The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1874, Page 10

10 r SI POSTSORIPT. | ——— THURSDAY, SEPT. 17—3:30 A. M. : SURRENDER PROMISED. —_-—— General Emory, McEuery and Penn in Consultation. A Plan of Surrender | Agreed Upon. New ORLEANS, Sept. 16—12 P. M. General Emory kas just concluded a two hours’ Lieutenant audi painstaking, Was very happy in the part of with Governor McEnery, Penn, Robert H. Marr In the conversation the State administravion interview Governor F. Cage. ‘them that and Duncan he informed must be re- stered to its original position, the arms taken from the State arsenal returned, and that the status previous to the revolution resumed. those engaged in the recent outbre: throughout every part of the State. THE REPLY. must again He guaranteed freedom from arrest for be ak and peace ‘The gontiemen, in repiy, stated that they would instantly submit to any such demand from | beyond the federal whe General necessary. Kellogg wach goverument, that They = insisted his government Louisiana impresst no show of nor one of slant, inability, resist the On leaving the committee stated 1 but @ total lack of representative that hereafter they would regard | this as that territory but acknowledged not only their utter Mandate of the national ng it upon force was | neither could hold one in- desire, to Executive. 0 the HERALD THE PROVINCE OF LOUISIANA. How soon the surrender will be made it is im- | tose poswible to ascertain, be at day. arumor prevailed that 20) negroes turing Treme station, will an early At + with Mr, J. L. Toole tm his famous imperson NEW YORK HE AMUSEMENTS. Watllack’s Theatre. ‘The serio-comic drama im three acts of “Dearer Than Life” was given at this theatre last nigne, son of Michael Garner. The play Was originolly | for Mr. Toole by #1. J. Byron, and some luea may | Notwithstanding toe | | support. be formed of his success when it ts stated that he has appeared as Michael upwards of S00 times. Unpleasant state of the Weather last evening the theatre was well filed, for Mr. Toole has grown, even im bis short stay among us, to be quite a favorite im this city. The Character in which he appeared last night was Weil calculated to sbow fis pecuiar talents as a comedian in 4 diferent light than has been done already, bis playing Justified the ed of Dim [rom other parts, fis scenes h pathos inter- mingied with humor, and again when it became necessary to depict grief and sofferng, were efforts Worthy of tie ap) lause bestowed upon bis acting. Mr. Toole has (he advantage of exceident Miss Jone Burke, alWays conscientious Lucy Garner. Miss Johnstone in the last act save a very neut bit Of character acting as Mrs. Pel let. The parts of Mr. Kedgely, played by Mr. Weaver, and Uncle Bea by Mr. Herbert, were weil rendered and were heartily applauded. The piece Was well received, and Mr. Toole, Miss Burke and Mr. Herbert were recailed beiore ‘the curtai alter each act. Park Theatre—The Gilded Age. Mark Twain was the presiding genius at the reopening of this house last night. The house has | had an uniortunate career, and it needed the genius of such a well known public favorite to give it lite once more, The nevel or written sketch of “The Gilded Age” is of decided popu- larity and calls for no comment here its adaptability for dramatic pur- poses, The latter quality was weil tested last night, There is a decided tinge of the Laura Fair tragedy in it, and the pistol episode takes place on the stage. The Laura of the play, excellently well unpersonated by Miss Gertrude Kellogg, who shows dramatic power of no Mean kind, is a character calculated to win | fully avoided ll undue sensational effects and the shooting of Colonel Selby (Mr. Levick) came in as @ natural portion of the play. The principal feature is Colonel Mulberry sellers, adznirably por- trayed by Mr. John T. Raymond, ond this chacuc- ter alone, With such an mterpreter, would be sufficient to make the success of any piece, midnfght | | lt is one of those peculiar characters that | can only be appreciated in its enurety by well acquainted with Western — lite. | Poe vaulting amoition that no mistortunes can put the probabilities are it | mar, the de; endence upon the possibilty of some- | taing turning up, out Micawbers the immortal creation of Dickens, It 1s one of those characters intended cap- | hard to handle either by dramatist or actor with. Was sent to quiet the apprehended disturbance. THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN. The Fort Sill Column in neral Davidson the Field— | in Command—The | act and made oue of those humorous speeches Thing To Be Finished Up at Once. FORT SILL, Sept. 10, 1874. At last we are ready; foot-loose and tree and in | « Forage, ammunition, lariats, clothing the Seid. and ali the other things necessary for a thirty days’ campaign have arrived and been distributed, and we say goodby, with all of a troopers heart, to | £¢ The garrison has been a scene of bustle | and preparation for at least five days past, and | Port sul, (us morning the Tenth cavalry (colored), to the Bumber of 550 Men, took up the It followed by 150 picked men of the monniain howitzers, fort wagons ané three ambulances. wand is prece by scouts. Officer of the army more than thirty an old Indian fighter, is in comm George T. Robinson and LI of the Engineer corps, accompany t ebarged with the duty of preparing wountry traveled over, General Augur, who has been here for ume, bas received instructions Sheridan to sesutue slirection of all the co-oper- | 4%" on the 4 inst the Indians, and ating columns operating to fluish tue thing up ato} The column go: wo Fort Meviellan Creek. where we shall, uf pens, get to Work. ine Of march, the intantry. tive baggage entire com- forty newly enlisted Indian Henerai J. W. Davidson, Who has been an y nd, and is Captain he command, maps ol the ome irom General Cobb and thence to nothing hap. THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND, Meeting of the y at Columbus, Ohico—Generai Sherman and Other | Distinguished Officers Present=The | mas Monument Fund. COLUMBUS, Ohio, The Society of the Army of the C here to-day for reunion. The ct decorated, anu High street for over continuous display Of fags, evergreens and other | society met at eleven o'clock in beautimlly aeco- emblems. The she Opera Hous » Which is al e ty is prefusely two miles isa rated with Mags, and a life size portrait of General the decorations, alter whici o The war a L Columbus. by Mr. James vas at Lookont Mountain jormed a prominent mneeting Was sull, Mayor of In re- spouse to calls irom the large audience In attend- ance Generais Soerman, Belknap, Custer, Wolcutt, | Leggett, Granger, Grosvenor and MeMillen, ex- came upon the stage and maue remarks, return- mpg thanks. At the ters and te wishes were received trom Gene Wooxer, Pope and Rosecrans. Ge made & jew spirited remarks in aw rhe the receipts of the 80: rnoon session of the society let- rams @Xpressing regrets and kind rals Bristow, peral Gartield wer to a call. report of the Treesurer was read, showing ty siuce Lhe Pittsburg meet- the disbursements ‘tributions to ND the memorial the following A. Croxton, Colonei John C, Colone! T. hi. ing (0 bave been $5,120 and $1,708. Up to this date the total co THR THOMAS MONUMENT PL have been $9,560. The report on shows (uat during the past year deaths have occarred among the members of the soorety:—General Hi. Kiinek, Captain