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‘PMG MONBTARY SITUATION. |F England Hither. eons inst where: The Outflow of Specie fro ale sesden reat verdraft, aie gis localiy ness men in order t Bat the ntock Exchange: an re ayen by the special committee ae shows that on the Mon Howiny this transaction Williams & = sottied wi.h the bauk to (he satisiaction of iis ofticers; ererure hesolved, That while this committee acquits Wittens 2 Co. of any intentron fo defraud, it Unqualified concemnation of thelr cour ye: In respect to the above resoluMon the word “in- solvent” was a'terwarcs supped by Mr. Williams as bis impression of the coud’ sion of the bunk. by expremes iw The Specie Ptr le The fcllowing table slbws the imports of specie into this port since Ov ober 1, 1813;— port of specie imported into the district ‘ot New’ York from Qetober I, 1873, to November 8, 1873, MATERNAL CORR’ ACTION Pah Suggestions Respe ging Bank and Curren“y: Reform. —— STOCK EXCP.ANGE CENSURE. ’ Yesterday was*without its anticipated sensation oon ef a panic in ty, London market, the feeling shere, ‘on the contray y, showing a marked improvement, ‘with a firma” and more ‘confident tone in respect 10 prices. The expectation of a iurther advance in the Bankyof England rate was not responded to by the Board of Directors, and it may have been be- wausoro! the over-discounting of the situation, in ‘she “assumed feregone conclustron on Friday, that, with its dissipation yesierday, the market reacted, At is not certain yet, however, that it will not come. er the purpose oi checking the outflow of specie 4 this direction, the action of the bank, thus far, gtave as it has been, has failcd, the shipments from Liverpool vesserday being reported at $385,000. A suspension of specie payments, such as would inost Jikely foliow @ mrther acvance of the bank rate to ten per cent, and consequent suspension of the | Bank act, 1s likely enough to prove the only effec- tual means of checking this new trade movement, seommgly 86 anomalous, of specie hither, trom a creditor to a debtor country, ° OUR FINANCIAL CONDITION ALIKE PAST, PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE, and our relation to the rest of the world in a mone- tary sense bas been brought into full review tn England by the incidents of the past jew weeks. Nor is there any disposition to ignore or belittle ‘the important Ggure we have attained m the solu- ‘sion of the current monetary problem. The errors so maniiest in our financial system, as well in wespect to our‘currency afd our banks, as in the “evils of over-*peculation and the many other tls that aMict es in our domestic and foreign ex- changes, have been pointed out kindly, as truth ‘would permit, but unsparing!y, all with reference ‘to this late reverse movement in gold and its effect upon the English market. Survey- ing tis entire ficld as above © sketcied, as owell as the situation in France, the Londen Economist of October 25 reaches the followmg conctusions:—"American resumption would augment our difficultics, America would compete with us for the store oj specie in the world; the present panic would have caused infin- Ately greater cemands on us i! the currency had Deen metallic, ali other things being as they now are. The gold wonld not then have been an article of merchandise, but a means of payment. When the American standard again consists oi gold we shall be always liable to have our supply of gold dnterrupted by ber wants, and even to have goid taken trom Leadon to supply them, We may ex- pec! France to help us in keeping the gold store of ‘the world; it is suutable to | er character as a quiet, accumulating Datien; but we cannot expect Amer- doa to doso. She is the country which surpasses all others in the means of employing money, and in the hardinood, not to gay the recklessness, with ‘Which she uses thein.”” A COMPARISON, It is worth while in this connection to draw at- Sention to the iact that in France, with but a nomi- mal premium on gold, the Bank of France is unabie to resume especie payments for the mere want of gold, while here in this country, notwithstanding the steady and rapid accumulation of specie un the part of the government through custome receipts, the government is aiso unabie to resume, while the | Premiuni, iA the iace even oJ the recent heavy re- feipts 01 coi trom Engiand, is stil! considerable and SBuciusting. The reason in each case isa e:mple one, ud presents the great difficulty in the way oi re- samption which those people who measure the question wholly by the judicator in tue Gold Room | Kausas Pacitic . France i ful to undersiand, The Bauk of has no meaus of compelling goid into its coiers, With @ premium o: only seven or eit Mils op golu, notwitusianding ifs susvensioa of epee paymenis, because of the iaverabie exhibit of France as @ nation in her debit and credit ac- count with tue rest of the word, the bank iF Unavie to exchange 118 paper ior goid. country, compelied toexact the payment ot c ‘tomns duties in ia) w meet the paywent o. mte est on the public debt, iargely he d abroad, gives coin thus an exceptional vasue ove: and acove all Otier iorms of Currency, Which is still further en- banced by & sim iar Necessity On the part of cor- porations for 1s use in the payment oF interest, @i80 Wue Broad Upon Var.ous securities Of greater or less value, and its necessary use in the sei tie- Ment 0 the valance Of Wade Usually avast Us at | tue cad of every year, it Lemme only exceptionally | m our favor just at this time. it will | Feadily be seen irom ths exhivit of the con‘rastuy DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY OF RESUMPTION LN THE TWO COUNTRIES, j How futile itis jor us \o sit idly watching the gold maicavor in the expeciauion tuat the present i How Of British Zoid Will calse The ludex Land to | Tetire tov and resumption be thereby reached. Even ti this resalt, #0 unitaety, Siow baspen, 6 sum)tiop would not ioilow, hor Will st ever occur uoul such te as the exceplisuai demand or -oid $8 so reduced, eituer by the incr ase of our otuer ex- ports or the deciease of unports, nat we bilance of trade, meiuding