The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1874, Page 10

\—~- | Bacon, &t Setauget, on Saturday. Shes a half brig Of 495 tons, Custom House measurement, with @ capacity of 800 tons, and calculated for the gen- eral ireighting business, but more particularly for the cotton aod sugar trade. She is 126 set keel, NEW YORK CITY. A fire droke/out yesterday morning tn the three ‘wtory \ nat 1 Mean Boma No, oe LadioW reer ad uc. | Sl feet beam, 11% feet lower hold, 5% feet between — Ee eee otel as 8 Tikery. - decks and 335 Jeet in the poop, Her frame is of eupied vy white oak, hackmatack and chestnut. and the Charies Crowley, James Weinberg and JonM | pianking, wales and ceiling are of the best South- Rielly, three well-known pickpockets, were ar- | een ving. When reaay lor sea she will nave cost rested nt by Detectives Leahy and | ui . ie is owned by the El- Clapp Oa Teap uns to pick pockets on a Third = Davis, of Miller’s Place), the builder and venue car. ‘A meeting of honorably discharged members of the Sixty-ninth Regiment National Guard was ‘+ the Armory, corner of Grand and Essex | bay yesterday, Jor the purpose of forming a | Veteran association. Coroner Woltman was yesterday called to No. | ordered closed by the Common Council. 447 West Thirty-ninth street to hold aninqueston | James Smi bh, of Newark, drank too deep of Jer- the body of Stepen O’Brien, fourteen years of | sey lightning on Saturday night and fell overboard . Who was accidentally drowned by falling tO | into tne lock of the Morris Canal. A citizen and fhe dock at the foot of Forty-third street, Nortu wth rescue and dragged him Kiver, Several persons wituessed the occurrence. scone sprung to bis re aes Jonn Flemming, of No. 444 West Twenty-eigath | pyomas Phalon and John Wilson, the former street, was shot yesteraay morning in the neck hajiing from New York and the latter from Jersey and slightly injured by an unknown man during City, are in quod in Newark, held to answer @ an altercation at No. 606 West Twenty-cighth charge of picking the pockets of poor people in atreet. He was attended at the Twentieth pre- Centre Market, ¢inct station bouse by @ police surgeon and takeQ | pyring “a temporary fit of insanity”’—some peo- meme: by cane pact age, | Pie cali it delirium tremens—Saward Jones tried Jonn Quick, @ laporer, forty-five years of ag | with a knise to end his life the other night In New- while intoxicated fell of an embankment int0 | 11.) ie succeeded only, however, in inflicting a @n excavation near the corner of Filty-sixtl wound which required his removal to the Lospital, street and Third avenue, and was fatally injur Where he now Is, death subsequently ensuing at Bellevue Hos ‘4 Last evening, in Newark, Deceased lived near where the accident occurred. his wife and daughter we Coroner Eickuom was notitied, 2 Ht Dennis Curran, aged lorty years, residing at along Muiberry street, near Market, the “king No. 317 West Thirty-nintn street, was struck on buit’ Jeli out or broke and the party were precipi- ae W! “ with violence upon the cobvie stones, Mrs. the head with a club by William Fitz, nid Were badly burt, They were re- tore, their wounds dressed and Mr. Hill escaped with sligut NEW JERSEY. The Newark dog pound, after disposing perma- , While Mr. Thomas Hill, ekuli during an altercation on Sat The wounded man was removed to i pital, Fitz was arested by Captain McDonnell, of the Twentieth precincs. | Messrs. R. R, McBurney, A. P. Ketchum, R. M. | Rutheriord, Francis Forbes, J. Perris Patton and } William Taylor have been selected by the Young | Men’s Christian Association of this city as deie- gates to represent 1p in the Ninth Annual Conveu- | tion of Young Men's Christian Associations of this } State, which begius on Thursday, Uctober 15, at Syracuse. n taken hon injury. THE COURTS. ESSEX MARXET POLICE COURT. Worthless Checks. Betore Judge Kilbreth. On the 16th of September Solomon Weiners, of o. 007 East Twenty-si street, went to Abraham Ticunor, of No, 384 Grand street, and purchased from him 250 cigars for $14.50. In payment he tendered acheck on the Butchers and Drovers’ Bank for $29 40, signed Lorenz Steinberg. Weiuer repre- sented to Mr. Tichnor that Lorenz Sreinverg wa a wealthy man and hada large account at the above named bank, The check was accepted aud eter received $14.90 in Chauge. It was subs: quently discovered that no sucl person as Lorenz Steinberg Was kKuown at the Butchers aud Drov- ers’ Bank. Weiner was held im $1,000 bail to answer on @ charge of /aise pretences, A Bold Young Thiet. Mrs. Sarah F. Ames, of No. East Thirteenth street, Was standing on the corner of Thirteenth sireet and Third avenue about eight o’clock Sat- urday evening, and was in the act of paying some money to a grocery man, when a boy named James BROOELYN. Henry Miller was taken to the City Hospital suf- Sering from the loss of two fngers which he had shot of while firing at a target on Wallabout street, on Saturday alternoon. The Kings county Circuit Court of Oyer and Ter- miner will commence to-day. Judge Tappen will reside. There are 439 cases on the calendar hose set down lor to-day are numbered trom oue to twenty. Richard McTaggert, residing in Pacific street, ‘was arrested yesterday by Detective Corwin on a charge of stealing a gold watch and chain, val- ‘Ted at $150, from Captain U. Euche. Lie accused 4s heid for examination. William Lorette, residing at No. 11 Woodhall 3 7 q | Hickey, rushing past her, suatched her pocket. street, was arrested yesterday afternoon on @ yoox ous of her hand and ran to the other 8 of ebarge of felonious assault, the complainant being the street. Officer Richard Lauert, of Seven- teenth precinct, gave chase to the boy and suc- ceeded in arresting him. He was heid in $1,000 bail to answer, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREST POLICE COURT. Attempted burglary. Before Judge Otterbourg. Joun Lewis, aged seventeen, was arrested, it the wife of the prisoner, Mrs. Harriet Lorette, Whose arm he cut with a razor during a quarrel. Man and wife were both intoxicated. James Hopkins and Robert Jackson were ar- | Tested on a charge of burglariously entering an | unoccnpied house, No. 110 Vanderbilt avenue, and | stealing therefrom a quantity of lead ( | jaucets, chandeliers, &c., the property of James den Siplanagee ate rae Sta . | was aileged, while engaged with two other boys Sahonvattend tale =e oni G sabi smd Kal young | who escaped, in an attempt to force an entrance ae oe Stee eae Pelee Drecines, ‘St 80 | sean as premises No, 795 Eighth avenue, Tue ac- early hour yesterday morning, on suspicion of | cusea,said he was only trying to get iuio a part of burglary, in Irving street, near Columbia. Sey- | the house, lrom whico the toterior of tie New eral portabie articies, believed to have beeustolen, | York Circus could be seeu, He was held Jor trial were found in their possession. ‘The prisoners are @t the General Sessions. held lor examination. | Theft of a Wagon. The St. Patrick Mutual Alliance Society, ofwhich | James O’Brien, John Maloy and Patrick Finn, Organization there are sixteen branches in Kings | tnree boys who were charged with the thelt of a county, is considering a proposition to remodel wagon, tne property of Jonn Donahue, of No. 641 the constitution of that society so as tocouform | First avenue, were committed jor trial in deiault the requirements of the Catholic Church, whica 01 $300 bail each. condemns ali secret societies. A committee of te | Stabbing Affray. Alliance is bow engaged in draiting a constita- ton. | A dispute arose inthe boarding house of John | Bell, No. 142 Elizabeth street, on Saturday nigut, concerning the payment of a bili claimed to be gue by Hugh Connell. During the mélve which ensued Beli strack Connell on the head with a sword, and Henry Scoute dealt Hugh a biow on the forehead with a potatve masher. Both assail- | @Dts were arrested by Captain Cornell. The pris- | @ners were arraigned beiore Justice Delmar and movion calendar. committed to examination. | _ SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM—Held by Judges | Davis, Daniels and Brady.