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10 THE YELLOW FEVER. Shreveport Slowly Recovering, but the Suburbs Worse. 7 {A STRICT QUARANTINE MAINTAINED, An Improvement Noted in Memphis. Supzverorr, La., Oct, 17, 1878. There nas been so little change in the last ‘twenty-four hours that there ts little occasion for ‘an extended report. The city proper is slowly recovering from the shock; but it will be December before it recovers its wontea activity. In the suburbs the fever not only holds its own, but is gradually extending its domain. W. Rose, proprietor of the cotton gin factory, was the only new case among prominent citizens to-da: All the prominent citizens now sick are reported doing well and most of them out of danger. THE LOSSES. Rev. Mr. McCloud, Baptist preacher, relapsed ‘after apparent recovery, and is now dying. Two Of his family preceded him, The Masonic frater- nity up to date have lost twenty-eight members and the Howard Association filteen, The inter- Ments to-day were James Howard, aged forty- eight, ana two colored persons, Mr. E. F, Schmidt, President of the New Orleans Howard Association, and Dr. Hurd, of New Or- leans, leave for Marshall, Texas, to-morrow, te m- vestigate the mature of the disease prevailing ‘there. THE QUARANTINE against us is as effectual as ever and ts only broken twice a week by the relief train irom Dallas, The small towns all around us are guarded by an armed force, and we are as effectuaily shut up as though corked up in a bottle and hermetically sealed, A More Favorable Showing in Mem- phis—Thirty Deaths from Fever Yes- terday. MEMPHIS, Oct. 17, 1873, A shoemaker, named George Armstrong, was found dead in his shop this morning of yellow fever, He had been dead for several days. Two more Catholic priests, Fathers Leo and O'Shea, both of Louisville, are suffer- ing from severe attacks of the fever. M. E. Smel- wer, of the Avalanche, abandoned the yellow fever couch to-day, and was on the street, on crutches, Mayor Jobnston 1s reported better. General M. J. Wright, of the Register, is worse. Dr, Erskine, President of the Board of Health, expressed an Opinion, based on a consultation with the physi- cians of the city, that the aspect to-day was MORE FAVORABLE, and though warm there were fewer new cases than any day previous, but admits that an un- favorabie change in the weather may cause a@ fresh outbreak. There were THIRTY DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER to-day, being four over yesterday. The atmos- here is thick with carbolic acid and other disin- jectants, Fathers Scheity and Leo died to-night. Five Catholic priests and five Sisters of Mercy have died since the lever began. Mayor Johnson ds worse. Two Deaths in Montgomery. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 17, 1873. There were two deaths from yellow fever in this city during the past twenty-iour hours. Washington Aid for the Sufferers. WASHINGTON, Oct, 17, 1873. The Masons, Odd Fellows and other benevolent . Associations continue to send money to the suffer- “ers at Shreveport and Memplus. Aid from South Carolina. CHARLESTON, Oct. 17, 1873. Ata public meeting of cluzens to-day it was re- Solved to send physicians, nurses and clergymen to Memphis if needed, besides whatever money can be raised. Help for Memphis and Shreveport. ‘The young men of New York are not likely to be Dehind the merchants and capitalists who have generously responded to the cal) of distress, in aid- ing the sufferers in Memphis and Shreveport. A literary club, called the Irving Union, composed of uptown residents, have organized a plan 01 ama- teur dramatic entertainmen‘, to be given in Ter- race Garden, on next Monday evening, the 20th inst., the proceeds oi which will be sent to the re- lief Of the aMicted citizens o: Memphis. Messrs. Simon Weinberg and Saiomon A. Herman have with great energy aud perseverance accomplished the preliminary arrangements, and the amateur company will present under their direction the well known society comedy of Mr. I. W, Robertson, entitied “Caste.” The generous public will bo coubt give tothe enterprise such support as its object deserves. ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF AID. Apnotncement is made of the following addi- te contributions of money by merchants and others :— Received by E. Jacobs, through Bradish, Jobnson & $50 Cash... Received through the Russel & Erwin Manufacturing Company :— sargent & Co $109 Holmes, Booth & Hayden$25 ~ Hart, Bievin & Mead %® | Manufacturing Co Holmes & Lissbe: Abendroth Brot! Lew s Schiele & Co Schepfiin, ¥. Ketcham & Co.. Tweedy Bruce & Cook ....... Clark, Wilson “& Co Charles Feuning. Total, . The following letter exp ains irself:— To tne Eprior or tie Herat ‘The undersigned Memphis merchants, residing In New York, acknowledge the receipt ot the following addi- & nal subscriptions tor the wd of the Memphis suiler- Gas. Dickens Lodge Miron Winslow. $25 No. 7 1. 0. 0. F $5 Verry Wendell & Fay 25 op eet 4 Star ‘Union Line, 25 Collins, Whitin Bu 2 Jas. klliot & Co. wo 2 M, £0. J. Bruno 5) ‘Thompson ¢ 2% 3... P., Jr, 10. Pastor, W. L nie’ 2 5 “Agamemnon” 5 L. Amson & ( 4 2 John S, Holden &Go: 25 i 2» mith & Lawrence % Aitken, Son & Co. 25 Father and Child. 10 J. & ©,’ Johnston. Pr OChateré Bingus... 4) M, Bergman 0 Chas. Kolin W Jas. L, Libby. 5 Stadler & Co ‘Alex. 0, Bredley. 10 K. Naumbu w) Thomas & Go 5 % Julius Loewenthai 2» 29 09 A. BEE B. LOWENSTEIN & BROB., Now I7 and 19 W hite street MORE BELY. New Yous, Oct. 14, 1873. ‘To tae Eoiror ov rrr TeraLy :— ‘The following addition! suiseriptions have been re- voeived by the undersigned tor ihe reliet of the Memphis rs, anid tranemitted to them by telegraph — 25 Levy & Borg... rs FA pepe 4 lains,.. Fines. Bakon y jorg-nthau..... Chas. Russell, received J. M, Welth through &. Lane, er. 25 "Allradditioual subserip: amare thanikialiy’ ‘rece evil be duly forwarded bY y 4 BORG, 20 Broad street. The following peel collected by Edmund Urgill, have been forwarded to the Memphis Relief Committee :— Bo BSSSoBsas8 ‘asli Total... Sawa iii Forwarded on Uct. Gtonie Wi. ree Total... oo 1,000 Subscriptiony received at the HenaLp office towards the Memphis and trpibbantadgitararo sn James ¥. Travis, New, $25 York naeeee- 810 B, ve Ov tag: . 