The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1874, Page 10

10. THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. The Work of the Nominating Com- mittee Yesterday. I E PROBABLE NOMINEES. | Tammany and the Aldermen-at- | Large. Tt i ‘The politictans of both parties had a busy day of | a yesterday, the action of the independents at | Cooper Institute having, apparently, wakened the | “regulars” up to the fact that the anti-Tammany | | Movement was not such a small show alter ail. It was known asa fact that one of the causes for | the delay of the Republican County Convention | on Tuesday night was the anxiety of the managers to ascertain just what the democratic bolters’ tucket was before coming to any decision as to their own, and yesterday afternoon they seemed to be in a8 great a quandary as ever about what | particular person they should put in the fleid for | Mayor. THE COMMITTEE OF TWENTY-TWO Qppointed at the Convention met in the forenoon, Dut did simply what they were privately instructed todo belore the Convention had adjourned the | night previons—appointed a sub-committee of | Beven to present to the committee the names of | candidates to be considered by the committee | | | vefore the adjourned meeting of the Convention Tonight. This sub-committee was composed of Michael W. Burns, of the Firsé district; Sheridan Shook, of the Seventh; George Bliss, of the Eleventh; Hugh Gardner. of the Thirteenth; Ben- jamin K. Phelps, of the Seventeenth, and Ohester ‘A. Arthur of the Eighteenth. Mr. Thomas Murphy, | as Chairman of the Convention, was, ez-oficio, a member of the Committee of Twenty-two and | became, in the nature of things, a member of the sub-committee and was made its chairman, The sub-committee held a very long session during | the afternoon, but came to no conclusion as to | candidates, although a strong feeling was mani- | fested (rom the start in favor of Wiliam H, Webb. The only definite step they did take, however, | Was quite an important one, and will most effect- ually put an end to the aspirations of many ambi- tious democrats who have been during weeks past urging their claims upon Mr, Murphy and | Mr. Arthur for places on the ticket for Aldermen | at large, basing their claims upon their past record as reformers, 1t was, in fact, the adoption of a resolution that AN OUT AND OUT REPUBLICAN TICKET should be nominated. This resolution does not shut out General Pasrick H. Jones from consider- ation by the Republican Convention as @ candi- gate for Register, a8 some ignorant people last | mightseemed to think it would; for the General is | and always has been a pronounced republican, His name came up during whe discussion which took place in the sub-committee as to the availa- | bility of several candidates jor the Registership that were mentioned, ana from what could be ascertained from one of the members of the com- mittee, who, while not willing to reveal all that bad vaken place tn the committee room, was nothing loath to “sappose” what mignt happea, {t is pretty certain that the General stands an ex- cellent chance of securing the nommation. All sorts of stories were circulated in republican | political circles tate yesterday alternoon, afer the sdjournment of the sub-committee, relative to the poke oreee final action of the Conyention to-night, ut hone of them, with a single exception, con- tained a grain of trath. This exception was that | a strong effort was being made to induce ex-Gov- ernor E. D, Morgan to take the nomination. This effort was made by some very strong men in the party, Who contended that nis being atthe head of the connty tucket would have asalutary influence upon the republican Assembly tickets In the va- | rious districts. Mr. Morgan’s Inends claimed, on | the other hand, that if ne accepted the uomina- tion and was elected, and the democrats should have & majority tn the Board of Aldermen, as tney were likely to have, he couid not vecome A CANDIDATE POR THE UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP, witbout Jeaving oe Mayorality in the hands of a democrat. Mr. Myrgan, it was understood, de- chned to allow nie ene to be mentioned in con- fection with the office, and s0 the beating about the bush for another avaliable man was continued by the sub-committee and their fellows on the Mommittee of Twenty-two till late in the evening. The name of George Van Nort was mentioned casually ; but it was given out that he was unwiil- Ing to be considered a candidate, and would not be one uniess other and betier men, in his opinion, ‘were approached and refused t accept the nom- ination. Salem H, Wales, late the President of the Park Commission, loomed up strongly, about nine o'clock, a8 a candidate, and his name seemed to be received with considerable favor. Last night the rooms of the Republican State Central Com- mittee were crowded with republican politicians, big and little, who seemed to Maniiest a great deal of concern about THE RESULT OF THE COMMITTEE'S LABORS. | Great satisfaction was expressed when they were informed that a “straight out” ticket was to be nominated at all hazards, but some of the | ward jeaders appeared to think that the Maar won might possibly to-night not in mood to accept the report of the Nominating Com: mittee in its entirety, as it was known that quite @ number of the delegates believed in the wisdom | of the policy of combining with the independent gemocrats on all candidates so far as possible— that in fact anything and everything should be | Gone, even i! republicans had to sgutrm a little over some o/ the men they would inuorse, to beat Tammany. However, the general belief of the Knowing ones was thar, the committee being in large part composed of the very men who would have the upper hand of the Convention, its decis- fon would be final, no matter woat tt was. THE LATEST. ‘The sub-committee held a final meeting ateleven o’ciock, and did not get through with their busi- bess until long alter midnight. The outlook of the local campaign was discussed in all its aspects, and the claims of the vartous candidates wnose mames had been brought up during the day ses- sion, and informally aiter the forenoon adjourn- Tent, were canvassed thoroughly. At one time the committee were on the point of deciding in favor of George Opdyke, but on learning that that | gentleman was desirous of not having his name mentioned a8 a candidate and was strongly in Yavor of another gentieman for the position’ his Daine was, therefure, left out of the discusston. ‘The name of Salem H, Wales was then again Made the subject of deliberation, and at the | adjournment it was the general opmion that he wouid be recommended to the Convention as the committee's choice for the Mayoralty. The | istership candidacy and that of the Aldermen at large were alsu discussed, and the feelmg in favor of the indorsement of General Patrick H. Jones Was sostrong with the committee that he woo will probably be recommended to the Con- vention for Register, The nominees to be recom- menued for Aldermen at Large will be Alderman Vance, Frederick Kilhne, — Poster and Alderman Bulings, thouga the