—Non-enumerated wo- STATEN ISLAND. was committed for trial on a charge of stapbing mm the arm Jacob Bullenbuck, Of No. 227 same street. Ine quarrel: between them occurred in a neighboring saloon, where both bad drunk too much lager beer. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Supreme COURT—CHAMBERS—Third Monday; | tions— Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 23, 29, 30, 31, 82, 33, 34, 35, 36, BT, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53, b4, 55, 50, 67, 68, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, ‘The annual meeting of the Richmond county | 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 12, 78, 74, 75, 78, 77, 78, 79 Board of Supervisors will be neld at their rooms, | 80, 81, 82, Sd, 84, 85, 56, 87, 83, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 25, 4m the village of Richmond on Saturday, 31st inst., | 96, 97, 98. at two o’ciock P. M. | SUPREME COUR: ‘CIRCUIT. Part 1—Held by At the last meeting of the Board of Supervisors | Judge Lawrence.—Nos, 24s, 1a) Boo, Hl, ts of Richmond county, the Treasurer, Mr. Augh ) 1475) 1643, 1789, Part 3—Held by ‘Judge Van McRoberts, was authorized to advertise for ail | Brunt.—Court opens at hall-past ten A, M.—Nos. unpaid taxes, and to expend for that purpose a 3 3628, 1838, 424, 376, 23, 868, 1990, Bum not to exceed $500, 2, 1958, 14, 95645, 3054, Zluss, 2102, 2104, 08, ‘The Supervisors, Town Clerk and Assessors of 2110 Part S—Held | by Judge Donohue.—Court the towns of Kichmond county will meet at the opens at hull-past ten A. M.—-Nos, 1657, 1145, 637, 291, 1499, 3101, 1729, 3665, 3639, 433, offices of the Town Clerks, in the several towns, w-day, at ten o'clock A. M., to issue the cail for . 1747, 11SL4, 1629, 1105, 269, TEKION COURT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Judge the comin; neral election, designate the pollin, Curus—Ca.envar tor October.— Nos, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Places, a ‘3 " aan , 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23,24, '25,'26, 27, 28, '29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, The annual school meetings in the various school @istricts of Richmond county will be held on Tues- @ay evening, the 12tn inst, Appropriations of Moneys jor school purposes will be made, and ), 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 45, 49, 50, 51, 58, 57, 58, 59, 6, G1, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, Surerion CourT—TriaL TERM—Part 1—Held by trustees, collectors and school clerks will be Judge Mou Jourt opens eleven A, M.—Nos, | chosen, to serve during tbe eusuing school year. Tal, 55024, 631, 4 ns a, = pl, BE, 405, 519, 489, “Part 2—-Held by Judge seag- A rife club has been organized in edgewater, to | ic, Court’ opens at eleven A. M.—Nos, 702, 625, be known as the Castleton Heights Rifle Associa- 9x4 1156, ‘3 1076, 502, 1186, 572, 348, 1162, 666, tion of Staten Island. It already numbers between 05, 744, 67 Court or COMMON PLEAS—EQquiTy Term.—Held aaa ate Torey ember ene ene es by Judge Larrewore.—Court opens at eleven have signified their intention to join it. A mate Wiil Grobably be arranged to taxe place at an M.—Nos. J. 6, 7, 8. 9% 20, 11, 12, 13, a ao early day. 16, 1 Ir 80, 1, 82, 3 1, 46, 47, Winship, the salary broker, now confined in | 43° y 55, 56, Ludiow Street Jail, was the occupant of acountry | Comox 5 AL 1ekM— Part 1—Held by seat at Graniteville, owned by Captain George W. | Judge Loew.—“Lourt opens at clinton a aren Housman. He continued to hold the lease until 56,457, 1672, 525, 95,752, 924, 409, 1009, 1921, Part Saturday, when Captain Housman optainea pos | 9 yeld by Judge J. F. Daly—Court opens at eleven session by means of proceedings instituted belore | 4 M.—Nox, 602, Isis, 1918, 1092, 712, 106s, 1062, 34, Justice Middlebrook, the ground of the suit being 4958 "1976, 1148, 1149, 1150, 1152, 1152. the non-payment of reut for two quarters, When MARINE CoURs—-IRIAL TERM—Part 1—Held possession was thus given 1t was found that all er.—NOSs, 443, 2637, 4790, 1052, 416, removed, aud even the cooking range and gis fixtures had been carried away, and tne pump taken from the wel Win- ip’s creditors on the island are understood to be quite numerous. ‘The action of the town officers of Sonthfield, In authorizing the bonding of the town to the | amount of $6,000 tor the purpose of opening the mew Southfield road, has yet to be approved by the County Board of Supervisors. The hope is very generally expressed that they will approve the course taken by the Highway Commissioners and town oficers, and at once authorize the work to proceed, as it will give work during the fail and win'er toa considerable number of lavorers ‘Who may otherwise oe without employment. The extent of the proposed road is about six miles, and it will consutute one of the most pleasant shore drives on Staten island. the jurniture had been 104, 371, 872, 874, '379, 391. "Part re ‘Joachimsen.—Nos. 900, 698, 9:4, 74, 257, -65, 991, 851, 397, 172, ld by Judge’ Spaulding.—Nos, 875, 442, 427, 300, 683, 51, 253, 264, 116, s—Held by Recorder . Join Reddy, James ERAL SES People Hackett.—The Campbell and Jotin Coyle, ronbery 5 liain Goelling, felonious assault aid battery ; Sam vs. Joon Keating and Charles O'Neill, burglary; same vs. Thomas F. Long, grand larceny vs. Lucy Brown, grand larceny; Same vi Condon, grand larceny; same vs. Daniel Sullivan, grand larceny; Same vs. Pip satton, grand lar- ceny; Same vs. John Jennings, James Farrell and John Jones, grand larceny; same Joun Howe, d larceny; Same vs. John Clarke, grand jar- same vs. Jolin Smith, James Mcvape 1 Janies Zait, grand jarceny; Same Rosa Meyers, | Teceiving stolen gous; Same vs. William F, Doyle, | petit larceny. | KINGS COUNTY SU.ROGATE'S COURT. Before Surrogate Veeder. During the past week the wilis of the following named persons, deceased, were proved in the Kin eR LONG ISLAND. Sneak thieves have recently been making ex. | tensive raids upon ciotues-lines in Flushing and Meinity. Tweive thousand tubs of oysters were taken ut or the Great South Bay last week, and this week the te ber will propably be largely jn- creased. The quality is geaeraily good. The Right Rey, Joun Loughiin, D. D., Bishop of Brooklyn, administered the sacrament of confr- mation tO a iarge number of persons in the @atiolec church at bresiau yesterday forenoon. The Democratic General Committee of Long Island City has called primary meetings on Tues- day (to-morrow), for the selection of delegates to the dounty and. ‘Assombiy Tonventonse nes Ree pubiican General Comm has designated the fol- fowing Tuursday, the sth inst Womwnared the { Mr. N. Jarvis Hewlett fount the body of a drowned man floating in the bayat Rockaway on Elizabeth Wilson, Lydia W. Foster. Rev. Elisha F. L. Taylor, Thomas R. Herbest, Margaret O’Roark nell, all of Brooklyn; ida N, Burr, of Edgefeid, State of Tennessee, Letters of administration were granted on the estates of the Jollowing numed deceased persons, viz:—Peter Lott, of Fiatiands, Joan Wolfel, Ellen Gillespie, Honora Malone, Peter Desseker, Caro- line Seele, Josephine Paul, Catherine Cary, Mary Travis, William