The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1873, Page 10

= ember German army ¢ aidate Naat kpond a the repatitcans |’ “gone Same, Providence fo4 ngweanle Phostelpnie . | poe on so : vb —— n | his can an ‘ r " pene: sonpren: 26, 2 es eennnn Ae Re re i ales Uagactaiars ae vers Behe Rika. Hall Be providence ow Honk | gtaesed 17, Hansel papilla, from Shields for Bal eo Stiite Pramk: New York wo p boarder, ‘The following was the se i % Foren! sae ile EES bu a § T pp ae thing I saw on the new YOR SHERIPY. ey ey 8 a mer none wet, Oct 1é—Arrived, Excelsior (@, Jom wes Wie areed Co oat ae ‘Raping . © | German fronties, oy a hedge side and surrounded | Conner .....- $100 100 100 Bebe Ral eers ara er low Yor. raven for | Brxveetivae Oct S—Arrived, Magdalene, Henke, | Nickerson, Providence for New York; Ellen F Del A SL el Renae 7 i OL Oh ene oe ley New Goh tath, FF Whim Blanchard, Neatmeins | Kelly: and-Jackson, Hatch: do foro. PR sehr showing bow dearly that frontier bad been won. CONNER IN aise O4 aed dt ivy Bou, Hal, RS ¥. = ai fe4; Banse Wo, Bander, do; at ange xd Thomipwon, hates, Ponce, PR 108, Meve! ti fork. Over 10,008, il, Portland tor New York, 08 | kee Te ew Tauc: ‘Durkee, Sandy Hook; 15th, Ocean, wg, Alen. we Upon it was written thus :— CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE, | Upo ten thus:— Re ath? by 4 gk 18th. Oceans pid, RO —— Sehr Ada, Murray, Black Rock for New York. Gerdes, New York; aan ronig, Willelio 1 (), B Smith, he brave gentiemen who had ridden 300 Walsh ... b rene ‘James A Polky Hallock, Portchester for New bee apchored 1 of the lighthouse); Konig, elm 1 (3), OS eafem tf ou ‘and ft sdisins P amp a+ wines. ont i n a nef POET Pe 4B Anderson, Johnson, Portlana for New York, | — Houbxaux, Oct 19—Arrived, Brodrgne, Olson, Philadel- | ¥ King, stadiey. Provid Tempest, Kasey phia. Prov! Oe Bailed from Royan 14th, Tox, Salicath, New York. ok, Taylor, Trent Ot ore m Lond Cniexandria: A “Ypne German march from Etain to Conflans was : Buyoapaan, Oct Arrived, Civilta, Valeich, New York ile Barnes, Ave arin Schr Sterling, Balls, New Haven for New Yor! wet and dreary, but the sturdy soldiers lifted their 100 M3 | Sele A ¥ Kindbery, Thomai, New Haven for Now York. re Ore. ‘Thayer. Schr Katie J Hoyt, Arnold, New Haven for Bi Wulers. - well through the mud and slush, and sacseeee . uEDE Wenta y wang. -tho"Wacht ig rene a eS bic coal at a Lee ee NORAD DEETRION, 9 teil Gana UP Paka TEN Aver seeey nT pata Sept 2—Arnived, Mary Goodell, Sweetsery more iar i the, Rew, York, 13% strength or spirits could, | a & pars The field. ik mig} 43 Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchester for New York. ones Ayres, s a San Francisc arrived, ship camp and oe Rte a ane | a ea In rega erion of Pel BOUND KASr. PN Minietay nets - LS as ohne GAMBLE, Cet s-axtived, ghip Springfield, i 4 it was olten recalled last evening by the Suppo! Sehr Elst ., Hopkins, New York for Portland. Bol pt 2—Sailed, Victor, Pond, Museaf, Wr " cis ~ 2 Fane OF ee to atlek Ie Slorsaa ona pase tay of the candidates low tn the pools that orien last | Schr Magu CamaRings: Bina, Philavelpnia tor Co- | | Gaxoter, Get ie—wnvered for hig, Faust, Biarsenard, | BENWAGOLA, Sct arrived ship, Halden or) Tes» “teeth well nigh blown down shy throat. 1370 Seen Ncht © Heath, Warren, Hoboken for Newburyport. Guonstavt, Oct 18—Arrived, Lilliesand, Anderson, New | With, Evening star (Br), Stockdale, Bristol j schr Way The steeejore the Germans marched. out of the. Son BESEOEE GE, Sohe Uareeg owl His Meehan Oras aston. |“ opmmscrn, Oot 12—Paswed, Louise Bosslmann, Kren- | “sailed lich ahd Pormore (Pe), Dasargeé Tiverueatd a New (01 ; - ry 8 fhe Ligne now every village along the road showed WHITES AND NEGROES IN CONFLICT. Behr Mary Stowe Bates, Rondout for Lynn. uien, trom Philadelphia for seettng. an, brig: Pastore: (Spe tly. (Cienfuegos: 21st coh Jos: oe outward sigh of mournmg as they went os Solr Richard Hill, sinith, New York ior New Haven. Pee ReATINOrS ‘ eaten Romano, New soph Se jer, Hills Kingston. Je ot aig 2a, sai nh. Every beer shop was closed; a few New ORLEANS, Oct. 30, 18% Sehr Reading, Heldwin, Bort Johnson for Stonington. or cleared for Odessa, ‘ re ‘Sree ae serene and clodhoppers itr blouses looked at the It is reported that on Monday a party of negroes | Schr Wut Young, Fulier, Now York tor Nonwict Jaupetts Ost li —Aeziveds Wen atvctivery, Wehals, Bio |: RECHACES Boston: hark peat in (Br), Davidsong ‘troops aD as ier passed; ane whew ery A — a : , | Went om board the steamer Pargoud, at Good- Schr Midni ht, Watkins, New York for Bost acniled. Sent as, Sir Henry Lawrence, Roberts, Demerara necnistown for orders; brig Caroli ly, Larrabeog jouse hung Out a tricolore: ir it 83 and . rH 8 Bill: Bilin jew Y. salem. sone GU EY black crape streamers as a ignot joy | Andall around the fled of Gravee x watched | Fich’® Landing, and demanded social equality. | Renr AM Willits, New fork for Providence. lensed lath, Hereford, Gardner, New York via Demer- | \ Sth-Arrived. steamship Juniata, Oatharing, New Or a reato keaton. of; Hrancih Bae 'y Sad grist {05} yy nooks af vurkefs,, were almost as nuuierous a8 | They were driven of by the officers and crew of | Sehr Phu sheridan, Muzny New York tok Pan River. | MS: Ov tcutg arrived: agra Miller, Christiania for Mel- | “Cleared—Sieamship Fanita, Doane, New Yorks ship ‘the lows of the poplar trees by the road side, Upon tiem Were | the bont. ‘The negroes despatched messengers for | Schr Wm Deming. Richarda, Weehawken for Boston. | bourne. (anil salied 17th : Foreat (ir), Armstrong, Antwerp; schrs Almira Wooley, * THR MAIS BODY. inscribed such brief notices as these:—//ier ruler | reiniorcements with arms, but before they ar- | chr Lucy Wentworth, Tollman, New York for “ale. Sailed 16ih, Matteo, Cosulibh, New York ; Eureka, Kilte- | King, Daversport: H F’Baker, Whittemore: Trade Win of the German army halted at Conflans the night | s7"canyere Krieger.” “103 gealien, Sie Starden den | rived the boat had backed out. into the stream, | Sehr Marla L Hall, Lawrence, Albany for Middletown. | gard, Sandy Hook; 18th, @arskoo Belo, Gundersen, New | Loyd: § Is Wheeler, fodtrey ; William shel feitars th * giter they left Etain; but General Mantenfel und | peidentod am 18. August 1870." Sometimes 100g | Many shots were fired he mob on shore, | Schr Farr