The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1874, Page 12

10 ‘THE GREAT LAND SWINDLE The Finale of an Extensive Fraud and Its Lessons. BURSTING CF ANOTHER “BUBBLE.” Ove of the easiest modes of feathering one’s est and acquirmg some of the filthy lucre so erdently desired vy men Is that of “forming” an ‘association, or, as it 18 more aptly called in Eng- Yand, “promoting” ® company. To obtain cond. dence in any speculation 1t is Only necessary to style one’s self “President” of such apd such a company or association, and the company or asso- etation must therefore be formed, for the purpose ‘of giving the officers & chanca of making money. Ynere are a great many of these “bubble” com- panies based on fraud {a this city, and many of the “promoters,” Who have stylea themselves | Presidents or Secretaries have had to reside for @ while tn Ludiow street Jall and appear as defendants in the Courts of justice. | curious branch A signal instance of this of speculative industry 18 afforded. by the | “Cabinet Makers’ Co-operative Buliding | Association,” whose sad experiences have from time to time, as they came up tn the Courts, been fully detailed in these columns, The arrest of ex- Jastice Stemmler, who was generally regarded as the “promoter” of this association, and of Jacob Schmey, its notorious president, as well as of the | other “officers,” was reported at the time in the HIEKALD, and the character of the mos: remark- able transactions in which they were Involved will yet be remembered by its readers. THE SIX HUNDRED POOR GERMANS who were induced to buy lotsa in Astoria from Stemmler, believing them to be free of all encum- | brance, have found out to their sorrow that they | bad been deceived, that there were heavy mortgages on the lots; and now that | the mortgagees bave proceeded, under a | judgment of! foreclosure, to sell the fand which these deluded victims already re- garded as their own, their consternation and | indignation are unbounded. It will be remembered that the suit against Gerhard Schneider, Jacob Simon, Jacob Schmey, August Albrecht and Wil- helm Kernbacn, the “officers”? of the “association,” failed to restore to the poor victims the money out of which they had been swindied, The com- plaint m that case, as drawn up by Mr, Henry Welle, gives the beso hisiory of this remarkable fraud, and recites that the above-named defend- ants conspired and combined together with the design and intent and for the purpose of cheating and defrauding the plaintiffs to style themseives 8p association; tuat Jacob Simon was styled the secretary and acted as the chiel msugator and | Manager of the iraud, and that they issued cir- culars in the German lauguage staung tuat they | were an association jounded tur the purpose of | enabling mechanics to make secure Mvestments am real estate and TO ACQUIRE HOMESTEADS FOR THEMSELVES, = | The complaint goes on tu show that tue associa- tion were selling lands at the rate of $300 per lot, payable in instalments of $2 per weck, which were mortgagea, and that they conceaied irom the alntifis the existence of the mortgages so that ue land would now be sold under a foreclosure. ‘The Officers of the association bought these lands | from ex-Justice Stemmier, who bad purchased them rom Bacon ana Hyde ior $220,000. He only paid $1,000 and $219,000 remainea on mortgage, and of this enormous mortgage the purchasers of the los knew nothing. Stemmler effected a setiiement with the victims When the fraud became a matter Ol public notoriety, and now that many of the lots have already been sold under the judicial order tor @ foreclosure, hundreds of poor Germans find tiem- ives robbed 0} What taey hud considered as their owh property, paic for with their own hard-earned savings, VIEWS OF THE REFEREE. A HERALD reporter called yesterday upon Mr. | Allred 1. Aikert, who Was reieree in the case, in order to ascertain wacn tue remaining lots | (which had been paid ior, and for which worthless wurrantee deeds were given by Stemmier) would in all probability be sold. Mr. Aikert said this final sale, which Would at jast dispose of tis sad case, weuld probably take piace m six weeks. The iots, he Said, were to bave been soid last week, bat the proprietor oi the house at which the sale was ad- | Verlised to take place. was alraid that the poor Germans, in their indignation at the outrageous manner iu which they had been victimized, would and the sale had to be postponed in consequence. ‘The reporter inquired how Stemmier could es- cape {rom his responsibiuty for the fraud. The reieree replied that his deience had been that he | gave these warrantee deeds to Simon, tte treas- | urer of the bogus association, with the instruction that they were hot to be delivered to the pur- chasers of the lots until the reiease from the mor had beeu obtamwed, and that they were, | nevertheless, given to them without his know!- edge or sanction, Mr. Alkert was of the Opinion ‘that the ignorance of these poor Germans was as much the cause of thelr misiortuue 46 anything else, for they jailed TO EXAMINE THE TITLE TO THE LAND. The land would have to be svld to satisfy the amount due to the plaintiffs, Bacon & Hyde, which ‘Was $190,000, less the amount already reailzed by @ale and releases, Mr. Aikert was unmabie to give 4D Opinion as to Who were the most guilty parties in the shameiul transaction. Mr. Browne, the attorney for Bacon & Hyde, said the facts were simpiy these:—he plainc iis sola their farm in Astoria to Stemmier and his wile @pd took from them a mortgage for $179,000, no portion of which had been paid, neither principal Nor interest. ‘They proceeded to toreciose tue mortgage and found that agreat many of these | lots had been sold to these poor Germans. They | made all the purchasers defendants to the action, and the usual decree o! foreclosure was obtained. Under that decree the property would be sold, and now Bacon & Hyde, reaiizing the hardships of these Germans, were Wiiing (Co execute releases | to them, offering to take ten per cent and give them three years in which to pay tue remainder, Mr. Browne's opinion was that taese Germans had been either grossiy deceived or been the victuums of their own ignorance aod recklessness. Tne case Was undoubtedly a very hard one, THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, into whose care Stetamier turned over the prop- erty at tbe time he made the settiement, have done all that was ip their power to protect the victims against josing aii they had paid. Mr. Feid- man, one of the trustees, said yesterday that the first element of fraud was in the fact that these “ofticers”’ existed beiore there w en & society, and aiso that Schmey and Schneider made a con- tract with Stemmler to buy lots Jor $300 apiece in the name of a society which positiveiy did not exist. The pian oO! tie trusiees was that each of the purchasers should buy one o: the unsoid lots, the amount being also sufficient to pay off tne mortgage on the lot aiready bought by him. Some of them ‘ollowea this advice and were thus protected uguinst 108s; bot tne majority thought tne wortniess | warrantee deeds which they hat got from Stemmier pro- tected them suficientiy agatnxt the possiility of a@sale of the property, aud had thus lost all the | | | | | money paid by them. He did ne: think that the Bale Of all tue lots would be suMicient to satisiy the mortgage, as they would probably fetcn very low prices, Although the prosecntio ainet the perpe- trators of this outri nee abandoned there is Low a very good proswcc newed., Some of the purciusers of the lots who | are better off than the rest Lave id ex-Juage | Caraozo to prosecute Sciney. 