The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1874, Page 10

odoin B Eliott, Billott J Ross (Ireland): Bits Vail (Br), Porto Rico seh: ; , Diea. Sehr Mark Pendieton, Pendleton, Bangor for New | Baravia, Sept 2—Sailed, bark Annie dg yg oe Camere, Torte Bool: peare ISCOP. ‘NERAL CONVENTION. | THE BAPTIS® MISSIONARY UNION. York, with lumber tod 8 Creed. Boston. KoRoulon,” Bridgeport; Oliver Scofield. New. York y et seg “9 Fe ee omer i che eben seat | wiiihaiee A Frans Prats ‘Cromwett for PhiladeloDi® | Chisiry, Oot 7—Arrived, steamship Glamorgan (Br, | steamers kisabein, Clark, 40; Fanny Cadwallader, Fost p | The, Amngisl Reports—Lecture of Dr. | her age. ngicht GP, 7ries, Trigg, Gloucester for New York, with | Leybourne, New York. rf Wal ir), Richardson, Lit Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ip Pride of Wal im iM r Opening Service and Sermon by Bis Furerwoon, Oct 7- Arrived, bark Kate Sancton (Br, | pogvurig industry (se), Gilord, Bristol, le; on Kate McLean, Milis, Port Jefferson for New York. Selwyn, of Lichfield, England—Orgem Pulton—General Business of the Asso | gtrend the funeral, Without further notice, from | chr Kale Met geen 08 | Hilton, 8t John, NB, ‘Brune, Foster, New York. : fzation and Election of OMicers. ciation at the Berean Chureh. her late residence, No. 483 Thard street, irvoklyD, weet a, Hawking, NEw Darya vont onNeCS wow | Tulowourm, Oot TArrived, bark Tervatska (Ang, | psailed—steamstip Witiningvon, Holmes, Havana; barts a yp | Ah Sw Ofeoee oe ae i | 7 ow). Y Arrived, schrs Laura H Jones, Couse St. Jonn’s chapel in Varick street was (hronged Yesterday will long be remembered in tne an. | (For Other See Bighth Page.) sehr Wm O Irish, Tyrret!, Providence for Newburg. Schnautz, Now York for romain ba os rps be! sis BANGOR, ( Goss Arrtved. cts nares Jue foe scur Entire, Kinnear, Fail River tor New York. G@xnoa—Arrived, bark Gal ins, and Decotra, , Snow, Wellfleet for New York, | .aesia: brig Winogene (Br), Loivering, Philadelobia via | “4?,Fit det scarrived, schrs CR Flint, Dougias, Boston, ‘Thorndike, Rockland for New York, | Gibrattar. to loud ior West Iniies;' War Kagle, Frisbee, Bosom. vis. | 7 nipping as- f yesterday with an cager and worshipp rs nals of the Baptist Church in this city as a remarka- Mi Bheo! e f the | ble day of pleasant religious intercourse among 7 4 wembly to engage in the opening services he PI iz | ‘with fish to order, General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal | the scattered members of the Southern New York | I Pp Pp J N G N E W Ss. | fue, Danan : biladel- | 3 % Charch. The following bishops and presbyters | Baptist Association, and a season of renewed In- | S H ee with stone to Also arrived, ship Australia (Ger), Eggert, Philade ‘Bat PAY sone Koret, Dunham, New York. | pagar Sehr S Ap) legate, Beebe, City Island for New York. BELFAST, 2 es hrs James Holmes. participatea in the morning services, Which were — terest in the affairs of the holy mission appertain- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. sehr 'T Ht Titer, Smith, New London tor New York. phia. Ryder AST, Sept 2h—Arrived. ghra James _ Ho ‘ } prelouged unt! nearly two o'clock :—The Rev, Dr. | ing to the Church, In the morning the ger- Ab | Sehr Albert Jameson, Jameson, Rockland for Vir- | Giseavran—Arrived, scbr Levi Dart, Giles, Madeira for Perry, Secretary of the House of Clerical and Lay | vices of the ussociation at the Berean church | ginis, with lime, Lie S Rmery, Emery, New York; Atlantic, Black, Ho» DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK PoR THE | “'sciir Mary shields, Snowman, Richmond, Me, for Now | Malaga. boken: Oct 3 J Tinker, stewart Blzabethport; r an. a. v not ¢ ch, | Abby Weld, Yeaton, New Yorx. MONTH OF OOTOBER, York, with lumber to Boyntow’a son & Co. Livanroo1, Oct 7—Sailed, ships Harewood (Br), Blanch, | Abby Weld, Yeaton, Now York, |” ov sen pig Deputies, read the morming prayers; the Rev. BE. | were imangurated with prayer by the Rev. | yer fells, —. 7 ea sey Helen, Carroll, Calais tar New York, with lamber | pensacoia; Kalliope (Nor), Larsen, do (not previously). RB Hassell, Partridge, ior Se Marys, to load for ‘ngue 4. Bamands, of Lichfield, Unsland, read the selec- | Dr. Sampsou, of Harlem, and in the early after- | __"— Deinadion,| amon | net W Dexter, Suntots “Gardinen for New York, Sailed 6th, bark John Geddie (Br), Smith, Philadel- | idad, .| Hamburg... 61 Broad wa | with Iumber to J Boynton’s Son & Co, phia, Oct. London, ... 169 Browd way. | "sen bliza sawyer. Liverpool,. (69 Broadway. | jusaber tod Boynion’s Liverpool \l5 Broadway. | sch xelile Carr, Fi Liverpool, |19 Broadway | iverpool. |¢ Bowling Green | 7 Wowing Green | § 2 Bowling Gree@ | jime to order. York; brig Marianna II (Port), Lopez, Philadelphia. | Liverbool. v. Re er © for New York, ' Havaroool: |e Bowling Oren | wit i ee ee nam Bookland for Hew Ye Sailed, bark John E Chase, Davis, New York -|Glasgow ..]72 Broaiway. | Glasgow. Bremen. ai molARLESTON, Oct 3—Cleared, brig Cupiao (Ger), Daw joni Calais for New York, with |" arriyoa 7th, park Eliot (Aus), Zar, Bangor, Me. Bailed—Bhig Edith Halt, Bunker, Bull River. 80, ch, Hangor for New York, with | Lonpox, Oct7—Arrived, barks Eudora (Br), Bott, Now Benn Chee on'& Co, York; Stabbestad (Nor), Nielsen, Baltimore. CALALS, hr Gaward, Leland, Portsmouth for New York. m " t y Ni hr Telegraph, Priest, Nockiaud. for New Yors, with | Lisuon—Arrived, bark Sigura Jas! (Non), Pfeiffer, New | New Tore, oo | oid tg qupvey schra_Billlmaty Buker, and'Caswell, Duly, Norfolk via Portland, brigs | DIGHTON, Oct 6~Arrived, scr Tillie E, Heath, New' Schr J D Williams, Williams, Newport for New York. Lewis L Squires, Baker, do; Helen O Phinney, Boyds | ¥4°%.0 wacHtas, Oct 2—a: ed; coke tnnaia, tain . ARORA. | origi? Hivira, Portland for New York, with lumber to | and Josie, Pettizrew, for 5 cen Nase 1 Hrod way anes’ ca van Ball Binur fer Mew. Tork: Moviiux, Oct 7—Arrived, steamship Elysia (Br), Camp- roadway. id 15 Broadway sont day; the drst lesson was | noon the Women’s Mission Society occupied the Gu ot ‘ton of Psalms for t ‘The Que read by Archdeacos Balch, of Huron, Canada, and church, transacting business connected with their | 1 the wecoud lesson by Dr. Blgood, Canon of Mon- labors, evea beyond the hour set down for the yils pi.cicnmel’ ‘real. The creed and prayers preceding the litany | mecting of the Missionary Union. At three o’elock, | China biopi a were recited by Dr. Ketcham, Canon 01 Freder- | however, the male representatives of the Union jjinionia site i rg Cupido (Ger), Damon, Liverpool ; schr New York. t1—Arrived, bark Mary Rideont, Gibsony lumber to.) Boynton’s . | Glasgow. . | Bremen.. Yekton, N. B.. and the litany by Dr. H. C. Potter, of | were permitted to take their seats and the Moder- ‘tum city, Secretary of the House of Bishops, ator, Rey. J. Spencer Kennard, called the meeting ‘The communion service was read by Bishop Oxen- to order, and read with excellent intonations “dep, of Montreal; the epistle by Bishop Whitting- | the 997th hymn, which was sung by the congrega- hum, of Maryland, and the gospel by Bishop ton. After this exercise the Rev, Dr. Fuiton de- Courtenay, of Kingston, W. 1, Bishop Selwyn, of | livered a very eloquent but decidedly rad:cal ad- Lichfield, Engiand, delivered tne sermon, and | dress, entitled the “Concentration of Effort Neces- Bisuops Lee, of Delaware; Greene, of Mississippi; Sar to Denominational Success.” . ‘vhe speaker said in order to concentrate effort Atkinsoo, of North Carolina; Potter, of New York im the Nay bee eS inih thar were engaged arnt tee Giarke, of Rhode Island, and McCoskrey, of Michi: Unsecration of heart was absolutely necessary, gan, conducted the subsequent partof the service, | fn tnis great world-centre men grow rich by | Benders... inciuuing the administration of the commmulied, in driving sharp bargains, but tn religion men BOW | Weser. 