Quinn, Robert Calawell, Haygurn R. Ettinger, and James F fery; and letters of administration on the estate of Catherine | Wildgrater were revoked. Letters of guardianship of the person and estate of Elina Vandyke were granted to Mary A. Suer- man, of John Wickenhocler to August Grill, of » Tt wai sgod in th tte 3c! Feil to Joun Long, of Thomas Carey, John i States Meee ee prcettutorm of the | Geotse Tames H. Carey 'to Mary Pell, of Ueo. F. =o Navy, in @ pocket of which WS Travis to James McMillen, all of Kings county. Joand @ certificate of discharge from tha | the 9tn of September last, bearing the name of | Jone Gohwin. ‘There were marks on one of the | temples, leaving to the bellef that he liad becn struck with stee) knuckles. A Coroner's jnry found that be came to bis death irom some” un. OW Cause, ‘The new Methodist Episcopal church at seq oikd, Of which the Rev. W. Ross is pastor, has | been thorougtly equipped for the winter, The | Rev. Dr. Patton and Messrs. Whittock and Kictie have given an organ; Mrs. 8. Cox, of Glen Cove, Navy on THE COMING CENTENNIAL. hibition at the Internationa! Celebra- tion—Rules and Regulations Issued by Secretary Bristow. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1874. The following are the Treasury regulations gov- has given @ large pulpit Bible and hymnbook; | erning the free importation of goods for the Inter- <Mira, A. J. Case, of New York, has pote l Land- | patioual #xhibition of 1876, at Philadelphia. An pe ar aoe ice On nolid sliver and the | ct of Congress, approved June 18, 1874, entitied Rev. Dr. Nel of the Book Concern, has pro- | ‘Ad act to admit Iree of duty articles intended for vided the “burch | the International Exhibition of 1876, at Philadel- A handsonly modelled clipper brig, named the | pia,” provides as follows Stella, waa lan.hed from the shipyard of William ) Be it enactey. Ag.~Thet all articles which sha be nently of about 1,500 public nuisances, has been — re driving in a buggy | John Smith, of No. 210 East Twenty-ninth street, | ame v8. Wiis | Thomas | | Snn rises.. 6 01} Gov. Isiand eve 459 Sun sets & 87 | Sandy Hook....eve 4 14 «| Moon rises,...mora 1 01] Hell Gate., ve 644) County Surrogate’s Court:—David Maxwell, | | fsaac Orr, Perlin N. Warriner, James G. Brown, | | Patrick Mead, Robert Caldwell and Michael O’Don- | The Admission of Imports Free for Ex- | ! of exhibition at the Inter- MaPonet ene dow babe held im the city of Philadel if, In the year 1876, shall be admitted without the nent ol? duty. or of Cusioms fees and charges under ‘such regulations as” the Rec Tewary of the ‘Treasury shall preseribe:—P'ro- | Filed’ that all rach articles as shall be sold in the Cnited States, or withdrawn for consumption | terein at any Gime aster sach iingortation, shall be sub- fo the “duues, if any. imposed on like Wercles ty’ the laws. in” force et. the date Slimportation; and provided, further, that in case an: i orted under the provisions’ of this act shail | Bote itdrwwen tor consumption or shall be sold without | | payment of duty as required by law, all the penalties | | preseribed by the revenue laws shall be applied aud en- | Moreed againsc such articles and against the persons Who | may be guiity of such withdrawal or sale. In pursuance of the provisions of this act the fol- lowing regulations are prescrived :— | First—No duty or eustoms fees or charges being re- | don mportauons, & new form of entry is pro- | which will beemployed in all cases at the port such goods are received. ‘ports of New York, Boston, Portland, Me. ; suspension Bridge, N.'Y.; Detroit and Port Huron, ho: Ohicago, Pi Nadeiphia, Baltimore, Nortolk, New Orleans and San Francisco will alone con oris of entry at which tmportations for said Ex- rili be made tree of duty. All articles designed for such Exhibition must be forwarded, accompamied by an invoice or schedule | of the Wumbers, character aud commercial vaiue of each shipment, Which statement shall be attested before | a consul of the United stuves or a civil magistrate of the country in Which they are produced, or irom whieh | they ace shipped to the United States” Such verified bill of coutents and values will be transmitted in triplicate, one copy to the Collector of Customs at the port whore It is desired to wake entry, which will be re- | tained tor the tiles of his office; one copy to some duly autuorized axent, cither of the owners of of the Centen- miai Commission “directing (he Exhibition, who will, by virtue of that authoricy, verify the gooJs on entry, and one copy to the Collector of the Port ot Philadelp bia; | and ull packages and enclosures containing goods des- such Exhibition must be piainiy and conspicu- | marked with the word for the International | 76 at Philadelphia. go0us artiving so marked and represented, of arrival or ut any time wate custody of the Colle ob Custo t arrival ou general order, will, whe arcival, be delivered’ to su nts, to b him or them torwarded | port of arrival by bonded hne ot wansperiauon | eiphia, there to be delivered to the custody of lector at that port, yih—Lntey tor Warehouse will be made for all such | transported ages either betore being forwarded or on arrival at the said porcot Philadelphia, and original made of All Yoods directed ent o Philadelphia, aud all packages shail | iaud verife . at the Gime of originalentry | ntered for transportation. Wareiouse | aving been iade, the pacsages will be held in | custoay of the suid Vollector until the kxlibidon uil.tiug or some building erected by and in the c | of the officers coutroilin said Exhibition, and ble for secure custody warehouse under the au- | thority of the United =t St parate and cc Burlington. rdsot ai! puck nsmitted and received by Collector at Phila. | will be wade by eeper wt the port of pha i a bOoK prepared tor the purpose, in which wil be entered, so far as known, the owncr's name, the agent's name representing the articies, the country from which shipped, the date of such stip: ment, he the Luporting vessel, the date of arrival, the geueral descripuon aud value ‘ot the goods, | and the specitic marks and numbers of the packazes, Such record wali aisy be Kept im duplicate by a special or of cUstoms, Who under the direction oi the Secrets the Treasury shail be appointed to lentity, forward aud care fur packages so properly marked and intended in good faith tor the Exhibition, but which may not de properly represented by au owner or agent. Seventh—W hen the said &xbibition building, or a ware: | house suitable tor secure custody of arucles intended tor tue Exhibition, duly authorized tor the custody of bonded goods shail be ‘ready to receive articles then in custody of the Gollector of the Vortot Philadelphia, descripuve Ci n duplicate shall be issued by the said Collector | 80 Phi inspet to the storekeeper of the Port directing the deiivery of | 2 packages as required by the owner or agent, or by the suid exhibition, ove copy of which permit shall be pre- served by sald ‘storekeeper, the second copy to be de- livered With the goods to a proper oificer of the customs Siationed at the Said Exhitition building or Warehouse, to be there kept as a record of goods entered tor such | i:xhibition, in addition to the duplicate required to be kept in a proper beos of form, as before reierred to. ighti—In ease of receipt by the Collector at Philadel. phia of packages impertecily described or veriied, or appearing to coniain merchandise not suitable for such Exhibition, or in regard to which information may | received questioning the good i ons 101 warding the stine, the sald Coll t an ex- tion, iM proper forin, tor the purpose o: determin- quest