3c r and their contederates on a criminal charge, and say they are wilting to spend $1,000 im order to see this outrage avenged. | THE LORD MAYOR'S LECTURE, | Last evening about nine hundred persons were preseut at the Academy of Music for the purpose of listening to the lecture of the Right Hon, Maurice Brooke, Lord Mayor of Dublin. The sub- ject chosen was that of the life and genius of Oliver Goldsmith, and the proceeds were to be dew voted to the building of St, Ceciiia’s Roman Catho- lic church in the outskirts of Harlem. Gilmore's Twenty-Second Regiment Band furnished the mu- sic and discoursed preasing airs before the ijecture commenced. Judge John kK, | Brady presided ani was introduced to the gudience by the Rey, Hugh Flattery of St. Cecilia's chorch, ana im his turn Jaage | Brady introduced the Lord Mayor to the audience, who joudly applauded His Lordshtp on his ap- arance. Among those on the piatiorm were justice McGuire, Mr, John Mulally, Rev. Charles McCready, Colonel McGee and a number o! over well-known gentiemen. In the lower prosceninm boxes were Miss Brooks, Mr. H. H. Foster, the secretary of the Irish team, aud severai | other ladies and gentiemen. At the con. | clusion of the adaress by the Lord Mayor, | who was warmly applanded — throughout | by his hearers, Judge Brady mage som remarks and the party on the stage proceeded to the prima donna’s 100m, ano there tne Lord Mayor was presented with a lanasome gold headed evony cane, and Miss Brovks, who Was attired in a most charining and costly toilet, Was presented with a | Nandeome goid cross, made at Tifany’s—hoth gitta being elegant souvenirs of the admiration of tne congregation for the Lord Mayor ana his beaatitu daoguter, Miss Brooks. The Midnight Serenade. At midnight the Lord Mayor was serenaded at ote}, when ly number of spec- Satort: were. presse, but ferddcuned making a abecch, Joudly dor. aulled POLITICAL. ES@ISTRATION YESTERDAY. The following table shows the result of yester- day's registration in this city:— Ward, ‘Thirteenth... 1,650 Fourteenth. 1,157 Pifteenth.... 1,977 Sixteenth. 2,000 Seventeenth.. 2,322 Eighteenth 1,941 Nineteenth, 1,005 Tweoueth, 2.453 Twenty-first 2541 908 Twenty-third - ‘fwenty-fourty seteeee 0085, 819 Eleventh. Tweifth.... Total. THS SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, The Fight in t District Getting Warm—A Vigilance Committee of One Hundred to Look After Imported Voters. In answer to @ call signed by Peter Wood, As- semblyman of the district, for a meeting of “ah delegates opposed to usurpation and misrepresen- tation and in favor of taking an interest in their own business,” @ large meeting of democrats was held in the New York Assembly Rooms, on Iwenty- second street and First avenue, lastevening. The greatest enthustasm prevailed, and a series of reso- lutions were passed by @ unanimous vote deciar- ing that m the primary election im 1873 for dele- gstes to the General Committee of Tammany Hall for 1874 “gross frauds were perpetrated” by the importation of men into the district who bad no right to vete and who did vote, thus cheating the dond fide voters of the district out of their rights therein, It was also resolved that a vigi- lance committee of 100 should be appointed to “as- sist the poice inthe discharge of their duty in causing the arrest of any imported voter who should appear at the pray election to-night in the district.” A resolution Was passed denounc- ing Michael Lyons “as & man unit to be an in- spector of the primary election, as shown by his action in Causing the police, by Misrepresentauon, w disperse a peaceable meetng in the Second dis- trict, held to Seventeentn street and avenue C,.”” A resolution requesting Joan Kelly to have Lyons removed trom the position of inspector was also adopted. Another resolution dectared the meeting’s “want of confidence” and “want of respect for the so-called and assumed Jeader, Maurice J. Power,” and closing thus, ‘We will | not march to battle under bis dictation,” was also passed. A fifth resoluuon exonerated Captain ‘Tynan, of the police, from all blame in dispersing the meeting of ey nigot, he having done so on “the maisrepresentations made by Michael Lyons, by the direction of Power.” It will be seen by tnese resolutions that the fignt in the district between the factions 18 growing more and more bitter every day, and that there wili be lively times in the district to-night, THE GBBMAN DEMOCRATS, Definite Organization of the Central Campaign Committee. The German Democratic Central Campaign Or- ganization of Delegases, representing different Ger- wan democraue and liberal repudlican ward organ- izations, held a meeting at the Teutonic Assembly Rooms last night, to complete its organization. Most of the diferent wards and districts of the city were represented by delegatez, and a per- manent organization was effected by the eiecticn of officers as follows:—President, Otto Sockers- dorf; Vice Presidents, Dr. Augustus Her mann and A. Hutschmidt; Recording Secre- tary, Frank Reiffert; Corresponding Sec: tary, Dr. Messer; Treasurer, John per; Financtal Secretary, Dr. Feo. Mierson, The Executive Committee is to be named at the next meeting. Addresses were delivered by Coroner Eickhog, Dr. Mrerson and others, showing that toe organization has been tormed not only for the | purposes of giving support to the Syracuse State | ticket, but also to aid in the election of democratic candidates for the Assemvuiy and for cliy and county oitices. REPUBLICAN MASSACHUBETTS, The Party Convention Worcester To- Day—Governor Talbot To Be Renom!- ted—General Butler ‘“Declines”— The Contest for Second Place. WonrcKsTmR, Oct. 6, 1874. The Republican State Convention, which assem- bles here to-morrow, promises to be a rather tame affair, after all. Lieutenant Governor Talbot wiil, undoubtedly, be nominated for Governor by a very large vote, even if it is not done by acclamation, Dr. George B. Loring being his only competitor. Ben Butler, the great searecrow of the dlue blood of the republican party, bas sent a let- ter to one of the delegates expressing hls deter- mination to content himself this year with seek- ing to return to Congress, because he feels ‘that, in the present disturbed state of the South, all he owes of public duty can be betser paid there than in any other station of public service.” ‘The only real contest will be for the second place on the ‘ticket, and there are halfa dozen aspir- ants for that position, Including two members of | the Executive Council, Councillor Macy, of Nan- vucket, appears to nave the best chance to-night. Inregard to the platform to be put forth it is | doubduiul if anything will be aia im it concerning Massacnusetis#’ pet hobby, prohibition, the nomina- | tion of Talbot being regarded as abundant evidence that republicamsm in this State means | prohibition, The Hon, Henry L. Dawes 1s to be the State Central Committee have held a meeting to-night aad arranged all the committees, so tuat the wheels will move easily and witaout a jar to-morrow. UTAH, ee Mormon Grand Jury. SALT Lake Crry, Oct. 6, 1874. Tne work of empannelling a Grand Jury for this Qistrict was completed to-day. ‘rhe jury consists of seventeen Gentiles and six who, although they Profess the Motmon religion, declare themselvves