The New York Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1874, Page 10

10 _——— it / COMMISSIONFR DAVENPORT. —_-—_——_ Charges Against His Answer to th Him—He Denies Being Arbitrary or) Conduct—He Declares Improper io vot V ed Any Duties, hat He Has Not Violat t aor Believes Himself Well Fitted for Office. ‘The answer of Commissioner Jonn I, Davenport ‘to the charges preferr rhe impeached Commissioner bas been very poo m. ie reply to his adversaries, as be only aoceived oficial notice of their complaints on Tues- day. His answer is as follows :— Crecurr Court o Tue UNITED States, IN AND Fo rm ssrhouruxns Distuict oF NeW YORK IN THE Jupiciat. Disteter— i Charges preterred sgaiust John L Davenport as United States Commissioner and Chief Supeeviser of Blections By Oswald OttenJorier, Amos F. tno, George A. Het Fichs, Andrew J. Hage John B. Lewis, John Doran and Patrick H. Maguire. aow. ANSWER. John I, Davenport to the charges preterred against | him in the above entitled proceeding makes answer as follows, to wit cuance inst. ‘The said John f. Davenport for answer to the first charge denies that “his conduct as a judic dal oMcer has deen arbitrary, purtisan or improper.” TO THe FURST SPRCLFICATION—CUARGE FIRST. L—The said John f. Davenport admits George A. Heinrichs pabetaut ity. as ch reed. bus de- ies that he ‘arbitrarily or improperly retused . MiEHe avers that ue fixed the bail of said Heinrichs at $5.00, and denics that it “was an unreasonable amoun' 11h. —The said John I. Davenport denies that “he improperly refused to’ proceed with the exam- Apation of said Heimricns, or | improperly, past: ned it until after the election of November 4, 1873 or fat he improperly rerused to prosecute the case against Heinrichs, or that ater the ciecton he neglected and 1used to continue the same." sea te eomary, he avers that said Heinrichs gave bail to await the action of the Grand Jury, and was not, Theretore, by the laws of the United States, entitled to mination. ? iV—the said youn lL. Davenport admits that ne held conversitions with ( sJ. Stahl, the complainant” Heinrichs case, but denies that in so doing he was “gutity of improper conduct,” On the contrary, he avers that It was his duty and right $0 to do, V.—The said Jobo L Davenport denies that the pro- ceedings azulnst said Heinrichs “were conducted in an Srbitrary manner and for partisan purposes, or consti- tuted a scandal upon the administration of justice,” and avers that his action in said proceeding was in the in terests of law and order. APECIFICATION SECOND. L—The said John L. Davenport admits that one Charles Hussey was arrested in October, 1872, for a violation of the Election laws, but denies that he “exacted trom said | Hussey unreasonable bail.” I.—That said John I. Davenport denies that he “im proverly reused to proceed with the examination of Said Hussey, ueglected to prosecute the charge against im or improperly postponed his examination until atter | the election, or thereatter neglected and refused to pros- ecute the case or proceed with the examination.” IIL.—The said John I. Davenport denies that the ‘“ex- amination of said Hussey was conducted by Nim in an ar- | bitrary manner and for partisan purposes, or constituted ascandal upon the administration of justice.” On the contrary, he avers that said Hussey never had an exam- Ination before him; and in the second paragraph to spe- cification 2 of the charcessto which this 1s an answer, Misexpressly charged against deponent that he “im: properly refused to proceed with an examination.” SPECIFICATION THIRD. To the three paragraphs of this specification relative to the case of Jeremiah Keeley, the said John ] portdenmieseach and every allegation material to the ebarge made in said specification and paragraphs, CHARGE SECOND. The said John L Davenport for answer to this charge Genies that he “has vioiated his duty or that his conduct has tended to degrade the administration of justice.” SPECIFICATION FIRST. The said John I Davenport admits that during the month of October, iS71, he upon one or more occasions called at the Jackson Club, in the city of New York; but denies that he “there took’ the affidavits of one Patrick Connell alias Gallows Pat, and one Barney McGaffne complaining of a violation of the Election laws by o16 Bernar, il, then @ candidate for Alderman, and one Grogan,” or that at said time and place, or at said place at any time, deponent ever took any aiidavit of any kind or character whatsoever. SPECIFICATION SECOND, The said John I. Davenport denies that “on the Sun- | day following the ast mentioned day”—whien last mentioned day isnot mennoned in the charges against him—"he attended at his office in Union square, in said e affidavits of one Patrick Connelly, , and of one James Keegan, compiain- Croker and others tor alleged violations of jou law, and which said affidavits by said Patrick Connelly, alias Gal- Pat, in a different name trom that used by him’ the previous day in signing — his affidavit;” or that “said fact was known to him” —said Davenport—or that “upon said affidavit he granted a warrant for the arrest of said Croker.” On the con- trary, he avers that neither on the Sunday following the ‘last mentioned day, nor upon any day, either in 471 or in any other year, he ‘ever ‘took the affidavit of Patrick Connelly, alias Gallows Pat, t complaint against one Croker for alleged i of the Election laws or any other laws; 0 he ever issued upon any affidavit whatever an. warrant for the arrest of said Croker; and this being, fs it is, true, is his answer to paragraphs second and third of specification second, charge second, that “after wsuing a Warrant tor said Croker ne withheld the same ; or that such complaint: was made and warrant issued by him for the purpose of preventing said aisisting the political party to which he belonged by in- Tinidating or arresting said Croker: or that he used the powers vested in nim by law in an illegal and partisan manner to carry out and promote such purpose.” SPECIFICATION THIRD, The said John I. ‘O'Neil was arrested upon November 3, 1s71, or that day was the day preceding the election in that city, and took alia’ Gallows ot OF El the were signed lows charged, He admits, however, that, oue O'Neil w. rested November 6.1871, but denies that he trarily and improperly refused to accept or that said “O'Neil asfar ashe knew “s condition.” On the cont ‘was committed to jail only arid solely tor the he demanded an examination, and at the time of his ar rest was unable to furnish bail, and that he was detained snly until such time as bail was furnist SPECIFICATION FOURTH. That said John I. Davenport denies that he has im. Properiy “tailed to prosecuce said charge )’ Neil or to hold any examination in refer und avers that said O'Neil was not entitcd y exa ination after his discharge upon bail, and that it was nc deponent’s duty to prosecute the charge against said p New vas ready to turnish SPECIFICATION FIFTH. ‘The said John I Davenport denies that he “was well aware” or is now aware that the “complaint in relation to O'Neil was made for the purpose of preventung him from being able on election day to aid the political party to which he belonged;” or that the “charge ‘ainst him was faise."” in an illegal and partisan manner to carry ont and pro- mote the purposes” with which he is charged or any other improper purpose. SPECIFICATIONS SIXTH, SEVENTH, FIGHTH AND NINTH. L As to paragra) fions, the said John I. Davenport admits the arrest ot the parties therein named upon warrants issued by him. I. As to the second paragraph of each of said speciti- cations nswers that he ne “knew,” and does not now know, that “the persons who made the aMaavits were not the persons who, in suid affidavits they de- scribed themselves to be,” that he never “had reasonable cause to believe” such to be the fact until some time after election. Iii. Asto paragraph third of each of the above specif- cations he answers that he never “knew,” and does not now know, “that the charges contained in said affida yits were faise.”’ and says that he never “had any cause to believe”” such to be the fact until some time after the tlertion. iV. As to the fourth paragraph of each of said specifications he answers (hat he “never had,” and bas not now, “knowledge that said char 2 made to him for the purpose of removing the said persons from the offices of in) tors of electi op election day, or for the pnrpose of making a vacancy in such offices by their arrest.” i And further, that sald warrants were not isened by him tor any such purpose, or with any such invent or desizn. And further, that he had no “knowledge that their places would be filled by persons in political opposition to the party of which tley were members,’ uor had I any such intent or design; nor does he, at this ti know that “‘sach resuit tollowed said acts.”’ other tha: that he lias read In che daily press statements that such was the case. And he adds. that at the time said war rants were issued by bimn he did not bave nowledge as to what political party said persons belo wert Paragraph sof said speciticauons he an- He admits that no ex: n of these parties has thus for the reason that the: pail to & tion ot the Grand Jur, 1 being the mt ceased to have any fur: he has “not failed easou that, being no 8. he cannot be said as “either as ns he has ested in any po- was 48- that he artial aport m upon (he ovva i either thr the purpose roi teresis ically BHsoe WN d on ¢ raous, party or ns or the nd acd s, and that nam: that sucn ; or 2 he an avers that upon in ‘any aur. lias ue ever issne done In the hanits of an son Whatsoever, or that any ar rest whatsoe er inade upon or vy virtue © biawk warrant ; and, further, that he never signed & Warraut In blank during his term of ot fire, CUARGE THIRD. id John I, Davenport denies his “gencral unfit Mice aid John I. £ SATION FINST. for answer to this specif- as always been a republican; natters referred to in this speci of the occasions therein named, powers vesied in him for partisan any pon any and polit oses, $0 As w destroy the public Fast Sin his “iairness “and riality, as Judicial om On the contrary, he avers that he has | ever, in any such matter, or upon any singie auch occa | sion. lised any officiai power Dove Whatever, eituer partisan, political or otherwise. BFUCIPICATION SECOND, The said John I. Davenport denies that “h ed in him’ for any pur- character and couduct are such as make it onfi ad im. Proper that be should retain the position of United States Commissioner or Chief Supervisor ot Elections, or either thereof.” of that for the charges made he should be reinoved. trom office. such charges veing false in © " ingot tle hinn a @ VOry respect, save Ws ad. ‘Therefore the said John I. Davenport, to the tt these cuarges tay be judicially Inqulred wmtotmnd tat ictal action fully passed upon, prays What sid Ob Lwill grant Gud a hearing herein at cic coe moment in open court, and re the whois malty, where the fullest possibie naviici'y yay he t ven to. JOHN L DAVENPORT. donn L. Dawawront, Attorney in Person. Waw Your, Sept. 9, 1874. OITY HALL GOSSIP, This afternoon the Board of Aldermen wil! hold As teqilar meeting, The ranart af ma sommitioe ed against him before the | Circuit Court of the United States is published be- | the afrestof | Croker trom | Davenport denies that Bernard id id O'Neil was ina sick and infirm y, he avers that said © Neil eason that iso denies that he “used the powers vested in him | ph fikst ot eacli of the above specifica | t his place, | f has NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. perm<ting the Police Commissioners to purchase a plot of ground to erect a station house for the Nineteenth precinct police, will be acted upon, as also the report of the Commissioners of Accounts | = relation to the Board of Charities and Correc- on. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment will | likewise hold a meeting at three o’ctock this alter- noon forthe issue of certain bonds and other business. No complaint against a city marshal nor @ | resignanion of an official dog catcher was re- ceived yesterday by the Mayor. The office of Chief Meeiasrase of the city is becoming vastly demor- 7 NEW YORK CITY. | Captain Marriott drowned 175 curs yesterday ; ae Pisses 100 new candidates for his next atcn. | Alecture on “Education and Social Reform in | India” will be delivered at the Liberal Club to- | Morrow evening by K. M. Shroff, an Indian Parsee. A national convention of pilots was held yester- | day at the house of Mr. James Avery, No. 309 Water street, The business transacted was not of | public interest, | An impostor pretending to be employed by the | Young Men's Christian Association is attempting to collect fraudulent bills, No colector is em- ployed by that association. The Pactfic Mail steamship City of Peking arrived safely from her fina) trial trip to Boston last even- ing at half-pagt six and anchored in tne North River, opposite Canal street The Fire Commissioners were to have held a regular meeting yesterday; but, as there was no business to transact, the Commissioners merely organized and adjourned, Kids for supplyiag the department with lorage have been invited, and will be opened next Wednesday Lf any are recetved by that time. ‘The usual Thursday evening reunion will be hela ? | history and work of the schools. Music and read- ings will be given during the evening. All work- ing women are invited to attend, | A seizure, which nearly had | ending, took place yesterday, when Customs Inspector McCord seized forty gallons of con- traband cognac in a store on West street. The proprietor of the place swore that the brandy should not de seized, and was preparing lor figut, use it. | Neue eae carted off to the Seizure Department of the Customs, There will be a parade of the Seamen's Protec. tive Association of the United States of America | this morning at nine o'clock, to form at the City Hall Park and proceed through Centre strect to | to Pike street, to Monroe street, to Catharine son street, to New Chambers street, street, to Wali street, to Peari street, to Franklin square. Ali seamen are invited to take places in the line, also such riggers and