3.1—Sailed, schrs Siak, Sheridan, and Lacy Hammonds Robinson, New York; Aleora, Kobingon. KDGARTOWN, Oct 4—Arrived, schrs Saxon, Batons, MAtaca—Xailed, steamship Royal Minstrel (Br), Hen- | Port Johnson for Boston; Cornetia, Craigs, Georgetown F bed S04 hea Fuller, New York for do; Johu Balchs Lunt, do tor do. FALL RIVEB, Oct 3—Sailed, achrs Sahwa, Kelley, New! Philadelphia. York or Onlai ‘Terry, Raynor, New York. Suh Arrived, sclirs Flora King, Cooke Calais: Mingus ey. Htondout; Kilza & Rebecca, Steelman, Weeha ry ‘merson, Georgetown, Mediatorg 5 Carver, Carver, il, Stonington for New York. bell, New York for Glasgow. nr HB Congdon, Young, New Haven for Baltimore. Sehr T Benedict, Crockett, Portland, Ct. tor Amboy. | Sehr 8 A Mount, Allen, Somerset tor New York. derson (from Patras, 4c), New York, | yubene Fk Curtis, Mann, Bangor tor New York, with | tareers, Oct 6—Arrived, bark Horace Scudder, Gould, wards, Kennebec River for New York, phkertgenyee = Wakeley, Bridgeport for New York. Sailed from ——, dark Imperator (Nor), Jensen, | Livaney. Hondout, ‘ockland for New York, with | United States; orig Mirra (Ital), Maresca (irom Leghorn | fitia New York. Ang 31), New York, Sailed—Schrs +) Liverpa 17. Jiaverns lumber to Cross, Schr Francis, E witn ice to Knic Sehr Josephine, Wakeles Hea 3 Broadway. Schr Laconia, ‘Avery, “|4Bowhny Green < SBowling Gr hime to Candee & Presse’ | Liverpool :|Bremen. 8 or Nev York { "| “sehr Isaac H Borden, Viaker, Fall River for New York, © hiladeiphia or Georgewwng Which a very large company of clerical and lay a obie by sel!-demal. A church member | Cimbria. S1Oet, 22: Hambure.. /61 Broadwa' - R W Godirey, Batchelder, delegates participated. rs ae eey “strong because he lives among Parthia Liverpool. [4 Bowling Green | BOUND EAST, Loxvor, Oct 7—Ship Uncle Joe, Nichols, which was re- | DC. st Oot daira THE SERMON OF BISHOP SELWYN thousands of bis fellows, but by his individual and | Acria -|Laverpool..|19 Broadway. Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead, New York tor | ported sailed 5th from Bristol for New Orleans, wis GALVESTON, Oct 6—Arrived, steamship Clyde, Ken< Liverpool Broadway. Portinud. 4 nedy, New York via Key Weat. Liverpool... | 15 Broadway. Was an eloquent pica for the right of private judg- concentrated eflorts. How do all the negroes in | Enuland bliged to slip her anchor during a beavy gale, and ment, but, at the same time, lor obedience to cou- | the South become Baptists’ 1 wil tellyou, An | (itv et Montreal Sihay eaoes tes . | stituted authority. His text was Acts, Xv. 3— old plantation bana “It seemed good to the Holy Ghost and to ¢ GLOUCESTER, Oct o—Arrived, schrs Nicola, Randall, 1 ‘NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET., Mt AEE, esa AR cl aka a a a Nhe a rt cans > ee al Bark Ww Crosseup (Br), Fitchett, New York for Dun. laszow...|7 bowl reen rounded outside Bristol. New York tor Boston; Eva C Yates, Yates, Round Po: ‘ kirk, 6 Copia, asked the reason, and he | yain.. Kerena Harper, Hinckley, Richmon Colby, Wiscasset tor do. |. | Breme: 2 Bowling ( . for Podadatpnis .) Liverpool.. |29 Broad w ‘ool Schr Post Boy, Fountain, New York for Thomaston. - | _ Bark Mercur (Ger). De Baan, from London for Tybee, | {oF Go. si SEARIGSS NE BEES NEU Hee | | ? Said:—"Massa! we'se Baptisis ’cause we dont | Wyorine 5 : a r do We, he remarked, are lavorers together with God; know how to be anything else.” Men are Scots. .| Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green | peep ee ee eae | ae ly Be | lost anchor and chain and shipped others at Deal toxtay. Pe ay GUT, Me. Det 3--Arzived, brig Reporte: we are God’s husbandry and He is the Lord of the raid of being caliea bigoted, and instead | Rtate of Indiana Glasgow... (72 Broadw | Schr Manstield, Achorn, New York tor Boston. | Bark Hervatska (Aus), Schnautz, from New York for | Ryder, Bangor for New York; schr Nellie Carr, Frenc 4 at td Rotter Rotterdam (50 Broadway ¥ | : | do for do (and both sailed 3d). ‘ harvest. ‘Phe Church isa building grown tuto of their efforts bemg directed in aid of their | {\ 3 ‘\Hamburg. (61 Broadway. | Scr Hea lark, Pike, New York tor Boston. London, put into Falmouth to-day with loss of maintop- | KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct 6—Safled, bark James Cond holy tempie, of Wuich Corist 1s the Master and We church they are irittered away in miscellaneous {\jt, 31:|Liverpoola(1 Broatway. | wScf Modena (Br), Lockhart, New Yors for Halifax, | 14+ and mizzen topaallantmast. dle (new, about 700 tons), of and for Now York. ae ime ‘werkinen a8 well as the stones 10 De | churches and charities anti) they are enGrely ous | Celtic, 81.1 Liverpool../19 Broadw “Sehr Sarah B Thomas, Arnold, Phaladetphia for Bristol | Bark Firdar (Nor), Christiansen, from Baltimore, ar | x KUBE. Oct 1-arrived, schr Clara Jane, Garrison * aid on the ‘one only foundation, in whom of God's pasture. “I drank in Baptism trom iy | Spain. 31.) Liverpool. |69 Kroadw Steamer Aibatrosa, Davis, new Xork tor Fall iver. ee. | New York. i we are builded together dy the Spirit. Tne mother's breast,’ said the. Doctor, “and wag | Ville de Pari 31:]Havre...../85Broadway. | rived at Bristol to-day with loss of mizzenmast | gidcgoalied, sctirg Chartle Morton, Pike, Alexandria 4 Bisnop here referred to the labors of Paul taught to be a Baptist at her knees, and I say God aan’ Sa SAILED. SPOKE Grace. Webeen,. fot AbD, Fishiane: MCUOHARA ay @nd Barnabas and their readiness to go to the | pies the Baptist motherhood of the Last!” Power Almanac for New York—This Day, | . Jace MYSTIC, Conn, Oct 6—Sailed, ship George Moon (new, Council at Jerusalem with a Church aimculty. | goes ont when concentration ts given to the work. | — | é Ship Andromeda (Br), Murdoch, from Liverpool for | of Mystic), Braud, New York, to load tor San Franciscus Unued work, he remarked, 1s the result of united We nay ny peopl | SUN AND MOON. WIGH WATER. Steamship Abyssinia (Br), for Liverpool; State ot | san krancisco, lati S, lon 20W. Te dL Golcord: Parker, Naw York, Is. When the builders of Babel couid not oalbnige ie | sun 6 04! Gov. Island Ponnsyivania (Br), Glasgow ; Aragon (ifr), Bristol; City | bccn NEW ORLICANS, Oct S:-Below, bark Scotland, Re councils. @ builders 0: elo | ‘ sR MEN’ q Sun rises HOV. 5 ‘onneytva , Giasmow 5 . ; ude ie ‘| LZANS, Oct 3 ‘ |. Rogers, understand their ianguage chey le(t off buitding. | jn Brooklyn. 1 believe in coacentTaion ofefort, | Sun acts Sandy Hook. Cte hoe | Foreign Ports. from Bosto! a‘ Let ail things be dove ero to edification, and let | God's great commission 18 written 1m the Hearts of | Moou ri Hell Gate. Vessels anchored at Sandy Hook outward boand— a Bien Oat Cleared—Bchr Conchite Ofex), Borrell, Pascagoula: Bs mind the Master Builder, The patter of tings | the Baptist preucers, and a man must be Passion- ~—- | Barks Tamaris, for Marseilien; Marcaretha (Ger), for anemia, Don Aariyed, Ba Halen Bich, Collinge ieaeee SmaUanD, Gen: Cnenete Saree on earth was first couceived in heaven. Tt was ho | gie and earnest in his mission, | pare 3 Conuxxa, Sept U—Arrived, brig Ellen Maria, Perkins, | — Arrived'at the Passes. ship Lancaster, Leland, Ne a of the apostolic plan tuat every man should The Committee on Obituaries read their report, PORT OF NEW YORK, OcT. 1, 1874. Wind at sunset E, | New York. “ York (and salled or Mobile}: bark Maria Leone, fro uid as he pieased, But let every tan take need | which was followed by toe reports of trustees, | meetin! Mpa Te | _ Cienvuroos, Sept 21—Arrived, bark M C Chapman (Br), | Havana. } how he builueth, for the fire shail try every man’s Xo. aii of which were adopted, ‘The fourth annual ee | Maritime MisceNany. Kye, New York. 3 | AEWHERN, NO. Oct 5—Arrived, steamer BS Terry.) work of what sort it is. 1 beseech you, Said the report of the Missionary [mon contains some tn- CLEARED, | Sm Awpes (Br), at San, Franciseo 20th ult from Sun- | yslled 2d. brie Robert McK Spearing (Br), Hiller, | Galvear, New York; schra Arthor, Crews, do; lisuiet EManDy SHOtRE! me ApoES Rarer coat yea teresting data, which may ve given In ® 1AlEF | 1 auip anyasinia dBi, Haines Laverpoo! via Quecns Ge Bete coe cuts ea aie dncees apes | yCABDENAs, Sept 20—Arrived, brig John Welsh, Jr, | NORFOLK, Qot s—Arrived, brig Mathilde & Temas 1] otice. nine » . 