greer, New ieoden for New York. with mdse and oassengers. sehr M A oat Coombs, Port Caledonia, CB, for ‘or! ce eye. With coal to J H Winchester & Co, ith, “mith, Providence for New York. Schr Pennavivania, Providence for New York. Sehr Niantic, Beebe, Norwich tor New York. ir Minerva, Pond, Fall River for New York. chr 8 P Abel, Carroll, Providence tor New York. Sehr A Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for New York. Schr Reading RR No 34, McDevitt, New Londen ior New York. Sehr Thomas Morris, Dolliver, New Haven for New yr oo Smatl, Bath for New York, with um Behr Torpedo" Betabings, Lubec for New York, with begsiony to Jed Frye & Sehr © C Sadler, Smith °varmonth for New York. ¥chr Cicero, Jotinsen, New Haven tor New York, Schr John Bentley, ‘Eastport for New York, with fish tom Jed Frve & Co. ‘Sehr Susan KE Nash, Nash, New Haven for New York. Schr J Goodspen |. Baldwin, Providence for New York. Sehr Benjamin Crossman, Whiting for York, with lath 4 Simpson, Clapp & C os Racine,’ Eldridge, Dodd's River for New York, with feb to Dunbar. Sehr Keno, Foster, Machiae tor New York, with tumber te Simpgon, Clapp & Co. Schr Emina, Hoyt, Taunton for New York. Seur R K Shaw, Shaw, Rew Haven for Faitimore. Sebr Baltimore, Francia, Norwich for New York. yeeat Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Providence for New Schr Henrietta, Mathews, New Haven for New York, Sehr Tillie Heath tioekport for New York, with stone to New York Pave: Schr A A Rowe, =, “Nantucket for New York, with fish to order. icone Joseph Hall, Portland for New York, with stone mache A Tyrrell, Portland for New York, with stone to Sehr Andrew W Peters, Hopkins, Boston for New ai Sehr J H Burnett, Harris, Providence for New Yar! Schr Pacific, King, Rockland tor New York, with ‘ime ‘sche Henle Clark, r Neillo Clark, Clark, P stone to orde: ‘ortiand for New York, witb Rich, Rockland for Be he Edward Stanley, Adama, Rocky ore a Bi New York. i very, ge y, Avery, Hockland lor New YOPk, with r jean, Macomber, Fall Sour Cornelia, Hurley, Fal) River for New York. ‘Sehr Ann Rea, Chadwick, Boston for New aoe, r Fotier & Hooper, Bradbury, Newport tor HMaver- straw. yogiit Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelly, New Bedford for New Now Bedford for New York. ‘aiem for Port Johnson, or delir Hattle Butler, Youns Schr Matanzas, Hrasdon tehr J B Morria, Leghort . Providence for Mariem. Sehr E & { Oakley, Newman, Naliowell for Albany. Sehr O © Mali, Colemwn, Kockland for New York. Sclur Lizaie Browster, Portland for New York, with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & ( Sony Jenny Lind, Spruce, Staintord for New York. BAREAW Bilis, “Elsworth for Rondout, with lath to righam. Schr 4/4 Dver, Kelly, Machtas for New York. y Suhr Willie W' Harris, Jennings, Sands River for New BS a Atlanta, Rosehe, Rockland for New York, with lime to.) R Brown & C Sehr Ida Allen, Taunton for New York. Steamer Galatea, Nye, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers BOUND EAST. Bark Wallace, McCormick, New York for Cork. Schr & F Meaney, Lewis, Hoboken (or Providence. Schr Sarah Yurley, Elizabethport for Newport. Schr Margaret, Miller, Elizabethport for Glen Cove. Sehr Oriental, ‘Stanley, New York for Boston. Schr J) Harris Hudson, Philadelphia for Pall River. Schr Harriet Gardiner, Miller, Amboy for Boston, Schr Walter Irving, Avery, New York for Bangor. Schr Chase, Oryder, New York for Providence. Schr Heury Leinuel, varvis, Amboy for Boston, Schr Caroline Knight, Carll, New York for Belfast. Schr Nettie (Br), Andrews, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Eliza, Ball, Albany for New Haven. aa ‘Albert Pharo. Bingham, New York for Provi+ “Schr Hunter, Green, n. Elizabethyort for Dighton. Schr Joseph Huy, ork for Fall River. Schr Ada Ames, Adams, New York tor Salem, Sche Tristram Dickens Philadelphia for Fail River. Schr Island Belle, New York for Pembro! Sehr Tra Clark, Grifin, Philadelphia for Danversport. acct