on; and if the goods ere found not suited to. Widon, or forwarded not in good faith tor such | they will be charged with duty according to Purp their value and classification, and held by the said Co lector subject to appeal to the Secretary of the Jreasury, to await proper claim aud payment by their owners, Ninth—All charges for Waasportation, ravage and freight accruing on goods arriving for the said Exnibi- ton will be required to be paid by the owner or agent at (he time of weir delivery into the custody of the Coi- Jector at Philadeiphaa, or, if on packages of small buik or weight wot accompanied by te owner or agent, | and not exceeaing $5 in amount, will be charged | against the goods as so delivered into the cus | tody of the Collector at Philadelphia, to be paid with other churges subsequently ' accruing betore the permit is issued lor theirdetivery to the hibition building ; and on all packages ot weight exce ing filty pounds hail storage, us provided by regulation ol ihe storage of ordinary ‘merchandice in the public warehouse at the portot Phila ielphia, will be charged aga he goods received and stored therein from the tine of receipt to the time of delivery to the Kxhivition | buuding, No tees tor entry, permit or other official act, and no duties will be charged upon or against any such packazes until aiter the close of the £xhibition, or until aiter their withdrawal trom such Exbibition for sale during its contipuance. Teuth—All urticles received and entered at such Ex- hibition in the manner hereinbefore provided may at any tte, consistenuy with the regula tons controlling suid Exhibition, be withdrawn for sale or delivery to other parties than the owner or agent concerned in their importation, on payment ot the duties proveriy accruing | | on said goods. according to the laws in force at the time | of the importation thereot and for the purpose of assess- ment and determination ot such duties, and tor proper | idenuirication of the articles an officer of the Ap | | praiser's Department of the port of Philadelphia shall | detailed to make due examination of the arucles so | | withdrawn or sold, verifying them by the record of | their introduction, and charging upon a proper torm, to | | be prepared for such purposes, the said rate and amount oi duty, and on payment of the duty so charged, but without fee or other expenses, the owner or agent shall | Dauidins @ permit tor their removal trom the Exhibition uilding. Elevesth—Articles designed to be returned to the for- eign country from which the same were imported will, at the close of the Exhibition or at such time as shall be | | directed by the officers of such Exhibition. be verified by | the customs officer in chirge at the Exnibition, and be re-enclosed, duly marked and forwarded, under permit ot the Co.lector at Phtladelp Iexport entries for such | use will be prepared corre Ing to the import entries | under winch the goods were originally received. | Tweth— A special inspector ot Customs will, under the | direction ot the secretary ot the Treasury, report at intervals to the Collector of the Port ot Philadelphia and ‘of New York, or of such other port as he may be directed | to visit, for the purpose of applying the regulations | herein proviced. B. H. BRISTOW, Secretary. | Treasury Darartuext. Wasntncton, October 3, 1374, | PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. | | Provivecr, R.I., Oct 3, 1874. Printing cloths closed after a dull week at a nominal price of Sic. c. for best 6s, althouch manutactur- ers are holding ‘ ‘The sales of the week | were 30,810 pieces, c ly . for Standard and extra | 64x64, and Sc. for seconds do. NG NEWS. Pen wc OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 5 Deetination| Offer. SHIPPI Tdatto | Lessing: | State of Penn: Abyssinia. Piesia... Steamer. Liverpool. jHambure- (29 Broad wav. 115 Broadway. : 72 Broadway he Oveen.?: City of Rienmont averpool. |15 Broadway. Republic Taverpool. |\) Broadway ‘Howling Green Liverpod anads Broadway. Ethiopia Bowing Green Herman 2 Bowling Green | Wise Russ .|4 Bowling Green Bi wit Brondw PY Herder. Hamburg. ./11% Broadway. Bothnia. ‘Liverpool. /4 Bowling Green | State of Nevada, sxow. .. 72 Broadway. Cimbria...... Hamburg. [61 froadwa' City ot Montreal... {| Liverpool. 15 Broadway. Trovit. ¥ Glaszow. owing Green | Rotierdam. .|Rotterdam 5) roadway. +! Hambury,. |61 Broadway. York—This Day. Westwhalii Almanac for New SUN AND MOON, | | HIGH WATER. ‘PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT, 4, 1874, ARRIVALS. ) BY THE HERALD STREAM YACHTS AND IERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. teamship City of Richmond (Br), vks, Liverpool Queenstown 26th, with mdse and 577, passen- yale. Oct 4, 160 miles eust of Sandy Hook, passed steamship City ot Chester (Br), henve for Liver: 0013 198 miles cast oF do, steamship Oceanic (Kr), do tor | Go 1468 miles east of do, steamship America Ger), do for | Bremen. Steamship City o! leans -ept 27 and th to © H Mallory, & Co. Steamship Gen Barne with mdse and passengers to W R Garrison. Steamship Kapidan, Kempton. Favannan Sept 2, with | mdse and passengers to WK Garrison Steamship Manhattan, Woodh gers to n Antonio, Pennington, New Or- bar 25tn, with indse and passengers Cheeseman, Savannah Oct 1, harleston, 58 hours, es W Oumntard & Co. | passed bark | ° ° Savannah; | tia Bowker, hence for of and. for at 1; PM ship | Charleston. Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Re | Norfolk, with mdse ahd passe ng Steamship Co. | “steamstup & © Knight, © | with mdse and passengers City Potnt ana » Old Dominion Briggs, St Pierre, Mart 15 Brig Harry & Aubrey (Br Piatt. days, with sugar, to Dwight sclir & D Finney, Elwell, Georgetown, 80, 7 aaya,with naval stores to Doilner. er & Co; vessel to master. | Sept 28, of Cape Lookout experienced a hurricane com | mencing at SE, veering around to W, lasting 2% hour! stove bulwarks, lost deck load, split jib and mainsail lost anchors and chains. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soUTH. Brig Naney (Br), Engel, Pernambaco for New York, with cruit to © W Kertaux. sehr Annie E, Booth, New Flayen for New York. | Senr Jas Wall, Fail iver for New York. | Pn Allen Garney, Gurney, New Maven for New dene John Warren, MeGar, Providence for New York. sehe Warren Gates, sut i, Millstone Point for New York, with stone to order. | Spring. | PM a tremendous | Work aloft bad): | ing the loss ot s | hurt by a tall, but has somewhat recovered. | Queenstowntis reported ashore at Aberdeen, scotia wet B H Wharford, Sprague, Pawtucket for New ‘Schr Silas Brainard, Crowell, Portland for New York, | with stone tw order. Sehr bela Peck, Avery, Somerset for New York. Sehr John Lozier, at ‘Taunton for New York. Sehr MA Predmore, Sherman, Providence for Amboy. Schr J Wilson, Cornwall, Norwich for Philadelphia. sehr PH Wilson, Harris, Harwich tor New York, ght Benjamin English, Kelly, New London tor New ‘ork. Senr Karly Bird, Leo, Portland for New York, with stone to Gildersieeve & Co. Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, Providence for Balti- more. Sehr E M Fox, Chase, Greenport for New York. Sehr F Flower, Hubbard, Portland for Brooklyn, with stone to order. Sehr Helen Rommel, Corson, Providence for Philade!