2% Mount Nelisi Lodge, F. {through Jo- Adams& Prescott ‘Sc trool and A. OFADGON. Jessen vere 2 Repl Tos, Manet “ghould.tr to Shoulder. At a special meeting*o! the New York Caledonian Ciub, held on Thursday e¥ening, the 16th inst., the Secretary, Mr. James Warnock, was instructed to rward He sum of ar, to the bt. Audrews - “ NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTUBER 18, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. THE OCEAN RACES. Official Report of the Committee of the New York Yacht Club Announcing the Win- ners of the Great Ocean Race Prizes. at CG. bu acht club, from an anchor: York Harbor, to hoy: ground t Fathom Bank, Sandy Hook Lightship a 1 the v jue 0. and two ol the vaiue over the same course, upen the same day, open to the following classes of vessels, from any port in the United. States :— Pilot boats, t Working schooners of not less than 25 nor over 300 tons, ola Tehageach Schooner smacks. in this race the first vessel arriving at the win- ning post to take a purse of $1,000; the first vessel arriving of each of the other two classes to take @ purse of $250, ENTRIES, The entries were as follows, viz. :— C. H. Marshall, ‘No. James W. Kiwell, No. 7, ‘Thomas 8. Negus, N James W. Elwell Thomas Mary E. Fish, N Edmund blunt, No. W. H. Van Name. Remdeer.. | Wallace Blackford. The preparatory signa) wus given at 3:02 P, M. The vesseis were started at 3:12 ‘The person who was sent to Cape May to take the time oO rounding the Five Fathom Bank I. ship Was uuabie to board that ¥ the strong northeast wind and high sea prevailing, and no Official time at that point can be given, of Bergen Poini, N.J., New YORK, Oct. 16, 1873. The Regatta Committee of the New York Yacht Club submit the following report of the ocean regatta sailed on the 9th inst. for prizes pre- sented by James Gordon Bennett, Esq., Commodore of the Club:— THE PRIZES. rizes offered were as follows, viz. we Ol the value 0} $1,000, ty “pe satled ps by schooner yachts belonging to any organized off bey he Ligh purse: 0. 1. WORKING SCHOONERS, ONTESTANTS, Negi WORKING SCHOONERS, Designating Letter. SCHOONER SMACKS. RACE. P.M, HOME TO THE LIGRTSHIP. H. Van Name.. Japtain Howard., 140.00 E..HL CO. Rogers & Co, Head, New hip on kive Cape May, N. Fa and return to one of the value of $1,000 $250 each, to be salted ior YACHTS. Name, Quner. e838. J. F, Loubat.. 276.16 ye = Cc. © Bae 225,77 Chto.. Te P brad iene Eya.. E, Burd Grubb. Tt.be ». Wiitiam Astor, 145.41 + A. B, Stockwell... 240.00 PILOT Boat Widgeon, No, 10. New York Pilots.. 105.09 Hope, No. 1. ‘New York Pilots.. 18204 Edmund Blu New York Pilots 85.00 iNew Jersey Pilots. 165.00 New Jersey Pilots, New Jersey Pilots, Designating Letter. W. H. Van Name. i W. H. Van Name.. 180.00 Reindeer. ‘aptain Howard.. 140.06 Sharpshoo! M, Crossman... 120,00 Racer.... jugene Howard... - SCHOONER SMACKS. Wallace Blackford .....E..H. C, Rogers & Co, 80.00 © On the day appointed for the regatta the follow- ing vesseis Were at the anchorage prepared for the start:— YACHTS. Name. poner. Tonnage. Enchantress J. F, Loubat. 276.16 Alarm... . A. C, Kingsland... 225.77 . Asten.. Cio, . Bradhurst.., 59-18 Eva Burd Grubb 77.50 Dreadnaught. . ae B, Stockwell... 240.00 PILOT BOATS. Widgeon, No. 10. .New York Pilots.. 105.09 ‘ew Jersey Pilots, 165,00 New Jersey Pilots. -New Jersey Pilois, New York Pilots... 180,00 80.00 el, because of The time of arrival at Sandy Hook Lightship was as follows :— YACHTS. Enchantress, October 11. M. Dreadnaught, le Clio, Uctober 1: M. Alarm—Not taken. Eva—Not taken. PILOT BOATS. ALM. S. Thomas §. Negus, October 11 + $ 49 50 A.M. Widgeon, October 11.. 12 33 30 P. M. Mary &. Fish, \ctober . 7 40 00 P.M. James W. biwell, bg ge 8 2 cOP. M. Edmund Blunt, oct’ 9 44 OP. M. WORKING sonido S. | W. H. Van Name, October 11. 10 52 00 P. M. | Reindeer—Not taken. MACK. Wallace Blackford, october 11.... 11 44 00 P.M. THE WI The prizes are awarded as follows :— The Yacht e to Enchantress. The $1,000 turse to pilot boat Thomas S. Negus. One $250 Purse to « —— William H. Van Name. One $250 Pur-e to smack Wa lace Biackiord. All of which is respectin'ly submitted. Fus!CHeR WILLIAM K Regatta E. i. CHA! Comumittee. CHARLES A. MINTON, AQUATIC, This afternoon the annual contest for the championship of the Kill Von Kull will take piace between the Argonauta Kowing Association, and the Neptune Boat Club, of West Brighton, S. I. This race is eagerly looked torward to every season by the enthusiastic friends of these excellent rowing associations, and it expected, trom the splendid ~—material_~— ofeach crew that the contest will lose noue of its interest to-day. The course is from the Can Buoy at the mouth set down for bali-past bai Ransom, 88 lbs. Cora Lina, $9 lbs. Merodac, ¥6 lbs... Mate, M. A. B., 96 lbs. § TWO MILE3 AND THREE-QUARTERS. Preakness, 114 |bs...¢270 Katie Pease, 87 ibs ‘Trae Line, 105 ibs. HANDICAP—MIL EO AND FIVE FURLONGS. Minstrel, 77 Ibs.. 260 Chickab.ddy, 108 iba, Artist, 100 Ibs. Gray Plauet, 10 ibs. FLEETWOOD Park, Oct. that have never beaten 2:39: $100 to the first, $60 to the second, $40 to the third horse; mile neats, best three in five, in harness. Hi. Casey's g. m. Stelia... J. Roger's ). 8. Fourth or July. W. McCarthy S.C. Whitson’s b, m, Pauline. D. B, Harringt Van Wagner's ch. m. Cochecton Maid : M. Olco D. Mace!s bik. 8. Young Fellingham J. Murphy’s b. m. Lady Pa ty of the Kilis tothe Kim Park Dock, and the race is three o'clock, A steamer will leave pier 14 North River, foot of Cedar street, ast one o'clock to convey the spectators to the scene oj the aquatic battle. AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB, $105 King Phitip Periwinke. 25 McDanies THREE-QUARTERS OF A MIL! Weathercock.........$55 Maccaroon Juliana... . 30 Field..... E. MILE AND FIVE FURLONGS, 116 Ibs. an 410 8 br. g. Husky Hoy. n’s bIK. mM. Dinah. DEATH OF LOOKOUT. Ir. UQhous A VOLT VAAgAWIe, The pools sold Jast night at the Jockey Club Rooms and Chamberlain's were as tollows:— AT JOCKEY CLUB ROOMS—MILE AND AN EIGHTH RACE) Cariboo. $4? 45 stock wood, ig ha 50 Waruke, 91 Ibs. 275 Shyiock, 100 1b: ae 9 Lizzie Lucas, 92 Ibs... 8 $35 35 8 Wizard, 92 lbs, 35 Quits, 90 lbs..... Kadi, 96 ibs. ‘ 50 Minnle Mac, 99 Ibs HCROLE RACE—MILE AND THREE-QUARTERS, Revenge, 156 lbs.... $30 Mary Clark, 147 ibs.. $50 Boss Tweed, 150 ibs. 20 Lochiel, 158 Ibs 110 Bibakiba, 145 lps.... 20 AT CHAMBERLAIN’S—TWO-YEAR-OLDS, Maccaroo! $100 «150 MeDaniel 110 Weathercock. 70 Juliana.... 36 Gray Planet. 105 Minnie Mac, 95 Artist 42 its. 23 teld. beeee a TWO MILES AND THREE-QUARTE! True Blue. a . 140 Preakness 90 Katie ease cd MILE AND FIVE FURLONGS. Sanford’s entries 120 (145 Merodac. 40 46 Lizzie Lo 20 «3 Warlike 20 Fieid, 26 —Purse $200, for horses 1 4 3 2 6 ‘was found that he died of heart disease. On Thursday afternoon, at five o'clock, Mr. James Bird’s promising bay gelding Lookout died very suddenly at Tarrytown, It will be remembered by turimen Lig agg eee e Plains, bea Sherrie sitar five’ heats had been trotted, 0 tho ght by his owner thi won a $2,000 match Jones’ bay mare It was at he had been poisoned; upon €xamination by competent persons, it . Bird SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac fer New York—This Day. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, Prosar ‘Green :|7Bowling Green road road wi Bowling Green ‘Bowling Green a. Hise 61 Bi ade Glasgow... |72 Brosawav. ro one |E, ling Green -|2 Bowling Green . |4 Bowling Green Steamship City of Limerick rick Br), Jaznieson, Liverpool— Stoamshig Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow—Hen- Aeteamehip. Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, Petersburg id Richmond—Old Dominion 51 omhip 0 i Marshall, Hutelinson, Liverpool—C H Mar- Sen, Marianna ¥ ort), Ferriera, Lisbon—L E Am- 3 Shi} *Sleabel eth Hamilton, Robbins, Mare Island—J Big- count Yochnagar (Br), Kelly, Adelaiae—Arkell, Tutts & ‘Bark Cort Adler (Nor), Larsen, London—Funch, Edye ars Bark Kordula (Nor), Gouslaa, Bristol, E—Tetens & Bock- mark Skjold (Nor), Henricksen, Belfast, I—tunch, Edye & Co, ah (Nor), Nielsen, Queenstown or Falmouth for tens & Bockmaun. er Cloud (Br), Robertson, Antwerp—3 w Sehmidtd C ‘Bark Pilea Ger), Leitke, Antwerp—Funeh, Edye & iark Jupiter (Ger), Lietke, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye & Dark Padre (Ital), Cassaniega, Rotterdam—Slocovich'& ‘Bark Dryaden (Nor), Schach, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye spark Lalla Rookh (Br), Dakin, Cadiz—Boyd & Hinck- ‘alsh, Field & Way. Brig © Olat Kyrre. (Swe), Jorgensen, Antwerp—Funch, ve Brig Hanbets Anker (Nor), Henricksen, Antwerp—Te- tens & Bockman: Brig Otto Grat “a Stolberg (Ger), Wesenmann, Rotter- dam—H Koop & Brig J Williams (Br), Williams, La Rochelle—J F Whit- ney & Co. brs Cilosue (tab, Maresca, Malta and Naples—Funch, dye & Co. frig Cleta (Br), Miller, Belize—Wm Jex, Charles A Hoard (Br), Messenger, St Jonns, PR— Simon & shaw. Brig Christina (Br), Thompson, Cienfuezos—Jova & Co. pacht Perle (Ger), Tampke, Montevideo for orders— ‘anch, E Fe br EH ‘King Bragdon, St Augustine, Fla—Warren ‘thr Albert Mason, Rose, Darien, Ga—Van Brunt & FO. Schr Mary R Hickman, Robinson, Washington, DC— Slaght & Peity, Schr J J Shaw, Soper, Bark Sarah, Nichols, Alicante— Washington, DC—Slaght & Pett z chr Breeze, Cranmer, Washing‘on, DC—Slaght & erty, r Blackstone, Wickson, Providence—H W Jackson Schr Eleanor, Stevens, New Haven—C H Trumbull. Steamer Maytiower, Fults, Philadelphia. Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelpias. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES, Steamship Roma (Br), Donaldson, Malaga Sept 16, Gib- raltar 2)th aud Cadiz 22d, with trult, &c, and 2 Ay assengers ie Henderson Bros, Had heavy westerly gales the last 7 da, Steamship City of Merida, Timmerman, Havana Oct 11, asa, NP, 13 bh mdse and passengers to F re'& Son. Oct 12, off the Remini, pasced ship ‘Alexander, of Bath, trom Cardiff tor Havana; off Old In- jet saw bark Linda Stewurt, irom ‘Steamship Prince Kdward, (Br), Fraser, Pictou, NS, 4 days, in ballast, to Slocovich Steamship Georgia, Crowell mdse and passengers to J W Quintard & Co. Matanzas for New Dharieaton Oot 14, with 28 mises Soutio. (ape sieury spoke bark Jahe Adeline, from Sagua for New York Stea Haticras, Reid, Norfolk, with mdse and pas- sengets ia the oid Dominion Steumshin Steainsiip Fanita, Doane, Philadelph passengers to J Lorillard. Ship Amelia (Aus), ballast, to Siocovien & ¥ (of St Johns ND} Stamper, Valparaiso %, with nitrate of soda and wool Ketnastor, Octy, latS-ai lon 7174 had a severe hurt} Quimencitig at SSW, vecring to SSE, lastiug 12 losi two Lower topsails. n Huntou of W hithy), Kirby, London, 2 Oct 42 8 lon 45, spok. bark aie (A . from for ew York! Lath, fat 38 20, 10) tivy (Br), trom Baltimore | tor Liverpool; ith, t 49, lon 72 04, schr Charles Robert- son, from — tor C! fharieston, Birk Libero (ital) U'Ailorso. London 86 days, with chalk to order: vessel to Slocovich & Co. Bark Quattro Fratelll (ital) Tateo, Bristol 55 days, in vallast, to Slocovieh bet 5, lat ’3 46, lon 6940 passed part of a vessel’ deck; 1oth’ Int 38 58 Ion fe M, Dassed a large mast, nbout 10 feet ‘out of water, appare ently attached toa sunken vessel. Bark Schiaitino Prospero (Ital), Prospero, Bristol, 48 allast, to A P Agresta, io’ Aust), Medanich, Antwerp, 45 days, and is, 24 days, with mdse to order. iber (Aus), Gurvich, Amsterdam 74 days, in bal- eovieh & Co. Bark Nuovo Dovere (Ital), Cichero, Rotterdam 62 days In ballast tw Slocovich & ¢ Bork Virginia L Stafford (of Windsor, NS), Genoa &3 days, with marble and rags to J’ BP Phinee 5 Co; vessel to mnaster. Passed Gibraliar Sept 10; uct 9 Jat’ 89 20, lon 69 30, had a severe hurricane, commencing Was obliged to ran the vessel 5 b; ours fo get out’ of it: Oct 3, lat 23 40, lon 56 passed the wreck of a vessel of about 500 tons, with her catheads just out of water, with white topgallant bul- warks and a yellow streak around her; she had evi- dentiy been loaded with petroleum and apparently but & short ume in that condition; same time pleked up three barrels ot petroleum, marked diamond C; had come from Pratt’s "ds. Bark Mary Stewart (of St Johns, NB), Penery, Sacua, 14 days, with sugar to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to Heney & Parker. Hark Linda Stewart (of Portland), Steinfeldt, Matazas D days, with sugar to J H Winchester & Co. Cet 8, miles of Hatteras, encountered a severe gale from NNx, lasting four days: lost deck load of molasses, slove Lulwarks, split sails, de; 10th, Cape Hatteras bearing WAW. 10 miles fell In withthe schr RJ Merser (of Providence), Racke' jord, in a sinkiny crew, six all told, » With mdse and heaz, Gloucester, E, 41 days, in *, from Philadelphia for New Bed- ndition, and took off the captain and ud brought them to this port Batk Curacao (ot Windsor, N S), Lockhart, Curacao, with salt, hides and 11 'passenzers’ to Jo-eph ‘ons. Had’ tight winds and caims to latsoN, lon 72 W, encountered a severe hurri ing at 8, veering to NNW, lasung 10 d po damage. brig Kodiak, Peters, » isbon 39 days, with corewood to E D Morgan & Co; vessel to P Talbot € Co, Oct 9, no lat, 4c, had a heavy gale trom NW, and was driven’ across the Guit Stream I4th, nt 3620, lon 7220, saw bark Morn- ing Siar (Br), hence ge St Jago. Bros. ‘Is bound to Ne Dashaway (of Pictou), days with bone dust to Lester ays Has been 11 days north of Hatteras, with heayy NE f es; Oct 13, lat 35, lon 7320, spoke schr John Ferris, ptstJohn, from Georgteown, DC, tor New York, with cargo of Coal, with loss of fore and mainmasts by the deck; was obliged to cut them away, having sprung a ‘ins Kain, Buenos Ayres 56 Jeak j¢ trom NNE the wind proved uiluvorable would put In the Capes of Virgitla ri (Nor), Noemann, Havana 21 days, with ‘ar to Franke T vssner: vousel to Tetens # Bockman, ig Thalia (of Halliax), | Fudge Centueyos— days, with sugar, to G Horsey. Oct 1th, lat # lon 73°10, spoke schooner John Ferris (of South Norwalk, Cb, st hn, from Georgetow: New York, with loss of spars Cuptain reported i had a heavy gale trom north ont e 7th inst. with ous sea running, Yomel leboring very heavil ing large quantity ot wi ; commenced settii fy forw i Was obliged to cot ‘awes the spars for the saiety of the vessel: if th wind had come SW would run tor Cape Henlopen, if 3 Would run for Cope Henry. The captain and mate ard both sick with the chilis and fever. Brig M A Chase (of Pordand), Matanzas 21 days, with sugar to B Rianda; vesel to “Miller & Houghton. Has been 10 days north of Hatteras, with N and Ni gales; lost