The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1874, Page 10

; 10 NEW YORK -HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTUBER 3, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. = Pony Mau. hester, Rarrisoi Hallock, and Bella Peck, Avery, Somerset for New | apove tne rain and saw over the wide range. saw Ss HI Pp P I N G N E W S SAILED. Deel oes se hgetees. hare Deve * orm m= es ’ the storm, but it was under them, for they got al Matanzas. Rept 24—Sailed, bri thattie M Bain, Thes- Arrived, sehrs Fi ity. ation, Rfehanke A hy avove thé clouds, So is this the tutelage of ——_-—_—_ ships Ellen § Terry, Newbern; Richmond, Nor- | trup. New ¥ Bhering, | eee rer seh cr Doevanse tee Rete Sasi God that you should look down upon tne MSHIPS. ships Ivanhoe (Br), Liverpool nengal iar do: | 4NicoLasm. Amor River. Sept 6Sailed. bark ne | Virginia Beuree, vo ior do; Thomas Morr, Rice, Ba: trouble and sorrow of this word, Ihe one OCEAN STEA Arethusa (Br), do; Helga (Nor), Hamburg, St Petersburg | Wessels, San Francisco vin Petropauiovskl. riy, | tucket tor Gee Mist. Muncy, fall. River for ‘Tromton ES “4 pon (Nor), do: Astrouom (der), Bremen; Lucy 8 Wills, An- | Paxama, Sept 25—Arrived, steamship Urenada, Caverly, | tucket tor do Y4 Cabinet We fos | fn sine winniinee is etuce iy i DATES OP DEPARTURE FNOM NEW YORK ¥OR Tuy | jer: barks Constante (Aus), Constantinople and Ofesa; | ban Francisco, saa (ea Isaac H Borden, Baker, and Ca inet, Westall, do for 5 .| now! that lie which raised up the Lord | oxas (Ger), Bremen; (Nor), Rotterd: ‘Excelsior, Port av Prince, Sept 25—In port steamship At ir), | New Yor! The Friday Night Prayer | Jesus wu Tale Ws up also," tue ite etnldren ot | NTH OF OCTOBER. Bueno Arcoe: Sorniig Star, Se tayo and cuamanamo: | Hamilton, trom New ork; alg’ wn “Atbervean Drie | yNOBWICH, Oct 1—Arrived. schra Isaac Sherwood, my charge, the maidens whom ave Daptized, | Destination. Office. Frederic! uise (Ger), Newcastie; Grad Zegreb (Aus) ORT CALEDONIA, jept 28—Arrived, r ha 5 Meeting. instructed the young wen now gathering 110 the | cana ol -——— | Waterford; Alice Cooper (Sr), Antwerp; brigs Agenora Bailey, Bremen (has been reported in ort 25th). Bi) | sues HAVEN, Oot 2-Arrivad. fan oo Burdett, = fainess of strength, they who are in the midst | Oceanic 3. Liverpool. 119 Broadway. (Br), Penarth Roads; Tropic Bird, Port Spain; Eva (Sp), ‘out Hawkgapuny, Sept 23—Cleared, brig Ada * | Bennett, Adama, Philadelphia; P & R KR! No’, ame: ot tne battie ‘of life, old men and | city ott §.|Lavervool. [15 Broaawax. Rosario; Gazelle, Bt Jago. fron Fors Ears for Serene | do; Prima Donna, Moore, Port Johnston; Rebecea Mer > a matrons, who ior twenty-seven years—now large | Pereire. S| tdverbool:|¢ Bowling tren | Wind at sunset NW, fresh, ug Laver Nand cleared for Souhwost Paes), Harriet Hawkins’ Pavonias H Al Host, Crane, ‘Balt ne the army !—I have led. [tis to me an inexpressible jatavia 8.|Giasgow. .|7 Bowling Green. mynxa, Sept Arrived, bark Smyruiote, Sears, New more; Henry, | ins, Rondout; Graham, Jarvis, ADDRESS OF THE PASTOR. | thought, so tat 1 am sure that, by the power of | \i lor 5 on... Bowling Herald Marine Correspondence. ork scan cies. ek | eee ugon® Charles Lgnch, Tarneh, lagen: pyis the divibe love, I shail not slumber in the dust Euypt 5 eg Broadway. Nuwront, RI, Oct 187. | walsh Wow York: 70h Sonne eee toe Louse | ,PASUAGOULA, Sept 25—Arrived, bark Corea, Ellis, Ase ble power or the iieurt of Christ Jesus, and Tahal Leming’. &. 11} Broaaway. sehr Davia A Berry, Capt Waters, of Newark. with « | din), Hobbs do; Sth, Kalmia (Br, Day. Jo. | MRURTHOYAT, SO, Geta Abrived. btesluship Medlacor, th Annivers fp | be present with you. [tis not your fon-iness, not | State of Benus'i'a T. [2 Broadway. | | cargo of coal for Messrs Hopkins & Pomroy, of Provi- | ,auoied loth, schr North América fr), Landrs, S50 | sich. rernandina.” : ‘ 5 Twenty-seven Ary Of | your sympathy, bot your acclamation is haif so Abyssinine.--ov../Oct T hivernnol. | How ane Aree | dence, went ashore in a high wind ioday, near Beaver | Tuvxiuco, beptid-artived. brig anes, (Br), Montgom- | ,PUILADELPHIA, Oct 2—Arrived, ate + sweet to me as the thought that, when all clouds = ese aise tt 1). | Liverpool. 69 Broadway. ‘Tail tighthouse. The Newport Wrecking Company being | ¢r¥, New York via Turks Islands, to load tor New Yors. ‘odgers, Providence; Artes, Whelde the Society are passed away, we shall mand together | pre OePmona 10,| Liverpool.’ |15 Broadway. at work upon the schr J Clark, sunk in Fall River hi Mee Maul Thine iearkan Beoie fessant eH a . ity o Itic UM be rip aroaa wee rk upo: r ark, s\ in Fall River har- [Pur Sreawsaip Ruxsy.) ‘ cester, Mass; Jaines Martin, Brown, Boston; l- SE ee een tec aoee | Osten 10.|Uiverpool.|tHowling Green | bor with w cargo ot coal atug will probably go to her | _Atscanrr, Sept S—Arnived, & Thoresen, Bull, New lard, Forbes Portland: & L Langley, barker, Salem, pS Soe | frmy anited than ever. Beloved God has seen Senade... | eee PABroadway. | assistance from Providence, Tne wind 1s very high and 5 a PE ee preci X - Porwsmouth; i Curtis,’ Haskell, a 1S y Re fit to pass this church through a discipline, 80 48 meee 10:1) Bremen....)2 Bowling | the sea rough. [A later despatch states that the vessel | Philadelphia. > y * | “Cleared—Ships John Patten, Wyman, New Orl OVER THREE THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT, | to prove ali ot ua: Me nas ied us througa all tis qormann. 18: |Erverve aud cargo will be « total Ibss; both ure Insured.) Burasuutaray, Sept 1—Arrived, Main (3), Lelst, New | Hercules (Sor), Nielson, Antwerp? barks Patria ‘tus, ° | to make us strong. It is as thoagh be had brought Russia... 14.|Liverpoot. gical dete York, PT rte Ceoriy ea towae hee ans seo say es | Ne fore was ‘otterd 3 4 : 2 we ‘ a 8 shindler, Lee, | A Shi rd, = The usual Plymonth church prayer meeting was | WaneTS 0" the WA core or this ehurel, suc 1s.!damburg..18! Broadway. Purser Harry Reyes, of steamship Claribel, from Ven- | Gout Sent 19 Salted. Adetma, Crognes, New York | | inom, and LN Lovell Gage. Pall River: Wild Plzeon held last night, in tue auditorium of the church. | @ need for you to do God’s_ work. 1;,| Liverpool. [69 Broadway. ezuela, 4c. has our thanks for favors. ener, for Hultax. : 3 Leen a ee Con ueL tae ten: Ueno in consequence of Mr. Beecher’s return tohig You ought to feel an Overwhaiming $03 a Liverpool spowllas Green | merehunnte ALAS: previously reported 107.** Hong Ro Sept 15—Arrived, Constantia, Knudsen, | Florence Mone heen tier Gene oe Be Tyler. y 7.| Liverpool 4 ‘ong, has oat , y ¥ Brown, i Sarah Clark, | 4 A pastoral work, after bis sammer vacation, tt was | T?W Jor sin and straxgle | for meus Bln Ti |Glaszow...|7Bowimg Green |” sutp Unpaparen, Dinsmore. at San Francisco 2th alt | yCQ2! Sept 18—Arrived, Domenica, Jacarino, New | Ptmall, Tice, Danversvort; Annie’ & Bessie, Brown, expected that the lecture room would be in- In myself I have no Lew Gospel, no new promises. Ft beuren V-| Havre «oN broudwar, | from New York, in south Pacific experienced some | *uany, cept 1&-Arrived, Rabboni, from Baltimore (»), | _ Also cleared, sehrs Ida delta Torre, Chase, and Ellen sumicient for the number of persons destrons of | 1 am the same man | have veon Tor ane See ones | Bebuat 21:! Liverpool.:|¢Bowning Green | Which Blow away sails; kee” lasting 10 Bours, during | Dust, Sept 19—Pussed, Ziuave, Kowell, rom Kangooa | HOt is Be ee PO i le 1 even yours e you. t State of Ni aa. .