Wind, Bowman, PortJohnson tor Wareham. | York. § Godfrey, Godirey, Boston; J B Clayton, Gifford, Fal his stai rode on to Jarny, where they slept at te | tise of forgotten names told how the brave can die, | hur nobody was burke ne oe OY Se mo? © © | Schr ED 8 Pratt, Newburg for Norwich. tated 17th, Transit, Percy, from Hull for Key West | River; MB, Manoney,, Shepherd, Newport; Golden. Soe ee Tine. tio rer i com | usetmareuyeven eee names Of the dead heroes wee eS BELOW. oven, Got t—OM, Cordelia Atking for, New Orieang. | ORTLAND, Got s—Clearea, brig Brnestine, Knight by were d 5 y . NGI cl My or, Wen, mand of the drigade, took up his lodgings with M. | “TT\eUnfortunate for those who believe in omens | THE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY BRIDGE. ee OCelb-s08, Via join Hew, For! MMTUMOUTH, NH, Oct 29—Arrived, schr JO Nashy — jain. “Claes, a notary at Conflans, and who think that the Prussians sbould have been A ag ns Brig Gij (Dan), Jayne, trom Jeremie (by pilowboat Dustin, Oct 17—Arrived, Occan Belle, Jarvis, New | Crowley, Newburg. ‘Ihe troops were under arms very early on tte | Sonrene with victory and stopped slort of annexa- Fon? Ent, Ontario, Oct. 30, 187% | washington’ No ade Elise citataiicatowea Wen, lay 00) Elona: sattias bn og oun Ht ana) Mpranb. (Coveneens, Hew morning of Tuesuay, the 16th September, and the | tion that the first house upon tue German fronuer ‘The last span of the great International Railway eo any von m Kingstown 17th, ol pe, le, New yr jor Jones, errale, trainee NewYork. drums began to beat for the onward march shortly | stands isolated to the left of the high road and 48 | Bridge was successfully placed gt noon to-day: SAILED, Vonximx, Oct 17-—Arrived, Sylvia W Swasey, Smith, | PROVIDENCE, Oct 20-Arrived, sche B A Hooper aiter seven o'clock, ‘They went away from Con- | called Malmaison, it is something between a | ‘This completes the structure, Ppiladetphia, Hooper, Jacksonville; Calvin 8 Edwards, Worth; North, fans with General Linsingen ahead precisely at | castie and a farm, with the pointed roofs and i city, of ied 7a: Kong Sverre, Aato, Philadelphia; Famig- | ern Light Ireland; Kite May, Dixy Hi Nicker= i ‘alle, New York, m hali-past seven, and a8 soon as they were Zone | towers of the one, the barns aud outbuildings of Havana HR AES ae anna lat- gon; Barilett, Bartlett, ‘ankee Bo; n t teras, Richmond, &c; Richmond, do; ship Helvetia sixoke, Oct 14—In the Sound, Herman Helmrich, | Philadelphia; Fanny Fern, Baton: Ontario, Barber, an B port; alota, Cammett;’ Fi; joodwin, Lewis, and Minguas, Heane; arah W Blake) Blake, Haverstraw; Jersey City; bonne nna, Whaley, Wik, 7 there were aringing of beils and a frag of cannon, the other. It may be observed, also, that ni ; j n Pb AC dapnr ty hate a ener! Han‘eutel | le inmedet gaet ve cermmieray ove: | SET PP ING NEWS. | feredsraimeetiraseetan tea ceriees | gieefkason elena Nev BW | abate Ri up. darny is a extremely prenards, and good | cUpation had leit France the seca ade Reayeeey a sen (Ger). Cork. Francesco Ital), do; Vetex | Faraourm, Oct 18—Sailed, Columbus, Burroughs, Da- | Port Johnson: gardens. al "rowed; it isa. wondertal Tiging fine tae Cermnne er nob received: with any (Gorh Bremen: bet a aes Br Geomerwn Dead: | MOH the Tdzard 15th, Friedrich & Louise, Bradhering Hamebheg Figura nos; Helen Max, Ward, and . gardens 2 3 . ine. The Germans were not received with any AL tor Ni ¥ This Da: r), Bremen; brigs ler (Br), Georgetown (Dem) eo Lizari . Friedric! uise, Bradhering, ; : 3 * try, Where cavalry, im which the French were mar! 7 é manac for New York—This Day. Hebe (Nor), St Valerie; Lyn (Nor), do; Hattie E Wheeler, | from New York for Riga. May, Hatch, Hoboken; sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Eliza~ never s¢ peg PPT eee eg cyto onl fae pe Palledaghia’ senor Geen, Tocko sO keverete, ual: | “On the Lemon and Ower 14th, Olsen, from Stettin tor ethport . mever strong, could have tair play, try. Three ladies, indeed, drove out to meet them ./ H was at eight o'clock exactly that General Man- | '¥, ; SUN AND MOON, man VATER, anola; Mary Lewin Washington, NC. New Yor. Balled 29th, steamer Mary, Crocker, Philadelphia: teuuzel stepped oat of Tee eral tances’ Revoue eberse bat aver were, | 0 ris0d 6 29| Gov. isiand...tmorn 419 | Wind at sunset ENE. qeksssow, Oct 16—Arrived, Pyrian (@), Lawson, New | sohta Bari ¥ Mason, Nckerson, Georgotown, DO: Annd 7 THE LAST HOUSE not ladies of a lovely type, and one wore a moor- Sun sets ssseese 468 | Sandy Hoos..morn 3 34 x Marine Disasters. GRERNOCK, Oct 18—Sailed, Madras, McPherson, Pen- | delohia; Marictta Steelman, Steelman, do; Robert Blairy which he 1s ever likely to occupy as a master in | ion’ ccarr of red and gold, which had come from Moon sets. Brooks Haverstraw ; h A Fal Wilson, Ron France. It was Count Von Haeseler who held the | prench Algiers, i «norm 1 23] Hell Gate.....morn 6 04 ac y averst Sarah t, Heat Melt © —— Steamsntr St Ovary (Nor), Hellberg, from New York for | _ Hamsorc, Oct 16—Arrived, Cimbria, @), Brandt, New | dout; Flanter, Conary, New York: Alleg rey, do 5 bridie of bis horse as be mounted, while Colonel OCEAN STEAMERS. London put ato, Maliax’ night of 39th nat, in distress, | Yor! "i aan bs ¢ Albert Pharo, Binghat, do F Merwin, Buned, doi 7 Vou der Burg, on his stately black, sat by silent Jeaking badly. She will have vo discharge her cargo from Cuxhaven 18th, Schiller, Wischuson, New | Abell, Carr, do; Maria, Barber, do; Marshall’ 0. Wells, Sailed “ J Tm 5 3 ¥y Ross, do; Elm Vity, Kelley, do; Eli Townsend, Nich and motionless, his right hand planted on his bip UNION LEAGUE CLUB, A cade cere ale’ Saal and repai TS 4 Bh York; Vestiandet, Christopherson, F iitladelphia R ty, Y ols, Y 4th inst as disdainfully as ever. General Manteuflel was Sreausmre Juniata, Cathai Knossa, RE a trons Printinreta | °Satted 28th, schrs Wm Bement, Wiggins, Philadelphiad a, h MONTH OF NOVEMBER. dressed in @ long light blue frock coat, which ee ee _—_______. | from New Orleans and Havana, reports ‘A 'W Brett, Peterson, New | Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York. r covered his feeble legs and knees well irom the | Report of the Committee on the Judi- ‘Steamer. |_Santa | Bestination, | Office, Fe the Wreck OF m eseel, bottom up. 4 obese vat nn ins aled, ae aoe SO ee IsdO. ct Cleared: ship_ Wildwood, Wind, and they were surtner protected by igh eiaapReneaniing the Cauibipation | Ciwaalell Sree aeiaarion: i Rataroe and rudder goue She had apparently been on adock | yi? a the roads ‘Alice Burnyent, Perriman, from New | Frost Burrard Tnlet; bark Jin Sho Maru Wap), Pereyy soit boots coming up to the middie of his hs. { sae Non Oot lai Bea Guite recently, as there were a number of new sheets | ¥or! “1 fi CE op AS EIR erage gene ag A alnaal B Nov. t.