and split sails. Brig M E Dana (of Boston), Toothaker, Georgetown, 8 0, 10 days, with naval stores, to E D Hurlbut & Oo, had neayy'N and N & gales Jost part of deck loud of with rubber and nuts to © Ludmann & Uo; roma 1 w {a5 Wenberg. chr i-veline, Sawyer, Fagardo, PR 28 days. with sugar deil & Co: vessel to Miller & Hougi py has been north of Hatteras, with heavy > “celir Frank Howard (of Bath), Anderson, waiting, behr Ww, P gener, Beers, Fernand row i: er & Co; yesse Hag rong ‘x au! gales, Oct 10, lat 34, lon 76 25, in'with whe MRC ‘arlisie, of Newport, Ri. from Phitndel- a tor Providence in a'sinking condition ; took off the crew, five in number, and on'the J6th off ya 11 days, with rall- fo Van Srant & Bro. apes of Velaware transierred them to the schr J Clark, Schr Fanny Pil “of Calais, Robbins, Bey Wi at (via Hampton Rouds) £3 days, with coal to mad at Sehr Jesse ark, Savannah 17 “ayn, with Iam, ber to at orn. Has been 1 days worth of lamers 108.6 ‘Sehr Wapelia, P Penny, ‘harleston 12 days, with ra{lroad iron to master. " Encountered a severe hurricane on the night of Oot 6, which lasted twenty hours and then sul vided into a heavy gale trom N to NNE: was blown 10 eastward of the Gulf Stream in Int 35; lost flying jib sprung aleak and had to keep pumps xoumg conunually for seven duya; was seven days suuth of Hatteras with siccession of heavy norte TY gales; found the weste €dgs ot the Stream 30 miles to eastward of its usual limits saw large quantities of dritt wood and Sehr 8 Sturtevant, Cruse, Georgetown, 80, . fies to LM Blake. Will proceed to south Kmboy tod. charge, ir Horatio Nichols, Depew, Norfolk for Newark. bebe Felen Mar, hich Sehr MJ Fisher, Wallace, Alexandria for New Bed- “fobs J % Kaley, feels, Virgins, Yet Op, of Cape | Henlopen, took a heavy gale Som NN W, lasting 5 days, during whieh time was blown off 40 miles, and lost boa: yarcot deck load of wood, split 0 soresail, Jat 73.40 spoke brig i eters from Lisbot for nee nae ke who ope, upplied us with provisions. ndico' Bel he Ww tt ita Wille}, Vrain, Schr Mary Francts, King, V Schr Surah Mills Kelty, Vi Schr Buroias Inman, Sehr ME Curtin, ora Sehr O Virginia. ‘hr M Comp ton Rogers, Virginia. ir SG Sit Banks, Georgetown. DC. Woodrudt Sims, Pharo, Virginia. lor, Pallet, Vi Lippencott, Georgetown, DC, ‘aber, Aldredge, Georgetown, DC. Floyd, Squires, Georgetown, DC. | Summons, Gandy, Georgetown, DC, Morns, mndicou, Georgetown, DO, for Provi- Modesty, Weaver, Georgetown, DO, for Hudson, hr Ei agle ‘obb, Georgetown, DO, tor Bostor Schr GH Mlitie: Fillestns Daltinore for AWwrn's Polng Sehr J L Malloy, Warrington, Baltimore for Sew Sed- ford. Sehr Addie Walton, Hamilton, Baltimore for Boston. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Schr Eliza B Coffin, Hisohell, Port Seletonts,, a9 for New York, 13 days, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Schr JF’ Ohaniler (Br), Petti tworth, oy gags for sew York, with plaster and hay t 2 it De Wolf wits dedi, Saunders, Windsor, NS, for Richmon D Schr Avon (Br), King, Wi \ days with platter oO Ca VO RgN (oF New oe i snalit, Mary” (BD, Dorchester: NB, for Philadelphia, Schr Chas A Bovey (Bi New York, It daye welt fa itt ari St John, NB, for q pry Tons yr larthas Bay for New a man, ir Emeline, HOxent, Pr widence tor Philadelphia. Sehr Allie Vass, Pils! he Mockland tor New York, with lime to order. wine Ingraham, Higgins, Rockland for New York, ‘ume to 01 “chr John H Hatfield, Hatfteld, Boston for New York, Schr Huntress, Crane, Providence tor New York, pdelt Quward Gorham, Nantucket for New xork, with h to Moon & Co. Schr ZL Adams, Nickerson, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr Boston, Nickerson, Boston for New York. Schr Edward Lee, Tobilt, Newyort tor New York. Sehr J.8 Terry, Raynor, Providence tor New York, Schr Tunis Depew, Baker, Nantuckettor New York, Sehr Lucy A Blossom, Nickerson, Providence for ‘New "sehr Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Providence for New ‘Setir Enos B Phillips, Baker, New Bedford for Baltt- more. Schr Helen Peccarecn, Vinalhaven for Neay York, with stone te maste: sehr Mary rs itankin, Fuller, Boston for New York. Schr J Payue, Thomas, Newport tor New York. Sehr E Pharo, Sher: Fail River tor New York. poreg Marshall Perrin, Hackett, Boston ior Philadel- hia. : ay R T Graham, Jarvis, New Haven for Pough- eepsic, tc tir Prima Donna, Russell, Rockland for New York, with lime to J K Brown, é Rohe Florence Shea, Hutohinson, Boston for Alexan- ria, Via. schr Ada & Ellen, Herbert, Wane for New York, with lum = by oynti 7 ‘s rit uk mit, Pray Mekal for New York, with aman, Boston for Trenton. c Jan, Murphy, Boston for Phuadelphia, Schr Pawn, Kinney, Bostou tor Philadelphia. Sour Susan, Maloney, Calais for Port Morris, with lam- ‘Schr HP Ely, Stokes, Providence for Now York. Schr Minerva, Brightman, Boston for New York. Schr Union Flag, Malouey. Fall River for New York. Schr Free Wind, Frisbee, Boston tor New York. Schr M M Brainard, Hackett, Vinalhaven tor New York, With stone to order. Schr R$ Dean, Macomber, Fall River tor New York. Schr SJ Gilmore, Bragg, Calals tor Rondout, with lath to order. sche 1i B Gibson, Hurst, Cape Ann for New York. Schr May Munroe, Hall, Rockland for Philadelphia. Scar Anna Frye, Smith, Whidng tor New York, with lumber to order. selir Lavolta, Whittemore, Portland for New York, with stone, sehr J Terry, Martin, Providence for New York. Schr Hardscrabble,' Fales, Rockland ior New York, with lime to J & Brown. Beur bila ¥ Crowell, Growell, Gloucester for Philadel- p Schir § Steelman, Hurley, Providence for Philadelphia. Schir D Benedict, Providence tor New York. sehr W 1 Burden, Providence for New York. Schr Maske, McClintock, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr A H Brown, Pease,'Fall Kiver for New York, Schr Forest City, Johnson, Boston for New ors. Schr Orion, Usborne, Belfast lor New York, with lath to New York Plaster C Schr Hs Diverty, Nickerson, Warren for New York. ‘hr Gentile, bldridge, Rockland tor New York, with lime wJ V Eye Schr Oregon, Wilson, Rockland for New York, with lime to J V Haviland. pchr Nautilus, Crockett, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & P: echr Maria Louise, Abbott, New Haven for New York. Salais tor New York, with lumber to Gorham a ‘SebrJ Hofman, siropshire, Lynn for Trenton. Schr Albert Jameson, Candage, Rockland for New York, with lime to J V Haviland. Sehr Geor attuck, Thorndike, Thomaston for New York, with lime to J V Haviland. helir Pianet, Green, Rockland for New York, with lime tod & Brown. Schir Empress, Kennedy, Rockland for New York, with lime to J & Bro Schr Julia B Gamage, Robinson, Rockland for New rk, with lime to order. Sclir D A Berry, Walters, Providence for New York. Schr Alaska, pcegeines Portland tor New York, with headings to Didi sehr Lhomag Ie yo Wlorris’ Dolliver, Bridgeport tor New Sclir Tennessee, Pillsbury, Vinalhaven for New York, ‘with stone