|Glaszow... roadway. J zs for Hamburg. - Ss pep eerg i 4 a“ being present, This expectation was realized. | Ono uiuyie desire. God khows my Soul, aud that it Olmbria 3: |tambare.’ [ot broadway. Bane Exvrea (Span), betore reported, had been lying | Lanraic, sept 16—Arrived, Hedwig Siebe, Knaack, New | thropist Lider. Bansor; Wi Walton, Bowen, Modtor Shortly alter six o’clock the doors of the lecture 18 to do good to my fellow mag, It 18 a desire that | Oitv ot Montreal %.| Liverpool. |15 Broadway. in the neighborhood of the quarantine station, Smith- | York, 17th, va Anareasen, Balumore. Reading b 8 " ; Henrietta, McAldin, room were opened, and before half-past six, it | Was given me by my mother; in that | was piopta no Glascow, noes freen | ye. aS, for ~) {ime past and Denne, compara- ane j eRe é—Arrived, Navasota, Slater, Cron- chy ener Del, Oct §, AM aed down yesterday four vaty fon | SOM, and it is baptized into my navure, | ea p: ambury., el Broadway und on the ath was lying on her side with heryardarms | “Easrsounve. Sept 20-Off, Trimourtain, Jones, from | PM, schra it W Tull. ‘or Howton: Emma B shaw, tor Mil- was found that the crowds demanding admission jr jg “my end to live tor this, and | Westwhalia.. RU: HAUIDEEE.. |OL DEGAS w | sticking m the mud. “The steamer Waccamaw: with ihe | Shields tor New York.” oF | Seng Welter Balmer, (or Providence ary & Suber would speedily fil the church. It was therefore to live jor it better than ever before, Let us, then, | for N ¥ This D | lighter Washington, went down 28th to her assistance, FaLmoura, Sept 20—-Arrive JP Berg, Nielson, New | Bcd pid auc! Se AM steamahip Gur Str vi by opened; at twenty minutes to seven, every availa | Join hands in the year on waloh we are entering, | © Almanac for New Nork—This Aye | and hopes were entertained that she would be righted | York and proceed a iia), New York, | for New York: schry sarai & heed: for Providence: a P x - ery that we will not seek @ passable Lonor—a passabie | _ in a tew days LASGOW, Pe Arrived, Trinacr . Ne Newell + aren Beds datah A Hattianit ble place that gave sitting or standing accommoda- | gecjamation—all ends that will perish; but live SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATE: | Bric H H McGriveny, Stubbs, from Rath. which went | HULL. Sept a)--Arrived, Majesiie, Gibbons, Tome maw Boston, and Wm Watton. tor bridxeport. Passed up thon In the chured was occupied, and though witha deeper and newer consecration of our- s Lots Sere Ly cate re sth ashore on Litsle Mill Hock, Hell Gates ® (aOR ySRRGs york Doncrark a), Withams, Londou for New Yor! this A i sche John 4 Griffin, from Wilmington, NG. | e y ) Si ae cl @ ‘a ol 0 a Y 3) ec Y cise i} PM—Passe 8 ¢ Clara Davidson, from At le supposed that many sr pean went away, UD- | divine honor, I ail the Ways that We have been | | ReDOrs UAV Ove) peoen ec @ Ole METAL Sear beard Be ape nfidunona, Bept 19-Sailed, Laura Gertrode, Schutte, | from Caluis, Faswed Oe eae ee Painece ee able to nearer than the outside of the vesti- accustomed to do good we may seek and bring | Sous Bcins (So); Ferrers trom: Baltimore for Matansaa: ew York. rdert for Havre; Margaretha Bit a - 1 EI Sp), a Li or, Sept 19—Arrived, Henry A Burnham, Bue- o lor ‘ ance. bule. Among those present in the audience who ee Beer onan pmareioye fomen, PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1874. put into Nortuik Get 1, with loss of anchor. touche, aunapalis Delap, Miramichi; 20:n, Minnesota | (Ger), toe ny icp 7 eons Gen Grant, for N real ton: v4 1 o P| ri 7 : es © i (s), Jones, New York: Gen Fairchild, Kelly, Portland, o 5 i 5 were prominently connected with Plymouth | and to save the perishing Will be upon you and go Pic itrirct wy Tit aE 2th, Gauntlet, trom Charleston’); Alex McNeil, | for Charlestown. | 14 o1. nace ontatde yesterday church were ‘Mrs. Beecher, Mrs. H. B. Stowe, who | with you and receive you to immortal labors; CLEARED. afternoon of Ist inst, withont damage. Leach, Savannah (has been reported arrived 7th); 2lst, | ya'the Adolf, from “Elsinore, and went up during the ts a member of the church; Mrs, Perkins, sister of —_— Scne Lucy Joxks, from Pigeon Cove for Philadelphia, | Palin (# Fearse, New Nori, | sin gy | night. Ships Lizzie Moses, and John Parker retain. “ 7 your face $0 to shine, so that every day you can | — steamship Oceanic (Bn), Jennings, Liverpool via Queens | yerore reported at Vinevard Haven leaking, bay hai the | gpaied 19h. Kendrick Fish. Watts, Singapore: St | " PM—Reading steamer No Il put into harbor. Steamer Olaves, Carter, SW Vass: Statesman (s), Valiant, and St echer; Rev. le Bie PepenaTy HEN OOPF Reid, New. Orleans; Lothair, for Key West Beecher, of Florida, and look upon Jesus and look into the gate of heaven. | town—i J Corus. | leak stopped and was ready Ist inst to proceed on her | Louis (s), Gulf Stream went to sea, A few schrs have put back to make your labors through faith perfect; make | | | | | | Dr. Rdward Beecher. The diaconate was repre- Alter this address was sung the Sth hymn, | | Steamshin kywnt (Br. Grogan, Liverpool via Queens | yoyage. Hyack. Noble Sydney, CBs ith, savanna, Taveliman, | BAbOr., Ships of Ast unchanged. sry PWS Hurst | yack, y SYAREY, 5 » | MPoRTsMOU'H, Oct 1—Salled, schr RM Brookings, by deacons Belcher, Howard, Hutchinson | Commencing :— ‘ | Scam Oram, Inmber laden, from Calais for Philadel- | Tybee; 2ist, Laura B, sagui ; psi adamantane Sate \ To thee, my Shepherd and my Lord, sqhteaipsnip, Batavia (Br), Mouland, Liverpoo! via Queens | pitas reported off the Capes of Delaware lst inst, | sniered out ih, Lacie, Andrews, for Baltimore; sa. | BEowm HomtJolineon. |g ones somn p wittams, and Robert Raymond, ere were also present | ‘The gratetul song I raise. ‘Steamsmp Elien S Terry, Salyear, Newbern—Murray, | With loss of foretopmast, mainsail and Jibs. maria, (), Bilinge, Boston; Lady Blessington, Brown, | pictce. Georgetown, DC: Mary Mellale, Hall, dot Mr. li, W, Sage, Mr. Cleveland, Mr, Moses Beach | ap, Beecher then pronounced the benediction. | Ferrmave, ah eee tares ‘| ,Scim Monronn & Tronux (Bn, trom Windsor, NS, tor | Pall Pramelscos. lmowency tol cmetiguce, Se | George L Fessenden, Beebe, do: Oliver Ames, Babbitt, and Mr. James Freeland, Mr. Charies Dennis, Mr. He was immediately surrouaged and for hall pihamslitd Richmond, Read, Norfolk City Point and | Liverpool put into St John, NB. Oct. for repairs, ha Loxvo Pt al—Arrived, Mohawk, Murphy, New | Alexandria; J J Moore, Hackett. ee ta eae . sits pate : “ ‘ond—Uld Dominion stezmshi | ing lost deck load at sails blown ‘away. DON, 5 E i, is AEDS ‘eaver, Weaver, do; J Satter » Wol 3 Alexander Stoddard and Rev. S, B, Halliday, as- | hour he was engaged shaking bands with all wno | *SN 2 Gaunuet (Br, Swaa, Liverpool—C L Wright | scan Myowar, from Boston for Bangor, while leaving | XOre,creece @ Thomas