The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1874, Page 10

10 DEERFOOT PARK, L. 1. — ee ‘Weetting vs. Pacing—American Girl and Covperbottom—American Girl the Win: ‘mer. A race for $1,000 each, with $1,500 added, mile heats, dest tnree in five, in harness, came oO yes Yerday afternoon, at the Deerloot Park, Long Aaland, between William Lovell’s bay mare Ameri- ean Girl (trotter) and W. H. Crawford's roan geld- ing Coppervottom (pacer). There was a very famall attendance for so great an event, as the per- @on who-had the advertising business to do failed to connect with the newspaper offices in time for pablication yesterday morning, and, a8 a conse- ence, very 1ew people were at the course to wit- ness the race. The track was in good order, and ‘the weather very favorable for fast ume. Before ‘the start, and, In fact, throughout the race, the mare was the favorite. = the details:— = THE RACE, First deat,—With the betting a trifle over two to one on American Girl, Dugrey took the word with Copperbottom leading about two lengths on the inside. Without any exertion Uopperbottom le two lengths to the quarter pole in 38 seconds, but rounding the turn American Girl gradually closed up the gap, and at the half-mile pole she was only hall a length behind the pacer, he having mauc ‘the hall im 1:133. About half way round the vurn American Girl broke badiy, losing some four | lengths, but recovering, and going With a rush, abe closed up the dayligit, when she sgain threw her jeet in the alr, and this accident gave the heat to Vopperbottom, he came On abd won the beat by three lengths in 2:254. Second Heat.—The vetting was still two to one in favor of the Girl. ‘They got the word at the first trial, the mare going away 50 fast that she had tbe Yead’ and pole vefore halt way around the tur She ied three lengths at the quarter, In 3745 8 onds, and about a like distance at the halt, iu 1 Rounding the turn Copperoottom closed up we gap a trifle, but vreaking nadly, he lost some Lity yards and was not again aole to reach the mare, ‘who won the heat easily by ivily elxty or seveuty Fernird Heat-What lttle betting there was was one at the odds of ten to three in favor of Ameri- can Girl, At the first attempt the mare and the pacer got away Well togetier, the Girl at ounce going to the front, trottiag to the quarter in 37 seconds and to the half tn 1:13, Copperboitom Jaying close up to her wheel, and trailing until well into the homestretch, when Crawiord pulied Copperbottom out, and With a fine burst of speed be went Jor the heat, American Girl, however, re- fained the lead, winning the heat by a head, in 125 i. = Fourth Heat,—The Girl was now the favorite at almost any odds desired. Ihe horses got away well together. Jength and @ hali in iront at the quarter pole tn 87% seconds, Which sbe increased to two lengils @t the halfmile pole m 1:14. The pacer then closed up gradually, and at the three-quarter pole ‘Was only a scaut length behind. Rounding the tnrn American Girl made a slight skip, but settled down immediately. American Girt was a length $m tront as she entered the homestretch, but then Copperbotiom again made a determined rush at her, so that ata pot tiity pie irom the stand they were on even terms. Then the mare broke Up ana ran up to within alength o! the stand, but, Fesuming her trot just there, she went over the | gcore a head in front ot Copperbottom. The judges, | consultation, gave the heat to Vopper- | alter a lon, Doctom. ‘Time, 2:25%4. Fh Heat.—American Girl was still the favorite ‘at the odds of two to one. At the second attempt ‘whey Were sent away With Ameriean Girl a lengtn in nt, which advantage she kept all through ‘she heat, increasing 1t to two lengths at the quar- | ter pole, which point she passed in 38 seconds. The same distance separated them at the half-mile pole, which was trotted in 1:14. Nor was the ding able to reduce the distance any, American ni winning the beat and race in 2:26, ‘The jollowing 18a SUMMARY. DEERFOOT PARK, PARKVILLE, L. I—MonDay, Oct. 5.—Match, $1,000 each, with $1,500 adued; Mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness. 'W. Lovell’s b. m. American Girl (trot- ter) (J. Dngrey) sore Z 1121 . Crawiord’s r. g. Copperbottom ipacer)...... ees jee @. 319 | Lesang 00°" )Oct 6.) Hamburg. 113 Broadway. State of Penns'i’alOct 7.|Glasvow...|72 Broadway. First heat Abyssinia [Oct Liverpool. |4 Bowing Green | Fuesia... Oct _8.| Hamburg. ./6! Broaaway. Second hea! | The Queen./) °°) jOct. 10.|Liverpool.. (69 Broadway. Romer oy of Richmond gee Ae paveEncne AB Brosaway. arth heat public. -|0e . Liverpool. road wa; Pita heat. 38 China, Oct. 10.) Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green Canada... Set, 10:|\ondon....\69 Broadway. TROITING MATCH, nets aes 4 ay Between the heats oi the avove race a maten | fiermann. Get 10:| Bremen...]2 Bowllne Green for $100 aside was trotted between P. Dwyer’a | Wisconan. Oct 13:|Livervool.. 4) Broadway. white gelding Wuitestone, who went to a hundred | Rus: =. Oct 14. Liverpool. 14 Bowling Green und Wagon, and M. Rogers’ bay gelding Dan, in | State of Florida../Oct. 14.|Glasgow |. (72 Broadwny. e ¥ Caland Ost, 15.|Rotterdam|# Broadway. ess. Dao, who had toe call in the pools, won | 4,CRiNn" Oct, 15.\Hamburg..61 Broadwat ‘easily in three straight heats, Whitestone behaving | Gityorfaris....../Oct 1/.|Livernool..|1o Broadway” badly ali through tue race. ‘fhe jollowing is a | Engiana.. lOet. 17:|Liverpool.. [69 Broadway. b ey: Java Gee IL 4 Bowling Green —Match $100 de; Gel roadway. Sine, Dar $100 @ side; mule heats, oH i he ‘M. Rogers’ b. g. Dan, to harnese....... oot es a ty Wis peeca ay. P. Dwyer’s ch. g. Whitestone, to 100-pound | Bothnia Liverpool. /4 Bowling Green | wagon. «2 2 2! State of 21 | Glasgow... |72 Broadway. | Cimpr! 22.|Hamburg.. [61 Kroadway. Mie, | Citv or Montreai..|Oct 24.) Liverpool.. 115 Broadway. Firet heat 3 Utopia. Sloct. 24: IGlaagow. .” 17 Bowling Green 9 igor Rotteriam {Oct 29.|Rotterdams50 Broadway. Second heat. ee Westwhali iOet 29.) Hamburg. 61 Broadway. ‘Third neat. $ + 41% INGOMAR AT BOSTON, Boston, Mass., Oct. 5, 1874, At Beacon Park to-day the horse Ingomar was | Matched against time for $1,500, the endeavor being made to beat the best ten miles trotting time ever made, viz., 28:02%. The attempt wi failure, the distance being made in 2971934, PEDESTRIANISN, ston Walks One Hundred and One Miles in the First Day. ‘The interest manifested yesterday in the prog- ress of Mr. Westou’s five hundred-mile-walk at the Hippodrome, judged by the numbers in attend- ance, has only increased by the previous failures, Weston, a8 previousiy stated in yesterday’s HERALD, started on his long walk precisely at 12:05 yesterday morning, in the best pogsibie con- | Gition of health. He commenced his tramp with | @n easy and elastic step, but which was at the game time a very telling one. He made the first five wiles by 1h. 5m. 36s. and the next five by 2h. Am. 188. and was still circling we ‘with the peculiar jorm of stride which appertains ‘to Lim alone. His twenty-filth mile was recordea at 4h. o¥m. 7s., when he took his first rest of a | mao little less tnan five minutes duration while being | He scored up his tirty-flith mile | 1 inasnort rest | Of i2m. 238, A start was then made, and he waiked | rubbed down. at 7h. 4m. 598., and again indulg @teadily on untii he had made his torty-e mile, when he once more stopped for lim. Sus, Five heats were required | before a decision was arrived at, The following | The ware, taking the lead, was a | arena NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. . | NEW YORK CITY. ‘The Woman's Social Education Society will re- sume its meetings at Plimpton Hall this (Tuesday) afternoon three o'clock. Mrs, Dr. Dutch will Tread a paper on temperance. The seventeenth annual session of the Law School of the New York University commenced Yesterday, under the supervision of Projessor J. 