to Bridge Co. Sehr lona, Ke: ndall, Vinalhaven for New York, with stone to J Hogan. chr July Fourth, Cobb, Bangor for New York, with lumber to order sehr Keve nue, Kelly, Vinalhaven for New York, with stone to Bridge Co. Rockland for New York, eenr Detlance,. Thorndike, with stone to Bridge cebr WB Daring, fitten, Rockport for New York, with stone to Jas Everhardt. Scbr Leontine, Achorn, Rockland for New York, with lime io J & Brown, Schr G W Rawley, Rawley, Deer Island for Philadel- phia, with stone. Schr mary Gilchrist, Belfast for New York, with lath to Wise & U Sehr Fredonia, Ser H Wil With stone to order, Schr veo lt Prescott, Mayo, Vinalhaven for New York, witb sione to order, Schr Trade Wind, Gray, Rockland for New York, with lime to J K Brown. Schr Charles H Northam, Hubbard, Portland for New York, with stone to Mexill & Bennie. clr David Torry, Sioane, Clarks Island for New York, with stone to M A’Si John. Schr Hickman, Crocker, Boston for New York. Sehr J B Knowles, Ferry, Machias for New York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Co. Schr Mary Tice, Dunham, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Florida, Thompson, Spruce Head for New York, with stone Sears, Newport for New York. its, Nickerson, Rockport for New York, sehr E vens, Kendall, Boston for Port Johnson. att te i Falkenburg, Rackett, New Bedford for Phil- jelphia. Schr Maggie Todd, Cook, Boston for New York. Schr James Warren, Drisco, piste for New York, with lumber to John Boynton’s Son & C Schr stephen J Watts. Watts, Salem for New York. Scur Buckeye, Lake, New Haven for New York. Schr Iris, Strong, Harwich for New York. oe Charter Vak, Fuller, Wood’s Hole, Mass, for New ¥gcir Wm I Mitchell, Cole, Shulee, N8, for New York, 13 days, with spiles to Wilson & God selir Olivia A O'Mullen (Br), wichend, 5 Wintsor, NS, for New York, 9 days, with plaster to D R De Wolf Sched Hi Hatdeld (Br new), Hated Windsor NS, for New York, 8 davs, with plaster toD R De & bo, Schr Ariel, Austin, Bangor for New Fork, with famber to Simpson, Ulapp Schr Kelpie, Pan, “Siachias for New York, with Inm- ber io Jed Frye wager Miller, Smith, Mitlstone Point for New York. it Behr Chauncey StJohn, Parsons, New Haven for New Schr Vermillion, Wells, New Haven for New York. Schr Leonora, Woolsey, Fall River for New York. toaght Cabot, Parker, Boston tor New York, with stone 10 C Queen, Norwich for New York. jg brskine, Gardiner tor New York, with lumber to Bell Bro: Behr Nellie ne Rich, Wellfleet for New York. nne Schr War Steed. . Boston for New York. Sehr De Franilin, New non for New York. Sehr Pilot's Bride, Brewster, Fall River tor sew York, Sebr Eva ea Providence tor Philadelphia, sehr Geo P Trigg, Linnekin, Gloucester tor New York, with fish to aes. ‘Trigg & Co. Sehr Plowboy, Robinson, Providence for New York. Schr Estelle, ton Ne Weert, Sehr J P Coan ‘ovidence for New York. Sehr Louis ly Vinalhaven for New York, with stone to Bridge chr ida &° Andie, Cook, Thomaston for New York, with lime to J V Havilana. Schr R P King, Bliven, Providence for New Yorr. Schr Free Storker, Boston tor Philadelphia, with stone. Sch Bray: Portland for New York. "with lumber 10 reed Bros. ‘Behr John Strong, Roe, Boston for Philadelphia. Bebr AG Pease, oom Portland tor New York, with stone to Maguire & C Sehr Josephine, Holt It Derby for New York. Schr Jennie, Davis, for New York. Schr Tantainount’ Pendleton, with lumber to Simbson, Clapp & BOUND EASt. Brig Acadia (Br), Ganion, New York for St John, NB. Brig George (Br), fampriy, New York tor Porto Rico. Schr Bay state, Chadwick, New York for Bosto ehh Laura Robinson, Robinson, Elizabethport tor Sa- Usted tor New York, a Emily C Dennison, Allen, New York for New Ha- “sche Edward Sinde, Slocum. Alexandria for New Ha- ene Willow Harp. Cook, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fall Kiver. Schr E { Smith, Baker, New’ York (or salem. Sehr.J M Freeman, kldridge, New York for Charles- wn, Mass. ba A) H Bartlett, Harris, Port Johnson for New Bed- ford. T Bodine, Baker, Elizabethport for Providence, "ree Wim Reilly, Strony York for New London: Schr MM Harris, Harris, New York for New Londoa, Rehr Torpedo, Hutchings, New York for B r MF Webb, © iizapethport for Providence. Bohr G.I Mills Tilson, Baltimore for Allyn's Point. Schr Wm Freeinan, Robinson, Hoboken for Boston, Schr W P Phillips. New York for Bost seit Gold Hunter (Bry Young, New York for 8t John, wibnr Annie Bell, Hathaway, Philadelphia for New cdtora + ommall, Corson, Richmond, Va, for Bridge- "ear Henry Finch, Bunnell, Alexandria for New fa. WD Marvel, King, Georgetown, DC, for Hudson. “eh ‘WM Wilson, Brow, pss De, for Provi> den’ Martin, Baltimore for New Haven. Sone John Lenthatl, Ma ee fe i AH Hurlbut, Grimng. Bone Hen, lumors, for oar ter foew Sehr Wm Allen, Jones, Be mn. BehrJobn Borgel, Jr, wich, hr Terapin, Wooster, Phil is tors ye Rene © Kienzle, Phel 3, rhiiadelphia for Steamer £1 Cid, Smith, New Yor! wi for Norwich. SAILED. © H Southard, for for London: Tirrell, Valparaiso Gen butler, Baltimore; bark ‘ob Aue, os Baxiere (Aus), Glou ‘sepena ez (Nor), Ang), Limerick; New York (Ital), Naples cae of Falmouth Montezuma, ‘warbados;,, You Bort (Ger), Bremen; se | Jubrov a) FO, U8 Phih iphia; brigs Bnrica Aaa elias it; Elvie Weteri dit), soxtlie; eehire Porto. Plata. ‘anna, Pip Fin; RA uniting; sso, Jwcksonvill eens, Orange Bluff, 90; HR Barvee, Baltimore, Wind atsuuset 6 freak Marine Disasters. Bark Sovvenee. Marie, from Pascagoula iad Boston, anchored in Vineyard Sound Ith inst ving sprul aleak and lost terwards, in eating throu Rinavard sound, went ashore on Natt wo miles west of Ta: moult Ray Was got off by ten iner Helen “Augusta, with arsistance from 08, 15th, and reached New’ Bedtord att clock modtoitig o: 16th, with five feet of water in hold. Will have to dis- charge cargo of hard pine and go on the railway. Bric Exum Griiiort (ot Annapolis, Ns), Lindgreen, was wreckes a on the Anegada Reet on te! i ht or the don Sept. on her voyage Le Stl pre to names, in bal- last, Tho crew, conssting of six mn. have at it Thomas. ie Cap! ‘remains at ane oe ee ada 1 i charge nme Linenty, Deveraux, from Cuba for north Hat- teras put into Nas au. Ri, Gee 1s, for medical ‘sat Toate: ig seriou: but not dan- earoasly, injured in 'th the hurricane of Oct rg 7 ® RJ Munser (of Providence), Racket! ba ladelphia for Froviasuee,: Gaetany fait of orbs 5 re Merser, makes the following report :—Le: “in Qet 3, tor Frovidenoe, with a carga oF on gid nds up to the ¢ an rae ‘When off Long Branch et, north and blow to ‘that “we ‘could not carry any ‘sail; obiged to run bsiore it 7th lust when off started 15 stérn, and the vessel commenced ti b&nds commenced pumping. and kept at it steray until the Jou), when the bark Linda Siewart (of Fortiand), Capt Steinfeldt, trom Matanzas tor New York, hove in sight; found It was impoaaible to save the veasel; as the crew was completely worn out from ste: {hg and, having