Phebe abeth, Mapes. New York for Provi- en hati Sturges, Chase, Philadelphia for New Bed- “Sehr Sallie Evans, Melville, Philadelphia for Ipswich. echt, Mary Bacon, Murphy, PortJohnson for Cold prin, Rehr Lottie Beard, Bowovan, Philadelphia for Fall Rive: Sour DC Foster, Pendleton, Weehawken for Provi- den: Schr Lark, Guptill, Weehawken for Providence. Schr Esqulmaux, Briggs, Elizabethport for Dighton. Sclir Star Spangled Banher, Blackman, New York for Nche Alice Oakes, Marsden, New York for Portland. Schr Kittie Stevens, Anderion, New York for Boston. Hunayp Txusauarn Stariox,. } Warrxstong, Oct 4, 1873. The following table shows the namber of vossels which passed thisstation during the week ending Oct 4:— INWARD BOUND, a Schoeners SAILED. Steainships Gaelic (Br), Liverpool; Batavia (Br), do; Greece (Br), do; City of Chester (Br), do; California Br), Glasgow: Main’ (Ger), Bremen; Ville du Havre (Fr), Havre; Lady Lycett (Br), Bristol; Pembroke (Br), Car: diff; Atias, ‘Kingston and Savanilla: City of San An- tonio, Galveston via Key Wes' an, New Orleans; New Orleans, do; San ‘Jacinto, Huntsville, Charnpions ‘Charleston; Beneluctor, ‘Wilmington, NO; Ola Dominion, Richmond, 4 ; John Gibson, George: town DO: Fanita, Philadelphia; ships Surprise, Angier; Sorriden ’ (Br), Cornelius Grin? nell, London; Storkors (Nor), Philadelphia: Protector (Nor, from Hamburg), ——; barks Maytiower, Barbados; Unieo (Ital), Cork or Falmouth; Cetverte Dubrovacki, (Aus), doordo; Giovanna, Battista, 0, do or do; Ott (Aus), Newport; Zedora (Br), Penarth Koads: King Oscar (Nor), Rotterdam; Alice © (Br), do; Harzborg Ger), Philadelphia; Gan Eden, St Marys, Gas Assyria (Br), ; brigs Alice, Trux: N ot {rrdam; Ave (Aus), Cork or Falmouth; Morni Light, Fonce and Arroyo; Georgina (Br), Lockport Ns; Currie B Prokering, Brunswick: schins s Lovell, St Augustine; Geo W Anderson, Richmond ; Eliz- abeth White, Norfolk: ED Endicoty Georgetown ; Mary A Tyler, Washington, DC, Wind at sunset §, fresh. Shipping Notes. Steamship Wilmington, 737 tons, of the Havana line, is onthe mammoth sectional dock toot of Rutgers street, painting bottom. Schr B N Hawkins, 395 tons, of Brookhaven, still re- mains on the small sectional dock adjoining, undergoing extensive general repairs. The propellers Doris and Thetis, of the Metropolitan line to Boston, have been on the large sectional dock foot of Clinton street, to paint bottoms, and were followed by steamship United States, 1180 tons, of the Merchant's lino to New Orteans, for the same purpose. On the smaller sectional dock adjoining have been bark Brazos, 817 tons, to strip, calk and remetal, and bark Orion (NG), 475 tons, to clean bottom. Steamship Merrimack, 2032 tons, of the Brazilian Ine, has occupied the large balance dock foot of Pike street all the week, painting bottom. On the smaller balance dock adjoining have been brig Creole, to calk and remetal; bark Salas (Sp), 459 tons, to patch metal, and yacht Enchantress, to clean bottom. atthe screw docks foot of Market street there have been:—On the large dock—Brig Repeal (Br), to strip, calk and remetal; schr Ida Bella, 279 tons, to paint bot- tom; bark Republik (Ger), 614 tons, to patch zinc; pilot boat Edmund Blunt, to clean bottom, and schr Robert Myhan, % tons, to paint. On the middle dock—Propetler W E Glaawish, to enlarge rudder and patnt bottom; brig Emily (Br), 165 tons, to patch metal, and pilot boat J W Elwell, for general repairs and painting. On the small dock—Propeiler Union, to adjust new wheel, and pilot boat J G Bennett, to paint. Messrs P J O'Connell & Co have had on their Erie Basin sectional docks steamship Benefactor. 