New York (aul entered out | Parson, Young, do: Mary Stowe, ‘Bacon, Elizabeth. istant pastor. Mr. Horatio King, who presidea at | C°Ul4 set near ima. | &U0, : | Herring Gut, Mé, on Tuesday last, ran ashore on Mar- | “°Sailed from Gravesend 20th, Franklyn, for Pensacola; | port: J H Young, Barrett, Port Johason; Sarah Purves, erage : 2 | | phip Shakespeare (Ger), Fechter, Bremen—Chas Lu- | shui’ Point, but succeeded ia ‘hauling of wathout | ais John Mann, Brown, Savannah, ale, do; Imogene Viverty, Gandy. do: Eva Diverty. the organ, entertained the vast audience until tue Plymouth Association Meeting. | ung & Co. damage and proceeded on her voyage. a wertiv-arrived, viudex. Parkhoase, Philadel- | Hand, do for Pawtucket; Willow Harp, orton, do; ip St Peter (Br), Charron, Panama—Uatton, Watson | Bertna, Conover, Benth Amboy esta A Falconer, Wit- atrick, Hackensack, NJ: Hannah E Brown, sackett, Verplank’s Point; Kate McLean. Wells, Belleville, NU; tue appointed for the commencement of the | After the prayer meeting the Plymouth Associa- | 4 Go. Scur Mrverta, of Stockton, 66 tons,has been sold to | Phia. y gon, Newburg: mn, Harris, Kondout; | te! sten : Lingnice, Sept 19—Arrived, Idem. Rolla, New York. 5 » Har service, namely, halfpast seven. The platform | tion metin the Sunday scbool rooms, which were | , Rark Fordenstjold (Nor), Paulsen, Ro:terdam—Tstens | Parties in Boston on private terms, | Leen, Sept le Arrived, Hiigin, Stork, New York Ble Sole ore eel er ange att was ta ally decorated with flowers, the Mount | very handsomely decorated with flowers and ban- | © Bars Tomaris (Fr), Aland, Marseilles—Jas Henry. | NGF ReoGna tered prdstnl Fi alas ae Pane ne PUTTuaToN. NZ iby tal, front Melbourne, Bept Parr | George -Edwit, Sainis, Poughieep’ i Whites Olivet stand was fillea with plants of rich au- | ners, The platform was oue huge pyramid of | , Bark Atantic, Dickerson, Barbados—H Trowbriuge’s | the 29th. during which some of her lights were siove iN | ¥pandisco). 2 | head, | Titus, ‘Raritan’ River; A G Lawson, Fitz and a portion of her guards washed away. MArsFiLLes, Sept 17—Arrived, Joseph Lachano, Balti- Sons, : tumnal tints, Avout twenty minutes past seven | plants and flowers of all Kinds and hues, andin | | Bark F Pirandello (Ital), Todero, Bangor—Funch, Edye | Captain Dafield, of schr Bird, at Lewes for Philadel- | more; 18th, Fl Todd, Maguire, do | & Co. 7 E : Engle. Atkins; P'M Wheaton, Barrett; ~aran Bruen, o'clock Mr. Beecher entered by the little door at | the centre of the room was another not | ® ar), Beck, ¢t John, NB—P I Nevius | Rhi&, reports a sunken schooner off the Hawk's Nest. | Sailed Isth, Prosperite, Beruidsen, New York. Page: Audio B Avery, Ryans and #rancia © tinith, Nicht the back of the platform, ‘The well-known chair | quite #o large, while all round the room| #son ign aabagan aaa * | Nothing Is known regarding tue wreck. wea epalss Boptib-—Cleacedl, “Angelo: Earodt,:Stocards, die: Hoboken; Win i’ Rowen. Golden: -Anna.B Jacobs, br Clara Fletcher, 3 ALEXANDRIA, Oct 1—There is a schr in ballast, Sargent. Jacmel—A Nones & Co Jones: Game Cock, Quinley, and Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York. Was pushed aside, and then was seen the familar | the pillars were twined with vines, and eacn space | | bound up, ashore on Dent's shoals, signalling for assist Nico.aigrr, Sept 13—In port, Matthew Baird, Green- | | Sehr Charley Bell (Br), Wilson, st John, NB—P I Ne- 5 mye, Cape le ems snare - face of the Plymoutt pastor, The audience ap- | between filled with ahanging basket or blooming | vins son” (7° © 1 | amc also a lumber loaded vessel ashore om Persimmon | 'O, OO Meni Martivea Hate Fetus Poitis, New | sailed ches ¢. © Lane, Zane, Baltimore: Pedro, A lauded vigorously and ladies rose in their places | flowers. A large oll painting of Mr. Beecher hung | poatife Up"y South, Derickson, Galveston—Tupper & | Roint. : York; ich, Fortuna, Mesquita, do. : | nah ‘Blackman, Aruold; Andrew Peters, Rowe; Jaime s ving ae ennnteey hieis, apparently with great | at one end of the room, surrounded witha masa | ent Mary Louisa, Gaskell, Washington, NC—Zophar | wes'rapuriat lasting Design has BONE ae tie head or | CTA, x2, July ‘Arrived, Marion, Howes, New York | Diverty, Carroll; Boston, Jones; Charlie Miller, Jones ; aw peir han chie!s, | # 8 Sehr 1, nN 1 rte ys i | 4 5 ; : i is BP ‘i . Mills. Marsh's wharf. Efforts wiil be made to raise her. vee uly 8, Francis, Loring, Newcastle, NsW; 27th, | Batgh Elizabeth, Kelley, and P King, Biivén, New of green on white cloth, The room was densely thronged; all were waiking round and greeting delight, of these den Mr. Beecner appeared not to notice any | onstrations. and taking a little hymn- hr Watenful, Gil, New Bedford—H W Jackson & | at Atlantic wharf, had her The bark Gaiona, lyin u by being forced against the } Buciinghatshire, Harland, San Francisco. | rudder somewhat injure: | Son. Portsmouta, sept 0—lowed out, Kate Cann, Smith, ‘Kt the head of Long Island Sound 30th PM, bound east, Sehr Della, Lockhart, Wareham—Ferguson & Wood. DI brig Lilly ; schrs 8 F Woolsey, Martha Low, Ella, Amelia, book irom the little table, proceeded in his asual | their friends in the most social manner possible. Fehr s snow, Warcham—Ferguson & Wood, | PHT New Orlea! ‘ New Regulus, Fearless, Modesty. Keystone, JH’ Bartlett, Mabuer to turn over we ‘lewves for the selection | | MF. Leecher's entrance was hulled with hearry | Bae y Dotan Revi Route AeAboy es Brees. ms epee te Brig, Emily Watters, before Fe ati ee a eA | Henry Lemdel, § Strout, Marietta Hand, Shamrock ola hymn. The cloirsuug, apparently imprompiy, | applause, and immedtately aiter his entrance Miss | Sloop Corn Orient—nacket Bros. reportea ashore, has been got off, owhou 0 d He RIGS Of iBatre: Biuaciette,. fim. Vane. |) SRR OtDETE. 5 ; sissies | cats matte & ore Warren, Philadeipma—vames | gone down to bring her bere. Damage unknown, (The | _PLywovrs, Sep} letro, Bruenctto, from Yar- | “MYGHUCKET, Oct 1—Arrived, schr Ella Matthews, to the tune of “Old Hundred,” the congrega- | ‘The barks Salo (Rus), and Sandvicken (Swe), for Ant- : isca Bellagamba, Borzone (from Bos- | 4¢/phta, Ishoald have been on the platiorm to inform the association what we are going todo. We have sung ‘Home, Sweet Home.’ Now, if you will make yourselves at home, or ley Mr. Beecher clreulate among you, and not stop him, that is what we Want you to do.” Mr. Beecher, with Mr. Halliday to guard him and see that no one shook hands too long, then passed round the room shaking hands Hauirax, Oct 2—Bark Kate (Br), Murphy, at Sydney, © B, reports on 12th ult, carried away upper topsail | yard ina heavy gale; also passed a bark with main- | Mast, part of toretopmast and mizzentopmast gone, with'jury main mast, steering east- Livexroot, Oct 1—Bark Presto (Br), Rogers, from Lon- don tor New York, has put back to Queenstown in a leaky condition. Portsmoutn, NH, Sept 30—Schr Mary E Caswell started ‘Sailed—Schr Paima, Weeks, New York. t RIUKMOND, sept 40—Arrived, steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York: schrs Frank Walter, Saxon, New | York: Glenwood, Norfolk. to load for Hartford Cleared—Brig Shasta, Brown, Trieste. Sailed—Schrs Fannie Fiint, Warren, and J J Pharo, oper, New York. OGKLAND, Sept 29—Sailed, schr Lucy Ames, Bishop, New York tion rising and joming in with earnestness and vigor. This Was followed by @ solo, “O, rest in the Lord,” by Miss Dunphy, the leading contralto | ofthe choir, Mr. Beecher then advanced to the front of tne platform, hymnn book in hand. There was 4 hushed attention when it Was found that, | mstead of giving out the nuwber ol the hymn, be | Sailed 2ist, Franc tog, £), New Yor' UEKNSTOWN, Sept 21—Sailed, Nicolina, Enrigo (from New York), Tralee. Srerrix, Sept 17—Sailed, Arizona, Conaut, Philadelphia (and from Swinemunde same Cy Triste, Sept 15—Sailed, Amalt pene) New York. 7 AAT) Sept 20—Arrived, Bnrico Mereilo, Michel, lew Yor werp, were cleared yesterday by Tetens & ockmann (not as betore reported), ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Was about to say something. | and speaking to every one in his way. Steamshi ein (Ge in, Bremet We NZ (by tel from Melbourne Sept 1l)—Ar- erie i se = 5 p hein (Ger), Brickenstein, Bremen Sept 19, | for the Shoals’ Tuesday forenoon, the wind being light ELLINGTON, NZ (by; ‘Sth—Arrived, schrs Carrie L Hix, Hix; Tennessee, Mr. Beech, BERCHER'S FIRST ADDRESS. don my |, Notwitustanding Mr. Halliday's precaution he | and Southampton 224, with mdse und 42 vawengers to | and tne tide on the flood at the ‘time, Fipdin ‘the tide rived, J A Thompson, ihompson, Liverpool. Peck, “and Convo, Pickering, New York;' Bedabedec,, G S ¥ had to take the siand and say:—"Mr. Beecher | Ovirichs & Co. “sept 25, lat 90.25, lon 24.32, passed steam. | toking the vessel rapidly. toward Portsmouth bridge, | Gionsreap, Sept 4-—The Austrian brig Bolivar has dis | Kuowiten, Diviting Creck, Va. return irom my summer vacation to have met my | wants his hand to preach with on Sunday, 1 see | ship Faraday and two other steamships; 2s:h. lat 45 40, | and having no ground tackle save @ smail grapple, the SAN FRANCISCO, Sept’ 25—Arrived, ships Waltikka: e Fy ‘s¢ il her cargo of petroleum into a hulk in this: ‘a: Ci Made "it impossiuie for us to assemble | “Re you ever-would.” ‘Steamsmp, Claribel (Br), Williams. Laguayra Sept 12, | the latter vessel, and the former went felpiessiy up | alred. She requires a new keel hips: Melpomene (Br), Christiansen, and Al- While the bdsiness of shaking hands was going on “Auld Lang Syne” was sung, aiter which Mr. Hil “The Marseliaise” and Mrs. John Hutchinson | snag “Tue Laat Kose of Summer.” Mr. Beecher Porto Cabello 1sth, Curacoa Ltn, Jac: }» Aux Cayes | with the tide against the bridge, which she struck wit 23d and Yortau Prince 25th, with mdse 2 d' passengers |, greut torce, broadside on, her bowsprit being carried to Fim, Forwood & Go, Sept 2, lat 2a, lon 7421, Away and ‘her foremast ‘unstepped by the sHioek._ and passed steamship Tybee. bound south. er hu eing 3! en up enous to make her kK PRteamsmip Leo, Dearborn, Savannan Sept 2 with ine it ai x 7 u | freely. maue his exit very quietly, and after his cepart- | pgse anu passengers to Murray. Ferris & Co. syne Si ure the rest departed gradually. samahip Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Sept Savannan, Sept 29—On Saturday last, while the sch wort kes no water. 24, Vasco de Gama (Br), Rice, Hong Kong via Yoko jE ay SE rs | Hin tnase end Dimansere to.) WF Guitar Co, 80, | Mary C Bradshaw was being rejuvenated in her inner | waking water. The Kenilworth makes no rT. (Br) 4 ri 6 | “Ship Mirzupore (of Liverpool), Mackinnon, Calcutta | a Works, the varnish took fire, communicating with the Lonpox Sept 2l—The following vessels are re- | BAMA, Oo. Oot o Arrived, steamers Saragossa, | OBITUARY. | niBdays with mdse. to Willett & ‘Hamlin: vessel to ArK- | Yortous contlartatvone. The: promatiane dpreatened © | ported mising:—Tne Cynthia Palmer. sears. which | rooper, Baltimore; Cleopatra, Chapin, New York; Drigh | ell, ‘lusts & Co. Passed the Cape ot Good Hope July 31 Liverpool, Sept. 20.—The Windsor which returned to dock damaged, haying there to-night. But just as far as it 18 pus. | sible let us imagine that we wre meeting as usual in familiar Christiau brotherhood. We have wtruggied together in the great vaitie of liie; we are come together for God’s honor, not Lo gaze upon each other, but to worship, to hold sweet fellowship, to strike the same old chords we have vibrated for nearly thirty years; for it is the even- ing of the 3c of October. Twenty-seven years ago J took the pastoral charge of this Caurch and so- ciety. [tis a fit anniversary of our first autamnal meeting, and in the begining of this meeting let that one name which is forever above every other name be tue only obe asserted, the one thought of | all and the only one. His presence will then dul | Timothy, | tee Bucs, Sno Liverpool. en in col | — Suiled “24th, steamship Newbern. Metzger, Guaymas llsion in the Mersey with the Kenilworth (s), from Phil- | and Colorado River; ship Isles of the South (Br), LeCou- adelpbia, Was bound for Dublin. She had port bulwarks | teur, Cork; bark Free Trade, Merryman, Melbourne and from fore rigging aft, and part of \dlebox carried | Humboldt; brig Percy Edward, Turner, Tahiti. away and paddiewheel slightly damaged, but was not | | Oct 1—Arrived, steamships’ Ancon, from Panama; serious conflagration. ‘The prompthess of the crew, | sailcd froin Liverpool for Oakpoint (Londonderry) and B ie rn Hy | Y . Bi 1 K elro. €rossed the Equator sept Zin lon St: July Mndat it scion | Sided by Captain Merchant, of seh Hattie N Gove, saved | Maitiand (N.'s.) on Paya ao eeng ore or bie oun Oe | aettea CSilp D'W Clubman, Miller, New Orleans, 73 E, spoke ship Somersetshire (Br), from Caicutta’ for s vd tne same month, and the’ Parga. Newby, which sailed | SAi%y Sept 29—\rrived, achrs Jos G. Stover. Arex! ‘ Newt ork (1) Whatemen. AEOTR'BAYAUURD SOR MOOTED e OR! LCOSMIUEE SE 1Ase Port Johnson for Philadelphia; G B Ferguson, Fergusony Ship William Franing (of Jersey), Paine, Singapore 112 | sqited trom New Redford Ist, brig Eunice H Aaam: American Ports. Belfast for do; Nathua Clifford, Carter, do tor New York. Cee ate ane cceasa cine ennnten ity ine ieue go; | Brownell, for AUanuc Ocean, % | ALEXANDRIA, Sept 30—Arrived, schr W G Lewis, | th—Arrived, schr Golden ‘City, Saunders, Cayenne ope Aue 8, Crosse eauato: jon 30; \ r \ St Martins via Reverly, erly gules for 1Wdaye oft the Ca iS Spoken. Boston. and St Martins via Reverly. Commodore Mclancthon B. United States Navy. Commodore Melancthon B. Woolsey died yester- day in the city of Pensacola, Fia., at the age of Woolsey, Sailed~Schr Grace Davis, Boston. Satled—A large tect of coasters, bound S and E. fuse at © i N. 615), spoke bark Wii! ie = vi 4 s ‘ . | STON N, Sept 30—, Ss ’ fiug deneuicuon around Wu wieat COnETeGs" grty.x years, He was orn in New York tu te | rym inti or Maran: Sih, tau S08, fon #2 | Sn Rinbon, Rete, jane, fo Ber Fran | Ah dala teatich Vn cohen OROTEMOwS! | par Jathain, " o pacer nevien tee hetiee 2 ‘ 2 nd h ark Idaho, hence for Ciearuezos. yi ‘Ship Ef (is) cBeldiers: : at} i Passed up—Sehr Lemuel J Hall, tor Georgetown. Oct 1—Satied, schrs lawley, Bayles, New York tor jie sitet then announced