W. B. Brunts aad elauley. THE GRASEHOPPER RAV! flea tere—Means R Session of to Relieve ‘Tor Tne Kansas Legisiature met in yesterday, at a call of AGES, the Kansas Legisla- the Sufferers mmended by the Governor, KA, Sept. 16, 1874. ‘a session | the Governor, to provide i@eaps to relieve destitute citizens on the frontier, | e taeda #0 DY the ravages of grasshoppers. Gwang to tue memiwy the late ~peaker, Thomas Leaver worth, We, on the third ballot, Both vouies organized in tie alternoon, . a8 @ State, P. Fenton, of elected Kansas Speawe aba THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE was dele d. It states th dane Of breadstuds, mu leed 1 her peopte; eh more than hut that portion Late whieh har been almostentirely de- wiated during the last elgnteen months will enter ‘or the waut of necessar) of ie uniess provision is made for its relief. Tuis section 1s contined té the counties west of the sixth princi: pai merkgean. and tue Governor estimates the mnber ay destitute 00 an amount of seed whe e a0 He leaves (we Lage! evie means of relief, and in forclole auriw us tue Lewislature to con- tee well bo Lhe spe object of the session and AjOUTM a8 @ven as The Neceesary measures of re- Wel areenaed, THE GOOD TEMPLARS Address Of the Grand Master ow the Garstion of Politic Nite BEorouD, Mase, 874, The Good Templars of Massachusetts are beodimg their semwannual seseton in this city, With «goes attenciance Of leiegate nt seauewes, Bhe report gives ove xm, pon THE QUPMTION OF the Graeme Master, Bil) ommiteed her rn B pier TROTTING AT rooonerera, §, ¥., Se Al thet nde + woo tte! * Lew _ and aveighs beats Tame, 2200, — 08 THE PRES O46 Law the Detetriet Grand Jury F mi Agein Viditer of 0 the Grane Jory thet they had javed tharies A. Dana of New ner i. Meepherd Ve erimine. Moe Rew York Suse (08 Jule i lant from the dri- the mem Poumrics his address, says;— utes Involved in the wa truitial thea wrership im the Or the duties of citizen the vbitgation «i ties the “tate. The & POUGHKEEPSIE, pt 16, 1874, day Fred and | tm ae mn to rE the Court im the case of & char ged by Alexan wlaiape ub | Outimcurring the charge of exaggeration, but in and a United States oficer | this case there was nota chance for complaiut. | Mr, Raymond’s characterization was admirable in every respect, and Mr. ‘Twain's words just fitted | Such @ Character, The other characters were | moderately weil represented, and it is something to say thal noue were badly portrayed. Mark was called beiore the curtain at tue close of the third | that must be heard to be appreciaied. | at the salient points of the play and at the prin- | Clpal actor and rich morsels of humor were tue tinguishing features of ihe speech. At the tall of the curiam in the last act Mr, Raymond was called ont and made a iew umely remarks. “Toe Gilded Age” fills a void im drama of purely Ameri- can lle that has been long feit, aud its great suc. cess at its first representation should encourage the author to turn his talents im this direction again. Happy hits Musical and Dramatic Notes. | The success of the “School for Scandal” at the | Fitta Avenue Theatre has been instantaneous, utendnt L. H. Orkman, | | Sept. 16, 1874, | meral Sheridan then took charge of | the meeting us President of the society. pvernor Hays, Father Christy and Colonel Strait | ee Of & federal appoint. | The new arrangement of the scenes is praisea on every hand. No more magniiicent revival or gen- erally perfect performance of this {amous comedy has been given in New York. Mile, Marie Heilbron, prima denna of the Stra- kosch Ltalian Opera Company, arrived in this city yesterday in excellent heaith and spirits. Her début will be in the role of Violetta, in “La Travie th inst, | WESTION’S WALK. | After completing his 135th mile on Tuesday | might, at in, n. 108, Weston retired to rest, hut not to sleep, which he was greatly in need of. ‘The desired repose failed to reach him, and he lay tossing on his couch until past one A. M. without ovtaining the sleep he so much needed, Finding ‘this to be the case, he arose trom the bed, and after being rubbed and dressed was carried on to uinberland met | the track from his room in the usual manner. He Started off very slowly when he was landed at the judge’s stand, but managed, with several stops of from nine to twenty-three minutes, to score his first Smiles Jor the day’s tramp at 4h. 138., when he iaid on his cot, which had been brought in front of the judges’ stand, and had his ieet and head bathed. When about to have his socks put on it | Was aiscovered that the little toe of nis right toot | Was very much inflamed, causing him excructat- ing agony, to such an extent that it was found impo-sible for Weston to put his joot to tue ground. Dr. Taylor, however, after constant at- tion and the application of certain medicaments. managed, alter some time, to so reduce the pain as tO secure to the walktat some littie | ease. Weston then dozed and tussed avout on his couch until Th. sm. 203., when sumed his weary walk around. His 150th mile was nad 5h. 38mm. 5; ‘The 155tu was recorded at gh. 45m. 40s, He then went sailiug along at @ pretty good gait until the 160th mile was tramped. out at 10h, Sim, 48s. He kept pegging along at this gait, with rests of fifteen or twenty minutes every eigiit or nine miles until the 190th Was put on the | book at 6b, 58m. 12s. The 201st mile was scored at | lon. 16m. 12s., when Weston resied, bathed his feet and changed his boots, starting again at 10h. Sim. 87s., with the intention of Walking on uoul four o’c.ock this morning. Weston still thinks he will accomplish bis unaer- taking and, iu iact, is becoming more buoyant in spirits than at any time since he first started. ‘There were quite a large number of spectators in attendance throughout the day, notwithstanding the unfavorable condition of the Weather. Upinions Were most conflicting and various as to the poséi- bility 01 the great waikig’ completing the 500th | mule, The party who should be supposed to know | most about tae matter seemed to be most conti- dent that he will successtully accomplish the feat. |» INCREASSD MAIL FACILITIES, Newrort, R. I., Sept. 16, 1874. Great satisfaction is felt here to-day from the fact that the Wickford route is to carry the mail from the 20th inst, This gives us a mail from New York twice a day during the week, and once both ways on Sunday. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTUS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, DATES Stra tr. Ofte. (61 Broadway 150 Browd way. \19 Broadway 4 Bowling 7 Bowhng [69 Broadw: 15 Broadway, |SBrouawav. | Sails. | Destination, | | Hamburg Rotterdain Spain ess City of Montrea! Ville ae raris, troethe . se Broadway Holian {Sept 22.) London... )69 Broadway. on) [sept. 2%.|Livervool..|4 Bowling Creen state of Indiona.. 72 Broadway. thu Hamburg..|61 Broadway € n Liverpook. |¢9 Broadway City of Brussels. . | Liverpo 115 Broad way hi |Glasvow. "7 Bowling Green .| Liverpool. 19 Broadway Liverpoo!.. |4 Bowling | Liverpool. 4 Bowling . Glasxow.../72 Broadway, Hamburg... 6) Bre i -!7 Bowling Green 113 Broad wav, 72 Broadway. Ginedow, State of Peans'i'a|( Abyssinia veal 7| 4 Bowling Green Analia,..... joc. 7 7 Bowling Green Hesia Oct. 8.| Hamburg. 161 Broadway. tRichmond'ver W).| Liverpool. IIS Broadway public veelOet, KY (Liverpool, 19 Broad JOct. 10. \Liverpool.. | Bowling Green 10et 10. Glasgow... 