847 tons, to adjust new wheel and for painting; schrs P H Brady, Old Zack. and H Johns, for caiking and painting, ana brig Perle (Ger), for examination. Marine Disasters. Banx Formosa (Br, new), formerly owned by the Messrs Jardins; Wich got ashore at Richibucto during the gale was afterwards sold, has been got off safely. This fine vessel classed Al tor 9 years at Lloyds, Scar Nzison (Br), from New York for St John, NB, ashore at Mace’s Bay, has been got afloat; eae will go immediately from St John to tow her into port. Scun Detxont, Bunker, from Portland, before reported on the Gridiron, Hell Gate, was got off 3d inst by the Coast Wrecking Co, and towed to Red Hook, leaking y- Scuz A Ricnanps. Reed, sailed from St Marys, Ga, pt 7, for Matanzas, with lumber; crossed the bar on the 19th, and on the night of the 20th encountered a severe Sgale, duving which the foremast was cut away; on the morning of the 224, on the edge of the Gulf Streain, she sprang a lenk and filled in 45 mtnutes; soon after the schr Kdward Waite, Capt Lee, trom Havana for Phila- delphia, took off the eaptain and crew, with the cap- tain’s wife and two lady passengers, and landed them at Philadelphia Oct 4. (The A Richards was bailt at Colum- bia, Me, in 1861, registered 100 tone, and hailed from joston. Scur Conaopone Kearney, of Calais, was towed into Eastport, Me, 34 inst, by the tigboat Wellman. ‘She had been ashore hear Cross Islands, and had both masts and house carried away. She is full of water, but Is not loaded. Scan Rrsecca Kxtonr, Wood, from put into Norfolk Oct2 iti a leaky condition. Scnn Two Marys. Crawley, trom Norfolk for Philadel- phia, put back Oct2 with lose of deck lon Scur AJ Fanens, Bragg, from dacanaa for Salem, has put back, leaking, and was going up the Savannah River yesterday (th) with a steamtug pamping her out. A Scrooxgr, trom Philadelphia for Boston, with 350 tons of coal, is ashore on Noman’s Land, having gone on inthe fog Monday ‘night last.” The cargo le tel chai Newronr, R. L., Oct 4—The New York Coast Wreckin: Company made an examination to-day of schooner Josep! Baxter, before reported ashore near Point Judith. It was found that her keel was badly damaged, and the Coul pouring out of @ hole in her bottom. ind is now blowing heavily from the sontheas which will be the means of breaking her up entirely, and causing both vessel and cargo to prove a total loss. Rorrenpa, Sept 23—The Johann Wilhelm, (German ship), hence for New York, struck In Bokkegat and be- e leaky; she has since been towed into Brouwers- haten, making 12 inches of water per hour. San Francisco, Sept 27—To-day the steamship Costa Rica will be brought from the Dry Dock to the Mail Company's whart, to discharge the balance of her cargo and wait for new machinery. The holes in her were temporarily patched up yesterday. An examination of her sides and bottom shows that {t will be necessary to ut thirty-two new iron plates on her and a new propel- ler, which will necessitate the steamer's lying at the wharf for several weeks. Miscellaneous, The purser of the’steamship Adriatic, from Liverpool, has our thanks for favors. We are indebted to Purser Thomas Kinsey, of the steainship City of Brassels, from Liverpool, for courte- sles Aurnican Lioyps Untvensat Surriement for October is received from the publisher, Capt T D Taylor. it con- tains reports of vessels examined during the past month, and shows an increased number of special surveys. This Register has the approval of the New York Underwriters and the cartificates of classification are recognized by various boards, &c, in the old world. Banx Vuscvivs, Curtis, from Alexandria Nov 3), via Rio Grande (where she put In leaky) June 21, was out 261 days at last advices Netice to Mariners. Ma pey hs Oct 4, 187% A pea fog whistle has been erseted a fy the Brit government, on Tecommendation of the lominjon authorities The necessity for a fog whistle at this point har leng been felt by ahip masters.” It will be —— for New York, of incalculable to ocean steamers, Whalemen. Arrived at New London Oct 2, brig Isabella, Keeney, rted missing). frafeived at Het Ta a's, Mark China, Gifford ot X ved at Reunion Ja ari or NB, uritius (and sailed Chine alert we Heard from Aug 7, on the Western Ground, brig Eschel, of Beverly, with bois sp of Bark C