longshoremen and others as may icei an interest in the seamen’s welfare. The first division is to consist of captains | and officers, the second of cooks and stewards, the | third of seamen and the lourth of ordinary sea- | men, | Charity Hospital, Blackweil’s Island, yesterday | took the convalescent patients of the institution | for their second picnic excursion to Gien Cove, | Long Island, in whicn they were joined by the in- curables of the County Almshouse. They were conveyed by the steamer Bellevue, designated for that service by the Commissioners of Charities and Correction, She lest Blackwell’s Island wuar', with her company of pleased and thanktul invalids, at eleven o’cloc! As she passed up the river she was frequentiy saluted by passing steamers and from the shores. Sie stopped opposite Hart’s Isl- and, near the Schoolstip Mercury, whose crew gave the sick people a hearty cheer. During we trip abundant refreshments Were served, the con- trioution of Dr. Kitching. Among those who a companied him in charge of the party were Dr: Y Curtis, Puree and Smit Dr. Hutchinson , and Dr. Hutetinson, of New York, Mr: Dunphy. matron of the hospital, had charge of the jemale invalids, The excursion was very much enjoyed by all who joined im it. BROOKLYN. PROBA EEEIERRES Yesterday morning Frank Scnuitz, a child of two years, while in convulsions, fell trom the third story window of No, 239 south Filta street, and fatally tractured its skull. On Tuesday night, at a late hour, Robert Mar- tin, a mason, seventy years of age. fell from the cond story window of his residence, No, 273 ‘Third street, and died from the injuries yesterday. Alderman Bergen has sent a letter to the mem- bers of the joint committee on the budget calling their attention to the fact that a meeting will be held next week, so that final action may be taken on the tax levy Of 1874 wituout unnecessary aelay. A strange man was observed wandering about India wharf, Atlantic dock, at a late hour last’ night ina nude state. Yesterday morning a suit ol clothes was found on the dock, and it 1s believed that they belonged to the individual, who was dopbtless drowned. fne work on the Brooklyn bridge tower was sus- pended for some reason yesterday, and the men loitered about the dock. It is said there was a scarcity of stone. it was also intimated that it was occasioned by the fact of the funds not being available until the organization of the Board takes | place, as provided by iaw. Frederick Rubens, proprietor of a grocery store, at the corner of Tiilary and Dufield streets, com- mitted suicide yesterday morning by hanging him- self from a gas fixture with the aid of a clothes line. Liie was totally extinct when the body was found. Deceased, who was & man of intem- | perate habits, mit suicide. [le was lorty-four years of age, and leaves a wife and three children. The special committee of the Common Council i | of the city of Brooklyn met yesterday forthe pur- | when McCord drew his pistol and threatened to | This argument was conclusive, and the | at the Free Training Schools to-night, at eight | chargea with 914 deaths in the four weeks, aud 87.63 per | o'clock, at No. 47 East Tenth street. The principal | Céft of the number were intantile. | fearure of the evening will be an address upon the | decrees Fahrenheit, and the average humidity of the at- | summer as well as in others temperature and humidity a. tragic | have ruled the death rate. Chatham street, to Pearl street, to Cherry street, | kngiana. I. Daven- | Street, to South street, to Oliver street, to Madi- | Olympia to Soutn | Neckar Australia 7Bowhing | Honenzoilern 1/2 Bowhng Frisia .|Hambure..[6t Broadway. | WA Scnoiten trerdarh [50 Rroadway, Britannic ‘|Liverpool..[19 Broadway | Parthia |Llvernook 14 Bowling Green Bolivia. Glasgow \7 Bowling G: 5 | Liverpool. 9 Broad wav. Dr. Kitching, chief of the medical starfof the | gpa MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. See | The United States Assay Office in “Wull Street Detlared a Nuisanc: At the meeting of the Board of Hevuitn yester- day, after the transaction of some routine busi- ness, the following resolutions were adopted, DECLARING THE ASSAY OFFIC'S 4 NUISANCE. Resolved, That the petition ing business in Wall street, New York, capa Feusone a isfs and the reportot the Sanitary Inspestor in regard to the United States Assay Office be fliex among the records o! this Hoard, and thas the by of melting aud beating precious metals conducted thereat be, aid is hereby de" clared, a public nuisgnee, dangerous ‘to lite and health. rdered, That the process of melting and treating vre- cious metals at te United States Away Ofte, and the Apparatus, condensers, flues and connections employed w in be so #itered, enlarged and improved as eflec- tually to prevent the escape of acid fumes into the ex- ternal air. The report of the Sanitary Snperintendent was received, showing that during the foregoing week the Sanitary Bureau had made 2.046 inspections and the disinfecting corps had disiniected 126 miles of street gutters, 3,264 privies, 304 yards and 153 cellars and basements, From the Bureau of Vital Statistics the follow- ing report was also received :— ‘To THs Szcketany oy Tus Boanp or Heauru Si In the week that ended on Saturday, the 25th of August. there were 64 deaths reported in this city. ‘The increase over the mortality in the previous week amounted to about 70 deaths, and was shared equally by {ufants and older persons, There were 104 deaths in the hospitals and public institutions, against 85 in the pre- vious week, and there were 332 deaths of children under five years old, 32 deaths of persons over seventy and 151 deaths from’ diarrhwai diseases, 134 being ‘children under five, In the last four weeks of August there were 2,699 deaths in the city, and in the previous four weeks there were 3,158 deaths, and of the iatter there were 2,015 of children under Ave vears of age. ‘The number of children dving under five during the last four weeks of August was 1.64, which is 61 per cent of the total, while in the pre- vious four weeks the percentage for that age was 63.51 o! the total. Though the equivalent for the death rate in August was equal to 35.09 in the 4,00 inhabitants yearly, | te rate in that portion ot the population which is fivé years old and upward to the most aged was only 14.8 In the 1,000 annually. Diphtheria killed 95 persons in the | tour Weeks and 23 last week, Wiarrhceal maladies were ‘The temperature in the tour weeks nad a mean of 71.8 mosphere was equa! to three-fitths of total saturation. Last week the mean temperature was at 70 degrees and 1m the previous week it was 64.8. In this most favorable Rexpecttully submitted, ELISHA HARRIS, M.D. Registrar ot Vital Statisti SHIPPING NEWS.) Oe soci OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OP SEPTEMBER. Steamer. | Destination. Office, | 61 Broadway. | 19 Broadway. | 15 Broadway. Hammonia Baltic . City of Paris, Liverpool. ‘| Lavernool. | 1..|69 Broadway. | 4 Bowling Green | | Java... 7 Bowling Green. Bowling Teutonia. State of Virgimae Cuba... Liverpool. Broadwa £9 Broadway. Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green | Holiane. Talia 19 Broadway. !)Liverpool..|4Bowling Green {|Liverpool../4 Rowling Green jasgow...|7 Bowling Green .) Liverpool. geria, Hop: : Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. Sun rises, 5 36] Gov. Island....eve 8 20 | Sun sets . 17 | Sandy Hook....eve 7 25 Moon sets eve — —| Hell Gate......eve 10 05 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 9, 1874. Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown —O G Francklyn. Steamship State of Nevada (Br), Braes, Glaszow—A Bakiwin & Co. Steginship Oder (Ger), Von Oterendorp, Bremea—Ocl- richs & Co. ‘Steamship City of Galveston, Evans, New Orleans—C H Mallory & Co. Ship iameriane (Br), Kerr, isgow—R P Currie & Co. ‘Ship Brilliant (Nor), Christensen, avre—Funch, Edye & Co, Ship Southern Chief. Higgins, Savannah—H D & J U Brookman. Burk Kong Sverre (Nor), Anno, Liverpool—Funch, Edye & Co. Bark ‘Trino (Aus), Moricich, Cork or Palmouth—Sloco- vich & Co. fark Leopoldino Bauer (Aus), Lucovich, Newry, I— Slocevich & Lo. Bark Eroe (‘tal), Maresca, Barcelona—Fanch, Edye & co, ark Germannia (Port), Garinho, Oporto—Hagemeyer | & Bruun. fark Maria Adelaide (Ital), Naccarl, Genoa—Labbri & chaun Bark e Ward & Co. y Bark Elba. Peterson, Havana—Jas Bark Sabine, Willams, Galveston—Chas H Mallory & Brig John Kendall (Br), James, Santander—George F Bulle Brig Salista, Staples, Lishon—John Zittlosen. Bie Annie (Dan), Brown, Maranham (Brazil)—John ttlosen. Brig Thetis, Spalckhaven, Curacon—Dovale & Co. pbct Henry Purker, Lewis, Georgetown, bem—Bawin owe & Co, Sehr Wm H Van Brant, Haughwout. Port Spain—Van | Brunt & Bro, ad irequentiy threatened to com- | pose of aevising measures looking to the speedy | re-employment of the poor workmen who were thrown out of work by reason of the exhaustion of | toe fund applicable for street repairs. Mayor Hunter was present at the conference, and said, “Don’t let us act with the idea that we have got to find employment for men out ot work. Let ns ao all the work the city needs, and employ men to Go it and let us get the worth of our money.” Alderman Ropes remarked that ‘certainly $100,000 a year to keep the streets in repair 1s not an ex- travagant sum. It cannot be done properly for that money. The streets being in a dangerous condition ‘the city 1s liable to be mulcted m damages,” The Mayor said he was willing to do anything that is necessary for the city to do, but he does hot Want to go beyond that. ‘The conter- aajourned, without having arrived at any on, to meet again on Friday, when Comp- nroeder will be present. NEW JERSEY ————-+- a The tong drought is causing much fear in New Jersey of disaster to the vegetabie kingdom. Al- ready much inconvenience has been occasioned through the drsing up of welis aad the destruc- tion of the hay crop. William Ellsworth, Join Woods and Wiilam Dunger, three boy highwaymen of Newark, are now in custody for Waylaying and rifling two other boys, named Cectl Smith and Henry Graf, Tuey | stole Smith’s watch and gaiters. The latter, fou on Dunger, fastened the identity of the incipient Jersey Jack Sheppard, James Mount, the Newark horse car driver, Whose car ran over and killed a boy nan Ea- ward Rogers recently, has been fully exonerated by the Coroner's jury, The jury, however, recom- mended t! Coroner to address a communication to the superintendent of the iine, advising a slower rate of speed at that point'of the route Where the accident occurred, and recommending implicit inswructions to drivers to abstain from a Jas\ gait upon a descending grade. A JUVENILE HOMICIDE, Killed by a Wire Penetrating His Skull—Fsenpe of the Perpetrator. Coroner Croker has under investigation the case of Robert Beil, @ lad fourteen years of age, who | died yesterday morning avont half-past three | O'clock atthe residence of his parents, No. 607 Second aveane. It appears that on Tuesday after- boy about his own age, had a dispute corner of session Of a pipestem which Beil heid in his hand. | The jatter, in order to retain the article in dis- | pute, started to run away, when he was pursue by Harrison, and the latter, on coming up | bemind the ‘fugitive, struck him in the back lor the bead with the sbarp point of an umbrella wire, which passed through the skull and penetrated the brain to the depia | of several inches. The injured boy fell to Ae O- ment, and bejng taken up was removed to Bell vue Hospital, where death ensned as stated, Sub will make @ post-mortem examination, Aiter in- Aicting the deadly violence young Harrison fled and made his escape, but Captain Allaire, of the Twenty-first precinct, and his officers, are in vig- | Wil hold ap inquest jn the cage some uay next J Whey orons pursuit of him. Provably Coroner Croker | noon the deceased and William Harrison, another | x Schr @ V Kichards (Br), Robinson, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Son. st lir Anna M Dickinson, Cook, Corpus Christi H rower, chr Wm H Keeney, Beers, Fernandina—Van Brant & ro. Schr Addie Henry, Burns, Newbern, NC—John Pat- terson, p Sehr Mary Francis, Bradshaw, Norfolk, Va—lsaac R taples. Sclir Joseph Allen, Corbin, Baitimore—Wm Chalmers. sehr John DGrifih, Gould, Wellfleet, Mass—Doune & Gott. Steamer A © Sumere, Warre! Hand. Pmiadeipmia—Jsames ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND ALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Bohvia (Br), Munro, Glasgow Aug 29 via With mdse and 430 )a:sengers to Henderson | lwt 41 cat, lou 61 50, hed a heavy gale trom mship Hobenzollern (Ger). Nordenholt, Bremen | Ang 26 and Havre 2:h, with merchandise and passen- Gers to Ueitichs & Co. Firat part of the passage had a th very rough westerly weather, and 7th, after | passing the banks, had a storm for 10 hour: pts, lat #5 49, lon #6 Su, passed bark tian Back (Ger), from | Philadelphia for Bremen; saine date, lat 46, lon 37, bark | Ada (Hr), (ron StJonn, 8B, tor Dublmy 6th, tat 4:06, lon 5215, steamship Minister Roon (Ger), ew York tor Bremen; same date, lw a , bark George (Ger), trom Bremen for New York, all well; 7th, lat 42, jon 62.4), steamship Main (Ger) irom New York for | Bremen. steamship 26, via Havr harat & Co 63, had @ r), Badenhausen, Hamburg Ang | mdse und passe Kun- | Jat 47 09. lon 4313, passe heuce for Bremen: Sth, lat 45 63, lon 54 27, a Germ steamship, bound F, showing signals SONU 6th, Iat# lon 6) 26, steamship Rotterdam (Dutch), hence for | Ratterdain, | Steamship Ville de Paris (Fr), Daure, Havre via Brest Aug 29, with md and pissengers ¢ Sten New York, ve with m rs to FA steam: Morton, Havan with md: Wink Clyde & Co. Stean Mackenzie, Pictou, NS, Sept 6 amstip City of Houston, Tf ne, New Orleans | Sept Zand the Bar Bi, with mdse and passengers to © ft Malior’ on 7041, passed bark Nan’ north: 7th, om Havana sick, steamship San nan Sept 5, nwers to. with mdse and pa ae Steamship Benetactor, Jones, Wwumington, Nv, 75 hours, with naval stores. &c, to WP Clyite & Co, : Btenmsbip City of Peking, Griffin, Boston, to the Pacific | Mail Sieam=' vo, Hark Burgermelster Kerstom (Ger), Ehrenreich, | Watertord 61 days, in