- phi ‘ir Hudson, Babcock, Connecticut River for New with wood. Sctir Palma, Weeks, Pawtucket for New York. Schr Willard, Provilence tor New York. Sehr Hastings, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Schr Wm Young, Young, Port Jefferson tor New York. Schr J J Harris, Gardiner, Providence for New York. Sebr Liberty, -inith, Norwalk for New York. Schr Tatem, Hunter, Newport for New York. Sehr 8 E Nash, Nash, Westerly for New York, Senr B B Darling, Pendleton, Boston tor New York. yogit Asher S Parker, Carpenter, Glen Cove tor New orl Schr Dart, Williams, Stamfora tor New York. Steamer Electra, Young, rrovidence tor New Yor, with mdse and passengers 4 BOUND EAST. yBark Ephraim Williams, Kean, New York for Port- an Bark F Pirandetlo (tal), Dodero, New York for Ban- or. Sehr Julia A Rich, Avery, Hoboken for Salem. Schr Almon Bacon, Urosby, Woodbridge tor Boston. Schr Win bs Mitcucll, Crowley, New York for Machias- port. Schr Wm F Burden, Adams, Rondont for Providence. Boek George ¥ Brainard, Brainard, Hoboken tor ston, Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, Elizabethport for Norwicn. sehr & Stanley, stanley, Now York tor Boston. Schr Wm stevens, Young, Hoboken for Belfast. Schr ida, Deering, Hoboken tor taunton, agtht Jolu stechiam, Hart, Bhzabethport for Provi- lence, sclir Anna Leland, Hosmer, Schr Hero, Baker, New Yor Wind at sunset NNE, fresh. Port Johnson for Boston. ‘k for Salem. Herald Marine Correspondence. Newvorr, RI, Oct 3, 1874, The schr David A Berry (of Cold Spring), Capt Wale ters, reported in the Herald of to-day as being ashore near Beaver Tail light, has gone entirely to pieces, and nothing witl be saved except such stuff as may dritt ashore. ‘The wrecKers are on hand to-day to save every- thing that is ava.lable. The DA» registered 206 tons, and was built at Acquackanock, NJ, in 1858, and rebuilt in 1372; was Valued at $8, 00, and one-fourth of her was owned'by Capt Walters, the ba'ance by parties in Cold There 1s no insurance on vessel or cargo, She went fo picces near the spot where the schr Harrict Lewis was lost a year ago. While going out o the harbor this AM the brig Adelia Thurlow, irom shields for New Haven, which put in here on’ account of heavy weather, collided with the brig Annie Wharton (sr), at anchor, trom Turks Island tor orders, and carried away the latter's deck house on the port Side. “The A T received no damage and pro- ceeded, Joun Waters & Co, wreckers, who have contracted to raise sehr J Ouark, reported sunk near the dock at Fall River, with acargo of coal, are making good progress, and wili be successful in raising her. They have taken out thus far about 75 tons of coal and lauded it on the whart Maritime Miscellany. Steamsuip Fiasco, Foster, from Boston for Charleston, SC, started on her trip saturday, and winle proceeding down the harbor at $:30 ? M, ran ‘ashore ou Seventy-tour V's Island, where she remained bard "A portion of ler cargo has been discharged and the steam tuzs © M Winch and Eisie side yesterday rendering assistance, She remained Ught,and it was expected she would be got afloatat high tide lust might, without any serious dam. Her passengers disembarked and returnod to Bos- Steamsmir Tonawaxpa, at Savannah 30th ult from Philadelphia, had to heave to for six hours between Lookout and Frying Pan shoals on account ot the high wind and treniendous sea. Between Onarleston and, Martin Industry lighiship passed large quantities of. timber, two small boats bottom up, and several pieces of wreck. On several occasions the steamsnip had to change her course to avoid the floating debris, much of which consisted of heavy timbers. Sm Caxapa, Harriman, from Victoria, BO, for Ade- lnide, put into Sydney, NSW, Aug 16, tor Tenairs, and re- joris that on the 3lst ‘of July, when in lat 305 and lon 6. a strone NE gale was ‘enconntered with heavy rain and squalls; ‘at8 PM it veered to north and con- tinued trom that quarter blowing with hurricane vio- lence, with high cross sea, throughout the next day, the vessel straining and laboring heavily and shipping large quantities of r. At 230A Mon the 2d the gule veered to NW, biowing in terrific squalls, The ship was thrown over to port, the upper deadeyes aud three lower rathns being under water. Several sails were biown away, and th» bees of the bowsprit were smashed. The sea made aciean breach over the ship, siarting deck houses, deck load, and everything on the deck, ay weil as damasing stores, charts, breaking up cabin furniture, starting gallows beam ‘and washing sway water ports and bulwarks on port side. ¢he pumps Were then sounded, when it was iound she had two and a halt feet in the weil, which afterward increased to five feet, and part of the crew were stauoned at the pumps while the remainder of the hands | were employed throwing the deckload — over- board. The hurricane still continued ; 0:30 sea caine on board, washing several of the hands from the pumps, among whom was the captain, his leg being broken by the vio- lence of the fail, ‘The man at the whee! was also thrown down and the steering gearcurried away. After the deck load had been thrown over it was found that the water ways, seains of deck and hatch combings were open fore and aft, decks and fife rails started, chain bo'ts of lower rigzing loose, mizzenmast and bowsprit sprung, topmast trestietrees carried away, all the fron y, broken, standing rigging strained and water tanks leaking, besides sundry otber damages of @ More or less serious character. The gale conunued throughout the 2d and did not moderate until noon of the Si, when the decks were cleared up and some tem- jorety repairs effected, atter which bore away tor sydney. Sup Franx Jonxs. Rose, at San Francisco Sept 25 from New York, in lat 430 N, in a heavy whirlwind, carried vay fore and muin topgallantiiasts, martingale and some of the headgear: was obliged to stand back into the doldrums to repair damages, wie Curysoene (Br), Browning, from Newcastle, Y. for San Fransisco, put into Sydney (not Newcastle, as reported by telegraph trom San Francisco), Aug 12, @ erfect Wreck, having encountered a hurricane on the ist of Aug, shorty after leaving port. At the helght | of the gale, while on her beamends, the foretopmast was carried away and in its tall parted all the stays securing the mainmast. This In turn carried away the rigging of the mizzenmast, the consequence being that all threo masts went by the board and tel! over the port side, the ship being on the starboard tack, the failing spars crushing in the port bulwarks nearly down to the covering board, and the whole of the top hamper faliing into the sea. ‘Ihe mainyard feil through the ufterhatch, smashing it to pieces. The maintopgallant yard went through the main deck, mak- ing a hole of some 3 feet square, causing large quanti- ties of water to get below. The pump gear was coin- pletely destroyed, together with ail the boats, The mizzenmast in failing broke in. the front portion of the poop, taking with it a considerable portion of the poop deck. Snr Henan, Davis, at Melbourne from New York, had light and batting winds to the equator, which was crossed on the 2d of June lon 29 W; passed the meridian of the Cape ot Good Hope in Jat 3) 5; met with a heavy gale about the meridian of St Pauls, during part ot which the jeerail was under water. On’ the voyage the coox, an aged Chinaman, died trom natural causes. Bark Francis, Loring, at Newcastle, NSW, Aug 11 from Dunedin, had a stormy passage ‘of 3! days, and auring a gale soe shifted her ballast and went over on her beainjend s,*but was righted without damage, except- veral sails, Captain Loring was'severely Baak Acutrvewest (Br), Millard, trom Portland, 0, tor Liverpool, which put into San Francisco Aug 24 in ‘ais tress, repaired and sailed last week tor destination. Mark Ataska (Br), Evans, bound trom Charleston for a. Barx Epwis Ree (new) for Savannah and New Or- Jeans, was towed back to Bath, Me, yesterday, with ihuininast sprung. she will retit and proceed. Bric