peer ot Sh, was ataca Ang 27, havin, taken 25 puis sp Ol lat cruise. Reports ORS AUE barks John Carver, Howland, NB nothing an nf a ith Mary & Susan, Herendeen, Nik 400 dois ap of Spo Thatcher Magoun. Petersen, from Liverpool for an Pane te lat 12.N, lon 26 40 W. otayen (Ger, ‘ordah, from. Bremen for New York” Sept 3, off the Start, eee, SPrereign of the Seas, Johanson from New York for San Francisco, Se ), tat An American ‘ship, showin sighale JKLP, bonnd east, Alig 23, 66 est of the Fastne ry ica UR ese tignals HWGV, bonnd south, July 15, ta fon 38 An American ship, showing signals DBKM, bound th, Ju: TON ty park aa & (ie), ltt, from Bosten for London, sep it 14, tat 4. aan IN rene, ‘ors Fignot, from Bremen for Charies- reran Diego for Port +18 of Portlan ‘park Adelaide Con a ‘Hawes. Ladiow, Sent Ue. lat 4 B, Jon 197 61 Foreign Ports. Bruce: Sop, F-Gnitat, steamship St Olaf (Nor), Helt- berg. N: Yor! Oakpirr, Oct 2 12 M-Arrived, steamship Glamorgan (Br), Leybourne, New Yor! ean Ost oarnved, brig Atalaya, Allen, New Cow Bay, OB, Sept 19—Arrived, barks Olastee, Chis- holm, Machias (and cleared for New York); 20th, Weymouth (Br), Churchill, Greenock. Giseabrams pt W—sai a A is pie W Virden, Re (from New York), R Stockwell, Har ding trom Philadelphia), Marseiiles; Lith, barks Unies, game Cros a rna) Ke este Milicete (Br), Me- Isaac (1 ria, Passed atte bark! Luigi S (Aus), Antonich, from Rich- mond Va, for Trieste, 8 aS i he eee Oct 1—Arrived, scnr Amie! Corkum (Br), Bai- Arri od 8 ere hr Eliza B Beard (Br), Lewis, New York. Lavi L, Oct $—Arrived, steamship Atgian (Br), Ritchie, "Montreal via Halifax and St Johns, N Lirrie GLace Bay, Sept25—Arrived, bark ‘arlocta, Dow, Glasgow. Cleared 28d, schr F Nickerson, Haskell, New York; mth, b barks Pomona, Moller, do; 26th, Gipsey (Br), Cre Minnie Abbie, Harding do. MAtaGa, Sept 16—Arrived, bri New York; schr Jesse Carl, Underhill, De! Cleared Lbth, steamshi Rous (Br), Sonaeon, New osan'e’ Riven (ast Halltasy Sept 17—Arrived, b 's River (Kasi jalifax), Sept 17—Arrive ark wile’ Hunter (ir), Erickson, Hallowell, Me, Bhemronr, HK Sept 2—arrived, ship Simila, Salter, a pNOHTH Syowey, CB, Sept 23—Arrived, barks RB Chap- Atkinson, J Chase, Davidson, Antwerp Brothers (Br? Jenkins: Cork; brigs Mary ie), Broman, Pernambuco; Northern Star (Br). Anderson, Liverpool’; Josephine (rp. Ganion, St John. Puywoorm, Oct 4—Sailed, steamship Frisia (Ger), Co- chenhausen' rom ‘Hambari, New York. Pictou, —Suiled, brig Aroostook, Bryant, St “Gcueastown, Oct 2—Arrivea, ship soba Tucker, Taylor, San Francisco (and was ordered to Dublin). o Arrived 4th, midnight, steainships Samaria (Br), Bu linge, New York for Liverpool; $ AM, Scotia Gr), Lott, do for do: 7 AM, Marathon (Br), Macaulay, n for do—and all proceéded. Re Eee 3d, gingmahip Baltic (Br), Kennedy (from Liver- pool) Sailea Sept 2h ship Matterhorn, Avery (from San Fran- cisco), Havre, QueBec, Oct 2—Arrived, steamship Mississippi (Br), Ro- perts, Liverpool. Cardi sept 2—Arrived, snip Annie M Smutl, Pack- oy C: . Sept 26—Arrived, brig Parana (Br), Edg- ety erencriie, ‘Jeared Sept 24, bark Snow Queen (Br), Koy, New Yor! Batted Sept 28 bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham, Havana. woe om 'B, Oct 2—Arrivea, brig Coroneila (Br), Clark, jew York. Cleared 24, schrs Anna Currier (Br), Peck, New York; Geo G Jewets (Br), Finley, Philadelphia, Pen Sreawsirr Apniaric.) Sept u— Arrived, Betsy Gude, Salvesen, joucester, 23--Sailed, Paragon, Williams, Doboy. Beavmalus, Sept 23—The Mary Jones, from Bangor for New Orleans, has been spoken off Point Lynas. ‘ CROoRMAYAM, Sept 24—Arrived, Alaska, Guy, Mazagan for orders. Caupire, Sept 22-Rallea, Mattin. Lauro, New York: Brivo (Pil New York tor Pete Cugino, Marchese, do; Criterion, Lull, Singa: P Groner Sept 19—Arrived, Margaret Edward, An- drews, New York. Capiz, ‘Sept I7—Arrived, George Walker, Cole, New York; Dolores, Gelpi, do. CONTTANTINOPLE, cpt é—Arrived, Strossmayer, Pollich, New York. Dauraotrn, Sept 