the inverest dae on voods eld abroad, is in our iavor, hat its imuerest value ever paper is but nom oa! and merely & matter of credit, Lot of Use. the question oO: early Tesump- tion veing thas dispusen o. the next important guestion we have Wo con-ider 18 THE CURRENCY QUESTION. What will consnitute the pest med.um of domestic exclianges Wiule con 48 Withdrawn (rom ci cula- tion? And eveu here our tngisi exemplars are disposed to teip us to a svidtion of Uns prowem by presenting us with the iodowing truism, not tered here, nowever, for the lirst Emme: nda avg a larger .rade W.t au idewuccl urreacy ts the Bale us CONdUCLY AN equa: trade Wits & duumin- ished curicucy. In bot cuses there is dear money—tiat is, a high rate o interest anua low. ced scale of prices, Peuple wave to pay more ior | what wey, borrow and receive les6 .or what iney | = aud the cousequent sugering to trade is a «ter able, "? wa: The Is the argument already so strongly urged Bpon Congress mm iavor of av elastic curreucy. There are veiy 1eW Who dispute the necessity of this reiorm, the oniy argument being upon the Manner oi reactung it. ue sacject ts one .LVOiV- ing too many relations ior auy simgie epiuion to prevali, but the general thought on the savject appears to have aureed upon tue main points that At should have for iis coucomitan s a hee vanking gyaten, anu the same or equuliy goud security that le present eircuiation has. it is aiso begioning to be seit that the time has about arrive. wnen gone measures jookinu to the retirement of the present jegal tender iasue should b. entered apon, Including, however, tne subetitation for it of a — nang yt Stailar in amount and equally se- m respect to this bg the present mauicual bank issue now ia redemption of the greenback currency is regarded as almost A-NECESSARY CONDITIV PRECEDENT p de pein ol specie payments, while it is ualiy a that it shouid not take the jorm mes con ‘he sue gestion, which comes irom oi @ new Silver coin, With sufficient would render it unprootatle tor ex- “or F mavuracturing uses, 18 a good one ti it ‘Were wise poiicy to begib the work of gold re<nmp- tion by an attempt at stiver resumption. Tue pro- taea being to does not meet with muca ‘avor, the as fur asthe mere token i# con- ue ‘matter of inuiflerence, or, at most, rain Til What Wanted is the ap- ie eeakion vaues to gold values; and ; currency to mave 7 direction, in supplanting the present Bae, as direction eterna, with its xed roa of earrency ite tami) ernment im bank c.r- Ce 2 os jus and weil pro- ays ‘om, au Louis, Aiton .nd 142,082 St. Louis, A. Ss,004 St. Lows and Iron Mounta n, 218,525 | et | St. Lows, Kau. City and Mo, 240,502 . Louis and So.theartern, 118,08 edo, Peora aud Warsaw. 110,149 | Decrease 1 wsouunts, and ene can grow in volume, or ow es Teas call for its fad it safe em: Tuls would oaae Soardina of our- pt tony harm to the com. MDOT ioml me comanemes, now #0 iiiams & Co, show the action of the me ‘os ross bxchanze in with the Hank o. Norto the incidents of the evailed just velore the when many things WOE NOt have Date, Port, Oct. 1..)Atias. -{iurks Island. Oct. 2../Coton. . |Aspinwall.... Ger, .: Hotsatia.. Havre... Oct, t Domingo. Och »[Lavervool.. . oc .|Liverpool, Oct. 7. .|Port au Prince. Oct. 7.. Oct, 7... Get. Le 13. 18... /Cieo: vatra. a . ¢. Prin 1818. city ot Merida. ‘TRising Star... 30. 20... Celti South America. . | Wilmington 22../Westphaiia. 23../Cyty of Havana. Savanilla. L verpool. southampton . outhampton . Cot, 2.. Abyssinia Oct, 27..Juccanic Oct, File Kyrrpt Oct, .|Morio Castle. Get, B.. City of Mexico. ... Oct. 28..!city of Montreal... Oct, 29..{Peirie .... jHavee.. Oct, 20..| Pharm: ~outhampion . Get, 30... City of New Havana. Oct, 31..Jrallas.. selize. Get. 31.)] lara Beli ..|Port au Prince Nov. 1..)Algera... ..|Liverpool. ip Noy, te Acapulco. Aspinwall, Noy, Matida, f = Noy. x Patavia.... Liverpool.. Rov, 3..]Ke mig Wiheim i - /pouthampton Nov. | Weser Southampton . Nov. a: Columbia, Nov. 6,.jCimbria Nov. 7...) Russia, Nov. 1..}City 0} Merida.. Total Previously Yepor ay Total since January 1, 187: Value in Goa, and Bars.| Dotiars. 18,290) nual 5 Gout Dust} $35,937 3,608 ‘708,640 169,400 881 37,200 72,600 rT} $10,940,172 4,161,717 $15,101,889 EXPORTS. ‘The exports of specie for the week ending No- vember 8, have been as follows:— November 5—Steimer Algeria, Liverpool, silver bars $37,800 ovember 5—steam S) American gold and silver... . 4,249 November 6—Steamer ‘Tuuringia, Ham- bury, silver | ars. senses 34,887 Nove mber 8—Ste amer Batav "4 Livery oul, sliver bars. 134,623 November $—Steamer hein, “London, silver bars... November 8 Steamer City of Liverpool, silver bars. Total for the week Previously reporied ‘Totat since Janaary 1, 1873. fame time 1872 Same tine lo7l.. Same time Ibiv Same tune 1s6y rame time 108 Same tm. 1867 wine tine 1st . dame time 1865... Current Railroad Earnings. The follow.ng compilation of railroad earnings ts of interest:— GROSS EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER, 1872, 1873, Atlantic and Great Western. $547,928 $460,251 Atantic and Facitic 11,266 115,..03, Bur, Cedar Rapids aid Minn. Ceutral Pacite. cl 0, Dan, a Soisuxo ‘aud Nortu western Cleve., Col, Cin, and ind Erie. Iitnois Central. ind., Blom, and Western 442,022 sez 950,45 $54,193. L. Shore and ach Scuthern 1,92 Milwaukee and >t, Pau acfic and Als-ourt. ‘Toiedo, Wabash and West.. Totals.. W2l, sob * Fourth week ex timated. GROSS KARNINGS FOR THE PAST TEN Atlantic and Great Western, ¢: Auante ani Pscitic. Bur, C, Gapicsand Min Geniral Pacitte *hic., Danville and \ it Chicago aud Noriuweste Clev., ol, Cin, aud tnd. brie. Minos © Indiava, Bloom, and W Kansas Paci Lake shore aud \ Milwaukee ands Paciic and Nissourt, St. Lows, Alton aud f, H..: Sr. L., Alt and i. ti. branches St. Louis and Iron ‘iouatain, St. Lows, han. city ¢od Mo. Toledo, Wabubh aud Western $02 10,6..039 AT3 1,170, 198 414,511 1,541,863 2,341,254 4,959,740 682,449 *Fourth week Vetober, 1873, est CONDITION OP THE CiuG.NNATI BANKS. CINCINNATI, Noy. 8, 1873, The Clea ing House Comumictee of tae banks of his city, © whom was entrusted tue issuing of Clearing House co: tificates, have asked to be dis cuarged, as the certificates have all been returned and by tue comm eiled und destroyed, and the securities reve.ved Lave been returued to the Parties depos. ting them, This Co-ea up the ar- ranyement by wiica the banks have made com- mon cause 10 Check the Dauic, In every way tie management of the affair bas been a suc ess, nota bank here waving Jail and only the sam of $400,000 of Cearing Louse certificates having been necessary to tie over the periou of the panic, ANUiHER RALLBOAD LOAN, ULNCINNATI, NOV, &, 1873, Mr. William hooper, iru tee or the Southern Railroad, started .or Engiand to-day to negotiate the cale O1 $5,000,000 of the southern Railruad bonds, vo be pa.d foron beeen a na. LABOR INL ERESTS, onelbnsncnnciniy Redaction of :ieiniphayae: Wages om New Engiand Railr Boston, Nov, 8, 1873, At # consnitation of railroad managers of roads terminating .o Boston, recently heid, a reduction Ol Operative expenses was considered necessary to meet the exigencies of the times, It is ande! stood that the roads which have not alieady done 80 will redoce the working hours at their i. Ops, the nomver of tras where practicaole, and a early reduction o: wages propavie, A general feeling was expressed in favor of Ko arranging re- ductions as to turow the least possibie number of men out of employme:t, Three-Quarier ‘lime at the West Point Foundry. POUGHKERPSIR, Nov. 8, 1973, All the men at the West Point Foundry will be pul On three-quarter time on — Redaction of Wages on the Missouri, BKaoneas and Texas Railioad, Br, Louis, Nov, 8, 1873, ‘The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Com. pany bave reduced the wages of the enptoyés in their shops at Sedalia, Mo., ten per cent and their time twenty percent, Ibis said the men will re- juse to Work on these terms. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi. neers. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 8, 1873. | Charles Wileon, Grand Uhiel bngineer, authorizes the statement that no sub-division oF the Brother- hoes of Lacomo ive Engineers will be sustained in erike wnlem: they Oret obtain the advice of the | whole organization, and no division or member will be sustained that Intecferes with a company’s property or employés, ‘he late strike in Ten- eaeee W&s wi.bout the authority of the Brother- The Labor Crisis in Paterson, William Heard, manufacturer of silken ribbons, fringes, braids, curls and switenes, who had, on October 1, 200 hands in his empioy, bas been gradu- ally contracting, until last night be was obliged to shut down entirely, on account oi the hard times, All the churches are organizing aid socieries, and the Board of Aldermen hold a special meeting on 4onday night to see what can be done to give employment to those out of work and assist those who are likely to be sufferers trom tne hurd times, ihe +resident of the Daniorth Locomotive Com- pany authoritatively denies wat there was tue least possiole s: acow o1 groond lor the rumored Jauure of that estabishment., On the contrary, they have the cash to pay on demand every bill the company owes, and more, too, HSS PEIN ELIES A Smali War for a Homestead—One Man Killed-—“Crowner’s Quest Law” With @ Vengeance. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 8, 1873, ‘The following account of a terrible tragedy was received from San Mateo to-day :—Abont a year ago Jonu Green and Charies K nzey, the proprietor of the Sinclar Hotel at Pescadero, exchanged proper- ties, Green traded his rancho at Pescadero with Kinzey ior land in Iowa and other States. Upon Green going East he sound that Kinzey did not own the land that he claimed to own. He came back and commenced a suit against Kinzey for damages. Green’s wife had a claim filed jor a homestead on the land at Pescadero and did not sigo a resignation of her claim in the transaction with Kinzey, but on her return she weit upon tne land and took peaceable Osress10n of her homestead four or five days ago. ast evening Kinzey hired @ numoer o1 men and attempted to oust the Green tamiuy and take possession of the house or bun it, Green ‘ornade them to come on the jand and ordered them to leave. The attacking party, consisting of William Dow, Alexander Mciean and Michael McLean, forced open a gate leadiug to the yard and made @ rush tor the door, Harvey Green, @ brovher of Joun, who was oatside ! to the house, was shot dead Kinzey party near tbe door, Jawily inside then opened fire upon the a‘tacking party and drove them away. Low was siizbty wounded, a8 Was also Alex. McLean, Jonn Green had one of Nis fingers shot off. Kinzey and his gang were zrrested and taken to Redwood city, where there was great excitement and treats of lynching them. A coronev’s ,ury in wwe ease of Harvey Greeu foond the Kinzey party guilty Oi murder in the first degree. CONDITION OF MEMPHIS Abatement of the Yellow Fever—Refu- gees Returning. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov, 8, 1373, The mortuary report for the past twenty-four hours shows that there have been two deaths irom yellow fever and three irom other cacsea) The weather is warm. Ailfears of a renewal of the fever have disay peared. Visitors from ail parts of by the The Green tie country are seen On the streets, and the city 19 rapidly filing op with returming citizens. Business has been more animated to-day than sinc: the Close of last season, The merehatits expiess them- selves as much encouraged with the prospects, Aid to Memphis Policemen’s Familics. LOvIsvVILLE, Ky., Nov, 8, 1873, Chief of Police Johnsen sent to-day $445 to Chief Aitvey, of Memphis, for the relie! of we saffering jarmihes of policemen who died from the yeliow lever. BILUIARDS IN CHICAGO, Slosson Defeats Maurice Daiy in the $1,000 Match, CHicaeo, I)., Nov. 8, 1873. The match game of billiards here to-night, French caromns, between Maurice Daly, of New York, George Siogson of this city—Daly giving Sios- son odds of 100 points in 600—Wwaer won by Slosson, Daly made 593, The match was Jor §1,00, A OHURCH ‘BURNED, The Second Methodist Church of New burg Damaged by Fire. NEWBCRG, Nov, 6, 1873. At eleven o'clock the Second Methodist