Naxcy (Br), McBride, from Pernambuco for New York, put into New Londo’ Will proceed first fair wind. Scun Hewry A Taner, of New Bedford, reported at Aransas Bar, Texas, Sept 13, disimasted, lost her main- mast, maintopmast,, mainboom, Jibboom, mainsait aud fying jib. Spars anit sails have been sent out to her. Scour Groxaiz B MoFartann, while getting under way at Thomaston, Me, 2d inst, to go down river, ran inio the ship Abner I Benyon and carried away her’ foretopmast and jibboom, \o damage was done to the ship. sour Axsie Eprrm, from Wilmington, NC, with naval stores from Philadelphia (before reported), when. cross- ing the bar at Beaufort, NC, broke her tiller and went ashore, Her deck load of about 10 bbls tar_ and rosin Washed off; Vessel was got off night of Sept 29 not mu f Greenport, LI, J Clark, 5 in 28 days from Philad now to discharge, and pond up with 1 York. She was built at Swith’s yard in Greenport, sailed 245 miles the first 24 hours ait r leaviag porton her present voyage, and in Il days made 100 miles. Steamen Sanacossa, from New York, at 8 2, reports having passed the wreck of a steamship of Georgetown, and a quantity of wrecked stuil, chairs, furniuure, &e. srJonx, NB, Oct3—Schr Georgiana, from Joggins for Rockland, suk in Southwest Harbor yesterday, The crew were saved. ‘The Northport Advertiser says Mr Jesse Carll has sent CaptGeo Tillort to Brazos, Texas, to see what, if any- thing. can be Gone toward floating the stranded sehr Jo- seph Rudd, Lauxenup—At Yarmouth, Ns, last week, three ships, viz:—The Otage, 120) tons; the Magnolia, 1000 tons, ana the A F Stonesan, 1000 ‘tons, ail owned by Yarmouth people. Many FReevan! Rm | rived at Gibr: haa, and th Whalemen. Arrived at Vineyard Haven Oct 2, schr William Mar- tin, from Hatteras ground, of and for Boston, with 60 bbls sp oil. | Keports whales plenty—was fast but a few days since, but lost the whale and gear. Spoke Sept 16, lat 35, lon 74.10, sehr Antartic, of Provincetown, with 24) bbls sp and two whales alongsid {Sept 28, + spoke schr Ellen Rodman, of “Fairhaven, 6 days out, with 20 bbis oil. ‘AtYonga July 22, barks A Baxter, Potter; Coral. Mar- vinsand Cailas, Lee, alt of New Bedford-—the latter said to be full and vound home. Spoken. Ship Orient, Allen, from Liverpool for San Francisco, sept ty laut N, ion 125. “hig Weilinaion (Br), Carrington, from Liverpool for New Vork, apt 13, lat —. low 1627. Ship Belle ) ‘orse, Whitmore, trom Shields for Rio Ja- neiro, Sept 14, off Portland, B. Ship Lottie Warren (Br), from Liverpool for Calcutta, ‘Aug Th, fut 49 N- lon 27 20 W, Bark Burnbrae (Br) Sept 17, tat 4930, ton t rig, Hepublts @, Sept Uape S NOTICETO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by tlegraphing to the Hxrann London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart. ores from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. —_—_+—__—_ Bonnravr, OctS—-Arrived, schr Doral Prindall, Mi- nott. Baltimore Murphy, from London for ——, from New York for St Johns, NF, Uct 3 with sails split, and | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1874.—TRIPLE vannah Oct | | barks Columbia, Mayhew, from 3 | Huneken, Philadelphia ; 18th, Impero, Fuiton, d SHEET. Crrnaroma, Oct’ 3—Salled, the Ringleader, for New York. j Dustim, Oct 3—Satled, barks Ada (Br), Roach, and Sesti Dubrovack! (Aus), Gogga, New York. Exersn, Oct $—Arrived, brig Mary Ida (Br), Baker, New York. Livarroot, Oct 4—Put back, ship Chas Davenport (Br), Janis, for Southwest Pass, Miss (cause not stated). Qurxxsrown, Oct $—Arrived, bark Tevere (Ital, Rocca, lew York (was reported arrived at Belfast Sept 30). Foreign Ports. AvceLanp, NZ, Aug 10—Sailed, bark Jas Wishart (Br), for Portland, NCURIUKGOS, Sept 2—Arrived, brig Castilian, Owens, jew York. Honouvto, Sept 8—Arrived, bark Edward James, Wag- oner, Hong’ Kong; 10th, David Hoadley, Kelton, New- castie, NSW (and sailed [1th tor San Francisco). Hattvax, Oct 1—Arrived, bark switt (Br), Jean, New ‘ork. Satled 34, sftamship Caspian (Br), Trocks (from Liver- pool), Baltimore. MELnOUR: August 6—Sailed, ships Haton Hall (Br), Putt, Newcastle and San Francise: 9th, bark St Bryce- rhes, dale’ (Br), for do; 27th, ship Locksley Hail (Br), id, Davis, from New York; do do, In port Aug 27, ships Het din; bark Martha Rideout, arrived Ist, for ban Francisco | Bunker Hill, Davis, for Dun Ford, trom Port Blakely, via Newcastle, Also in port 27th, Ben Rydding (Br), Perrin: Cam- bridgeshire (Br), Marshall; Portia (Br), Johnson: Royal Alfred (Br), Fisher; Star of Bengal (Br), Smythe, and Wetherstiel (Br), Coleman, all tor san Francisco, Newcastux, NSW, Aug 6—Sailed, ships River Lune (Br), Willams, San’ Francisco; Lady Cairns (Br), Davis, do; Culzean (Br), Pernie, do: 8th, Malacca (Br), do; 1th, British Peer (Br), do; Mth, Buffon (Fr), Lagrange, do; McCallum More (Br), smith, do: Lith, bark Montana, Mudgett, Auckland; 2utn, Irevelyan (br), Loftus, san Francisco; 2ist, Jotin Gambles (Gr), Rimmer, doy’ 23d, Don kurique (Peruy), Mendoza, do; 26th, Sooloo, Shats- well, Manila; 27th, City of Tanjore (Br), Smith, Sun Franctsco. In port Aug 28 ships Austria, Gilmore; British King ince ; City of gra (Sr), Young: GH Oulton (Br), ander; Galatea (Br), Wharland? Mermerus (Br), Fite: Oakworth Br), Smith; Roderick Dhu (Br), Calvert. and Weatherstieid (Br), Coleman, all tor San Fran 3 elbourne, arrived Ltn sierra Nevada, Dow, for doy N Frances, Loring, from Dunedin, ar- rived dit,’ for do; Mariano, Kyder, from Dunedin, ar- rived 8th, for sale; Etta Loring, Loring, from Melbourne, arrived 34, to load for Yokohama; brig Hazard, Lewis, from Nouthea, arrived lth, for sale. Quxsxe, Oct 1—Arrived,’ steamship Corinthian (Bn), Scott, Glasgow. eq ltitred Sept 30, steamship Prussian (Br), Dutton, Liv- Fpvol. sypxny, NSW, Aug 13—Arrived, bark Sparrowhawk Gr), White, Victoria, BC (and sailed 2th for Sau Fran- e1scd). Sailed Aug 5, ship Centurion (Br), Taylor, do; 28th, bark New Era, Sawyer, do. Cleared Aug 22d, ship’ Prince Oscar (Br), Fowler, New- castle and San Francisco. In port, Aug 29, ships Chrysomene (Br), Browning, from Neweastie for san Francisco, arrived 12th in dis: tress (see Misce!) ; Canada, Harriman, trom Victoria, BC, for Adelaide, arri Miscel); Kate Davenport, Ots, from Mel 19th, for Newcastle ant Sin Francisco; Ranee (Br), aud Loch Cru (Br), for san Francisco; Condover (Sw), tor do; barks Alden Besse, Noyes, trom Portland, O, arrived th, for Hong Kong: B Aymar, Slocum, une StJonx, NB. Ovt 1—Cleared, sehrs Wm A Gibson, Me- Intosh, Havana: 34, Hagaduce, for ew York. Arrived 24, steamship Sidonian Br), Edwards, Liver- pol via Halifax. for San Francisco mahal (Br), for di {Per Sreamsnte City oF Ricnyoxp.