22—Put in, Maresca, Maresca, from Shields tor New Doven Cope l—Sutied, Eliza Ann, Wendt, New York ere Sept 23—Passed, Ida Lilly, Olis, from Philadel- hia for Rotterdam, PIDONKIR, Sept 2}—sailed, Maria Madre, Verdina, and Cazpione, Sturlese, New Y. FaLM jibraltar, New York. onthe i ard 23d, Indusiry, Russell, from Rangoon for ondon. Ganoa, pent 16—Sailed, Po, Schiaffino, New Yor! oth, Horace \s We tt, Marseilles; Clara Jenkins, POrenitia, Havener, New York. Arrived, Marcia Greenleaf, Poole New ne), led, Johann Wilhelm, Albrecht, and was towed into Brouwershaven 2sd--see Disasters’. x ae ‘ept 22—Sailed, Theodore Voss, Galle, New ork. Arrived at Cuxhaven 22d, Nina Sheldon, Shelion, Phil- adel Satied 30th, Germania (9), Winzen, New Orleans. Hasrinan Sept 2 Ui, Avenire, Maratoriay froma Ant- for New York. fon ptlte, OMe 284, Almena, Eldridge, from Moalmein or Breton Trswics, Sept 22—Sailed, Nor, Jahn, New York (and an- chored at'Harwich 23d), squivauroot, Sept 23—Suiled, Kjemmett Melting, Galves- Ths duh beranuahiretomas {9, Loudon, B ton New. Era, Gordon, Georgetown, P: Anne Chesnyre, Tawrenice, Baltimore; Highlander, r, Wileomb, King egree ’sSound; Caledonian (s), Pearce, and Agi enon wens, New ‘Orleans. Entered d out Zi, Bridgeport, Morgan, and John Geddie, Smith, for New York; Joseph Milberry, Corning, Tybee! Belle Walters, Shaw, Sydney, OB, Off the Skerries 2d, Faderneslandet, from Liverpool for Pensacola; Garibildi, Bowdoin, from do for New York; Matama, Townsend, from do'for New Orleans; John Barbour, Ivey, from do for Philadelphia. Toxbon, ‘Sept 2"-Cleared, Palmersion, Koln, York: 2th, Gurl Geort. Stover, Stover, Savinuah. Entered ‘out siin, Tinto, Simpson. for Now York. Sailed from Gravesend Amadine, Donald, New ork. Arrived at do wth, St Lawrence, Owens, Bull River. Las, Sept 19—Jn port Union, Cotter, from Greenoek for Savauian, ylastox, Sept 16—Arrived, Mary E Rowland, Pierce, jew Yor! Larcnons, Sept 10-Saited, Quickstep, Chase, Boston, eigassuots, Sept 22—Sailed, Hans Tode, Josephsen, New *Sibiace Sept 18—arrived. Spark, Hopking, Oibralt d 13th, Euvapeth, Bligden, Boston; 16th, BP rr Ret New York PENARTH, Ya cea, Emma M, New York; Ara- minta, Mosher, Havana, Puyuourn, Sept 2 Of, Savannah, Knowlton, from London for Sandy Hook. Sailed 234, Zavit, Omundsen, Wilmington, N' Ont the Sti Start u2d,'a Dutch bark, trom Havre’ for Wile mington, Ni New Passed 2a, City of Halifax, Roberts, from Dunkirk for Charleston. QUEENSTOWN, elite 24—Sailed, Toni C, Constantino (from New York) biinerick. Snre.ps, Sept 23—Sailed, Chtmborazo, Kay, Pensacola ; 24th, Messenger, Parker Bom Day. ¥, Sept 18—-OM, ( Rose, from Philadelpisia for Rotterdain 28d, TNS (Aus bard), irom New York for Sehiedamn Srerrin, Sept 19—Arrived, Superior, Chase, New York. SHANcHaR, Sept 23—Arrived, Midnight, Kendrick, New ‘Taoow, Sept 23—Arrived, Fair & Easy, Taylor, Gree- noc! xAEXEL. Sept 22—Sailed, Francisco Danovaro, Schiaffino, ee ‘orl orate Bay, Aug 17—Arrived, PiccadiNy, Eynon, Bos- Ventcr, Sept 18—Sailed, Horace Scudder, Gould, Ma- 2. Wirenronp, Sept 23—Sailed, Enos, Padonia, New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Oct $—Arrivea, brig Alice Lee, Wil- mington, NC, for Washington, Suiled—Steainship EU Knight, New York; schr Flora M Crowley, B AEPONAUG, Oct 2—Saited, gohrs Helen, Searle, and An- arew Peters Hopiting, New York, BOSTON, Oct $—Arrived, brig Valencia, Small, Baiti- more; schis MC Moseley, smith, Brunswick Ga: HA Dewitt Manson, YeomiGo: Chatles F Heyer. Poland, Alexandria; George W Andrews, Watts, Georgetown, D ; Henry L Whiton, Rich, Baltimore; K RE Sears, do; Peter H Crowell, Chase, do: Anna Lyon ja hn ker do: F Hart Hart, do; 4 D Scull, Doughty ; Jo Slusman, | Adains: Prank’ irerbert, sores 8, Rasecit:’ HT Townsend, Hersey “4 Alburger. or. gens Hina B Gitford, Smith; ‘onver, Lethe op ‘Addie Space’ tion. der: Shas E Paige, Grace; Willian A Crocker, Ham- iin; samuel MeMencmy. Walls; Charles B Raymond, Kelley, Rebecca M Smith, Grace, and Nelle 8 Jerrold. Jerrold, Philadelphia; Lanra Robinson, Robinson, Eliz: hethport; Nellie Grant, Jordan, Hobokén. Below. schrs 'yman, Garibaldi, Free Wind and Ida @ Bullard. * Gieabede steamer Wi more ; barks im Crane, Howes, Rambler (Br). Ivey, Pletou; Alexander (Swe), Am Philadelphia urigs Melrow. Grigen Charleston, BO vig Booth! § Pa Rockport Cothed’burk ollie. 