Bpiscopal church (Rev, George H. Corey, pastor), was dia- covered to be on fire, At this hour (midnight) the Names are under contro|, The damage is estimated at about $6,400, The church was partially insured, ‘The fire is Hupposed to have been accidental, ‘PRUBABLE MURDER At half-past eleven o'clock last night isekiel K, Fineh, of No, 173 Lexing. ton avenne, was passing through Thirty- fourth sireet, between Tenth and Kleventh avenucs, when an unknown man, who suvse- quently made Ms escape, ran out irom behind a stoop and s abbed him ip the jeit breast, iniicting @ Wouud which will Lette coc Jabal, BUICIDE BY SHOOTING, A man, ‘supposed from papers found in his pockets © be William Whyle, shot himseif at twelve o'clock last night while on # visit (0 @ woman of questionable reputation at lw, Greene treet. The bal! entered the right mide of the jorehead and lodged in the brain, causing almost instant denta. Fire Marshal Sheldon reports twenty-one fires for the pasi week, upon Whichethe estimated joxe 18 $5,240, and head insurance b $25,000, O'OONNRUL.—On Friday, November 7, 1878, Mav. ROCK UOONNELL, tn the 20th vear of his age, Kelatives and friends of the family are ‘respect: fuily invited to attend the iuneral, (rom his late Tesidence, 268 Twenty-second street, sauth Brook- jyu, on Monday alternoon, ut one o'clock, Wor Other Deaths See Eleventh Page. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER, Isiand..worn 11 54 SUN AND MOON, . 19 | Gov. Son ris a Sus ie . 448) Sandy Hook..morn 11 09 Moon rises.....eve 9 OF seve 139 Heli Gate... OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, | Deatinerti jaspow.... {72 Broad wa «| Liverpool, .}¢ Bowling Green . | Glaspow.. -{Bremen ~ .. [Liverpool a 43. | Liverpoot.. 9 Broadway. --] Hamburg. [Ot Broaaway «| Liverpool .. | 1 Broad way, ly Broadway. 09 Broad way. BS Brows 4 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green jal Broadway Bowling Green Broalway. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green ‘61 Broadway w Broa iway 2 Bowing Green 7 Bowline Green AMowline Green | Pennsylvania .172 Brogaway PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. 8, 1873. CLEARED, Steamship Alexandria (Br), Mackay, Glasgow—Hender- on Bros. ; “Steamship Rhein (Ger), Brickenstein, Bremen via Southampton—Oelrichs & Go. Sieamship Smidt (Ger), Dannemann, Bremen—H Koop Ce Sieammnip City of Mexico, Sherwood, Havana and Vera Cruz—F Alexandre & Stea ship Geo W Clyde, P nningten, Galveston via Key t Mallory & Co. ‘Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic jSteainship George Washington, Whitehead, New Or- Jeans—Ciark & Seaman. ‘Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah—W R. Garrison. ‘Steamship Montgomery, Faircioth, Savannah—B Low. ‘Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- a & ‘aZfeamship Old Dominion, Walker, Xortolk, City Point and Richinond—Old Dominion Steamshin Steamship Isaac Rell Blakerman, Nora, City Point a Richmon iminion Steamship Co weep editor Sun Sorilt tabard Seam my steamship E © Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DO— Ki 7 Steamship North Point, Foley, Philadelphia—Loriliard ship Seam Gen Whitney, Hallett, Bosten—Metropolitan qahip 8B ‘almer, Scott, Liverpool—Pendergast Bros & Chip Ne New World, Champion, sig pes Ba Min- Shin Laurens, Snow, Anteerp—Funch, Fave bhip Grandee (new), Jacobs, ce ‘k Giuseppe Oneta (Ital), Fortent!, Cork or Falmouth bans Emelia ‘titan, Doden, Cork or Falmouth—Sloco- ich & ie Bark Zi Zia G (Itai), Emanuel, Queenstown or Falmouth— Slocovich & Park Homeward Bound, Putnam, Havre—Carver & Barnes uomahton Morning Light (Br), Tracy, Valencia—Muller & hto fark ‘Saran B Hale, Nevins, 8t Johns, PR--E Sanchez y a Inaastry (Br), Clark, Queenstown or Falmouth—@ Peng ‘Sopnia @r), Stuart, Adra (Spain)—Boyd & Hinck- n. Brig Kodiak, Peters, Cadiz—Jas Henry. Brg Thetis, Spalckaayer, Curacoa—Dovate & Co. ay fai ‘Crowell (Br), Morris, St Johns, PR—Simp- son & a ne Hopic Bird, Korff, Sagua la Grande—J W Elwell Co. Brg Raven, Nash, Matanzas—Jas E Ward & Schr sohrudence, Halsey, Port aa Tatts Miller < Houghtor Schr rank Atwood, McKay, Aux Cayes—& J Wen- berg. c Schr Nancy W Smith, Tooker, St Jago—Jonas Smith & “Nebr RT Clark, Pellows, Corpus Christi—Evans, Ball & ‘Schr Dexter Clark, Curtis, Jacksonville—H W Loud & 0. a see pelea ate Phelps, Weldon, Savannah—Bentley, Gil- jersleeve Sohr Carrie “Webb, Homan, Georgetown, SC—Bentley, Gildersiveve & Co. Sehr Albert Thomas, Rose, Georgetown, DC—Van Brant FO. Schr Red Jacket, Averill, Boston—!1 P Brown & Co. ant John Randolph, Kobbins, Fairhaven—Ferguson Senr Wm Gray, Allyn, Uncasvilte Bieamer Charies Chamberlain, Master. res ‘Steamshi paren iP er, New Orleans— Steamer Coe Winants, Quinn, Key West—Coast | Wrecsing C i aad EO Bidale, Alexander, Philaaciphia—James ABRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LUNES. Steamsh'p Atlas (Er), Porter, Kingston, Ja, Slst, with’ mdse a Forwoo! & 'o “fo Hatteras had fine w strong NE gales an! thick weather, Nov 8 1 N of Barnegat, passen steamships Claribel &r, hence for wannah, Nov 4. with Ferris & Co. Nov 7,7 passed steainship City of Now York, fer Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston Nov 5, with mdse and passengers to JW Quintird & Co. Nov'7, Ab- secom beeriug NW, spoke sebr Lily, from Charleston tor New York. ® ship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk and Porte. nh mdse and passeugers to the Old Dominion "0. . Steamship North Point, Voley, Philadelphia, with mdse the Lorillard steamstiip Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Philadelphia, in b last, to Wi P Clyde & e Thin Templar ot bocion). Fessenden, Manila May 2, with sugar and hemp tod D Wood £ Co. 