the 660th bymn, year 1818, —_ aye ay = raid —— in rere Ship Sumatra (ot Salen, in. anita May 1, with Bp Soe ea nelants froin Glasgow for San Fran: Salied—schrs i &'L Cordery, Providence, Nellie J. | Providence; Richard Law, Hawkins, Rondout. for Bose cing — United States Navy July 24, 1832, He was at once sugar, hemp, AG 00 eh ft ry il ama fi assed ies Bark Fetisch Ger), trom Hamburg for San Francisco, | Dinsmore, Georgetown. | ton; Emillie Bell, Kelley, New York for Dennis; Olney en I survey the wondrous cross, ordered to tne coast of Brazil, where be serve Bf 5 H : q s 700 miles trom the latter port, 2 1» OCt de, 5 ls .! aa q 7] When T ipaebass is 1, where be served Jl Nutor'sept ty im iat 6; May We Clot Frederiksen, | 54 Sie edt Os hice Gaeteeie? Montevites Sept SED ee eee SVINEVARD HAVEN, Rept sbmartived, schrs Annie: reading it with evident feeling irom the frst line | yp.) 18u4 in the Irigate United States. He was seaman, of Sweden. died Of tvhpoid fever; 5, lat 47 30, lon 17 50." : BOSTON, Oct 2~Arrived, steamers Harrisburg, Win- | Murchie, Baltimore for Portsmouth: Laura H Jones, to the jast. Mr. Beecher then led the great toen put on shore duty for nearly ten years, after 5 Ww 5, Jon 23 30 W, sg waiizod ship ¢ Bark Leocaaia (Ger), Wenke, from Hamburg for New | nett. Philadelphia; Panther, Mills, S04 ‘axon. Baker, | Philadelphia tor Bangor; Florida, Now York tor sept 25, lat SL tasted schr, with emigrants, bound. ‘to | same day, bark Chevrenil (Fr), bound south. g@regation in prayer, the leading Lhoughis of which Port were as follows :— THE PRAYER. do; barks JA Bro Linda Stewart, Stin Lathrop, Atwood, Cape Haytie: n, Greenish ntleld, Alex York, Sept 15, lat 48, lon beth, CGH Bark kdmund Phinne Thomaston; RL Kenney. do for Newburyport; Alima (Br), New York for stJohn, NB. $ Arrived, brig Antilles, Elizabethport for Port~ which be was ordered to the Mediterranean squad- , Bacon, from Boston for San Francisco, Aus 17, lat 114) N, lon's3, ‘axon (Br), Hennan, ‘ ron, where he served from 1836.to 18% ‘Ship Sprinsiield (ot Boston), uwight, Manila 124 days, ck "i ° 3 St Johns, PR: Joseph Clark, Stahl, Philadelphia ; | land; setrs Kate & Luella, Albany for soston; Gen ‘Thou ever blessed God, Father of our Lord Jesus , bs te cides ECO. Pape Bark Jean Vierre (Fr), from Bordeaux for San Fran St Johns, & losep rk. Stahl, Philadelphia; schra | n Si y for Hoston: Ge rng woman en sere fat aie a a ihe 5) ey sent to do duty on the schoulship Pailadelphia, - ged the Equator seh e mc aeg ils cue fle ST RSREST rison, Lavender, 110% Helen F Golder, On do; fora o1R Pe Baywacdy Gecr nebey De, Yor do4 Muskee, be knowledge of the riches 0: 3 love, for tii “re ern, of Goo lope, was | col * Ship, zabernh - 5 Stephen Hardin, are Geo H Squire, Haley; it tville, |, for dog jurel. Rondout tor Newburyport jhe knowledge of the riches rived from’ His ie, | Where ne remained until 1840. On July 16 of t Sichution, from Manila for New York: Sept 25, at 3007, | NOTICETO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, | Steptien Harding, terd an, Sharp: Rachel Seana | Red Rover, ‘Port Johnson for Flisworth; Tactic, and spoke brig Wanderer (Ger), irom’ —— tor ih, Int 2 50, lon bY 1, passed’ scar A Free- us), Gerolimich, Gloucester Aug J8, in year he was raised .to the rank of passed mid- shipman and once more ordered to the coast of Brazil, were he served, including cruises, until Ts Grace; st Clair Edwards, ie, Baker; Frank Atkins, Somers; L W rson, and Geo E Young, Philadel phia; len H Brown, Chase, Weehawken; J Price, ‘ickerson, do; Exchange, Perkins, Port Jobusoa; Flori Prima Donna, New York for Rockland ; Mountain Laure}, Port Johnson for Salem; W H Whittaker, Kennebec! River for Philadelphia; J V Wellington, Saco for Anna- olis, Md: Teaser, Wiscasset tor York ; Arctic, Rock and tor do: P & Vaugian, Boston for Baltinor a Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by wlegraphing to the Heratp London ; trom His dying, from His Iife that has gone up mito heavenly places; for His leading of souis | through darkness to light, irom troubie and sor- row and shame to glory. Thou art our lile, our Bark Atlas ballast to J ¢ Josso. ag 5 light! Shed down” upon us the brizhé in- | 1844, in the old frigate Delaware, From 1844 to "Hark Adetheiin (Nor), Andersen, Rottortam 82 days, in | Bureau, No 45 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- | da, Newman, do. Withanson, Jr, Salem, for Port Jounson; Ellen M Dut- p f r | aha ‘i : ; aliast to Funch, Edye'& Uo. Is auchored in Gravesénd | pres from Europe doth : ived—Steamer Nereus, Bearse, New York; | field, Boston for Pougnkeepsie. fuences of that life, and kindle @ hope | 1947 he was attaciied to different navy yards, and une ‘om European ports, and other ports abroad, of Iso arrive ‘or} al Bee ee pave chee: Naw Work foc comtnod) of Christ Jesus, our Lord, in every heart. American and all foreign vessels trading with the | bark Sterling, Emerton, Accra. Atri , ae on July 16 of the latter year was raised to the ‘oncezione (Ital), Leboofe, Smyrna 9) days, with | Fle iz a; cH Williams, F Fait Sailed—Bark Andes, brigs ‘Joseph Clark and Grace , More are they who are for us than those who are A fentenantvend Ss red on board of the | Midst to order, Passed Gibraltar Aug 15. United States, the same wilt be cabled to this country | Riterts brunswick’ Ga; schrs Charles A Higuius ae. | Lothrop; sehrs -Lallie B. Ellen iden, George & against us, sivee Thou hast given us the earnest rank of leutenant and ordered on board of the Bark & G Bulgin (Ger), Hoop, St Vincent 29 days, in | frog of charge and published. Intosh, ‘Surinam; Druid, smith, Pagardo, PR; F H | Young, Peiro, Florida, (Mann); Fiorida (Thompson); . or Thy Spirit. O, God! teach how more and more | gtoreship Relies, then fitting oat to join the South | ballast to order. Cdiorne, Crowell, Alexandria; J’ Paine, ‘Lang, Balti- | George Nevenger, N H Hall, AH Brown, Eureka, Bark Colchaqua (of Liverpool), Russell, Iquique 115 Pacific squadron. Inher he serveduntil nearly the | adja seine mhidie of cot te ordere vente de weer latter part of the year 1850, when he was trans- | Tults & Co. Pussed Cape Horn July ay crossed the uator Aug 19 in lon 82; Aug 2, lat ls N, long 35, had a Jerred to the brig Perry and sent to the coast | heavy gale trom west, lasting 15 hours; lost jibboom and Rockhill, ME Graham, Rosswell, Grace Cushing, 0 A. Anderson, Sarah Wood, Wm F Phelps, D Gifford, MA McUahan, L B Wing, Jas L Maloy, Elvie Davis, Mary S$ Hudson, Everglade, Abby Weld, Annie Murchie, Julia A Garrison, A nnon, Souvenir (Br), ttie A Hand, to glority Thy name. Draw near to all who ara | Lorre struggitug with their pride, and are cast dowa and Wearied oy the unequal conflict. Draw near toall that are strugglug with mbred sins and Help them to ieara truth, and may | more; Marshall, do; Magie fiathorne, | Hathorne, do; Skylark, smuliey, do; RS Derby, Navior, ‘Twenty-one Friends, Jeffers: Frank Jameson, Jameson: John Slusman, Adams; J s Detwiler, Grace: Tradewind, Lloyd; MM Weaver, Weaver: D Gifford, Cobb; tlectra | ang. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, 3 Antwerp, Oct 1—Sailed, ship Eliza Everett (Br), Dun- passions. ; euraine mizzentopmast. z Batley, »mith; E H Atwood, Norris, and’ Whitney Long, | Geo H Squire, Vicksburg, Isabella, Jewett, Stephen Mard~ Tiey learn to stand in the circle where Thou art, | Of Africa, Here he reurained until 1854, the mono- | ™ fark flermanos (Nor), Hauff, Montevideo via Hamp- | yerton, Philadelphia; bark George (Br), Grant, Tybee. | Hayes Philadelpnin; Mchard Lane, Hawking Kondout: | ing. Helen Maud and’ Bessie, J 8 Weldon, Margeret, ay they be able to overcome all aud Walk among | tony of the service belug broken occasionally by | ton loads, 52 days, with bonedust to LE Amsiuck & C ' | Fee vatts, Kennedy, do; Waiter irving, Ryder, New | James 8 Matson, Maria Roxana, F 'R Baird vessel to Tetens & hockmann, Bark Henry Rankin (8r), Pritchard, Montevideo via Hampton Roads 2 days, wilh bones to Crowley & Sons; vesse] to master. Park Hampton Court (of London), Langri Anenvrex, Oct 1—Sailed, ship Abraham Lincoln (Sw), for Pensacola. z Aucoa Bay, Aug 27—In port bark Nonpareil, Devins, ‘unc (see below) York; Gen Sueridan, Farrell, Hoboken; Julia A Brown, Niecxerson, do; Benjamin Courtney, Baker, Weehawken; | Granite State, Burgess, Elizabethport; Gen Banks, Mc- Farland, Port Johnson” Matanzas, Bragdon, do, Below, coming up—Senrs Suniight, Wm Wiles, Mary A Raven, Stephen E Woodbury, Peter H. Crowell, Mary E Pearson, Fors Condon, EH Herriman, Saran’ Nuveet, Sear (er), file J ea rADG Balle. E. pee ohn etwiler now! arr: ercy, Clara, 3 Deruy, Orion, J Paine, J C Cratty, GW. Baldwin: Olive men in all sweetness and purity, Make us to feel, not that the things that are seen sre without Valu, but that they are of great valae. Grant we may know how to adorn itte. Gift us with the short cruises. At tue termination of this duty he | was pot on waiting orders and remained idle | until 1860, When he was ordered on board the re- ceiving ship New York, where he remained till amet y | assume formidable shape, and Lieatenant Woolsey | sept U4, lat 28 15, lon 6043, da British ship steer- | cutta. “a b> Wi iN Mil td | ley, EJ Morrison, Frank Atkins, Bill’ Barter (Br), R understanding. ing south, showing signal with eters MB'T Din it. She weherltl, BN Miler and | BY, “an, aadie Willeuse, Albert L Buter, Geotaie Was put in command of the klien, a serryboat that Was fitted up With guns and intended to ve used | in the Southern rivers, After cruising wily till the Beurast, Oct 2—Sailed, barks Francesco Antonio (Ital), Vague, New York; Eleanor (Br), Dunn, Galveston. Guascow, Oct 2—Sailed, bark Gratia (Nor), Andersen, ‘This Was followed by the 619th hymn of the Ply- | moath Ciection, commencing— Bark Teresa, Kohl, Cienfuegos, 16 days, with sugar and molasses to J & G Fowler, | “Brig Vincenzo T (ital), Godano, Leghorn 63 davs, with Shepperd, John T Manson, Altoona, WH Mauler, Rich. | ard Low, Northern Light, and Addie Jordan. WILMINGTON, NC, Sept 30—Steamshi ie Heyer, bound to Weymouth, ir ee was off The brig John Av Highland Light, Cape Co: Benefactor, v peace r WB Davis, Wilson, Virginia. McCaskett, Colombia for do; also the | New York. ve commend | | | | Love divine ail love excelling, beginning of 1862 he succeeded in engaging the tardy & Co; ve & is q ¥ Ni 562 c 0 2 ble and rags to Alpheus Hardy & Co; vessel to Sio- ay Neared—steamer Wm. 5 | Jones, New York: bark Mediator (Nor), ‘ sung to the tune of “Beecher.” The pastor called | rebels at Wipper Creek on May 40. Theenemy hum- Yorien « Co. Passed Gibraitar aug 6) Se". © FiO | Pensacola, Reece BUGRTaRE) WUD, GERI OMS aL mOrss | Soren; brig Zavia (Son), Cueien nae upun Lrother Robert Raymond to pray, of which | bered about 400 men, aud they commanded the | © Brig Tasso (Ital), Trappani, Catania 6l days, witnsul- | Gattx, Oct 1—Sailed, bark Killarney (Br), Hingston, | scnrs Emelitie (Br), Chistolm. Port au Prince 4 INTER HARBOR, Sept 18—Arrived, schr W F Green, the iollowing is an outline :— | battery at what Was aiterward known as Fort | plinr to orders vessel (0 Siocovich & Co. Passed Ulbral- | New York. ton, Cuoper, Cape Canso; Alton T Miner, Oaices, Stam Norwood, Windsor for Richmoné, Va ae Bora YMOND'S AYER. pn. ‘the engagement was desperate . 7 _ r a ford, Conn. , Cleared st, scl ae ajor, Gerrish, an OR,G00; we mie tig Tie iran tormurrhyiiieeside ll sear par tvs Heer sas uti haayy Brig CA Sparks, Forsett, Progreso 22 dave, with hemp, | Havas. Oct I—Arrived, bark Argonaute (Fr), Raymond, | “GALAIMORE, Oct 1—Arrived, achr ME Byard, Camp, | Green, Tracy, Riclimond. Va. we thank Tuce or all our prosperity a8 Well as (or | loss, Licutenant Woolsey’s next exploit wasat | “giv'peuri ot New Maven), Hricas Trimdad 16days, | SONOS sia | v2d—arrived, steamships Gen Werder (Ger), Bussius, | eneeanrmet = ail the sorrows \uat have sprung up in our midst, | Secessionvilla, the action taking piace on June 1, | with asphaitum, to \ Trowbridge & € Lizanp, Oct 2—Arrived off, bark Lussignano (Ital), Gla fen via southampton; Geo Appold, Loveland, bos: for behind every ‘rown Thou hast permitted us to | 1862, When he succeeded in completely dislodging | | Brig Favorite ‘of en), Wood . St Pierre, | dilich, from New York via enstown for a ton; McClellan, March, ‘Providence; ‘Octorara, ‘New nee Thy ee a Thy finger hus pointed the | the enemy, ge brought to beara uaa | be with sugar and molasses to H Trow: Messina, Sept ——Arrived, bark Giulia (Ita!), Dome- | ioe aul Tae ean s gotene ule, Ammsterdain; : tesa ‘ Way, and we the rl J ckered lot rc oe une 3 0! je same ear he prcge e - 3 e e Tt parks Traveller (Br), Ps eld Kio Janeiro; Palestina s GT " Now, when We are assembled here on so solemn | and succeeded i routing @ large re el vessel to Jaines BF Ward & Uo. Had fine weather; been iG aay sna tl ys yy iH | Foote bre Blame Wile) Eton, rine Wihams, Ply. General Robt ity and Weakness of every description, and touching an 0: n, we ask hee only this, | torce, July 16, 1862, he waa commissioned | 6 days north of Hatteras with SE and NW gales; om — | mouth; Garrett P Wright, New York; Helen, Rondout. Whether Mental, Physical or Nervous, no matter how that Thou wilt mee: vs here, where Toon hast so | and put in command of the steamer Prin- | eh Inst anid to for 22 hours an a hy avy NW seal Pittav, Sept 20—Sailed, bark Maggie M (Br), Chalmers, Jeared—steamers Win 'Keanedy, Foster, Providence; | Feee ;gharacter, | WINGH st TERS | YEO. many tumes been Wit us, where our hearts have | cess and ordered to join the Western Gulf | | Brig Jobn Mason, Porter, Pensacola 24 days with yel- | United States. Clark, New York; barks Naovo Kubinacel | {ugh idly BUILDS "1G 3 5 4 aid . 