willing to find indictments against polygamists. One of the jurors sworn in yesterday 1s charged with being the husband of five wives and father of thirty-one children, Conference of mts. Sarr LAKE Crry, Oct. 6, 1874 ‘The forty-fourth semi-annual Conference of the of the Latter Day Saints commenced here to-day. It was attended by Brigham Young,and all of the principal counsellors. Presideut Smith, in his opening address, says that the subject for contemplation whl be the general reformation of the Order of Enoch; also that 200 or 300 men be called upon to go to St. George to hurry up the ouiiding of the Temple at that place during the coming winter. OUBAN AFFAIRS. A letter from Ravana, dated Septemper, 30, Says :—It is reported here that the insurgents en- tered the town of Remedios and were in possession for twenty-four hours. We were five days witnous telegrams from New York, dates of the 23d, 24th and 25th arriving together Sanday, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, Saile. ‘Steamer. "| Destination, Office. The resident Germans of the Fiftn Senatortal | district held @ mass meeting last night at No. 62 | Attorney street, which was addressed by several prominent speakers. The following officers were chosen :—President, Charles Kaiser; Vice Presi- deut, Dr. Hartung Bunz; Secretary, Henry Arndw ‘fhe meeting recommended to Tammany Hall for Nominations the following democrats :—For Mayor, Abram 8, Hewitt; Register, James Hayes; member of Congress, Edwin R. Meade; Alderman at Large, Nelson W. Young. THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS. The Liberal Republican State Executive Com- mittee organized yesterday at their headquarters, in the St. Denis Hotel, by the election of General | Joun Cochrane as Chairman, and Colonel Benja- | min A, Willis, Secretary. On motion it was or- dered that a sub-committee o! five, including the Chairman, be appointed, to whom should be re ferred ail Matters pertaining to the canvass, This | Sub-commitiee was also Instructed to see that every town acd county organization In the State was in a condition to effectually bring out and | poll the liberal vote, in accordance with the rec- ommendation of the Liberal State Convention on the 29th of September, at Albany. The following Were appointed as the sub-committee :—General Jonn Cocirane, Mr. B. F. Manierre, Mr. Thomas rn ot Mr. A, M. Bliss and Coione| Benjamin . Willis. THE BEPUBLIOAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, | The kepublican General Committee of Kings IN | county met jast night at their rooms, corner of Jay street and Fulton avenue, They resolved tocail their primaries for the 20th inst., and their city, county, Congressional and Assembly district convenuons for the 218¢ aud 22d tust, THE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY. The Democratic Republican General Committee ot Kings county met last night at their nead- quarters, at the corner of Court and Remsen streets, the President, Mr. Edward Rowe, in the chair, It was announced that the County Court, Judge Moore presiding, would be open Wednesday and Saturday nignts of this week and every day and night of next week, for the purpose of giving those who desired to be naturalized an opportu- ity to procure their papers. A communication was received from the German Generai Committee asking that representative Germans should be nominated for Charity Com- missioner from the Third district and Coroner ior tue Western district of the city. Mr. Tunis G. Berzen moved that the communi- cation be referred to the Executive Committee for report, and that the President of the German As- | soctation be notified of the tact. Mr. J. Douglas offered resolutions indorsing the platform and tt adopted at the Syracuse Convention, which enthusiastically adopted. STATE NOMINATIONS, BINGHAMTON, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1874. The Republican Convention to-day nominated George Sherwood for member of the Assembly, T, P. McDonald for District Attorney and Evandor Spaulding tor Overseer of the Poor, THE CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS, tick: were Returns from Nearly All the Towns— | Prohibition Secured. HARTFORD, Oct. 6, 1874, Of the 166 towns in the State official re.nrns have been received from 132, Of these fifty elect a clean democratic ticket for Selectmen and Town Cierk, Which officers comprise the Board of Registra- tion of electors; filty elect the clean repubiican ticket and thirty-two elect mixed tickets, constitutional amendment, giving towns of 5,000 inhabitants two representatives in the Legista- | ¢ tare, the vote in the above town is 27,786 yes and 8,941 no. About half of the towns in the State voted on the license question, and nearly one-half of these voted against the license, thus securing practical probinition to about one-quarter of the towns in the State. The prohibition thus secured in these towns, having an expressed jocal pablic opinion to sustain it, will be more effective, believed, than unde! nibition law. ‘VIRGINIA POLITICS, Animated Contest in the Eighth Cons gressional District. WASHINGTON, Oct. 6, 1874, The political contest in the Eighth Virginia Von- | gressional District, between the regular demo- cratic nominee, General Eppa Hunton, and Mr. James Barbour, the opposition cafdidaie, is one of the most animated that ever took place in that district. Barbour is stromgly backed by the ad- Tinisiration, with every prospect of success, CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. St. Lovrs, Mo., Oct. 6, 1874. The republicans of the Seventh district of Mia- sourl have nominated General W. H. Powell, of Kaneas City, for Congress, and the independents | of the same district nave nominated J. P, Alex- | ander, Hanrrenvna, Pao., Oct. 6, 1874, The Repnbiican County Convention to-day ROM- igked Joan B, Parker for Congress on the | -1Glascow... 172 Broadw M4 Bowling Gi 61 Broad way 69 Broadwa: \69 Broadwa 15 Broadway. 19 Broadway {Bowling Green 7 Bowting Green 2 Bowling Green 2 Broadway, 4 Bowling Green 72 Broauway, 72 Broadwa, Rite of Penns’! ff Nevadu. State of Dentsebland. Breme: Bowling Calanc Rotterdam |60 Broad wa Holsatia .| Tanbure... {61 Broadway. City of Paris. Laverpool..|I5 Broadway Depmark Liverpool. |09 Broadway. Liverpool..|t Bowling Green 17.1 Liverboot roadway. 17.'Glaszow...17 Bowing Green 17.)Bremen...12Bowling Greea 17.) Havre .....]55 Broudway. 2).| Liverpool. |29 Broadway. 20.| damburg. .|113 Broadwa: | Liverpool. |4 Bowling .|Bremen, ..|2 Bowling re 61 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 19 Broadway. 59 Broad wav. 22.1 Hambure. erDool. 24. )Liv tan ty Live 29 Broadway. | Seon . | Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green | Ftate of indiana -{Glassow, ”. [72 Broadway. i erdam....-.. .| Kotterdam (8) Broadway Rott Wi .. (61 Broadway, 15 Broadway. City of Brussels a | Ceitie 3 . 19 Broadway | Spain. J] Liverpool. 169 Broadway. Ville de Fart Havre .....|55 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. | San rises. 6 03] Gov. Island....eve 6 34 Sun sets . 