'Wasof the © of Good Hops 15 days with strong westerly gales; Ju in Macasa: traits spoke whaling bark A R Tuck New bedford), criising: had taxen 9) bbls sperin oil; Aug 26, off Cope Lagulfins, signalized ship Noach (Br), trom Malmein tor Cork, 67 days ont; Sept 7, int 25 25 S, lon 4B, spoke bark alin (Rass, fram Bombay ior Bremen, 6 lat 25°24 N, lon 6035 W, sch John Douglass (of Bu ‘espord) steering south. Ship Joun Harvey, Brown, Crons ait 5) days, with mdse to ie Groot & Veck. Oct 10und 1, lat 59 0'N, lon i 1 W, encountered a terrific hurricane from the wi ward, during which a heavy sca toarded the ship which carried away a boat, filed the cabin with water, shifed ca digvbled the mate and did cousideral other damage about the decks. rank Jones (of Portsmouth, Nil, new. 1453 tons), Ross. Portstnouth, NH, $ days, in baila Will load for Liverpool. Bark Vero ¥ (Ital, Gioverno, Liverpool 63 days, with mdse (0 orier: vessel to A P Agresta Bark An‘onietta G Util), Jaccuriuo, Liverpool 33 days, win mdse to Funeh, ave & Statisradd frock (N daysrin ballact to Fuueh, Bay Bark ings County (of Windsor, Me! terdam Oct |, via Sydney, CB, 12 days, in L tei Hast, to mas- Hark Gustavo ‘ttal), Trappanl, Havre 6 days, in bal- to Funch, Kaye & Birk Alelaite f Nadergu fot Barbados), Ranir Rio Jan‘ iro 5) days, with covee to Pen ast Bros & Park Veteran, Catheari. -ydney, (B, 13 days, with coal toC BSwank Son; vessel to master. to master. Pe! Jonassen, Antwerp % d, Rot- ‘The bark Kingdom or Italy (or Lon som), om ABingapare, 1 which arri ed 71h, reports :-—-Oct spoke bark J F Mann (Ger), from Pi a Sald f 4 New: hed! ford, Hv days out, short The brig, Wastrow (Ger). which arrived 71h, is con: signed to © Tobias & Co (not ax before reported), Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH, Brig Wht'aker, Colton, Rockport for New York, with stone to oF sehr Mary J Adams, Gilchrist, Port Ca'edonia, OB, for New York, 12 days, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Jou, Schr Newport |i), Miller, Windsor, Ns, tor New York, 12 days, with plaster to © W Bertau: ‘Set? Kio, Church, Shulee for New York, with spiles to order. rear Adie & Nel! nd (Br), Cameron, St John. NB, for New York, i days, witn iath wy Uensy & Parker, arisen, Porehener, NBs to Jed Frve & Co, itockland for New York, ve w, Boston for New York. rt Jefferron for New York. vward, Hutchings, Kangor for Flushing, for New jive! with lumber A RE Pe ras haan Maracaibo, Henley, Portiand for Elizabethport, wit! ber. wae Dac He s Tom, Portana for New York, with lainber vs cnt 1H. Borden, Dodge, Fall River for New York. Sehr W Morse, Oliver, Hath for New York, with lumber to John Boynton’ Son & ( Kcht Buckeye. Southold. Newport for New Yor Bene Nathan Cliford, Coombs, Belfast for Kondout, » Carl, Rockland ior New York, awn Bunker, Bangor for New York, with with Iti ro JS Sebr i Heiter ber to Hasse sehr Gem, Thomas, Rockland for New York, with lime to Kobinson & ¢ kehr Helen, ‘Ahur, Boston for New York, Behr Calista, Spear, Vinaibaven tor \ew York, with ether Lamartne, Butler, New Bedrord for New York, Schr Anthony Burton, Johuson, Irovidence for New ork. Behr Nellie Grant. Rogers, Ellsworth ror New York, with Tamber Jo Simpson, hapo & Go. ‘Sehr Ann, Frovidenee for New York. Sehr Aallies Hobbs, ‘Calais for New York, with lamber +o eit Thomas Boaz, Boston for Philadelphia. Behr L famlin, Boston tor New York, angi Nellie Brown, Higgins, Gardiner, Me, for Phila- i cat Daniel Brown, Emerson, Fall River for New qriali Mary Langdon, Bennett, Rockland for New York, th eh Jonathan ne White, Rockport for New York, with stone tod b Crockett Schr Watchman, “Pendieton, Bangor for New York, i Ret im 8 Gessner Rebert, Providence for New York, Sehr Col ddy, MeBean, —— tor New York, with iuin- bere Gieed Bros ‘Sclir D Sawyer, Fleming, New Lendon tor New York, with iron to ord Behr Mail, Mi , Greenwich tor New York. UND BAST. fehr FH Brazos. Tryon, Part Johnson for Pawtucnet, _ Rhode isiand, Hawley, Now Yors tor Sag tar. Rehr Harvest, Boyd, New York for Providence. tehr Beriha.J Fellows, smith, New York tor Boston. behr Unele Joo, Sinith, ve ah hport for Middletown, M “i Kiverhend. Behr tatiiat ns Welln, We cig Port Jon nason Yor Boston, Behr John A Bi berry ew ark ion nr Northport. Behr Aygo, Bouse, New ¥ ork Tor We pubbri-k haan.‘ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Schr Mary Altice, Woo, New York for Fort Jeflerson. Schr B Runyon, Howell, Hoboken for Pawtucset. Sehr F Edwarus, Boebe, Weehawken for Boston. Schr Fawn, Kelly, Port Johnson tor Boston, Sebr Oriquim!o, Philadelphia tor Boston. Seer Greene County Tanner, hiyde, Kondout tor Provi- dev Schr Julia Newell, Newell. New York for Rockport, hour AG n, Fitzpatrick, Oro on tor Providence. nr Dresien, Cole, Weehawken for Boston. Sehr Wigwam, Field, Churies on for Bridgeport. pichr Game Cock, Quiulan, New Yors tor ‘Millstone Grecian Bend (Br), Parker, New York for Hants- ‘Nchr A W Rowland, Rowland, Ftizapernpott for Boston. Schr Reading Rx Xo 36, Philadelphia tor Fall Nene W P Phillips, Hawkins, Elizabetbport for Boston. Behr Vesper, Harney, Philadelphia for Pawtucket. Seclir Matanzas, Bragdon, Port Johnson tor Boston. Schr Maria Louusa, New York for Hartford. MERALD TRLEGRAPH STATION, } Wurrxsrons, Nov 5, 13/3. The following table shows the aa aber of vosesls which passed this station duriag the week eading Nov 8:— INWARD BOOND, OvTwARD BOUND. ¢/ Schooners BELOW. ak: Antoinetta (Aus), Stopanovich, trom Grimsby Sept 2, SAILED. Steamships Bennbie! (Br. tor tor Taverbool: City of Ches- ter (Br), do; Greece (Br), do; Batavia (Br), do; Anas (n), Glas.ow; Alexan tia (Be), doy Rhein (ver men; Claribel (Br), Port au t’rince, &c; Geo WO vie, Galveston via Key est; George Washington, New Or: Jeans: Charles Chamberlain, do; Gen Meads, do; Mont- xomery, Savannab; San ‘Sal ‘Champion, ¢ erento: Mediator, Norfolk; in tarks \atharina Geton a; shi 1; Ne tor (Rus), do or Doge «tal Voorhis, Havang; Veteran (Be ; Ulara (ial), n Raflael: (ial). Brin: schrs Hartstene, , Yresa, Jacmel; W H Pharo, St Kite; GW . Kort Ogden and Tampa: Frank Howard, Para; Fannie Frazer, Virginia; Emma Fox. Wind at sunset W, fresh. Para Cork or Balmoa Shipping Notes. Steamsh!p Georgia, 1990 tous. of the Charleston line, was lowered trom the large balance dock foot of Pike street on Wadnesday last, after having painted bottom, and steamship Niagara, recontly purchased from the Old Dominion Steamship Co by a Cuban house, is now on, being siripped, calked and rometalled, Bark Tronsides, 507 tons, of Brewer, Me, is on the smaller balance dock adjoining, being