'B. Jacques, and thirty-five students were regis- red. At the monthly meeting of the New York Nenro- the State Inebriate Asylum, Binghamton, read a aper on the “Insanity of inebriety,” and Mr. jaines O'Dea, of Staven Island, one on the **Phil- osophy of Suicide.” The Committee on Naval Stores of the Produce Exchange have made arrangements to inspect the | stowage of cargoes of turpentine either from Wil- | mington or Charleston, provided the cargoes have not been sold under inspection. at five cents per barrel, | At acrowded meeting last evening of the Tam- | mauy Soelety, or Columbian Urder, at the wigwam tu Fourteenth street, James M. Oakley, late mem- ber of Assembly from Queens county, was initiated | nothing but business of a routine order Was trans- a | acted. Mr. N. T. Hubbard, one of the oldest members of stairs leading to the coatroom, and sustained severe injuries. Mr, Hubbard ii the father of the institution, and has for many | years enjoyed an honorary membership. The old gentieman ts almost ninety years of age, and the shock to his nervous system will ne doubt keep him confined to his house 1or some days, | To-day is the first day of the registry, and the diferent political organizations are already ac- tively working to bring their adherents to the front. In order to be registered it 18 requisite that naturalized citizens should show their papers and | be able to swear to the date and the Court that they procured them from, Toere are three other days on which citizens can be registered in time for the November electlon—Wednesday, October 14; Fri- ; ay, October 23; Satarday, October 24. AS no per- | son can vote unless registered 1t 18 necessary that ali ciuzens interested in the vitai issues of the coming excitin, | matter in time. BROOKLYN. | The Sanitary Board has directed the disinfect- ing corps to fumigate all houses where fatal cases of typhoid fever or diphtheria have occurred. According to the report of Comptrolier Schroe- | der, there is an increase of $2,500,000 in the city debt in 1873, The total bonded debt ts $87,431,941. | There are 311 cases on the City Court calendar for the October term, Judge McCue will sit in Part 1, Judge Neilson in Part 2 and Judge Reynolds in Equity and Speciai terms, The directors of St. Vincent’s Home for Boys, anticipating a severe winter and a great drain | upon their slender resources, have appealed to the | benevo.ent lor assistance to enable them to carry | out their noble work. | The Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer and Termi- | per was empanelied im the Kings County Circuit Court yesterday. The trial of Mrs. Merrigan for the alleged murder 0: Miss Maggie ttammill will be held in this Court during the present term. The report of the committee of the Board of | of 3,000 pupils im the attendance over last year. The total registration is 8,288. The numver of | teachers engawed in their instruction is 175, ‘SHIPPING NEWS. easy bene: MONTH OF OCTOBER. |_Saite, | Destination, | ___ Steamer. | Idano. . | Office. Broadway. Oct. 6 |Laverpool. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, WIGH WATER. - 6 02| Gov. Sun rises.... Island eve 5 50 Sun sets » 635/58 5 05 Moon rises....morn 2 05 7 35 PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 6, 1874. CLEARED. Bteamshio Franconia, Bragg, Portlan’—} ¥ Ames. Ship Campa Emiha (tal, Jaccarino, Gibralur—A P sta. rk Dagmar Nor), Olsen, Cork—C Tobias & Co. Bark Nuovo st Marco (ital), Olivari, Cork for oraers— AP Agresta. Bark J Eri Ginseppe (Ital), Buseoglio, Cork or Fal- mouth for orders—slocovich & Co. Bark A J Pope (Ger), Sulfeldt, Cork or Falmonth for orders—Punch, Edve & Co. ‘Bark Luigi (Aus), Durante, Limerick—J Benh gRhtk Ele Moore (Br), Masters, Dunkirx—simpson & Av. | Hincken. * | Bark Margaretha (Ger), Ramien, Hamburg—O Tobias Co. Bark Veneranda (Ital), Lauro, Civita Veechia—Funch, Eave & Co. Lim: Ba & Co. Ba k R C Bulgin (Ger), Koop, Galveston—Fanch, Edye Attila (Nor), Falex, Norfolk, Va—Tetens & Bock- 3 Brig Max (Ger), Brandigan, Montevideo—John Norton ir & Son. Schr Maggie Abbot, Abbot, Ps a—Burdett & Pond. Kehr Addie G Bryant, Stubbs, Port Spain—u Trow- bridge's Fons. Ta # A Dehart, Driscoll, Aguadilla, PR—Isaac R Sta- ples. now appeared to be inclined to give way | Schr Madison Holmes, Bayles, Antigua—A Dayton & . by dine o} arse. | 00. ; : rane or ths Strendante one” mage; | Schr Julia Clinch (Br), Maloney, St John, NB—Jed to overcome the feeling apd get to work again. Frye & Ue Sehr Grecian Bend (Br), Godirey, Hantsport—J F Whit- His flitietu mile was scored at 10h. 38) when | ney & Co. he once more went to his couch on the track and Scur Anna C Leurett, Stephens, Pass Louis (Texas)— rested 40m. 258, This somewhat jong lay-o7 Van brunt & Bro. . , seemed to refresh him consideravly, and he started rene M £ Taber, Aldrich, Richmond, Va—Slaght & Bs tists mile des a ed ton paemer Ann Elza, Richards, Phuadetpmia—James . 2 and again for 33m. 408., and once mc toed tie mark opposite the judges’ stand and resummed his walk, securing to his credit seventy miles by 4h. Som. ss, Steamer Saran, Jones, Phiiadelphia—W Kirkpatrick. ARRIVALS, Anotier stop was had for om. 26s. aud @ fresh start made. The eighty-iifin mile was put REPORTED PY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND Up at 7h. 46m. Oils. and & resi taken lor 26m, 43¢, HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. during which a change of boots and socks was given him, the second change of the day. He th Went away again, and the crowd by this time had largely increased, he setticd into his work with renewed yim and walked around unti he had reached his handredth mile, which was put to iis credit at 11h. 27m. 288. He was greeted with a riect storm of cheers. He still kept on his way, jowever, and made yet anotuer mile, when he re- tired to his room for a sicep of four hours, James Kennaren’s Walk. A novel pedestrian feat was begun last evening \“t Grand Central Hall, Forty-second street, by mm". James Kennaren, a California pe pro b0fes walking seventy-five consecutive hours with Only ten minutes rest in every twenty-four and c. ‘Trying a regulation musket. Promptiy at Mine o- “lock Mr. Kennaren appeared on the tra @ narre’Y platform along the sides of the hail. Beiore sv. \Tubg on his waik he made a lew remarks, expressin, * ‘he liveliest confidence in nis ability to Perform thy bask. YAOHTING NOTE. The race betw Cfn the poners Meta and Ohio for the champion Conant of their class will take Place to-day over \.!