|iiveroei[iionawar | Rereand heréon her batiom, hall painted tack ihe | ,ligine Aug 1SSalled, Farley Growl, New York or | , Onis GH Megaarie LSTROUL Tans went, e es ina- | nia (Sowling Gree: e! B a ; " y 2 , i ,Prosemiail something of, the grotemqug.| grazer AwSinst “nels Party Romine’ | eee i Srontoravenn | Waeeey eehResaess SPS ba heae hare! Pee | ork Beutel a me. Barer | mamat Way SP situa gat ain Nt Ne aspect Of a munimer in carnival time, le wore & je erman: ‘ow ling Gre: Black, New York. th—Arrived, ship, rhard (Ger), mp, Bremen: ' White cross round nis neck, which had unforte | ‘There was a largely attended meeting last even- | Mysia Ftowling Green | | Bank mot brig) Navtiwus. Humphrey, from Truxitlo ‘Sava Sarah M Smith, | bark Haria, Potter, Belfast, I. : ‘astalia. 7 3owling Green | of and for London, which pat into Key West (ict 19, leak- | Re: ; t led—Steamships Worcester, Snow, Boston; Gem Broa! upun the lef side of Ms "somach very iow | !98 1 the theatre of the Union League of the | siren Hi HESterMicn | bata chsh Stars tattae SHOP Ae tepce | Roem, ans Pisin Mains, | aie Per ee Scr, en, orga very” down. ‘These oddities, and a forage cap, too large | members of the Club to hear the report of the | Kronprinz #rW. “"|2oowting Green | Rogauy elsen, New York; Johann, Haverkamp, d Kentus, | schts GoD Loud, Rawle, Boston; Georgiana, Forts: for him, completed the queerist marching clothes | Committee on Political Reform which was lately | Thunngia. © Broadway Baax Francesco Lavanetzo (Ital), from New York. be- Cappelen, Philadelphin; Beasie Crosby, Brown, do; | mouth: D F Keeling, Baltimore. re Bowling Green | fore reported at Gibraltar, Oct 10, with loss of are. ox. | U aniel Marcy, Bursley, Boston: fzlo, Zach, New | SALEM, Oct 28—Atrived, brig Delmont Locke, Hatch, a Thaveever seen,even on aGerman Excellenz in ident | burlesque. Asi looked at the small wiaen face | 2PPOimted to act on the jndictary ticket. pane ‘Of the famous Prussian soldier, under the big round | Joseph Choate had the chair. The report of the excngnimner Oia cnrered i in, 1 pane ee committee was called for, and Mr. Vance, the | Greece: ‘thinking how little face would remain without the b beard ana spectacles. In figure he resembled aj President of the Board of Aldermen and | Genrmae: weak pair of tongs, with brass knobs, that | chairman of the committee, submitted @ re- | Russia; ‘|@laszow’.."!\7 Sowling Green York ; Vi : Bangor for Philadelphia; schrs Bertha J Fellows, Smith, ! if d he Ji on the 24th Sept, in 4 fork; Virginia, Buck, Doboy: Wansbeck, Baltimore. ip! lows, 5 Livernoci.,|i roadway rece ing: Which lose fore and misen topmasis, | _ Cleared (6ch, Bdgar’ srown, Boston: aids Evenson, | and Ws Bridges, Landry: Windsor or New York: Bros roet..|e Broadwaves | lls Be: Gipeatens Ragman, Voster,, Savannah | Ith, Biteabeth | saeespeisports Waa Fling Pendjeton: Weabawrkon; Macy "Of Pe hom| id lacobsen, Galveston; = i + 5 ae y. Bric Maurice, Bartlett, from Cadiz for Bucksport, pre- | Lorely. Marensene New. Oricans; Mannie Campbell, | Fletcher, Hingins, Banzor for, Jers}, City; Globe, ice 3 0 B Vor ai ty: Bind viously reported at Gibraltar, Oct 10, in distress, reports | Yeaackion, Philad . Allen, San Francise ins; Ganges, Jordan, and N H Hall, Murphy, Bangor tor reen | that on the Ist inst wt 12:80 PM tn at $6.90, ton 14 wind | "Entered pa eg eg on Pranchco. | KewYorks £ B Sargent, Sargent Bleehil eran reen | south (whole sail breeze), with @ heavy cross sea, the | Gorinth (s), Williamson, Bosion; Guido, Caleazno, New | Voy, French, Rockland’ for Jersey | 5 , K 4 3 Bindbad, Bea heen Uroken in ee sad = mets ata port, which stated in substance that the committee | Konig Wii bowling Green | brig rolled away both masts, York; 17th, Greece is, Thomas, and Gaelic (s), Jendings, | Perry, Rocklana for New York; Jachin, Kane, Portland the street door of M Haainte Voeae making | 284 spent an evening in considering the question, daho. bd proecrey Scur Annie E Martin, Buell, from Philadelphia for | do. ; Malta, Mann, do. tor do. ile isning to behold, and th nS | ond had embraced in a report a selection of candi- A d+ [EDOM WA Boston, with coal, was at anchor off Pawtuxet Wednes- | | Arrived ‘at Holyhead, 16th, Concezione, Valadochia, | Cleared—Sehr Golden City. Saanders Cayenne. wenile capers astonishing ‘old, and there was | al P es + raawes? day afternoon, with loss of mainsail and mainboom | from New York tor Whitehaven. 29th—Arrived, schr Ruth Thomas, Clifford, Port Johne ofan energetic old indy who has Just ha tea, "as | CateS Tule report they though it hotter not ¢6 | Hiavreres.-/troudwas | 2ha'Som at Providence, aud en proceed ou tsr'voy- | York wand entered our oreturnn es O uMNCE NEW | SBaiog_ schra Golden “City, Tanne Orbeton, Crockeott re a te: i and boom at Provi 1 - (and entered out to return), y Drockeo ! give, however, asin their mind it was a matter of — age to Boston. Hnvered out 1s, Panama, Niclsen, for Roston; Gerda, | Baltimore fl Simmons Godtrey, Philauciphia, and the ie put ona ir of gr: beaver auntiets, Seton rranid seer tatniy nave alipped off, and ree doubtful policy that the Club should take any action | pony OF NEW YORK, OCT. 30, 1873. Sener Grampus, from Machias for New York, with lum- igulladelphi 18th, Liverpodl, Borden, New York. aravels of 23th (trom eastern ports) bow spur, mained empty in the grasp of any one who had | g¢ aii upon this subject, as it wag contrary to the | d . » 0, ber, arrived at Newport Ki, Oct 28, in distress having | ,Cledréd 16th, Peter Jebsen (), Wulf, Now York (and | , STONINGTON, Oct 28—Arrived. schre D 1 Willetts, shaken hands with him, | noticed that he was an ta s bech ashore at Dutch Island, and had to throw overboard | $tiled from Gravesend 17th) | 17th. Tasmania, Sutherland, | mith, For Johnson for Providence; Dreadnaught, of dandy habits whose mind was given | Province of the Club to interfere tn political