stripped, calked and remetailed. Bark Le Grazie (Ital), 559 tons, was lowered from the mammoth sectional dock foot of Rutgers +treet, after patching metal, and steamship Knickerbocker (new, 36:2 tons), of the Cromwell line, is now on, to be painted. On the small sectional dock adjoining have been brigs Marie (Fr), 192 tons, and Ramirez, 283 tona both to strip, calk and remetal Steamship Gen Meade, 1003 tons, of the Merchants’ line to New Orleans, was lowered irom the larg: sectional dock at Clinton street on Tuesday Iast, after painting, and was followed by ship Colorado, 1075 tons, to strip, calk and remetal. Steamship Glaucus, 1349 toms, of the outside line to Boston, 15 now on, to adjust wheel. Schr C C Bearse, 262 tons, ts still on the smaller sec- tional dock adjoining, replanking. At the screw docks foot of Market strect have beer :— On the large dock, propellers Vim, for general repairs, and Jacob Meyers, for an extra streak of copper; brig Acelia Thurlow, 473 tons, and bark Jane Adeline, 400 tons, both to patch. On the middle dock, propeller A F Walcott, for an extra streak of copper; pio! boat Mary A Williams, to clean; schr Clara Woodhouse. 254 tons. to patch metal, and propeller Enterpriss, to calk. Pilot boat W H Aspinwall has been on the small screw dock rebuilding. Mr James § Dean has had on his raiiway at Red Hook propeller F Lavergne, for new shoe and other repairs; barge Erie, for recalking and new stem; propeller J F Parker, to repair bow damaged by collision: brig Wave, and schrs Wm H Pharo, Laura Webb and Emma Mc Adam, ali for painting and slight repairs. Messrs P J O*Connell & Co nave had on their Erie Ba- sin sectional docks schrs © & © Brooks and M A McCann, to calk and paint, and WB Thomas and Union Fay, to stop leaka, Marine Disasters, Bank Nuvensink, of New Yors, is now on the marine rallway at New Bedtord undergd ng repairs New pieces, Measuring 36 leet forward and Sf feet aft, are being liced to the mxin keei, and an entirely new talse keel | ‘obe put on. Her unper and lower decks and outside arc to be recaiked; she is to he reconpered and provided With new sister ccelsons fore ani ait, some new treenails are to be driven. An entirely now suit of sails are o\be made for ihe Neveraink whl: her standing rig- « jo be thoroughly overiauled and a new gang of Funving rigcing provided. Cn the sturboard siden where she was stove, new planking is put om. Bang Arua (Nor), Brown, trom New York Sept 27, ar- mived at Falmonth. Nov 7, ina leaky coniition, Scum Souruynner (@ masted), Thatcher, of and from Boston for Philadeiphia, with a’ loud of sce, went ashore near Shark River Inlet nizht of the 7th’ inst, The capiain drowned; bodies not yet lewing is the report of Alien Oro day last we lett Den dav night, wind tolerably light, bore to the nor te i o'clock hauled routueast and blowing fresh. AG 12 o'clock _ yesterday (Friday) bore. away for | Sendy Mook, sieering north by morthwest At might tt was thick, dark and raining — very hard, and the seas were running very high. Wesaw two light’ and mistook them tor the Highlands. We made | tie breakers at about 7 o'clock; in hauling off shore we burst the tor ib and fying ib, We were then heip- Jess; the versel was unmanageible, We ie: go both the anchors and tried ull in our power to save tie | Yersel Both of the anchors edged “and the | vessel dragged on shove, going icces in about an hour, ihe sea mide aw clean breach over her, and we were obliged to take the ‘ged to save our hives. ‘Ihe Cuptain and iyself were about two-thirds the way alofi, als George Miller; were below. We Lashed our cived to the rigs mas § reiny in danger oj {9../ng we loose | the lashings in order to come down, When tae Captain and [ot about hak: way down the mast cave wiy and came down with # Crash, carrying the Captats, George Miller and mys*lf overboard wit . Caplain was within a lew to twin,’ myself, dsieward, Win Jarvis wild. three Seamen, George Muller, Patrick “Quinn and Charies rouer 1” was \ wreck by all tie rast, ant was” there. wbout. an” hours | T nung on to the man boom like grim death. | sor If could not swim: but i was geting chilled through | and the waves brove my hol! ant tossed n on the | beach. I crawled oui of (ie way ot che wa ort | could not walk L soon gutso that could walk, and cE | Gid Mot know (hat any one was saved i deteriained to | fid shelter. Youn aiter this { found Quinn, and we got | inio &swemn, and on coming ont we heard some one | | moaning aid groaning earrully. At leagih we found | Jarvis ant romers. te jeet of me when we vent down. He fel uauder- neath the mast among ruvbish. ice aud wreck. He | moaned, as it the pieces that were floating about were | slowly jamming im io death; he v the last [saw oi him: Ne was a leaves a young wile and child: hy ringins that he h he sould zo unaer and T were s and th.ngs home to hus family ; at then that T'should reaen shore: Georze Miller, seaman, Tt thi was in the neiehboriood of 4) vea's of ag Lsaw hin he was coming up through tie d was toating around. and when I “voked acain he was gone, | w ore AIX of us, the cap- white in 4 a, and that if the money latter having nothing on but ® perished had we not come (hippene! to have on an extra pair of olled pants, ch i took of aad yave to my suf. fering shivmate:aher warming iio up we wen house about a mile and a half from the mA Harvey, Cap. | renter us very and was built at wih years old, from Philadelphia sth, having on h schconer An- telove, trom Cornwallis, Ne, which. ¥ 3 ran into night of 7th py the Hercules and cut down to the water's edge. Sonn Pursuing, Stanwool, while working down the bay at * lis | Me, 4th inst, 4 a sudden squall from SW, tipsetiing her.’ 7 tot lumber | sluited, and some of tt went overiun: He soon filled. | b tug Little Round Top wont to ber assistance and succeeded in taking her upo? the Senn Senator, Moon, at ENeworth, Me, from Boston, white day: ing a dritted oF Hight or the 20 inst in the bay steamtag Little Round tep went to | She su.tainad but lite her ass! stance A got ber off. dama; Rorn 1 mre of Yarmouth, Me, from Windsor tiadely hia, Paster, put into Hlnebitl, Me, | during un: | Li