| Austunpas, Sept 20~Arrived, Goodell, Crocket, Ran- goon. Axtwerr, Sept 2¢—Arrived, Mentor, Olsen, New York. Failed trom Flushing Koads 19h, Ara, Tobiasen, WH mington Kliza MeLanghian, Davies, Philadelphia Alkar, § n, Wilmington; John Barbour, Jon: New York; Nancy M, Dexter. seeking; Montreal, Day fon, Sandy Hook; Hélen A Toin Gen Shepley, Hutchings. Tybee: A New York; Vonder Heydt. Kopke, do. Briston, Sept, 23—Arrived, Isusqul Bull Kiver: J ¥ Strossmeyer, | arabochia. Sailed 2ist, Socrates, Nielsen, New York. Arrived im Kingroad 2d, Bessie North, Richmond, from Windsor, NS. Bancewona, Sept 15—Arrived, Ynes, Coma, Phila- delphia (sent to Mahon); 17th, Albina, Thomas, trom do. Brewenwaver, Sept 19—Arrived, ‘Braunschweig (8), Undeutsch, Baltimore ; 2ist, Berlin (s), Putscher, do. Sailed 2)th, Johann Carl, ‘Aaesloop. Savannah. Boyskpenk, sept 11—Arrived, Unione, Cailero, New York for Odessa. yagnmss, Sept 2—Arrived, Nueva Ve ork. BRAKE, Sept 18—Sailed, Zancla (8), James, New York. Groxstann, Sept 1S Arrived, Joshua Loring, New York; Maria Chartoite, Bergstedt, Phil Carpive, Sept 19—Sailed, Maggie H Bahia; 2Ist, G W Halls, Michener, Wi denas, ‘Keller, Bahia. A CopENiacex, Sept 21—Arrived, Marie Charlotte, Berg- sted, Philadelphia. Dusuix, Sept 18—Arrived, Aabine (not Rabboni), Blix, Battimore. idge, Boston; xander, Tarbox, _Bastereched, New York. ita, Cuneo, New rs Donxigx, Sept 20—Sailed, RB Chapman, Pengelly, | 722d, }mma, O'Brien, New Yor! Sydney, Cb (see below) ‘eat, d, Lindo, Durie, London for Gal Deal, sept 24—Arrived yeston (and anchored). DENIA, York; 13th, Natal, Short, do. Easthouxk, Sept 21—Off, Montreal, Davidson, from Antwerp for Sandy Hook; Helen A Holmes, Eldridge, do for Boston, ELsixore, Sept 20—Arrived, Trelawney, Egre, New York for Stettin. :. yGieantan, Sept U—Cleared, Panchito, Cabot, New ‘ork. Gusoa, Sept 19—Arrived. Moska, Perry, New York. pGuagaom, Sept 2—Arrived, Staté of Nevada (8), Bracs, jew York. GREENOGa, Sept 2—Sailed, Dagmar, Laurensen, Pen- sacoli _Grestewoxne, Sept 17—Arrived, Harzburz, Kuhlken, New York) It Everhard Deilus, Hlerboth. do; Derby, Shloe, Phillips, do. ‘epi 13—Sailed, Annie Amelia, Corderoy, New | | ed 16th, put in for repairs, dis (see | fy. urne, arrived | | Havkx, Sept D—Sailed, Denmark (s), Williams (from | London), New York; Hosea Rich, Pierce, Bordeaux, do. Hutt, Sept 23—sailea, Ludwig, Anderson, Wilmington; JL Peidergast, Adains, Rio Janeiro. Havorr, Sept 0—Sailed, Francisco Chiazzardo, New York (and passed Deal 234); 21st, Louise, Genm, do. Arrived 22d. A 0 Vinje, Hendricksen, Wilmington. yaianucnc, Sept 20—Arrived, schiller'), Thomas, New ork, Sailed trom Cuxhaven 20th, Laura & Gertrude, Schutte, Rew works Mary ‘Yatham, Pring, do; 21st, Dr Falk, aupt, do. LiveRroor, Sept 22—Arrived, Kingdom o? Fife, Irvine, New York: Baltic (, Kennedy, and Java 9), Murphy, do (and both entered out for do); Sully (@), Twoud, New Orleans; 23d, City of Paris (s), Tibbits, New ‘York: France (s), Alltree, do; 24th, Indiana (8, Sumner, Phila- deiphia, Sulled 29, A Sandberg, Hansen, New York: Wiscon- sin, (s) ‘man, do: Avance, Throstensen, City Point. Cleared 21st, Rowantree. Cunningham, Galveston; Amanda, Schultz, Richmond; 22d, Yarmouth, Raymond, Southwest Pass; 33a, Col Adains, Williams, Callao; Went. worth, Robbins, Galveston Entered out ast, Nora, Jacobsen, Galveston ; Minnesota (), Jones, New York: ‘Great Admiral, Thompson, San Francisco} 23d, A Heaton, Rogers. New York; Annie Bin- sydney, OB; J J Smith, Morris, do; Susan M ay, i tidman, Dunker, Tybee. st, Kendrick Fish, Watts, from Liver- OI the Saitee: pool for Singapore. Lonpon, ‘ept 21—Arrived, Greece (s). Thomas, New York (and entered out for do): Margam, Thomas, Bull River: 23,3 G Hall, Dunnam, Charlesion; Rhutinas, Lundstrom, Bull River: Tare, Framasolich, New York. Cleared zist, Talbot, Rolisen, New Orleans; Mary, Tisseyman, do. Entered out 23d, Constantine, Creevey, New York. Sailed trom Graves 23d, John O Baker, Sewell, Philadelphia; Ella 8 Thayer, Giltiore, Cardin, &e. ; 2ith, Mercur, for Tybee. Lisnon, Sept 13—Arrived, Olustee, Brown, New York. tailed ith, Deiphin, Obinan, Wilmington. yLiattons, Sept d—silled, Kosa Bonheur, baker, New ‘ork. Mabrina, Sept 4—Arrived, Levi Hart, Giles, New York. Mesnovus, Sept IS—Saniéd, America, Inglis, San Fran: cisco. Matta, Sept 15— Smyrna’ for New Yc NewcastLe, Sept 2 York. Newvorr, Sept 22—Cleared, Clara E McGilvery, Wal- Anne ed, Brothers Apap, Farrugia, trom Cleared, Amaranth, Lindersen, | nutt, Buenos Ayres. Prawie Port, Sept23—Passed, Plymouth Rock, But- man, from London tor New Yor! PiLtav, Sept I8—Sailed, Hebe, Bohn, New York. PuywocTa, Francisco Bellagambat Borzone, from Hull tor New York (and proceeded Zl Ofthe Start 2th, Felice Bozzo, Astis, trom Dunkirk for New York; 2ist, Trimountain, Jones, trom Shiels for do. Off the Lizard 2ist, Senator Iken, from Bremen for Queenscutrr (Austra!ia)—Arrived July 31, Martha Ride- out, Ford, Paget Sound for Melbourne. Quxexstown, Seat iled, Francisco Danovaro, Schiaffino, Londonder Casutich, London. yetiats Sept W—Arnived, Albert Kuhl, Lembse, New or! Suna, Sept 23—Arriv hama, &e, tor New Yor! WixkMoNDE, Sent IS—Arrived, S$ Suppicich, Plagens, New York: 4th, Fortuna, Morel, do. Smyrna, Sept l—Arrived, Smyrhiote, Sears, New York; Chief, Harding, do. Baba eld 15—Sailed, Glenfinias (3), Wilson, New | ork. ity, Sept 4—Arrived, Olive 8 orders, With loss of sails, i, Pansy, Evans, New York. ydia Skoltield, Foreyen, ¢ assed Deal 22d); ist, Thor. ew Orleat rrived, Adele, Vianello, jgsiander, Richinont i hi a, ed, Bengal (8), Douglass, Yoko- Kk. New York; . . Po, Schin Mino, Baltimore. ordeap, Osuidsen, New York ingen. yAiston, Sept W—Arrived, Sigrid, Emmerson, New Fork. Warren Point, Sept 19—Arrived, Olivari, Mortola, New York. Yanmootm, IW, Sept 2\—Arrived, Kate Cann, Portsmouth for Southwest Pass, Miss, and anchore Zasainan, Aug b—Arrived, Gemsbuk, Bunker, York (and Sailed 20th for Muscat. Smith, New Hamnurc, Sept 19—According to a telegram received here from St Thomas dated Sept 15. the Alsatia (s), was to be considered a loss, alleforts to gether off ing roved fruitless. The zreater portion of the Inventory ad been saved and the wreck was to be gold. The cargo, with exception of the small portion lately re- ported av saved, might also be considered. ns lost. The service to Porto Kico and Hayti was to be carried on by the reserve steamer Vuican, | Liverroon, Sept 23—The Ernst, trom New. York for Antwerp, was avandoned on Sept’, in lat 39 N. long 65 W, with ‘six feet water in her hold, having sprung a i rew brought her py the Sally (s), from New Lanpscrona, Sept 20—The bark Krona, of Hoganas, Svenson, from Torrevieja tor N hrwasser, put in here on the 13th inst, after having been in collision in the Sound on the previous nicht with the ship Grahams Polle: New York. Clapp, which proceeaed tor Eisi- nore, The Krona lost her mizenmast and had rigging cut away and was leaky. She will discharge her cargo (felt) and repair. | Mrtnourny, Sept 22—The Grace Darling (American), | loading timber in Geographe Bay, has gone ashore, bat | will probably be got off alter discharging eargo. QureNstown, Sept 21—The Baltic (s), arrived here trom New York, reports having passed on Sept 15, in | lat 43.8, long 57 W, a large red buoy, with some white marks, letters, or numbers on it, also several pieces of wreckage, Rype, IW, Sept 22—The bark R B Chapman, from Dan- kirk tor st John, NB (not United States), hus anchored, with loss of topgaliant yard and main’ and mizen top: mast staysalls, The bark Pellegro, from Newcastle for Savannab, has anchored, with loss of topgallant.yard and jib. American Ports, BOSTON, Oct 4—Arrived, steamships Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Baltimore; Gen Whitney, Hatiett, New York} brig Josie A Devereux, Curtis, Pictou. ,felow coming up—Séhirs kinms, LO Winsor and % b adams, BALTIMORE, Oct 3—Arrived, steamers John W Gar- rett, Mix, New York ; Win Woodward, Young do. Sailed—Bark Lubra, for West Indies; sehr Geo B Thacker, St Thomas. 