ballast to Punch, ye & Co, Bork Liinvidia (ital), Lauro, Palermo 46 days, with | muse to Slocovich & Co, Bark Ephirain William: with lumber to order: ves } Maud Potter (Br Gibraltar Aug 4 Passe i, Charleston 2 days, with T Trowbridge's Sons; vessel to. b F Bri | ham. Sept 6, Jat o¥ 20, lon 76 22, spoke sehr Clerehena, | from Port-au-Prince for boston Brig Villaze Belie (it is or, Ja, 23 days, with coffee, logwood, &cr to A mon; vessel to Darretl & Co. : Brig Martha Pearson, Milk River, Ja, 28days, with Jogwood to A Hi Solomon. bs | Brig Roby, Brightinar aguez, PR. 12 days, with molasses to D Trowbridue & Sch Albatross (Br), Joy, Beriuuda, 5 days, in ballast to | jarren Ray | Ser Rosa Eppinger, Bayles, Jacksonville 10 days, with Thirtieth street and Third avenue about the pos | Sequently the remains of deceased were taken to | his late home, where Deputy Coroner McWhinnie | yellow pit ppinger & R I ch Mary Huppe pewding, Fermandina, 12 days with lumber to the Wogustock Lumber Co; vessel to © Lond & Ce. Schr Windward, Fletcher, Brunswick, Ga, Sdays w yellow pine to 1M Mayle Ww A Mudgett. Schr ne Hall, Ap Sehr W Schr J Senr FP Simpson, J Sehr MR Hickman, Kehr ft F Sha Bene JH Rapp, Caie, Virg: Behr Win I Ken per, Georgetown, DC. Bebe S W Bunnell, Bunnell, 6 pw, De 6 vty, Georgetown, I eR Ae Vepce, 14e. rorgetown, DO. ‘chr Mary Haley, Haley, Georgetown, DC, Rahs Bouaan= Wins Savadion Balmvorn * (OF Blom | day and will | vals of | deck T | seconds. Sehr J 8 Ingraham, Packard, Baltimore. behr Ciara, Lippincott, Baltimor Schr N'M Benedict, Thompson, Baltimore. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND 8UUTH. Schr J F Chandler (Br), Pettis, Windsor. NS, tor New York, 8 days, with plaster to Weatherspoon Bros. pacar By Wate: lly, Calais for New York, with Inm- r to Simpson, Clapp: CO. ‘Schr Annie J Russell, Miller, Portlana for New York, with stone to order. Schr Galota, Williams, Providence for New York. Schr Blast, Shropshire, New Haven for New York. Schr Wm'N Gessner, Egbert, Providence tor York. Schr Aris Pardee, Bishop, Warren for New York. Schr Jennie, Davis, Nantucket for New York, with fish to E Haley & Co. chr JW Hine. New Haven for New York, Coe eat eet ate Gowan tae New Fore. ir ide jayne mm tor New e Bchr ‘Grand island, Mallen, Pordand for New ¥ ork, with risen du to Candee & Presse: New Schrsea Gueen, Handy. Frankila, for New York, with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. ‘Sehr Alida, Alien, Lennls tor New York. Sehr Jennie © ods, Horton, Bristol for New York. Schr Sea Bird, Garvey, Riverhead for New York, Schr Loon, Hubbs, Bridgeport tor New York. hr Ada Doane, ‘Nickerson, Harwich tor New York, Godfrey. aa tee oerockford, ‘Hatch, Taunton tor Philadel- A ea Jane L Crockford, phia. ‘Schr Sarah W Blake, Blake, Dighton for New York. Bene Daniel Webster, Goran. New London for New York. HS Tothill, Tuthill, Port Jefterson for New York. x Bene EW Babcock, Huusley, Westerly tor Weehaw- en. Schr Kate Kallahan, Hili, Fall River for New York. Schr Planet, Henderson, Providence for New York. Schr Fly, Doliver, Fail River for Now York tcbr Haze, Spaulding, Norwich tor New York. Schr HM "Baxter, Lampbier, New London York. Sclir Josephine, Blakley. Bridgeport for New York. Schr J 5 Langley, Gould, Boston tor Elizabethport. Schr Elia Brown, Brown. Providence for New York. Schr Blackstone, Wickson, Providence for New York. Schr Innis Depew, Baker, Hyannis for New York. Schr H # Hallock, Hallock, Warelam for New York. Schr DT Willets, Tapley, Providence for New York. Schr George Stunciift, Ryan, Portland for Albany, with stone to order. Scr SE Nash, Nash. Westerly for New York. sehr DA Berry, Walter, Providence for New York. Schr Belle R Hall, Somerset for New York. Schr Lney Church, Pierce, Fall River for Philaae)- Murphy, Norwalk for New York, jowman, Warren for New York.” Schr Carrie Nelson, ‘Sprague, Providence for New York. chr Jesse Williamson, Jr, Seaman, Portsmouth for New York. Schr Sirah Babcock, Babcock, Greenwich for New York, with sione to order. Sehr Champion, Kirby, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Forest Belle, Long, Providence tor New York. Schr Fanoie & kdith, Bartlett, Bangor tor New York, with lumber to J 8 Creed. Sehr J L Thompson, Hall, New London for New York. y Senr Samuel P Goawin, Wilhams, Stamford tor New York. Sehr George A Pierce, Kelty, Salem tor New York. wo Louisa Frances, Kelly, New Bedford for New ‘ork. Sieamer Electra, Young, rrovidence tor New Yor, with mdse and passengers BOUND EAST. Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Bed- tord. i éamship City of New Bedtora, Springer, New York for w Bediord chr lm City, Kida, New York for Providencs Sehr Hazleton, Rogers, Port Johnson tor Boston. Senr Staten Islander, Miller, Albany for Providence. Schr Jobn Barrett, Nickerson, Amboy tor Provideace. sche Wm Flint, Hatch, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr George Gillum, ‘Dayton, New York tor Middie- town. sclir Jos Wheeler, Port Johnson for Norwalk. Schr Delphia, Allen, Weehawken tor Bristol. Sehr Reading Railroad No 43, Gandy, Elizabethportfor New London. Schr J D Griftin, Gould, New York for Wellfleet. Schr J D Sturges, Johnson, Port Johnson tor hennebec River. Schr J Anderson, Johnson, Port Johnson for Norwal se ¢. Hoboken for Providence: for New Sehr J H Counce. S Schr M W Mittin, Ferris, Elizabethport for i Schr & F Meaney, Lewis, Philadelphia for Middletown chr M M Merriman, Port Johnson for Providence. chr Potosi, Jackson, New York for City Island. Sehr almon Bacon, New York tor Providence. pociz Nathan C Stevens, Haskell, Elizabethport tor oston. Schr J W Drisko, Haskell, Philadelphia for Portland. Schr W F Washburn, smith, Haverstraw for Frovi- dence, ach! Mary Haley, Haley, Georgetown, DO, for Provi- ence, Schr Sylvester Hale, Coleman, New York for Taunton. chr Lizzie Raymond, ! chr Benj Engitsh, Clase, New York for New Bediord. chr Sarah Purves, Purves, Hoboken for Somerset. Schr MA Predwmore, Sherman, New York tor Provl- dence, : Schr Judge Tenney, Rich, New York for Si Sehr d, Arey, New York for Rocklan nis, New York tor Providence. lem, Schr M Hand, Egbert, Elizabethport tor \’soviaence. Schr Ida Palmer, New York tor Stam Steamer Kiectra, Young, New Yor tor “rovidence. BELOW. Bark Magdalena, from Ciudad Bolivar. Bark Adelaide, from Brig Bivira (ital), 0 C H Marshall, No 3). m Paiermo 6) days (by pilot boat SAILED. Steamships Russia (Rr), for Laverpoot; vada (1), Glasgow; Oder (Ger), Bremen: City ot Gal- veston, New Orieans; bark Syra, Dunkirk; Evening or), Bordeaux: brigs Angela, Nuevitas; Hiraut Port Spain enta, Marseilles, Ata in Lower Bay, bound out—Ship Jorawur (Br), tor Liverpool. o sailed from do, bark Embia (Nor, from Liyerpool), for Savannah or Charleston. Wind at sunset SSE, State of Ne- Maritime Miscellany. Our thanks are due the pursers of steamships Morro | Castle and City of New York, from Havana, for tavors, Bank Wa (irrorD, which arrived at Auckland from Dunedin, has been soid to a firm at Oamara, Barx Cueva (Br), Whyte, at San Francisco § Banghok, had fair weather till July 25 N, Jon encountered a