Leet of water. In the hold at the time, come to'the conclusion to abandon her and go on boar the Lidda, Stewart, When we lett her, Cape Hatteras, bore WNW 100 miles. Two hours and a nalf after leaving The R J M was 18 years old, by William Earl and others of Captain Kackett, in behait of him and to return there. ' Sincere thanks to Steinfeldt and crew for the Kindness to them wi of his vessel, Scour M R Caru Northrup, from Philadelphia for Providence, with a cargo of coal, previously reported passed at sea in a leaky condition, was abandoned on the h inat. Crew rescued by schr Win H Kenny, Bee! from Fernandina, nded at this port yesterday. Cap! Northrup 1 orts: Lett Enladelphia Oot 3s all fair until evening when off Highlands, was overtaken by @ rata turned Into « rear from the N, and soit Sala also, ay} the vessel shipp in boats’ and bulwarks, washing tf vetestalg waeaiies including deckload of about 16 tons. After using every exertion to keep the vessel under | the coast, Was obliged to run me the be: ing at’ the mercy of was runnin, very high, and continual iy Succeedes she went down, heavy which, washing decks. in keepl ng aoa’ until 2 PM of the 10th, when we sighted the chr wa, Ly aaa from Fernandina for New York and managed tor her, The crew being e: ITeaking badly, and there. appe f the weather moderating, sidered tt my duty to abandon her. be Captain of the Keon Hipdly. laying to by us to render assistance and sen The & oat, took off mYself, mate, steward and two samen Sts considerable rake Se, 08 being isb4, rough, ‘The M R Carlilse was buill 1 ep ee h regis red 149 tons, and hailed from Newpors, etdeygrr Cnristie (Br), Bonnel, from: Montreal with 0 of flour and provis slons, to ‘Burin, NF. Collided on hight of 13th inst, off Point st Lawrence, with the bark Lady Head (Br), Gethings, trom Sunderland for Quebec, in tow of the ‘steamer Hercules. The schooner Nad her bowsprit carried away, sails split, windlass broken, &c., but Is making no water. The ship received very little damage. The schooner was towed back to port 15th for repairs. Scour Ansiz Letanp, Howes, Norfolk, arrived at Fortress M that shé lost her mainsail and boat Oct 7. the eastward for sixty hours, and saw about thirty crrp- pled vessels In the Gul Stream during the storm. Scur J H Stickney, from Savannah for Baltimore, arrived at Fortress Monroe Oct 17, having on board the crew of the schr Shelbourne, which she took from off a raft north of Hatteras, They had been on the raft four days, having abandoned their vessel, No particulars. Scnr A F Ames, from Alexandria for Portsmouth, arrived at Fortress Monroe Oct 17 with sails split, having encountered the late norther 100 miles south of Montauk, and was blown off to Hatteras, Scur Joun Mantove, coast laden, previousl hausted ani the usa ing to be no chance from Brunswick, Ga, for lonroe Oct_7, and reports She _ stood to reported sunk in Huntington ‘Bay, was raisod by the Baxter Wrecking Co ou the 16th inst, The schr will proceed to Newport to discharge. Scur Mary Witts, from Portsmouth, Va, for Alexan- dria, with a load of tumber and shingles, before reported abandoned in the Chesapeake Bay, drifted into Lynha- ven Bay, where she has broken in two. Scur LN Atwoon, of Wellfleet, wrecked on Chatham Bar, was sold at auction lth for $35. Scur Part, Thorp, from Bristol, Me, arrived at Port- Be oe the 15th inst, with loss of head of mainmast in a squall. Sour Ann & Susay, Podger, from Cumberland Har- bor, Cuba, for New York, experienced a hurricane trom the'Ni on the 28th ot September, which strained her badly, her bulwarks were stove in, and she commenced leaking. After calling at Inagua to repair damages tem- orarily, she left that port on the 2d inst, with additional hands, for Nassau, to complete repairs. On the morning of the 7th, during heavy from the SW, the sehr ran ashore Point, Abaco, Assistance was received on ihe follow morning trom the wrecking sloop | dwin, which vessel rie taking on board (he captain, one passenger, six bhis an h six tierces of sugar, lett the distr looner in ge of the crew. and arrived at at On Oot 9% Capt Podger lett the same afternoon in ihe schr Carleton to relieve his vessel, but met her on the wey here, she in the meantime having been assisted off by the wreckers. She arrived at Nassau morning ot the 11th. Sioor Louise (fisherman) was capsized in the lower bay yesterday, and subsequently towed to the West Bank dock by steamer Neilson K Hopkins. Crew saved. STramtuc Exsie towed up to Boston iéth the unknown fishing schr betore reported sunk off Point Alierton. The wreck of the iron steamer Medway, as she now lies on the north side of Newfoundland, is Xo be sold at auc- tion in Quebec on the 2Ist inst. Oct 17—The schr at . Cnanvorre, Monroe county, N of Obanmrouk with 's cares. of Kinostone; west fiere at 4 oclock this morning. The crew were saved, The vessel ts going to pieces. Newrorr, RI, Oct 17—Arrived, eee Sante, from New Bedford for New York, with pin to air pump broken, Atter tweive hours’ delay Her injuries were repaired and she procceded this evening, Also arrived, steamer Jesse Hoyt, trom New York, for repairs. St Twomas, Oct 6—The cargo of the schr Mary A Rich, consisting of pitch pine lumber. princioaliy planks, has been sold tor $18. A survey on the est mates for repairs has been held, but as ae no decision has been made pub- lic a8 to what will be done with the sehr. The bark Flor del Mar (Br), which put into this Port Aug 21 in distress, was sold at public auction Oct ‘the hall and materials brought about $470°, gold, the form bringing $300; and the latter nearly -1 Wi No vesse! hi bean to found yet to carry forward to Montevideo the cargo of lumber. The sclir Dos Hermanos (Sp) from New York for Ponce, has her cargo again on board, and is ready to sail tor destination. The captain has advertised for $4510, to pay ‘noses, and offers bottomry and re:pondentia bond on exp vessel and carg Miscellancous. Weare under obligations to Purser R G Patten, of the steamship City of Merida, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files, despatches, 4c. Smir Votuntexse, Burmeister, at eas ane 17th, from London, reports :—ath Jnst,'3) miles SW of lightship, Christian Lunow, carpenter, aged 34 years, @ nitive of Germany, died of heart disease. — inst, John Coleman, seaman, & native of England, fell overboard and was drowned, Raxx Brotuers, Thurston, at Savannah, Oct 14 from Liverpool. lost two of her seamen during the voyage. ‘anary Islands, named Joseph ard the vessel Captain Higgins, of bark Windward, at javannah 14th from Liverpool, rej ports that on the 29th of bg lee Cy in about lat 33, Jon 66, he was hailed by the brig Dorothea (Ger), bound from Wilmington, NC, tor Glasgow, ok was iniormed that her captain was very ill and he wa: juested to come aboard and see him. He did oud him in a very precarious condition; in tact, the re- maining officers ol the brig despaired of his