4th—Arrived, feamners Blackstot Hallett, Baltimore via Norfolk ‘Neptune, Baker, New S23) a Pe us: tine Kobbe, Carver, ‘Greenock; Exprere ir), Crowell, Rosario; rig I Eva 'N Johnson, Philadelphia EALTIMORE, Oct $—Arrived, steamer Wim Lawrence, lower Roston via Norfolk: brig Caroline B Kelly, Noyes, sland, Ga; schr E ft Kirk, Burnett, Jersey City, March, Providence via . Liicas, Rio Janeiro; Weser Rotterdam Eiverton, Benson, West Indies; Pierce, Portland; Bowiloin, Randall, do; ab Rich, Boston: 18 Franklin, Mull Saco; aker. Portland ; Cora, Bush, ‘ork. tanooga, Berbice, aid Maggie (in), ja, Oct 2—Arrived, bark Joseph Baker, Portland, to load for Bucnos Ayres BANGOR, Sept Cleared, brig: Saml Burner, Howes, Ra Qet Arrived, schr Romeo, Linnell, New York, Cleared—schr SB Hume, Higgins, H lavana. BATH, Sept 2s—Arrived, schr R W Denham, Denham, Potomac River. 29th—Arrived., jarlie Stedman, Percy, jad Franklin, les ik, New York; Anna E Kranz, ‘urvere, Baltims Sailed—schr N 5 iit, Mer Washigton. Oct 1—Sailed, schrs Carrie Alice, Call, Savannah; H H Dickson, Baltimor $d—Sailed, schr Marcus Hunter, Henley, Matanzas. BELFAST, Sept 24—Sailea, schrs G B Ferguson, Ferga- Jey, and Freeman, Turner, New York. 1—arnved, schr’ Delphi, Allen, Eliza- eth port. GHRRLESTON, Oct 4—Arrived, steamshtp Puerto Rico cif StJohns, PR; schrs CO ‘Berry, Richmond, Me; lhe Luce, Spear.’Rockport, Me. Below, ship M O'Day, . From Liverpool. ORatied-Bieammbipn Charleston, Berry, New York; Mercedita, Marshman, Bos! CALAIS, Septas—Arrived, schr Moonlight, Allen, New Yor! sth—Arrtved, ee Milwaukee, Strout, Boston. Fork M Wentworth, Collins, and Susan, ‘or! jeared, «chr Mary Leo Newton, Hammond, Nor- Ose Leaitared, pote Henr: itt, New York. DIG: cae oi Oot hey hk irs NH Lg hd Thrash- cain Torre, igre, Be Hohe fia ELIZABETUPORT, iM rive, cls Elen Fer. ia mitchell, Rockport et Portland; Baqdimaux ws; ighton; Heni justice, 4 Onion Cleared—-teamer McClellan, Nortolk; barks Aquidne (NG), Pop Be schrs Editl dott a rigs Bele ie! son; Eveline, B Bis’ velipe, Be er, and rown, witsons do johnson, Mahiman, Boston; Bchrs Pall rt 24 B rts wer, waar Bept Lea sehr WR re Hityard, New York. Cleared doe, sohr R L Hersey, Coggins, FALL nivel, bot 2 arrived, Sone Nene French, Brunswick, ( Sd—salied, sche Daniel Brown, Rmerson. and Ht T Hedger, i n DG; Monitor, ‘Chiase; Mas Nase ts, Lew ety wat fe FRGre, New York. SG ALVEBTON. pt ap Arriveds Dar a Charts Vor Hastings, Liverpool; schr Pots, aa son, New Arrived, steamship San Jacinto (Br), Burrows, Sept %—Satled, schr Jeddie, Turner, Rich- Liveroone LUBE oe ie Ger nef Nellie J Dinsmore, Parker, from rin. MOBIL Tie sent a ‘Arrived, ship City of Brooklyn, Har- Cleare . Land, qe ag ies atshsede seontechip Emily B Souder, Burdick ew Hor ship Rowantree (Br), Ct Mahia; bark Weal evicn (Aun), sverlinga, Bor- Below, phe (Bp), Gispert, ared—sehrs Jennie Wood Bn Pizzatl, Havana; halt 4 Caym: ouside nieamehip Ya200, Barrett, Philadeiphin ana) pe oe ot Shae, steamship Kilen.S Terry, year, Ba orl Sailed Sept 30, aghr Delmar, Wallace, West Indigg. (RORFORR, Bent %—Arrived, brig John Boyd ae schetdar Aerie. brig JW Spencer, Thomas, New York; r Carline Farnsworth, Benson, wAlso arrived 24, sehr Rebecca’ Knight, Wood, — for New York, put in leaky. e~ Arrived, sehr A Freamore., Croswell, New York, Geared sche Chas H Cook, Bird, Demerara. BURVPORT, Oct Located, brig Tula, Reed, Mayas sues 2K; sche Emily H Naylor, Mason. Fhiladelphia. ate 1 Salled, sehr Express, Pendleton, New York via Pig- NEW BepFoRD, Oct? New York: rephenin, Dottridge, do; Kobert B aris cran, t Pan, Da is, te