4 | | low pine nell; ve George Wa rk ; DS UP, INVIGORATES, VITAL Melted together nds: the sweet songs of Zion. | biockading Squadron, and it was while on duty | Jow pine to K 4 Bushuell; vessel to George Washington | “pi eyourn, Oct 2—Arrived, steamship Goethe (Ger) arpath cibrattar (Lobes, asus, Were dates; UVENATES the whole system. Prices ‘ay 3, the have forgo! » | ville 0 i e ad by 3, BF Metealt & Uo, f fs a a ; Snctaa th 2 i ., Chemists, c and now we pray that Tu wilt still. be With us. | rebels, under the leadership of Generals Green and | » schr N Hand, Mongherty, OM Harbor, Ja, 24 days, with | QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2—Agrived, barks Benedetto ta), | 5 Mine, Marden Pre Gaaibiar Teneo | \ BSOLUTE DIVoRcES AIN 0 We need thy presence au: heip, and we pray that | Dick Taylor. Ou July 25, 1860, Commander Woolsey | logwood to A H solomon & Sons; vessel to Hand & | Costa, New York ; Teresa Picasso (Ital), Picasso, do. Fernandina, to load for Matanzas. y ; of Aiorent BiAtee, Mekal ever WRAEOL bo DSSIOONEE 1 Wilt COMe to IS, NOW vat as com dae r | Swan. 5 steams! oC ich- NOOR, Sept 30—Arrived, by z 24 (Po . Leet odes : Vdd have hot been guilty of trans nnel Of lavor. q | Naval Observatory at Wash! re » Where Ls Re yellow pine to Kenney, Koss & Oo; vessel to KP Buck & | ardson, Baltimore via Halitax for Liverpool; Marathon | brig Mcenantc, Gould, Elizabethport; schra | y bublis, | FREDEBIVK I. KING, the giver to the inscrument, througa TERE oe cantik OD aTEAAe OL THE AteRti MUDD ERieS andl | “Wap Porence shay: Yen Gilat: Feneabita.te jaye; WER eee enon: {Wentworin Maud Barbour, Davis, and | COUn*IOr At ta rea eae bestowed, for Thou hast’ \cen our strength, | sent to juin the South Atiautic squadron. Serv- | yellow pine to order; vessel to Van Brunt rm Also arrived 2d, steamship Wyoming (Br), Beddoe, | Payid & Susser Creer kor Rew York | A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, UOR and to Thee shail ail the giory pb ven. | iS vessel till 156 was mad mn10- hr BJ Pellows, Smith, Richmond, Va New York for Liverpool (and proceeded), TM, Sept 20—, fd, ach Jas Henry, New Yo | AL. ner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street 1 gory be given. | ing on this vessel till 1860 he was made a co Bone cabin ie oF BATH, Sept 9—Arrived, Schr Jas Henry, New York tor | Upen trom s A. M. to f oe et A out clas Ga iis in Thy hands. | dore and reese ir init hed oa oertner ce part- he ents ga ‘on, iota ria. Sailed 2d, steamship City of Paris (Br), Tibbitts (from GaraIner STON, Sept 20—Cleared, schr Mf EF On Sunday trom $ to 9 P. , God! May our dear pastor oe strengtnened. ent, Di is pennant on the flagship Guer- . erpool), New Ye ha v—Cleared, Mary E Fem: -- — — —_---—_ We thank Thee for the measure of strength rhouw | ene aieternhe was detached from oye sea ite prpicias baths Peacoat tin, ship King Philip, Raw! A eval tes ES eb ee a | BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- hast bestowed upon him. We pray Thee’ to bless | service and took command of the Pensacola Navy | Schf Mage peron ae 10 Jaxzino, Oct 1—Put in, ship King Philip, Rawlins, | Oct 2—Arrived, steamer Mercedita, Maretimoan. Boston. | A Pent States, leva! everywhere: desertion, &c., sufi him. And sow, after Thon nast caused us to pass | Yard, where, as already stated, he breathed his Schr DWV Johnson, Virginia. from Baltimore for San Francisco (see below). Seagull, Dutton, Baltimore: sehr JH Stickney, Fouls! | Glent cause: no Dublis ty Fequired; No charge until die through th ype let as come fort. as with cym- | Jaston Friday, October 2 Itis rather a coinct- Fohe Maria Jat poker. Virginia. St Hetena, Sept 12—Arrived, ship Bengal, Blanchard, | Delaware Breakwater tor orders, 2 VOrCe gram «A SIOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broudway. pn proapertin oo bs v4 hy efforts with | dence that ey had = bie he ~ iiakeg genre, mbilie Robene' Virgie Rangoon for Falmouth; barks Vier Gebroeders (Dutch), PL A A La 3—Cleared, brig Andrea (Nor), nr SUE FURLIE — a f 2 Thon seest fit. plished by his father. Commodore Woolsey, 5 Bhd a bas Sine Pi New York; 9% 4 a THE P) » to Thy care this people and church established Oy brilliant officer, was & most excel reElizabeth White, Rose, Virginia, V de Zee, Batavia via Padang for New York; Catherine | “YAR PORT, septad—Artived, sehr Harrie W, Pureby, | ‘1 — | { und prosperity rest within these wa ‘to Thy | jent one, a true man and a high-toned gentieman. | + Enoch Moore, Chambers, Georgetown, DO. @ Cot si oF 1 * : a ° eno ore, ¢ m ‘8 a w, ” rT Sailed 23d, barks Mary Ri 3 : - ALLCOCK’S PO! LASTE| fame, Ferner, Son and Spirit, ‘ verlast- | Omcers and men Pear eyo benly sermcne co Ut, Wm Marshall: Thompson, eorgeiowa, DO Ble se Peres Cate Jasper, Webber, sailed vinta bagi ba Kean Hideout, Gibson, Calnin: Lae ASK FOR AL’ KS POROUS PLASTER, nen. and his death ieaves cl 8 o b . jeorge; 20t ainee Primrose, Mevon Calaia, Alter this prayer the 619th hymn w com: | pavyal circles. Sehr H en, laylor, Baltimore, Sailed Sept 9, ship Jean Ingelow, Shillaber (from Bom | EAST GREENWICH, Oct I—Arnived. schrs A It Hurl: ~ AND HAVE NO OTHERS, maucing 4 sehr A P Cranmer, izard: Baltimore for New Haye ; R | burt, Grifin, Alexandria; Lillie O Wells, Weils, Port aaa, Fue havin oa beatae | W, tl, Nesdham | pean 3 W Burmell, Burmell, Baltiuore ior Pough- | bay), Liverpool. Jamu, if ‘J m £0) rae, sme Soon PGXE ts From St. John, N. B., we are informed, under | Passed Through Hell Gate, Sailed trom ——, Leif, for United States, | Fro TRESS MONROF, Oct 2—Arrived, bark “Saurak, See government stamp has printed on it, in white let & BERCHER'S LECTURE RooM Ta | ‘ 5 DUN A. = GALVESTON, Sept —Arrived, sc " —— Mr. Beecher prefaced his remarks ¢ y date of the 30th ult, of the sudden death of W. H. | sreamship Santee, Springer, New Bedford for New | LONDON, Oct 2A telegram from Madeira states that | Conklin, Now York, hr Annio M Allen, | |... B, BRANDRETH, ; the lourveenth and eighteenth ve f th , Needham, a well-known citizen of that place. He | York fy: BouVAR,. Bi New Bedford | the bark Gabriele (Br), Macauley, from Barrow via Bel- | ae ailed, steamship San Antonio (Br), Rea, Liver- eubak cha ‘Of Secon: atle ol n “5 " | Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New Bedford for Ni ‘i ool. ‘ WENORING teen” he aioe: te was born in Frederickton in the year 1311. He | yoh"itiMntu unt nacontere “ford for New | tast and Milford for New York, toundered at sea Sept 24 | PU onGETOWN, 80, Sept 22—Arrivel, schr Emma D | ALLCOCK'S POROUS I fared by Porous + Lord Jesus shail raise us up. al ra was admitted an attorney in 1832, and called to | Schr T Uhitington. Providence for New York. and the crew were landed there, 4 . Finney. Blwell, Boston (and cleared goth tor sew York). | . and shall _prese us with 50 the bar in 18a4, Mr. Needham engaged in practice | Schr AW" Collins Collins Port Jetorin tee New | Bark sonpare!t Devin, was in collision with another | fiD Ar ye ea aoe Beta ear easels, Plaster Company, are commanding the attentton of the pi gD the things | which in Woodstock, St. John and Fredericton, but for | ¥’ vessel while atanchor in Algos Bay, OGH, Aug 37, and | Righ, New York for Searspor!. t k. Been, but at the things wincn chr Cordelia Newkirk, Butler, Providence for Philar not seg. lost jibboom and catheads, KEY WEST, Sept 40—Arrived, steamship State of | for the heart knows how much m visible things of lie t charge her cargo for repairs. in tue House of Assembly, but had been some Advices trom the Cape of Good Hope report that the years out of public life when he was elected jor Precious are the in- visibie. Schr W G Thompson, Bradiey, New Yor 01 ri * a hom: ey, New York ior Bridge phine and hydrate of chloral have been administered to vant ant Oct 