5 33] Sandy Hool eve § 49 | Moon rise: ro 3 06] Hell Gate, eve 819 | PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 6, 1874. CLEARED. Steamship Idaho (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens- town—Williams & Guion. Steamship Arragon (Br), Symonds, Bristol, EE E Mor gan’s Sons. Lessing (Ger, Toosburg, Hamburg—Knauth, Ty, eararas Morro Castle, Morton, Havana—W P Clyde Steamship Rapidan, Kempton, Savannah—W R Gar- ‘steimmahtp Leo, Daniels, Bavannah—Marray, Ferris & 0. Ftenmship Champion, Lockwood, Charlestoa—J W Quia- tara x “teamslup Wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Richwnong—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Ponce Vindicator, Doaue, Philade|phia—Lorillard eamsnip Steamship Neptune, Berry, Boston—F F Dimock. Ship Sovereign of the seas, Johusoo, San Franciseom Button & Uo. Bark Prodromo (Nor), Jacobsen, Liverpool—Funch, Baye & Co, Hark Rinnovato (Ital, Raffo, London—J Benham. Pht Mom (Nor), Nielsen, Cork for orders—funch, ye So. eek Wm Crosscop (Br), Fitehett, Dunkirk—Miller & | wougnea Burg Veritas (Nor), Bessersen, Havre—Tetens & Bock mann. Bark Aster (Nor), Falck, Rotterdam—Tetons & Bock- k G mann, Brig Johannes (Ger), Benge, Oportr—C Tobias & Co. Prig Favorite, Woodward, Demerara—H Trowbrida ons. Brig Daniel Trowbridge, Rogers, Barbados—D Trow- bridge & Co. ‘brig Hattie Eaton, Cook, Port Spain—Miller & Hough. ton. ont Excelsior (Br), Mayor, Bermuda—Duncan Mc- boll Brig Memphis (Br), Foley, PortJohnson—C W Ber- ux. Schr Mott Bedell, Porter, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon | & Co. Sehr Alert (Br), Jones, Rear Hiver, NS—Heney & Par- | ker. Ps Aaclia (Br), Le Cain, Clementsport, Ns—Heney & marker. Senr Modena (Br), Lockhart, Halifax, Ns ux. Behr J A Hatfield (Br), Hatfield, Windso ‘Schr Anna E (Br), Pye, 8t John, NB—Heney & T hr Anna E (Br), Pye, St John, NB—Heney & Parker. Geo Caihoan (Br), Price, St Jobp, NB vie Porte land—Heney & Parker. Schr Annie ¥ McKeen, MeKeen, Jacksonyilie—cii- christ, White & ¢ | 4 e. Norfolk, va—I R Staples » Steelman, Richmond, Va—Slaght & eu. ‘chr Mansfeld, Achorn, Boston—H P Brown 4 Co, Steamer Bristol, Wailact, Phiiadelpmia—vas Hana, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACT3 AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK, | (Steamship The Queen (Br), Bragg, Liverpool 24th ani ucensiown 25th, with mdse’ and Bin pase ers to FW Horst. Experienced westerly winds and w Kat . signalled sieataships erly swell the enti water, trom New York tor Liver: M: Get b, Jat Oceanic and City of Pe camship Denmark (Br), Williams, London sept 19 Lee mount Pe pe 361 passeugers wFrwd ur: ct |. paawed steamship City of Ch. (Br), hence for Liverpool; 220 FM reine eteamship Pereira Fr), do for Havre: 4:10 PM, steamship Oceanic (Br), do pd Ce pie +00 ; soe MBLID ee (Br), do tor steams Egypt (sf), dofor do; o:0 PM, | Victoria (i), do tor Glasgow. , | Weser (Ger), Wiliigeroa. Bremen and Havre With tude and 6 paswengers to ( | & Co. Had variable weather, Get2, lati, ion asod an English ship bound west showing Nos ond $1 Ab; 41h. at 42 22, Jon 62 2%, bark Antoinette (Ger), from Bremen for Baltimore ; same day, lat 4207, lon 63 go bark Vesus (Ger), from Kotterdam for Boston Steamship Holatia (Ger) rarends, Uamburg, Sept pibsse to t 47 LN, lon 4 13 W. fappert, {rom London for, Hoston 3d, signalized a British shi F to mal wath letters As WN fy ‘ rapalge.: eam ship mia (Br), - Wey, Genoa Aux 25, Lege horn #6th, Napics 2h, Marseilles’ Sept 3 Leng Teh, babea 7th, Almeria lith, Malaga 17th, Gibraltar Jsth and Cadiz 19th, with mdse und 4) passengers to Henderson, Bros. Oct 4.no lat, &e, 6PM, passed steamship City of Chester (Bri, hence tor Liverpool, 10 PM, seamauip Victoria (Be), do 1or Giaszow. | Steamshap state of Texas, Bolger, Galveston cept 27 | and Key West Oct 1, with mase and’ passengers oC H | 2 via Havre Sept 26, with indse and 473, Kunhardt & Co, Oct @ in spoke sehr Henry Jat 45 49 lon 51 Mallory & Co. Steamship tenac Boll, Blakeman. Richmond, City Point and Nortolk, with mase wud passengers to the Old Do- | minion steamship On. | ship Cicero ‘of Liverpool), Monk, Oalentta May % Band Heads dith, with indss to Ci Wrichte Con” Pancd the Cage of Good Hope July 31; cromed the Kquator Aug 2 in lon 2 W; Jost the NE trades in Jat 2% N and oy Wy afterwai had light variable winds; June 23," Int 4 3) 8, lon 90° 80 Jesnoks ship Sea Cluct (Bx). fom Madras tor London, the permanent presivent of the Convention, and | | been reut * 5, tat Boston; Oc ae m Ship The days, in ba Bandy Hoa to 0 Bark Leo mase to Fr to masi Bark last to Fun Bark brimstone ag 19. Bark J raltar 36d coy 5 vounal air 8 _ Brig Bog with mdse allast, with naval Brig Alm: senr Un Beitr Nel sehr f Bi York. Schr Nab hed Schr Bie Sehr Oce: Sehr Whi ‘hr Sar: Senr TN Sehr Pla Schr N 8 Schr T 4 lumber to Schr Ply lime to J Sehr Nici Sehr Alp! lumber to Sehr Sal) Scnr KA Steamer New York, Brig J R hr Tri ir Em Bediord, hr He: | _ Sehr Joh Rockland. Sehr Lo ‘d Sehr Da: Now). Steamshi Hamourg idan, d delphi ton Court | lato Citas) Ancona ai Wind at Sup Wa which arr! water. the vessel wi Rogers, at proved op pects of fi York, torn Darked on Bay, otf N: salt to Bri insured. Mary Eth sold by aur Pascagoul: mond tackle, ap. !-0 Raymin ark last to Slocovi Bark Joh» Bunyan (of Searsport), Gilmore, Havre 37 days, in ballast. t6 Carver & Barnes, Bark Aker (N¢ Wer. Hittero (Nor) Maddalina (Ital), roo with sehr Mar: Schr Dantel Webster, >: Schr Josephine, Wakle: Schr Marv Stowe, Baki Schr Ligae Occurane, Hubbard, Bangor for New York, with lumber to order, fish to Samuel Crowell Schr AG stone to Bullock & Co. Yor! schr O F Hawley, Racket Schr Porto Rico Swain, Salem for Port Johnson. Senr Allston, Fitzgerald, Bost Schr Cocheko, Church, Rockport for New York, with V Haviland, he Castilian, M Sehr Henry Lemuel, Jarvi; Schr © W Dexter, Hutton, Schr Rhode Island, De: Nortolk, Va. ing sprung aleak while loading at {qutque. charged part of her cargo s The seams thus exposed {nto'St Thomas in distress, were some $5,000. was in port Sevt 24 awaiting orders: Scar Joseeuinu, Stone, which h t Scone Pickwicx (Br), from Richmond, V! reported by telegram from London as abandoned in a sinking condition, had a cargo of shipped by the Gallego Mills Manufacturing Uo, ot Rich! | mond, tora New York firm, The cargo was valued at will in future be engaged in the cocoanut t or run tly (Br 5 oh 38 Seregnpt Py a bey 2, Bomb. t 3, lat $3. trom Boothbay for Charlesto p it z Uiverpos 1 48 days, with mis (of St John, NB), Rossiter, Liverpool 42 est to Boyd & Hincken. is anchored at OF 0 Webb, Mortimer, Ht Marshall & Co, ok rs, ip Linnie (of Yarmouth, NS), Horton, Cardiff %, In ballast to Boyd & Hincken. 1s auch Sundy Hook tor orders. jark Lucto? et Rmergo (Dateh), Haasnoot, Batavia 103 88 ored at 's wit sugar to order: vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. aod ape of Good Hope duly $1, 8t Helena Ang 13, and croased the Equator Aug 29, In lon 27 W. | Bark Betsy Gude (Nor), Due, Liverpool (3 days, with salt {0 Samucl Thompson's Nephew & Co; vessel to Te- tens & Bockwann. Bark Piemonte (Ital), Cappelino, Londonderry 52 days, in ballast to Slocovich & Co. ? (Aus), Ferian, Dankirk 41 days, in bal- ich & Co, wadiee (Ger), Wenke, Hamburg 49 days, with unch, Edye & Co. , Gram, Amsterdam 44 days, in ballast , Waage, Amsterdam 49 days, in bal- ch, Bdye & Co. . Paturzo, Girgenti 52 days, with Lawrence, Giles & Co, passed Gibraltar A Borland, Baker, Leghorn 44 days and Gib- . with inarbie and rags to Fabbri & Obano- to BW Lewis & Co, Kk Gazelle (of New Haven). Duntze, St Pierre, Mart, With suze r, to H Trowbridie’s Sons. ‘ota (of Baltimore), Letournan, -eville 29 days, to Hicks & Fell. Brig Flora I (Nor), Knudsen, Rio Janeiro £0 days, with goltoc to Maitland, Phelps & Lo; vessel to Funch, Edye Co. ein \nnte Vail (of Barbados), Kirkham, Boston 4 days, to Miller & Houghion. Meyers (ot Boston), Eldridge, Bonaco, ocoanuts, to Joyeph Kneas: vessel pt 25. in the Guifof Florida, spoke bark row New Orleans for Falmouth. aburg, Trim, Jacksonville, with lumber to Fon, 16 1 to BS Enchantress, Phillips, Savamnab 10 days, with Der 10 vans Ball & Con ‘d wehe ; lark, Hickman, Georgetown, SC, 8 da stores toS 8 Haff; vessel to E D Huribu! 