gale from tli astward, lasting three days: shipped large quantities of water on deck, flooded cabin and shitted cargo. Bric Teviot (Br), Akerman, from Havana, arrived up at Baltimore Sth inst, from Quarantine, where she bad been detained for some days, Three ot her crew died of the lever previous to her leaving Havana and one was taken sick on the passage but recovered. The wife of the captain died of the fever after the vessel reached Quarantine and was buried on shore. Scun Pascocouta, trom New Orleans, was blown ashore near Galveston outside bar 34 inst. It was thought that she would be floated without damage as soon as the We her permitted. Sonk Excrtstor (ot Yarmouth, NS), was ashore at Port | Caledonia, CB, sept 8 and) would ‘probably become a total wreck. Sour Ena Osnorx (of Squan), Curtis, with a cargo of pine wood for New York, struck a wieck off Barheat Sept and is full of water. the Coast Wrecking Co have sent their steamer A Winants to her assistance. Scur Atrrep D Hcppets, wrecke 1 at Beaver Tall, has entirely disappeared. and'the coast is strewn with the wreck. Scnr Ourver. Coombs, from Edgartown tor Bangor, returned to E on the 7! inst with the loss of anchor and leaking. Scar © 11 Price, of Salem, has been awarded by the Vice Admiralty Court ot Newfoundland £1600 salvage tor taking the o1 bark Gananoaue (Br), into st Johns, NF, last June. Gaxyrstox, Sept 9—Brig Emily Waters (Br), Morissey, from Li with a cargo of sait, went ashore at San Luis Pi jay. The Captain came to this city to- ai r and hopes to get the ss ves vessel off without further damage, Hauirax, 5—The Quebec and Gulf Ports Co's ch was badly damaged by ice at sbeen repaired Berraula, aud in the winter will and Portland. pt 9—The ship John R Worcester, which was last repor-ed at Shanghae, August 4, tor New York, has. be sury n in collision with a steamer at Woosung. Toe essend this report, which gives no details of the Notice to Mariners, 1 AND FOG BELL AT HATTERAS INLET, Wasiixgron, Sept. 9, 1874, ce is given by the Lighthouse Board that on and dot l, 1874, a light will be shown trom th crew ently erected at Hatteras Inlet, he lighi will show red flashes at int seconds between the flashes, wh be total eclipse. The light seen in clear weather from _ the 11 nautical miles. thirty will be ‘of a vessel 15 feet above the s there should structure is square, upon 7 feet ot water on the ‘end of Oliver's Pamlico Sound, and on the north side of Hatteras Inlet. The lantern is parnted red, the wood work white and the roofand fron work brown, A tog bell on the west side will be sounded during foggy Weather at intervals of $ Reet. Whaiemen, « Sept 8—schr Arizona, of Ground, seven months ont, nand 10) bbls whale After of the Arizona with their from the vessel as before ot the scar NJ Kintght (reported and brought her tw port J Knight, Hatteras Ground, town with 99 bbIs 4 bbis on the passage reported. Mr below) took c Also ar arKe of fh it do, scar ) ni for + has ‘A letter from Dr Bf Wilson, dated Johann: reported barcs Mermatd, Hicks, Westpor Alien, do, ant John Dawson, Wiens, NB, wit reported. Heard trom, no dat estport, With A x bars 170 bbIE oi since leaving letter tram Capt Marvin, of ound, Wicks, t Helena. vark Coral, of NB, re. ports her at Tongatabu July 7, having taken 100 bbis sp Oil since last report. R t barks Abm Barker, Potter, NB, 15 bbls sp oil since last report; Callao, La do, no roport. Of the port, barks Alaska, Fisher, and | lautic. Brown, NB, nothing since lust report. Heard from June 2, bark Join Howland, Cole, do, 6) sp since Jast report: nod since round port. ameriaue, Mouiton, do, nothing Spoken. Bark 73 Southard, Carter, trom Bangor for Liverpoo!, t 4, Lat 43, Jon 65, ark Arietta (of Searspord, Santander, Auz 4, lat 49 43, lon 37 from Philadelphia for NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, —_——_+—__——. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hexato London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and ail (oreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to tus cowutry tres of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, pootinaue ane Sept 7—-Sailed, barks Vale (Nor), Mulier, Harry Buschman (ir), Congdon, do; Alex- ander (Swe), Alinfeldt, San Francisca, Canpvirr, Sept 6—Sailed, brig Der Pomma (Ger), Bohen, Wilmington, NO, Constantixoria—Artived, bark Frucn (Nor), Bessescn, New York. DEsty Sept O~Arrived. barks Onore (Aus). Carsano, ANtwenp, Lord, Philadelphia for Norwich. | She is to sail to | wh pile, and stands in | Cape Horn, Martha, Stanton, do, no re- | New York for London: Francis B Pay, Ongood, Bangton Btorer, Akyab. ; Ho, Sept 7—Salled, bark Ferds (Nor) Christiansen, United States. Huuvorr, Sept 7—Satled, ship Susan L Fitzgerald, Hur- ley, Boston; bark Ansio (Rus), Schroeder, do (both be- fore reported sailed Ist). Liverroot, Sept S—Sailed, ships Sarah Hignett, Bur- well, Calcutta; Emerald, Bairnson, San Francisco (not previously). Sailed 7th, brig Wauban, Spencer, New Yor! Arrived 8th, bark Araminta (Br), Mosher, Savannah via Bermuda. Lonpox, Sept 7—Sailed, bark Charlotte Geddie (Br), McKenzie, United States, Lynm, Sept 8—Arrived, brig Guido (Ital), Caleagno, New York. Movitix, Sept 8—Arrivea, steamship California (Br), Ovenstone, New York (and proceeded for Blasgow), Queexstowx, Sept 9—Arrived, barks Annapolis (Br), Delap, Miramichi; Lalia W (Br). McNell, New York. Arrived 8th, bark Delta (Br), Evans. Charleston, Souruamrron, Sept 9—Arrived, steamship Weser (Ger), Willigerod, New York (and proceeded for Glasgow). Foreign Ports. ASPINWALL, Aug 21—Salled, brigs Anita Owen. Upton, Pascagoula;’ 224, Maggie Vail (Br), Miller, Jamaica. Homway, Aug 25—sailed, bark Victor, Pond, Zanzibar and New York. é BuENos Avnes, July 8—In port bark Elverhoi (Nor), Natvig, from Baitimore, arrived 18th (before reported at Montevideo July 3b). BaTaBano, Angneeay- ArH ved, schrs Clara Montgom. ery, Pahake, and Wardwell, Bergen, Truxillo; dist, EE Becnett Dwyer, do (and ‘sailed Sept 4 for Ruatan and). ySxeuupa, Aug 28—Cleared, schr Altavola, Joy, New orl ‘Cakognas, Sept 1—Sailed. bark Harriet S Jackson. Ba- con, Boston’ schrs Nellie Bowers, Smith, north of Hat- eras; Kate Carlton, Grant, do. Gace Bay, CB, ‘Aug 28—Arrived, bare Wm Croscup (Br), Fitchett, Buenos Ayres: 27th, 'brigs Halevon (Br), Dunham, Newry; 29th, Herman,’ Patterson, Bordeaux (and cleared Sist for Port Caledonia). a HONG Kona, about Sept 1—Saiied, ship Fleetwing, Guest, Mama, Hoxouuty, July 30—Salled, ship Midnight, Kendrick, Baker's Isiand. 