can- i jus Ultra, Hagar, New York (since re- 1] ‘o De part of cargo to get off. , rted putback to Dea ath). Block Istana tor do (and all remained at noon 2th), over, when at leistre, to trinkets and vanities. Ne | vasses and take any prominent part inthem. The CLEARED. Captain Hudgins, of the steamer Liberty, which Peratlcd from Gravesend ith, Zarskoe, Gundersen, Phila- WILMINGTON, | NC, Oct %—Arrived, bark Brilliant wore a large showy ring upon the forefinger, and | Tne committee did not wish to say anytuing to —— arrived from New Orleans at Havana on October 2, iphia: 1 i - | Sear, ’ Steamship Westphalia Gen, Stah!, Hamburg—Kun- | reports that on the morning of the 284, at about 15 mil ee a Ree ieee etare ae wet mickan, Fan eubecpon Ares oen ‘another upon the third finger of his right nand. ie ii The Germans marched out of Jarny with the | change the opinions of the members; that tt con- | PASS, city of Havana, Phillips, Havana—F Alex- | water logrec: sohgoher apparently nearly new. Amer, | NEG *PONPEGRN: Get 1o—Arrived, Murinehabia, Cassidy, MISCELLANEOUS band playing, aud immediately after they were | sidered the best course to adopt was the principle | andre & Sons. zi ican build, completely au tled; she was painted | jage Belle, Little, Balumore; Trebisken, Bate, do. SATIS DESAI SO LOTTE EE ne bells Were rung and guns were fired and / that the Club had better not take any action con- | Steamship H Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W RB | black, with two white strips id lea mouldings on Bailed 18th, Mohongo, Bradley, Savannah, - were hung out from every window, as at i Garrison, the stern: was only able to make out Annie, supposed to | Ltsnox, Oct 11—Sailed, Giastry, Vellacott, Pembroke, s —— other places. cerning particular nominations. | teenie Bichmone, Lawrence, Norfoik—Old Domin- Dp cnly the args name of the <1 mye Pig Bf Bg Manta, Sept 2~ Arrived, Una, Weaver, Singapore, WHOLESALE CLOTHING 5 . iberty calculates the measure! : " z cari ent, ne Dagrage, wagons. tnd # cert | | Mr. Jackson S Schnliz made a strong speeen, | Rearhip North Point Foley, Philadlphia—Loriard | sboutod tons low, Hrunswicks Hesperus, Wayouts Calais. he BM Wiobisabe Clore “Aboat balf'a mile behind walked two soldiers o1 the | Tenouncing this milk and water policy, and insist | “ginatiy Chesaneake. Johnson. Portiond—T F Ames, | The Are in the hold of sehr Union. at Rockland for | | ewcasris, Octl6—Cleared, Goodell, Crockett, Sings- WHOLESALE CLOTHING Sixty-tourth regiment side by side and talking con- | ig that the Club should take some action in pre- | Steamsmn Neptune. Berr. SO OT ee eae etna Mt eee ye sea Newry, Oct 16—Arrived, Carrie Purington, Whitte- WHOLESALE CLOTHING Adentially. “They were the advance guard. | Next | serving the parity of the judiciary. A mischievous |g EArk Blanding P (Aus), Faieurich, London—Slocovich | "os (Pilly, Oct 17—The Italian bark Leontda, Riso, | More. New York. é ao pep ore pen ren Tl leg et ane and dangereus principle was embodied in the re- | | Bark Wladimir (Nor), Larsen, Newcastle—Funch, Edye hence for New York, in coming out of Cumbe: Ta Basin mn mole, Rearege oo” Popes ELM SOT Tart AT RETAIL ae y . : | eC 18 m0} struck the quay wall, sustaine mnt Py : eTATL: merai Linsingen rode together on one side of the port, If bad men were nominated could an as- | wear Dr € Tupper (Br), Youill, Cork for orders—H J De | slight damage, and went back to repal eT ae ee anomaeey fromm Dartmouth no oe Toad ; and almost imperceptibly @ Tear upon | semblage of respectable men say nothing against | Wolf & Co. Banta, Sept 26—The Prospero, Williams, from Liver- | _Pourswourn, Oct 16—Sailed, Vindex, Parkhouse (from the other was Colonel Von der Burg, on the black | i ‘1 Bark Nuova Dovere (Ital), Chiesa, Cork for orders—Slo- | pooi tor’ San Francisco, wrecked at Alcobaca, and the | Shields), Philadelphia. 1 eTALL, horse, and Lieutenant Colonel Count Von Haescier, | Meirelection. It was their duty toraise thetr | covich & Co. ‘ Pomainder ofhereargo: consisting mainly of iron and SRNAMBUOG, Herp ai-—Galled, Biavey Brothers, Ken: AT RETAILS ‘The dark masses of the German troops followed, | VOices insuch a matter. Such a report should be | Pee ct pp ee Br), Gibson, Queenstown for or- | steel, have been sold by auction for about £400. ‘The buy- nard, United States. edad and #0 they rolled on over one, hill alter another | voted down. | {Bark Dronning Sophie (Nor), Petersen, Rotterdam—Te- | Srucr to save inore. cargo, Dut" it appears’ doubttul | Walkley” Sau Francisco; Lawithancn Sentinelas New a and peals of bells irom every seule Cound Lorne | _ It was insisted by other speakers that the Club | *Hs&Bockmann, |. 1. posa a ntincken, | Whether they will succeed, York: {71h, Freia. John, do: svca, Halvorsen, Balt n the breezes. had never taken action in any political canvass. | _ Bark Hannibal (Nor), Niemai, Constantinople—Funch, | Casta Poet tee ee OB eS A te pesviest of Pores ect ercanie made = pe peed 16th, “Nanta, MONEY he Germans marched through Doncourt, which | Mr. Sinclair Tousey said that an examination of | P4%°.8 Vo. 4. re), Petitol Marseilles —Jas Henry. | Carver's Harbor, lost both anchors, hut was safely ge- | Dailed ith, Stella, Gazzolo, Hull; Rana, Larsen, Glou- MONEY. “ the records would show it did. Bark Amalia Gargiula (Ital), Jaccarino, Gibraltar for | Cured in the harbor with loss of part of deck load, ba nls pore neared latcalinsay Bowne lm MONLY. THE LAST VILLAGE ve orders—Funch, Edye & Co. | Hararax, Oct 30—The steamer Tagus, ashore at Sydne; ‘ J siete ie al ts Jt was moved to accept the report, and the mo- ‘ydney, | worth, Philadelphi: pias v7 nthe French frontier, witnout halting, but the tion was carried. | Bark Carlton, Trecartin, Havana—Brett, Son & Co. | CB, has got off. Rio Janeiro, about Oct 1—Arrived, Clifton, RaMe, Bal- WE WANT MOKEY. music of military band played them in aud out | “Tt was then moved to lay the whole subject on | rig Hunter (ip, Sheliy, Antisus Tiaver & Oop p | MADKITICR Sept I8-The ship Talbot (Br), Simons, from | timore. ‘ WE WANT MONEY. of Doncourt as eisewhere ; and there, also, 88 600D | tne tabie, and it was found in the vote necess CURE Atalanta Gir), Whelan, Harbor Grace, SF—RP | wwatow for New York. be‘ore reported putin here iealy, | | SWANSEA, Oct 16—Entered for ldg, Cleveland. Tucker, WE WANT MONEY. as they