¢ Brooklyn course: The schooner Me ® has been purchased by Mr. ‘William Igeiin, and w. ||! be added to the register of the New York Club. a dcwory Brig Chas Miller, Littie, Dresden, Kennebvee River, tor The steam yacht Fan Vette, Mone. F. Perigonon, New ‘ork, with ice to Brooklyn Ice Co. been added to tue . New York Yacht Oiub re- ford, Boston for New York, in | gister. THE CENTENNIA © REGATTA Report of Commodore .'amex M. Ferge son—Forcign Ciubs to Participate, PHILADELPHIA, «7, Oct. 5, 1874, Commodore James M, Fergueo.7, Who recentiy returned irom Hurope, made arep Tt to-nigh’ to Cuba’ (Br). Lyon, gyindsor, ‘Ne, for New York & the Naval Board of the Schuylkill Navy to days, with plaster So OW GStSue dace, NS, for New | effect that the invitation of the nav. lo foreign | soch" vexter Clark, Hawkins, Windsor, N&, for New ciubs to participate in the great intern ational re gatta in 1876 had been warmiy receivea, and that irom eonversalions and interviews ne had had with gentlemen avroad he was satiefied . Nat for- eign ciubs would be represented. At the meeting to-night a committee w: ppointed to ma *e all the arrangements jor the ‘uternauona) rewaty & trian, who | amship Republic (Br Gleadeil, Liverpool Sept 24 and Queen th, with mdse and passengers to KR J Corti=. Oct 4441, Jon 5349, passed ‘stup David Grockett, rom Liverpool tor New York; 6th. 318 miles | @ast of Sundy look, passed steamship Oceanic (Br), | hence tor Liverpool. Steamship Wisconsin (Br), Freeman, Liverpool Sept 2% via Queenstown 24th, with mdse aod passengers to Willams & Stearasliip Deddes, Rotterdam Sept ith mdse and pass Si hip Memiing (Br), Wa via st Thoma, | Jevons. | “ Steamship Henry Chauncey, Rathbun, Aspinwall Sept 26, with idse and passengers to the Pacifle Mait stearn- | ship C ship Magdalene (Ger), mdse to Chas Luling & Co to the Bauks ot to Funch, Edye & « On, 28h, With mdse and passengers to Busk & Henke, Bremen Had ‘strong. v the wi w, 1704 tons), p Sutton & Co. ¢ Ger), Ihde empty barrels and salt'to H Ke Bark Hactie M Bain (of Por jays, witu sugar to B Kionda Houghten. Brig Mary Briggs, Whittemore, Stettin 38 aays, in bal- dast Wo Marcus Hunter & Co, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Brig Catherine Morris (Br), McBurnie, Wentworth, NS, via Jarpaulin Cove for New York 8 days, with pluster to © W rertaux. Brig Peter Roberts (Br), McDonald, Wentworth, N8, via larpaulin Cove for New York 8 days, with plaster to © W Bertaux. Brig Movie Wood (Br), Wood, St John, NB, York 7 days, with lumber to P I Nevius & Son sterly winds wsterly winds ew Foundland Swett, Portland 5 » Hamburg 46 days, with & Co. d), Thestrop, Matan: Jo; vessel to Mille for New Brig Abby wliftord, © ballast to fas & Ward & Co. Schr Bill Baxter (Br), Baxter, Wentworth, NS, for New York 19 days, with plaster to OW Bertanx. Kehr Henry Bushman (sr), Crano, Weucworth, NS, via | Tarpaulin Cove for New York Sdays, with plaster ‘to O W Hertaux, hr Caledonia (Br), Layton, Wentworth, | paulin cove for New York 8days, with plaste Bertuux, (Br). Bishop, Goowe River, NS, for New Sehr Harve rs 12 days, with spiling to P-L Nevius & Son, Y plaster to order. ) (Br), Locke, St John, NB, for New York, lumber (9 Boardman & Uo, o Br), Calder, Dorehester, NB, for New York vith «piling to J'H Wine ae XM Brooking, Brown, Portsmouth, NH, for} i chr Join Stroup, Nickerson, Boston for Port Jone ) Ser Anne BAMatin, Maudy, Boston tor New York. logical Society ast evenmmg Dr. George Burr, of | The fee is Axed | | into the mysteries of the Order; and excepting this | | the Produce Exchange, yesterday feil on the | looked upon as | campaign should attend to tne | | Education on evening schools shows an increase | Bark Nellie T Guest (Br), Messenger, Havre—Boyd & | Hark Magdalena, Griffin, Ciugad Bolivar—D A De | ftuo Janeiro sept 8, | 30days, with | Schr Geo W Glover, Perry, Portland for South Amboy, with powder to Central RR Co, Schr Argo, Gurney, Warehatn tor New York. Schr Js Terry, Raynor, Providence tor New York. Schr Veranda, Pond, Providence for New York. Sehr Fly, Dow, East Greenwich for New York, Schr Mary Anna, Adams, New Haven for New York. Schr D L’Stargis, Chase. vannis for New York. yteclir Rebecca &' Harriet, Hawkins, New Haven for joboken. Schr Plowboy, Etiiott, Rockport for Brooklyn, with building stone to Joansen & Coy. sche B Waterman, Hinkley, Nantucket for New York, with fish, to order. Schr E'O Dennison, Providence for New York. Schr A Haynes, Smith, Rockport for New York, with | stone to order. Senr J D Sturges, Johnson, Pitston (Me) for New York, with lumber to Beil Bros. Z yeght New Zealand, Greenlow, Providence for New York. Selir Onward, Bowman, Boston for New York. z pe Benjamin strong, Barker, Providence for New ‘ork. lir Union Flag, Grisby, Portsmouth for New York. hr Congress, York, Bath for Newark, with lumber to Mowe, (ole & Benson | Sehr Florence, Sackett, Fall River for New York, Sehr HB Metcalf, Handy, Boston tor New York. | Sehr Ada G. Shotwell, Doane, Vortland for New York, in ballast to B Giidersleeye & Co, sehr Helen Thompson, Kendall, Clark’s Island for New York, with stone to order, Sctir Constitution, Young, Boston for New York. Scnr Florence Dean, Dean, Boston tor New York, br JK Bolwell, Adams, Kockland for New York, lime to order, Sehr Wm Capes, Kelly, Rockport for New York, with stone to order. Sehr Mary J Adams, Frisby, Portsmouth for New York. BOUND EAs?. Schr Buckeye, Haverstraw for Providence. | Schr Evergreen, Turner, iaverstraw tor Providence. Schr J Ponder, Jr, Trasher, Port Johnson for Salem. gccht Amos Faikeiburg, Kackett, Hondout to Provi- | Schr Expedite, Sackett, Rondont for Orient. | Schr Lewis Jones, Coles, Kingsion for New Haven. Sehr Eliza Pharo, Sherinan, Hoboken for Somerset. | Sehr John Mettler, Parker, Woodbridge for Wareham. Schr Transit, Davie, New burg tor Fall River, | Schr k W Denham, ‘Denham, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr surprise, Seaman, Port Johnson tor Boston. Schr Orlando, Rowland, Rondout tor Boston. Sclr WP Philips, Hawkins, Port Johnson for Mystic. Sehr E i Brazos, Raynor, Rondous for New London, SAILED, , . for New Orleans; barks Ocean Brage (Nor), Rotterdam: ~alo Maresca (Ital). Liverpool ; Tre ¥ Mi ktocket, Curacoa; Carrie Fletcher, Jacmel | Ship Marcia © Di | Home (tr), Londor (Kus), Antwerp | Uta); Cork; | Maritime Miscellany. | Capt Barrett, of the Philadelphia and Havana «ea ship Yazoo, will please accept our thanks for his un! | form courtesy in promply forwarding our packages, grounded on Man-of-War Shoal on Saturday, came off at next high water without damage, and proceeded on her voyage. Barx Sonoma, at San Francisco Sept 27 from Rio Ja- | neiro, reports'—June 23, John Welch, @ native ot [re- \ aad: aged about 2 years, fell overboard and was owned, Bank Minyte Hunter, launcned at Lubec, Me, Sept 26, | Bar Cosmoroxire (Br), at,St Thomas Sept 26,with part cargo tor Belize and witt a5 ton boiler for st Thomas, in discharging the voller the tackles gave way the | dower teil into the hold breaking beaws and stanchions | and otherwise seriousty injuring the vessel. A survey | has been had which reco:mends the vessel's discharge. Banx Epwix Rexo (new), from Batn tor New Orleans | via Savannah, was towed back to Bath 4th, with maiu- Mast spruug. ‘She will refit and proceed. | Scun Hanmixartox. at Portland 3d inst from New York, lost mainboom. Scur Harrie E Gruxs, Moore, trom Piankitank River for New York, put into Norto!k Oct 3 leaking. Sonn Sutter, of and trom Bangor for Bridgeport, on the | sousule whilecac anchor off Vineyard Mightands, lost | part ot her deck load of lathes off Cape Ann, in a squall | Jrom west northwest. | Scum Bertna Sovper, from Richmond, Va, for do, ar- rived at Vineyard Haven 2d inst with captain and part | of crew sick. Sonn City or Curusea, from Boston for Port au Prince, during the gale 2d inst, at Vineyard Haven, dragged toul ofschr Richard Peterson and had her mainsail badly rn. | | . Scnr Peart, at Baltimore from Saco, Me, had very | heavy weather on the passage; lost and split’sails, | Scue Gronaiaxa (betore reported) was loaded with | | coat and is a total loss The crew arrived at astport | yesterda | | Scur Wave, of Eliz: th City, NC, loaded with cargo, and bound to North Carolina, was discovered to be on fire Oct 2 while lying atthe wharf at Norfoik. On in | quiry it was lound that the vessel was loaded with lime and other goods, and that whi round she hag keeled over and taken in water into the hola. The lime had thus taken fire, and it was considered the best pian to | have the cargo discharged as quickly as possible, which | was being done. | _ Sour Davyriess (Br), from St Martins or Lunnenburg, | NS, with sait, pac into St Thomas sept 17 leading vadly, | and was discharging on the 26th, Auexaxoria, Oct 3—Ihe schr Samuel Meyers, which was sunk at Buzzard’s Point, Eastern Branch, was | | towed down here for repairs. She was run into by the | stern wheel steamer Pioneer. | _ Caraquet, Nit, Oct 2—ihe bark L H Deveber (Br), trom Rotterdam, in beating up the bay thismorning, grounded | on Caraqué Isiand flats, and was got off this evening at | tour o’elock. Missixo Vessers—Bark Cynthia Palmer, Sears, which galled from Liverpool for Oax Point and Maitland, Ns, | May 2 and was spoken on the 15th, has not since been | Heard trom.” The U P registers 239 tons, was built at Dor- | chester, NB, in 1854, and hatled from St Job Bark Porga, Mewby, which sailed from savannah Dec % tor Montevideo, has not since been heard from. The | P registered 240 tons, was built at Shoreham, K, in 1364, | and hailed trom London, Whalemen. Arrived at Panama Sept 23, bark “Hope,” with 430 bbls hpbk oil tor transportation across the Isthmus. ‘The reports the Mary, of Vaiparaiso, with 30) bbis hpbk oll, Ocean, a trading brig, is at hand, The report from the whalers is very meagre and not important, asthe brig } leit very early. Spoken. | Ship Isaac Webb. from Liverpool for New York, Oct 3, | Jab 41 185 ton 66 08, sch st dapeticah Ship Mogul, Freeman, from Liverpool (April 28) for San Francisco, July 5, lat 82 8, lon st W | Ship Centaur, Foster, irom London for San Francisco, | July 16, of staten Land, Ship H L Richardson, from Rio Janeiro for San Fran- cisco, Sept 13, lat 37 20 8, lon 142 W. | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. a Merchants, shipping agents and shio captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hirato London | Bareau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- | wres 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 publishe OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. p SiSen nS Antwenr, Oct 4—Arrived, ships Aneroid (Br), Fletche Philadelphia: W M Reed, Bruce, Akyab via Falmouth; bark Messel (Nor), Pedersen, Philadelphia, | Sailed 4th, bark Gylie (Swe), Thornstrom, Pensacola. | Sailed 3d, bark George (Br), Grant, United States. AneRrpEEN, Oc | son, United State | _ Bristor, Oct s—Arrived, bark Arcadia (r), Anderson, Montreal. Arrived 4th, barks Giorgio (Aus), Medanich, New York; | | | Alessandro T (Ans), Dobrillovich, do. | | Sailea 6th, ships Uncle Joe, Nichols, New Orleans: | India (Br), for do; Charter Oak, Staples, do; bark An- | gelita (ital), De Martino, Tybee, | Dmar, Oct 5—Sailed, ships N & EF ard | neay (from London), Cardiff; Talbot (Br), Rolfsen (from | do), New Orleans; Joseph Fish, Palmer (trom Antwerp), | Tybee; bark Ridderkirk (Ger), Kroliman (trom Rotter- | dam), do. | _Fanmovrm, Oct 5—Arrived, ship N | Bangkok; bark Almena, Eldridge | Fastwen, Oct 5~Arrived off Quebec for Liverpool (see below). | Gexoa—Arrived, bark Rosina (Ital), Lanro, New York. | _Hawnona, Oct 3—Arrived, barks Anna (Ger), Jessen, New York: Adelgunde (Ger), Guts do; schr Mary | L Peters, York, Baltimore. Livenroot, Oct $—Arrived, parks Quickstep, Chase, Boynton, Nichols, Iqniqne, San Francisco; Forest Princess (Br), Merriam, Riehi- | bucto via Port Itawkesbury. | Also arrived Sth, steamship Scotia (Pr', Leitch, New York (see below. | Arrived 4th, ship Regina (Br), Marpny, Quebeo. Sailed 4th, barks Saran Douglass (Br), Douglass, United States; St Panli (Br), Graham, do; Behrend (Ger), Berding, Philadelphia. Loxnox, Oct 4—Arrived, ships City of Corinth Gr, Taylor, and Ontario, Patterse ork; barks Toledo (Br), Rose, Quebec; Sth, Charley Hickman (Br » Tingley, Cnatham, NB. Lasiasn, Oct 5—Put in for Soule, from Glasgow for River Plate | Mansetuuns, Oct4—Arrived, brig Lena Thurlow, Cor- bett, New York. bark Mignon, die, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded), Also arrived 5th, 8:30 PM, steamship City of Brussels (Br), Leitch, New York tor Liverpool Tuieste, Vet Arrived, bark Kiote, Long, Philadel- | phia. Warrnronn, Oct 5—Arrived, bark | vetto, New York, | Arrived Sd, brig Myronns, Higgins, New York. | Prymovtn, Oct 4, 9:39 PM—Arrived, smship Thn- | ringia Ger), Meyer, New York for Hamburg. | Queenstown, Get 5—Arrived, barks Paolino (Ital), Ca- | tanzaro, New York; Virginia (Ital), Faz! Baitumore. | Also arrived 6th, 4:30 PM, steamship Celtic (Br), Kid- rela (Ital), Cer- Arrived at a port in United Kingdom Oct 5, bark Agnes Campbell (Br), Landry, Bull River. { ae | Lonnox, Oct 5—Schr Pickwick (Br), A tin, from Rich- mond, Va, Sept 1 for Santos, Brazil, way abandoned at sea ina sinking condition on the 8th of Sept Grew saved and landed at Plymouth. (The P was 179 tons register, built at Dartinouwh, E | Brixham.) | in 136% 1 owned in Steamship 8 r), Lelteh, from New York has arrived at Liverpool under sail, having broken her shatt Steamship Ontario (BA), from Quehec tor Liverpool, | has arrived off Fastnet disabled, having lost her serew. Tugs have t o her assistance | Bark Jane Apna (Br), supposed from Amsterdam for the United States, has put into Beijast leaky and crew ) refu to proceed. | Mowrevono. Get Shiv Trowbridge (Br), Stapleton, Honolulu, Sept 16—The first arrival trom the Arctic | 4—Sailed, bark Dexterous (Br), Robin- | rt (Br), Jour- | steamship Ontario (Br), | Sreawsniv F146, {rom Boston tor Charleston. which | | | 4s to be rigged as a varkentine. | | | Ker, Taddo and New York; 12th shi from Newcastle, E, for San Francisco, has pat in here leaky and with rigeivg damaged. Bark Gen Chanzy (¥r), Rovelle, from Marseilles for San Francisco, has also lei and with t Of cargo jettisoned. Remapper tele ” Foreign Ports. borEmatt, Sept 24—Salled, bark Addie McAdam, Cur- 3, Jamaica, Ta port 25th, ship Juventa (Br., France, for a Gulf port to sail in? dave) brigs J M Wiawell, Johnson, from iverpool, arrived lth, for Port Limon tn 2 days; David Owen, Chadbourne, from Boston, just arrived. Anauitta, PR, Sept 10—In port brig Mary B Ladd (Br). Porter, tor Boston, loading salt, BURNOS: es, Aug 14—Arrived. barks D A Brayton, i Anna L Taylor (Br), Huggins (or Perci- SADIE, 2 port, brigs Dupltine, nd, Seville tor New York lara M Goodrich, Loos, uae, tog tteaos Sept 7—Suiled, bark Oregon, ‘Henry, Fimen- e Tn port, ships Whituer, Swap. from Iquique for New Zork Audrew Johnson, O’Brien, unc; Hercules, Snow, secking. planoexas, Sept 25—Salled. bark Acacia, Hutchinson Joston. Guana Aug 4—Cleared, ship Emily Farnam, Lord, oad |, Ship J B Lincoln, Musans, loading mano. "Guaxraxano, Sept 19—Arrived, brig Lydia H Cole, Rowe. St Jago. Hona Kona, Ang 25—Sniled, ship Avonmore (Br), Cor- field, San Francisco; 26th, bark Menschikoff, Bani do; 27th, ships Charmer, Lucas, Manila; Sept 2 wing. Quest, Manila, to load tor New York. d Aug 20. barks Rifleman (Br), Bishop, and Water Lily (Br). Heddle, New York. Havana. Sept 37—Arrived, bark Lizzie, Hoxley, Shields- borough, Miss; schr Manantico. Randleite, Mobile; 28th, bark Cecile ct Marie (Fri, Ancelin, Callao, 80th, brig Fanny Hi Jennings, Mahoney, Boston. In port 30th, bark Queenstown (Br), Kent, for New Or- Jeans, lag; brigs fanny, Smith, for north of Hatteras, do; Mary O Mariner, Doull, for Baltimore, do; schr Melona M Knowles, Dow, tor Boston, do. and others une, x liauvax, Oct arrived, biig Maggle (Br), swartridge, ew York: ~Cleared ist, bark Swift (Br), Jean (from New York), 8t vohrs, NF, with inward cargo. Sauled 3d, steamship Caspian (Br), Trocks (from Liver- pool), Baltimore, lquiqux, July 30—Sailed previous, barks Almena, El- Qrilge, Queenstown: Loulse Malcolm (Br), Anderson, few York. Tn port July 30, snip Daniel Marcy, Bursley, for New York, Ide; barks Don Guillermo (Br), for do, do; Lazaie H Jackson, Mar wick, for Kurope, do;'Arica (Br), Low- den, for Boston, do. Mi:aounnx, Aug 19—Sailed, ship Star of Bengal (Br), SAL NILA Aug G—Salled, barks Otac Mibo cA ANILA, Aug ler arks Otac 0 (Aust), for uu and New York: Lth, Fellx Mendelason Ger), Bar- 3 Fiving Spur (Br), for New York; lth, Pilgrim, Fowle, San Francisco; 15th, Fortune, Tavior, Boston, elt, port Aug 27, ship Charmer, Lucas, for New York, loading, MaraNzas, Sept 