5 &chr J J Pharo, Soper, Richmon' Schr Arthur Burton, Frohock, Salem for Port Johnson. Arrived 5th, brig Mary Gibbs (not as misprinted), Whit- temore, Stetin, in ballast to Marcus Hunter & Co, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. ira, Beott, Salem for Ney York. expected (Br), Lye it John, NB, tor New York, 12 days, with lumber to Heney & Parker, ie Cobb, George, Carver, Me, for New York. odine. Silvie, Cold Spring for Port Johnaon. Emma, Fox, Bridgeport for New York. ‘'ackard, New London tor New iad Queen, Newport for New York. Young, steelman, Providence for New York, rv Darros, Young, Providence tor New York. an Ranger, Whitney, Boston for New York. te Rock, Wixon, Southport tor New York. Bridgeport tor Port Johnson. Sehr Nathan Cilfford, Holmes, Beifast for New York, with lath to order. Sehr Elm City, Kelly, Newport tor New York. er, Providence tor New York. ‘ah F Bird, Jones, Boston for New York. ‘Towner, Terry, Salem tor Port.sonnson. Senr Joseph Eaton, Jr, Peterson, Rockport tor Phila- aeipnia, Beant Schr Chas Heath, Ri Schr Minnesota, k, Schr Astorla, Sarven : Schr Jennie © Russ, Norton, New Haven for Port Jobn- andall, Salem for Port Johnson. elly, Boston for New York. Saiem for New York. hr Lizzie, Taylor, Providence for New York. or WS r Nautilus, lime to J R Brown. Thompson, Bradley, Bridgeport tor Rondout. rockett, RocKland for New Yora, with rtamouth for New York, with 0, an, Portland for New York, with er, Dayton, Boston for New Yo: rik, 6, Patterson, lais for Port Morris, with P inter, Eaton, Po & Ci Pease, Dei a Ww il i Church, Gates & Co. | . Scar Fanny mmety Salem for New York. | Schr Hannibal, Sthith, Providence tor New York. Schr HA Fotter, Potter, Providence for New York, r Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence tor New t, Providence for New York. mouth Rock, Parker, Boston tor xew York. fon tor Port Johnson. ‘an, Salem for Port Johnson. anor, Hogan, Providence for New York. ine, Marshull, Bangor tor Philadelphia, Proviaence tor New York. ‘arduer for New York, with ‘0. J Boypton's Son ~ Burton, Palmer, Stamtora for New York. horsvthe, Hoboie, Stamford for New York. City of Fitchburg, Baker, New Bedlord tor with mdse and passengers, BOUND EASR. E (Br), McDonald, New York for St John, NB. Rowe Julia Clinch (ie), Maloney, New York for st John, sehr Eliza B Beard (Br), Lewis, New York for St John, Schr B H Warford. Sprague, Hoboken for Yrov! Sehr Herbert Manton, Allen, New Yord tor Bostagee seor Ida Palmer, Palmer, Schr Fish Hawk, Chase, Ne: New York for Stamtord. w York for Providence, sure, Taylor, Poughkeepsie tor Providence. rald, Jones,’ Port Johnson tor Sag Harbor, castro, Forttohnson for New nry Remsen, Alen, Elizabethport for Provi- t Baltimore, Frances, New York tor Norwich. Schr Lockout, Howes, sold Sehr Frank. Randall, Port Johnson for Boston. lew York ior Boston, hunie Mersérve, French, Port Johnson. for r Effort. Pendleton, Hoboken tor Ba ‘. Behr HD May, May, on Sehr L 0 Wells, We wich. New York tor Boston. ', Port Jonson for East Green- it Schr Sagatuck, Hawkins, Newburg for New London. usa Frances, Kelly, New York tor New Bed- ford. ‘Schr Mariner, Rich, New York for Greenwich. BELOW. (by pilot boat J W Elwell, ring, from SAILED, tpg Idaho (Br), for Liverpool; Lessing Morro Castle, Havana; Leo, Savannan: Wyanoke, Richmond, '&c; Vindicator, Phila- ps Clainpa Emelia (Ital), Gibraltar; Hamp- vannah; barks Concezione Immaca- Genoa; Nellie t Guest (Br), Havre; Maitia, hd Venice; Kvanell, Barbados; Attila (Nor); (Ger), Rap: ( sunset SSE, fresh. Maritime Miscellany. itrier, Swap, from fauique for New York ved ai Callao aug 29, put in for repairs, She had di sand was making no ere being calked, « would reload and proceed. 4 are ? pt 4, Bar Brssia Rocers.—The windy weather and rough ver have greatly interfered with the Const Wrecking Company's operations upon the sunken bara Bessie | Newport; but the weather naving much tin: erations have been resumed, with good pros- inal success, at no greatly distant day. Baur Henry Firrver.—Captain N B Patten, of New merly r of the bark Henry Miitner, of an Enytish brig, the captain arriving at Black jantic, Yriday, in the brig Iza, laden with dgeport partics. Both vessel and cargo were hompson, from Boston for Sarinain, The vessel ction, realizing some $3,600. fa, Was launched AM Oct 1 ‘a, for Santos, 1456 bbls of flour, Sour Jesse Mcnpock, Christie. at Wareham $4 from Georgetown, DU, reports while o'clock, evening of 2d, between Head. was struck by a squall, losing mammast, spring- ing fore gaff, and lost overboard a seaman (name une known) belonging to Portugal. abbiny lock. ship about 3 Block fe the barbor in @ sinking condition. Puitapenrnsa, Pa, Oct 6—By order of the Un Court Marshal Ke Wena eet whart, the British S$ sold to-day at public sale, at Al- schr Angelina, with Darel and furniture. The wand the price paid $2100. 1 rade. Rremwoxn, Va, Ort 6—Brig Leonard Myers which | enone h ae, ee cdeat add yaich eared yester- lay, both tor Kio Janeiro, cargoes of flour aggregat- ing heurly 9900 bole eran Bavannan, Dot 5—Tugs A Getty and Tecumsen collided | atsea Oct. Tho stern post of the iormer was carried | away. | } bravery ar sehr Fann, feeling sett sehr of 60) manded by this class bi man. a Gne At Caticr, tons, Gillis and o MeFadcen, Taro Distaior, Tompxinsvinur, NY, Oct 6, 1876, FAL ‘ thi k recently discoy- | Frawbes, Pha Notice is of their approval of th: the brig Ortolan, who reseed fro night of October 10. The medal is of i finches in diameter and a quarter of an inch thie! its face is the device of the association, and on the re- Yerse ls the inscripuon, “Awarded to Captain Jaroes M Phelan, master of the brig Ortolan,, of Pliladeip hii to Cape Wednesday At Hodgdon’s Mills, Boothbay, Me, zach ult, by M MeDongail & it Was resolved to have a medal struck off ¢ conduct of James M PI rowning at wed on the ver, three kK On yo i ‘or the crew of the ing at sea Uctober 10, 1573." This has twin Phelan, and he has replied in a wanking the Association for their gift nd humanity tn the rescue of rf er, Lavwon—Next Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, the ver gel Lucy May, of 825 tons burden, butit tor Jobn © Til: ton, by Mr. Manson. ot Newburyport, isto be launched Haverhill. This is the first vessel built there for the lastthirty rs. Itis tobe sapplied with patent bilge keels, the first ever put on a vessel. and 1s to have no centreboard. Avother vessel is to be put on the stocks. Launcnun—Haynes & McKenzie laanched a 3-masted tons burden from thesr yard in Mystic on | last. | Capt Fred »ribble will command b Seavey, the achr G'M Pinkhatn, to be com apt G M Pinkham—one of tour vessels ot nilding at Hodgdon’s Mills for the fruit busi ness. At St Stephens, NB, 24th ult, from the yard of Z Chap- bark of 779 tons named Lynwin, , Me, 21th ult, Md M it stevens, a senr of 200 4 annie R Sihailey. owned by the builder, others. of Lubec, to be cominanded by Capt Jate of ser Parallel, Isaac Wilder will launch a schr of 100 tons this month. Notice to Mariners. Orrick OF LignTHOUsE LNsrEOTO! it the suc hereby give jane | ered in Long StocKton, Me., wrecked Aug sl, in Turk’s Island Passage | and a total loss. reports that the crew escaped and em- | Demerara (and sailed 28th for Turks Island to toad fol Bric Mary E Tromrson—Estimates tor repairs of brig | whieh put | her cargo had been | a8 been repairing at | land and Gay | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1874,—TRIPLE SHEET. cuit tan re h andj 8 rs wie ton ee Terry, Raynor, pe th—Arrived, sehr Daniel Brown, Emerson, George- town, DG, nent compassare:— | GALVBSTON, Oct ¢—Satied, steamship George W Little Gull Tiana i ene: “Gardiner bend Clyde, Pen: Kew Yorks STRPREN Bo VRERCHARD Cemmatere’ Gane” ™ | southent ever iseine New fore ee ak MverPoets * “Lighthouse Inspector, Third District CaHOUGHETEN, Oct Arrived, bark Signal, Whitney, How Boaigra Osta, nask John P Mort Men. | OaGRAORUIER,2t, MaCitettd,, Gites ABR, ved fe in fan- ww York; unhagser, . aT lin mies noe aatanae cosana, Poyel Sums | Havent ide Benth Masters, Charleston; 80; ad, Mary So win 40) bbls sp 70 bbls taken. in the Atlantic). 