4 Le a ‘anslow, Philadelphia. ‘ort), Garcia, Baluimore; schrs Mar! ickman, Rob: visions among you. Pani, who might have had the In the evening the session commenced by the | t™ G Franck Z ia Gr), Knight, Glasgow iumediately, there being too much sea at the Ume to put | “Laijed doth, rg uportemany Blanchard Sagua. | inson, New York, Jl Simpson, Mackson, do; Guardy right in hia private juagment to reject the couu- singing of the beautilul hymn, “Work, for the | _\ amslip 3 te of J ennsylvania (Br), Knight, Glasg: out a boat to render assistance, Dewnnara, Sept 17—Sailed, bark Zephyrine (Br), Johns | Capps, North Carolina for do; Annie bdlch, Lyons, Wiles } sei of ms brethren, did it not, jor God 1s not y which was followed by the read- | ~e@3t0 BatcNenshee” Dubdlin—will & |, Bark Vane or Nitu (Br), at San Francisco 29th ult | son, Turks [sland, to load for Boston: brig G. 5. Jones, | mington, NC, for Philadelphia (see Mixcel) The author of confusion, but of peace. The Bistop juan the serigtures. by Reve Pe Le Davies, and | Gates Glenshee (Br), Pearse, Dublin—Willams & rom Liverpool, had aneavy gale from WsW trom July | tor Philadetphia. : | "NEW BEDFORD, vet8—arrived, solr Watebfal, Gill, then referred to be diverse gitts of the Spirit to Soriprures by Reve Peds Davies and Guion nip City. of Galveston, Evans, New Orleans—C 7,0 the loth; ‘a’ very heavy sea struck the ship on the | In port 17th, bark Reindeer. Wellington, and brig Day- | Hoboken. 2 alts of tae Year,” eloquently summed up ; starboard bow, smashing lifeboat, house doors,coming | light, Marks, for New York, lag, | Gth—Arrived, briv Matilda, Coombs, Bangor; schrs Elny His people, and yet they are all the work of one R. S. MacArthur, the President of the lory & Co. i aftand taking Away cuddy doors, top of companion aud | Digay, NS, Sept30—Arrived, sbhr EL Dowling, Jobn- | City, Kidd, New York; Thos B smith, Bowman, Rond- and the Seif same Spint jor the good of the whole Uhion, After remarks by Rev. Dr, Anderson on , ,Steuabup George Washington, Whitehead, Portlant— {Cons wastiing the man irom the wheel aud kUOCKINg | son, United States. : : |) Outsz acct i : body, and that, by the mutual care of each for the | «yission Work,” and of Rev. J. F. flder on “Mig. | CHR a Seaman, | yo ones wright & | Several other articles about deck to pieces. Tikeaws, Oct I~Cleared, barks Cardenas, Sundbere, | ° Cieared—Sehr Galena, Silva, St Michaels (and aalied).| other, we may all come into the perfect stature of sion Unapel Building,” the meeting adjourned, | cot!? Staua Br), et | ete Eine Waruns (Br), Morrissey, from Liverpool for | New York via Progresso; Emma G seammelt (Br), Web: | Sailed—Sehr M Vawar Jr Winchester) Albany, men in Christ Jesus. But allo: these would be of Bee SUNS ans | “Snip Kaward Percy (Br), Stewart, Liverpool—Chas L | Galveston, with salt, which went ashore near San Lois | PQ Bi TGhn NE any mel Kane SRINearOR | NEAR aD ne Dae 2 ao EE Pche A) Ae ey Memeat mo avail without charity, which Is the bond of | | Wright & Co. Pass, at the west end of the island, some weeks since, har Aog pnatown (Br). Kent for x i GWU RY. wf periection. | OB:TUARY Bark Forsete (Nor), Christiansen, Mull, E—Tetens & | hasticen zotten atloat, and was towed into Galveston, Pees aT ATE re GEL SCE ST tt aT i A AD reali edge eat . pockinann. October 2, by the steamtug Buckthorn. ‘The spars au Smith AD Me- | Grace, Fhilad ° : } ‘The Bishop urged the Importance of prayer in | Bocktanu, nt Gop, Thue, Rotterdam—Tetens & | sicingo the Vowel bad been vent down tid taken om | lone M. Knowles, Dow. tor Boston, do, and others, un T NEWPORT, Oct 8--Arrived, sch Eliza Hamilton, Coleg, the deliverations of this Council, ge gees ofthe | ans | aAeemenn: . % berore she was floated, The steam pamp which ison | moe Oct 3—Arrived, sehr JT Hibbard (Br), Mille: Warren for be yt oe a Westie Seine ae rivileges which belong to prayer. He then re- | a ™M. ,D.D. kinano. be ere a 2 , af x few York. | 6th—Arrived, Geo Hotenkiss, Doyle, Hoboken for rivileges whieh belong to prayer. He then re- | Rev. Thomas M. Eddy, Hark Urono (Nor), Bjonness, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye | board keeps the vessel tree of water without diculty. | Nev York palmer (yacht), New York. jira : , v ’ 5 bishops number Almost in the vigor and prime of life, at an & Vo. iS ons | 1, BRIG Erxa (Br), from StJohn for Matanzas (with Jum- | [vagua, Sept 13—In port brig Edith (Br), Miller, from | — sailed—sohrs Fakir, Watson, New York; Elm Clty, Winch the sun never sets; whose bishops be! ‘ d t the Rev. Dr, | , Bark Stlernen (Nor), Gutterman, Amsterdam—Tetens | per), was abandoned cept 12, in lat #6 40 lon 52 20; crew | Kingston, Ja, via Port au Prince (in quarantine for 10 | Kidd, Newburg tor New Bedtord: E H Clark, Fengar, 160 and whose communicants are numbered vy early hour yesterday morning, the Rey. Dr. | g¢ UN at Tetens & Bock , Siv8l BY Bark Llecta and transferred to bark Ophir, tor | days with two cases of sinall pox on howrd), Hoboken for Wareham; Sarah Jane, Long, New York. millions, The prayers ot such a branch of Corist’8 ‘Thomas M. Eddy, one of the most able and elo- st Olaf (Nor), Lund, Lisbon—Tetens & Bock- | Savannah. The vessel was insured tor $3,W00; cargo tor | ““Ltvenvoon, Ns, Sept 29—Arrives, brig Wolfville (Br), | Kliza Hamilton, Cole, Warren tor do. mann. Church, he remarked, cannot fail to be answered: | quent ministers in the Methodist Episcopal | Bark Alert (Nor), Jonassea, Lisbon—Tetens & Bock- Bartling, New York. RWICH, Oct 6—Arrived, schr Trimmad, Albany. . | | rovided only we ask according to the will of God. Scnr J. Crark, of Providence, at Fall River from Phil- | Matanzas, Oct 1—Arrived, brig Sarah, Carter, St. Jago Sailed—schr Lady Emma, New York, Roe Bishop Moped for another Lambeth Conierence Church, died at his residence in this city, in the =™BNO 40. Br), Firth, Hamilton (Bermuda)—Middieton adelphis. has bean got off the rock, pumped out, and | (and sa 3d for Cardenas 3 | NEW HAVEN, Oct 7—Artived, sloop Emily, Dewicks and for the uuity of the Churcn. And letus, le qity-second year of bis age. AS @ preacher,a atone will go on the marine railway for repairs. Ree eo aoe EAM ad Meters reaiacirage’ | cbaliade eahe rm iivioroesieys Oetennea mosey aeee said, be like minded, andi in anything we difter — platiorm speaker, debater and editor, ne had \ out Alma (Ger), Tobias, Galveston—Fuuch, Edye & Scur Saran, Varnum, from Bangor for Boston, put into | zant (Br), Dexter, Dublin (and cleared 29th tor Sandy PORTLAND (Oregon), Sept 29—Saule , the Marianne,. . Herring Gut Ist inst, leaking 1000 strokes per hour; ob- rig Pola (Ital), Fonda, Beyrout (Syria)—Slocovich & | ligedto haul out on railway for repairs; found the ‘leak im garboard seam. All ready tor sea again. Scur Getryssura, which sunk in the late storm at God shall reveal even tis unto us. | ORGANIZATION OF THE CONVENTION, | Jew equals and no superiors. He had nearly com- After a brief recess the Secretary of the last | pleted thirty-two years of ministerial life, he hav- General