28—Arrived, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clif- tord, Portland. In port 20th, barks Star King, Seabourne, for Africa, ldg; Gertrude, Croucher, trom Portland, disz’ brigs Con: cort, Pratt, for Balumore, do; Carrie Bertha, Bowlin from Baltimore, disg; San’ Carlos, Atherton, from Port- land, do. MaitLanp, N Tooker, Liverp. Ce Sept 28—Arrived, brig Alice Starrett, York. _Newcastir, NSW, Ang 15—Sailed, ship Himalaya (Br), ‘Treston, san Fran Nortn Sypney, CB, man (Br), Blauvelt, New Orleans, Newcasrik, Nb, Sept 16—Cieured, bark LG Bigelow (Br), Ferris, Barrow, E. Ororto, Sept 13—In port, brig Samuel Lindsey. Gibson (w sail nextday tor St Ubes, wuere she will load tor alifax). Panama, Oct 1—Sailed, steamship Costa Rica, Nolan, San Francisco, via Mexican and Central American Ports. Arrived Sept 0, steamship City of Panama, Lima, New York, In port Sept 19, bark Selah, Clark (not as before). anc. PAarRsnono,, , -ept 24-—Arrived, schrsJ F Chandler (Br), Pettis, New York; Guiding star (Br), Potter, do, Cleared 28th, schr Matilda (Br), Merriam, New York. St Tuomas, Sept 13—Arrived, brig Black Swan, Wins- Jade, Demerara (and sailed 21st for Humacoa, to load for joston). Panes 16th, bark Fanny Lewis (Br), Edwards, Porto lata. In port 26th, bark Antelope, Davis, from New York, . tor St Croix, to load tor New York; brigs J. ‘Ker, from Boston, arrived 18th, disg: Geor from Shieldsboro, Miss, McClure, for Arecibo and New York; Dauntless (Kr), from St ‘Martins for Lunenburg, NS, arrived 17th (see Mis: cellany). Sacua, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Yumuri (Br, James (or Garlisie, Baracoa; 2d, Brig Cascatelle, Crocker, Ma- nzas. St Jago, Sept 2l—Arrived, bars Evening Star (Br) Chick, New York. Sailed 17th, brig P M Tinker, Barnard. north of Hat- feras via Guantanamo; 2ist. brig ‘Thomas Brooks, Waugh, New York via Guantanamo. yovky, CB, Sept 24 -Arrived, bark Shannon, Sawyer, Portland, Me. $ Cleared 2ist, brig Sophia, Long, St Thomas. st Joux, NB, Oct 2—Arrived, schr Carl » Lothrop, Mc- Alep, Philadelphia. TRixete (not Brake), Sept 18—Sailed, steamship Zancla (Br), James, New York. ‘TARRAGONA, Sept 13—Sailed, bark Vircinia L Stafford (iP, Curry, "New York; lth, schr Keusett, Downing, enia an ballast). In port Septz5, bark Norah, Hall, tor New York via Malaga. American Ports. ASTORIA (Oregon), Sept 26—Arrived, ship Prince Charlle (ir), Linskell, Aden via Singapore. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 3—Arrived, eciirs UNarley Woolsey, New Haven: ima M Wright, Windsor, N3. Salled—Schr A R Weeks, Bath. Passed down—Schr Lemuel Hall, trom Georgetown for | Aspinwall. APPONAUG, Oct 2~Arrived, schrs Jennie A Shepar: Wilbert, Georgetown, DC; Charles E Jackson, Ritch, Philadetphia. > ‘Sd—sailed, schr Ira Bliss, Norton, New, York. BOSTON, Let 5—Arrived, steamship Norman, Nickers sop, Philadelphia; ship Union, Greenleaf, Leghorn; bark Hottingen (Nor), Olsen, ‘Gottenburg? schrs JM Freeman, Eldridge, Raritan iver: Palladium, Ryder, do; Hattie N Fuller, Hart, Weehawken; Silver Spray, Osborne, Rondont. : Also airives, Steamer Reading, Colburn, Philadelphia; schrs Charles’ Russell, Bourne. Goree; Hattle & Samp: son, Davis, savannah; Jobn H Kranz, Pitcher, Baltl- more; "Lottie Beard, Perry, Philadelphia; Charles E smith, Hanson, do;'Z_L Adams, Nickerson, Rondout; JH Sartlett, Kelly, do; Terrapin, Wooster, Weehawken; War Steed, Phinney, ‘do; James Barreti, Smith, Port Johnson; D M F.ench, Childs, do; Edward Kidder, Phin- ney, Elizabethport. ‘Below, coming up, schrs Ella A Simpson and Active. Cleared—steamships siberia (Br), Harrison, for Liver- ool: Nereus, Bearse, tor New York: bark Sarah (Br), illey, Genoa'via New Urieavs; barkentine Trio (Duten), Wesiervelt, South America via Brunswick, Ga; brigs Brothers (Br), Santord, Englana via Charleston, 8U; Giles Loring, Loring, Cow Bay, CB. led, steamer Harrisburg. Bark Dirigo, Thorn, trom Sagua, came up from Quar- antine, BALTIMORE, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Pearl (uot as be- tore), Goldthwaith, Saco, Me. Below—Barks Zanrak (Nor), Aalholm, from Waterford via Hampton Roads: Paramount, Holt, from Navassa; brigs Chesapeake (Br), Wilson, ‘from Demerara; John Wesley, savage, from Curacoa via Hampton Roads. 4th—Arrived, bark Manitou, North, Matanzas. Sih—Arrived, steamships Wm Crane. Howes, Boston; Blackstone, Hallett, Providence; schrs Sam! Wood, from New York; Martha J Granger, do; Edwin 8 Taylor, | Hartford Cleared—Steamship Geo Appold, Loveland, Boston; steamer Wm Woodward, Young, New York; bark Caro- line (sw). Rohdin, Rotterdam; brig Chowan, McFarland, Rio Janciro; schr Brigadier, Morton, Boston. Sailed—Brig Mary Kice, for Ro Janeiro, BRUNSWICK, Ga, sept 29—Arrived, scr Hattie N Ful- ler, Hart. New York, to load tor River Plate. BA/ ll, Oct2—Arrived, Ship Northampton, McLoon, Liverpool; bark Andes, Linco!n, Baltimore. &i—Sailéd, schrs Agnes { Grace, Smalley; Clara Smith, Packard, and George W Jewett, Jewett, Philadel- phia; Cathie C Berry Seavey, Baltimore. BEVERLY, Sept 27—Arrived, schrs J W Woodruff, Haskell, Port Johnson; Oct 2 P. and Henry J May, Blackman, Philadelphia, Be tistob, Oct 2—Arrived, ‘schr Silas Wright, Hart, joboken, 34—Arrived, schr Thomas W Spencer, Corson, New York. UHARLESTON, Oct 5—Arrived, steamsht Berry, New York; ships Garibaldi (Nor), Hoyer, Ainster- dam Via New York; Martha Bowker, Allen, New York; bark Rome, Otis, Cronstadt; Friiso '(Nor),’Olsen, New York; Christine (Ger), Lindemann, Bremen via New York} Nellie Moody (Br), Earle, Sydney, CB: brig Lim- pio (Nor), Hoyer, L ndon; schrs Charlié Berkie, Phila- delphia; Major Lawrence, do; Daylight, McFadden, Baracoa; Emerson Kokes, Marston, Weymouth; T WH White, New York. : ‘Also’ arrived, bark Kong Carl (Nor), Clausen, Glou- cester, E, via New York; brigs Dorothea (Ger), Fessen, Hambure; Medea (Nor), Abrahamsen, Limerick ,via New York; sehr WJ Parks, Bogart, New York, CASIINE, Oct 1—saiied, Schr M 8 Mahony, Shepherd, for Windsor, to load for New Yors. “RS, Oct 4—Arrived, scht § Rockhill, Booker, ENWICH, Oct $—Sailed, sehr Lillie O w York. INA, Sept 26—Arrived, scnr Wm H Jones, ork. #83 MONROF, Oct 5—~Arrived yacht Drocana (Br), Halifax, en route for Nassau. Passed in for Richmond—Schr Louisa Bliss, from Bos- Charleston, ton. In the Roads, bark Capella, for London; brigs Shasta, for Trieste; Mary Allerton, for Rio Grande; Andrea, tor Rio; all trom Richmond FALL RIVER, Oct 2—Sailed, schr BF Woolsey, Terrill, | New York. 3d—Arrived, schrs Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Philadel. Minerva, Brightinan, Hoboken &'L Oakl Yoxsackie: J C Thompson, Tatem, Gloucester: mich, and New Regulus, Dewalt, New near, New York. Rowland, end Herbert Mant Also salied, schrs sabina, Kelley, Eugene, do or do; Gale, Williams, ‘Trent DUCESTER, Oct 2—Arrived, schrs Nicola, Randall, New York for Boston, 3—Arrived, Eva O Yates, Yates, Round Pond for Phi adelphia; Kerena Harper, Hinckley, Richmond for Bos- ti Poole. Colby, Wiscasset for do. KSONVILLE, Sépt 26—Arrived, schrs Minnie, Hud- son, and Virginia Rulon, Rulon, New’ York. Cieared—26un, schrs Florida, Gilmore, ‘Tisbury, Mass 28ih, Jacob eway, Townsend, Ni ‘Abby A Bentley, Mehaty, Washington, DC; Kate 3 Haig, Nassau KEY WEST, Oct 2~Arrived, steamship Clyde, Ken- nedy, New York tor Galveston land proceeded). YNN, Oct 2—Arrived. sehrs J 5 Watson, ah Shervert, licrves, 8 L Russell, Smith, J'J Little, nan; Sunbeam, Bunker: & sinhickson, Penniman} Rowe, Whitmore, and Sallie B, Bateman, Philadel: phia. BMOBILE, Oct 1—cleared, scht Aemidius (Ger, Javp, remen. MAKBLEUEAD, Oct 1—Salled, schr Marietta Steel- omers, Philadelphia. MILLBRIDGE, sept 29—Arrived, schr Chromo, Lewis, New York. W ORLEANS, Oct 1—Arrived up, steamships Mem- his (Br), Mellon, Liverpool; Oarondolet, McCrvery, New ork. 