4th—Arriyed. steamers Sean. Dattan Cherieston: nd 22d. Sindbad, for New Orleans; | |T ) are oflered at by nOW | New York. KE | Providence tor do; Thos ineland, Bowen, New York; sehr Rare, from Saco Cleared—Steamer petorera. Reynolds, New York; brig uth, NH. OBANGOR: earned, be ‘Mechanic, Gould, New York; schrs Cypress. Strout, do; Eva May, Andrews, Portland, to load for Cuba; Fraucis Newman, Newman, Buck: for Cubs BATH Oct dcketurned, bark Edwin Reed, Higgins, ee miscellany for Sa ah and New Orleans 'y)- CE ee ere ee castle Auhland, Whitehurst, New York; Falcon Hayne. Bulumore, a it 2—Arrived, schrs ‘ohen. * Alexandria; Clara, Norbery, and Henry J May, Black~ burn, Phiadeiphia, EDGARTOWN, Sept 29—Arrived, schr Ada Ames, Adams, New York (or Vinalhaven. Oct i—Arrived, schrs Speedwell. Spaulding, Bal timore for Rockland; Uliver Jameson, Jameson, Richmond for Salem; G W Baldwin, Morton, New Yor! for Boston; Tom Hix, Miller, do for Rockland: J. Mibecler, Bowles. New York iof Boston; American Chiely 0 r Eastport. FORTRESS MONROE, Oct $—Sailed, brig John Wesley, ated ioe Bitte wontopoidan mond — oi Petersen, from Baltimore, nissadetap ig det s ctiagsh 4th—Passed in, barks Manitou, North, from. Matanzas y Paramount, Holt, f sa; brig Chesapeake (Br), WwW json, Den for Baltimore. Sailed—Bi Grom Waterford), Baltimore, Passed out—Steamer Hannover (Ger), tor Bremen, barks Ottavia M (ul, for Queenstown; India (Ital), for 3 '(Nor), for Kordeaux; sehr D & erara (ail from Baltimore). *, Sept 30—Arrived, senr Josephine New Bedford, LA, Oct 3—oailed, schr Jeflerson, Bakery WEST. Oct 3—Arrived, sch: TW ORLEANS. Sept oi “HA alae 3 BANS, Sept 30—ar (Br), Adam, Liverpool, Fived, steamship Cordovay Cleared. hr Lily of tho Valiey Gr), Leitch, Behze, sod Arrived, steamships W ot 4—Arrived, steamships ern Metropolis, Quie New York: Jumata, Catharine, Philadelphia. 8 Re NEWBURYBORT, Oct 2—Arrived, brig Wm R Sawyer, Pinkham, Hlizabetlivort: sches Thos Watt. Curtis, Phila’ delphia; Jesse Hart 2d, art, Port Johnson: Addie Saw. yer, Cook, Weehawken: RL Kenney. Tolman, and Addio Mav, Simpson, New York; Laurel, do. NEW BEDFORD, Oct l—Arrived, scnrs Harry & Ned, Chambers, New York (and sailed 40 for Wareham); 20° DM Anthony, Mec lay, Georgetown, DC, Sailed 34, schrs Witch Hazel, Springer, New. Sm: Fla; Albert W Smith; Leavitt, Philadelphia, to load for Aspinwall: 8C Hart, Kelly, Philadelphia; Benjamin & Church, Kelly, and Yankee boy, do; Florence Dean,, Georgetown, DU; HT Hedges, Harper. Baltimore; Has tings, Chase; Blackstone, Wixon, and Frederick Hall, New York. Suiled previous to 3d, schr WW Brainard, Fitch, New: ork, NEWPORT, Oct 3, AM—Sailed, brig Acetia Thurlow, White, Snields, ing, tor New Haven; schrs White Foam, Milliken, Alexandria jor Groton, Ct; Shepard A Mounc,, Hallock, and Bella Peck, Ave. Somerset for New York; Charles H Dow, Childs, Providence for Philadel- phia? Sunny Shower, Wood, and Memento, White, Provi« dence for New York; Chancellor, Ferzuson, New York: tor Wareham; Boston, Jones, Providence tor New York 5. Virginia, Beaise, dodor do; Thomas Morris, Rice, and Thos Hull, Brown, do tor do; Mist. Muncy, Fall River for Trenton; Isaac H Borden, Baker, ‘and Cabinet, estall, do for New York; -arah Elizabetn, Kelley, Pro- vidence for do; Daniel Webster. Packer, Fall River tor do: Mary A Predmore, Sherman, and Charger, White, P Cooper, Sleeper, Fall River for do; Wm Deming Mitchell, Providence for do; A ‘Tolles, Mehan, do for Cold Spring; Lucy Baker, Allon, Bristol tor New York; C C Sadler, Douglas, Fal 8 for do; Wm Bement, Harris, Providence for Pniladel phias Julia A Tate, Tate, Dighton for do; Paragon, Dar- v, PortJohnson for Salem; Alleghania, Arey, do for Boston; Gentil Jdridge, do for Hyannis. Passed up—Schr Rebecca shepherd, from Philadelphia, for Fail River. NEW LONDON, Oct 8—arrived, brig Nancy (Br), Mew Londonderry: Keeling, fr GEOKGETOWN, T Weaver, Whelden, INDIANO. iyrna, Bride, Pernambuco for New York ‘see Miscellany). NEW HAVES, Oct $—Arrived, schrs Margaret & Lucy, Avery, Baltimore: Henry Allen, Satern, and Emily! Crossley, Hayes, do; Twilight, Robertson,’ Alexandria; JC Kuss, Norton, South Amboy; sloops Citizen, Ham= mond, and Canal, Perkins, Kingston. PORT ROYAL, vet 4—Arrived, steamship Vicks~ burg, Rudolph, New York; schr Alfred Keen, Pillsbury, Charieston. Sailed—Steamship Mediator, Smith, New York. PORTLAND, Oct 2—Arrived, brigs J B Brown, Bain, Boston: D W Hennessey (Br), Hennessey, Gloucester schrs Hope On, Chase, Philadelphia; Jachin, Kane, Rony dout; Grand Island, Miller, and Stiver Heels, Newman, New York: Addie Jordan, Leavitt, Georgetown, DC, Also arrived 2d, steamship Geo Washington, White~ head, New York. 3d—Arrived, steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York y - bark Ada Gray, Race, do. PORTSMOUTH, NU, Oct 2—Sailed, schrs John Rose,, Barrett, and Abbie Corson, Corson, Philadelphia. PAWTUCKET, Uct 2—Sailed, schr American Eagley Brown. New York. RICHMOND, Oct 2—Arrived. rz, Rio Janeiro; sch 8, Pelton, New York. Cleared—Bark Capetla (Nor), Holman, London; brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, Rio Grande do Sul. _ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 23—Arrivec, ship Montrosey (Br), Patterson, Glascow ; barks Jean’ Pierre (Fr), Le=. aux; Carl Both (Ger), Niemann. sydney. Bark Dilawur (Br), Frenowith, Queenstown, dailed—Ship Alice Buck, snow, Liverpool. SAVAN, a poet $—Arrived, steamship Magnolia, ‘orl chrs Fannie R Williams, Skinner, Provia ‘abens, Anderson, New Haven; E A Baizley, s Montgomery, Faircloth, New York + brig Maria Augusta rs Feter Boice, Higbie, S Salvador, do; Tonawanda, Wittbanks,. Philadelphia; ie Middleton, Whitaker, doz, Lizzie \ oung, ’ Wilmington. ed, steamship ‘Saragossa, Hooper, Baltimore. iM, Oct 1-0 dy schr Cayenne, Saunders, | enne; (not as misprinted, Arrived, schrs © H Macomber, Sargent, Philadel- L Butler, Turner, and Henrictia ' Simmons, Philadelphia; Maracaybo, Tobin, Phila MP ‘Hudson, Vaughan, Philddeiphia; Oakes, Baker.’ South Atnboy; Annie Woodword: Everglade, shaw; F N Tower, Wm Flint, Pendleton; AK Woodward, Wood: DO Yates, Yates; L'M Strout, Dean: Absott Lawrence, Griffin; M E Pearson, Warren; Tantamount,, Warren; Mountain Laurel, Higgins; Raven, Herrick Webster Kelly, Marshall, Port Johnson; Laura (Bry Foster, St John, N b, tor New York; Elvie Davis, Wescott, Baltimore; ' Deborah Jones, Boyd, Port Johnson; Maggie Allen, Littlejohn, Portland for New York. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 2—Arrived, vrigs Long Reach, Philadelphia for Boston; Eudorus, do for Port land; ‘Peter Roberts (Br), Windsor, NS, tor New York schrs Monte Christo, Georgetown, DO, for Boston (sail split); Joseph Oakes, Philadelphia for do; W O Atwater, RKondout for Newburyport; Samuel Carlton, Philadelphia, for Lynn: Marietta lilton, J G Babcock, Archer and| Reeves, Boston tor Philadelphia; Sarah J Bright, Lynn tor do: Geo B Ferguson, Bangor tor do; Gusti Wilson, Quincy for -—; Florence Dean, Boston for Georgetown, “DC: Hestor. do tor, noriolk; W Gy rn, do for Baltimore; Constitution and do for New York; Caledonia (Br), Windsor, NS, 0 JR Bodwell, ttockiand tor do; H'G Bird, do for Norfolk; Mary J Ward, St John, NB, for Wilmington, NC; Nellie Bowers, Weehawken for Boston: Jonn tt Krans, Baltimore for do; Nite Walker, New York for do; Henry Croskey, Port Johnson for do: Addie L Cut- ler, Philadelphia for do; Alice T Boardman, Eligabeth- port for Salem: Robert y Leonard (Br), Philddeaphia for t John, NB: Warren Sawyer, and Gco 8 ‘Tarbell, Bos- ton for’ Baltimore ; Emily H Naylor, Newburyport tor Philadelphia; Ethan Allen, Portiand for do: Clara Ran- kin, Bangor for do: Para, Machias tor New York; Julia E Decker, Wellfleet for do: Maggie Bell, Rockland. for Richmond: Eva Adell, Bangor for Washington, DC; Fannie Himmer, Nantucket for Philadelphia, Boaz, Belfast for New York. iled—Brigs Peter Roberts (Br), and Antilles, schrs B- F Farnham, Deborah Jones, Annie Murchie, Express, Lucy Wentworth, Amulet, Gorrie Theyer, James fi well, Hattie E Sampson, Mountain 1, RM Hay- ward, Pacific, Prima Ddnna, Muske 1, -Aaski Wave Crest, Matanzas, Red ‘Rover, ‘General Banks, Kate, Luello Florence Dean, W. 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