Convention, Dr. W. S Ferry, called tue P hbtaledd 4 Hook). tor Cork. PORT ROYAL, SC, Oct 7—Arrived, steamship Vicks+ e burg. Rudolph, Fernandin PHILAD, LPHIA, Oct Arrived, steamships Tous~ Port av Prixer, Sept 24—In port schr Two Marys (Br), Thomas, for Miragoane, to load for Boston. Point A Perak, Guat, Sept 17. ort, bark Josephine Co Brig Christina (Br), Thompson, Cienfuegos—Jova, & Co. tug joined the Indiana Conference in 1842, and for | Co. ay Charleston, stlil lies at Marsh’s whart submerged. The Br), McFarland, from New York, disg; brig Chref (Br), | wand: Wiltbank, Savannah: Harrisburg, ett, eee Aten aire ered naithees | twelvelyearshisiparforaicd;the| Gudlesiotian itinere dll queer oe, Peseats eames Ne Witoa dredge Jousphine was iving beside her, and was to make ie fe, Martins to load for US; seur kvadue, tor New | Boston: Floridi Crocker. Frovidence’ and cleared fa sft oe ‘she = ‘ netforton the 4th inst to rai er wil @ aid of | York in two day: | do); Virginia, Hunt “harlesto! ir samen, ue Geaared ae pone i seer ee ina oe ant minister in the West. In 184 he was chosen | Schr Rubina (Br), Secord, AtJohn, NB—PI Nevius & | Yowermi pumps. | Quanmc, Oct 2-Cleared, steamship Circassian (Br)¥| Recs Demurara; Kouenk. Peters, Boston belie Stial Mae eT ee Cone ation ets chen unane | agent of the American Bible Society, which posi- | “chr Wm Jones, Rovinsan, Pensacola—S Lond & Co. | Scnu Wave, bound to. North Carolina. previously req | W2ilG. Lanenhecke ea One umom) SUC n bere rnnenn eon iie an Weeduenuy neuttied, |. BT JouNs, NF, Sept 2l—Arrived, brig Orloff (Br), Belfon- | gilder, Fall River: We Wind, Tracey, do (and cleare i chr Windward, Libby, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ray. | ported on fire at Norfolk, was 0 1, ¢ mously chosen President o! this Convention. on | tion he held for one year, when he was chosen | Bent Jounson, Norfolk, Va— | after about one-halt the cargo was taken out.” The crew | tain, New York. for do); Kate Rommell, Corson, Pawtucket; J H} Taking the chair he tanked his brethren for this | promaing Elder of the Indianapouls district. In | Rettig; tes Vouneem Jonnsom, Norfolk, Yataaie | Wert endeavoring to lish up-soine of tie dry goods irom | _,ST/0HN. Nit Oct 2—Cleared, ship Geo A Hott (Br). Nor Hosta; samuel 0 Hart’ Kelly ew expression of their confidence in nim, bat he é ot {the North | chr sea Lark, Pike, Boston—Jed Frye & Co. cases on the Sth. which euneared pretty well scorched | Mi onoetie AO Sept 2%—arrivea, ship Niagara (Br), | hurton, Frealhnnar hi AIeod: had hoped that this duty would be placed on the | 1857 he was elected editor of the Northwestern | Schr Palma, ‘Wicks, Warcaum, Mass—Ferguson & about the ends of the webs. The damage sustained will | poy rg" Sun Francisco. it : Giarenéet How: Weliticet; ittakery ‘arl, and Elwo oran, Jarvis. Gardiner, Me; Helen, i | cousiderable. i shoulders of some younger man, but he yielded to | Christian Advocate, which, under bis able manage- | Wood. i be cons! | | the judgment of his brethren. “We bave come to igtineeny tn favors AUmerieaN Ol apieh ise ee ae ee | Scar War Eacte, France, at Bath Oct 5 from Boston, Per Sreansrip Russia.) P, Jones, Portland; Louis Welsh, Carver, New York 4 . at ment, rapidly g! . le | ing Co. ut into Booth bay for repairs, having touched lighuy 1OON, it 21— ors, Ne . D st er, Phin Vine: Havet conier,” he said, ‘on very momentous interests of vi Davis, Wilmington, Del—A Abbot. p Ancona, Sept 21—Arrived, Atlas, Powers, New York. hn Cadwalader, Phinney, Vineyard “Haven (an Christ's Church; to remove obstacles to its prog- | articles from bis pen on infanticide were | Steamer Hesper. Diath Wi wevames tung, | O” We Sugar Loaves on her passage. Salled from Flushing Koads 23d, Three Brothers, Kd- | cleared for, Kdgar own) H_ Naylor, Fisher, News Fess in this {and if there are any in the Way, and punished in all the leading papera) | Scun Axare Eira, Lyons, from Wilmfagton, NO, for | wards, America. ; | buryport; EF Cabada, Swain, Provitence; Jesie, Wil Avance ti wermay. meeoneH a RIVALS. : Philadelphia, which went ashore at Beawort, ant was | _Brouwsnstaven, Sept 2—Arrived, Enterprise I, Mul- | son, Connelly, Norwich (and cleared do); Paul to provide jor its advance i Se Bee tO of this country and of England, and = «+ AR | subsequently got off, reported not much damaged, put | der, New York. | Keler, King, Newport (and cleared ‘for do) gz then, brethren, that this holy city of our God ree * 2 fe into Nortolk, Oct 5iu a leaky condition. BREMERMAVEN, Sept 22—Safled, Frankfurt (s), Von Bu- | Alassa, Townsend, Wilmington, Del; Isaac L Clark; ceives no detriment. Inspiring as is this duty, it caused a stir in medical and ministerial circles. ‘ STEAMY. | : f low, New Orleais (and cleared from Huvre 24th). Lake, ‘Weymouth; Jas H Moore, Barrett; Annie Belt tails for oharity, love to God and to men, true love | He devoted nearly tweive years tv editorial work, | REPORTED BY THE HERALD SteAN YACKES AND oor Many Cuey, of Mysti¢, went ashore near Stony. | °Cixpirr, sept 24—Arrived, Edmund, Jordan, Bremnen. Hyer, Betts; and C F Page, Grace, Boston; J G Babeock, te ken teachers of the truth. a8 Well as to Whel in 1808 he re-entered the pastorate in Balti- Lo a a i ae brook, Tl, might of 2th ult, Where she now lies, Avis | gajled 24th, Rocklight, Evans, Buehos Ayres; Einina, | Sinith, do (and cleared tor do); Cyrus Hall’ Howes, Ken= ve hepiag Se ee ears ncn enee”! | incre, and under his care the fine Mount Vernon | Sicamslty Rumia (30), Oook, Lirerpon Bape 2 and | expeowed she may be got On ; | Liswell, Rio Janeiro. | nebec'River: Caroline Young, Young, Gambridgeport hose Who are 11s ablest defenders. Lam sure,” | irs wue nat city was projected, He was | Qucenstown 27th, with mdse ana 24 passengers to No2vou, Oct 5—Capt Shelley, who arrived here San- | ‘Croxsrapt, Sept 9—Arrived, Silentum, Oberg, New | (and cleared for. do); Virginia L Hickman, Kimmery once tg oer Regge Avec or elgg ay eet CM tro} hure’ Ww ree as ui 28 43, sone bark Cam- | day morning trom Baltimore. réporis having passed hear | York; Azow, Ommundsen, do; 2th, Joban, Nystrom, | Providence (and cleared for Portland); James Alderdice’ looking to God’ jor aiscretion, May the Spirit Fee eran a inelerais ep sungen Det 4, iar 4213, lon 4 5,4 Domia- Sandy ‘Point w schooner capsized and keel completely | Philadelphia. : | Rockhill, Fell River (and cleared for Providence). = guide, strengthen aud sustain yoo in all your * ip City Ol Merida, ‘Timmerman, Havana Oct | UP. She sppsared to have gone over with all salle sei Capiz, Sept 17—Sailed, Dapbhe, Copeland, Gloucester, | - Cleared—Steamships Ohio, Morrison, Liverpool and Conlerence in Brooklyn. In 1872 he was chosen cted Secre- One of the Secretaries of the Missionary Society of illiams, of the Methodist Episcopal Churen, Wuose headquar- | Mass, Queenstown: Aries, Whelden, Boston; Experiment, MAGEN, Sept 22—Passed, Trelawny, Egri, from Ford, Providence; ‘schrs Rhoda B Taylor, Garainer, rs tor fin. . Rockford; & Tilton, Hearn, Mobile; J D Ingraham, re work. The Rev. Dr. Perry was then re-e tidse and passeng?: to F Alexandre & Sons. pot he ascertained, but it is thought ci d steamsiip, Champion, | Rave been all save} ene Tt encene sore We tralee tary and he subsequently chose Dr. are aE : arleston: sume date, lai $9 3% lou é41 “The scr Controller, Captain Lloyd, loaded with Conusxa. yept24—Arrived, St Lonis (), Reid, Liver- Nicwerson, Pawtucser; Lady Ellen, Somers, Providence Georgia, assistant. Seet tee ereaks chan estan fhe, nls wen catia Morro Castle, euce tor Uavana. °° 4 | lasses, went oshore at Henry Bayand'is a total wreck. pool and left ior Havana atid Sew Orleans. | Bred‘smith, smith, hangory Edith’. Lverinan, Corsons THE RULES OF ORDER