5 Havana, Sept 4—Arrived, brig Fanny, Smith, York; sclir Asa Eldridge, Bahrt, Pensacola, Arrived 9tl, steamsind City oF Merida, Timmerman, jew York, ; Saited 24, bark John Grifin, Westberg, New York; brigs Charlotte Buck, Hunter, New Orleans: ‘Md, Agnes, Barton, Knight, Baltimore ; 4th, Florence (Br), Frisbie, Delaware Breakwater; th, Clara’ (Br), Siubéra, New leans. In port Sth, bark Gem, Granville, for New Orleans, lag; brig Nellie Husted, {éreen, for New York. do. TaLirax, Sept 9—Sailed, steamship Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson (from Liverpool), Baltrmor MaTANzas, Sept 2—Arrived, bmg 8 V Nichols, Chase, New York i Salled 2d, barks R W Grifiths (Br), Drummond, New York; Nannie I Bell, Carney, Roston. MONTREAL, Sept 7—Cleared, steamship Austrian (Br), Ritchie, Liverpoo! Noni SypNky, OB, Aug 2%8—Arrived, bark Brimaga (BD, Porter, Liverpool; brig La Plata (Br), Campbeit 0, New Panama, Sept 7—Sailed, steamship Constitution, Aus- tin, San Francisco. Porr Hastinas, -ept 5—Passed, bark L G Bigelow (Br), Ferris, from Providence tor Miramichi. Arrived 7th, bark J T Austin, y York tor Pictou. Quenxc, Sept 7—Arrived, steamship Peruvian (Br), Watts. Liverpool. Sr Maxc (not St Malo), Aug 26—1n port brig Goldfinder. Hadley, tor Boston, ready. ‘ Sacua, August 3i—Arrived, brig Jeremiah, Ford, Cai denas. r Sailed 27th, brigs Mechanle, Gould, New York ; Aqnid- neck, Johnson, Delaware Breakwater ; dist, Sagua, Mun- day, Philadeiphia. it Joux, NB, SeptS—Arrived, brig Memphis (Br), Fo- ley, Philadelphia. Arrived 6th, schr MJ Ward, Ward, Philadelphia. Gieared 8th, senr Carrie, New York. Toupovsac, Sept 7—In port ship Regent, Bray, to loaa for Melbourne. | VALPARAISO, July 26—Arrived, bark Palais Garden | (Fr), Damond, Porttand, 0, for Queenstown (put in for water, and sailed Aug 6): Sailed July 27, barks Coronetla, tor Corinto: 2ath, Mon- roe, for Coblia; Aug 6, ship Semiramis, Gerrish, Talea- huano; bark St Patrick (Br), Bogart, Portland. 0, ort Aug 8, ships Portena (Nic), Dubost, trom Port | Gamble, arrived July 24; Elvira Alvarez (Col), Alexan der, uné: barks Caprera (Br) for New York, ldg cargo ex bark Volage. from iquique, © 0 Whitmore, Peabod. | from Boston, arrived Aug 3; Volage (Br). May, transhij bing cargo. | Yakaoutn, NS, Aug 28—Arrived, brig Emma E Potter (Br), Wyman, Philadelphia (and cleared Sept 2 for Free- port. Zanzinar, July 21—Sailed, bark Glide, Cloutman, Bos- ton. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Sept 8—Arrived, schr Ella Matthews, joston. | Sauled—Schr H L Slaght, Bostor | UG, Sept 7—Arrived. Geo B Vreeland, Cran herd, Wilbert, Georgetown, DC. BOSTON, Sept 9—Arrived, ‘barks Chas TL, Pearson, Swaine; Archangel; Witch, Bursley, Lexhorn: Fior! 3 Huribut, Dudiey, Baltimore; schrs Jas W Brown, Kane, Charlest.n; Kate Miller, Miller, Richmond, Vai Addi Walton, Brown, Georgelown; A E Babcock, Babcock Mary "McFarland, McParland, and WG Lewis, ter, do: Walter B Chester, Brown, “Alex idria; BW Mill, Orosby,do; Anna & Kranz, Parvere, iumore; EH Furber, Cobb: Marcia L Lewis, Lewis; | estern Star, Crocker, and Laura E Messer, Gregory, do; J A Parsons, Young, Philadelphit ohn’ W. Hall, | Powell, do; D 3. Mershon, Berry, do; Franklin, Young, New York; Maggie Hell, Stitart, do, | “Also arrived, steamships Worcester, Snow, Savannah; | | Nepuune, Berry, New York; burk A touchton, Stevens, | hrs Marriet Thoma: and Jeunic A Shep: Vanclea Sierra Leone: brig Annie Vail (Br), Kirkham, St Mur: fins; scars Anna W Barker. Snowinan, Wilmington, N C; Hattie Turner, Hupper. do; M © Moseley, Coggins, | | Pascagoula: E Elmer, Corson, Richmond, Va; Sallie B, | Bateman, Philadelphia; G C, Morris, do; Owen P Hinds, Clenaennin, W awken; Franklin, Brown, New York. Below, coming up, schr South shore, i Cleared—steamships Saxon, Baker, Philadelph Gen | Whitney, Hallett, New York; bark Neptune, Beale, Mes- | sina via Bang cchrs Walton, Galt, Charleston via Booth Bay; Uriah B Fisk, Croweil, Georgetown, DC. { ‘Arrived 8th, steamship "Perkiomen, Pierce, Philadel- | hia. 1 PIRALTIMORE, Sept_8—Arrived, bark Surprise, Hoyt, | ‘Turks Islands: brig CS Packard, ‘Amsbury, Halitax via | Fortress Monroe (not ax before). | $#h—Arrived, steamship Wm Woodward, Young, New Yor hip Macaulay, Rodgers, Rotterda: bark Nuevo, puplaact (Ital, trom Licata; schr J Paine, trom Blue- | hall, Me, Below, barks Countess of Dufferin. (Br), from Londonderry; £dward, from Amsterdam ; Ellen Stevens, from Hayana; brig Dadlev, trom Paysandu. | Cleared—Steamnships Sea’ Guil, for Charleston; Eliza- | beth, Clark, New York; barks Philothea (Ger), Muller, | Rio Janeiro; Chapman’ Rus), Strom, Rotterdam; brigs | Talisman (Nor), Lind, Bremen; Samuel Mair (Br), for | Annapolis, : schrs Resolut Tukey, San Andreas; Clara G Loud, Welt, Pensacola; Sallie Coursey, sipples, Charleston; G F Sampson, Boston; Curtis 1ilton, Risley, savannah: Liz: Hey Weymouth. ‘ailed—Bark Addie leeper. ‘i, schr D Ellis, Torrey, BUCKSPORT, Sept 3—Arriv New York. BATH, Sept 7—Satled, schrs Jennie B Gilkey, Gilkey, New York; Van buren, blano, Alexandria; Mary Wea- yer, Weaver, Philadelphia; Kate & Luella, Bonsall, Al- | bany, BANGOR, Sept 7—Arrived, barks Francesco Cilento (Ital, Gloucester, Mass: Minnesota, Arey, New York; brig Anna D Torrey, Marshall, Newburyport; scars Nel- lie, Cobb, and Daniel Webster, Trask, New York; Hattie McG Buck, Woodbury, Bucksville, e | “Cleared—Schr Carrie E Woodbury, Woodbury, New York. | CHARLESTON, SC, Sept 9—Arrived, schrs Lena Breed, trom Baltimore; J H'Stickuey, do, Lucy D, do. 5 Suited steamships South ' Carolina, Beckett, New | York; Falcon, Balunore, | | DARIEN, Ga, Aug 28—Arrived, schr Hattie Card, | Moore, Boston. 4 | “Gleated—ship Wm Witcox, Hurd, St John, NB. Sept. 1—Cleared, brig Chas Wesley, Harding, Waldo- | bores schr Amos Waiker, Gilchrist, Newburyport. 4th—Clearea, sehr GL Bradiey, Smith, Bucksport. GALVESTON, Sept 4—Cieared, steamship Clyde, Ken- nedy, New York. 7th—Arrived, steamship City of Waco, Greenman, New York via Key West; brig Wm Mallory, Jr, Forsyth,’ New | | York. | “Sti—arrived, brigs Abbie © Titeomb, Edevean, New | york: Belle of the Bay, Wiliams. do. LUBEC, Sept 1—Saile4, schrs Addie Ryerson, Cousins‘ New York; Lothrop, McAlep, Philadelphia; 4th, | Mary F Pike, Good, New York. X | “NEW ORLEANS, sept S—Arrived up. bark Ville de Bordeaux (Fr), Guillaume, Bordeaux; brig Margaret, Biakency, Havana, | “Crearea—Schr Gertrude Howes, Ward, Ruatan. | uth—Cleared, steamsnips Andean (Br), Miller, Liver- | pool; Tonawanda, Wiltbanks, Philadelphia, Passes, Sept —Sailed, bark Osborne. NORFOLK, Sept 7—Arrived, schrs Wm Leighton, Phil- lips, Boston ;’ Mary A Ivins, Bodine; Roxana, Jolinson, and’ Baltimore. J ‘ew York. NEWPORT, rrived, schr Fredonia, Sears, | Elizabethport. if i youled—sent Mary Nat Barker, Fall River for New ork. Also steamer Bristol, Simmons, Fall River, to resume her place on the line between Fall River and New York, having repaired. NEW LONDON, Sept 8—Arrived, schr E M Benklar, | Alexandria for Norwich. Sailed—Schr Ellen M Baxter, New York. ’ | | NORWICH, Sept 8—Arrived, schr Adele Felicia, Hobo- ken, NEW HAVEN, Sept %—Arrived, brig Morning Light, Dill, Demerara, via Porto Rico: sehr Tabitha & Han* nah, Bowen, South Amboy; sloop Citizen, Hammond, | Rondont. : | PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9—Arrived, steamships Ab- hotstord, Ve Ia Mote, Liverpool; Canima (Br), Leddi- crat, New York; © W Lord, Colton, Savannah; schrs Oriole, Baker, Boston; Philanthropist, Ryaer, Bangor; | Julia Decker, Frecman, Welliiees; Charley Bache, Or: cuit, St Mary's, Ga. ‘Also arrived, steamship Vindicator, Doane, New York ; schr Thos Borden, Churbuck, Vall River (and cloared tor do). ‘leared, steamers Florida, Crocker, Providenc Wheiden, Boston; ship Medea (Dutch), Newkirk, for orders; bark Edith (Br), Lockhart, Naples; brigs HB Jones (Br), Wolf, Liverpool, NS; Ida (Br), Smith, Hali- fax, NS; schrs Geo Washington, Rofl, Baracoa; Geor, iy Corhlt, Bristol HB Diverty, Nickerson, Pawtucket; Rt | Crockett, Thomas; EC Knight, Huntley, and West Den- nis, Kelly, Boston; Wm 5 Scull, Barret, somerset; Sal- | mon Washburn, Hathaway, Tanton, NeWCASTLE, Sépt 9, AM—Vassed up, brig Wm McKean, from Jamaica, selirs Carl D Lathrop, trom Hillsboro; JP Robinson, trom Gloucester. | Passed down, bark Magellan (Swed), for Havre; brig | Savalla Williams, jor Bangor; schrs KC Knight, Jr, J Manning and ry G iuns, for Boston; Benjamin Keed, tor Portland. Bark George Kingman, for Mar- seilles; schrs Sarah Brown, for Providence, and Kachael 8 Miller, (or Boston, passed down last evening. 