were gone, out burst the joy beiis. A j Ceseary | Currie # Co. ig Bird (Br, Rolston, Frederickton, NB—P | ‘* Smishing repairs afloat, after which she will resnip her | for Pensacola, via Cape de Verdes, WE WANT MONEY. to put it to acount, The motion was lost by 60 to | | Schr Mocking (Br), Rolston, Frederickton, NB—P | (icing) cargo. Sciuiy, Oct 16—Passed, Edith, Rogers, from New York WE WANT MONEY. Shortly aiter leaving Voncourt the advance 5 on | rNeulag h Gone ; ard passed the baggage wugons, which were | {7.,.AmCng tnOse yoo i ae Nate | : Schr fiiza B Beard (Br), Lewis, St John, NE—Heney & | Newny, Oot 16—The Carrie Purinton, arrived here from | !la\tuvaruines Poin Get LiePased seelnmas eh We WANT MONLY. en between them and the ied horses, with the Parker. New York, roports that on the 1th September, y Attorney Bliss, District Attorney Phelps, and Al- | “ Schr Carrie, Allen, Indianola—Evans, Ball & Co. | Nelon Ot W, she pas-ed a derelict vessel, apparently brig | Lechere, irom Antwerp for New York. — reregpredis See eeneanliee: OTe ted iow: dermen Vance'and Billings. There was tuen some | _fenr Anna’ Mt Collius, Bayles, Mosquito Iniet—Van | ri patiited black, witha. white 1uil length wounan ARE CRoe, Cee eArrived, Camm, Beckmann, and | STOCK MUSE BE SOLD. P squabbiing as to points of order between the Chair | Brunt & Bro. Hgurehead, masts lying alongside. rin, Eichmann, New York; Ansgi STOCK M bitterly, and there was a smail, driving rain, which “s _ ; Ss} —Bentle rs Nielsen, and Wega, Brandhoff, do; louise Bossel TO M came upon the face hke the atings of guats. The | #24 Mr. Tousey, when General Jackson proposed | , Schr Maria L. Davis, hase, St Augustine Bentley, Gil New Haves, Oct 28—Iugboat Thomas Y Boyd went | Krenzien, Phiiadelphia; August, Johannesen, New Y STOCK MU oud was flanked by tall poplar trees. Around | % Tead the minutes of a previouse meeting held in | Gemmieete B00. Co naon, Jacksonville. down the harbor ‘his afterngon, anil got a long hawser | 15th. Lyn’ Wold, do. STOCK MO | Outober, 1872, which was done. These ‘minutes f Y attached to the schr aground on’ Black Rock Bar, buthad | ‘Twoon, Oct 16—Sarled, C C Colson, Payson, Sagua. STOCK M Was an undulating landscape, well wooded, and | s\owea ‘that the club had strongly endorsed Grant | Schr Ridgewood, Johnson, Georgetown, SC, and Port | not suceeeded in pulling her of. No apparent damage Vico, Oct 8—Arrived, Paquet de a, Pascual, New 4 cornfields, fresh ploughed, were on ether side. | Snq'Wiison. | ber ra Ee OO Hartfora—H W Jackson & Co, | Wasdone the sebr, from ‘observations taken on shore. Orleans, P, Phat part of Lorraine even which 1g still lelt to | "Mr, Jackson S. Schultz then moved that it be re- | Sloop Emily, Dewiek, Providenc rerguson & Wood.” | ,B¥rnrd,, Oct 16 The sehr, Ringleader, Canham, for ‘Zxau, Sept 5-Sailed, Don Enrique, Barrera, New York. ELEGANT AND SUPERIOR: 1do not think, after all, that the Germans have | Solved that the Club support the nominations of | paigamer Fanny Cadwallader, Foster. Baluinore—W | 1. oir atter discharging 70 tons cargo; she procceded to American Ports. ELEGANT AND SUPERIOR much to be proud of when the Issues of tue late | LSS tnbstitute for the report of the committee, | Steaiher Bristol, Wallace. Philadetpta—James Hand, | Boston after reloading. BOSTON, Oct 29—Arrivod, schr G W Cummings, Lewis, ELEGANS (AND SUPERIOR. war are iairly considered. They were generally | “i,” William Orton cailed the attention of the Club salths copa onde twas ree ade Retine: Lameareest thie) | Soon ai ae aC. cee nce ELEGANT AND SUPERIOR - wo to one, and sometimes they were ten Shs | tothe fact that the committee had done its duty ARRIVALS. harbor during ihe heavy gale t day. Two men were | Saco; Ada 5 Allen, from New York; = ape oo See ona tate pomtonee cadiier to | and that it was exceedingly impolitic for them not crowned. Capt Edward was rescued in an exhausted and at R Beane irom, Alexandria, a a ia ‘Burnham “GLorutn: be outwitted anc overmatened.” ‘True; but that | © leave the matter to the committee, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND | °oBdition. hound in; Leander A Knowles, ‘Knowles, from Port SLOTHING, 4a not a question of military prowess: itis aques- | Mf. Butler said that Tammany Hall was the | HERALD WHITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LINES. Leute pecrctba se Ot ceretire cies, Whelien, Philadel pita’ -aty CLOTHING, tion merely of good or bad government. Moreover, | Ch¢mY of the clob, and shat it was giving comfort | seamship Alexander Lavalley (Fr), Couriols Havre, | | THe Purser of the steamship City of New York, from | chammion of the Seas (Hn), Joshn irom St John, NB), MEN'S CLOTHING, Prussia had the three greatest captains of the age | ty, There ae Ube ie f pal reo with mdse and passengers. - | Havana, has our thanks for the promptdelivery of our | for Liverpool, having repaire brig Valencia, Small, st MEN'S CLOTHING, for her jeaders—namely, Moltke, Roon and Prince | Party. There Ha split in Apollo, and the | Steamship Akola (Br), Garden, Yeisk Sept 26, Constan- | fies and despatehes, Jago; achr Warren Sawyer, Crie, Georgetown, DC. MEN'S CLOTHING, general public were being made to believe that the | tinopie Sept 30, Gib: toorder. Get | Also cleared, barks Mignon, Soule, Aspinwall; Nep- Frederick Charles, France had ‘only half a dozen | Sone J P Eaton, Poole. lumber-laden sailed from Wil- | tance. Beal, Kingston, Jam, brig Adelaide, barneeua, lig. pr same thing Was occurring among the republicans, | 22, -at 3737, lon 44.59 W. spoke bark Ja: Ives (Br), from dashing generals ef division. The Germans may | h ‘23 mington, NC, Uct 5, for Boston, and has not yet arrived. M. WHOLESALE not find it so easy to win that tasrible game if itis | Md that they would not support their own nomi- | see plece Of Icey eas OctiS 1at 36 88, 1on SOW, | Tears ute entertained for her safety. damen 1 Tuell, | ROW sence. steamers Flag, Foster, Charleston; | MA! WHOLESALB ‘ played over again, after Bistarck and his company | PYVON in eaid ae st ‘would. tie ropilai.for'| “aptenmship Alice Gr), Ellis, Malagw Oct 4, Denia 8 and | for of Charles D Tuell, Esq, of New Bedford, is wate of Walliam ‘ang Howes, Baltimore; Glaw-us, Bearse, New x waoneatea gre no more. 1 ss ~ | Almeria 12th, with fruit to master. feane!. rk; schrs nry Clay, Graham, Baitimore; Willi The upsnot of it all to-day is that old General | te Tepublican party to throw its influence away | “steamship Clanibrl (Hr), Frenamian, Port an Prince Gct | Vxssm Missrwa.