6th—Arrived, steamship Cortes, Nickerson, New York. dat the Passe: ips’ Algoma (Br), Curry, Antwerp tine Laurita (Ger), Menke, Rio Janeiro, k. Oct ‘Arrived, schrs [da Birdsall, M Partridye, Mills, Rockland; Veto, Kuet! Mattie & Giles, More, Piankitant Kiver for New aking. “WPORT, Oct Arrived, sches R P King, Bliven, and Veranda, Pond, Yrovidénce tor New York: New Keuulus, Hallock, and J 8 Terry, Raynor, sail River tor do. “ailed--Schrs Wm Deming, Mitchell, New York; Lucy Baker, Allen. Bristol for do. Ke tarned-—Sehrs © © Sadler, and Sunny Shower. NANIUCKET, Sept 47—Artived, schrs GL Daboll, Rackett, New York; Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, Philadel: chrs Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, Philadel+ phia; & Waterman, linckley, Ronaout, NORWICH, Oct $—Arrived, schr Robt L Forsyth, Ho- boken. Satled—Sehrs Lady Ponder. New York; J Sherwood, do, NEW HAVEN, Oct 4—Arrived, brig ‘Acelia. Thurlow, White, Xhieids, ki; schrs M Munson, Jr, Hawkins, Elys, pethoort: Harries Overton, doi’ Armida tal Wai, New York or Calais; nd Sparkle, Shrop: ton; § JAC! Harker; Cleared 26th, schr Alexander Forbes (Br, new), New | ‘ept 25—Cieared, ship Maria Stone- | 3 Miller, | Field, | rived 18th, do: schrs Georgia, | el H Irons, Huttard, | rs sylvester Hale, Abel W Parker, Almira T | lien soathard, Woodworth, Rivel;'barken: | Connw#tz.—At Port Washington, on Sat Baltimore ; Cassa Jameson, Jameson, do; A P Cranmer, be October 3, 1874, SARAH CORNWELL, Widow of Cleared—8ehe atin mie ise Pa er, Bevbe, South Amboy: aaa er J. well, aged 82 years, 10 months Drake: New York. Sandy, do} sloop Mary Dallas, | ™Roiatives and friends of the family are fully invited to atiend her funeral, trom Chriss rite! Hisphasees, on Tueeany aiternoon, Octo. rT 6, at -past three o'clock, CULLEN.—On Saturday, October 3, ANN, wife of Simon Cullen, tn the 64th year of her age. PASCAGO * mt ‘tev Wee Sept 28—Sailed, schr Weenonah, Bay. PHIL ADE! (PHIA, Ost $—Arrived, schr W 8 Scull, Bar- Tett, Somerset Sth—Arrived, steamships Roman, Crowell, Boston: Lancaster, Mills, do; Fanita, Howe, New York: Hunter, Sherman,’ Providence: aches Flaviila, Paine, Province: | — Relatives and friends of the family are town; Clio, Brannin, Millville: AB. Russell, Heisler, | Tally invited to attend the inneral, from her late West Ureek ; Robert Morris, »mith, Salem. residence, 21 Stuyvesant street, near Third ave~ Also arrived, steamships Yazoo, Barrett, New Orleans | nue, this alternoon, at two o'clock. via Havana; Rattlesnake, Artis, Boston. CURRAN.—On Saturday, Octover 3, ABNER B., Cleared—Steamship Hercules, Swasey, Boston: barks | gon of Wii] . 7, in the 26rk Braats (Nor), Nielson, Genoa: Fram (Not), Weisser, Gl- OOF een band Rais 4. Lowery, in te braltar for orders; Happy Home (Br), Conifleet, Rotter. | Year Of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ti residence of hig parents, No. 280 West Twenty-fifte street, on Tuesday, at one o’clock P. M. At @ meeting ol the San Domingo Club the fole lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to removo from our midst our late member, Abner B, Cure ran, therefore be it Resolved, That we, his late companions of the San Domingo Ciub, desire to express our heartfelt dam; brig G F Geary, Conklin, Key West; schra H A Hunt, Holmes. Galveston: Monatia (Br), ‘Leni, St John, W Huddell, Deputy, Gloucester; WA Morrell, Kelly, New Orleans; Robin Hood, Baker, Norwich ; Islan Belle, Woodman, Fall River. Nuwoastix, Del, Oct 5, AM—Senr Corlelia Newki from Providence, and a sehr (probabiy the Roque Alo from Baracoa) passed up this AM, Norwegian ship Her” cules, for Antwerp, passed down yesterday In tow. Steal 1D. Fanaton. for Charleston, ran ashore on night to the westward of the Ridge and re- mained until last evening, when she was pulled off and proceeded tor Charleston. ze i PM—Passead down, ship Saranak, tor Southwest | 8Ympathies with his bereaved family. Vass; bark Der Kleine Hoinrich (sr), for Hull Ene, | Members of the San Domingo clu wili assemble pee ‘sah Brie. Sap haus at their rooms on Tuesday, October 6, at 1% M., to - wi ed | to,sea ior Savannah this aM and shio gona parker | 2etend the funeral, GEORGE M. GARDNER, President, EPWARD CROOKES, Corresponding Secretary. SuMMONS.—The | members of Knickerbocker Lodge, No. 642, F., and A. M., are hereby sum~ moned to attend an amergeny communication to be held at thetr rvoms, No.8 Union square, on Tuesday, October 6, at twelve o’clock noon, for the purpose of paving the last tribute of respect to our tate worthy brother, Abner B. Curran, Mem- bers o/ sister louges are cordially invited. sailed for the South West Pass yesterday PM. A large number of vessels passed out trom above yesterday. About thirty schrs here to-day. yeuinrjieavelia, with coxcounuts for New York, arrived | PORTLAND, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Chas A Columb, | and Charlotte Jameson, Phimndelphia: a Simian do; | Harrington. and James Warren, New York. 2d—Cleared, brig Ortolan, Dyer. Matanzis. PLYMOUTH, Oct 4—Arrived, schr LC Winsor, Atwood, Philade!phia. OPEOVIDENCE, Oct S—Arrived. | steamers Flonda, | By order. ‘ocker, Phiiade! t. Ford, do; " a P W Wainwright, Lloyd, do; Harriet Lewis, Searles Cort | Deroy, oo nleniy Re EHORN, Master. Johnson; Nathaniel Holmes, Holland, do; John Orock- | BORG UAAONIY, day, Octoper 6, ADA, ford, Hart, Hoboken: Jf Worthington, Fitch, — for , !wfant daughter of Charles H. and Aminta B, Pawtucket; Lucian, Ball, New York; Eleanor, Nicker- | Denton. son, do. “alled—Steamors Biackstone, Hallett, Baltimore via | Nortolk; Hunter, Sherman, Philadelphia; sehrs | DeMowry Gray, Brewster, Baltimore: Virginia Hick. | man, Kimmey, Philadelphia: AG Lawson, Fitzpatrick. | Hackensack, NJ: Hannah E Brown, sackett, Croton; Green County Tanner, Hyde, Rondout; Kate Scranton, Palmer; Veranda, Pond; C W Locke, Bunce: Lizzie, | ‘Taylor; New Zealund, Greenlaw; Nicanor, Hogan: sue cess, Richards; Mary Stow, Bacon; R H Wilson, Harris; Kate McLean, Wells: Harriet Lewis, Searle; Frances 0 Smith, Nichols, and Willow Harp, Horton, New York. — | 4th—Arrived, schrs J H Youmans, sinith, Elizabeth- Port, Cynthia Jane, Gardner, Rondonts Wobert Blair, | rooks, Haverstraw for Pawtucket; i W Spencer, Cour: ser, New York, | _ Below—Brig’ Annie Wharton (8r), Wharton, Tarks | Island; schrs RS Dean, Macomber, Hoboken; Franklin, | Vail, supposed trom Greenport, with brick. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at two o'clock, trom No. 457 Kent avenue, Brooklyn. Donouvor.—Of cousumption, MaRy DOoNonor, native of Donard, county Wicklow, Ireland, in th 618\ year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | Bpectiully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 466 Third avenue, on Wednesday, October 7, at one o'clock. Hames,—On Monday, October 5, ISABELLA, wife of Charles J, Eames and granddaughter of Adam Blackledge, Esq., uged 2) years, Notice of funeral hereatter. Farrett.—Iin Brooklyn, on Monday, October 5, ANNA, daughter of John H. and Catherine Farrell, Suiled—Steamer Experiment, Ford, Philadelphia; , #ged 10 months and 25 days, schrs Fashion, Carberry iclizabethport: Ario Paruee, ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of Bisho} ew York; sarah Bruen, Petty, do. her parents, 272 Jay street, this (fuesday) after- UCKET, Oct l—Arrived, schrs Emily A Bartel, : EH Wiilidma, Ruwell, and Mary Newiove, Phitadelphia, ‘hr: A Hooper, Hooper, Philadelphia; An- ford, Ketchum, do; Kate’ & Mary, Cogswell, | Rondout. RICHMOND, Oct 3—Arrived, brig Bertha (Ger), Kuhne, | Baitimore for Pernambuco. Cleared—Hrig Leonard Myers, Hicks, Rio Janeiro Sailed—Bark Capella (Nor), Holman,’ London; brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, Rio Grande do Sul. Isi—saile |. schr Glenwood, for New York. | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26—Arrived, ship Columbia, | Carter, Rio Janeiro, | | | _27th—Arrived, ship India, Patten, Bahia; barks Sono- ‘ 7 r s . . "2 HON, the beloved wite of James Kellen, ha, Newberry, To Jeneiea! Le Haron (ur), Edwards, | Her friends are respectiully invited to attena Bailea—ship Meipomene, Christianson, Liverpool, the funerai, from ner late residence, 552 West Oct 2—Arrived, ship Matchleas, Josselyn, Boston; bark | Forty-tifth street, at one o’clock, Naworth (sr), Wilbur, Sydney, NSW. Lacuat.