Tatars anne ona 2—Arrived, schrs Pointer, Baker, we schrs Anthea, Sraw, Mosquito Baltimore; WW pirdinard, Bitch, N nia, Butler, do; F Hand dy. doi Henry Clays t for do. Aico arrived Mt sclgs MH Read, Benson, Philadelphia s JT Weaver, Swiit, do: Charger, White, Port Johnson, _Also sailed 2d, schr Benjamin English, Nickerson, New ‘ork. ettgrrived, schr Lamattine, Perry, New York; steam Nellie (naw) ae Eitadelphis. iled—Schrs'B Davis, Baltimore; Black- stone, Wixon, tend York vie cb smith, Nickerson, do, M Vassar, Jr Kelly, do, EWPO. et 2, PM—Arrived, schrs Potter & B. Bradbury, Haversti BS ean, Macomber, Fall for New York (and si Sd, AM Arrived, soles Matanzas, 2 yer don, Salem for Port Johnson; Nettie M Rogers, Rogers, ‘ortsmouth tor New York. Sailea—Schrs Mary F Cushman, Ford, Zilsworth for a Watchtul Gill, New York aud ord Hil orth for Fern, Baton, Providence for do, ele PM— ited, sont Nettie M Rogers, New York; sloop ea! NOR’ won "Oct 3—Arrived, schr G A Hayden, Hobo- ken: Belle, North River. jailed—Schr Cornelius, New York. NEW HAVEN, Oct Se Ainived, sehre N Shale Port Johnston; Joseph, Wheeler, 8 Amboy 5 Thom: t Owens, Harding, Hoboken (and suiled for Fall River) ; sloops Charles Lynch, Myers, Kingston; Home, Jewell, mboy. Salled—sehrs Brave, Fox, Boston; Allen Gurney, Gar ney, Rondout; Oliver Scofield Dissoway, Bubimore ; 1ith Shaw, Stow. do: Ranger Wells, sloops Home Jowell d Young, NEWB r, On heed Ot ot aglon ae lia, ferry, for ct 2—In port sehrs Amel 5 Providence 1g; Julia Ann, Howell, for do, do. ADELPHIA, Oct $—-Arrived, steamers Centipede, Write Boston Hercules, Winnett, do; Mary, Orocker, rorlionscs Balileriske Piocse Romans bark Colton: be \ (Ger) Sptumacher, Hayra, via Sandy Hooks schra 4 Biggin 8, MeMntosh, St St Johns PR ‘Abbie Wasson, MIL Mes Joane Knignt, Fenton, Providence} ttle Hall, Middleton Lebanon;" Armenia, Cale, New York, Robert Morris, Smith, Salem: Stetson & Eliisou, urborough, Leba: lor, Elmer, Salem, polareds brigs Harriman, St Jago; Cas- gatello, Simmons agua; schrsQ P Gerrish, Armstrong, Wm tor East Boston; ‘Abbie, Cleaves, Portanas Sune Ww Kay, Doughty, Ireland, Fisher, Boston; Julia A’ Ryder, Corson, Provi- ence. Lrwes. Del. Cet 3, AM-—The bark reported entering Jast evening as deep loaded is reported t! nig morning as light. Helen Sands went to sea at AM A full rigged brig coming in at 9 AM, ‘wo barks and a barkentine coming in at 3 PM. wae this mornin ig off the Shears on her way upg 8 lost Daretopgalian' LAND! Oct 4Cleated, bark Archer, Hatch, Mon- eROMTSMOUTH, NH, Oct $Arrive rig M C Haskelt, Whittemore, iitliadeiphia: sera “Aiidle “wuvenie, Met? Charlestown; Mary D calf; Henry @ Fay, Philbrook, and Lamartine, Butler, do; WuGIT ellen Xsittort, New York. Reiled—chrs Chas A Coulcomb, Fennimore, and Amos Edwards, Risley. Philadelphia. PROVIDENCE, Oct 2—Arrived, steamer William Ken- nedy, Foster, Baltimore via Norfolk; ychrs Robert Wing (ot Boston), Rengeard, Past Harbor, 1; Sarah A Bolce, en fates Phnadeiphia; Gale, Walton, Trenton; Surg wick, Trenton for Pawtucket; Alida, Rnowien, een Dethport: Merwin, Bunce, Rondott; Kate Cogswell, do; Horizon, Leet, Newourg Mi Bayless “An ner, Weehawken ; James nold, do; John. Stockham, Hart, Hopoken; John, Warren, McGar, doz Uncas, Kenyon, do; John Brooks, do; Ann ‘Amelia, Allen, do; Marshal 0 Wells, Tova, “Pougiikeepsie: Mar- garet Jane, Kennedy, Haverstraw; Eclipse, Dixon, Clim ton Point. ’ Below, échr If P Ely, Stokes, New Y ee sehrs F H Odiorne,Croweil, Alexandr. 