fourth man was uot ositively decided upon. The Committee of i” uty-two will meet to-day at ten o'clock ecelve the report of the sub-committee, and to-night, unless something extraordinary takes | piace during the day to change the minds of the members of the committee, the committee will | nominate the jollowing ticket:— | For Mayor—Saiem H. Waies. | For Register—General Patrick H. Jones, For Aldermen at Large—S. B. H. Vance, Fred- erick Ktinne, —— Foster and vu. P. C. Billings. *} TAMMANY on T THE ALERT, | Quite a startling statement was made yesterday | tn political circles, oa whut seemed to be good | authority, to the effect that after consuitatioa with eminent lawyers the Tammany leaders | bad made up thelr minds to run six! Aldermen on the “at large’ ticket. The law oof the Legislature (the charter 0f 1875) provides that 6ix shall be elected, but that Only four can be voted for, as the Btate constitu. tion provides that citizens who have reached the age of twenty-one (and who bave the requisite qualifications as to age, &c.) “sball be entitled Wo vote” for “al” omeers elected. The Tam- many people, it 1s said, claim that the law of the Legisiaiure is in coucraventioa of the constitution, and is of no binding torce. ‘Therefore if they voue for six Aldermen and the watter snoula be brought into the courts afterward, they would be | ciear gainers. It is said that the Committee on Organization are to deal with this novei question at a special meeting to-day. Ii they should run six on the “at large” tiekes and the courts should decide that the extra two were elected, What would become of the two Alder: men who by the election by districts would be two | more than the total number Dreserived by taw? TAMMANY'S TROUBLES. | potedting | The Tammany Committee on Urganization was fn session in the Wigwam yesterday, ior the pur pose of regulating disputes and restoring har- mony to the ranks in the various Assembly dis- | tricts, The most important case passed upon was that of the jocal committee of the First district, ‘This body had been disorganized by the resignation of ex-Congressman Fox and geJucge Hogan, who are disaffected toward | and No. 159 | Were actuated pb: | continued cheering. | res NEW fORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1874.—TRIPLE’ SHEET. "| Tammai The Committee on © oT Tammany. ocal commie sppeatig twenty-three members, the sayy acituted the former ‘Tie aa ommene af tee Taithiui to Tammany, tained in the new or- nization. Be ney Healy, ol the Fifth ward, jormerly mbiy for the First dis- trict, is the cl saan —e reorganized commit tee, James Fit Weasurer, and Patrick | Garner ‘of the award, and James Kearney, of the Filth ward, are its eecretanes. BX. alderman Moore, of of the First ward, and Juage Quinn, of the now tne representatives of the First district tt tn the Tammany Commictee on Organiza- tion. The committee, ae at Tammany Hau, ordered a convention to be held in the First dis- trict ‘or the purpose of nominating a regular can- didate jor the Assembiy, and the District Commit- vee has already designated to-night as the time, luason street as the place, ior the | Convention to be held. THE ANTI-TAMMANY GERMANS. Unanimous Indorsement of the Cooper Institute Nominations. The German County Convention of the consoli- dated German citizens and reform organizations | held another meeting at the Germania Assembly Rooms last night, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Conference Commitiee. Mr. Moritz Ellinger presidea, and the Conference Committee suomitted a report, reciting in substance the edorts made to organize the opposition agalust Tammany. ly stated that the Gerinans have in this move- | ment demonstrated that they have the courage to place a dam against the spread of corrupuon and demoralization, Althougn the committee had presented the name of Mr. Ottendorfer as their choice for the Mayoraity, all eforis, in accordance with the expressed desire of their candidate, bad been made to prevall op 40 American suitable for ‘the office to accept a nomination. They had given ample proof that they were not actuated by sel- Oshpess and national found that Mr. Ottendorfer would be the man of the hour, and be was thereiore, by an over- whelming vote, chosen as the banner-bearer in the campaign against the projected new ring rule. The report was adopted by a unanimous vote, and Tesolutions Were passed Tatifying the action and bominations of the Cooper Institute meeting, and pleaging every effort to ingure the election of the candidates nominated. Mr. Oswald Ottendorfer, briefly addressing the Meeting, reierre’l again to the circumstance that | he only consented to accept a nomination for the Mayoralty aiter all Means had been exhausted to obtain a proper American to accept the leader- ship against the domination of the gambling den and the prize ring. 1t was, indeed, a sorry sight that the citizens showed such apatuy. that everything In this movement had becn avoided which nape ed appear as if the Germans clannishness or national prever- ences. Brier Messrs. Martin Nacntmann, Dr. Schulze, Marcus | Otterbourgand others, whereupon the Convention adjourned sine die, MEETING OF THE INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL PARTY. The industrial Political Pai Party of New York held a meeting last night at Masonic Hall, East Thir- teenth street, Mr. Wiluam A, Carsey in the chair, Mr. George Blain secretary. The attendance was large, enthusiastic and orderly, and strict atten- tion was paid to the remarks of Messrs. Connover, Ellis Brown and others. Tne former gentleman said:—The workingman must protect himself, and we object to the way Morrissey and Kelly do business, Several remarks were here made by members of the Nominating Committee. 1t was then moved that the committee be released. Mr. Connover proposed that the report of the commitiee be re- ceived. Carried. The committee was then dis- charged, Mr. Cushman demanded that Judge | Tomiinson should not be allowed to speak. Tne Chairman overruled him, and stated”tnat the gentleman had a right to explain himself. Mr. Tomunson then said that ne only cared represent the industria! classes, ‘and if he held in abeyance the office which bad been tendered bim he did so solely for the good of the working- men. He desired, a8 far as tne office of Register was concerned, that some workingman would get , tt, He deciined it himself, but would take any other office where he could do good 1! they desired to honor him by a nomination. Mr, Tomunson was then proposed for Mayor. A member wanted to ratily the nominations of night before last at Cooper Institute. (Hisses.) r. McNally proposed to proceed with the nomi- Bations, when the following gentlemen were nominated for Mayor:—Theo, E. Tominson, John Swinton and H. McNally. Mr. McNally declined, as dia also Mr. Tomlinson. This latter resignation was based solely upon the fact that he did not teel bie to contribute the amount requisite to secure success to the workingmen’s party. He desired ab office where he could be of service to. his imends, it he bad any. Mr. Swioton was then nominated by acclamation