7 Bowling Green Simanac tor Vew York—This Day. SON AND MOON, Son rises. Sun sets Moon sts... HIGH WATER. Sandy Hook, eve 926] Hell Gate..., . PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 16, 1874, CLEARED. “cametip Luly (in), Thompson, Liverpool via Queens. wweeF Wd lore “tearebip Australia (Br), Mackay, Glasgow—Hender ! Oe ir: The success of the play was of the | | Most pronounced kind, | sympatny and gain applause. Mr. Twain nas care- | he Once more re- | Gov. Island,.morn 12 00 | town. eamsahie Pembroke (Br) Williams, Cardiff—A Baxter | Smenetie, Nohengzollern Ger), Nordenholdt, Bremen— ie & Co. Steamship ¢ we Washington, Whitehead, Portland— Clark 4 Seaman. Ship Giuseppe Murai (Ital), Murai, Bristol, E—E E Mor- gau's Sona. hip Aduairal (Ger), Uaesioop, Brenion— Herman Bact- adiateur Fr), Mareussen, Havre—Boyd & Hine Hark Jenuy ‘ote, Bremen—F Sch woon. Bark Clar fr, Huimer, Bremen—F Sehw« Bark Athena (Ger), Beluner, Bremen—I heo Kuger. Fark bimily (Ger), Reichmann, Cape lown—runch, lige (tab, Ressetto, Newry—Slocovich & Co Ital, Lauro. Palermo pwiand, Lanton, Kingston, Ja—A H Si jayne, Aux Cayes—Abiel Abbott, iiams Ponce, Pit—si weche (Br), Haywood, Liverpool, NS—L F Brig- ry ehr Mary G Curren, McMillan, Point-a-Pitre—H A Va- table & Son. oQttt ® Ss Hawkins, McVey, Charleston—Evans, Ball & Sehr Oretta, Heevey, Baltimore— Sehr L-tandisi, Wilder, Oo. Sehr Clara Jane ©o sehr & Bee Steamer A ¢ Hand, m Chalmers, roke, Me—ved Prye & ‘arrison, Pembroke, Me led frye & sumer, Warren, Philadeipmia—iames ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPH LINE E Ja (Br), Leiten, Liverpoc ih, with ‘mdse and” pass Arrived ai 0 AM. “Sept 14, la 7 masip Ju ). hence for’ Laverpoot: lat 41 18, lon 68, Ship Constantia (Ger), trom Bren: tor New York. Thoringia (Ger), Meyer, Hamburg Sept 2, vre Sth, with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt & y winds and heavy sea to the Banks: «19, Int 41d, ton 67 18, passed mouth, from for dew York, Steamship Hohenstauffen (Ger), Franke, Bremen Sept | i via Havre 4, with indse aud passengeh to Velrichs Co, | Steamship Etna (Mr), Ecker, Carthagena Aug 30, Sava- nilla Sepe4, banta Martha Sth, and Kingston un. with mase ant passengers to Pim, Forwood & Co. t 10, jwuth of Cape Maya, spoke steamship Andes, hence for angston. Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Havana Sept 11, with mise and passengers to Wa P Clyde & Co. Steamship Huntsviie, Crowell, Savannah fept 13, With indse and passengers to R- Lowden. nee. ship Lal'ie soullard (ot Y ads May 5 with indse to J D Wood, July 4 lat sl S, lon 38.40 E, experienced a severe gale: rounded Cape of Good Hope duly passed st Helema July 51, and crossed the Equator Aug | had strong northerly | Winds im 10 Nand carried them to the trades, which we 1 Aug 21 in ISN; sept2, 40 miles W of Bermuda thought it thecessary epare for the Sta number of bi ere seen. pre= purse drift ir muda that we mixh ruck; but frou our proximity musa omy to night, much against my will, ses—ihe Bermuda the latter and ro with the Isla to Ber- run to the westward all being limited to © vortex dsb 30 mile fit proved to be the worst hurricane Lever experienced in twenty years) ernising: it was at its heigat at LPM of Sth, having commenced in earnest at7 AM, then sifted to the east, the centre passin vessel; on the 6th found Ww 7 mies WNW since the previous day ort topgallaut rail; since then have had Barnegat at PM, Wth: Sept I, lat 29, ¢ bark San Luas (Br), from Iquique for New Jays out Was 10 days in the channel, with Strong westerly 3 then e winds aud’ calms; was 18 days of the banks; Sept 7. lat42, lon 6l, experiended a terrific hurricane trom S, hauling gradually to WNW, lasting 13 hours; . lat 39.08, Jon 65 U8, 2AM, made the ight of a\ on fire 2 prints on lee bow: bore | away tor it;7 AM, r sailing 35 miles, passed close by Masts, ONE sq) rigged, pal te, with spars: hea, had eli uttock ‘sh other h 1: also a large mass of wrecked stuff, consisting of oli cases, &c., still on fire: the sea for some distance was strewn with ‘cases marked “Pratt's Astral Oil;” could see nothing of the hull or boats Ship Emerald Isle, W) Wizht lat 5) 50. lon 28 wards Island for Liverpoot sehr Ocean (of Marblehead tish. ship Helios (Ger), Kriegel, pt 6, on the Banks, fishing ad’ taken 400 quintals of Hartienool 61_ davs, with coal to order: vessel to kunch, Edye & Co. Sept 7. lat ), jon 62 49, experienced a hurricane, commencing at ESE, veering (o XW, lasting 12 hours, lost tore and main topsails. | ship La Gloire (Br), Rood, Antwerp via Sydney, CB, 52 days, with coal to master. Bark HL Routh, § to Thomas Dunham’ phew £Co, Sept V3, lat 4) 45, 65 40, spoke bark “Catton” (Sor), from L ool tor th bulwarks carried away. The H LR andy Hook fororders. Bark Ranger (of Yarmouth, NS), Seott, Belfast 47 days, last to Boyd & Hi ni. Is’ bound to Charlestor to this port having on Sept 7, lat 402 experienced a hurricane, comm: 0 hours: neails and sprung f in with the A’ irom Baltimore for Q Ith all her spars sone and ithe mate and three men her m some port, bur she MH teet ot w went on board to try and had to be abandoned (see Miscellany): sept % Jon 682 spoik ~ Delta (Br), tron: Halltax Indies, with loss of foreniast, which occurred ricane: would return to Halifax tor repairs. Bark Aster (Nor), Faiek, Limerick 96 days, in, batiast Tetons & Bockmann. Is ‘anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, Vark Evstatningen (Nor), Lydersen, Newry. T, 47 days, in ballast to ietens € Bockmann. Is anchored in Graves- end Bay for orders Bark Vasa (Nor), Neilsen, Waterford 38 days, in ballast to Funch, Edye & Co, orters. Bark Askos ballast to Fu Bay for orders Bark Kong Evstein (Nor), Eriksen, Watertord 44 days, in ballast to Fnnch, Eye & C Bark Ala (Nor), Asleksen, Groenock 41 days, in ballast to Teiens & Bockinann. Is anchored at Satidy Hook for orders. Bark Mereur (Nor), Nellond, Gottenturg $3 days, { ballast to Tetens & Bockmann! Js anchored in Gray end Bay for orders, Bark Agder (Nor), Christie, Rotterdam #7 days, in bal Jnst to Tetens & Bockmann. “Sept 9, off Sable Isiand, a hurricane from SE tw NW, lasting 10 nours; lost lower ThaIntopsanl. y (Nor), Marenssen, Wi e& Co. Is a ford 38 in jored in Gravesend Bark George (Ger). Segeiken, Bremen 39 days, with | mise to © Luling & Go, Sept 7, lat al. ton o8, had a hur- ricane trom ESE to NW, lasting 10 hours, and lost tore anid main topsails: 1th, lat 4449, ton S147, spoke fishing sehr Ocean (of Marblehead), with “00 quintals of fish, Hark Carib, Townsend, St &o, to P Hanlord & € Brig Medea Nor), Abrahamsen, Limerick — days, in batlast to Tetens € Bockmann, Is anchored in Graves- end Bay for o | Small Flensborg 47 day ballast to pt 7, jatss 19, lon 5 10 hurri- cane irom SE to SW and W: vessel was knocked down, bnt rightea without damage, | Brig Pola dtal, Fonda, Rio Janeiro Hampton Roads 80 days, with cotfee "to Meyer Bros: vessel to Slo- | eovich & | Brig Gdwin Rowe, Crocker, Wanks River Nic, 24 days, with mahogany to order; vessel to BJ Wenberg. | Brg Torri logwood to RM Brig Hattie Eator phell, Minturn Brig Clara Jenkins « days. 10 ballast to Miller & Houghton, Scr Marcia. Reynolds, Westerdyke, Laguayra Aug 26. via Porto Cabello Sept 1, with coffee und hides to Dailett, Bliss & C Sehr General Grant, Haw 16 daya, with sugar to HAV; aster, Schr White Wing, Thompson, Havana 16 days, with sugar to Brett, & Co, sehr Lily (of Windsor, NS), Cow Bay, CR, 11 days, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Job: vessel to © B Swain & Si 8, lat 4. son 44. lon 65, had a hurricane froin ESE to ind split sally and stove bul- lasting 8 hours; jos ks. hr A & F Benton, Budd, Richmond Mr New Haven hr AE Valentine, Potter, Alexandria for New Lon Cooper, Cape Hayti 10 days, with It, cua 11 days, with sugar to el to Brett, & Bangor), Coombs Yoint-au Pitre, Guad, table & Son ssel 10 hr DE Sawyer, Bennett, Virginia. hr Wm Clark, Green, Vitgini Vira irgimia. on, Virginia. che Wm Gillen, Maflit Sehr RO 4 Ward, Cran Sehr PC huitz’ Thom bara. Heddon. ¥ MH Hand, Hand, Vi he Hamburg, Hall, Virgi Schr Monteveu, I Sehr Louisa Bird: etowen, DC. etown, DO, for Provi- Retursep—Ship O'Thyen (Ge an, hence Sept 3 tor sourabaya, retur: of having on ts carried away and xprun: I telter, of Bre | During the gale John | washed ourd, and several otly or less injured by being knoe Will, probably he obliged to 4 examination and repairs Retorsep—Sehr North fos, havin nan (late Borden, hi Sept, when 10 miles SW onntered hurricane of unusual viole: a most frightful sea, which b washing away deck | Of slooxs and @ le. tearing the sails in shreds and doin mage. During the height of the storm tl dP Borden, and the first ofneer. Nathan both of Horton. NS, were washed overboard drowned. The condition of the Lard state weather rendered it imposstble to aseist them, The vee sel was brought back by the second officer. Wm Gren. nan. Passed Tarough Hell Gate, ROUND SOUTH, Powhatan, Capt JE Jouett. Us steamer Boston for ir Ring Dove, Swain, Maitland, NS, for New York 8 | days with lath to Gorhatn Boardman i cep Bacay ty Hawking Bridgeport tor New York, Scbr Jas Fitch. Smith, Nantucket lor New York, with | fis: to Chapel & Co. 3 ew York, | Sehr Monitor, Chas | Sehr Charlie Mal w Haven for New York. | antucket for New York, Boston for » ‘Jones, Ni clird L Daboll, Rackett, i fish to GC Rogers, | sehr Orion, Wadswort! | s tod D'Lindsley | fr Pointer, Bl Haven tor New York { br Lady Antriin. Carter, Providence for New York. | Ellsworth for F dout, with ‘ Sebr Rebecca @ Harriet, Hawkins, Northport for Ron- dont ry, Jones, New Bedford for New Yorks New Rochelle tor New York, «ROY e lor New rork, with indse Steamer Albatross, Davis, Pali River tor New York.with | mdse and passengers | veg, te Leyden, Lieut AJ Iverson, Boston tor New ‘ork, HOUND Past, Steamship Gen Whitney ett New York for Boston. Sehr Nellie Lamper, Wiley, Weehawken for Lynn | Sehr Belle BMa. Krush, Weehawken for Providence Senr dG Callyer Lewis. Fort Jobnsou tor Boson, Schr A G Refsell, Hatield, VortJobueon for Middk | Schr Jag Parker..Sr, Lewis, Ainboy for Hartford. | Kehr DL sturges, Meyers, Port Johnson tor Hyanis. | Sear Hunter, Green, Port Jounson tor Dichton | Sehr Robin Hood, Baker, Philadelohia tor Provide °@ Sepe Thos 8 Smith. AgewW York for New Bedford, 7 | fenwood, Hallock, Portsmouth, Va—Van Brunt | } | Rio Janeiro, r / | fell in with th pote Gitana (of Liverpood, Jones. C icutta, and Sands | on evening of the | the | nded to on morning of | and only ciolus, Lobey, Liverpool July $1, with mdse to | urtin, Liverpool 34 days, in ballast | Isanchored at sandy’ Hook tor | ‘oix 13 days, with sugar, | ept 7, in lat di, lon 63, ened rtul cyclone, commencing SK and ‘ending very heavy | sea, Carin Ph had sails blow bnlwarks, | Lect | phin via Vigo; Clara M'Goodrieh, Look, RALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. for New ! Pe = al Orty of Fitchburg, Baker, New Yors | SAILED, Steamships Belgic (Br), London: Cuba (Br), Liverpool ; Stite of Vireinatiins Glasgow Austratia (ory do: Fem: broke (Br), Cardiff; Great Western (Br), Bristol , Hohen. | zollern (Ger), Bremen: City of san ‘Antonio, New Ore jh ship Inspector (Br), London, schr Edwin J Pal- | mer, Tampico. | The following vessels are anchored at Quarantine, | | outward bound :—Barks Flora (Ger), for Liverpool; Helene (Nor), tor do; Orion (Nor), tor do; Salvatore (Hab, for Cork: Divico (Nor), ‘for do; Bellatrix (Nor), tor stettin; Jupiter (Ger), for ‘do; Hein rich Direks Ger), tor de; Athena (Ger), | for | Jenny Ger). tor do; Active | "Nor), uptirosyne (Br), for Lisbon; Agostina (tal, st; Arinonia (Ital), tor do; Arcturus (Ger), for Hermania (Ger), Antwerp; Vesta (Nor), res, vrve (ital), for Barcelona; Fda, for T Cato (Dutch), for Natal; Maria Ade now; brig , for Lisbon; L Obligo (Lu!) for Beltast, kuby, for Trinidad, | Maritime Miscellany. | Bar See Cable despatches and news ver steamship Sco- | tia. | Our thanks are due the pursers of steamships Etna , from Kingston, and Crescent City, from Havana, tor favors, Snip Evten Sovrmarp, Woodward, from Elsinore for | New York, was boarded by pilot boat Hope, » ol, on the Lith inst. of & Isand, and ordered to New Orieans. | Capt Woodward, ot the kien Southard, reported Sept 9 » 14039 15, lon 6402, boaraed the wreck of ship brnst (Ger) | Kraft hence Sept 3 tor Antwerp, waterlogged and aban- | doned, with 14 feet of water in her hold; supposed the | crew were on board @ brig bowna E, which was seen | from alott. Bark P © Warwick (Br), at Fortress Monroe 1th i orts that on Sevt 6, lat 19 N, lon 58 | panish bark Carmen, from Teneriffe tor Havana, whieh had been dismasted on the 4th; had a jury mast rigged aud Was proceeding; did not require assistance. “i BaRk ANtox1o Manta (Aus). “Glasar, from Baltimore | for Queenstown, has been abandoned. Capt Giasar | makes the following report:—Left Baitimore Aug 29 with | a cargo of grain; on Sept7, | ricane, commencing at Sk, veering around to NW, lasi- | | ing 10 hours; threw the vessel on her beam ends; tiad to cut to cut away ail her masts, when she righted, ‘with If feet of water in her hold, the masts having gone through her bottom; finding it impofsible to ave the vessel con- | told, were taken off by the bark Kanger and brought to this port. Bark Dux oF Corxwatt (Br), Jenkins, from Quebec for foundered at sea prior to Sept Ll. Rarx Bavaccren (of Toulon), betore reported towed into sydney, CB, derelict, by steamship Virgo, is a ves- sel of 256 Lon register, two vears old, coppered and cop- per fastened, built of Oak and pitch pine. ‘The wreck is in good condition, but the masts and rigging are all gone. | Bare Avrora (Br), Crosby, at Beaufort, SC, for Bu- rope, Which was blown ashore Aug 26 while leaving the former port. and subsequently floaied, will be towed to Savannah this week for a thorough overhauting. Brig Apa H Hatt (of Halifax, NS), 28 days trom Milk River, Ja, for Delaware Breakwater, was spoken Sept 12, 0 miles south of Cape Lookout, and reported having been dismasted night of loth. Scur Lirtux Davin, Spring, from Elizabethport, with 109 tons of coal, struck on a’ rock in Morris Cove, New Mayen, morning ot Ith, about 7 o'clock, and ‘went | down. Senn Manta Ann, of Fishkill, was sunk off Cornwall, Hudson River, on the 1th inst. by tug Frank Carter She was toaded with brick. There were three men on board, two of whom were reported drow: Later re- ay they were picked up, ‘The sunken sehr lies in y dangerous position, a8 she is directly in the path ofall the night steamers, Scnz Axxtr Lee, at Portsmouth, NH, reports Sept 7. lat 44 28, lon 61 33, encountered a heavy'gale from the east, backing in from the northward, and blowin) nado tor five hours; had boats, water casks an movable thing swept off. Sear Ann & Scsan (Br), 823tons, built at Norwalk, Ct, in 1852, now in port, has been sold to parties in this city ata private price, and