3ascor dge, Pierce, New York; Frances O Smith, peas fo; Galota, Cammett, do; Bli ‘Townsend, Nichola, do; Chester, do; Black Diamond, Goldsmith, do; J H barnett, Gardnet, do; Tunis Bodine, Silvie, do. ‘3d—Arrived, steamship 'W P ‘Olyde, Rogers, Phila- ; Schr Elwood Doran, Jarvis, do; Wave, tiub- ton; Fivyaway, Enos, Vilizanethport: Frances Allen, dos, Eniéiine E Potters, Blisworth, do; Dexter, Lord, do via Bristol Henry it ‘ay, Fitch,’ Port Johnson: Panther, Abby, do gulus, Dewart, dos Martha Jane, Mott, do; aiimqnas, Heaney, ‘do: Shepard ‘A Mount, Young, do: Hen le, Chadwick, do; George W Commins, Yotlt, Rondout: Lizzie, Tayler, Weehawken s RW Brown, Winters, do; Wm Blakele, a Anderson, Cro- ton; J H Bartlett, Harris, Hopgrany eran Bruen, Aus- tin, dot Harriet P Ely, Stokes, New York. Spiled—Solirs Albert Thomas, T: yor pratshapriay = F Hart, Coombs, Alexand @ Irwin, nson, Phiiade!phia; Planter, Conar, outh Ainbov'; Margaret Jane, Kennedy, and Honora, "Butler. Dunn, Haverstraw ; Harriet Lewis, Searle; J L Hess, Conehn: Urbana, Allen ; 8 S Apples ate, Segars; WmN Gesner, eae lelen Mar, Yacob Raymond, Brown) RH ilson, Harris; J Ga Fair Nickerson, and H P E! ly, Stokes, New York. TUCKET, Oct famed, schr Gust, Warwick, Malled:-Schrs Relen B, Jones, Philadelphia; George W Middleton, Nickerson, New York. MOND, Oct 2 -atrived: steamshi Wyanoke, couch, New Yi rtridge, Clifford, Rock- ; Louisa v4 Kelly. Wood's Hole. KLAND, Sept 30—Arrived, schrs Lucy Baker, Oct 1, Bloomeu, Mason, Mi Mount Deser meson, Candags ‘ork. 80th—Salled, schrs F Hatch, Falss, New York: D Ellis, Torrey, do: S'McLoon, Spear, doy Arctic, Whitten, fos GW Baldwin, Morton, do; M Brewer, Sanders. do; finta Rhoads dor olive’ Avery, Gott do} Ocean elle, Mills, do;,W ¢ Hail, Tolman, do. FRANCISCO, sept 26—Arrived, ships Lookout, Wise, 2 Bellingham Ba: P Malay, Clough, Hone Kong. ared—Ship Newcastle (BP French, Queenstown ; ce ait eavers n, Tabi ftonolulus sehr Nidaroe, Permien, Mazatan. NNAH, Sept 30—Arrived, ship ‘Shice tote Cook, jed—Schr Ida Richardson, New York. et 4—Arrived, ships Montevello (Br), Kelly, Ligerncals LY Gtichrin Emerson, do; Frank N ‘Thayer, Starrett. Enderbury island; barks bu Plata (Br), Matthews, Liv- $fpo0l ‘atenberg (Ger), Gerlach, Rotterdam ; brig Abby Ellen, Bangor. Put’back—Schr A J Fabens, Bragg, for Salem, leaky. SailedSteainships | san | Salva’ jor, Nickerson, and Montgomery, Faircloth, New Yoo! ot 2—Arrived, sehr etetan, Mitchell, Bangor for New York. Sailed—Schrs_ Beni Gartside. Stanford, and Electa ‘Smith, Philade!phia; and the arrivals of lst and 2d irom E Eastern ports), hound south, schr & Nickerson, Chase, Shag! peteden pe. Sormuati “Oot 3—Arrived, schr Susan, Fisher, New JOMERSET, Oct 2—Arrived, schr Samael C Hart, Kel- ley, Philadelp failed —Selirs ames W Drury, Snow, Baltimore; J M Kimann smith, New Yor ‘Nd—Sailed, schrs Eliza ’S Potter, Potter, Philadelphia s Alabama, Churchill, New York. STONINGTON, Oct 2—Arrived, schrs Whistler, Keefe, New York: Jed Frye, Langley, Baltimore. aca atHved, seh Helen , Sones, Pawtucket for Phila- je} La italled—Sehirs Isaac N Seymour, and Reading RR No 47, NINEYARD HAVEN, Oct $-Arrived, brig Repo Bangor for Fall River ‘ashes Mal Now York: for Oarai ner; Castalia (Br), do for St John: Bertha J, Fellows, do for Pembroke: L'8 Sargent, Philadelphia’ for Salem; Mahaska, Weehawken for Pottland; Perey, Newbury for Eastport! Lucy, Windsor, US, for jfohimond V Wentworth, Ca Calais for New York? Georgie D Loud, Be for Sava Satied—Ait" ere reported, excepting schr nie D 80 arrived and in port, schrs Benj Gartride, Rest- less, Sophia Wilson, Rachael Vannatnan, James Satter- thwaite, Saitie M Steelman and Mary @ Farr, Boston for Philadelphia; Fannie W Johnston and W 8 Chester, do for Baltimore: Belle Crowell 40 for Alexandria ks Louisville tor Piifnaelphta: Geo Baldwin, kland for New York: Tunis Depew, Paks for do. 4th. 7AM Arrived, schrs Caroline Grant, Bangor for New York; Nicola, Machias for do; Alabatha and, Abi- gail Haynes, Carver's Harbor, for do; Porto Rico, Rock- Bort, Mass for do: Grecian, st J hn for doy Salled—, Riko reported, bound west WILMINGTON NO. dope 2_Cleured, brig Sophia Amar lia (Swe), London. Got 2 Dieared: « sohr James P Baton, Poole, B barks Reconnaissance (Br), Reane: Arrived, schrs Fair Wind Bow- man; Angie "Besse, aud S 8’ Smith, Snow, New York; Sarah 8 8 Corson, Georgetown, DC; Sarah Jane, Long, ew York. 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