for Mayor. Mr. McNally was then proposed for Register, but declined. Conrad Kahn was then nominated by acclamation, nis friends—in his absence, stating the belief that be would accept. Nominations for Alderman then took place, the nomination finally tallng on Mr. William Fer Aiderman-at-Large the choice feli upon Messrs. Josepn Taylor, W. Carsey, George Blalo and Joun Gratiam. Committees Were then appointed to notlly candidates, after which the meeting ad- journed till Wednesday night next. “HOGAD VS MEADE. The Fifth Congressional District—Anti- Tammany Nomination. Aconvention of independent democrats for the | purpose of nominating a member of Congress tor the Filth Congressional district was held last night at Hibernia Hall, Prince street, Mr. J. J. Slavin in the chair. The calling of the roll 01 dele- | gates having beén partially read and suspended, Mr. W. H. Kennedy moved the nomination of Judge Hogan by acclamation. This motion having | been seconded was put and carried amid loud and A committee was appointed to notify Jadge Hogan of bis nomination and to invite him to come before the Vonvention. During the absence of the commitvee a series of ulons Was paseo condemnatory of the dic- tacorial action of Tammany Hall in attempting to force upon the electors of the district a non-resi- dent a8 their representative in Congress, and pledging the support Of the residents of the dis- trict to Hon. Edward Hogan as an independent candidate. speeches were also made in the same strain by a Mr, Mitcbeli, W. H. Rooney and others. Judge Hogau, when he entered the ball, was re- ceived with loud and continuous cheers. He briefly thanked the delegates for the honor they had conlerrea on him, and called upon all present to see to it that on election day a jesson shonid be given to carpet-baggers, showing them that they must not come into the Fitth district enter- taining any hope of success, and, Jurther, to let | them see that the residents of the district are staunch supporters of the old democratic doctrine of home rule in its strongest sense. The meeting then adjourned, TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The democracy of the Twel{ta Congressional! dis- trict met in convention at Mount Kisco, West- chester county, yesterday, for the purpose of nominating @ candidate for member of Congress from that district, After an organization had been effected by the choosing of Isaac B. Noxon, of Ossining, as President, @ letter from ex-LongTessman Clarkson N, Potter, aeclining & renomination, was read amid a silence which was broken only by subdued mur- murs Of fegret on the of many 1 the delegates aud other prominent representa- taves of the party present. N. Holmes Odell, the present County Treasurer of Westchester, was then proposed and nominated by acclamation, committee having been appointed to wait on Mr. Odell and Inform bim of his homination, the Con- vention adjourned for an hour, at the expiration of which the Dominee appeared and expressed hi thanks for the honor conferred. Brief addresses were aiso delivered by Mr. Potterand ex-County Judge Robert Cocaran. THE SIXTEENTE ABE ABSEMBLY D: DISTRICT. The following resolution was passed by the Tammany Committee on Organization yesterday :— Resolved, That the Amembly District Convention wich met at Academy Hall." No 307 ‘hird avenue, Tuesday evening, October #, and nominated John 1. McGowan as the lemocratic candidate tor the Assembly, Was the only convention i that district acting undor the call ot the Tammany Hall organization, “and lta bomines ts the only regular democratic candidate for Assembly in that district, A CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS. MILWAUKEE, Wis,, Oct, 21, 1874, Samuel Rindskot, the democratic candidate for Congress 1p the Fourth district has wishdrawn. The committee has substituted William Pitt Lynde, ANOTEBR DECLINES CONGRESSIONAL HONOBS, PROVIDENCE, R. I, Oct. 21, 1874 Hoa, George H. Browne has recalied his accept- ance of the democratic aomination for Congress in the Second district, ena declines to be considered @ candidate. POLITIOS IN BEVADA. SAM FRANCISCO, Oct. 21, 1874 The excitement over elecdon matters in Nevada continues high, Parcies are so divided and mixed Up tuat it is diMeult to predict the result, A CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Boston, Mass., Oct, 21, 1! B74. James BnM@nton, of Fall River, has been nomi- | haved tor Congress by the republicans of the First digirich references, but it was | He said | dresses were also delivered by | to | Casey. | SHIPPING } NEWS.) OCEAN STEAMSHIPS causing Der to leak. Her cargo has be sha'ihe vessel ti taken upon the sity rail way, we whery abe Taggigund W have pact or roresoot kace aos Aurcanpen Pr from Liverpool, for Valnarateo, with cou), artived at Montevideo sept 1) wish fire cargo. bas Veen ceached and scatied. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE POR THE | Wiatinc Bane Cuma, of New B@ford, before reported MONTHS OF OCTOBBR AND NOVEMBER. | oo het d pe ore im a Sad “ = n torn ‘were found Steamer | Salle. | Destination.) Oflom, | sound cond ” eon it Bug Wiuow Brax (Br), MeLeod, from Pugwash for hmbria pes. 3 \Bambare. 161 Broadway. | Montevideo (before reported), went ashore at Castillos taal cet 2. adout Sept] and has become a total loss Grew arrived Engiana.. Oct 2. | at Montevideo seps 3 Cate ot Momtreal..jOct 24 | Bure H Bavmoce (Br), from Cheverie, via Vineyard Cropia... cy London, returned to Vine) yard oct. run into same night while at 72 Broadway. | Calabria Bohvia, . {113 Broadway. 61 Broadway. WIGH WATER. 4 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green "| }4 Bowling Green 29 anchor at Tarpaulin Cove by an unknown schooner and had bowsprit and headge: jed away: Would Dro- ceed by the first tair wind aan made temporary re- pairs (The schooner lost fo! Bric Qot Vive (Br), from St greg ean for Lockport, N8, with salt, put into Sf Thomas Oct 9 leaky, She bad Ove feet of water in the hold. Brio Magy B Tnourson was sold at public auction at St Thomas on-the #th inst, te hull and materials bring- ear Decorna, which was hogged recently while lytng at the E and N'A Railway wharf, losted with rail: Toad iron, has been thoroughly repaired at Brewer, and is seaworthy agai: Py: Haxsurs (of Machias), Which arrived at Boston Sunday from Hoboken, ‘with 2 tons coal, sprung a ane, sunk at Mywtic” bea Charlestown. near a bridge, on Sunday night At last accounts she was ‘a of water. Roum Haran P, with gral for Alexandria, Va, was ashore Oct 19, below Fort Foote. Scur Cuas H Keuusy (not Kellogg), from Belfast. Me, for Ghaviagten. eaieh Bas ase Savannah 19th in dis- tress, would repair and proceed. Scun Fraxx Howant Anderson, from New bho tor Rio Grande, which was @i while rescuing the crew trom the bu ag ‘tips Sierra Nevada and put into joing er ‘Oct 1, and would ale Islan ernambaco, was underg: ieee oo | be Fan for cain about rah Gate....morn 7 21 W Fiss, Rawiey, pak loading stone at | | | | Almanac for New York—This Day. | Steamshii poe’ (Br), Moodse, Liverpool via Queeng- | —s town—C ampton—Oeirich: | seneamaahsp Carondelet, McCreery, New Orieans—C H scott Bros Clark & Seaman. Ps Victoria (Nor), Johnsen, London—Funch, Edye & Pinelotti, Cork or Falmouth for or- ders—Slocovieh & C ders—0 Tobias « Co. Bark Appia (Nor), Pederson, Dubtin—C Tobias & Co. Bark Mercur (Nor), Frivola, Bremen—Tetens & Bock- mann. Bark Regulus (Nor), Holte, Dunkirk—C Tobias & Co. Bark Elza sarss (Br), Vesey, Hamilton (Bermuda)— Middleton & Co. Bug Fidelia (Br), Young, Bremen—D de Castro & Co. 9 (Ltal), Trappadi, Brindisi—Slocovich & C ee Peter Roberts (Br), McDonald, Harifax—C W Ber- tagehr Joseph Nickerson, Upitman, Goree, WCA, and a market—Vates & Porte Senr Lavinia ce ybayles, St Johns, PR, and & mar- ke a Brunt & 18 es, Cape Hayti—B J Wenberg. Arey, Turks Island—B J Wenberg. Scur Isabell ket—D de Castro & € taux. Schr Wapella, Penny, Mobile—J 2 pears & Son. ARRIVALS. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 21, 1874 amahip Werer Ger), Willigerod. Bremen vis South- a | _ Steamship Darien (Br), Leighton, New Orleans—Tap- Co. Steamship George Washington, Whitehead, Portlano— Bark Rckathor (Nor), Henriksen, Queenstown for or- Senr Julla 4 Decker, Freeman, St Andrews and a mar- Schr Cuba (Br), Berry, Londonderry, NS—C W Ber- Clark's '* iaande Me, had her mai rail broken and deck smashed in by'a block LG es weighing some ecven | fons. falling from. the which it wa low. | Cred, "She was taken to Tenhant's Harbor Oct 13 for Te- pairs, Sone deeply, laden, ran ashore on Goose Island, Newcastle, Del on Tucaday might and remaiied yeater- Ay PM. An ineffectaal attempt was made by a tug Co haut her off The wreck of bark Gananoque, before reported towed | into St Johns, NF, ih re) was sold by auction at that | port Oct 6 tor $1,20), to Capt George Burchell, of steamer Tinto “theo was 785 tons. built Bt Quebec 1b 158 1885, and newly coppered five Mouths Fince at W cost of £350, The Rockport Texas Transcript, of a recent date -—"Capt Harrison, of sehr Shoo Fly, informs us that 20 miles from the east end of Padre Island the Sernof a yesel, supposed to, be quite a large schooner, had Honted ashore and that it bore the natue of “Linda | of New Orleans. ‘The supposition is that the vesse! | foundered in the Gulf inthe late gale, and cargo and | crew were ail lost” ‘The bull of bark Carmen (Sp) was sold at auction at St Thomas Oct 9 for about $800. Quesrc, Oct 2l—The government schooner J W Duns- comb, which left here a month ago with provisions aud Ripples for he Hghihoaes in the Tower st Lawrence, has’ returned to part. The captalo brought up. frou Anucort twelve ‘persons, seme of them in a state of starvation Tatclligenes hag been received of the total ass on, the Bri Virgin Jobnstun, Point-a-Pitre—Reynal & Co. | Island of Anticosti of the ship Shandon (Br), from Glas Brig Annie Vail (Br), Kirkham, Barbados—Muler & gow with a general cargo tor Montreal ‘and Quebec. Houghton, he captain and crew were saved. shore on Island An- Another cliprer ship is reported Re P, ‘4 the Shandon was wrecked ticosti, near the place where New Vessera—The new ship Saratoga of 1,475 tons, owned by Messrs William H "kinsman & Co, of BOerRbs and others, will be launched this week from Bae shij yard of Messrs Camprelt & Brooks, East She ts or the same model as the oe tag or Champlain, Walch made the passage trom ladras in 75 da; The new ship is Nos loan “0 feet wide tna uM deep, including 54 feet height between decks. She is built of white ‘oak, hard pine and nackmatack, in & su- perior manner. All her accommodations are on the up per deck, consisting of a large cabin house. and a house Schr L B Sargent, Sargent, Sears] abaft the toremast for the crew, and the galle: ans EM Smith, Robbins, ew Bedtord—Ferguson & The new ship Lizzie F Dow is a beauti I veel oF a OL crscerd, Wallace Phiatainiiaues Haod. tons, new measurement, designed tor the genera! Selentny business. Her fri nut and hackmatack, and plankings re of hard pine. need and stanchion me is of white oak, chest: Sy sgt ig deck fraines and ne wo decks, strongly rge house aft, which contalns ase forward for the crew, two neat cabins, and REPORTED BY THE WERALD STEAM YAUUTS AND | feyand viher purposes. She wav duilt at West Mystic HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE by Measra, Maxwell & Irving, is owned by Charles H Steamship City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse, Liver. | Kelley), by Captain Henry Chase “who com- pool Oct 8; via Cueenstown Sh, with, mdse, and pas sengers to J GD, Oct 13 lat 48 4, lon 52, Smrscrzpixc—At Rockport. ae Messrs A & Eells 4 Son Spoke ae Neptune, ‘oe Liverpool for'New York: | have @ bark on the stocks ready to be lannched. Carle- | en 2 spoke a Cunard. steamer, | ton, Norwood & Co are building a bark, the frames of 45 23, lon | bound east; eth, lat Ay’ 42, sont ah spoke a three masted steamer, only equate rigsed forward, bound east; 19th, lat 4190, lon 618, spoke a bark rigged steamer and & brig rigged steaincr, both bound east; 19th, lat 41 20, lon 6430, spoke an Anchor Line steamer, bound east. Ar- rived at Sandy Hoox 5:10 PM, at quaranti Steamship Bengal (Br), Douglas 8 . Amoy 19th. Bnd di ‘oint de Galle Sept 5, Suez SP Bort wad oath, and Gibraltar Oct & with teas 1 Fea: body, Willis & Co. Steamship South America, Tinklepaugn, , Bahia 29th, Pernambuco Oct st yhowlas Lith, with mdse and passenger rison. Steamship Atlas (Br), Hamilton, Laguayra Oct 2 Porto Cabello 3d, Curacoa 9th, Jactnel ith, and Port au Prince i8tn, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood o. Had strong northerly winds and fine weather. Oct 14, 30 miles S of Castle Island, passed steamship Claribe!, heuce for Port au Priuce. &c. Steamship Cuba, Reynolds, Vera Cruz Oct & Cam- peachy loth, Progreso 12th and Havana 1th, with mdse and passengers to F Ciexandre & Sons. Had strong NE and AW winds the whole passage. . Oct 12 off, Frozfeso, abark showing a white flag with black circle | na i verter W ineente, Steamship City of New York, Deaken. Havana Oct 17. with mdse and passengers to F’ Alexandre & Sona Oct 31's AM, lat 38 6, lon 7430, exchanged ships Columbus, hence for Havana, a Charieston. Steamship Mediator, Martin, Fernandina Oct 16 and Rio Janeiro Para 6h and jo WE Gar nals with steam- Ashland, do for which are nearly up, and they are getting the moulds for a 200 ton af ready. Capt, Frank. Maliett. of Barnstable, ts having a fine rk of about 700 tons builtat Bath. Itis expected that she will be ready for launching about the middle of De- ember. aor Notice to Mariners. SOUTH AMERICA—KAST COAST—FRENCH GUIANA—BUOTAGE OF MARONL RIVER. ‘Two buoys have been placed in the Maroni River. | The outer buoy is conical and anchored in 13 feet of — mile inside the bar, with the following bear- MES Ioi tight, § 890 W. Hattes hght, 8 14 10 W. Thick Wood point, N 82 W. Isere point (entrance of Mana), 8 463) E. ‘The inner hugy 18 nlao conical, ‘anchored in 20 feet of water, 5 39 W, 36-10 miles trom ‘the former, and N 33 W, 24-10 miles from Hattes light. When entering Maroni river vessels must pass to the prestward of the outer buoy, then keep Galo lighy ons 37 W until Panato bears 85 W. when the latter must, be headed for, Berrera bank will be passed