will load naphtna for the United | Kingdom. Scun R Leacm, Pendleton, from Rockland for New | York, with lime, was ashore on Hart Island sent 15. Scur Kare Bucwayas, from New York tor Houston, was spoken, no date, &c (by bark Isliiott itchie, at Gal veston Sept7 trom Boston). and was supplied with a bar- rel of water. The K R experiencea heavy weathcr on | the passage, and was compelled to lay to for 65 hours, Scur Fixetwixc, of Lamoine, Me, before reported imiss- ing, lias been lost onthe Banks ot Newfoundiand, having been in collision with another vessel. ‘Three men were saved, but the rest of the crew are supposed to be lost— | [See news per steamsnip scotta.? | | SteaMER Chana HeLENa (Haytien), from Port an Prince | for Boston, before reported. spoken under sail, arrived | at Vineyard Haven ith, Her machiuery is Wisabled. | She had been 6) days on the passage. | _ The Gloucester Telegraph Press says there are 497 ves- sela belonging to the district of Gloncester, axgregating | 29,019.54 tons, being a decrease of 16 veseels froin the pre- Vious year and of 24 trom 1872 but owing to the in | proved character of the vessels the increase of tonnaye over last year is 513.03 tous and over 18:2 the increase is 136).85 tons. The port of Gloucester has a fleet of 4l4 vessels, of a tonnage of 25,082.21 tons an increase of 803.90 tons over jast year. Rockport hus 57 vessels. Annis quam 2 vessels, and Essex and Mauchester have two schrs each, | At North menced this coal or called or'orders. Of this number 293 were schrs, $6 brigantines, 79 ba rks, 10 ships and 36 steamers, —At Kast Boston Messrs Smith & Towns. 1,200 tons on the stocks, Well ad- ¥ are building on their own accoun: | she is 193 feet long, 38 wide, 2 deep, including $4 tect height or between decks, and is of a'tne model for sail ‘4 Lor- every vdney, CB, since the shipping season com- ingand carrying, They have also the irame ot a 1,000 ton ship in tie yard, which they are prepared to put up | when the ve a contract for that purpose, re At Kockland, ford starrett’s shipy new and beautimiy modelled schooner all ready to be launched, and another whose planking 1s nearly finished, | while the timber for a third is waiting for the workmen, | who are as busy as so many beavers. Allof the above Vessels are to be commanded by Kockland men. Snow, | Farwell & Co, atthe marine railway yards, are building | wheat and trim light draught vessel, whose commander is not yet designated, | cqfbe new sche butic at Haverhill by My Eben Manson still remains on the stocks ready to launcR, butas there appears no great dewand for tact class, her owner | is Willing she should continue on the stocks for. the | present. She has been named Lucy Nay. In the mean- | time work is being pushed on the other vessel building by Mr Manson atthe same yard. ep—At Bueksport, lth inst, from. the yard of n Beasley & Co,a superior built three-inasted tons, ‘called — Charles Fabens, bens & Co, of Salem, Mass; others, of Bucksport, and Capt. WS Keene, of Pros: pect, who Wili command ‘er, Av Columbia Falls, Me, sept 10, from John H Cran- | dou’s yard, the fine brig Leonora, “She 1s 205 tons, new + and is" owned by the builders, John ew York; | general hting business, % | | At Beliust. Me, ‘on saturday, trom MeGilvery's yard, | the three-masted schr Ida E Lathan, to be employed in cheral freighting, under command of Captain’ WS Potter, of Orient, late master of schr Thomas W Haven. Hier dimensions are —Lenzth of keel, 12311; beam, 33. {Cs lower hold, 95 ft; between decks, 54 | Notice to Mariners. | MAINE LIGHTS. | One of the Tightouses at two Lights, Cane Blizabeth, Me, Isall ready to light. There is talk of putting a new | light at York “Nubble, at the request of the steamship lines. Gen Duane will rebuild the light at Long Poin | near Provincetown, Mass, and will | Indian Island, Rockport, Me, and has commenced one at Grindall’s Point, Camden harbor. MEDITERRANRAN—SAN VINC On the 5 house eres the port of the sea 20, NAPLES. hot Aug last a light was shown on the light- atthe end of the Mole of San Vincenzo, in lace of the one destroyea by light is red, with "flashes nd illuminates the whole sector of Wing sea. Tn the interior of the port the light je edis waite. “The height of the flame above the level of the sea is 16m, and is visible in a clear atmo- sphere ata distance of'12 miles. The illuminating ap- Paratusis dioptrical and lenticular of the sixth order, | At the sume date the lights of the two dioptrical light- | hous h were substituted provisionally for the | destroyed lighthouse, ceased. Whaiemen. Arrived at Provincetown 13th, sehr Gracie M Parker, Dyer, Atlanue Oecan, with 150 bbls spand 230 hpbk oil; reports on Hatteras ‘Ground, no date, schr Antarcte, | Beil, do, 210 sp. and NJ Knights, v: Arrived ac do Mtb, schrs Arizon: New Bedford. |, Bark seine, Shiverick, of NB,at sea Aug 12, expecting to | touch ai Valparaivo the nextday, to land Joseph King, | & boatateerer, who was badly hurt by a blanket piece of 4 triale talliig on bn walle cutting in a, wile Aug 5, | The Seine had taken 320 bbls sp oil since leaving Talca- | Ruano in April—1200 sp all tod, 26 mouths out. Would return to the Chili ground jately, and be at Tal | cahuane in November spoke Aug 7, bark’ Morning Star, Potter, \ 8, 800 sp all 2 37 W. bark Wave, | | Sbokem—Auz 6, lat 4.9) 5 Briges, of N 4 seen hothing since ntl Aug 5, when he caught and nm Whales, Spoken. Snip Titan, Berry, from London for New York, Aug 26, lat 47, lon W. ‘ eit js (Amer), from California for Liv- WN lon 26 W | saved fo . from London for New York, Reston), from Bombay for Liverpool, , 0 | ship Cicero (Hr), Monk, from Calcutta for New York, 6) days ont (by the’ steamer Florence, which afrived at | Algoa Bay July 25, irom Mossel Bay, | | Bark Alexander sw. trom Autwerp for New York, Aug 26, lat 45-45, Jon 12 05 Bark Nellie Moody (it), from Liverpool for sydney, CB, Aug 27, tat 831, lon 18. Hark Tarpelan <r toi Richmond for Rio Janetro, 1) . lat 18 on St W, 1 Bark, Tatay. Fett trom Portiand for Montevideo, Aug | 1, dar 20 2 Brig Dundes (Br), rom New York tor Bahia, Aug 5, lat jon 4 W. hr’ Fairfleld (Amer), steering W by N, Aug 27, iat 44 | 4a 52 /N, lon 24.50 W | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, ah, Liewt WH Mayer, Jr, Bostoz | | -———— Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in | formod that by telegraphing to the Henao London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street;the arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abrow, of American and ail foreign vessels teading with the United States, the same will be cabled tw tuts coantey (rys ot charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Avvwenr, Sept M4—Sailed, brie Ara (Nor), Esachsen, nited States, Hurston, Sept 16—Arrived, bark Holmestrand (Nor), New York. Safed 15th, bark Ebenezer (Nor), Nickson, United Be | States. Laest, Sept 16—Arrived, steamship Washingtom (Wr), New York for Havre Cuonstavt, Sept W—sailed, ship Ladoga, Willey, United States. Cxotz—Arrived, brig Integridad (Sp), Sust, Philades- w York via Oporto, Dean, Sept e—Sailed, sehr J W Drury, Snow rom | Yor Janion), Kio Janeiro, ide (ral, | jat 40 30, lon 6304, had a hur- | cluded toabandon her; the captain and crew, 11 all | ar, over OW vessels have either loaded | rd, there is a | E B Gardner | Capt Blood, of Harrington, Me | ands her). and others. ‘She is intenued tor | y ct a new light at | from