life, but Capt Hikgin supplied the veseel with medicines, and en- couraged the sick man as much as possible. ‘The report of the brig Nellie Mitchell, (rom Wilmington, NC, tor Port au Prince, being below Boston, was an error, the’ brig Anna Mitchell, irom Mayaguez, having been mistaken for her. Whatemen,. Cleared at Bermuda Sept 2, bark Edward Everett, Sil- va, of NB, to cruise, Spoken, Ship Julia (Br), from Hamburg for New York, Oct 16, 4rmiles ESE of Sandy Hook (by pllot boat Fannie, No 17), and was ordered to Philadelphia. unip Royal Alfred (Br), Kean, from Neweastle, NSW, for San Francisco, Aug 6, off New Zealand. » Lancaster, Berry, trom Liverpool tor New Orleans, ont Pe evan, iS from Callao 5 oul letcher (Br), grat 5 We. ry r Ban Hranciseo, Septae int dian tae ria # Ship J T Foster, Choate, from Sin Francisco for Queens- Bark Rothovay (Bey seampen, from Valparaiso f jar sak ir, Stam} Ag ‘om Val ra! New York, Get CAF on Cape noe aa oh a ig le om —— for Philadelphia, Oct 16, Wtlies LSE oF Sandy Took), » i Foreign Ports. Axriov4, Sept 29—Arrived, schr Racehorse, Bryan, New York (and sailed Oct 1tor Baracoa); Oct 1,'brig Village Belle (sr), Hollis, do. BreMeRHaveNn, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Almena, El- ie Moulmein. %—Arrived, Valero (Br), vanee Fernandina; Zith, bark (i: the a Bs 5 i yb x b athedral (Br), Sedgley, fant wailed th for st Lacie fat, 1d smiles for cha) fene ‘undp Williams, Demerara; 19th, tack Golden Fleece, Rhodes, New York; 2th, brigs Apollo (Bt) but. ler. b Tialtimore; 26th, Pearl Neal, Port Spain tor’ New ced Sept 9, brig Rachel, Bucknam, St Lucia; Mtl g ri G Davie, Doane, st Martins; ‘2d Alpha tom |e eet BanwoDa, Oct Rt derived, brig TH A Pitt (Br), Tewkeos- bury, New Yori Tn port Read ~ bark Eliza Barss (Br), Vesey, for New York, rea ie nity iniled, schr Wm Hunter, Harksen, Mes- Gaucurra, Sept do Vm ert ‘hips Royal Ge (Br), port ships orge a prows, Ly New York ; Heretord “Br, nit dner, for do via Garden Keach, Gilmore, tor Boston; bark W H Thorndike, Bellamy, tor do: and otners reported later. Sailed from Saugor Aug Bah ships Cartsburn (Br), Young, New York via Guaaaloupe ; nS not Aug 3, nah Calumet, Cher ver, Boston; PT bark Doxford ‘sn, ite: Donald, San oot vieain Dortschr Cayenne, Keene, from Carenne, Salem, arrive 27—I1n port brigs Curacon (Br), Faulkner, for New York, ldg; Thetis, Spaickhaver, for d@qlo; schr Kolon, MeKewan, for do do. CreNrUKGOS, O6t 4—Arrived, bark Florence Peters, Branscom, Philadelphia, cae Oct §—Arrived, bark Ellen Stevens, Brown, Satie Sth, barks Palestina (Br), Reedy Baltimore ; 9th, Morning Light (Br), north of Hattera o FAtsovrs, Oot Arrived, ship Lathiey Rich, Mitchell, Passed the Lizard 24, bark Saga (Nor), Olson, from New York tor Btettin, AVANA, Oct 1--Arrived,bark St. Lawrence (Br), Stee Demerara; brig Model (Br), furner, Port Modway, Sailed 9th, bark Greyhound, French, Delaware aes Ginter brie’ Paquette de ia (Sp), Larino, New le ans. bane In port 11th, bark etwing, Davis, for New Orleans; HD Mover. Per rk Ae} randt, jor New York; Ada J Bonner, Welch, f Weihorey Palo. Alto, ins, and Gertrad Brodks, for north of Hatteras; brigs Daisy (Br), k: sae for ton; M H. Morris (Br), Pat- terson, for do; sohra George White, for horth Heat Of Hatieras; Anna, Johnson, Af others, uno, saga a aad snip st Joseph, Colley, St lohn, NB. Arrived ip Lord Clive (Br), Urquhart, for via New York mga wlll sail direct for Boston *osteriom, Aug 21—BSailed, bark Jennie 8 Barker, Waite, Calcutta. maracas fs, Kopt Pees: bark Andes, Davis, Baiti- Maruvias, Oct "deBasled, sohr Alice Taylor, Pease, Havana. Mortreat, Oct 15—Clearea, steamantn Cant (@n, MoKenale, Liverpool; ship batons ir), Lewis clara Nisa gi Sept T-arrived, ches Oarleton, Albur York; 18th, tht, Goo ig bor do; 29th, ‘Wappen, “d 35th, achr Amelia Aun, Varges, Jacksonvil in'v port Oct Is, brig Liberty, Devereue, from ite north of Hatteras, just arrived; schr Ant & Susun, Poag: em, gyom Cambertand Harbor lor New York (eo 0 Disas-. ABER, Sent Arrived, schr Azelda éiaurs, Ee Gh iy yore be str bei copia Wilinington. ro i Hine, MeClintock, from Jacksonville, arrived ew Wm Conn: Piet bir Sept yan a she rn oe om ae eos aed ef bw Re ‘Orch fhe ek ar rt ot (and io on it, Fas eoate sag. port Rept 12:30 PM—Salled,, steamship Rio Janxtmo, Sept 5—Arrived, bark Es Hotherg, New York via Copenhagen aia Aotwere ‘and sailed 17th for St Thomas Baltimore Bl dew York; ie realy “ie, gf gs fie as gt ogy sore. New York, os muin ie). Kiddie (vom Liversos), New velly, ‘Loring, area Oct 16-—Sailed, steamship E M Arndt Ger), SuNDsWALL, Sept 16—Cleared, bark Ocean Home, Sonat, BuelsMrenne, Mart, Sept 1—Arrived, brig Talla Bn. pi Charles D Moody, Coltmore, New York (and 22d for St Martins). Sti Sept 2%4—Arrived, schr Bouquet, Barre’ Orehitla and a fed Oot T to, return); 27th, Digs Ways gp. Martinique, (and ‘sa He and ‘New York; Annie Vail (Br), spence, Demerara and sailed saine day for Arecibo end, Philadelphia) 5. h, bark Aberdeen, Dunbar, Cardiff, ered to com | Or oe beads apa Anas Es n av lew York, com, 1 ‘or New! York; Jerenilap,. "grit, Boston; aman, Ontario, loctta. ew York Gone a Rio daneiro, Ac); tee Wiliam Jenkins a (be, ‘Bo Doucett, St Vincent (and sailed Oct s and Boston); Octl, brig Ma otter AC Keath Martinique, chartered to a Arroyo, New York; sch Marlon (ir), itugg! Antigua ct sailed’ ‘Sth for Fajardo, PR. and aitimore 3d, Maggie Brown (Br), Johns, Barbados she (in, Haywood, Demerara and sailed bin to a Fajardo anu Baltimore); 6B, bark Belyiun (Br), Groen vated ae Geo Wheelwright (Br), Howard, Bacua, Se Arrived, bark Yumuri a Carlisi New York; rig eFentin i sou ings. Mab heat, Pitadel phia; Oct 7, ac! fir J Ricardo Jova, jitle, Key , brigs Navarino, Blood, north of Pieiarsss ‘Agnes Barton, Knight, do. 7 Jo! ct $—Arrived, brig’ Catharine Morris wp. ue § New York. Pe i Sgt Oct Oct Tt-Clearea, bark, Statesman (Br),. ark, ‘Arrived lath, schr Impudence, Baker, New York. Clogred lath, schr Neilie Bowers Stackpole, Havana. American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Oct 16—Arrivea, schrs Henry Adelbei Providence; i F'Hart, Boston; Belle Crowell, do; Ma: ‘aea=sehine Oceanus, Stonington; JH De Wolf, Bos: Norfolk; Sam! Farland, Met e) La Nay’ rie 4 dos Maul, Maul, $°is Wheeler, Corson, and ‘Charles Higa in {vtbsh, doe Alabama, Wall, and Jonathas ak Elizabethport; Lettie Wells, Watts, do| Mury Sand, Perey, Fort dounson; Susan Scranton,’ Bar, rett, Y Woodbridge, AJ; Maud Malloch, Pike, Hoboken Benjamin Strong, Hineks, Bi ngor ; Ceres, Parker, Dover, ry Nal; Nellie Baker, Baker, Welltleet. Below, schrs Bellé Hard; . Baker, from Balumore tor Portland. Also schri Josiah'Whi.ehouse and Kate Lilley, bound in. Cleared—Steamer William Cr¢ Howes, Baltimore, barks Tropic wird, Havlin, Sierra Leone; Boomerang (Br), Seward, iy! rewater, No; brig WN 1 Bn Butler Surinam ; sc Pote, Smith, Fernandina, Fla. led: area Boomerang and Tropic Bir Pas pion snd Homelys and