at 46 mile dis- tant. This bank bas only 2 feet ot water at low tide Bearings magnetic. Variation, 10 min, easterly in 1874. SOUPM AMERICA—WRST COAST—CHILL CHANGE IN LEADING LIGHT AT VALPARISO. ‘The red light which wason the mole, and marked the discharging place for mall vessels, has been replaced, on June 13, 1874, | | 4 by @ white, bine and red revolving | Eee val Malice norge oF Narnegat Liguteavw avamait | HEL having infervals of 16 seconds. Itis situated on hi shore, with en eeards sould not distine | te,N end of the Esplanade, tn front of the Exchange, pale say teat A la oe a The apparatus is ‘ioptric, of the sixth order, placed on & an tron column 32 feet high. The light ls 72 teet above Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charteston Uct 18, with mdse and passengers tJ W ‘Quintard & Co. Steamslip, Vindicator, Doane, pbarieton 76 hours, with mdse and passengers to W P Cly: Bark Agostino Feluzo. tay), Kendale, Gloucester 55 days. in ballast, ty AP Agr ark Cecchino Donovi aro (sal), Logerano, Southamp- ton, 40 days. in ballast, to Slocovieh & ( Bark Guchen (Fr) Hevera, Havre, ‘sin ballast, Hook for orders the level of the sea, visible trom 4to Smiles, This light leads ‘to the inner harbor, and marks the only authorized discharging place for sali vessels. RAST INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO—STRAIT OF MALACCA—CHANGE IN THE LIGHT PN ONE-FATHOM BANK. ‘The commanting officer of the German corvette Elisa- beth reports that the light-vessel on the One-tathom bank, Strait of Malacca, has been replaced by a light to order. Is anchored at Sandy i? ais or enlsoces, Bee beet (Retest a Bark allian (of Harrington), Trumbull, Port, Cale. | Posey Delis cm SOR ee ert ueeeree ce 62) tee | Tis Oy feet hint, the upper part belng painted | Montage Eee Saree Geek es: Bite Perkins & Job, | White, the lower part black. From the tower ts dis tehr Addie Weasels, Cline. St Andrews 27 days, with cocoanuts to H EK Wesse Schr Florence & Litas, Smith, Jacksonville 10 days, with lumber to Drew & Buckie. sehr idabelia, Fisher, wv ilmington, tor! 6 days, with naval stores to Murchison & Co; vessel t S Powell. Sehr W W Pharo, Collins, Georgetown, DO. Schr Oaks Aines, Edmunds, Georgetown, DO. Schr J H Leaming, Brower. Georgetown, D G. Schr A © Lyon, Jeffrey, ig aint Schr H A Hoyt, Cranmer, Baltim Schr Yaukee Boy, Newbury, Philadelphia, for Bridge- port | The brig Abraham (Dutch), ftom Dublin, which arrived | at Sandy Hook Sept 21 for orders, came up to the city yesterday. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND soUTH. st geamenip Manhattan, Gabrielsen, New London for jew Yor! Steamship City of New Bedford, Springer, New Bed- ford tor New York. with mdse and passengers Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New Bedford for New York. with mdse and passengers Sehir J Anderson. Johnson, Providence tor New York. Steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor New York, ‘with mdse and passengers. Steamer Delaware, Smith, Norwich for New York, | with mdse and passengers. BOUND FAS. Sehr John had ld peer, Amboy for Dep River. Kendall, Port Johnson for Lynn. a Jounare Port Johnsen for Gardiner. ‘owes, Bird, New York for Providence, eel Richard Law, Hawkins, Port Johnson for Provi- ‘Schr Pacific, Ginn, New York for Rockland. tehr Bela Peck, Avery, Port Johnson for Boston. Sehr Nile, Metcalf, New York tor Boston, Bobs Patt Hate ins, New York for Huntington. ranérd, Hatch, Hoboken tor New Bedford Sour WE Wellman. Tirrell, Weehawken for Boston. ind Eliza J Raynor, Miteveil, Weehawken for Provi- Sone J Payne, Jones, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Elias Buminei, Campvell, Port Johnson for Hart- ford. mehr s Reoding BR 46, Adams, Philadelphia for New sehr Palladiam, Ryder, New York tor W: fo Steamer Mectra, Young, New York tor Frovdense. Steamer Albatross, vavis, New York tor Fau River. SAILED, pitenmedips Bothnia (Br), for Liverpoot; Weser (Ger), Breme ; Carondelet, New Orioans: barks Eber (AQs), Glasgow: Nuovo Matteo (tal), Dublin; Castelar (N Bristol; O'fhyen Ger), Souravaya; Henoch (Aus), or Falmouth; Glauckauf (Ger), Antwerp; Tho! Armstrong, Galveston : brigs Com | Port Btu 4, OCH | Purepa Progre accept our thanks 10r attentions A New Staamsoir vor ax Aavana Taapt—There will be faunchea on Monday morning. Oct 25, from Messrs Jobn Englis & Son's shipyard at Greenpoint, LI, the new steamship City of Vera Cruz, bulit for Messrs F Alex- Mexican Mall Steamship Line. improved engines of 1200 horse power. rids, iy ot and splendid ition to their Ii She will be ‘im Ga an ha of Murphy & Co, of the Quintat ane eee, wi y to trips to Havana in the beginning of Janaary. Sure Davip Brows, Colcord, from Cardi fi pore, with coal, which arrived at Rio Janeiro se eee pa the 16th for Cestinatioa, put in with Septkinea po co (before ca Sth exploded, blowing of deck, and was abandoned, ‘sar O'Taren (Ger), Jordan. which satied fro York ci t 3 for -ourabaya, aud pat hack 2 eee Ing, with ae ko, Fepaired dami destination yesterday Bank Gomez IT (Port). at New Bedford from Bai complete loading tor Cape Verds, struck on a roe! NaTON (Br). from Glasgow for San Fi ported) pnt inte Montevideo Kept ‘1am. Sehr Agnes Repplier, Lynen, Fhiladeiphia fer” Hart. 3 mas H joe (Aus), Constantinople; schr | delphia from Havana, and the pursers of the steamahips Cuba, and City of New York, from Hovana, and of the steamship South America, from Rio Janciro, will please andro & Sons, proprietors of the New York, Havana and She isa propeller, with Her dimensions are Length, 295 feet, 37 feet beam, 26 teet deep and a tonnage of 2900 tons register, with a carrymg capacity or sbont 15,100 barrels. This is the Gfth steamship built for Memers F Atexandre & Sons within the last few years, the pioneer boat ot the line, tae City of Mexico, a wish their work on the machinery tap- completion. In order that sie may commence her rita go on fire, and was beached and seutted, butom the ror, to near | Bugksport, Me, while on the passase to New Bediord, APS et flash light, with e flash every minute, should be seen stance ine Postion. of the fight—Lat 2 81 48%, lon 100 59 12 B, At the northern end of the bank is placed a red buoy, in 12 feet of water. ‘The soundings taken on the bank gave everywhere deeper water than | fathom, and range between 12 and 18 feet at low water spring tides. Whalemen. Arrived at Montevideo Sept 8, schr Lizaie P Simmons, Potts, of New York, from Cape Horn, and remained in Port on the Several whales of the finback and sulphur bottom species have been seen off shore SE ot Newport, One of Our pilct boats passed close to them, and Capt Pike de- scribes one of them as a tonster.—Providence Journal. Spoken, Col Adams, Williams, from Liverpool for Callao, sept fa at taser, ark Colomo, Howes, trom Liverpool! for San Fran. clgeo, Ost 4, off f Toska: Fossphine mew. of New York), from Waldoboro oF Savanna, Ost 19, Lat 89 36. 