Akyab for Falmouth, July | | Unversagt, New York. | Gvovcester, Sept 16—Sailed, bark Sonnabend | New Yor | York. Also arrived 15th, ships Caledonia, Potter, Bangé and Rockland ; Hamilton Fish, Bryant, San Franc Sailed 15th, barks Brazil (Br), Prout, Tybee; © F (Br), Utley, do (not sailed 10th), Nuwny, Sept 16—Arrived, bark | Cafterano, New York, Guascow, Sept 16—Arrived, bark Ravensbourne (Br), Ger), Pust, Wilmington, NO; brig Gustav Metzler (Ger), York, | _ Arrived 15th, brig Domentco (Ital), Monasterietti, New | Hava, Sept 1S—Arrived, ship Jaceo A Stamler, Sam- | son, New York, | _ Liverroot, Sept 15—Arrived, ships Jane Fish, Morton, | St¥ohn, NB; 16th, Friedlander, Emerson, San Francisco, ‘or, Me, isco. Elwell Also sailed 1th, ship Richard LI, Hubbard, Charles. | on Movitie, Sept 16—Arrived, steamship Utopia (Br), Small, New York for Glasgow. Mataca—Sailed, bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, New York. jo Bata Daste (Ital), | y reyMourm, Sept 15—Sailed, the Chevalier, for New York. QurENstown, Sept 16—Arrived, brig Unto (Rus), Borg, Philadelphia. Arrived 1th, barks Ragnhild (Nor), Jacobsen, New York ; Luigi © (Ital), Laviosa, do; léth, Meutor (Nor), Ol- sen, do. | Also arrived 16th, steamship The Queen (Br), New York for Liverpool. (not sailed Lith), | May Queen (Br), Nisbet, Wilmington, NC. | Perasso, New York via Queenstown. Samarang July 18 bound to America via Padang, ing badly. bound to the United States, as having been agrou proceeded without apparent damage. Foreign Ports. | | AsPIxwatt, Sept 3—Arrived. scr La Libertad, | Boca del Toro. ‘ailed Sth, bark Corea, Ellis, Pascagoula, ness, Pictou. Sailed 4th, bark Florence Peters, Branscomb, brig Juanito (Sp), Serra, New Orleans | Havana, Sept. 6—Arrived. | Siewerts, Cardi; 7th, Queenstown (Br) Kent, owles Dow, Machina orl ! New | York | Kniaston, Ja, Sept2—Arrived, sehr Lizzi | New York. Sailed Aug 29, achr N Hand. Dougherty Old Harbor; Sept brig A Kggleso, Everet vin Milk River. | “'Moxrxco Bay, Ja, Sept 2-Arnved. schr DW | Miller, New York. Orleans, lig; brig Nellie Husted, Gree: | Matanzas, Sept 7—Arrived, bark Manitou, North, Balti- more. ied 5th. bark Kvelyn (Br), Smith, New York. ORTH SYDNEY, CB, Sept s—Cleared, shin Cro (Br). Cochran, st John, NB. Pont Maia, Ally 27—Sailed, prig Pedro, | New York. StNcarore, Sept 10—Sailed, bark Escort, Carver, Bos | | ton. Saut River, Ja, Sept 3—Arrived, brig Mary A Berrv, Norfolk, New York; brig Lydia H Cole, Rose, Baltimore, st Jonn, NB, Sept 1S—Aarrived, sehr Bragg, | Rorrenpam, Sept 15—Sailed, barks Carl Friedrich (Ger), | Kneuth, New York; Dronning Louise (Nor), Larsen, do Sailed 4th, bark Bolivia, Everett, United States. | | Snieups, Sept L5—Sailed, ship Trimountain, Jones, New | York. Arrived at a port in the United Kingdom Sept 1 bark Arrived at ——— Sept 16, bark Frageni de Voto (Ital), Sailed trom —— , bark Louise, for United States, Loxpon, Sept 16—A telegram from Batavia reports the bark Sea Belle (Br), Goggin, which was last reported at as nav- ing gone ashore, but got off and returned to harbor, leak- A telegram trom Bordeaux reports the Hermanos, ind and Auson, ‘ARDENAS, Sept 7—Arrived, schr Ralph Cariton, Hark- Sagua; parks Davit MeNutt (Br), Liver- Me jeans, ww York via New York cands, Babrs, | Berry, xpected (Br), | | [St Jaco, Aug 31—Arrived, bark Thos Brooks, Waugh, | Kerrigan, New York. Vatranaiso, Aug 15—In port slips (Chil), Bozzo, from Port Townsend, arrived Sih (Nic), Cottray, from Victoria, V1, arrived 1th. [Pen Stramsnrr corr, | Gen Shepley, Hulchins, Tybee. ‘ut back to Flushing 4th, Helen A for Boston (see below! ABERDEEN New York via Cork. (and sailed 34 tor the Channel). AvGoa Bay, CGH, July 25—sailed, J A Brown, ish, Boston. iled Ang 7, Weser, Warns, New York Dt 3—Arrived, L¥AST, Sept 4—Arriv Bonar, Aug 9—Saile renmor, Ol Montana, Sle ighthoim do. Bozr0, New York. Cleared 14th, schr Bright Star (Br), Morse, New York. rinina Alvarez 5 Anite Axtwrrp. Sept $—Salled, Ainity, Patten, Philadelphia; Holmes, Eldridgs Sept 2—Arrived, Cassa Marittima, Olivari, ASCENSION, Aug 2—Arrived, Zouave, Rowell, Rangoon Greene New 3 13th, Clanranald, Erskine, do; sept 5, St @eorge, | Frame, Deodyenss TOE, cetere WANGOM Aug I2—Cleured, schrs Wi Stevens, Elwell, May Day, Waterman, New York. k Neptune, Beale, Boston; schrs pa bi gg cy New York; Henry Whitney, Per- ins, do. DI \—! Elizabeth, Getchell, do. Bari: Rept ie ae sehrs “toret"vuanam, Kew York: Magyle Mulvey, Henderson, do; Gen Howard, | Mis erived, schra Ms Standish, Mleging, Philadel. } C York via Por Piailed ene a Mel Stubbs, New York; senrs Satilla River, Baltimore ; Stephen Morris, Seaman, New bah -Arri’ hr Wm Arthur, MeDuMe, Baltimore. Ar rihur, . ; Salled~sehe Charles Ei fhaymotid, Ke tey, New YorR. va pee ail Merrill, lumber for New York; Ki un r do. 5 BRISTOL, Sept i5—Sailed, scr Davison, Seleck, Ron- jou | @@HARLESTON, Sept 12—Cleared, bark Weymouth | Br), Cook, Neweastle, 1. i ter, Boston; Vir- 1th—Arrived hips Flag, sania from Philadeinhias’ brigs Florence’ (Br), Frisbee, Havana; "CH Heaton! ; on, dailed—Steamship Sea ( |, Dutton, Baltimore. CALAIS, Sept arrived, sche Mast, Robinson, New r leared 0th. schrs Keystone, Motz, and Josephine, Fiekett, New York ; ophir, Benson, Philadelphia; 12uh, ‘Trenton, Walla, do. Wolke noe geen cB, Sept 15—Sailed, schr L © Wells, elisa, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 16—Arrived, bark Peter C Warwick (Br), Kline, Rio Janeiro for orders. FALL RIVER, Sept 1-Arrived, schrs A F Kindberg, Rondout: 12th, Adeline Townsend, Risley, Georgetown. | DO, F Merwin, Bunce, and Minerva, Brightman, New- bu Liza & Rebecca, Price, and Fakir, Wawon, Wee- Quickstep, Hutchinson. Rondout d 1th, sehr Siorin, Stabb, Trenton. sth—Arrived, schr Gloucester, Burley, Rondout, ‘ailed—schrs LN Lovell, Gage, und kllen Holgate, | Golden, Philadelphia; War steed, Phinney; Fred © Holt den, MéRae, and A F Kirdberg, tor New York; Theodore Dean, Babbitt, Georgetown, MARBLEHEAD, Sept 13—cailed, sehr Jas 8 Shindler, } Lee, Philadelphia. MYSTIC, Ct, Sept l—Arrived, schr Reading RR No 48, Adams, Philadelphia, A | | NEW ORLEANS, Sept 12—Arrived, steamship New Or. | leans; ship Expounder, Crocker, Liverpool; brig Char- lotte, Buck, Hunter. Havana. Cleared—Schr Antonio Pon Pujil, Belize, NORFOLK, Sept l4—Arvived, brig Mary © Comery, Harwood, Gloucester; schrs AWeliza, “Loverman, Ne | York; Mary Francis, Edwards, do; C'Henry Kirk, Fish- | er, do; MF Bradshaw, Bradshaw, do; Retorm, Montgom- | ery, do: Speedweil, Spaulding, Rockland, NEWBURYPOK1 pt i2—Arrived, schrs L T Knight, McIntire, Wilming‘on, NC, via Norfolk; Merrill © Hart, Post, Weehawken; John Johnson, McGee, Philadelphia. Nalled—Steamer Leopard, Albertson, Philadelphia. Mth—Arrived, achrs NJ_ Dyer, Joy, Weehawken; Plor- ence Newell, Fennimore, Philadelphia. Sailed—Schr Ocean Traveller, Adams, Philadelphia. Pus anes de 13—Salled, schr H W Fosier, ich, Georgetown, | Isth—arfived, schrs WW Brainerd, Fitch, Sonth Am. boy ; Sunny Side, Dixon, New York; smack Storm King, do. ‘atled—Sehr John Randolph, &wift, New York, Mth—Arrived, schirs A_R Weeks, Farrar, Georgetown, DO.; Hastings, Chase, and Sam Weller, Brockway, New York. 15th—Arrived. schrs Louisa Francis, Kelley, New York; Besse, New Yorx, Cleared—Bark Gomez 2d (Nor), Teixcira, Bangor, to | load for st Vincent, CVI. | | NEWPORT, sept 12—Arrived, schrs Ann, Stevenson, Port Johnson for Salem; sarah Jane, Long, Providence | tor New York (and ali sailed Lith), Also, setirs Onward, Cook, New York for Nantucket; Boston, Nickerson, Somerset for New York; G W Bald- win, Moulton, Fall River tor do and all sailed 13th), | yin Nailed, schrs Fanny Fern, Baton, Providence for | New York: Sunny Side, Dixon, South Amboy for New. Bedtord; Netiie Rich, Rich, Wellfleet for New York. | | tch—Arrived. tug Nellie, from New York for New Bed- ford; sehrs Bit Wa Sprague, vawtucket, for New Yor! River for do; Delphi, Allen, | Anuler, | nningham, Ayres, Philadelphia ; | Oceanus, Young, New Yorn; Pallas, French, do. | NEW LONDOS, sept I3—Arrived, schr Nellie, Jackson. ville. wied—Schrs H Daly, New York ; Goodspeed, do. NORWICH, Sept 14—Arrived, schrs Lemuel! Hall, Alex- andria; Elizd Hamilton, New York. x sailed—Schrs Lizzie daymond, New York; Maria Flem- | Arrived, schrs John Wright, Hoboken : 8 Danicls, New York: Cornelius, Port Jolson; barge Ouly Dauyh- ter, da. 5 Shiled—Schr L Danicis, New York. NEW HAVEN, Sept 1f—Cleared, schr Elias Runyan, for New York. Arrived, schra S J Gurney, Gurney, Rondont; Little David, Sbrinw, tlizabethport; sloops Thos Adams, Hamilton, Kingston’ Addison, Hyde, do. | Gleared—Schr bila Condon, Lord, New York. | deheaailed, brig ‘Thos Turull Grom New York), Port | au Spain, | “PIPEADELPHIA, Sept 16—Arrived, schrs Payilion, | Leech, Frankfort, Me; James Satterthwaite, Wolf, Ken- River; J J Moore, Rackett, Boston; Helen, Robins | son, Providence; Jennié N Huddell, Sharp, Farmingham; Jouathan May, Neal, Gardiner. Also. arrived, steamef Fanita, Hows, New York; sehr | Thos W Haven, Racket, Boston; Sunbeam, Bunker. | Porttana, | Cleared—Steamers Abbotsford, De la Motte, Liver: Saxon, Baker, Boston; Berks, Worth, Fall River; Procker, and Geo HL Stout, Ford, ‘Providence: or), Thorsen, Cork,’ tor orders; Skjold seni, Antwerp; Alida (Nor), Bodtker, do; Dinsiore, do: Kate Crosby’ (Br), Porter, do; Freabandel (ier),’ Wachter, Bremen; sclirs Hen- | Tietta, MeAlinden, Norwich; Auna Bell, ‘Myer, Bett and West Wind, Tracy, Fall River; & sinitkson, ‘Pen | well, Lynn; Abby L Dow, Yonng, Boston; VL Hickman, epkaux, Aug 31—In Verdon Roads, Jeanne Postel, Kenney, and Alian Green, Nickerson, Providence. Bourge, tor New Urleans (also reported tor Buenos Also cleared—ship off pods (Ger), Stricker, Bremen; Ayres) ) ses Maracaibo, sobin, Boston; Annie Virden, Bernard, Went to sea trom Royan Ang 31, Comtesse Duchatel, savannah; A He Be den umley, Pawtucket; Lady | Dupont, New Orleans. s Franklin, Olsen, Gloucesier; 0 A Hayden, Green, Fall REMERHAVEN, Aug 31—Arrived, Chas Luling, Wiewe, Riv | Philadelphia; Sept 1, Hermann (), Reichmann, New | TLE, Del, Sept 16, AM—Passed Oy, steamer York. from Charleston; schr Thomas Watt, from Carpirr, Aug %—Arrived, S F Hersey, Small, Ham- | h. Passed down, er Berks, for Boston, ship , burg; sept 3, Geo W Hall, Mitehener, Bordeaa: Jupiter, for Bremen; barks H A Warr, for Antwerp; i ntered tor coaling 2d, Cardenas, +» Baia. | Antoinetia ©, for G: 2 John SM Jr, for Cai | Cor, Sept 2—Sailed, Angelina, Sel ‘ano, New York, denas; schrs Jl Robinson, tor Glouceste: E Graham biz, Aug 2 York. Cuoxstapr, Aug 31—Sailed, | York. | Dea | for nnah; 4th, Sarjo . ) Huy Helvetia, Neilson, Antwerp for New Rutus Christeasen, London for Wilmington, Akyab), Liverpool. Bremerhaven tor Baltimore. GuNoa, Sept 2—Sailed, Monitor, Eaton, Leghorn. | Liverpool for Tybee. | Hun, york. sen, New York. iled Ist, Magura. Freyburg, Philadelphia. | Haver, sept 2—Arrived, Pereire (s), York; 31, Leit Erickson, Mathiesen, de. Hetvorn, Sept phia; 3d, Jupiter, Lierau; St Mathias, Wiebe, and | erat, Hibbert, do; Charlotte, Wallace. Wilmingto Liverroor, sept 3—Arriv Xew York | Bangor, Me. Salled 3d, Brothers, genkins, Charleston ; (s), Le Messurier, deiphia; Amanda, Webster, Boston and New kK: Behr i, Berding, . ichmor bile; Caspian (s), Trocks. Montreal, &c; Ocean, New Orleans; Gan Eden, Brown, Phiiadelphia. Lonpox, Sept 5—Arrived. Lindo, Durie, Cleared’ 3d, J N- Haskell, Crowell, Crowell, xe RI (and lett Gravesend 5th): Sailed from G nd 4ih, Wasa, Williams, Balti | NC Kierkegaar » New Orleans. * 29—Salles, T Lecuory, Au yagiitih Sept S—Salled, Guiseppe Bozzo, Pastorin ork. Lamtasn, Ang 3) (from Greenock), 3 Maasiurs, sept neanentices, Sept 2—Sailed, Weluburn, Dougall rn | Messina | <QueuNsrown, Sept 4—Arrived, 8 Suppicich, PI | NeW York. | | Sailed 3d, Puriosa, Verio, Ipswich; Rosa La | Boncardo, Aberdeen; 4th, Fenice, Solari, Ipswic Antioch, Hix, Sillo hy Rorrekpam, Sept J—Cicared, Elizabeth Mentz, New York. Sureips, Sept 3—Sailed, Dover, Pamlico, Strech, Chicazd. from Calentta for New York. pe ® Bay, CGH, Aug %—Sailed, Regina, Do: joston. horn, EANTIERE. Sept "The American brig Helen A Ht Kluridge, u put back to-day with jibboom broken, up A NOCK, Sept 3—The Marseilles shtp Gibb, a here t sion with ‘the schr Fleetwing, of Lamoine, Me, home from fishing on the Banks of Newfoundland. col nk at once, reviously, were lost farseilles were tained no other aamage. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Sept 4—Arrivea, steamship Knight, New York; schr Georgie shepherd, Boston, Passed up—Schrs Howard for Georgetown. Sailed—sehr Rhoda Hotmes, Portland. BOSTON, Sept 16--Arrived, Piutadetphie: schra Olive ‘Hay lottetown; Abby unn, Fountain, ton, Compton, Phitadéiphia; Trade Wind, Gra: “out: Benjanun Courtney, Baker. Hoboken ; yones, Handy, Flizabethiport; Carrie Jones, Col a be aie Cab nh CLS Pa iso arrived—Schrs Stampede, Dow, Ca i {,Dimonton, Hall, Baltimore; ‘Hazelton, Rowe! Below, coming w Morrison, George iz Jin, r Cleared—Steamers Aries, General Whitney, man, Hanson, Norfolk (to load for Jamaic Sailed—Steamer Aries, bark Edith Mar: Arrived Lith, se mond, Va w rd, Wheiden, Willian § Loughten, Brown, Addie Puller, Henderson, James River; Orie, Baltimore; Lulu, Snow, do, Cleared—Sehrs’ Western Star, Crockei Oranite State, Burgess, New York via Oaj Crowell, Howes, Cape Ann. to load for New | POO), Octorara Kavnolis, New ‘ork. BALTIMORE, sept L—Arrive brigs Susan, Demerara, Waveriry. Terry, Portland. J6h—Arrived, steamship Win Woodward, Young, Richardson, barks Alie Cleared—Steam ships Nova route, Surmont, Musstxa, Aug 27—Cleared, Genitore e Figli, Fren: Sailed, Maria’ Antonia, Alvado, New | Lisbon, Danning, New Sept 3—Passed, Republic. Mosher, from Antwerp ji, Hilistrom, Pensacola tor Yor; pulled oth, syrinka, Gibbons rom London), Sydacy, | Downers, Sept 2-Sailed, Susan P Thurlow, Tabbat, | New York. | gedinere, Sept 2—Sailed, Martin Luther, Olsen, Phila. delphia. | Denia. Aug 27—Sailed, Glenshee (s), Pearce, New York. Exsinone, sept 2—Waiting orders, Johann, Nystrom, | iladelphia for the Baltic | Fatouts, Sept 4—Sailed, Maria Scaramell, Wood, | | Hambura; Florence Treat, ' Snort, jootell, Crockett, Amsterdam ; Sth, Aiex McNeil, Storer (trom ‘assed—The Lizard 5th, Ohio (s), Schulenburg. from Hotyiivap, Sept 2—Arrived, Robert Dizon, smithwick, Sept 4—Arrived, Lamech, Cobojovich, New Hamsung, Sept 2—Arrived, Pommerania (#), Schwen. New 2—Arrived, Fortuna, Jantzen, Philadel- d Auto- ‘, EF Herriman, Nichols Canada \s), Webster, do; 4th, Alfred, Burt, Circassian, | Gain, “New. Orleans: Minerva; Larsene Balthnore:, St | Nicholas, Williams, San Francisco; Northampton, Mac- joon, Bath, US: Sirlan Star, Corning, Sydney, C;Susan | Gilmore, Garver, Calcutta: Sarah Hignett, Burwell, do. Cleat Frednacs, Pedersen, Baltimore; Lizzie Ross, Morris, Savannah; 4th, Wm A Campbell. Curling, jobile. Entered