—Sebr J P Baton, Poole, lumber laden, | M Everett, Heard:ley, and Decatur Oakes, Baker, Hailes PR eA STUERD WHOLESALE, Manteutlel bas made his rheumatism much worse | SOREN t fee pee noms eae gland Gonaives 2d, with’ mdse and passengers w Fin, sailed from, Witmington, NO. Sth inst tor Boston, and bas | Welt, to lohd tor Albany; Bptire, Kinnost, Rockpert. to iy ee n | publ e cet | 7 ot ye ; fears are safety. 9 ork: Cyrus Cham jams, Pigeon eae en Jun der burg hos been complaining | Hominated. ‘There Were plenty of good men in | ¢,Aicamalip City of New York (Br), Deaken, Havana, | farpax, Oct S0—The achr Meteor has been seized at | Cove, to load tor iirooklyn. of the earache and Lieutenant Colonel Count Von | 20th parties, republican and tp gene and bad ones | 23.309 Giron Carymort veseing We ie Seeiga aurea | Bridgetown, Annapolis, for violating the Customs laws | nq entices eat ae ae eae re nde, Danthor, Haescler has got the jaundice. Thus the inner lie | had been chosen. To elect suc! men would be @ | passed sehr J Waples, of Pensacola, waterlogged and | , Smpnviwpinc—At Mahcias, J Lowell Nash commenced | bark Aurelia’ (and passed Cape Cod at 3:30) ¥ of many episodes in history is much made up of peti spares Rnd Wee ol etter let | abandoned (betore reported), utter dec houses and tore: | fo build another vesse} In the same yard where one was | Also sailed, brix Josie A Devereaux (and passed Cape 9) ‘ammany have a ie party. | castle awash, aboa feet of the foremast an feet 0 ed for Mess! lolway st. Yod at 5 PM). ACHES, ENEKZINGS AND INDIGESTIONS. Mr. Ruus Andrews tade u speech denouncing | mainmast standing. | 2th. nt Bi40, ion 701K, saw brig © | At Perry, Jethro B Nutt had a amali sized scht on the Ho teamer Arles: brig Valencia. At about half a mile from the frontier a large Jud; Van Bruntas @ former party of Governor |v rrick (of Philadeiphia), from Matanzas for Delaware | stocks all ready to launch last week. steamers Albemarle, Reed. Charleston; body of cavairy rode up to welcome General Man- | Honan and a man unfit to be clected, | Breakwater; same day, saw the top of w steamer's pilot | At Sullivan, A D White & Co will commence work on bark Bertha (Ger), Hansen, <a he, teufel, ‘They bad come from Metz, and their | HOtH meng anhien rong | | Rouse afloat. 20th, lat 5748, lon 74 14, passed brig J L | theit vessel acon; the irame is up and will probably be | Rotteraa NOW OFFERING AT RETAT«. arrival— ‘ er pom ~ re pdb bag pececns Bowen, from Matanzas to New York; same day, lat 3:05, | finished this fall. BALTIMORE, Oct 20—Below, brig Rebecca (NG), Olton, Tow Bepeaine ae eee A eTmeo vcIpENT nature, and sho’ ig great variety 01 opinion on | lon 74 10, saw Sbrig bound north ghoring. a white flag Spoken, from Rio Janeiro; schrs Jesse Carll, Undernill, trom NOW OFFERING ar RAIL enough—was aimost the lass scene of the grand | a Ger auae imemeonuneitien ie Troorrectly reported as fom Cirespoolt wasyesterday | Ship Pocahontas, Dunean, from Bombay for Liverpool. | alsa; Maxgle F Gray, Conklin, from Sagua; Sophia NOW OFFERING AT RETAIL. a : e c . 201. P 4 STAI Ls, | table a 7 ppe ou er | ine Sept 2 lav 9 N, Jon 24 W. See enh cnine tit), Ritchie, Lav NOW OFFERING AT RETALG anson, Jac drama now about to % the 7 Steamship City ot Dalias, Hines, New Orleans Oct 22, Shi Cleared—xt 4 close. A littie further on | action, Mr. Sehultz’s motion not being voted on. meatiee to CH Mallory & Go, Ship Lilian (ir), Niehsison, from Pmuiadeipma tor Rot | win‘krnnedy: Poste, Providence vie, Norfolk ; with mdwe and passenge | ‘Was & hooded gig, and in it was aman who had Some minor business was transacted and the | “gtoamship A Bell, Hiakernan, Richmond. City Point | trdam, Oct M, lat 497, lon 16, with masts and mizentop- Appold, Loveland, Boston vie Norfolk, ‘A. ‘emer brought a French fag furied in a black cover. i a gallantmasts down. iN! ES AL 4 Tee bonded pie Wee Geen Tete nHtGR ce leave | meewaaWournet | and, Nogtolk wim dss and paisengers to the Old Ve- | Pan American ship, signalling JUSK, trom Rangoon for | Parke Hellou Nor. angen, Cork af Palmiont fr obders: IMMENSE WHOLESALE Ware Hooms the road free, und the man who had bronght toe | | Ship Elen Goodspeed (of Bath), Preble, Mantia June 8 | Falmouth Aug a latSbs lon l7B. ” | Ttetinen (in, weamon Wea Tadien: Gcorge W andrews, IMMENSE WHOLESALE Wanuhoons French flag scratnbled up the ditch side ana stuck | POOL SELLING ON THE ELECTION. | and Anjier July 22, with indse to Jas W Elwell & Co; ves- PN OOS mE a cisco for | Watts. Boston; Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Bath, Me; Join L IBSREE WHOLESALE WaRRnooee fiin the ground. | It was vat a trail stick, with sel to taster Bark Vesta Wor), #rost trom Liverpool for Fortiana, | We finns vonve: “yon agian A Hestiord. Coates IMMENSE WHOLESALE WARKROOMS | _ Ship El Capitan (of Bath, new), Lincoln, Bathy'to Jas W | 6."Octs int 82 5 lon & yard of bunting still rolied up at the end of : non : ; ‘ted | It wae sporting men and politicians principally | Pty dev Morte. Howinnd, Havre # days, in ballast, | g Stig. Mundin, Brown. trom New York for Alexan- Rep ped tord: nmol, Adams, New York; Water : Prioaaid baw mo besike dln vd pret Hiner SopO ie hates ton Te, vel One of those extraordinary combinations 0! patriot- Noe ne - (not La at ion e t THROWN OPEN Jam with profit which are only seen in France. | WO sssembled last evening in Johnson's pool ba rig tr ae um) Kronbo 45 day: Foreign Ports. beth Dungall (an) tine brig Agro (Br), Oren THROWN OPEN nholin, Newcastle 45 days, 4 ndon; brig Agric )» He was the barber who had shaved the Prussian | T00ms, in the basement at the corner of Broadway | with mdse wo H&P W Meyer—vessel to Tetons & Bock: | Rerwopa, Oct &-Arrived, schr H Prescott, Merry: BANGOR, Oct &—Cleared, schis abner Taylor, Dodge, BOWN OPEN OMoers at Verdun, and who bad subsequently | and Twenty-eighth street, to bet and speculate on | Magn, Get I7. at 3650. ion G4, saw a large tron buoy | Baltimore.” : + Merrymans | and Chne Helier, Hopkliie New FOR nen, Prov FEROUE SEER , , . on itn bind y eb Da , Allen, Provi- ; atate a oe eee ant be phaire: a ead th | the candidates in the forthcoming political race. | “Bark