1810 ley. hiley, Wash 6 wh oil and bs bone, to Simeon N West Sent | KEY WHS: brig, JW, Spencer. ome on the voyage 34 bbls sp oil and 4200 Ibs South Sea mn; 1, Wilbar, Pors Limon foes eaRet cabs eae bore Dinesh ME | “Sate Bee ecg nan Veto bbls sp—had Most the’ Mad'of' whale ; 29th, Stam: KESSEBUNET ORT. Oct 5—8al ted, sehr Julia A Ward voul, Montros, do, 95 Icon, Allen, do, 3 (new, of and for Provincetown. 590.53 tons), St NoBILE, Gath ASrved, abip Iroasiden Austin, Sout NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2—Arrived up, bark Altagrocia (Span), Domeneek, Havana, Mg ry ri Gem, Granville, Pascagoula; schr Tex- | | 6th—Cleared, steamshtp State of Alabama (Br), Flint, aera at the Be eo nship Geo Peabody, Clark, Liver ‘A RHe | S| ¥ , Liver- povl; Southern Chiet, Higa ‘ i pir Engi Q sp tives leaving’ Barbud ih, Braco: Snell, do. rbadus, and saw her cutting 4 large whale three days after. Aletter from Capt Long, of ship Josephine, of NB, Gated st eee Jane 16, reports that bark Onward, Hayes, NB, had texen 1 whale, and bark Triton | do. Spoken. Ship City of Sparta (Br), Anderson, from San Fran- etsco for Liverpool. Oct 2, 100 miles 8W of Farralones. Bark Prince de Conde '(Fr), Bscolivel, from Bordeaux | (Nor), Larsen, RioJaneiro for Galveston, ‘April San Fran Al ” 8, lo! Sailed—Stea ship Clyde, for New York. i. * engine: 0g: G ist 069) 8, lon | NORBOLEA Ups D Cisscaa beta F ainkmers: elas Brig ‘*Carrie Wilson,” 20 dava Rai New | Barbados. je Oi iN a . Hol n. seta Nelle Cushing, from Hoo and for Portau Prince, | Chait, New Yorks Adeiaide, ely Higpoken, ix, Chase, Hoboker NOTICETO MERCHANTS AND. SHIP CAPTAINS, ng a , Phinney, Philadelphia B feceeeneeetiediearinamase P Rly, Gtokse, Now Zork: Child, Lyon, N tb—Arrived, schr Storm yon, New York: sloop | Range, Robinson, Falmouth (reports. an unknown schr 3 Ds. Merchants, shipping agents and ehio eaptains are in- | Sailed—Sehr Report. Waters, New York. formed that by telegraphing to the Hxxato London | gaint ™ ®t 1? Hedges, reported 34 ae having Bareau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart. NEWPORT, Oct 3—Arrived, sehr Nicanor, Hogan, Providence for New Yor (and aaiied ath, New ‘ American and all forvign vessels trading with tho | EH Clark Fenear, Hsboken, A abeallinetttea United Statos, the same wilt be cabled to this country ; , Also, achira Lowis, Knox, Somerset for New York; K 0 free of charge and published, | Kankin, Hal, Richmond, Va, for Providence (and both agrees pan gegen Tae for de; Binea Tue aerphts ¢ 1. 4 5 gy * Lot OUR OABLE SUIPPIVG NEWS, al te Providence for? don Virginiay Bearse, do for dot thomas Morris, Rice, Pave Antwan, Oct 6—Sailed, steamship Colina (Br), Marr, | do; ew ulus, Hallock, andJ 8 Terry, Raynor Fen, Philadelphia, ; s, oO Rive i Dua Oct E-Arrived, bark Eudora (Br), Bolt, New | Saco suttlon Tor do; MemNeMa” Wile: Prondcnes tee 0, iicdaledavymares fth—Arrived, schr 0 P Hawley, Tyler, Somerset for New York (and sailed New York. P Cooper, Sleeper, tor Duwxing, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Syra, Corning, New | York: Charles H Dow, York. T RORWICH, Oct 5—Sailed, sehrs J A Borden, and Robt a _ Now York Exstrore, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Ploen (Nor), Thronsen, NEWHAVEN, Se G-Areived, sche Iney. Songs; tran ——Jor jadelpti Fanaoura, Oct 6—Arrived, the Clara, from New York. | “PORTLAND (Oregon), Sept 28—Arrlved, bark St Pate Haxoura, Oct S—Arrived, bark Australia (Nor), Iver- | TiQk (Br Mogert VaUMAraNG | Gia & Tabithe, son, Philadelphia, Morgan, Frontera (Mexico) sige Havax, Oct 5—Arrived, ships Tranquehar, Waterhouse, | PORT ROYAL, SO, Oc! | RRSBUNG, Va, Oct 2—Sailed, schr Julia A Berkole,. Boyd (Br), Bilton, New York; Bergenseren (Nor), Wess- | smith, New York. ie es zg: Rare: oak. PHI 3 $ et 6—Arrived, steams! x! oulleigs Maleate nes! schts Maudway, Hampton Mille ashore on L’Hommedien vres from European ports,and other ports abroad, of TAlso, sohra Elm Cit} Sboken tor Warehain. New ‘Boston, rovidence for | di ve River for do; sunny Shower. Wood, Providence tot doy Tate, H Destin, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Mathilda (Nor), Larsen, Sailed—Sehrs Thom tor Kew: niids, Providence for Philadel New York. rick (Br), Rogert, Valparaiso. e t 6—Arrived, schr Dione, Dutch, Baltimore; Scotia, Brown, New Orleans; barks James R | Boston. ment, Ford, Provid Liverroor, Oct 5~Arrived, ship Jorawnr (Br), Davis, | ville; Nanticoke, Perry, Salem; Home, Baxter, Cape New York; bark Tolomeo (Aus), Gladulich, Bangor, Me ; rn eh a A Seth New Beatere cca Mae ies * a Jleared—Steamships ‘ani owe, brig Norge (Nor), Jobanven, New York. | Pioneer Wakeley. Wilmington, NOs’ ship” Schaldis dailed 6th, ship Transit, Percy, United States; barks W | (Belg), Kniper, Antwerp; bark Tillus (Nor), Gregertsen, 1 Whiting @n), Fulmore, do; Susan M Dudman (Br), | Bristol Eng: dchrs Marr 0 {lr Cook, ackville: WBE Darkee, do. Wiltbank, Turks Island; ¢ G Jewett, Finley, Suco. Lonvox, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Harriet Hickman (Br) Newcasrix, Del, Oct 6—AM—Passed up PM yesterday, ES de | schrs John Cadwalader, trom Vine, m1 4, Haven; Gover- River; Charles Lawrence, from Smith, Chatham, NB; 6th, steamship Holland (Br), Simp- Fall son, New York. red gets Wi Jacob Alour oe Be 3 [ieee oss Lonporpxnry, Oct 6~Arrived, stoamship Sarmatian | Tie er, 14 Corson, CS Edwards, Lottie, Mari- . | etta Tilton, 'S B Wheeler and Sarah J Bright, from Br), from Quebec for Liverpool. | Boston; this AM, schrs Richard Vanx, John S Es, Caro- Nuwronr, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Hawthorn, Givan, St | line Young, Daniel Brittain, Edith B Everman and LQ Sonn, NB © Wishart, from Boston; ‘Elwood Doran, from Bats (oat ates) Helen P, from Haddam, and James Alderdice, trom New Narues—Arrived, bark Assunta (Ital), Silento, Balti- | Bedtora’: Nellie Lampher, from Lynn, in tow: more; brig Emma & Hall, Rice, New York. 1 aT rea ai aonee Hate: OM Wan BOG) Annas | ket, Sallie BG Quxenstown, Uct 5—Arrived, barks Sestri Primo (Ital), | Broomall, Paul P Relken Virginia L Hickoan. Bor he Bivorl, New York; Tourist (Nor), Ullstrop, do; 6th, steam- | Faye eRe aa eke Pepridenoe J P ship Calabria (Br), McMickan, do for Liverpool. | non ‘Seilie, .M Siwelnen: Archer’) a vee, Also arrived 6th, steamship Pennsylvania, Uarris, | and'Elizabeth Magee, from Boston; Armenia, from Som- Philadelphia for Liverpool. | erset; H Whitaker, trom