out 3d, Lothatr, Harding, Key West; Algeria Puila- i| 4th, Canada (s), ‘ork; Advance, Thorsten | City Point and Richmond; Edwd O'Brien, Smalley, Bergh, altimore. wport, ‘imore ; Jones, Berry, New York. 10, New 7A bla Fe aad Stoneman, Blauvelt 4, Victoria, Jacobsen, America, I, Leg- New York: Newrort, Sept 3—Cleared, Peters, Sydney, OB. a tered out 3d, Clara E MeGilvery, Wallnut, Buenos yers. Urorto, Aug 28—Arrived, Samuel Lindsay, Gibson, New York. Pavxno, Aug 30—Arrived, Richard Pearse, Bartaby, lagens, erello, 4 Sth, Bruse, Stilphen, Wilmington ; St Hecena, Aug 3—Passed, Edward Percy, Stewart, ughty, Venice, Ang 2—Sailed, Daisy Boynton, Appleby, Leg- olmes, hich left Flushing last evening for Boston, are Towx, CGH, Aug 5—The China, American bark, ling, while being taken up on the patentshp in Table Bay July 29, capsized upon the cradle and bilged, and itis believed she must be condemned and broken | rrived day from Quebec, reports having been in colli bound . The nm occurred on the nightof the 2d ult. The sche | id the inaster and two of the crew were but seven of the crew and two sailors, who had jaken from a wreck by the Fleetwing about two The bow port and timbers ot larted by the collision, but she sus: Eco illlams, and Wm Mason, steamer Williamsport, | Hutehing, Char Baltimore; Wim Wai- Ron- ‘ah BE cord, Ada New ‘Schrs Julia A Brown, Charles E Jewell, Cyrus Hall and Mattie A Philadetpn: w York; brig John Bright Rich- War- Baltimore ; Ann; F from New Liver- (Nor), tor Hallowell; H P Birisdell, for Sagua; E A Baisley. tor Savannah; Helen Rommeil,’ tor Paucucket, Chas iiatt, sehr Sallie B, from Boston. remains from Ragua; schr Mt- Priscilla Scribner, from ‘erkiomen, tor Boston; | for Aspinwall Noou—Passed up, brig Sagi nie Repolier, trom St Marys, Gis | Bath: passed down, steamer F sctir Martha Innis, tor Lynn. | PM—Passed ap, scirs Anson, Stinson (new), from | Gloucester; Susanua, irom Blué Hill; passed ‘down, ste Saxon, tor itoston; schts Hope On, for Port. | jand; Martha Welsh, for Boston, brig Typhoon (Nor), from'Caen (France), remains, Lewes, Del. sept 6, A M—Vessels in harbor remain. about last evening. | PM—wrig Join Aviles, for Bangor, is here; also. steamer Albemarie, trom Ma for New Yor PORILAND, Sept 12—Arrived, schrs'M A Rice, Ric Puotbridge, NJ; OF. | Cleared—Brig shannon, Sawyer, Sydney, CB. Satied—Bark G H de Canaries (sp), seneriffe. | cisth—Arrived, bry Mary E Dana, 0'Neii Georgetown, | SC, tor Yarmouth; scar Geo W Glover, Perry, New York fareus Hun! ost tying jtbboom), 1ith—Arrived, steamship George Cromwell, White head, New York: brig tila (Br), Pulton, Boston, (@ load | tor Paysandu (Uruwuay) ; seirs Bessie, Dickensob, Phiia- deiphia; WA Dabo, Hull, Bigabedipart. Cleared—Bark Ain P Gould, Merritt, Giace Bay, OB, Salled—Bark Brunswick: brig shaunon ; schr Canton, PORTSMOUTH, Sept H—In the lower harbor, sei Fons, trom #rankln tor New York. DENCH. Sept 14—Arrivea, Steamers William dy, Foster. Baltimore via Norfolk: Mary, Rogers, | Philadephia; Hunter, Sherman, do; schr JB Allen, | Davis, Koundout. Below—Two schooners, unknown. | | Sailéed—Sehrs Alfred Brabrook, Phillips, Georgetown, | DO; Reading Railrout No 59, Williams, Trenton; John | Stoekham, Hart, New York, |. oth—Arrived, sclirs Stephen G Hart, Pierson, Savan- | nah Mary Parker, Poctis, Watehaprig, Va. P Mt Wheat. on, Barrett, flaubethport: John & Hurst, Cook, do for Pewiucket} Eva Diverty, Hand, Port Jonson; Hannan | Blackman,’ Arnold, :' Ira Bliss, Norton, New- burg” Signal, Sutterly, Hoboken: Urbanng, Alien, New | York; sloop Emperor, Dewick, Hoboken, aured—Briz Abby Watson, Hooper, Fernandina, Fla, for Philadelphia. —Sehrs Win |) Hilton, Weaver, Georgetown, DC: Miles, Apsley. Baltimore :Sarah A’Falconer, Wilson; Siias Wright, Hart; Eva Bo Lewis, . Kelley, New York. ept }4—Arrived, schrs Xebee, Shrop- shire, Port Johnson ; Joseph P Ross, Tripp, Hoboken, Sailed—Schr Abby Weld, Yeaton, New York. ‘ Loth—Sailed, schr MM Merriman, Crane, Philadelphia. RICHMOND, Sept M—Arrived, steamship Old Domin ion, Walker, New York. Cleared—Brig Orion (Ger), Luken, Rio Grande do Sul. Sailod—Brig Isis, And ROCKLAND, Sept 1: art, New York; 18th 0. sailed 12th, schr Winvic Spear, Washington. ROCKPORT, Me. Sept D—arrivea, schrs Balloon, Car- yer, Hoboken: lth, JA Gamage, Robinson, do; 12th, ) Karl, Cunningham, Frankfort for New York; Mih, JG Drew, Carter, Port Johnson. SAN FRANCISCO! —Arrived, ship Seaforth (Br), ; bark W © Parke (Haw), 0. onah (Br), Williams, Cork ; Irty Cleared—Shivs F rial, Crpsby, ov Morton, Howland, Liverpool; bark Cho- | cela (Haw), Shepherd, Auckland, NZ, | | Sailed—Ship Pacific, Foss, Mazatian, bark Angele (Fr), | Barbeyron, Molendo, SAVANNAH, Sept 16—Cleared, schr Mary Riley, Riley, Jacksonville, Sailed—Schrs Hattie Sanson, Davis, Boston; Wela- Perkins, 8t Marys, Ga. NALEM Rept ied, schr Ramon de Ajuria, Me Bride, Philadelphia. SOMERSET, Sept 12—Sailed, schrs Boston, Nickerson: Abel A Pa , Dean, and Caroline & Cornelia, Lord, loboken. 1sth—Arrived, schrs Wm S Scull, Barrett, and Sophia Wilson, Virden, Philadelphia: Orlando, Kowland, Hoby | ken; Cynthia Jane, Gardner, do, | aled—Sehrs Sarah Purvis, Liste, and Marietta Hand, | Halleck, Hoboken. Sept 1¢—Arrived,schr Richard Law, STONINGTON, Hawkins, Providence for New York (and sailed). Salled—Sehr Meatord, Shea, New York, VINEYARD HAVEN. Sent 14—Arrived, sehr Onward, from New York for Nantucket. sailed—Schrs A Hayford, Forest City, Challenge, Open Sea, Telnmah, Stars and ‘Stripes, Laiama, Mary Lee, Newton, Adele Trucdell, Carrie, Alice, Elia Cli (br), | Wm Todd, HE Weilman, George V_ kichards (Br), Sur. | prise, Nathaniel stevens, Julia Grace, GM Wentworth and Wm H Dewitt. Lih—Arrived, steamer Clara Helena (Haytian}, Cole, | nette, disabled'and under sail from Port au Prince, 60 days, for Boston; sera Rio, Providence for Machins; Ceres, Boston tor New York; Maria 8, Denneysville fo | do: Winme Lowney, Rockland for’ W Annie Barton, and 1, 3 Levering, Bosta phia; Arthur Burton, salem for BS Dinsmore, Windsor, Ns, for Alexandria; Hattie Ellen, is for Providence. assed Kast—Schr Charles & Morrison. Sailed—Schrs Prussian General (ar), tor Providence; | Arthur Burton, Nelae J Dinsmore, Anna Barton, Rio | and LS Levering. MISCELLANEOUS. ie HOME A8 A PRESENT.—TEN NEAT TWO STORY Dwellings (now nearly completed) are to be die buted at a meeting of the lot purchasers in Garden y Park property at Real Estate Hall, 35 Third ave- on Christmas Kve, 1874. No extra charge. You pay $5 monthly on your $150 lot and have your chance ratia, Every sixty-fourth purchaser will receive « com: plete Dwelling and the Lot itnow stands on, Come and kee them, Free excursions daily at 9 A. M. trom store, ibs Third avenue, aut special train on Sundays at tt o’clock trom Long JIsiand Railroad Depot at Hunter's Point, returning at2:45 P.M. Free tickets and maps at HincHoOCk's si Headquarters, 365 Third avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, BSOLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM A votdifferent States; leznl everywhere A courts 10 Dub liclty 5 no Com missioner every state and Notary Public. FREDERICK l. KIN Counsellor at Law, 363 Broadway, ae Ly 8 in advance; advice free “HERALD BR. + ner of Fulton gles} DIVORCES ferent States; ley suMotent cause; no pu divorce grante OBTAINED FROM DIP. jal everywhere; desertion, at icity re 9d; ‘adviog fren, required; no charge aul M UOUSK, Attorney, 19 Broadwee | | j "