100 oh ark Norena. Nicols, irom Fortiand tor Matanzas, Oct 15 lat 35 49, lon 72, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, of Merchants, shipping agents and shio captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Huxratv London Bareau, No 66 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- vres from European ports,and other ports abroad, of Americav and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SINPPING NEWS. Axrwenr, Oet 2—Arrived, ship Laurens, Snow, Phila: delphia; bark Thomas C Seed (Br), Anderson, Wilmiug- ton, NO. Brustot, Oct 21—Arrived, steamship Arragon (Br), By- mons, New York. Baurast, Oct 1—Arrived, bark Fredsel (Nor), Norberg, Philadelphia, Bremennaven, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Columbus (Ger), Thider, Baltimore. Borpeavx, Oct 19—Agrived, bark Alf (Nor)’ Wroldsen, Baltimore. Cauntrr, Oct %~nailed, ship Nancy Pendleton, Pen- leton, United States. Crrre, Oct 18—Sailed, brig Tubal Cain, Stone, United States. Dosix, Oct 21—Sasled, bark Sperimento (Ital), Deils- | reels neha od at Sandy, Hook, outward, aad casea, Baltimore. James, Guanape. Wind at want 8 ant Hout, Oct 9—Arrived, bark Insulaa (Nor), Christen- Maritime Miscellany. ben, Philadelphia. nar See Cable News and general news colamns. Lrvexroot, Oct 2i—Arrivea, ship Ivanhoe (Br), Luke, Capt Catharine, of steamship Juniata, at Phila- | Now York; bark Ceylon. Woods, Porttand, O Satled 20th, bark WH Jenkins (Br), Durkee, United Mates. Loxpon, Oct 0—Arrived, bark Sea King (Br), Thomp- en, New York. Queznstown, Oct 21—Arrived, bark Stefano A (Ital, Dassori, New York. Also arrived Ziv, bark 1 Gempe (fn, Yortland, 0. Raasaate, Oct 21—Towed in, bark Lindo (Br), Durie, from London via Dea! for Galveston (see below). Korrenvam, Oct Arrived, bark Christel (Ger), Bock- elmen, Baltimore. ‘Taissta, Oct ——Arrived, brig Gloria (tal), Bazelto, Now York. Arrived at a port in the 6 United Kingdom Oct 20, the Colonist, from “United States." Lorpos, Oct 21—-Bark Lindo @r), Durie, from London ‘via Deal for Galveston, was towed into Ramagate toway ‘with loss of anchors. A telegram from Madeira mys bark Ross Olivari (tal), Carbone, which satied from New Yors Sent! for Gionceser, B, has toundered at sea, and that part of the crew have landed at St Michaels. Another account re- ports the safety ot the whole of the crew. (The R O hailed from Genoa, and was of 518 tons register. Her cargo consisted ot 27,038 bushels of wheats Foreign Ports. Aspinwats, Oct 19—Arrived, steamship Acapulco, Gray, New tork. i aur Oct 15—Sailed, bark Johann Ludwig Ger) Tol Baltimore, Wes cewarme Ne, Oct 7—Arrived, schr Wm Jenkins, Woe, Halifax tor Baltimore. putia for a harbor, ‘ockenbera, The ft iatere (oh Brunswick, Oey Tan pei barks re tows and Rebecca Bo Sanus Srl, oe rival. for ant weaken aise nit at“ "aie = snes. zordany Boecan and Island Cig nd ths, move e atrivals by =~ Arn Rererate | Low Neth 0, Per © Be a B. t bark Golden Fleece, Arm- neat York talaa ek Sor, Martniaue; Gee a bets Bunter (Sp. Slade. Nest York: Sd. schirs Mol Relue ‘eure Milam, Norfoles Sin Dark Monignama, ellie or rt 0 per, Bi ew 'York; @h, sehr Light of the Bast, Poitadelphia. | ria, Hotchkiss, aie Balled Oct brig Victo: ath, bare B ia tare ington, Parker, baltimo MeNeill, from Passed by 9h, brig rg Muby, P Utmscan, Oct 3-1 brigs Curacoa (Br), Faulkner, n racoa 7 tor New w work Oct 10; "es a (Br), Piammer, for ones Oct1S—Arrived, bark Labra, Terhuee, Bal “brie Wenonah, Small, Wilmington, ach, | bark Rant aes See Gi sonniies i g Sarah Amma, Garter, north of Hat- tera arUEGoS, Oct ll—Arrived, brig Helen G Rich, Col- ins Bataba no. pees isth, bark M B Chapman (Br), Eve. New York. nana, Sev pt 28—Arrived, echr paaey Parker, Lew- nis Yor! fb sailed Oct %2 return) a rng he Ock Ltd Annie Worral (Br), Jones, for Bal- Harry, Robinson, from and for New Yared ‘arrives ai 1dg; Sally Brown, Ross, trum Boston, arrived mareret bts 4 bark Bt Lawrence (Br), Doe, Baiti- 0) Rare Oct 15—Arrived, bark Etowah (Br), Pether g FASO 8 rived Tbih, sehr Linda, Trott. Mobile: 16th, bi xerria D ownn Pertiands sek John Mesdame: For. Sanied 15th, Stoomehip Rita (Sp), Riestra, New Orleans; » Charleston, SC. 16th, bark Manuella ( Ani. Cleared ie (oil ure ‘hitmore, Ruatan Isiand. Cleared 1 Crecher, New York. rude. ark David, ‘WeNug ie, Slewerts. for New Ernestine, Be Tette, for New opp thae gee bea tin ee bark Monde; me ia ars Rete | bea, an LA chr Resolute, from and Sail Beptas brig Bere, Deveregar, ‘New York via Savana la Mar (not as betore re) 16, steamship Btaa allls. ‘&c), New York. aa it “Bey ee Ecker (trom Sava- steamship Annie Caruana, Hard: olieets iarteat Eurgelydon (Br). Gouite ere York ahick (Br, Musterd, Branswick, G sailed 16th, shi on of Honor, (Br), San Francisco; Nth, bark Tatay, Potter, Buenos Ayres; 16th, brig Ten: enitte Tracy, New Un port Bent, 15, ‘barks Bessie Simpson Br), Bradtord, ipsey (Br), Cremor, for New York, ung, otedon, tne; betes Johunne (Duveh)< tor. Me fis Liziie Zidtlosen, Dow, for do; Rebecca J" Paige, Paige, from Portland, arrived Ltn. Maracuus De Det tieta bore sche Geo W Whitford, Hen- ry, tor Ne’ fo Cy Providence, wig for Dransen. Matanzas, Oct 14—Arrived, barks Rebecca Johnson, New York; isin, George W. Roose vo! | man, Hew Yorks brig 8 V Merrick, Lippincott. Pl Cleared 12th, schr George Peabody, White, Havana. Psexauavco, Oct l—in port schr Prank Howard, An- derson, from New York tor Rio Grande, repg, t0 sali in abou 7% pTANana, Oot 18—Arrived, steamship Pacific. trom San rancisco. i Fons Be, Sparx, Oct 5—Arrved, brig Hiram Abit, Tibbets, ew Port av Prince, Ost 13~In port brig W 4 Andrews, Weence Sept 28 0 L & W Armatr: nC ve ‘ong. Morrow, New Yor! (and walled previous 22 Ot 0 Tor Arecibo to finish Id¢ (oP fey ad go to ia) Sth Stover, Barbados (and ben for dh for Snaphy: George Latimer, jor Mayaguez). In port Oct “10, brig aa Br, eal from Balti- more, p:QURtEs, Oct I6-Cleared, steamship Scandinavian CBr), mi) Rio Jansine, Nept 20—Arrived. ship Detrott, Pike, Car- ltr; alg. brig Max, (Gen), Oltman Richmond. Va: 22d, arks Tsala dl lew Yort ‘arpe tan {Bn Young, Biehmond, Va; es Gr), Appledore, Sailed 2h, barks I Sargent, Fiekert, New. York: #24, Lapwin; Benthall, Baltivore? brig John D Tapper (Br), Foster. r flamptan Howls: 20d bark Gaprelie ‘Alice (Fn), Bousard, New York. Tn port sept 25, ships Samuel Watts, Lermond, and 8 0 Blanchard, Meady, une; barks Continental, Johnsson, ore; Amazon, snow, for Baltimore; Fairy Rente (Br). West, tor New York 16 i Advance (BE), Fox, for New Orleans (cleared #24): Helen Aujier, Staples, ana Nettie Merryman, Collina, uno; Drigs Laura (Br), Grogon, for Baltimore, Sag, Christine (Ban. Schreiner, for Charleston (cleared »; Insel (Ger), Tock. for Hampton Roads, Idg ; Leopoliine (Ger), atid Florence (Br), for do, do; bart Johan’ (we), Trapp, tor, St Thomas io (Ger), Henken, for an Atlantic New ew for ‘orders; Fid ld; Senor! Tallberg, ane before reported tor York): scars Jane H Hampton Roads; U giab cy for do} A rea, Dam, for al Atlantic pore; Nancy W h, Tooker, uno; aad the above arrivals, and o er Brig £. Warren, Lesch (to arrive from Santos), will load for Lar n Ro: Abbott Fo Pork 8 pain Gen se arrived, tb f or ew Porky Ook ort Spain (and sai ot 8 for New Yor! 2, bark May tl flower, Lantare, Barbados (and sailed 8tn for New fon. Sat schr E B Wharton, Bash, St