Baltimore; Fannie Hanmer, Rorreapam, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Northorn Queen (Bn), | De ry from Nantucket: Carrie Wilson, from Duxbary; Annie from Fall River; Martha Innis, from Lynn; Ba Ibert Clars Philadelphia; brig Esse: » 5 . | Abel arkley, from Dennts; ‘Al ¥ Dollar, Philadelphia; brig Besex (Br), Smith, Wilming- | eo, trom Welidect: Eitie L Joule, from, Bangor. fon, NO. Passed down, steatnship Pioneer, tor Wilmington, NO: Salled 4th, bark Alfred (Ger), Schroeder, Unite States. | schrs E G Brown, Ephraim & Anna, Mary G Amsden and Annie G KetcLum (new) for Bosto: for ! tS Hera Swixemxoy, Oct 6—Sailed, brig R W Messer, Hewitt | AunIC TE eee penyen pido eas | Lynn; EG Willard, for Pordand; Minesta, for St John, Tannacona—Arrived, bark Nueva Barreras (Sp), San- | _ Lewes, Del, Oct & AM—Ship Hercules went to sea last P Pitta | evening, and'scnr tsabetta salled tor New York this ANL tos, New York; brig Carrie Purington, Whittemore, | brig at Jones, trom, Demerara, arrived inst evening, DR, Philade}phia via Gibraltar. | and was ordered to Philadelphia. Steainship Albemarle, Herm passed ta aa | from New York, arrived this AM. Arrived at ——— Oct 5,the Commodore, from United D Haskell, this AM. Schrs Montana and Mar for Bos- Biates; no date, the iearin: trom do: | ton: J D atkins, Wild Pigeon and some 20 others are Sailed trom —— Oct 6, ship Anglesea (Br), tor United hers. ‘PM—Brig GM Jones sailed for Philadelphia. But few vessels remain, Plates: PORTLAND, Oct 8—Arrtvea, sebrs & H Herriman, Her~ riman, Philadelphia (not as before); Adaline, Richard- son. Osborn, Dresden tor New York. aciearedSehrs Mabaska, Blake, and L B Gregg, An | lerson. Philadelph “ih—Arrived. “brigs Antilles, Thestrup, and Prentis. Foreign Ports. Aucoa Bay, CGH, Aug 0—In port bark Envoy, Berry, isa brig Cosinopoliet (Dutch), Mulder, for New Yori, "flora Kong, Ost $Arrived, ship North American, Hobbe Dodge, Puiladoiphia: sehr B¥ Farnhaw, Brow- tucker, Cardiff via Singapore, rs New ra Sailed ‘Aug 28 (not 20 Parks Rifteman (Bri, Bishop. | gq Se ota ae ed, Mahes, Addie Toad, Core o Philadelphia; Ella M Watts, Watts, | “ith—arrived, schrs MD Rand, ‘Kinney, New York: | Cora Kita, Pedleton, Philadeiphia; Lamartine, Green- low, Port Johnson. | °SuiledSebrs John & Daley, Long, and Onward, Mayo, ana Water Lily (Bri, Hedaie, New York. Hauirax, Oct 3—drrived, 'schrs Newport (Br), Miller, New York’ Eugene (Br), Winters, do. Sailed 6th, steamship Prussian (Br), Dutton, New- foundland and Liverpool. Mataca. Sept 16—{n port, steamers John Middleton | ~ i amin, Collin, Philadelphia. (Br), Wilson; Annie ‘Ainace ir), Corkery, tor New York. | rat IDENCE, 0 2 een steamers, Catharht Jdgi barks Aberdeen, Dunbar, for do; D McPherson (Br), | Whiting, Kldriize, Philadelphia; Mary, Rogers, d Doody, unc: brigs Marie (Nor), Ibsen, tor Baltimore; | prie Annie Wharton, Wharton, Tark’s Island; ‘schrs Cyto, Fowler, tor New York; schr W'S Bradley, Chase, Florence Shay, Vancieaf. Pensacola; Ligh oat. Wood, CREE Sa tied | Hichmond, Va: R S Dean, Cook, south Amboy; Boils previont Port Johnson; Helen Mar, Ward, mead Ficetwing, | Seaman, Seaman, Guest, Hong Kong, to loaa for Now Yor! Rondout; Martha P King, Jarvis. Poughkeepsie Sarath wiiojen, Uct 2-Vleared, bark Geo kston (x), Foster, | Laverne, Sinith, Raritan itivers Mary leabel, Sams, | New York, Below—Schr R C Rankin, Hall, Osborne's Landing, Va; Damon, with lumber. ; Sailed—steamer Fiorida, Crocker, Philadelphia; schr 1H Watowright, Loyd, do; Anna B Jacobs Jones, Imo- ‘ene Diverty, Gandy, and Kiiza J Raynor, Mitchell, New rk. PAWTUCKET, Oct S—Arrived, schrs Horizon, Lee Rondout; Kobert Blair, Brooks, Haverstraw; Alice yUleated Sopt 38 brig F 1 Odtlorne (Br), Renault, New | ork. Rio Janeiro. Aug 23—Arrived, schr Nancy ‘mith, | Boyd. wontevided (and sailed! ain tor ce Thomas). OY | Sailer Of }, shi m MeGiivery, Nichols, San Fran- cisco; 28th, bark Bindore, Barely. Halvisaene, aan, ship Assyrian (Br), McD ‘ietou Rix, Galveston: senrs aiel (Ger) ker, Hampton Road d, P Waldemar, 'Pa ‘Sist, ships Vasco de Gamo (Port), Ferreira, New Yor! ‘i t Joh ¥ Ivabhoe, Herriman, San Francisco: brig Claudine (Ger), | Nexen Baker For renee, | sams, Philadelphia; HB: Von Reigan, Hampton Roads; Sept 2, steamer Isabelin | piverty, Rickersou, Now York (tal), Solaris (trom Santos), New York; bark Gi loven (Nor), Middlethon, Portland, 0; schr Mary A Rich, Maguire, Aracaty, to load cotton for ‘Liverpool” Sd, ship Louis Walsh. Wiilte, San Francisco; barks Anevoca (Br), rk. Sailed'24, sehr Jobn Barley, Northrup, Mystic Bridae, Ct, to load tor Wilmington, Di el. REICHMOND, Oct §—Cleared, bark Palo Alto, Jenxins,, jo Jat ineiro. Williams, Charleston; Ada Carter, Abergh, Baltimore. ROCKLAND, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Speedwell, Spauld- Cleared Sept 2 bare Hilda (Swed). for New Urieans: | ing Baltimore; Pacific, Ginn, and Pennsyivanias Sav $4, ship George M Adams, Manson, Callao; bark Lucy | age, New York; 4th, thomas Hix, Hix, New York; Vie~ Vick (Br), Bossanee, West Indies: brig Frances Lewes, | tory, Wilson. Lewey, Charloston. | “saliea 3d, schrs Hudson, Post; Emp: Kennedy; dite aitived fd: damestown, Gui, for San Hranuoco: | Tale, Mind, Gray.and Cartic Jones Colcord. New Yorks | North Star, Thomson; Chind, Feenald,and HG Troop | gg Vunam Bice, Pressey, and Mary Langdon, Bennett, | (Br), Mack, une; barks Fairy’Belle (Br), for New Yor Gotland (wed), for do (another account says Baltimore), Idg; Yamoyden, Tobey, and Lapwing, Benthall. for Bal: himore ; Maria (Ger), for Bahia, to load sugar tor New “SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 27—Arrived, ship Greta (Br), Connell, Melbourne, ir), Weir, Auckland, 28th—Arrived, ity of Brook Rio’ Janeiro; Wheat- s Loch Awe Hermann, York; Jessy (Br), Symons, for Hampton Roads ldg; Br), Suther! F i Alice ‘Tainter (Br); Losberg, from Satilla. Ga, arrived erent, ‘eens | parang; do), Bugninguamsnire aos 1 Sargent, Leghion; Wetterhorn, Rich, and Floren (Swe), Fernstrand. Coquimbo; Oneota’ (Br), .Dowell, Chipman (Br), Farr, ane; brigs Senorita, Teltberg, tor | King George's Sound; British india (Pr), Sexton, Syd | ae prea rane Ley . Atwood. from hice York, ar- ney; bark Fe! n (Ger, reiff, Hamburg. rive schrs. a Jrummond, iggins, for SI —f Dity c! New York, dg; Louis: A Orr, Orr, for an Atlantic port | tp@gtted—ship City of Sparta (Br), McDonald, Queens. 