Guiseppina Oneto (Ital). Ferro, Belfast, 1, 86 days, | j¢AMPEN4S, Oct20—Satled, brig Mechanic, Dyer, Caiba- | gence for aN York. SEENON Sta o Btandard bearing barber had’ stuck nis | Jt was not avery large nor demonstrative crowd, | 1,ballag to Slocovich & Co. ge | | Domus, Oct 17—Sailed, ship Star of Hope, Little, New | ; CHARLESTON, Oct 27—Arrived, schr Allen Lewis, parrory an % air ver aenant sy dignity ao bs SES STEHT ORGIES cn i ‘ *temauran, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Evelyn (Br), Smith, ween rte Me, Oct 16—Arrived, schr Stackpole, St John, zz pit PUBLIG SE a cen neg NY ae tae, it | more as a gentle relaxation after the day's doings Tara tg Bs New York (and sailed, th for Leghorn): brigs Zerling | “PoRt Op DANVERS Oct 26—Arrived. schrs Lizzie D Bark L line, with their backs turned to the barber, who | than as @ stimulant to apy extraordinary | ¢, 1 Chas Luling &Co. Pawed Gibraltar Sep ai] + ‘table weather to Bermuda; from thence strong NE was extremely well got up for the occasion, and | exertion, Inside the fence in the middle | winds 1), Manganaro, do We tooked like o waiter at a respectable coffee house Bark Ero (Ital), Mastellone, in | {amd sailed Sth for Genoa): Fidella, White, do cand sated | PA Gr aie —— Allee Oax without his aprop. Next to Manteuffel was Lin. | ° the room a quiet lot of well dressed folks were | mase to order: vessel te ion G beaten Passed aitrak (ana | pitisturs Newton tor Newtarsport Ce ok for Leghorn); 6th, Matilda (Ital), Calfero, do N, ; tingen, next to Linsingen was Von der Burg, and | ##sembled, saying little to each other but listening | tar Se fale oxh Tor Mebstna) Wh, irra lab, Hoinano, dos | Fswury, New York fr Newburyport; George Shattuck, 10, ndike, do for Westport, Me. Aext tO him Von flaeseier, whose teeth were chat- | attentively to the musical notes of the pool seller, | sbark WE Anderson, Brandt vayans Oct 1s, with pa | Arrived din Bart ‘LiiateDalgtelsh (Br), Stewart, New in, Bort 2h, brig Reporter, aad the above genclies BI tering with ague. Some orderiies were in the | who rattied over many scores of times the names | bo . tee: ‘Tork (and cleared Tus for Genoa). dridge, and Alida, Knowles, New York. f Giteh behind thei, under the coldly attentive eye monies Bark Evening Star (of Turks Island), Chick, Guantana- | yelled Sth, brica Speed (Br) Larkin (from Philadelphia), | "eh wise MONROE, Oct, s0--Arrived, bark Emma C of the barber. ; of Conner and McCool, Walsh and Patterson, Led- | mois days, with sugar and 3 pamengers to Waydell & Co. | VGuvGrr Oct id Pash teancenee tov roatiab Clivart, | Wuhfield, Hayden, Rio Janeiro Jor orders; brig May- When the two Generals, the Colonel and the Lieu- | with and the fleld. Outside the fence where the | Had heavy N and NE gules! beeu? days nerth of Hat | it, Pyre< York: brig Maurice, Barut, trom Cadiz for | Paved iol Watters Steamship Liberty, from Ha vana. tenant Colonel had got into line Linsingen gave | be Oat the word of Somme de ante nang’ eave | principal gathering was, the discussion of the | “Bark Agnes, Rarrett Cienfuegos 15 days: with cedar | Bucksportiu distress, ; brigs Hyperion, Clark, Phil. ‘ « and mahogany to © Ludman & Co; vessel to R P Buck & r 1 ; Passed ont—Ship Sirius (Ger). for Amsterdam. to march past, and a band standing in aditch upon | Political situation was more lively. “Teli youwhat | n& Co pdelobia, Histte M Bain, hestrap, pds 2th, brig GLOUCESTER x t Neared, sehr Varuna, Williams, Ne, | (Br), Wihams d sailed 9th for A. A 8; had | (eel) wriiliame do (and ‘sal or Alicante) Alarie | Small, Tice, and Julia A Crawiord, Young, Philadelphia. (BP Saunders do; Aufnruta, Wallace. do (ana satied 8th | SAR wacHtT AS: Oot 2o--Sailed, sehr Mary Helen, Sun- the opposite side of the road, facing the bar- | Tammany is a-goin’ to sweep the field this time,” | \ Hark New York, Gibbs, New 0: 26 days, with . Boyd, Philadelphia Fri : oan cor bob Kao gle cola S| ft Sate the | Said one man with a iktewing aatuedtions. “pollo | binck wala arian Dearborn Oe ed A fg ene ee 0; bigs Helen. ht gan ed HUATIBWAR INLET Oot ‘38—-Paseod in, sohr BP Riggs, ‘ the , the Gi v e the ours, dar ich Geo Ay, Bagui jason, f ce rt 4 apparently in recognition of the barber's | Hall won’t be nowheres—knocked higher nor a kite, | Witcher, & seaman, of tattictore, “aged ie the Roper, Jenkin Woacwoke de oe ane pat baty ack Horta Reem pe ore . : m the jibbout url r i i ces and as a personal compliment to his de- | PI) pet.’? Jib and drowned ; owing to thie viol onde Of the gale were Clea Eudorus, Minett, Pascaronlay Hin port 24th bark Nautilus (Br), Hamphrey, from ‘Trux- ‘tment Upon this auspicious occasion. Indeed, “ ” unadle to render hi Fiat was clearly the light in which the ceremony pon’t you talk too fast,” responded auother. | "i Wave tof Liverpool, No) Fader, St Johns, P ‘Was seen by the barber, tor he took off his hatas | ‘Pollo Hall knows what she’s a-doim’. See what | 17 davs, with molasses w J V Onatavia & Co; vessel to a 3. Soon asthe music struck up and gave the band | she did Jast year.” “Look at the pools,” cried a | ¥ Brigham, 9, ohinth, Sir tavbon, Chanticleer. Ulement, for Philadelphia; brig | 4 diled—Schrs Liazie Dewey, Parker, Alexandria; Quod- MeBrid master, whose facial Somerset (of Windsor, vi i «Rigi Remote tt recourse, ne, | SFG, “hem what tlm, Conner wiser donb | Ob bag im iT RUN AS com my, | fainted Faroe tamale at Out | yiaat Asai, Ost Set, ob Hear A Tate, The infantry marched first, with all ‘thelr up Mecool.”” “Walk your horses,” replied the | on dMiays. with coal w 0 i swain & Co; vomel od P | Wetisuoue' Gut is” werhved, abip Flying kagie Crow. | , arnved ath sete MAT Read, » New London, to es ' ht,” and many of them with stiff necks also. ley & Ci Previous speaker, ‘that pool business is all @ Put | Wechedefferson Borden (of Boston), Patterson, Havre | Wy Nt” YOU a xnarewss, Oot 6—tn port aches Addio | LNBW. ORLUANR. Oct 26—Atrived, ship, Zullta ies lly, "Kirkham, Cardenas; set Jenn! ut tan. for London, put in 10th, repg (see DI y i Na ‘Zaima, (Br), Peterson, and El LUBEC Oct Yocarrived, schr Sammy Ford, Allen, or New vork; Halo Altty Jenkins, for worth at | New York n came the lancers, and the officers who had scahen is om Mate walked their horses up and nerey bape ngeatn mes > baat eae da; a Dalley 0 meee. od, Walia Hamette, Cora: ‘Wessels, for New