ey Oct cts brig ‘Avaiio tar), Butler. Balsimors. HOWAS, ‘Atrived, Sehr Howard Googing, ton to load for New York; bark Lacy Vick a. Bolisaut, Rio Janeiro (and sailed 7th for daiveston) th, | brig Valencia, Richardson (or Smal), New York: brig gu, Vive (Br), Dunn, St Martins for Lockeport, NS (ee cel). Sasiea 24, bi Geos Pield, Turk’s Istands; 10th, park Mary ‘bruif cavine Sk Sonus, Pie to load for New *UNonxs, PR. Sept 0—arrived, achr Peerless, Patter- nittiore; Met, brig Sarah Crowell (Bri, Morris, Oct 2. schr ite Christe (ir), Bonnell, Bal: | uungre brig Jas Miller, Parker, St Thomas, to load for New Yor kr Axpuuws: WL, Sept3—tn port schr Win B Knigh. ton, Knighton, for Sew Youk #4 St J.av0, Sop’ #5—Arrived, brig Amanda (Br), Dart, Pict Satted 0th, bark Evening Star (Bx), Chick, New York via Guanta: witt (Br), Jean, Se douse NPS Oct Arrived, brig 8 Mew York; schrs Sep are (Br), Hatiield, do; 9h, Mary | Matilda a (Ar). Roy Rogers, 4 Cleared 7th, a Union iBr), Le Marchant, Bydney, af St Elmo. at be ray, do. Jou, NB, Bera cArrived, Maran, Phas usar sseo (Sri, Martin, ry i Br), Peck, Sew. Yor anne Victoria, VI, Oct 18—Arrived, Dark Lady Gertrade (Br, London (Pen Sreamsnir Ciry or Monenrat.! ALwERLs, ept 25—Saiied, Natal, Short, Baltimore, asec Oct 6—Arrived, Fritnjof, Nielson, Sandy ont Oct 5—Sailed, Sparkling Water, Dabi, New Yo yen Oct 6—Passed, Alessandro T, Dobrivilich, New Canorrr, Oct 5—Cleared, Priscilla, Frazer, Bahia. Entered for loading 5th, Martha Cobb, Pearson, Callao; Matilda, Curver, Singapo YOQMERTINOnL, Sept 24—Cleared, Pansy, MeTvan, New ‘ork (at Kay DUNKIRK, Oct 6—Arrived in the roads, Byra, Corning, from New Yor Dewsose, 1W, Oct6—Off, EB W Stetson, Moore, trom London for New York for Cs Balled 24, Grahame Poller, Clapp, Havre (see below, FaLwouri Fe saued, Almiba, Hidridge Tqutque, Hamburg ‘GIBRALTAR, De} pt t+ leared, Mirra, Maresca (from " Leghorn), New Gsoa, Oct $—Arrived, Congreve, from f Philadel} pot, ‘tullman, Ti glighrm, Oct Statrived, OB 8 lascow for eee Oct Pearrived, Goethe (#', Wilson, Hew Balled ath, Geo Wee ta Rabe yo Cardiff. Li of Brussets (s), pa th, ‘Calabria ‘a Steufiexan, do; Sarmatiag Rotter, New Or ro Castle, Jewett,an¢ Chestina Redman, Rea: Syan FY aie "i, Cronk Berentsen, Ne wan, iy a altimore. Maui, Oot dSailed, ‘Don Quixote, Monroe, New Ha- hia Lixs, Oct $~Saited, Imperator, Jensen, New Or- sa, Bopt 23—Arrived, Unione, Caflero. New York. * ti ot O bee Put in, Balder, Wolf, irom Getic mae io s Oet eartived, Agnes Campbell, Landry, 8t pe une fuarixw, JW, Oct 6~Of, J L Pendergast Adama, from Hull Yor Rio Janeiro Bursrow (PM) Oct 7—Strong gale, all,night. | The American Shin Vuelo Joe. honee for Key West. lost both { anchors and chains at Holmes, and put back and was placed on the mud below the Swasn. Risivoe, Oct 4—Tne Grahams Polley, Clapp. from New York, leit the harbor yenerda nd will coraplete | repairs in the roads; she was nally bound for UPintade, but now under orders for Havre, American Ports, | g ALEXANDRIA, Oct 2)-Sailed, achra Ganlieht, Provi. | dence; JH Plunbagan, Groton; ja Holmes, Allyn’ down—Schrs A H Charmer, for Boston; Ui | (romp, Georastown. hy DSTON, Ook Fi Arriy juriput, for ay tt; elen Hasbrowek. for New vo rk sobre D H Ingeaham, Ames, 88, Phiiad | eer fetown; Mariha ‘ale, jelphia; | Sime Kiiney, Hiwell, south Amboy eK French: Childs, Port Jonson, Fi! , Herrick, Li Diverty. | HONG dos Mlorence’ Mayo.’ lini Now Yorks duit Brown, Nickersor, Hoboken: Belle BB (aaah ao Johus, Porto Higa: Salite K, Ludtam; J slay jorris. | Leaman: Gandy | Frasca Clark bake; Charieg me | French; a oe ean FA | away, ‘Coffin; Taylor & Mathis, Cheeseman; | Jobiiion, Magie; Jeate Diverty, Fowle wiier, Grace, Susan, Wright, from Philadelp Sava iid a Ella, Aye bur, and Prancis wards, Hoboken; Laconia, Cameron, Kondout; Plymouth Rock, baer ‘New MLS | “Cleared—Steamships Oriental, Hallett, Savannah ; ! Saxon, Baker, Philadelphia; Whitney, Hallett, New York; gente me McAdam, Mi oe 4 Fernandina: ester, Case, Alexgniria; HN'Bquire, Wixon, Net Oct —Arrived, schr Irene, Meserve: istol, Ne. Cieared—Bark Aannak (Nor, Asholm, Cork or Pal- mouth for orders { Yorks bias Pigg Nordin Made mr hanes. New | York, brigs hattanogxa, | Thompson, Guay alia “schre Miaitine. (Ger, You tysiire Bio Janeiro; E A Seribner, Chartes ‘Steamer Fanny Cadawalder, outer, Now ree ae HR Congdon, Providence; AB Chapman, York New fay BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct 19—Arrived. barks Trio (Dutch), Westevelat, Bostot se ged, iar tit phil Bosa Bot. chee (Gary eter w York tof Ui Dn agi ver, bark Cap} Suni ban (Be, White, Boston, patti tar arrived aby Mary Rasevelt, Der Fraalgg Acne Keron Happueh. Hickley, Georgetown, pon i aeae Cain, Scull, Gardiner, Ww load f for jladel- ft ein |a, seream, ready for qos, bark Andes, Standish, bANGuie oct 19—Arrived, brig Jas Crosby, Routh Amboy, sehrs Lena Oobb, Covb, eahgetopie: Fra South, ‘Smith, 40; Mary J ‘Adams,Frisbec, New * Geared— Mechanic, Gou' ‘s Rva | ey, gis ra tyes ety ure Ronee 0 Gounns, New GELP ST, Oct 12—Arrived. gel Bee 1, Maddock. Rite find sailed 1s Teh ats annie (Gj Aaith, Bartlet! Yor Rondout led 19th). nim Coon Se er, eater Tnth-tae,-e Ciphy ek ra eches kawa Jo Mobile; Orion, Osborn, unsw ick, Ga; schrs Kdwa Johason, B&ISTOL, Oct Arrived, scbri pa P Harris. Ben- Rondout, Sratnone, Oct 8—Arrived, RB W Messer, Hewitt, Stettin | (irom | senile Waren for Robsken Cart aris Cy thennea, Wilson, Morris a NU, SRE AL Tia etree tee Whe se sear Et Ruserson” Rokes, Marston, Wey. tether Taney Simin Ferns, ut in to ret mena ls Oct 15—Cleared, bark Jas Prignrose, MeDon- ald. Montevideo. STE Mer ae ows acm melo am Damait sia Howard (Gn. O'Neil trom Beifast I, aretv ies for United ing schrs hates: aaaeee oe ears ‘Bosto ir reardae ¥ Browa,. New York for en, Sarre, schrs BE ‘2 I Oakte: ey, Chase Ni easy mi, Stab. Trea ey reeks Delphi, rig (i Trenton, "Balled Soke “Wa Hapa 20ch—Arrived, 0 lila en Sempler, Phila- delphi i Sern aaron Wiel GALVESTON, Oct. 19—A: Fayeon New York; 20th, pinw: PoLoucesTER, Oct —Arrived, schrs Grace Hamilton, Gardiner for ae York: Bramhall, B hemiion: glares sland for do; H Mille ‘Hamilton Bangor for HERRING. GUT, Me, oa — mo emoson, spruce Heed fo 4 w- pirived. echr Florida. led 16th, sone Bed: Bh Phuladelohis 7 Wedasodes; Ruowlion (rom St Joba, sept 2)—Arrived, sehr ese Belle Hooper, Gilkey. LEANS, Uct M—Arrive ANS, uct 31—Ary City San Antonia, Pedulugton, New Yor! SBrinee Ba wand OE ree poemahine Wilma Baltimore; area c I" of Galveston Evang, N te eee ort i ry Orel anh, geemahip is Ringe Bavana; echrs Jas A Ford, Atk Hatch,” pe th hippie "Webb, Beha A rived at ‘asses 21 york: Jona Patten, Wytnan, 29 reg jawking daverpogts Soha Fs Parker Oe Late’ ‘Adorna, Antwerp via Lew: yh, 7 Mahied “bark vente brig Juanito (Sp). on ORR RF tvede seamehtp Ellen S chr Lizzie Evans, Mahan. Pe Ro schr Maggie EGray, Hudgins, Berbice anew BEDFORD. Oct 20—Arrived, schr Ann T Bipple, Foint and sailed "or Molle); bark Joba's Har waee BREN. NU Oot ear, New York. "leas erth Amboy, GNOBPOUK. Oct i9"salled, ache Heo'or, Migging, Ja- NEWBURYPORT, Oct 1S—Sailed, scbr T J trafton, Hort, Philadalpuia’ wet EF Bacon, Boston, tor New Yor! NEWPORT Oct 18—Arrived. gohre John Mettler, Par “ker, Sandwich tor New York; 3J stat toe hiog lor pence, tor do: Condova, Gittord, Bristol ww, Bilis, iiyerep § for do; Virginia, Bearse, New Bed. ford) or, Piltladelph Ht Ingrabam, Ames, Georgetown, DC, for Boston. With Arrived, schrs Marts Fleming, Williams, Hobo- ken; i Harvest, Cor Corwin, New York i for Providence, ater 1m tor elphta Aino Bacon, Crosby cto tar Woodeeld Rui Maria’ ® King darwin. Providence for Racin: 109.t0r Haverstraw. River; Fannie A Fowler, Mac yreearn ned—Sehr Elm City, Providence for New PM—Some of the outward mache vessels are getting under NORWICH, Oct 50—Arrived. schrs M A Predmore, Newbu! bee Em Bailed=-sehe G audligr, Now fe York. NEW LONDON |, Oot 20—. schre J Barrett, Fawincket jor New! Tork tan E m Lathan young, ter, Aloxandria;, Chauncey, st John, pethtports Xnima White, Providence ‘for New ‘Yorks i fl 00 lor do; al a : BH War for do: sulk seal er ior do; Hoboken; J B oat for do; Pranglis, and Bat. lina, ford NEW HAVEN, Oct 30—Cleared, schr Niagara, Warden, New York 21st: Williams, New York; ived, schrs Bi Divarty, Ce Carroll, nh ondeus; sloops Mary Dallas, Drake, 03, PHILADELPHIA: Oct a= arrived, ; fteamehipe Tons Jouvetand cleared to retarm): Vinginiar far, char lence (and c! turn, fn ui! fonsearks Chilinghamn. (Bi. Doct, Newoasile. uarter (Ger), Bi sandy ook Bline jector, Ivigtut; one ae MeLavren W Windsor. * Ben) Gartalile, Bi Savannah: Henr; fires Providence; Wittatn Wilson, Jenkins 'rapk ns, Al alade! Middleton (at hd cleared tor iarartowae Bittle ©, yy, Wi p—Barks mate (Bas), from New eT] Also arrived—Bark Alpen (Nor), Westergaard, Barro of R, brig Biche Br. Ele Cockbur it Harbors a rs a Belle, Woodman and Alabama, Tayl A Coulcomb, OF8, aj “providence; JW" Vanneman: Boston jared for Fortsmonth). eared steamships “Plorids, Oroeker, Whilden, Boston: Indiana, Sumu cee oenstowl ; ae Veuar (Nor), tera, Oot or Imouth, for orders; bri Ure Vignna Ce Castellos sabes “Addie, Mh: Athehs, Aspinwall; Scull, Barrett, Galwestan Callen, Cullen © Cee Seanmer, sGranmér, and Mec lake, ‘ov! dwar Bwing, @1 8 ‘uershon,. ‘Sbanach, Roxbury: gern rie H Bi Bray, Rockport; David’ Fa Lowe, Garman, Har Lynn; Robin Hood, Bake ae Ww tee reports brig aitco Lea, Fonter. nnah; schrs J alta na Trade vi arrigon, Smith 3 Leni Bunter, Somers W Godt Lioya uF Bat enriet joston RS Graham, smtth and A Bartlett Brith, Worltouce; Won L Abbots Lud! and F Served, Contery, Bhacennwet George ns squire. Miaioy, Cam eecupen 1, Oot a AM—Passed up yesterday, one Lark, trom Calais, seed down, steamships cules, for Boston, and Allignes, tor Norfolk. Schrs J A Garrison, for Boston, and Maggie Cummings, for Cohasset, anchored off here “PM yestorday and re: r PM Passed down, steamships Geyser (Nor), for Dub: Yn Plorkta, for Providence: a msport, and Perkiomen, for Boston: ship Fuuline Dawid, tof Ante werp: bark Dante! Braper, for Civica | Vecchia: schra F X‘Server for ch ¥ Smith, Lena Hanter, “3 elie emi ah rd Bi Sarah cullen nA o o'W knigne for Alezanar ton, for Bos Duska, for Portiana Puwod up, sont Elizabeth Edwards, trom Pall River; sehrs Julia 4 Garrison aud Maggie Cummings have aro ceeded; bark Union, from New York, is at anchor 4! Delaware Clty. RWS, Del, Oct 21, PM—Steamer Hamilton sa harbor; neem brig passed in this AM; a few schrsare coming PORTLAND, Oct19—arrived, steamshio George Crom well. Bacon, New York: gehrs David & Sinar, Hunuey, ali (B ve patagephis and proceeded to Yarmoush ork, to load for 8t Joun NB; Sparkling Baxer, Bristol for New York. Mallsa-cHark Daring; orig Geo Burnham; schrs Neilic F Sawyer. South Shore. Wth—Cleared, schr BH Herriman, Cardenas, PORTSMOUTH, Oct g—Salled. aehrs Won ice Fico. and Emma W Day, Clark, New York; Brook Bigwactocsvoanson Kbbie’ Cortes, Corsoue Fail Pe NOVIDENCE, Oct, 20—Arrived, sfeamer ‘eee. March, Baitimors via Norfolk, schra Fanuy R Williams, Twiford, Savannah ; Helen, Perry, Baltimore; Charies Lawrence, Clayton, Philadelphia; Eva H Lewis, Lewis, Albany. Entire, Kinnear, Pougbkeeprio; Anthony Bur. ton, Johnson, South Amboy 1 W Parker, Dean, do ;. Cynthia Jans, Gs Gardner, Coxsackie; Katrina Van Court: sailed~Schrs 3 Tempest Lacy, Trenton; Gast, Martin, jo; Martha P King, Jarvis, Rarihan Rivers AG Lawson, Hupatrick, Crotwhi Henry May Hatch: Eltzapeth. Parker; John stockham, Hart, Mingaas, Heane; Mary Miller, ‘Dayton; Nightitigale, Young, and Pecora, Mul- at ae best eee Tatand sound, 19th Pst sehr Helen, err’ m Baltimore for Providence. TAWTOCK Oct 19—Salled, echr E H Brazos, Eay- nor, New Yor Pin Salus schr Xebec, Shropahtre, New York. KICHMOND, Oct id Arrived, steamship Old fon, Walker, New York; schr John Somes, Wi Cleared hark ta Edwin (Nor), Chrisioilerson, Liverboot. fuiled—Seht Honny Boat. Kelly, Providence, OCKLAND, Oct 17—Arrived, schr Wm MeLoon, Ro- gers, New York. 191 = eae fonre Frank Jameson, Jameson, and and Su- bar VY ‘abies, New Yor! Me J. simmons cy 1s—Arrived, scr Mary (rat Hy Williams, Liverpool. RANCIBCO, Oc Rotgkin Cigared—phtr ‘Oberon (B Sailed—Bark RO Wylie an Rogie Iguique; sehr Staghound, Putz, Levusa Can iith—-Arrived. snip Hermon “oO. “Leighton, Rio Ja- O- Saued—Brig Helena Anna (Dutch), De Bosr, Batavia ;. echr Oscar Pearl, Bruce, Central Americ: ‘ist—Arrived, Be Corsica, Stetson, New York. Also arrived 21 fs steamship Japan, Warsaw, Yokoo ama, with ngers and 218) tons freight—1046 tons of which ir. New York via Panama. BAVANN AH, Oct #1—Arrived—Steamship eg (Br), Fr Ad Bt Jolin, NB; achr Stephen G Hart, Hart, Prov- 5 Charles F. Heyer, Poland, New York. lesa) Sehr. Charles achre Kvergiade, shaw; Wm Pint, Pauidioton, and Mountain Laurel Higgiva, Port jobnsot NOMIERSET, Oct 17—Arrived, schrs R G Whtlden, Nich- ols, Weehawken; Fanny Fern, Eaton, Hoboken, sehr Panthea Jounson, New Yoi % Werictta “btediuian. Steclman, ia; Laura Robin son. Robinson, Port Joungo: Fengar, and Marcos L Ward, Grabam, New Piatt Bagmond, bord, New York. sehr Lizzi ond jew Yor! ERT 9~—Arrived, s3hrs Daniel Morrig, Robt B smith, Nickerson, Provi- 8 W Ponder, Tiraster, Somerset tewport for doi, sloop sr0d Brown, ons Mo, Oct 15—Salled, gchrs G W elson, Grover, New Yor! IN, Oot Weeartived, bela it it, Mo- Huantethport for Bath (und galled); fenrs Kant has, Gardiner, for Baltimore, 0 W Cum mins, Boston for Returned—Brig H Havelock (Br), from Cheverie for: x “London ter micelinny); tebra Addie Murenie, ja Barton ao ie Btn Foe eet a Nellie Gr Paine, Cocheco, Carrie Jones, Sea Foam, Gen Hall, Ovotts, Buariaht Laure Emma Domin- neir Philadel ga H Clark, Balina—fohr ra Deerity Oct Squires, Port Johnson; dence fo for do: New York; parmartine, ANTE HARRO! AnD WAY one F o ‘Howard Macomber fetes eb ch i nag Sen siparatta ‘0 Iniee eblgoking Bird le ce: i ia ifs cite Ke mi Hee ri va iver, hairs jen, Abbott Lawrence, Doe,” Debora Jon mee at a ane Darius kddy, Bn rh Point, qa ene? Oct. 18—Arrived, bark Clandie ais HR to Itico: schr Albert Mason, Hose, New ‘Gleared—Bri eg yA dis) ern Larson, Bristol; sche D> era ia Oo igs Krrived, achr Artist, Forrester, New (i MISCELLANEOU? 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