1 * Noon—Passed up, brig Annie Batchelder, from London; schrs Stephen Harding. from Bath; Yankee Boy, from | New Haven; Margaret Plater, from’ New York; Allie H Beiden, from Corpus Christi. Passed down Ann 8 Safford, for Pawtucket: Mary T Carson, m; Sarah Cullen, Daniel G and ‘Win Walton, for ton; 3D Hart, tor Portsmouth; ida Della Torre, for Fali River, PM—Passed down, steamship Aries, for Boston; Amostina, for Ivigtut; Grace i Cann, for Antwerp: bea Witch, tor Bostot Lewes, Sept 9, AM. | in yesterday P 10 sea last nigh! ¢rson, Arianu: brig Endorus trom Bay <sohrs Alexander Young, 1.8 Anderson; barks Gartie Metnisaiem, Schr Lizzie Dacres is here, i yesterday | 7PM ARout.o0 salt gathered in harbor to-day. No re ports from off shore. PORTLAND, sept 7—Arrived, steamshit 19 Crom well, Whitehead, New York; vrig Merriwa, NS, do; sehr Mansfield, Achorn, ile an Carlos. &th—Cleared, bark Hthan Allen, Hardy, Buenas Ayres. PORTSMOUTH, Sept 7—Arrived, schr Exeter, Pendie- Wishan. ton, New York. win Phcey bose New Yor 8ihh—Arrived, sehr Mary ye. Me ‘lot boat Turley Bakar ie Kailed—Sehrs Agnes non, Wilson, Philadeiphias Jenn! Keonabac: Libs of | every | wo, 2 OE, Sept 8—Arrived, schra bagel 5 ‘Gers town, DC; Jesse Hai timore; Cloud, Willian, Trenton for James M Bayles, Arnold, blizabethpert; J Sinfth, do: Anthony Burton, Johnson, Port Johne Pas t; Bhode Island, Castro, do tor do; Bi junn, Haverstraw; Margaret, Jane, 4 do; A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, and Iris, Pierce, Verp! Point; Allen Gurney, Gurney, and Louis Hamin, dout;'E 4 Brazos, Raynor, and Richard Law, Weehawken; Albert Pharo, Bingham, Hoboken. Salled—Sclirs kvercreen, Turner; Eliza J Raynor, hell; Win ¥ Burden, Adams; Naiad Queen, Sm t Belle, Smith: Charlie Miller, Jones; Rebecca & Har- ft, Hawkins: BF Brainard, Buell. and Helen Mar, War jew York, PawnuCnet, Sept 7—Sailed, sehr Horizon, Leet, Bon- on RICHMOND, Sept 7—Arrived, steamship Old jin~ 10 aL ee et ea ad DB Bt an, Ohivairy, do; Susan Harker, Albany; Elizabeth peg Townsend, Boston. Also ‘brig Isis, Anderson, Cleared—Barks Ocean (Nor), Svensen, Glasgow; Hun- ter (Br); Olsen, do. Sailed—Bark Venskabet Gop. Vansant, Rio Janeiro; joston via Osborne's; Ge~ schry Bertha Souder, Wooster, rent ir), Rose, Rio Grande do Sul. ROOKLAND, sept 7—Salled, schrs Hattie Coombs, Mel- ville, Richmond ; Speedwell, Spaulding, Norfolk : Alirea. Keene, Pillsbury, und Mary Susan, Snow, New York. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept {—Arrived, barks D C Murray, Fuller, Honolulu: Cieta (Br, Whyte, Bangkok ; schr ton Badger (Col), Super, San Juan del Sur. Cleared—Ships Helen Morris, Chase, Honolain and Ba- ker’s Island; Horsa (Br), McKinlay, Cork ; barks Oraigie Lea (Br), Landy, do; Cuba (Br), Stabell, London; ¥ ward, Stannard, Molendo, Salled—Bark Osaca (Haw), Howorth, La Linertad. 6th—Arrived, ship Elen Goodspeca, Preble, Balti #th—Sailed, steamship Arizona, Seabury, Panama (140° tons of her freight are teas for New York via the Isth— mus). SAVANNAH, Sent 9—Arrived, steamships San Jacinto, Hazard, New York: Huntsville, Crowell, do; steamtug Com Foote, Philadelphia, : Cleared—Bark Promesst (Br), Witherspoon, Plymouth: via St Marys, On, Sailed—Steamship Cleopatra. Bulkley, New York. SULLIVAN, Sept 7—Sailed, schr Margaret, Clark, New York. YAUEM, Sept 7—Sailed. brig Matilda, Moody, Port Flight, and Johnson; ' schrs Como, Calista, 8 & B Small, Arrived, brig Crescent Julia & Martha. VINEYARD iTAVEN, Sept 8 (Br), New York tor Maitland, NS; schré Brigadier and Lonisa Bliss, Alexandria for’ Boston; Enos B ‘Phillips, New York for do; Wm H Jourdan, Georgetown, DO, for do; Hero, New Y for Salein: 1M. Stroat and Matanzas, Port, Johnson, for do; GF Baird (Br), Provi- dence, for St Jolin: Para, New York, for Machtas:#Mag- jo Mulvey, Hoboken, ‘for Bath: James RB Potter, arien, for’ Portsmouth; Freewind, Port Johnson, do: Edward Burton (ir), New York, for Cornwallis; Mary Shields, do," for — Braintree 5 Unexpected (ir), do, for st John, NB: Sandy Point, do for Bangor; Wiliam A Dubosa, Elizabethpors for ort Me; Mountain Laurel, Port Johnson for Bostor Norence’ N Tower, do tor Newburyport: A J Dyer, Weehawken for ‘do; , Lucy A Biossom ana’ 6 W' Locke, Boston for New York; Benjamin Strong, Salem, for do; Belle, Plymonth. for do; Carrie: Nelson, Duxbury, for do; Alaska, Sanda River. for dos % A Paine. tport, for do: Georgia, Leeds owe for’ Jacksonville; Chariotte Jameson, Kennebeq River for Philadelphia: Reindeer, Boston tor Cold Spring; Day-- light, Bath for Baracoa; Ringleader, Bangor for orders ;: Porto Rico, Newbury port tor Port Johnson, Satled—All betore reported, excepting schra AJ Dyer. Unexpectea (Br: Wm ubosd, fountain Laurel, Ringleader. and whaling schrs \.J Knight and Arizona, WILMINGTON NO, Sept 7—Arrived, bark Florence: Margaret (Br), Connor, Santos; sehrs' John, Gabriel,, New York; Tarry Not, Timmons, Philadelphia. Cleared—Brix Cairo (Br), McDonald, Cork. WARREN, Sept 7—Arrived, schr Jenme Rogers, Rog» Ne “"incSailed. schr Onrust, Romer, Philadelphia. 8tn—Sailed MISCELLANEOUS. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER 4 ent States; legal eae g Semertion ee ira Zent cause; no publicity required; no cha Voree granted, advice (ee 1M. HOUSE, Avorney, 19% Broudway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS Repnaerane Sta! Lemay ovary wheres Lis | 3 Vane divice fre Commi R Overy ctate and Notary Public, FREDERICK 1, KING. Counsellor at Law 363 Broadwi Fp{vasa LOTTERY. OFFICIAL LIST OF Prize.\ No. 4004 $10) S71... 5725, 5728) a ee) eeeee ESSEEEEE 9 SBEeES Ee SSSSN See SBBESS seeeee i ekekes olz2797 SUE. «2 $e 16508. . 1089.» 6545, | 6048, Ces MOY fall ana ali information furnished free, cashed. ys LOR & CO., Bankers, 11 Wali street, Yew York. OVELTIES. Among the new goods we have opened during the ast Week, dre many articles now linported lor Uae fret 6. There ts nosnch assortment of really irable goo le for wedding presents to be found in the city thing 1s 91 the vest quality, ‘and it wilire Go 8 long distauce to visit our store, ‘Among the new goods are real brenyes, new cloow nots, polished bronzes and @ very great variety Of val Giged and ormola articles, 18 ARE LOW, bcaibich 228 How AAD & WO, Be, Ma Titth avenue New ¥