ay ee otee! uw eteat teal and to tek Arsen ke een: | Sed Cements So WE Gisde & Go. Bad aieeng | Coeur wer ree, Caucurta, Sept 4—Sailed, Hoyal George, Brown, New and Carcline Kienz'e. Dilks, Boston; LH sharp, Webb, in force at the last Convention were then tempo. | 0D to travel a grea! Pe tee hee ees | od ee ate Deen “ eines 3 1, NH, Oct 6—Sehr Jane, of this port, was | York. | Providence: Lida Babcock, ‘Bower, Charlestown; BE @ sa Tarily adopted, aud the amended rules provided {erences and large gatherings of people, Otten in | N& winds the witire p tthe shoals on sunday, aud had her bow. | , CORK, Sept 22—Arrived, David Bozzo, New York; 2th, | Willard, Forbes, Portland; RB T Carlisle, Smith, Ports Faircloth, Savannah Oct 3, ; 7 ‘ Steamship Mortgom h x ary | er by the last Convention to be acted ou by this was | ‘Ne open air, Qveriaxed in mind aud body he re | | iii Gg Gussengers to R Lowden. sprit carried away, | Toni C, Caitarinich, do. i : mou! made the special order for noon to-day. turned hither irom the West on the ist inst and | Wott sun Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah Oct3, | | Sutravitpixa—At Thomaston, Messrs Creighton, Mills | pit\ia Sept l7—Arcived, Bury, Hopkins, Vemice; 13th, |S hea tpuareenas ‘A reception to the bishops and deputies, in the Was Immediately prostrated with a bllious attack. | with mdse and passengers to W 2 Garrison, Bible ona ab eunonaers jor Saturday evening YD Sunday last he was so low the Sacrament of Steamship Mediator, Smith, Port al Oct 4, with next. ater which the Convention adjourned until | the Lord's Supper was administered to him by Dr. | cotton to KP Gilkey. : is A Chapnian, of Si. Paul’s courcau, and on Monday teamship Keguldvor, Jones, Wiimington, NC, 3 days & Co Will be ready ‘0 launch their ine ship Ina week or | td sdward O'wrien will Isuneh his «hip ina few | palled Ssth arch Druid ¢ ro'Brien’s ship is named the Eleda, and will be | zajutts B* Capt Frank Mehan, Stinson, Gerry &€ Cohave | Hondon moline McLain. from Quincy Point, and several unknown se rh ports, this AMS schrs 85 Hudson, & & LM 8 Brooks, and Lehman Blew, from do; © from Provi- oon, 4. to-ar died morning Bishop Janes, who was at his bedside, | With naval stores de ty WE Clyde deo 1 | w bark in rime. | trepid, simmons, Hamburg for dence; Marietta ‘Swelina id: Gustil Tv CaURCH CONGRESS seut a request to the Preachers’ meeting that | pool t\ Jays with mdse tod W Elwell & Con Notice to Mariners. | ,Buxarma, sept 2—salled, Kate Yowell, Hammond, | Wilson, from Quiney Point and George F Ferguson, from ‘HE UR . prayer be ollered to God lor him. At five o'clock Phin Forest (of Windsor, Ns), Armstrong, Bremen 50 | Wasninaton, Oct 7—Notice is given by the Light House | Bgsion. ; 7 | Pan i prim that evening he vegan to sink Fapily, and at four | days,in ballast lo Snow & ‘burgés; wancuored at sandy | Board that a spile platiorm is being buiit to wid in the sau Gente Arrived: Wengnaly: Roches Vana Haeen cory eae arena ion Race ee o'clock yesterday morning he died. His loss will | Hooktor orders. H. son eel construction of a light house on ship Join Shoal. it | “Cleared 26th, Don Insto, Bennett, New Orleans: Helen | Harris, tor Boston’ and sehr Abbott Devereaux, for As Conclading Session of the Protestant pe mourned by the entire Cuurcn which he loved ap ae Gen. perms lamburg.6) days, in may be abou 5 moos by, A ana ae c pd magne | Marion, Mundy, Kydney, CF, pinwail, passed down this AM {n tow. Two sclirs below " erved r acl alla-t to Funch, Edve & Co. house and in abouts feet of water at low tide. en ‘we ents i a Episcopal Congress—The Mecting im and served sy well. His funeral will take place Mots Mocuedulen Nor, Falch, Liverpool, 45 days, in the weather will permit it will be marked by ared light. | prise ne tor ster vs oranda, Christofersen, | WEATINg UP. un, schrs Ethan Allen and Delmont, from: Association Hall. j rom St. Paul’s church on Friday alternoon. ballast to order, bound to PUlladeiphia, ‘anchored at | As the. lisht cannot always be depended on vessels f 7 3 | E iS MEMORY IN THE ROCK IV Sandy Hook tor orders. should keep in the main sl chann The concluding session of the United States | — si ag ‘Bark Tavreko diab, Lauro, London «9 days, with | * Alo, haba ap of stones iy about being placed on % : Spisc ‘ chalk to order. the lower end of Cross Ledge Shoal, to serve as a toun- pata in ioscan adil cipleel Mato Il, Oct. 7, 1874. Bark Irene (Nor, Jorgensen, Galway £0 days. in bal: | dation for a ligthhouse. It is about one and a half wiles wi ssocia 7, a * > 4 Le e a s G ve [vy e ay tise sain Y Conterence, in session here, Was profoundly stirred | Bark Gio Bono 8 (Ital, Chiesa, Limerick 46 days, in | lighthouse 1s completed this will be a dangerous obstr large attendance, the hail was well filed. Dr. A. H, | ballast to A FP Agresta. tion, and panting vessels should theretore keep well ie rived in the roads 2th, Madura, from New York tor | Portland; Estelle, Day, Lottie Lee and Abby L’ Dow, Stettin (and axchored). from Boston: Rolina, Crow, Jonesport. FaMourn, Sept 4—Arrived, Fortunato, Bozzetto, New | _ Fassed down, steamship Aries, ier Boston; bark Happy York Home (Br), for Dublin; brig #ram_(Nor), for Gibraltar; ' 4 schr Georgiana F Geary, tor Key West, Ship schaldis (Belg), for Antwerp, anchored off here avant, Sept 19—Passed, Arizona, Conant, from and remains tor Philadelphia, Revenue steamer Hamilton passed down on a ernise, 4Gow, Sent 23—Mignon, Soule, Campana; 26th, State | Schr Oliver Dyer, {rom Saco, Me, arrived this PM. 4 26th, Tecumseh, Bennett (from Rangoon), Brem- | to-day when Bishop Bowman announced the death ""Zark Kodolfo Danovaro (Ital), Podesta, Waterford 43 toward the middle of the wain ship channel. sigan olf r . . | da’ (si, B ew York. | Lewts, Del, Oct 74 M—Notiling' from off shore’ thie. Vinton occupied the chair. The session was | of yp phomas M. Eddy. The Conference isone of the , days, in ballast to Ab Agresta. | = umn SeptitAtrived. Golconda, Lord, Cette. AM” '®' few schrs only remuins Bark Guiseppe Pros. opened by the singing of the hymn commencing | largest in the West, and was Dr. Eday’s home for cee a eae we wann, Antwerp (9days, with | ee ee osaie oeieinee “1 16th, Hedvig, Warnken, New York. | (tui), Galatola, trom London, passed in last ni ne sdigye Tag Hingdom,Lard,”'and the usual Arm) vwetye years. All the older members bore. Atrong.|. (Bare Couguestatore (te), Lauro, Antwerp 4S.deye i) | The Master Attendant of Binrancrs Bas given noise ungLovowrsne, Sept —Satled, Idun, Falk, South Caro: | | y, pig walnga, in ballast, irom Weston, arrived ay with mdse to Funch, kdye & Co, that on the 5th of May, 1874, the following alteration ararient Sept 21— . M | noon. i : of prayer. personal attachments to him, and his sudden | “Hare Apotheker Diesiig (Ger', Segelbarth, Rotterdam | was mad? in the light at one Fathom Bank, viz. +— TR EThe, Sent B—Arrtved,, Rengenyed. COPA, | PET ia eth us sockesived) wntiel tos Vale, Geiw The Rev. Dr. WILSON read a paper on “The Mu- tua! Christian Obligations of Capital and Labor.” 