York in 7 days; Peter Mitchell, tor do in | BOX, Havana; bark Dominique Lanata, (Ital), Labra, bean even on 16, majority for Conner, it | ge Andrews, 2 days, with coor J to Hondl jaye. '—Arnived, schr Excelsior, Vick, When the cavairy rode up General Mantouflel | was what made the betting on McCool fall. Wait | knoe Co, vowel to Bl Wenhen Ce mn tat ork lon eanatanmas, Det se eatied, Uri page: za bat ay hipaa ae eT rc te ea a zine e _ M i " Of merely returned the salute of the first officer in Command, and, turning ‘his hore’. head with ‘a | til to-morrow night and you sce if McCool don’t | 72,8,a¥ a vemel of abouts M in Jacinto, Croston, Le a aed Hannover ; barks Resolute, and Vir- Mad Oct %—Sailed, schr Texans bottom wp, Is ton, Rengon, Bierra Morena, brig New 230, lat 31, lon gen de | P. shiver and a cough, went on toward Metz, go up.” There was much talk of this kind, inciud- | brie Morris, from Havana tor Boston, — ABB A110) 7 Then tie barber ‘suddenly’ cried, “yee ta | Ju a general discussion of the merlts of the can: | , cnr Ene Medien, Rah, rman iin days with imei ee , Leta et So—Arrived, weatnship illen @ Terry, Fra and untoried bis standard, which began dates, eo hitney ; vessel to Jol KC, Oct B—, |, steamship Sarmatian (Br), ear, New Yor! 4, to Hutte? e “py ion & Co, E . “%W BEDFORD, Oct 29—Arrived, schrs Lottie Bear’ Mrucl buiger oF scronger ten vockct nager: | supporter of Tamangn” meta ine Gaara” & | tebe tenn Stowt ot cayannan,paayy with tim- | MEtvueasn Oe 1¢—tailed, bres Boman (hr) Marine | Boman, nna Henry Crome age Eee Ee ely __SHAKLES B._PEBT_& C0: chief, that Way just now. W , : p Mig RS 8 Johns, a ; ith, kamily ; HERALD BRANCH OFFIOB, BROOKLY: pot ad S bioyn lores, tue’ orker’ con's geay, | men Be diterent pot are democrats an good gitar en Kppinyer, Kamel Gor'vessel«o | Hayrnond Bx), Keith, Turks Island wo load for New | *U, oa ssn, brig Omipee, Spraxne, New York, to load A. Leah ety ok A) 9 of hahaa a dark brown horse, the other upon a gray, | men. Conner runs on a regular and the other on | #yans. Ball & Co, AGUA, Oct 17—Arrived, schr Geo Peabody, White, Ha- | for Oporto, di to 9 while a large number of’ Prassian. officers, stood | ® mixed ticket. There are tho ai Schr Theodore Pagal, Wicks, Charleston 10 days, with wh Hailed 2th, schrs Avail, Smith, New York. a A ——* fj pusands who would | railroad tics to W Lasher & Co vase cf ane Lond, Holt, Baltimore: 7 | , MEW PORE onary aca homers Chat. | A BSOLUTE DIVORORS OBTAINED FROM CoURTa: ‘Wisulully watching the French land and the frantic | Vote for elther man irrespective of party, and this Sehr 1 3B AbBe Saiied 2st, schrs Mi 6 ee, Hag which raged ‘Will be the case tn ner 1K Sampron (of Portinnd), Davis, Charleston 8 | Ricardo Jova, Tite, Delaware Breakwater; 2d, burk | COUN, Springer, Philadelphia; Longwood, Rogers, Chat- Be Fa0M COvETa ty tulloped off Ina seatuered nigh with e whiry | to elther man,” ald one in the crema’ CPt ae | Cayé eR aheE to Phelps # Kernpiand veel fo mas Yumury in Gariisle, New Yorks brig A J'ioxh, Wy: | har for Hi iarat, eet o abers Benson, Aoves in advanaey adios ree mn if it meaty which have hee alike those ot a covey os persriages plead i had my fancy dictates, and not as the | fyed and Gert ashore om the wens es ands ae Br Journ, NF, Uet2l—Arrived, brig B McLeod (Br), New Beato for fobs FasteG, sere al pe Ann | Bate, iaevLew, 56 Broadway, | Journausts, ficludimg myselt, were the opty Bt PerWalsh,” remarkea a man who has been a tong | Totas,Walan. without receiving any darmaie. Tipbetis, New York: og arrived, sehr Ancilla (Br), Col. | Petty, Somersst for do: Avail, smith, New Bedford tor | — fors on the ground, and there wae HO Preach pub- | time in politics, “will run ahead of Conner. He | rosd'tety Wee kacrare ccuaronn seaays with al: | wel, anmbey. " 5 f dos Blackstone, Wickeon ae goyAmorican Lagle, Dailey, | A BQOLUTR DIVORCES, Ot Aes ito: dex. suetent clionary exce . will get ail the reguiar Tammany voter y : ; boi " “= i ! 4 ; ae Fain seemed to have taken ai the @rtmusionm out | wonly for tat report about Conner Lote a eoncy | Bebra wine, NEmbery: Sea oo TER Areamamtr ALowmtA) | Pawtucket for Haversiien: carte Allen, Jones, and B uno no. publicity, Fegatre Lae, snares irene! Premed aig and everybody but that Jurious tue | Nothing will Keep a good many Irish and Catholic { The steamship Algeria Bry which arrived 2h, brings Rael of Lovidate 4 Wren ater ork; Sunny Region, | B Smith, Raker, Pai fiver for wen Voix Mewnneen, | fray i yp odie 4 Passengers and reports’ —Oe 4116, jon 947, | Binith, do; Bhi vesen, Philadelphia: 17th, Ebenezer n, Taunton lng 1) ee aa 1 ahare oar ge AREER eran she Van te tae prac pal! st SiG ence tr | Ne A Rhine gra, tow, Yrn nara. | "Farad geese, Mee, Woot ne | Ata Gash are te geet ch Q ts st him, q ‘ — bh a ‘The last German who marched out of France be- along With being a man who is littie known to tie sed Throagh Hell Gate. gent ‘and Johannes Anderson, do; British Ameri for New York; ne sates ash. Rockland for do; ki tee form: Set waate army, oLeczumauon was Argun | Roope ot, fhe, coun. | Conner jit Kay so0%D s00r fegehic eae Lachine Sats, eer ew | teat hata Maier Sher, Seon’ er of B - i help in one Way and hart hin i a i ‘ " a 5 ‘ _ ‘He was born at Wasson, in ea egpinites bite The cunvans oO} Ledwith was discussed, ae ef A cn Brew’ are Bridgevort tor New ork ane, Outi, Arana Now Yorks Hila, ia Spl Ta thathae fer fad tee Palmar ee 4 4 ie twenty-two years of age, snd. the delinttui | and A general conclusion reacked that in spite. of Wun ¥ Vek, Hartford tor New York Yor. ; 0; MODE Blaly ior ao Welln, Ronn ds tor New York uselved em, locum here correspondent, will make | the district being republican hia success was cer- Sony PM Daruets, | ‘is, New Bedford fer New York. Fevvron, (PHD, Ss bey Pong 2-9 Evans, Butt fore Thoma fo tor a HY relia, Rags, do vor Rew ¥ rk reine a they (| C y e D era, ork, y, a rl y, i ral a istorical, tun, An enthumastiic MeCool man declared that Be rs. Norwalk tor New York. Ri 8 ry e: (i Voy Biro Ci %e ey ig, Aum, slowell, Ronuout; Las Wittete, Ame Balin Al teu o'clock op thy jugen yt Sr auldiug. Heuklaud tor New York, | vey, tm). Jonor, do; Kong Oneat rork. hy bridge Co. FT irleeduus branceves brso) Broad w: m. New Yors tor Busiva, rave, Ne ag Of Tugaday, Sen- Tammany Wold sive & Jatwer Hujaver Of votes ior | win su Yor!