my i je ond She will proceed to Rocktana to go a taking comuti way. kiana to go upon the marine rail- Sour Frances (Pr), Forbes, from San Andreas, before reported ashore on Thoma. Point, came off without damage and arr.ved at Baltimore Nov 7, Sewn Entex Rannes, loaded with flen gaano, spruns leak off Saybrook bar 6th lost, and sank in ‘about 10 tect of water. Benn Jon Wextwonrit—The salvage elaim of st Planter ayainat sehr John Wentwerth tor $1500, for as. ‘OF Bae sistance to said ves et on Georgetown ar, hij 1 compromised tor $8.0. point lgraidinrediceed Bown Apataxa, Malley, for New York, before reported as having been w ad in ine Kennel bee, near ‘tain tate and, and atterwirds towed to Bath, is round to he but Very sigitly damaged. Aiter discharging @ portion of her deckload, #0 asta get at her hatches and sumpine abe ts found to be tight and iit o her hold andition, she having filed while her bow was high Stern nearly under water, She was re- 6th, and would proceed at once on her a RI, Nov 7—Capt Kelly, of sohr Jas Parker, Jr, ssel was dismasted in our watery Sunday last, nett Imposaiite To provide annittblg ck fore New st rither in this place or Providence or Newport, has Ms vexsel towed to Fall River, where she will be laid up for the winter, Miscellaneous. Purser John A Lewis, of the steamship Atlas, from Kingston, Ja. de, bas our thanks for tavors. Captain Kahrs, of the brig Iza, died on board his ves Old Harbor, Ja, on the 27th'of October, Spoken, A ship, bound to San Franciseo, with black ball in fore- topsaul (probabiy the He piste, trom New York), was seen Oot 28, lat 33 98 N, lon 2 We Sehr « aly Son, zor Po "Philadeiphia for Barbados, 23 daya out, Got 28, tar zh hertis Ports, Axrwenr, Roy ead steamship C F Fanch (Belg), Knadee New York Brston, Nov #—Arnved, steamship La New York 4 Nev Hailed, steamship Peover Jebsen (Nor), Wul, I b brig Annie Gardner, ran rand Oct 2—Baltea, brig Anoig Gar atch, | alge pland (Br), | ee ee nee Fanmours, 5, Nov 7—Arrived, bark at ) Brown, New York (see Lisnsters) *pha (Nor), Brown, ci Moy rng brigs Ida, O'Brien, Uubay York. Oct 29—Sailed, brig Alice (Br), Montgomery, . Noy 6~ felled, brig Prentiss Hobbs (trom Cape , New Yor! Kinston In Gol 2—Arrived, schr Ancona (Bm, Muse son, St John, NB (and yar ed 2ib for Mon'ego Bay). Sailed 2st. schr Lizic [vex Saxton, New York vise Milk River, 27:h, bark West Derby (BP). Gran, Mobile. ste; Sailed 17th, sclir Matoaka, Walter, San Blas. next day; brigs Charlotte Buek, Iohm, Nicks: cle Peters, trom Pensacola, arrivoa 27th sehr ee L Smitli, trom do, arrived 2d: Ocean Pearl, ‘ianbards, from Port Limon, arrived 21st, smith, Portland. ‘Arrived 7th, sifp Helen Morris, Chase, San Francisco. In port brig hocky Glen, Higeinee te tor. Tarks Isiands, ready. Montego Bay, Tas Oct %5—Arrived, brig Balear, Bahrey. Nassav, NP, Oct 22—Arrived, achra Express (Pr), Me Ung, Florida; 24th, Atneiia Ang (ir), Vargas, Jackson tied on board eaine dayh ior Rew fans who died on board sume day), tor New Yor! ‘i Cairo (Br) jahartJ- Providerice. * ra Cleared 0 Wansatch (Br), Granan, Fernandina, Quezsrown, Nov7, Il Ail- i-Sailed, meamship Baltio! led 8th ~~“ Cuba (Br), Moodie’ (irom Livers pool), Now Yor! Arrived 7th, 8PM, mchips, Marathon (Br), Macan- lay. Boston tor Liverpool bake Sournamrton, Nov 8—Sailed, meamship Silesia (Ger), Hebich (from Hamburg), New Yor sal a Tn port “sehr Addie Wemeltrs In port 30th, bark Lucy (Br), ‘er New Orleans, to sai: irom New York, arrived Livenroot, Nov6—Sailed, steamship Scandinavian (Br), Lisvox. Oct New York, ville. brig Iza (tate Kabrieg Picrov, Nov 1—Arrived, fi ct 30, barks Persia (Bx), McArthur, Charles« on : ip Renney from Uivorpos 1, Scothe (ir), Loti New York tor do. ‘ a San Anpreag. Oc! Thompwn. for New be et He Arrived, brig GP Sherwood Br). % NB. Sov Arrived, sohr Charles A Bovey’ . Price New York. ‘ared Oth, schr Frances (Br), MeLauchlan, Philadel American Porta, ALEXANDRIA, Nov 7—Arrived, brig Isola, Windsor, NS; scurs Lazzie Drary,do; BM Santa York; Util: ity, Norwich; Carrie Holmes, Providen Nailed—-Steamship John Gibson. New ¥ork; brig J A! Davereux. boda: sehr HM Wright Romo: BOSTON. Nov. 7—Arrived, sches Carrie Mervin, Ae drews, Alexaniria; Join L tracy, Messervy, Nalumored Mo-o, Drisko, Weehawken. pUledred—Schrs Anna W Harker, Snowman, 8t Thamas ma Bacon, Bearse, Philadelphia; Keystone, Hatch,: in, to ‘oad for do. jothing went to sea. Bark Grecian, and brig Oriana, outward boand, remained at anchor in the Roads at gun: He im company with a brig and 10 schoon: rs, "ath Arrived, steamsmip Neptune, Baker, New York, BALTIMOR. Nov 7—Arr vei, steamship Gear ae Role, Loveland. Boa'on via Nor‘olk: brig Concord, Bratt, | tanzas; schrs Te'ecranh, t'riest, Andros Island, Baha’ | MAS; Frances (Br), For ‘bes, San Andreas and San Bass! Ma-y bllen, Hawkins, New York: “liver Scofield, and Ratle J Hoyt, Arnold, New Haven; Mode Weaver, New York. Brlow. berks sinnev Brothers (BO Kennard, trom Pernambuco; Helios (Nor, Mathiesen, from Gloucsster, Eng; Ada J Bonner, Welsh, from Caps eDai Cleared, eceamanip een Ratters (Br), Harris, Liver, pool; barks Alving, Pike, Borieaux; Charlie Hickman) tie) ingley, liverpool; schrs Abbott Devereu: Kuch! ‘ass’ Isvae Orbeton, Crocke:t, Boston; Addde Avery, ied New Haven. rig Manuel ‘ork, NSWIOK, Ga, Noy 5— sive heck Geneva (amrw) « sae Buckspert, Me (11 days passage), to load tor i HILL, Oct 30—Sailed, schr Henry Whitney, Per- “Bde whuladeton in. ‘ORT, Nov 2—Arrived, schrs Lavolta, Whit Ore, Rew York; 6th, Frankia, Brown, do Cost part.of Gechoad of coal). jail d 2d. «chr Laura, Roberts, New York. BANGOK, Nov 6—Arrived, schr Mars Mill,” Grant, Bouth mboy. CHARLESTON, Nov 5—Cleared, bark Aseyrin (BY). Faston, Havre; schrs Deihi, Emerson, Wood's Hole vis« Bull River; Leonessa, Burbados via St Marys, Ga: Charles Mortord, Parsoni, Guadaloupe via Fernan- dina; Helen Augusta, Wells, Antigas vis Jacksonville > Ann Dole, Bunce, Rondout via Vedee River (last four since reported sai iin-Arrived, bark Jane Lab, —. Sailed—Steamsh'p Ariel, Livernool; Manhattan. bag 3 hull, and James Adger, Lockwood, "New York; bark D Fpodl MeNutt, Live: ‘ALAIS, Nov 4—Arrived, schr