—On Saturday, October 3, ELIZABETH Salled—Bark Achievement (Br), Millard (from Port- | Lacuat, beloved wife of L, Lachat and mother ef George and Pauline. | and, 0), Liverpool. a | Se Gal Ghent incribge perenne nanan Tie | _ The relatives and iriends are respectfully invited ; to attend tho iuneral, irom the residence, No. 6 | fean and Central American ports, SAVANNAH, Oct 5—Arrived, steamship Herman Liv- Amity street, on Tuesday aiternoun, 6th inst, at four o'clock. ingston, Mallory, New York: ship Universe (Br), Jones, Liver »60 Lawrence Brown, Williams, do; barks Al: 3 Da, amR et Nee CK: weland (Nor). Tallaxen, Alloa | Lamar.—On Monday afternoon, October 5, 1874 via New York: Dartmouth (ir), Burns, 8 A y . , , 1874, Rehre Thos N Pillsbury, Pitcher Soutkpaet eee C8) GazaWay B. Laman, ayed 76 years, ‘At Tybee, schr Delhi, Emerson, trom Portland. | _ The relatives and friends of the family are ine PORT ROYAL, SC, Get 5—Arrived, scnr silver Spray, | Vited to attend the funeral services, at the resi- from Boston. yi dence o! his daughter, Mrs. Robert Soutter. No. 46 rented Ship Abigail (BP, Raymond, London ihas been | West Twenty-first street, on Wednesday, October . fo cl 9 SALEM, Uct S—Arrived, schre 1 W Godfrey, Jarman, | 7, 8¢ hall-past three owiock, His remains will be Baltimore; J § Weldon,’ Rich, and Susanna, Cables, ¢ A , Vee, e 5 | Philadelphia; Lena Hunter, ‘Somers, do; Margaret, LAWRENCE.—In Brooklyn,on Saturday, October 3, SUSAN ALICE WILLOUGHBY, Wile of Join D, Law- rence, in the 63d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom her noon, at half-past two o'clock, GILBERT,—Ob Sunday, October 4, Mrs. Saka GILBERT, in the 4utn year Oo: her age. Her remains will be taken this morning to Troy tor interment. HaM.—On Sunday, October 4, Mrs, C. B. HAM, aged 74 years and 3 months. Funeral services at her late residence, 437 Hud- s0n street, on Tuesday, October 6, 1874, at half-past twelve P, M. Relatives and Iriends are respect- fully invited to attend, KELLEN.—On Suuday, October 4, HoNorE McMA- Clark, Elizabethport; BA Stevens. Kendall, Port John: gon! Nellie F, Tobin. ftoboken: ‘Tunis Depew, Buker, New Yora; Express, Wass, do. Schr Cayenne: and the arrivals of 2a (from | 8), beet pon Gus, Sawyer, and Oliver _ Jate residence, No. 28 Fort Greene pince, on ‘Tues Jameson, Jamesot Philadelphia; ti T Townsend, | Gay afternoon, 6th inst., at two o'clock, Hillard, and TS McLellan, Farr, Port Johnson. Lorp.—At Bergen Point, N. J.. on Saturday, VINE! . Oct 2-Arrived, bark Gray- hound, Pt for Boston: schrs' Harry White, Jacksonville tor Boston; Charies E smith, Philadelphia Bertha Souder, Richmond, Va, for do (captain mate and part of crew sick); Active, Baltimore, sor do: Bea Queen, Hoboken for do; Cornelia. eorketown, October 3, CHARLES H., Oniy son of Charles L. ag Anna M. Lord, aged § years, 2 months and 18 avs. Funeral from the residence of his father, ave- nue T, Bergen Point, N. J., on Tuesday, October 6, DC, for do; Lizzie Dewey do for Portlana; Pinta, Nor: at two o'clock. ae La Bangor: William, (Arthur, Nae Bas tor Loonry.—On Monday, October 5, after a brief : y elphia for Cohasset; S penne ‘HeManemy, Richard’ Penrscor Cohasset; but severe iliness, MARGARET ANNE, beloved wife of Andrew Looney, and daughter of the late Jonn and Anne Lynch, aged 19 years 5 months and 15 avs. : Her remains will be conveyed from her late residence, 668 Broome street, corner of Varick, on Wednesday morning, at nine o’clock, to St. Anthony’s church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose ol her soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery jor interment. Relatives and friends of her brother, Taomas P, Lynch, and of her uncies, Thomas and Philip J. Lynch, also of her brother-in-law, John Looney, and of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MASSEY.—At the Samaritan Home for the Aged, Fourteenth street, New York, on Monday, Ucto- ver 5, EVELINE MASSEY, aged 75 years, ete from the home, on Wednesday, Octo- er 7. MERRITT.—On Monday, October 5, Ina, wife of Charles Merritt and daughter of the iate George L, Hyatt, of Red Mills, Putnam county, N. Y., aged 83 years. Relatives and friends are respectiully invitea to attend the juneral, from her late residence, 238 East 126th street, on Wednesday, 7th inst., at one o'clock P. M. MoCorMIOg.—Of consumption, on Snnday, Octo- ber 4, THoMas JosEru MCCORMICK, in the 32d year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- Inlly invited to attend the funeral, at his late res- idence, No. 1,042 Third avenue, this afternoon, at one o’clock. To be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Binghamton papers please Cae McGurK.—At Cold Spring, N. Y., on Monday, Oc- tober 5, PETER MCGURK, in the 45tn year of bis “Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at St. Mary's Catholic church, at Cold Spring, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Mass at ten o'clock A. M. NEWELL.—On Monday, October 5, | NEWELL, aged 36 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Templar Lodge, No. 203, F, and A. M. of Washington Cuapter, No. 212, R. A. M.; of Mai hattan Commandery, No. 81, K. T., and of Tomp- king’ Lodge, No. 9, 1. 0. of O. F., are respectiully | Invited to attend the funeral, from the church corner of Jane and Greenwich streets, on Wednes- Qay afternoon, at hait-past one o’clock. The ree mains will be taken to New York Bay Cemetery Lee, David Collins and Lottie, Boston _ for Philadelphia; Bushrod W I1ill, do tor Bridgeport; Ben- jamin Strong, Agnes and J G Collyer, do for New York: Mity of Cheisea, do for Port au Prince (see Misce laneous); George E Prescott, Rockland for New York: Edward Everett, Camden for do; Albert Clarence, Well- fleet tor Philadelphia; Clarissa Ailen. Haverhill for do; Edward, from Portland tor Georgetown, DC. Sailed, schrs Muria Adelaide, and Joseph Oakes. S&d—Arrived, schrs Gem, and Aleghania, from Ron- dout for Boston; Vapor, from Hoboken for do; Cuba (Br), trom Windsor N8, tor New York; Julia A Craw- ford, from Salem for do; A V Byron, trom Salem for do. | gSalled—Bark Grevhound, brigs Endoras and Long | Reach, schrs Julia A Decker, E H Naylor, A Pejers, Henry Croskey, Nettie Waiker, Nellie Bowers, Jolin iH Kranz, Alice T Boardman, Robt J Leonard (Br), Addie L | Cutler, Active, Lizzie Dewey, Samuel McManemy, Mag- de Cummins, Agnes, Harry White, Charles E Smith, inta, Lottie, J V Wellington, NK Vanghan, Jesse Wil- | lama M Duffeld, Nellie, Henry J, G Babcock, WG | earborn, Const eatous Manet 1 ae Bote Caristo, lector, ona, Saral right, well, Gustie Wiison, Willie Martin. and Roswell. 2! 4th—Arrived, schrs Burman, Port Johnson for Boston; Paragon and Ann, do for Salem; New Zealand, do for ‘ambridge; Senator Grimes, South Amboy for Portland; Free Wind, Port Johnson for Portsmouth ; Geo W Giover. Portland for New York; C W Dexter, Gardiner for do: Mary J Adams, Portsmouth for do; ‘Alton T Miner. Bi | ton ior do; Laconia, Rockland for do; 88 Hudson | Win B Thomas, Boston for Philadelphia; Hannibal aud Chas Heath, Salem for Port Johnson. Returned—Brig Kudorus Salled—Schrs Ethan Allen, Maggie Bell, Para, Warren Sawyer, Clara Rankin, Eva Odell, Geo S Tar! Bertha Souder, Bushrod W Mill, City of Chelsea, Sullivan Sawin, Richard Peterson. Sea Queen, Benj Strong, John 8 Lec, Edward Waite, Willi Arthur, Clarissa Alien, Corneha, Davis Collins, Albert Clarence, Kdward Everett, Geo E | Prescott, George 8 Ferguson, Archer Reeves, HG Bird, Lucy Jones. F A Pike, R L Tay, Mary J Ward, Teaser, A ee eee re comers Cuba (Br), and George W lover. WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 2—Arrived harks BC Peters Ger), Yoitman, Kingslynn, E; Omoa (Br), Me Willams, verpool, WARREN, Oct 8—Arrived, sehr Excelsior, Blyden- burg, Hoboken. Balled, schr Marictta Hand, Hallock, New York. —— MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | WILLIAM Married. HANCE—SELVAGE.