trom che channel, bark incon 1th—Arrived, steamers, McLella: Baltimoi Queen o/ the West (BP, Hammett, Malags ‘Aino arrived ity, steamsiip Glaucus Walden, New ays Bett eerie dite et 16—Arrived. steamer Wm Lawrence: Howes, Boson vis Norfolk; barks Albina, Pike, Belfast dria, Va; Drige. ress (br), Matson, ive Furbish, Boston: sehr Nettie 3 Jerrold, Jerroid, Traveller (Br), Penfield, Pernambuco; May Queen, onnoily, Kio Jauniero; brigsSou le dtal, Jaccarino, # Hy Arnold, New Haven paris joyt, Arnold, New Haven; Qi 5 visor, Providence Lottie, Taylor. Boston, Sailed—ship dt Lucie, San Francisco; barks Berverany tens. Norfolk. BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct 9—Arrived brig. Joseph Clark, Robinson, Boston, to load tor Harrington, Me; Addie d Bryant, Stubbs, Port Royal, to load ior New York, York, to load for do. Cleired—schr Magnet, Handy, New Haven. Healy, Havre; sehr Rosalie (Br), Albury, Harbor Islan I7th—Arrived, steamships Jaines Adger, Lockwood, ELIZABETHPORT, Oct 14—Arrived, schrs F Nicker- son, Rockhill; J McCloskey, Davis, and Peerless, Smith, Balled —Schrs M A Predmore, Saunders, Providence; & 8 Fay, Brown, Bostot Smith, Smith, and Niagara, Woodruit, New Y Sailéd—Seh tam tord. FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 17—Arrived, sche Annie Alexandria tor Portsmouth’; JH Stickney, Baltimore (see disasters). ip Lucy, rad passed Cape Cod at 4); brigs Cha saxon, Crowell; Phiadeiphia, Achilies, Scibtrm, dos br: Yor Nicholis ‘Thayer, Newcastle; brig Josie & I, via Sandy H. Die vucgend (NG), “learéd—Steamer eo Appold,, Loveland, Noriolk; bark enarth Rouds jor @ ders; Svea (Nor). pipe! Bremen; schrs Mohawk, onal eston 5 do; Sophie nz, Dyer, Boston; F A Odiotne, Londonderry; L T Stocker, Cambridge, Mass; brig Pro- Stahl, New York, to load for do;_schrs Lucy Hainmond Wih—Arrived, sehr Carrie E Pickering, Torrey, New 0 CHARLESION, Uct l4—Cleared, bark Autocrat (Br) and Manhattan, Woodiull, New York. New York Toth-Arrived, sclirs Laura Robinson, Robinson; 8 5- or JR Mitcuell, Morrell, and M J Kennedy, Kennedy et Leland, Howes, Brunswick, Ga, tor Nortolk in—Burks Frederica & Caroline (Swed), Lotven- fran. from London for Baltimore; Gee 8 Hunt, Nowell, rom Cardenas tor do; brig Empress (Br), Watson, trom. Havana tor do; also bark Volunteer, trom — tor do. Also passed in, brig Proteus (Br), kspey, from Balt more for Norfolk, Passed out—Brigs Otok, (Aust, from Baltimore, Queenstown; Adelaide (Br), trom do for Demers schrs H Prescott, Mirrymah, trom do for Bermud Lucy Lee, Holmes, trou do 1oF Ponce. GEORGETOWN, DO, Oct 15—-In port schr Carrie 8 ae , Davis, trom New Bediord, to sail next day for Pro- i VEE WEST, Oct 16—Arrived, steamship City of Hons- ton, Deering, “Galveston for New York (and proceeded). W ORLEANS, Oct 13—Arrived, steamship sherman, Baker, New York: Below, ships Weury rellgaun-Duyies from Montevideo: Tasinanian, Willis, from St Nazaire’ barks Prince Napoleon (Fr), Bara, irom Havre; Bremen Gen), Hellmers, trom Sremen. ledrea—Steainships Yazoo, Barrett, Philadelphia via Havan Enmore (Br), Brown, Havre Aoth—Arrived, steaniship Liberty, “Hudging Baltimore v javana. Souruwxst Pass, Oct 13—Sailed, steamship Strassburg. EWBERN, Oct Arrived, steamship Ellen 8 Terry, Saly New id ilattoras in et “13th, schrs M A McGahan, Call, and Yates, Ay atenire both tor Néwbern. NEW i, Oct lb—Arrived, schr Lavinia Delaney, Delaney ee onton m a St Jobn, Parsons, and J H Cornell, Chapman, New Yor! orig hares Buckeye, Barnes, Kingston; Jas McCloskey, Skidmore. Elizabetnport: Keading RR No 35, McDevitt, botadeipitia; Bellona. Hill, Hoboken. jailea—Schr Reading RR No 43, Baldwin, New York. PORT oan site Ost 8—Arrived, bark Powhattan, Blackstone, Hi PIILADELPRTA, Oct 16—Arrived, ship Lizzie © Troo} (2), Corning, Liverpool; barks Frances Bournent rr) ickery, Antwerp Wia North Svdney, Ger), Bullerdick, Hamburg; Meridian ‘Gan amund remen; schrs Emeline McClain, Crowell, Lanesville; Amos rairarks ce Porismouth, Cleared—Harks Alice ‘Tainter (ir), Losberg, Rio Jae nciro: Brimign. (Br), Porter, Havre: brig duto, White, Barbadoes; 1.) Smally Young ‘Yeazer, Slocumb, New Bed: Redondo, Moore, Lynn; thomas Borden, Allen, er; R RR No St, Adains, Norwich; George Ne- Smith, Boston; Jos Hay, Beebe, Providence; H jelg), Vander Stettin ; schrs Chimo, Si as Tice, Danyersport: fort n Fall mships, Vadertand (Bi erp; Centipede, Willetis, Boston; Mary, Providence; stip Volunteer, Buraelster, Lone Bangor, sclirs Flora A Saw. Nutter, Blue Hill, Me; Quickstep, smith, Horton's anita Myrick, Smith, Provincetown; Martha urd) Cleared sehen W. ‘o Partiess, Bartlett, Providences jaye Crocker, don; brig Open Sea, Hatch, ¢ Hi R Hacon, Haley, and Searsville, Chase. Boston aia Queen, Chase, fomersets amon de Avuria, Mebride, Bos tons J Buckley, Buckley, Danversport: Racine, Eld. (mouth: E 8 Potter, Levy, Charlestown} M JY Ruse Elarids james Ponder, Hudson: J D y m, Hiekenson, Ingr: nd Wild Pizeon, Balcom, Provi- dence; John John.om, Megee, Dighton; Wm Bement, Winwins, New bedtord. Lewes, Del, Oct 1 AM—Passed in yesterday, barks Aaron Gandy, trom Liverp: All, from tyigtuts Lorense ti en, from Liverpool, nd a ship, and ark unknown, Bark Banguendan sailed for Philadelphia last night. A ship towed down by the America last ht Hes, fds harbor. Wind SE, Thermometer ‘M—Ship Elena went to sea about 11 o'clock, Ship nyereon was at Bombuy Hook this morning. Bark Amy sailea for Philadelphia about noon. One bark, uaknown, on passed in this fore RICHMOND, Oct 15—Sailed, schrs Anna V Be un Thompson; Frances French, Throckmorton; Harry dell, Taylor; Armenia, Kale, and Geo W Anderson, an lerson, New SAN FRANCISCO, Oct }—Arrived, ships Jas A Wright, Morrison, Hong Kong: Prince, Eugene, ir), Smith, doy ol). Da bark Bolemia ton, Ni 9th—Arrived, Calla Ayre! sh J we ‘amieso! Haake, Goodrun, Yokoham: Gleatedcanip krie the Red, Small, Liverpoo . Sailed—Ships Nation's Hope (Br). Guichonp Burraga pul Edith, Goff, Queenstown; Lookout, SAVANNAH, Oct 1e- sailed, A.M Inez (Fr), Simonet, Bordeaux (before reported sal Ned Bulkiey, New York. 17th—Arrived, steamship Vi sl eld (Br), phorehilt Also arrived atte hip W Heatgeld , RY a ha tee a sono soner. ae New York. red—schite En WPwells and Bran’ A S gun Ne Mage Mit Oct 5—Arrived, schrs Bercy, caltwelh, Tee Rate ‘Eva May, ‘Andrews, wR, ABS tls 2Baileu, ship Alhambra (Br), Nelson, Nene crow, NO, Oct 15—Cleared, steamship Metro-, polls, Nickerson, New York, MISCELLANEOUS, weenie ~<a BSOLUTE DIVOROES OBTAINED FROM COURTS. Avot ditterent states: legal everywhere: no publicity No fees in advance; ‘advice mites Ree every’ ail Counseilor-at-Law, way. =—HERALD. BRANCH OFFOR, BROOKLYN | Ae ical aT py ie and a Boerum street. ity 8 a. BSOLUTE DIVORCES. OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. A ‘ent States—Lega! everywhere; desertion, &c., sum cient pM Piel required; no charge until di- 3 advice tree. 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