2 Seinen do; N W Smith, Tooker, trom New 30th—Arrived, ship Orient, Allen, Liverpool. ork, arrived 3d. p ‘ waudgaual, Sept 2-Saited, steamship Kilarney ¢Br), | Tanions Seas noeeee arcane omer ee tee ew York. 3d—Arrived, ships Pilgrim, Powle, Manitis St. THowas, Sept 18—Arrived, brig Zelina (Br), Wil. oir. Py Hecke Hams, Martinique (and sailed 2st for Humacoa and north | Yai, By One. He apee ae dete Theres ‘annie, of Hatteras:) Zist, sour J LCo (Br), Nulter, Grenada | Fake, Newcastle, NsW; Henrietta (Ger), Von Hagen, (and sailed 334 for Mansanilia Bay, to load loewood, &c., | Shields; DM Watien (Ger, beefing, dae " aud divi divi trom Monte Christl for New Yor' Y Sailed—Bark Oleta (Br), ‘Whyte, Liverpool (has beep. Glenmire (ir), Sullivan, Barbados (and satted wth tor Are: | reported eld tor Cape Town). cibo, to load for New York); 22d, brig Glonora (Br), Py Cleared—Ship Talisman (#r), Finlay, Liverpool. Demiorara WRAVANNAH, Oct 2—Cleared, gears Jennie Middleton, | Pied Sept 20, bark Kohinoor, (Br), Cooper, Hamacoa. | Whitaker, Philadelpmia; Lizeié Young, Townsend, St Jouns, NF, Sept 28—Arrived, bark Union (Br), La h—Arrived, steamships San Jacinto, Hazard, New | Marchant, New York. York; Huntsville, Crowell, do; Wyoming, Teal, 'Phila- Cleared “26th. brigs Julia Blake (Sr), Knowlton, New | dciphia: ships Ludwig tleyn (Ger) seniwelling, Brant lario (Br), Stewart, do by ‘uPHEX, NB, Uct ~—Cleared, bark Lynton (new), | ( British Queen (Bri, Marste er), Bermeckl, Liverpool vit Antwerp; barks Nor ew York; Nederlai Charleston. Win € St Jonx, NB, Oct 2—Arrived, steamship Sionian Br), | dow Gunnle Prince, Princes ckniwern BP. Moke Fawards, Liverpool via Halifax: oth, sehrs Alruna (Bri, Sharp, Philadelphi: hrs’ Index, ‘and Anna E Bab- Poe aera (Br), Bonnell, and JW Scott (Br), Hat | cock, Ss Ehrman, Baitimore; M B Bramhall, Gillett, ie! a on New Yor! Analso, Aug 22—Sailed, barks Charles Brewer, for | “ Cleared—Sehr Hattie N G Rio J: Antofogasta: 27th, OO Whitmore, Peabody, Iquiaue, to | _ Sailer cStearmsting Cleoneten Che ane Roeper load for United ‘Kingdom or Continent; 23d, Caprera (Br), for New York. In’ port Sept 1, ships Granger, Doane, for San Fran- | giteo, aout leaving: Lizzie © Troop (Br), Corning, froin | . 2 New York, ar Aug 1, diag, to prosced to Ban Provolone | Detia Frwy oy (pebeiragreatalc iat bie bed all uinteros (Guat), Manning, trom Antofogasta, ar Aug 23, Arti © i a Uicltad Btateb; Rivitee ale re! \ f i 2d—Arrived, schr E A Hays, Smith, Virginia for St Worcester, Hedge, Boston; sours Ad Jey; Fannie R Williams. tT NT’S HARBOR, Oct 1~Sailea, schrs C W Holt, ‘abens, E A Baiz- Ermina Al nil), Rozao, unc: bark Volage (sti. do. | SRR A, rmina Alvarez (Chil), Rozzo, unc; bari lage (Br). d VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct &—Arrived. schrs L Ls | .omouaMa, Aug 27—ailed, bark Benetactot, Haydon, | Hamline, Poughkeepsie for Boston; J K Lawrence, Ho- New Yo In port Sept 11, ship Bothwell Castle (Br), for San | P&X¢” fof Boston: W B Darling, Blizabethport tor Boston, Bell, Ni urchaser was John | he Angelina | Sam cr Atk: 1t.—At_& meeting held by the Vessel | nd Captains’ Association of Philadelphia some oI " York for st John, NB; A LiantEn, with 455 bbls of white rosin for steamship | Francisco, ldg. Also brig Charie ew é . NBs. fata i ah ae fore ae Hee | American Ports. } pohra aling Meegt, Sew if] Meat Hoboua ioe artnecs : ‘ Nice, through the i d é of yr XAND ‘— d o] Hib. Saran 8 Tyler, Poughkeepsie for Newburyport. Sebcinicg unmasegention West of the make ee | son, Now York usoae Willinms watoe Nene ones ON | nlisuumned—Sebra Harry White, WO Atwater, and. e nigh: ed—Scbr Sally W Kay, jeury Oroskey. pee recurecen sive salle silat | Bosvox mi py Steamer Leopard, Albertson, Schr Bertha -onder did not sail as reported. New Haven, Oct 5—The squall from the NW Satarday | pniladelplia: schrs WU Shattuce, y Sailed—schrs nia, O W Dexter, Hannibal, Chas. was so severe that the steatutugs Narragansett end Fran- | dria; Monte Cristo, Blake, Georcetown, DU; Mary Caleb, Heath, 8 8 Hudson, WB thomas, Mary J Adams, Al- cis King, with barges in tow, came near being sunk oif | Humphrey, Baltimore: ‘Active, Coon i ton Q Minor, Yosemite, F A Magie, Neilie B French and Stratiord Light Two ot the barges were brought into | Vaunuinau, Brower, Philadelphia; Freddie L Porter, | Perris smith, An unknown schooner is ashore on L'Hommedien Shoal. Two wrecking schooners have Rone to her assist | Wnort, do; ‘Artic, Garwood, Young, do, cee WILMINGTON, NC, Oct Cleared, steamship Bene- Cleared—Steamer Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; | barks Enrice Dandolo (It, Aberin: "Isandon, cactie (Aust), Callangich, do; rit irri M Hurlbur. Dud f factor, Jones, New York. Yeston: vet Simmons, Oliver, Haytis Chas ok PUARBEN, Oot S—Arrived, sohr J Goodspeed, Babcock, Ine Philadelphiae YO Aale 4 Chadwick, | Peeicaeeohe Mary 1 Mimlin, Perris, Elizabethnort Sailed—Steamer Panther. | Sth—sailed, sehr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, New York, BALTIMORE, Oct 6—Arrived, steamers Saragossa, Hooper, Savannah; DJ Foley, Price, Witmningion RCi | Commerce, North ‘Carolina Brime, Foster, New | York: bark Paramount Holt, Navassa , | (Br), Wilson, Demeras Below—steamship Mis IVORCKS OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- ent States, lega! everywhere; desertion, &c., suff- ELLANEOUS, svrecbeereteore Chesapeake | acht Ben Borland; Charleston, | A Pecvand ,P spian (Hr), Trocks, trom Liver- } cient cause no publicity required; go charge antil @- | pool. ranted ; advice tree. Cieared, steamships Raleigh, Oliver, Wiimineton, N | YOFce Branted; i | gi MeCielian, Ma chy Providence: Jotn W uarret Hitx, | at AN ee es | New York; jowen, do; harks Koska (kus) |, BSOLUTE D. BTAINED FROM COURTS Plorkyist, (Queenstown of Falmouth; Trapik’ (Non | A Pordinorent states: logal everywhere: no pubiielty dehes Liziie Wilgon, Wilson, New’ Haven; & & tyler, do: | Riate.” 1 MAvauces advice ee OCR T KINGS \—' 4 bri showan, ¥ ; BANGOR, Oct 3—arrived. brie Katahdin, Hhartow, es __ CoG Rae EET eee soea ae Turks Island; Zavilla Williams, Veazie, Boston. | Cleared—Sehr Adeline Hamlin, Lovell, New Work, | BATd, Oct 3—Arrived, senrs Mary K Graham, Morris, Philadelphia tor Gardiner; Van Buron, Balanoy George: FAMOUS R EMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK Langs, Chrouie Coughs and Colds, Chest romk. Aslections, General Devdility, 108s of Strength. Flesh sa | Appetite a Weakness vf every a aiar town. , fam ic remedy. is WINCHESTER’ Sailed—Sene Dexter Clark, Curtis, New York, HYCOPHOSPHITS OF LIME AND CODA. extensivel Shi cArrived. gone Beima deather, Philadelphia, | used for over eighteen years with perfect success, Haul oiens digo Wlewer, Jewett, Philadelphis. | gets promptiy and cerkainly : it quickly restores: the BRISTOL, Oct4~Arrived, schr Deloni, Alien, Hobo | Srengin ang appetite; it mak , bone, flesh and h 18 ‘Sth—Sailed, schr Silas Wright, Hart, Now Haven. |) utgghey ape rapier Wiese ap Bnd, Biv porate me LOE 1 Regen ET SOR Sen EST WATS rams VERE ASHSN Loe etn Slt edt ee CORPUS CHRISTI, Oct he SA | Borda, Dukes, New York, FN eet meter CHARLESION, Oct 242A euh beaten, trived, bark Robert Boak(Br), ms Cleared—Brig Ectith Hall, Bunker, 80. Magic . Saited=Scnr Ben Norland, Spmente Hariwrce | NING PAIN BANISHER, Dr. J. BRIGGS, Newark, N.J. Sth—Arrived, steamship Gulf stream, Crowell, New | Ty>RIGHTS DISKASE, DIABBTES, GRAVEL, OAL- A CURE.—BRIvas’ CORN AND BUNION REME- Dis, sod everywhere; siled, o cents. Tr BHIGGS PILE REMEDY, ) LOTION, LIGHT. ork, | ue aalleg itcamships Charleston, Berry, New York; Aah- | Live Kidueyy. Bladder, Frode Ulahd,, Premature telir Chat Mortord, Parana Sey harenman, Boson; | Prodration, Oreamle Debility aud Chronic affections DIGHTON, Oct "3—Atrivea, ‘soniy siuckley, Bri 185 He oblat aap Niaiion Sack cen erNy itannane Stephen Morgan, Cummings, and Hunter, ureen, New Navure's Specie, BEUUHKDA "NINERAL SPMING co AST GREENWICH, Oct S—Arrived, sehr Connecti: | poncéree te any adarese Letters trom, teeuiclant a POI ME SS WON HOR, Oot éSalted, bark Capetia, for | SueeH Ot hopelespeases cared, In pamphlet. Depot London; brigs Andros, for Rio Jahelro; Shasta, for | Teception rooms, 2) Broadway, New York. Trieste ‘Mary Llerton for Rio Grande (ait from iticb- | (JONSTANTINWS PERSIAN HEALING PINE © mond); anda fleet of coasters bound north. ighOAP cures Catarch, Piles, Akin Diseases, Dand RIV Oct 8—Arrived, schr Rebecca Shepard, | Baldness, and is unequalled for washing infants lelphia toulet purnosea. Sold hy drugeists and grocers,