53 days, in ballast to J W Schmidt & C; | Bark Norsk Veritas (Nor), Isaacs | M. Reid, one of the missionary secretaries, was | in bajlast to Tetens & Bockman. Js auchored In Graves- The Lght veseel moored off One Fathom Bank was |” Genoa, sept 23—Arrived, Italia (s), Craig, Glasgow. removed, and that from @ screw iron pile lighttower | Hawa ory, Dividing Creek, Md, for Yarmouth; A L Cutler, pt 22—Arvived, Schiller (8), Thomas, New | Smith, Philadelphia; steamers George Cromwell, Bacon, which has been placed on the bank in 15 teet water, baif | york: Hamcnois, is), Voss, do; 24th, Zouave, Howell. | and Chesapeake, Mangum, New York. ys death made an impression seldom seen. Dr. John Rotterdam 48 4. the ground swell was God, wuo would bring ail The Rock Kiver Annual Conference received the truth to the euriace, (Cheers,) He sketched | intelligence of the death of our loved and hono: what the organic unity of the Church means. In | brother, br. Eddy, with tears and signs of universal sor- | sure of the Engilah Chure’ | row. Prayer the structure of the Lngilsh Church there wa8 & | We'profoundiy aympathize with you in this unmew basis for unico. This Church was Protestant to | sorrow, and commend you to God's supporting grac | Jacksonville. StJolin; 2th, England (), fhompsom, New York nd entered out tor do). Bailed 24th, Col Adama, Williams, Callao; Rowantree. J satterthwaite, Wolfe, Philadelphia; James A Parsons, Young, do; Wm Whitehead, litus, Poughkeep- sie; Bertha, Conover: Game Cock, Quiniey ward Cunningham, Galveston: Sciota, Mitchell, New Urieans, | Wootten, Young, and Wm 0 Irish, Terrill, New York; Va: A sandberg, Hansen, | Franklin, Young. Greenport. Wentworth, Robbins, Gaivestop; Van: | Arrived 6th, 6 P M, steamers Wm Kennedy, Foster, NORTH SEA—RIVER ENS—INTENDED REVOLVING FLASH LIGHT NORDERNEY ISLAND. Brig Mozart (Ger), Fietchens. Rio Janeiro 44 days, ch. Kdye & Co. Pup os wich coffee to © G Ramsey; sel to PAPER BY DB, WASHBURNE, Tesent, and was the first to break the silence, end bay for orders. | a mile 8 by E trom the position previously occupied by | Rangoon, Cleared—Bark Ocean Peari (new, of Portland, 457 tons), | Biers | Bark 11 Vero ({tal), Di Martino, Marseilles 1 days, in | the light vessel, a light was exhibited. ts Wictorla. Warren X " i Ao Dr. WASHBUENE read the first paper on the sub- , He feared this blow; he knew that his colleague Datlast to Slocovien & Go. » The light is a revolving white light, attaining its great- Sailed 22a, Victoria, Warren, New Orleans, Henley, Cardenas. . fect of the evening, “The Relation of this Churea | Was Working too baid; but Dr. Eddy was the lust ‘risk Lonlaa Malco (ot Southampton), Robertson, | est brillzane every munaues {tio elevated, GL Mie above io ee ee | Lorena, Mstols Matausas, Dre Hila Full York: bared d ood 5 uigue 9) das ith nitrate of soda to Charles Luling the level of the sea, and in clear weather shor 2 seen, 4 v 7 i ‘ of Mies: to osner Christian Bodies.” He said he hatied the , MEMORIAL SERVICE | ato “Passed Cape Horn Aug 8; crossed the Equator | fromadistance of iS iniles | ptikivoxt, Sevt M—Arrived, Vokjola, Maselin, Balti pioutsoon 4 Oct S Arrived, senre Williaa Hitt, Conference as @ good omen for all the tokens of Was ordered for to-morrow, wheu Dr. Hitchcock, | Sept4 tn lon %o 42 * | The light tower 19 painted in belts of lead and slate | "iGiynman, sept 4—Sailed, Richard IL, Hubbard¢from | PROVIDENCE, Oct b—Arrived, schrs K © Rankin, Bishop Bowman anf Dr. Reid will deliver ad- ark Thos Pope, Alexander, Gaboon, WCA, Aug 9,with | color. Liverpool), Charlesion. | Hatl, Osborne's "Landing, Va; Walter Patmer, Vale, Gesires for unity. His preferences were jor Prot- | dresses, ‘This wili be an important meeting. The | Mise to Yates & Porterfield. Crossed the Eauater Soptad, | Fontion, lat 2 62 8 N. ton 20050 2 5. | “Xrelvew 25th, Rowantree, Cunningham, Liverpool for | Philadelphia: Ehas Moss, Bishop, Port Johnson; Wm estantism. bat he was quite sure that underneath | sollowin s tto Mrs. Eday: 8. | in lon 32; had good weather ail “he vassage: Oct 4 lat | A red buoy ismoored in 1¢ feet at the northend of | Galveston. 4 if | Burden, Adams, Newburg. ™ 4 | following was sent to Mrs. Eddy :— | 36, lon 73 28 spoke schr Jas A Brown, irom Boston for | One Fathom bank, | “Livexroon, Sept %—Arrived, Assyria (s), Donaldson, | — Sailed, schrs Jolin D Williams, Pleree, Georgetown, | | | ‘as offered for yourself and children, | — Brig Princess Beatrice (of Sydne Simmons, Voius | ‘The German government has given notice that from red | & Petre (Guad) 19 days, with sugar, &c, to A Vatable & | the Ist day of October, 1874, a light will be exbivited | Son, Has been 7days north of Hatteras, with N and Nis | from a lighthouse recently erected on Norderney Island, Amanda, Seliultze, Richino New York : 251 He then proceeded to examine the Anglo-Catholic » Passed Gibraltar sept 9 theory, which, he said, nad been the growth of tue | ‘THe above named gentleman, jately of the house | FAStA Ratna ‘Arey, Huatan 19 days, with cocoanuts to last forty years, and which Was enuly working in of Hoyt and Gardnez, of New York, and for many | BJ Wenberg. the first order, 3 v ‘The helet of the Hghtbouse trom base to the top of the | giOON: Sept #—Entered out, Waterloo, Taylor, New lantern is 175 feet. ker, New York; bark J 8 Pontoppidan (Wan), Peter- tne core, Dut it Kept the episcopate, the rich lit- 3 BLES A. FOW. vinds. J @) ce of the River Ems. * . ’ arg? and ite jorm of creeds. Wot a ktace Could 'é | SHARRES Avrnn® eK committee, | “Brig Samara (of Prince Hdward’s Island), Stewart, St |" fis light will be @ revolving white light, showing a | FLAT, Mickell, Key West; 26in, Kenilworth (@), Prowse, | Baltimore. coy oo 5 saitea, schrs Mary Price, New- found of the Anglo-Vatholic system, He traced | EZRA M. BARRING, § Jouns, NF, 12 days, with fish and oi, w RP Currie | flash atintervals of 10 seconds, elevated 195 feet above |” Cleared 25th, Adriatic, Ross, Southwest Pass. love, Philadeipliia; Salmon Washburn, Hathaway. New’ ac 1 nh id Me ry ! the growtn of ecclesiastical opinion through ae | # sede Daring (of Salcombe), Pepperell, Denia s2days, | UE DM clear weather should be piinteres out 24th, France \w), Alliree, Boston; 25th, York. yaad Gail VEC Ancol ice Ls Pp aor the first’ ages of Christianity in Engiand. James Gardner. | with “irult to Develin & Hose; vessel io Gi Buley: | ‘The iluminating apparatus 1s dioptric or by lenses of | Kew York; Sansparcil, Pury; Southwest Pass, °°" | RICHMOND: Oct 5—arrived. Se aT OIA Trainin, | 1 |. Baltimore, to load tor Rio Janeiro; schra W F Gree! rt 5 Sailed from Gravesend 24h, Ann & Mary, Tisseyman, | Tracy, Windsor, Ns; Lizzie Major, Garrick, do; Hattio its own sloW Was throogh ritualiem to@ knowledge | years a newspaper editor and proprietor in| Schr RH kirk, Johnson, Virginia ‘The base of the lighthouse ts 38 feet above high water. | New Orleans (and auchored at Deal 25th), Coombs, Melville, Rockland. Of its own errors, Instead of making the English Georgia, died in Augusta, Ga., yesterday, aged Schr Ay Hentley, Wulllams, Virginia. 1ghojition as given, lat 6b deg 42 tnin 49.se¢ N. lon, 7deg | © Lonponnunay, rept 2—Arrived, Wave King, Corbett, | | stiled—Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, Rio Janeiro; schr Chureh a living Cvurc 1t bound it indisKolubly to sixty-two years. ERE veean Callen. Callsheuscrpetown. DC, Spy command of their lordships. Baltimore. Richard Hill, Smith, New York. She past. It Was the iatal drut of these minds - | Schr E-K Wilson, Glover, Suow Hill, Md? FREDE. J. VANS, Hydrographer, | y2=2u0Rm Sent O—Arrived. Daisy Boynton, Appleby, | | ROCKLAND, Oct «arrived, schire Frima Downs. New that they were red in ecciesiastical followers In- DARING BANK ROBBERY. | Sloop Fowler, Brenton, Virginia. Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, London, Sept li, 17a | NOUGAT Sin Woodiands Vulcnuing: New York; Saran | “sanled sth sche ida Hudson, Kennistone stead of the race ot hinkers, Th ene tneory : | “ Passed Through Hell Gate, Whalemen B, Townsend, do. Hi SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 29—Arrived, I 44 Andes (Br), Uke the Roman, worshipped one age in ite Cath: Shortly after twelve o’clock, noon, yesterday, a BOUND SOUT: He Mertvea ae ar Baneiz pack Pores (Oh), BL, Masons, Sept 23—Sailed, Hermann Hellmrich, Oste- | Brumell, Sunderiand; 1 L Richardson, Anderson, Rio Ucity. The Nicene symbol stands tor only o well dressed young man entered the Manufac- | | Steamship Achusnet, Rector, New Bedford for New | ee eM nae Smith, | reich, Wilmington. Janeiro; barks Vale of Nith, Westray, Liverpool; Battle stage Of doctrinal opiiivn. All the theology of the Protestant ¢ . York WiL0 Indse ana passe. burch. embracing toe ethical and | turers’ National Bank on Broadway, near Second Bare Lothar (Br), Brown, Port Caledo: ‘with 100 bbls up and 1000 do wn oil, Malaga, rept 12—Arrived, Nornet, Hopkins, Belfast, | Axe, Craig, Glasgow, via Limiask; Ione, Hutton, Ne pailed trom Yo 26th, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Baker, of Me; I4th, Rachel Jones, Jones, Seuiny Dorchester, iar castle, NAW, pid) a, CB, for | Dartmouth, to cruise. . it 1S s C e 5 E = a P :, New York, 8, With coal to Geo H Bre esse! | mr 9 rison, do; 17th, Columbia (s), Dixon, do. Cleared—Ship John Reunite (Br), Nicholson, Cork. Be ee Retin CEE, ouraide of the age | street, Brooklyn, E. D., and while a confederate | Sey fail Gays with coal Geo Br vessel to | (Ato sept 12, barks Grace Marks, Seymour, and Selah, | ” Newrour, sept M—Salled, Clara i McGilvery, Walmutt, | Uct7—Arrived. steamship, Montana, from Panama; Ian who made tke map of the world with the ¢™gaged the cashier In conversation he Jumped up | | Bark seo Moon (ew), Mystic for New York, in valiast | ‘in Panama Bay Sept ts, Chil barks Mary, Kelly, Val- | PUfsjuea Sept 19-—Sailed, Helios, Borgwardt, Wilming- | “'suitedeteamstip Constication, for Panama. Celestial Bmpire in the centre and ail the other on the counter and reaching over the railing | der ttner stoni for New York, | PAMHISO, SH hpbk; 2d, Charles & Edward, vtigas, JO, 100 | ton! See Ne Ut. Teartived,. seamstip Frederico (Sp), Ha’ countries in the corners. (Cheers) The tre gnatehed a package of greenbacks and, jumping | Brig Keporter, “icant irom, of Emeralda, in Sept, Chil barks Pesca- | ,,,k%4R% Sept 24-Sailed, s F Hersey, Bastinan, Monte. | (8p). Havana; ship I Magnolia, lowe, yder, Bangor for New Yor: Chareb believes in the visible kingcom 0! God, Its ber to Wilson Godire ‘ship Preston (Br), North, Liverpook scanty Magh New York. with jum- New Yor! ‘alled—Schrs Perine, Shefleld, and Susan E Nash, estant bodies 48 tuat oj 4 learner aud a teacher. Bertaux. | | | z ‘ i 7 > | . Chaso, 1300 hpbk: Mariposa, doing well. ‘ k R unity les in the worship of an incarnate Gou, | 40W% started bitte ead the oe He was seen, | *Grig Adeline Kichardson, Platt, Pirtston, Me, tor New | habs hawic Clack oud'd' Demth tacos and tate of leh eeineee Font 6 fatlod, Pape di Rossi, Ros, Bil- | Fd Rn deh sche Alice t Boardman, Boyd, ‘ihe Rev. E. Powis, of Wisconsin, read the see- however, and a cry of “stop thie!” was raised im- | York, with ive to Holyoke dito. || | | banque Selah, of Panaina, came passengers in steamer | 'Loienawpron, Sept 25-—Arrived, Nurnberg (s), Jaeger, | StUNINGTON, Oct S—Arrived, schrs John Wright, ond,paper, on which he deait with te relation | mediately. The cashier, Mr. T. C. Disbrow, and | with ish toved frye A Cort Ne Yorks | Henty Chauncey, and arrived in New Bedford oth inst. | Bremerhaven for Baltimore. : | | Bore sounee ABs, Brows Hoboxet: alte, Soak ) dh c 0 ‘Obs ‘ “( NS. for XN i a 1 2 i 0 of the Protestaat Episcopal Church to other Prot- | nis prother ran after the thief, who crossed Broad- ria, Ford, Windsor, NS, for New York, 12 | witl return and take cturge ot her again and proceed on | ySWiX=MUxDR.cept 22—Sailed, American Lloyds, Park, | hart, New York for Boston, | TT =. with plaster to 0 i haling voyage. They report the death from fever, : ‘ % G, CU ns $i way to Third street, and entering a liquor saloon) ““Si'Nu ase, Norton, Windsor, NS, for New Yor a whaling Be. y Tepe 7 er, | | srertin, Sept 2l—Arrived, 8 Suppicich, Plagens, New | Nash, New York. tne eT Siesta Ge Riticopsl Charek tas mat | ou the corner passed out at & side door only to be | eaars, with plaster to WBertaux,’ VOT NeW York | abomt @ month since, iat ¥anams, of Charles Heath, | york aud, Forians, Moreh; do. i — THNANTS Haitnon, oct S-arrived, ache Linate Carr, detinea tt@ relation to other churcbes, The time | caught, however, by Mr. Heury Disbrow, who | scar ? Kelley, Sand Hiver, NS, for NewYork | “Capt Tripp of the Hawallan trading schooner Vic- | falled ath. Panny W Carri. Watking, Gundewall. | | Teal darchr Annie Jones, Joues, Philadelphia. ; 8 sept 7—I Re i eS days | sect Sie tavek One ane saee rived, ecir Frances Hatch, Green, New York. splung to John H Lewis. toria arrived at Honoluin Agg reports beii has not yet come when that definition can be held him until Officers Langridge and Short took 18 day 1 Selic Laura (br), Foster, ~t John, Ni, tor New York 14 Plover Bay. so far the season North had not be: y, and the time for legislating npon it has pot charge of him. ‘she money was found inside of | gay. o Honey & Parke! | from’ Plover Bay. | ro far the seaso! ad not been | “Xiiiy. Sept ’—Arrived, Wm M Reed, Bruce, Sailed—Sehrs John Farnham, Murphy, Poesin Rive Tuy come. ‘The preture or the Church frequently bis coat, and amounted to $483. At the station | Mie mneipen, He Oe Xm, for | Ssvormble one. | Reports sicing the following shtps UP | akyab tor orders, peed mds CW Elwell, Long. ‘New York, % drawn i that of a female More auxious about ber house he gave his name as John Rourke, aged ing to C W x | ont Trident, 1 bowhead; St George, 260 walrus; On- SETaLoe, Lids on a Mra nad d for Savannah. AUNEXARD ES aa Cetera cones wile own pedigree than the saving of souls. Thoogh thirty years, and residing at 229 Broome street, chr Laura, Brown, vinalhaven New York, with | ward, 60 bbis sowhead; Helen Mar, 180 bbis devil’ fish. So eenaon pt red for loading, Chasca, | Jace ee Riehrmond, Va. i . im a very tattered condition, a8 to modern cioth- |New York. He ts evidently an old hand at tne | stone. | The Victoria has on board 180 bbls cocoanut oil, 3500 Ibs | PtAtt, Rangoon. wv Zealand, Burmah, Wm Walton, Trikste, Sept z0—Arrived, Torina, Fairich, New York. | salled—schrs New ur Lilly Kich, Perkins, Gloucester for New York, | jyory abd 700 Ibs whalebone, ing. she al ieast Knows who she is. (Cheers and business, is well dressed, and sports a gold watch | |: Sia 7 e eae bept isaliad ate t Ty ore | eee eae Willie Lace and Flecrwing. | misses.) “Tuat picture was true once, but tt isnot and chain and diamond suirt studs. ae ee ara hill, Nantucket for New York, with | gad ten Aeee ved PUCHPLHLW Seabary from FA Har. | op ATBRFORD: OED : @ Hoy. for Syduey, | CHMPMINGTON, NU, Oct &—Cleared, sont -D B Bverett, true now. she las trimmed her lamp and done woe fish to Moon & Lamp hier. : | Fee eee eOU bis DOK ait, apd | _, Yarwovrn, TW, Sept 4—Sailed, Kate Cann, Smith drom | Hicks Aux Caves, ood apostoly work. M, ROCHEFORT'S HOTEL TROUBLES ah L Harding, Brown, Nantac ; 4 ith}, Southwest Pas WESTPORT POINT, Oct 6~Sailed, schr Natd Queen, New | sehr Tabage, Lansteld, with 600. do—both would shoruy | Portsino | error humpbacking cruises inthe Bay. The Oak caine | Silly (rom Dunkirk), sydne w York, | in having filled her casks; would procure more and pro- | yryenvoon, Rept %4—The Sully (*), from New Orleans, in, BB Chiupman, Pen- | Smith, New York. WAREHAM, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Jesse Murdoch, Christie, Georgetown DC; Harry & Ned, Chambers, New Sebr oD said that we were to re- York, with ee to master. stances under Which came tle The Domestic Pester of Political No= ,P0ht b Bvsre tre othe Rey. Dr. « member the circu plow, Rockland for 3 5 ith stone tod V Haviiand befifferences between the Protestant Episcopal . sehr lamurtine, Clack, Gloucester tor New Yor | ceed Immediately to the ground. 