—On Saturday, October 3, 1874, at the residence of the bride’s brother, Brooklyn, | by the Rev. Dr. N. H. Schenck, JAMES JOHN HANCu, of London, England, to MARIA LOUVISA SELVAGE. for interment, Baltimore and Pniladeiphia pape: . ase copy. SumMons.—Tne members of Templar Lodge 203 HENNESSY—DOHERTY.—On Wednes Sep- F. & A. M., are hereby summoned to imeet at the tember 30, at the Church of the Holy Family, Phila- Lodge room, 161 Eighth avenue, on Wednesday, Oc- delphia, by tne Rey. Father John Fitzmaurice, C. tober 7, at welve M., jor the purpose of paying A. HENNESSY, of New York, to KaTg DoHERTY, of the last tribute of respect to our late brothel Philadelphia William Newell. Members of sister lodges are ri HovsMaN—SwaArne.—On Thursday, September 24, spectiully invited to attend. iy order of by Rev. James Brownlee, at the residence of the JAMES ANDERSON, M, bride's parents, Port Richmond, 8, L, M. FILLMORE JametT 8, Stitt, Secretary. HOUSMAN 10 ALLIE SWAINE. SawykeR.—On Saturday, October 3, FANNIE J., LymaN—DgBaN,—On Thursday, October 1, at the | daughter of George B. and Rebecca H. M. pawyer. residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. J. R, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Kendrick, D. D., assisted by the Rey. Joon McLeoa, = funvral, on Tuesday afternoon, October 6, at two CHARLES LYMAN, son of Benjamin Lyman, Esq., of — o’civek, from the residence of her parents, 46 Bed- Montreal, Canada, to KATE, Gauguter of the late fora avenue, Brooklyn, E. D. | Henry Dean, Esq,, of this city. STEWART.—On Monday, October 5, after a long MoGeR—Knox.—On Monday, October 5, at the and painful iin DAVID Srewakt, Jr., son of residence of the brides’ parents, by Rev.Thomas H. David and Adelia stewart, of this city, Bureh, WILLIAM A, MOGER, Of This city, to MARTICA The relatives and iriends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, at Grace church, on Thursday, 8th inst., at half-past ten o'clock, | TaYLOR.—Suddenly, at Mamaroneck, on Sunday, October 4, MARY li, TaYLoR, widow 0! the late Win. H. Taylor, in the 56th year of her age, The relatives and Iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, at Mamaroneck, on Thursday, Gctover § at hallepast one P. M, ‘Trains leave Forty-second street at td A. M. and twelve M. Jarriages will be in waiting. he Ween Monday, ‘October 5, 1874, Mrs, ISA- BELLA WeBB, widow of Edward J, Webb, architect, d 66 years. | aRRelatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Metnoaist Episcopal chureh, Mount Vernon, on Wednesday, at nall-past nine o'clock A. M. Carriages will be in attendance at Grand Central depot on arrival of twelve o’clock train, to convey the remains to Green- wood. E.,, et iM daughter of James H. Kuox, of Green- | point. No cards. VEFRHOFF—NAGEL.—On Saturday, October 2, at | | the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev J, Ruperti, Orro VEERHOFF to Miss Manig LOUISE NaGEL, both of New York. No cards, | Died. Barnetr.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 3, after a lingering illness, Many A., Wile of Jobn Barnetu. | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from | her late residence, 279 Sackett strect, this (Tues- | day) afternoon, at two o'clock. Brown.—tu Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 3, | after a lingering illness, MARGARET GOLD, wile of | James Brown, Sr., aged 73 years and 8 wonths, | _Fnneral from ner late residence, No. 104 ilall | street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Uctober 7, at two | o'clock P. M. Borys.—On Sunday morning, October 4, 1874, Woon.—On Sunday, October 4, EpiTt Grace, | at the residence of her brother-in-law, James Kil- | only child of W. 7. and M. G, Wood. bride, 320 East Twenty-sixth street, alter a long | Friends of the family are invited to attend the | and severe iliness, SARAH BURNS, a native of the funeral, from the residence of her grandparents, | parisn of Enver, county Donegal, Ireland, aged 45 | 348 East 124th street, on Tuesday, Ocwber 6, at | years. eleven A. M. | Funeral will take place from St, Stephen's Ro- | Man Catholic church, East Twenty-eighth street, on Tuesday morning, October 6, where there will be asolemn bigh mass of requiem offered up for the repose of her soul, at haii-past ten o'clock, | thence to Calvary Cemetery, Me BurLER.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 4, | Vorce grante 1874, EDWARD BUTLER, in the 75th year of his age, | The iriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 306 Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, October 6, at two P. M. Philadelpnia and Gloster papers please copy. CAMPBELL.—At New Bridge, on Sunday, October {ae CAMPBELL, aged 76 years, 3 months and ays. MISCEL, NHOUS. BSOLUTE DIVOR $ A ent States, legal everywhere: desertion, &c., suffi- nt cause: no publicity required; no charge until di- e tre: ‘M. LIOUSE, Attorney, 19 Broadway. “) BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS of difterent States: logal everywhere; no publicity ; f ; ¢ free; commissione: i | Biater in advances advice 17H) SURICK-T. KING, Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broadway. Ss RE EDY FOR OONSUMPTION, WEAK ees Coughs and Colds, Chest and Throat | Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to | Aifections, General Vebillty, Loss of Siren Float st attend his funeral, on Wednesday, at twelve | Appetite and Wealuess of every, duecininn. fh o'clock, at the house, and at one o’clock, at the | South church, Carriages will be at the Englewood station on arrival of nine o'clock train from Chambers street, New York, CHAMBERS.—On Monday, October 5, 1874, For- MAN TI, CHAMBERS, aged 23 yeal | , Funeral services at 77 Nassau street, Brooklyn, to-day (Tuesday), at hall-past seven P.M. The ee Will be taken to Freehold, N, J., for inter- ment, OLARK.—Mra, W. J. Crank and two children, aged 6and7 respectively, were drowned while for over eighteen years with perfect sncc peed Krompuy aint certainly; at quickly. resto ftrengih andappetite; it makes blood, bone, flesh and strepfsr and raplaly nuiids up and invigorates the whole system! Price $l and $2 per bottle. Prepared only, by WincHESTER & 00., Chemists, 36 Jolin street, New York. Ba hy emg EDITION, A TREATISE ON o HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SODA, extensively o the Laws Governing Life, Kxplanatory ef the es and Symptoms. with Instractions ior the smtocess~ fui Treatwent of Weakness. Low Spirits, Deepoadeney, Nervous Exhaustion, Muscular Debility and Premature sailing on the Hudson, in the vicinity of Troy, OM | Deciine in Manhool PRiC% 5) OLNTS, Address the the 2ist of September. author, Dr. J DE F. CURTIS, No. 23 Bast sixteonth street, New York. $e TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CURRENCY SREMS avery low price tora pair of fine white solitaire COLLIGAN.—On Sunday, October 4, at his rest- dence, 333 Bast Thirty-ninth street, FELIX CoLLi- GAN, in the 63d year of his age. The relatives and Iriends of the family are re- | apectrully Invited to attend the funeral on Luvs day, ay bWO o'clock P, My | this is the price they are oflered at by HOWA ) No, 222 Filth avenue ‘ ro carats; vet. Diamond Stads or barrings, weighing twe thE do. on