BL Eaton, Agame, Philadelphia Cleared 34, schr Lottie, Newbnry. New Yor! DARIEN, ‘Ga, Oct Arrived, ‘ship Shields, Dublin: hark. Rosalie (Br Nov 1, schrs J P Wyman, Urann, Ridridge. Providence Tea. arly Witite Chr) retty. Ware mou! Cleared, Nov 1, bark Adalen (*w), Sanien, Miltord, R; brig Frank © Barstow, Newburyport; 3d, échr Omaha, Ball, Bosto In port th, ships Henrietta, Holhy, and Thorwalisen. (Br), Meadus, for United Kingdom, ‘ig; barks Joutsen (Rus). Ekbund : Nymphen (Nor),” Hacgensen; Can Holle Bp, Tindell? Thos fee tr), Satkeld, and Albion (Kory Olstn, tor dodo; brig Congress (Br), McKenale,. or do do schrs Agnes Grace, Small, and Albert Mason, Roee, for Bosten ANVERS, Nov 6—-Arrived, schr Howard Holder, Holden, St jJonn N ELLAWO! Nov 4~Arrivea, echr A K Woodward, podward, New York, Cleared Sct 39, schrs Nelile Grant, Jordan, New York 5, Novi, Averline, Osborne, and Fanuic & Edith, Ryder, jew Yor! EDGARTOWN, Nov 5—Arrivea, schrs JJ Davis, Hud- son, Newburg for Boston: SJ Gilmore, Bray, Rondout for do; Catawamieak Lord, Baltimore for Bath ; : tas Met.oon, Spear New York for Lynn: Chali Sennett, Port Jolinson tor Boston; New Zealand. simands, New Herm (Br), Xork for Portsmouth; Marieta Smith, Preston, ‘do tor dark Emma 0 TRESS MONROE, Nov &— ated. Litchfleld, Hayden (from iio J. Mayfied (Rr), Lioyd trom do), ( Fearless (Br), both from sadion, do; and a feet ok coasters. Passed out—Bark Winifred ‘Br’, RaMe, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro; brig Alice, Young, trom'do tor Peruam- FALL RIVER, Nov 6—Sailed, schrs Roamer, MePar- land, Wilmington, Del: Adrian (of Rockland. halving put in new bowsprit), New York; Harriet 8 Brooks, P! my PUALVRSTON, Nov 1—Arrived, bark Clifton oe). yak sobs, Liverpool’ schr Witch of the Wave, Smith, Penea- CNLLBRIDGR, Nov 4—Arrived, schr Lucy Bammond, Rab neon, Brunswick, @ ja. Sailed 24, schrs Josephine Brown, New York; éth,, brig Milwaukie, Mitchell, Caiats; Sth, Oaroline, Wallace, New Yorn. NEW ORLEANS, Nov 4—Arrived, ship Corsica, Car- néy, Las Palmas (nor 5th), Cleared—Ship Genevieve Strickland, Strickland. Ba~ vre; brig Margaret, = mith, Havana, —Arnived, steamship New Orleans, Clapp, Jew SWBRRN, NC, Nov 7—Arrived, steamship Ellen/é Terry, Salyear, New York NORPOLK, Now 6—Arrived, sehra J J Ingram, Pack. and Sarah Mills. Kelly,’ New York; va (yach! ty '—“ailed, schrs Annie E Marti, » iy Buell Philadetnhla. for tosten (having repaired); Cap: fial, Parris, Maiden, NY; DavelG rloyd, Ch ‘Tord, Somer- set ‘for Philadelpnia; WB Thomas, Winsmote, Pall River for do; sloop Cornelia, Ball, }uunton for New York via Wesierlv. 7th, AM—Sailed, schr Susan, Bishop, Rockland tor New oa Arrived, schrs Webster Barnard, Smith, Fall: River for Jacksonville; Richard 5 Hersey, Coggins, Balti- more tor Pembrok Sailed—Sohr Sarah L Thompson, Hall, New York. PA'S CAVALL), Oct 31—Sailed, schirs Ida Lewis, Henstts, New York; Ajax, Saunders, Pensacola; Kate Buchanan, Dugald, Pascagoa'a, realy jor sea, schr Nellio Crowell, cro sik ane nn coe rhe Pith, ADRLPHIA, Nov 7—Arrived, brig yaneye Smita, Denia: schr Express Tilton, Ireland, New Yor! eared “Rarke Belvidere (Sr), Flinn, Trieste ; City of or, Menaies, Amsterdam; ‘Trinidal (Ger), Meyer, PRONE ax ND, Nov 6—Arrived, schrs Nellie Chase, Dar- peer JU Nash, Crowley, Portsinoush, t0 load tor Sew Yor! Cleared—schrs A D Nenderson, Havana; W H Jour. dan, Saunders, Georgetown, |)C. Th bark J. Wins w, Davis, Montevideo; CO, Der ste Sorman, Port Hiscover Cleared... trig J & Ford, Weeks, Chamnerico, Sailed—Shin Catwater. Knowles, Astoria, 7th—Arr ved, ship Clytie, Pottinger, Acapulco. SAVANNAH, Nov 7—Arrived, sieamshap Virgo, Bath- ley, New York, &th—Velow, two schra, names unknown, Clear, Schrs WR Beebe, ‘iaitimore; Jonas Smith, and TM krookings, Jacksonville. amships Huntsville, Crowell, and SanJa~ cinta 8 ‘d, New York; Zodia’, Gh pin, do, SALLM, Nov t—Arrived, schrs Tunis Depew, Baker: Grand Isiand, Miller, and Take. Rovers, New York; M Py ida t's, do for, Nantucket; Corvo, Packard, and Idaho, Rockland tor do. Ri VBRSET, Nov 6—suiled, schr Lorine, Somers, Phila oe led, schrs Nellie H Kencdict, Thompson, and Caroline 4 Cornelia, Crowley, ahd vork. VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 6—Arrived, schrs Z Steel- i Chiladelphita tor Gloucester; Fisher, Cames,, + Thomas Watt, Curtis, Baltimoré for Ne" ullea—Schr Walter 0 Hal Tth-Arrived, sehrs Unto, Sa ton; TPA er, Hoboken for Be Johnson for Salen; Debor Darlie Bell, Perry, Philadel- phia for St John, Also arrived ith, Thee Annie May, and Aunie E Ma: tin, Phi adelohia for Boston; 4 C Winsuip, Georgetow be! ion, Port Johnson for do; Conn Beitast; Jolin 8 Mouitou, do tor rp. AM—Arrived, Sth. Boston, sehr HG Ray, LMENGTON, NC, Rene, (Ger), Burch, Antwerp; echr J G'Orais, Kennedy, joston. steamer Hercules, Philadelphia for Bangor for New York, Nov 6—Uleared, brig Dr_Strous- =A.—A.—AT PANIO PRICES, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, SILVERPLATED WARE. KI/CHEN COOKING UTRNSILE. ‘The only place in the city where you can get # com- plete housekeeping ourfit. “Sen! for & cavalogae, ABS Ft ee a Mr yh edd KA Opener Tnetlyotes A ir place, hird and Fourth avenues, Goods carefully B packed for shipping. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT A States; legal everywhere; desertion, &c., suticien & cause; no publicity required; ng chargs unul divorce Kranted; advice tree. M. HOUSK, Attorney, 1)t Broal- " BRANGA OFVIOS, BROOK avenue aad Goran street. Open dA. M. to M On sun Y trom ‘itov he BSOLUTE DiVORCRS OBTAINED FROM COURTS of diferent statey: legal everywhere; no publicity ner for ever, advice Iran Leones nner | NO v Connseiior-at- ane - nae ion. leerata Lane Bile t EE Mt otannp Ws PaNaiCraN, ——_——-—- pe. ha RESTORED PATIENTS ARK those LEAS, told by halfa score or more of hysia ian in this country and Lurope only be prolonged a Himived perlod. orbe the GR a8 the ; xisthig Brighvs divease, iincontinencrs urine ry, Won, constipabon, Drs the most eminent ph that thetr lives coul rstand. he does not pi re G WATER UD but with the sailing apecttiy partis rn, gh fiver, discase, dcoeavers New Yor coin plication wae Ht