3—Cleared, mships Knickerbocker, Kemble, It is not the things which are seen are temporat; vut the | Many years past he resided in the latter city. | deiphia Adespatch from Rio Janeiro states that ship King | Texas. Boler, Galv Rew Corn iandipepeesuedy, | Worl: Title) renvedy: Auplh) (0, Pie) spine, Deedee every persot might be safely said shot | Council, BOG racce eet ED ee ag erties | BOUND BATS put into that port leaking badly, and will have to dis. | La Louisiane (Fr), Touflet, Havre, “Below, at Quaran- sound, retreshing sleep when soporiiica, including mor- Ty persou Who has experienced achange of | which existed at that time, He was several times | gen 8 ¢ Tyler, Phillips, Elizabethport for Providence. “ "| tine Station, bark Altagrocia (Sp), Domeneck, from Ha- | friendship, but the disposition tha: lies ‘beneaths On Ee a TRS GEtT BF ihe general el feated | V’chr Cabot, Ellis, New York for Boston ashore in Table Bay. She would have to discharge | Sailed—Steamship Vanguard (Br), for LAverpool | the patient in vain. | in 1865; but im 1867, when Judge to the neral election el . e a Rsher's election | yscut Peredux’ ir), Morton, New York for st Johns, commons cansed a vacancy in the repre- | "Schr Ben) English, Chase, Rondont for Now Bed ford. yn of York, Mr. Needham again became a Schr Lottie Nash, Pore Jonnson tor Portswouth. candid. We and was elected. His bitterness against | Schr Tillie i, Heath. Hoboken for Dighton es bene At is the inner mun that gives ; vers “noe th outer. Let us turn our thought for a moment to- night to the richer grounds of our love ior the Lord Jesus, The inner quatities that wo to make ¥ NEWBERN, Sept 27—Sailed, schr Melvin, Roberts, New NORPOLK, Sept 80—Arrived, schr Thos M Stone, Gross, | When we consider how much dyspepsia is occasloned Portsmoutn, NH. Oct 1—Put in, sehr Eliza (Sp), Ferrer, Baltimore for betore she could be floate’ Foreign Ports, INWALL, Sept 27—Sarled, steamship Henry Chann- { Asr how much the recuperative up manhood are those that speak with a simple the ani witn Canada, which found expression in Schr Reading fatiroad 43, Gandy, Ambuy for New Hae cey, ki y, Rathourn, New York (with 12 passengers and 9) toint freight) Matanzas («ee Miscel). py the want of sieep, | ta — apd ample force. ‘lis by the re | mony ake i anisde, | 2, : i i NEWBURYPORT, Sept 39—-Satled, sches Clarissa Allen, a P&ches while in the House, caused nis de- | "S%ne emma Crosby, Brown, Alexandria for © ‘AUX Caves, Sept 23—In port sehr Sarah, une, Hod New ¥ 3 Furber. Philadel Cam this truth that’ our spiritual feat at iMyeneral election in 1870, and he was | Scur Burinah, aguin, Honjken for Boston on Canvier, Sept In port ship Nrreli, Moruun, for Sin- | pny New Yorks Bmly H Naylor, Fun powers of the body are returded from the same cause, rested; that we lave the light that eu- | awaindefedica at the last general election, this | Schr RS Dean, Macomber Huboken for Providence, gapore. iW BEDFORD, Sept 90—Arrived, schrs Yankee Boy, ars ables os tw begin that unter ous lile. | year, . Schr Veto, Puiler, New York for Boston, Arrived 30th, steamanip Pembroxe (Br), Williams, New | Philadelphia: M Vassar, Jr, Kelly, New York. vciinhomaemet it is here where our serrows come; trouvle that | Sehr M © Webb. Conway, Amboy for Frovidence. York. Oct l—Artived. schrs Win, D Marvel, O' Keele, George. | we may easily comprehend the amazing benefit im- has to us many births; there are in themselves Jonn N. Powell, M. D. | SchrJoua Crocktord, Hart, Elizavethport for Provi- Pic Sept 16—In port bark Curacoa (Br), Lock- town. DO; Henry Gibbs Comp Ney ror one a: | ‘boos 0) above the sources 01 | pe dence, une | i " a | i Pisate ee dean wnbwering ate weep AGes OLA". | The above-uemed well known physician has just |“ ‘sclir Stlvestor Hale, Coleman, Hoboken for Taunton. Flind 15a, brig John Wester, Savage, Baltimore, | SRR er ronan eee denna, vor, | PAtd by the application a tis Plaswer, We warn the , bs a | F a 1 chr Ohailenge, Terry, Hoboken for Greenpa IDRALTAR, Sept Li—Arrived, barks Wihel 6 Hf \—' wa, Cape de Vers Ee be: v7 know that in this dispeneation that is passing | “led at his resivence in Henrico county, Virginia, Scur Gd Krickson, Jayne, Port Johnson tor savbrooks | (Ger, Seser, Nlexandeta, Want salied. Isr tor Now cand sate pana eorahigcaee 3 i over our head that 1¢ will be turned into love and in the sixty on year of his age. Prior to the Sehr 58 Smith, stiow, New York tor Wareham ork); 13th, Romalhaut (Ger), Willers, Trieste (and sailed . Satled—Schrs Witeh Hazel, Springer, New Smyrna, | public against base imitations and brazen forgerios oF jadness. If we have strong faitu we get wher . Sehr Senator Grimes, Hilyard, New York for Vortiand. | Mth tor New York). Fla; Georg lark, Bartiett, Philadelphia; Albert Biigorrow will Anish im the peace that cones tron, | WF Ye participated im tue politics of the day and | Kehr Twilght Robinson, Alexandria for New Havet fn port 1ech, bark, Georgiétta (Br), fmall, from New | Thomas New Yorn orem} om — our Lord Jest Christ. There may be on the | was @ States’ rignts democrat, but worked earn- Gene Aun stration, Fort 4 ouneon for lem ‘ York, arrived sth. disg., rigs pore ena nites. Steamer, Leopard, for Philadelphia, returned 30th (and | this admirable preparate et a | 1 r hr Connecticut, Dehart, Rondoat for Norwich, More, from Philadeiphia, arrive th, to Sait n for sailed again Get L uountain great trouble, but that is because | estly for the Uni. He was an occasional con- | Sehr James Parkins, Kelly, Port Johnson lor Ware- | Snrraeona:; Winogene (Br. Lofvering, fromdo.arrived | “'NEWPORN Sept 3, PM—arrived, schr Charies fl we keep jow down, but we suowid go above the | tributor to the co: na of the Ruchmond £nquirer, bam. 9th, to sail isth for Genoa; Panchito (-p), Cabot, trou Dow, Childs. Providence for Philadelphia, or George. Ask for ALLCUCK’S POROUS, ant have no others clouds, This summer many of the tourists went | For anamber of yoars ne practised medicine tn cenr & H Clark, Fengar, Hoboken tor Woreham. New York, arrived Lith, town, oC, put in to repair centreboard. to the summit of Mount Wasbington and Aaw noth- | the Northeru Neck o. \ \rginie, enjoying consider- ashy Soe ce Rogers, Hoboken fr ree Haven. y | ge Oot arrived, Seermatip bag (Br), Also sc hrs Sunny Shower, ‘Wood, and Memento, White, I. BRANDRETA i bie e | Se a A Stimpeon, Stimpson, New York tor Bostoa. | Frocks, trom Liverpool via St Jowus, NF, for Baltimore | Providence tor New York. . are, ing but clouds, Other Derednt ried at? bur they | Temore ace in lis profession, pus subsequently | Schr 4 W Purser. Keun, Hoboken lor Somerset. Gacurs, Sept 2—tn port scht Lucy woluies. Teel, unc. | Oct Le AMeArrived, brig Acetia, Thurlow. White, was raimng amd they were laughed at; but they sscaudad fa the top as Mouns Wanupemud, gpl | Gov) to this Vicinity and of nana py a was appolutcd dy i Sage WL Mangum, Cuase, Sew York tor New Bedford, Aiames Velo ware. sua, New York ir Norwich, J LaavaYna, Sept =n port bark Jaue Adeline, Lind- uv, Wi, Shicids, Eng, tor New Haven; setra White Fouma, Milli kan Alexandria tar Groton. ‘Gann: Shepard A sount, President of the Porous s Piastar Camnany.