7 nd the «chr sarali, for Runcorn, have veen im collision; | York; Chancellor, Ferguson, do; Sth, 88 Smith, Snow, ;.Ohurch and the secessiouists, We ate to Keek to Wea tenes af ina ean cease ta te sonia Murvays ©? uoueester tor New York, with | | 4 letter trom Capt Jacob A Howland. dated Valnaraiso | fOrmer received No damaue, latter, hag bowsprit. jib: | New York, ~iewover the difterences and endeavor to obtain a —_—A Jetter from Geneva of the 224 of September to “Sehr Mary Langdon, Bennett, Rockland for New York, | fuk, with 1430 bbis sp oll, all told. » NBvarrived | boom, rai, bulwarks and sunchious carried away, and | WOOD 8 HOLE, Oct S—Salled, achr A B Hayes, Barlow, certain cullesion. the Protestant Episcopal paris, which might be headed “The Mistortunes of with lime pq order ecient ise dow 7 Spoken. had coveringboard damaged, New York. Uhureb was nor bigoted or exclusive Churou. R sebr Win Rice, ssey, Rockland for New York, with 14 American Ports. s 4 ochelort,” reads thus lime to order. What, then, Is the idea oi unity? There MUgLDe | ea eenier” bas had no inck during his |, ctf Sisk, Johnson, Machias tor New York, with tums | gat Tout vom New YOR OF Hendon, Oot 109) ALRXANDRIA, Oct b—Arrived sehr Carrie, New | . ER ee iter in the redeewsig grace ot Gods) M94 * | stay bere. He alighted, on arriving. at the Hovel Per torter, Wich PhoaEhes tor naw veel : eee QWiied—Schra Virginia, Newburyport; Mary Standish, | \ PSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFPEi- Bishop WHIFPLe waid he did not represent any de Ragaie, but atter two days, the goings abd Com | with muse anit vasensere °S | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, | Boston. fe joie Rentas UR iee acaired; ne ctarye Onl ab pRerty or any choo! in the Church. He veleved | ipgs of the Razouas, Gatilards, iather and son, schr Starlight. Blatchford, Calais for New York, with 4 BOSTON, Oct 7—Arrived steamship Samaria (Br) Bile | Cent cane ae ddvice trees “4 Leas the divisions of the Church were eaung the Arnoulds, with their long veards and siouched lumber to order. 7 py i nt — Tings, pares al pace Greyhound, ¥renoh Philadel: — ‘*"M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. hawst out of our religion. He did nold oan apod NALS, WhO took a pleasure in pestering Rochelori, | nels tunpross, Kennedy, Rockland for New York, with | Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains aro ine | Bmith Philadelphia; ‘Taylor & Mathia, Cheoseman, dou} ge toe zDINIStrY and the divine ordin bat thia ended in disgusting the master of the house, who Sob Harbinger, Parker, 2 SD¥Y FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK ; gor for New York, with | formed that by telegraphing to the Heratp London | Nellie Bowers, Spear, Weehawken. A FAMOUS REM the arrivals at and depart. | 4/0 arrived, ship Importer, Avery, Calentta; brigs Lungs, Chronic Conghs and Colds, Chest and Throat did got equal the declarat that th was ave his guest notice to quit. Nor did the travel- jamcertou WW Bureau, No 46 Fleet st d we & bride ade. ved jor ber husband wa er remain macn louger at the Hotel des bergues, senr Zule nyon, kingham, Providence fot u jesien, Gould, Smyrna; Mary E Ladd (Br), Porter, | Affections, General Devility, Loss of Strength. Flesh and man who live. 10 New York und whose name he his next place of reiuge, As the prcprietor Was New ork 3! for | ures from Buropean ports, and other ports abroad, of | Anguilla: solirs Maggio Houton, small, Baltimore; | Appetite ‘and Weakness of every description. This p eurd without jeelings of tenderness, roaching him witha serious air, Rochefort br Florence Mayo, Hall, Rocktand for New York American aud all foreign vessels trading with the | Walton, Bowen, adelphia, Surprise, Seaman, Port | famous and specitic, remedy 18 WINOHKSTER'S: never - jeelings of tenderness. 1¢ | spp! Ls h k,l understand,” said | Wii lime to Candee & Pressey 4 Johnson; Ellie, French, do; Saxon, Baton, do. | HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SODA, whieh ha: was Kowert B. Minturp, whose Jie did more good | did not allow him to speak, un tend,” se Schr Trade Wind, In: ykland for New York, | United States, the same wits be cabled to this country Below ‘coming up—Schrs Sparkiing Sed aud Mary G | been thoroughly (ested and extensively used tor ove than all the works of the organized Churen. | he, “that | trouble you here and that you vive Me | with ime to Candee & Pressey. OFKy | tree of charge and published. Collin eighteen years wita inparalieled success. Price $1 an , Cheers.) Bind prope ot the ratare is notin any | warning. At one Eoa cp entre Neatared icur chr Wim Mcloon, Haskell, Rockland for New York, So Seer Falter Steamers Williamsport and Sax0R- ea on | # Ber Donley Prepared ouly by WINCHESTER & COs, hool of chought in tee Courch of God, That di- days, but at the end of thai wuNerOUs — with lime tod K Brows, ? ' eared . Hallett, Savannah: | Chem john street, 01 ry prager will be anewered, that they all may English family arrived, and, having met the editor | schr Amelia, Terry, Providence tor New York OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Baker, Philadelphia; Gen Whitney, Hallett, New York; | —— — tee one in thee; but it will be ohe when the heart of the Lanterne on the staircase, the father said | z nr ee anethe Gate Sooeie 1) or few York, o—____— barks Hortnng Gen, Wallle, Quee 3 ARTE B8OLUTE ef bacadaed OBTAINED FROM COURTS beats IO Gemeon with tbe sivine Racthonios Of » | to tes bovemeseee, Coe man rapt Hd ise ; | Sehr A Heaton, Phinney, Boston tor Now York Axtwenr, Oct 6~Arrived, bark Auguste (Ger), Lonnies, Lucas, Halse, Cienfuegos, Maggie J Chadwick. | 7, hee farpevmnoet coving trtes coeholiee ar evel sana tified paiure. (Applause) aud immediately gave orders ior the luggage to Sour Kate Mitchell, bastman, Gardiner tor Yonkers, " i Georgetown, DC; Allen H Crown, Chase, New | Quite i FREDERIOK L KING, Dr. VINTON closed with a resum? of the work of be carried away, The master of the house rushed — ws) lumber. Philadelphia. Cape Anh; Boston, Nickerson, do; hate & Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broadway. ‘Vonierence, and said that it was said atthe | Jorward and assured tim that the objectionable sehr Aibert Clarence, Welldeet for New York, with Pot into Finshing 6th, for shelter, ship John Mann | Bonsall, do via Kennebec River. pegin.og oy himself tuat the Congress war sn ex- guest snould instantly depart, The fourth station | fish ‘o order. (Br), Brown, from London for Cardiff and New York. Arrived 6th, brig Long Reach, Percy. Philadelphia : sner 6 chr Wm B Thomas. Argold, Boston for P: le schrs Mary Cobb (not as misprinted), Humphrey, Bait eruneWs; it had how culminated in & success, was the Hotel du Lac, where he remained watt |e i doekiaal tur New York. wid tune | Batsror, Oct 7—Arrived, bark Firdar (Nor), Christian: | more; Anna Barton, Frink, Philadelphia; Pioneer, Cmaser's LIVES SAVED FOR 50 CENTS.” Kyvery case of Croup can be cured when first taken J e ' g OMPSON then moved a vote Of thanks to | his departure for Vevey. At the latter place he | |.” ste y i by Dr. TOBIAS’ VENKTIAN LINIMENT, warranted fc pe eMisa, the chairman, after which the “Cioria | came plump against Prince Napoleon (Jerome). | "sine 4's Deming, Providence tor New York pages np ingot aed See Atommnantp Sibert # years, and never a bowie returned, “Te also our frexcelan’” as sung. ad Bishop Whipple pro He did not meet with mnch avmpathy in te | Mt Chare & Bereen Wem), DB) wtilort Jefferson for | BoRoRacx, Oct 4—Wailed. brig Sparkling Water, Dahl, | BALTIMORE, Sept /—Arrived, steamship Caspian (Br), ron. Dysentery, Colic, Sore Throat, Cuts, Bu AouLced bt hewedictiony ) sveRis OL Gegevae aud Was VER Looted. | Maw, ¥ ome | United State } Tracks Liverpool: Darky Gapragh (Nor). Appl New } and external Pping,” Sald ny the drugsista