The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1874, Page 12

12 “THE BEEBLE’S BARDY” |= Jacob Cohen in Mass Meeting Assembled. A Plot of the Strikers to Nominate Mr. Havemeyer and “Bleed” the Old Gentleman. + One Thousand Dollars Offered to Get an Article in the Herald by Jacob Cohen. Jacob Cohen het a barty. Vere ish dat barty now t Immediately previous to every muntctpal elec- fon beld tn this city it 18 moticeable that a number | of organizations to be used for the sole purpose of | getting money from candidates hold meetings, make speeches, appoint committees, bleed the | candidates and then dissolve into empty air until | the succeeding election. This has become as much of a business 4s selling groceries, pork, tobacco or cheese. ‘1his year the strikers are not in as great force as usual, simply because the money ts scarce, Last evening a meeting was held of The People’s, or “Hans Breitman’s Barty,” at No. 211 Fourth avenue, a few doors south ef the Clarendon Hotel. Mar. Jacob Cohen, who once held the office of Supervisor in this city, and who organizes a politi- cal party every year, which melts like the snow tn Jaly forty-eight hours after the ballots nave been counted, presided at the meeeting and met with @ most enthusiastic reception. Mr. Cohen, or *Yaweob,” as be is called by his friends, has the appearance of a burgomaster from Amsterdam, and is of burly proportions, with a large, round Jace and a fringe of whiskers from earto ear and under his chin. Jacob also wears a large diamoud pin of the first water, anc bas plenty of money, it is said, but, in the words of a striker, “be isn’t spending apy just now.” HOW TO STRIKR A CANDIDATE. The building in which the meeting was hela ts eccupied partly as a dwelling, and has a weil fitted up drinking saloon in the basement. Tne third floor, which has & rear apartment with folding giass doors, was well filled last evening by the | strikers, a bard looking crowd, and some few de- cent men, Who sat in iront, and were there solely | from a desire to get their names in the HERALD. | ‘The hali was a narrow one, and the delegates sat | closely packed, In front was a tabie, on which | were a @ lot of joviscap paper, to be used by the secre- | taries, At the back of the hail, with some empty seats intervening, were a lot of hard-headed | ung felows, woo were paid so much apiece to | alioo Whea any name was proposed for nomina- | tion, and to cheer the eloquenve of Jacob Cohen whenever be spoke. As Mr. Cohen pays for the hali, in hopes of speedy reimbursement, he natu- rally decided question’ and motions with more discipiine than ever was known in Tammany Hail im its duys of severest discipline, A few moments betore the meeting began Mr. Cohen was closeted behind whe glass folding doors with the leading | spirits of the “ Beeble’s Barty.” The proceedings begun by the calling of the names of delegates from the different Assembly districts. Some ew | answered 10 this cail with @ laugh as a young man with a strong Hebrew profile, a good jooking face | and biack curly hair called the districts. In sev- erat districts there was not any representative, ut Mt Was ail the same to Jacob Vohen, He came there to nojinate a solid man and he did not much =mind whether there were delegates present or not. The reportr was offered a seat at the table by Mr. Marcus Hanion, v1 the Fliteenth ward, who joined the movement merely trom @ desire for iun, a8 ‘Well as nis triend Peter McGuire, 01 the Eigateenth ward, another delegate, who is a well known pre tical joker. As Jacob Cohen emerged from the | ding doors bis diamond pin gilstened on his bosom like the sheen of a spear head on blue Galt Jee. As he came in he saw the HERALD man, and | before the eyes of all the honest delegates he {| beckoned to bim in a mysterious eyed to come benind the tangs doors, earn, 9s be RASH “Mishder Reborder, come dis vay @ leeale five | minads, bleese.”” The reportet followed Mr. Cohen behind the ding —, and presently the two men stood jaeé to face in a narrow passage secure irom all ebservation, Then Mr. Cohen expiained himself as tollows — “Look-a-here now, Misnhder Reborder, give us a | big splilendid repordin de HERALD to-morrow, and you can have a8 mudge monish as you vants. You come and ze me afder ae repord is in de | HgRaLp and I vix you shure.” “But What do you want me to do ?” the reporter asked, seeing all his mysterious movements, “Ve vants do nominade Havemeyer snure; what you dink,en? Den be gtves us de money ‘of der Sominashun and I give you biendy of money when | it gomes in.” { ‘How much money do you expect to get from Havemeyer?”’ “Vell, ldon’t know, but if he gives me a thousend thawiors I gives you all of tt. Irhe only gives me vive hundert thawiors I gives you all ol dot mon- | isn, You dink dats tair, hah? if he don’t give the mMonish we nominade some von else. I pud you on the gommittee, and den you go and see Have- =a r yoursell, han?!” is Was rather amusing to the Herp reporter, to whom Mr. Cohen had offered $100 to have an ar- ticle inserted in tae HERALD about a week previous, one evening at the Hofman House. Being wale | to humor Mr. Cohen, the reporter listened to al ropositions, and no doubt Mr. Cohen fancied | that he had secured the support of the LD for his “Beebies Bardy.” “You dink I better abboint a gommittee to vait upon Mishder Havemeyer, hah? If ne don’t give the monish we nominace Dr. John ©, | , for Mayor. He isan Irixnmans and din ve geds an Inshimans for Regisder and dat gets de vodes, han?” HE WANTS A SHOW. | The reporter informea Mr. Couen that he would make @ true account of the meeting, and Mr. Cohen shook lls hand warmly and said, “Dad’s ail | | Ivants. You give me a chow in de HERALD and I gives you de monish, shure.” The previous offer | of $100 to buy the influence of tie HERALD had | been made on the evening of October 20, at about seven o'clock im the evening, tm the saloon of the Hoffman House, m Twenty-lourth street. Then Mr. Coben did not know whether Havemeyer was ‘good for | anycings”’ or not. The interview having been coucinaed the reporter and Mr. Jacob Cohen made ‘heir appearance at the meeting, where the audience bad been warching with suspicion all of the proceedings behind the giass doors. As voth | came out Mr. Cohen observed, “You make a Jull Febord of my speech, Mr. Reborder, and it’s ail | 3? BRIBERY, | A suspicious looking delegate, as both re- | porter and ¢ Jhairmian entered the meeting, whis- Pered anuivly, “fe’s ail rigut—ne's been siakea | dead sa. Mr. Cohen took the chatr and said: ide. | “Shentemens, I'm blee Wo ze you alls. glare ae mecding open. Mishder Beanid will act as seckredary aud ve vill cali de dishdrigds.” The | man bawed “Beonid,” who walked as il oe was a deiegate irom 1 hreabre itensiein, grabped some | foolscap ju & jerocious manner, and another idi- Vidual named Davis, With a most ormidabie Dose, also began Writing on paper. Mr. Cone Curtiendy, you vill bleeze take | Your bosisiion as Sargint-ad-arms by the door up, | MB. COHEN'S GREAT SPEECH, i Then arough, who was laughing heartily, pro- | posed three cheera ior our wortny Chairman, Mr. Cohen, which were given by the stiikers with a | @ will, Mr, Couen applaading himself witt his feet on the floor, | Mr. Cohen then stood up and spoke in the fol- lowing manner :— “I yos de Supervisor of Ni-Yorick, defeaded I belive, by de beebies; maybe by de boli- dishians, and nod py de veebies who Vork for the | Sra aliveat of der brows. I always looked jor de bee- dies, and I geeps a large beebies cmbioyed. Aud | { nave got suck vorthy noble sppirit that! vill have | God Almighty take ond of me my bread it 1 don’t | do ride. De bolidisnians dey dake de name | of de beeble’s bardy betore we gov dime todurn | around. 1 have noding to say against Mishder | O'Hendorfer, J believe he is adrue reiorm. But | look at Mr. Wavemeyer, 1 gomes to de gongiusion that Mr Have neyer he have some good solid brs aul | dinks we nominate him. (Cheers.) All de abuses dad could be heabed upon his head to damp lin) Wos abused.” (Cheers). After some | further sion and speeches the jollowing Heket Was placed ia nomination :— Ak “REEBLES? DICKKD."? For MayorW\\iiam § Havemeyer. For hegister—No tomination. For Aldermen ot Lavrge—jucod Cohen, A. Cy Anderson, KR. D. Davis. | ed a delegate why & onice of Rogue | “Nobody yut whoever puts ap | heaviest gets | "t worth a cont, anynow. | Why, this is worse than the nigger minstrels. There ajn’t $50 im (ue whoie gang onteide what oid Cohen bas got, wud thing to any one, the old fraud." As the reporter wus jeaving the halt Mr. Conen | | came lor hin again to buy the New York Henatn, and said;—“‘Now, you git @ big chow for dis Beebles Bardy, and IJ gits the money for you as much as © you Vani, All] ¥auts 18 a column inthe Herat | and den | gets bieaty of money from Havemeyer, and it he don’t give it we nominade un insamans, Doctor Hannan.” THE COMMITT! work. Mr. Coben appanied the following named gen- vemen ot the Viggo le’ party to wait upon Mr. Havemeyer at his honse last evening, with in- airoctions to report Mr, Havemeyer's answer vo Oceanic.....+ s | Newaae )0000.IN he ain't giving out anye | yf NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1874.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Fourth avenue this Convention m — Mesers. Samuel Sioan, Goodenough, Rossean, Chrisiy, Crawiord, Thomas Fiynn, 4. U. Bennet: — leGuire, L.G. barnett, Evans, Cooley a Hetzel. 1t is vot Known whether Mr. Havemeyer will accept the nomination; but should be, the committees wilt report tais evening. And then that will be the last heard of the “Beeble’s Bardy” for twelve months, no aoubt, FOUL PLAY. The Bedy of » Man Found Floating in the Nerth River with Unmistakable Signs of Violence On It—No Clew to the Murderer. At about half-past six o’clock last night Charles E. Rich, boatewain of the steam frigate Roanoke, noticed a large, shadowy object floating in the North fiver pear pier No. 1. At first he sup- posed that it was a log, but as it @pproached nearer he discovered the out- lime of & man, and calling for assistance, at once proceeded to bring it ashore, Landed on the dock it was found to be the dead body of a man apparently about sixty-five years of age, of strong, robust frame and statue, exceeding six feet by about an inon, and weighing, it was Judged, between 185 and 195 pounds. Hus hair was of an iron gray color, and on his face were mod- erately large chin whiskers of the same descri ston. His clowning consisted of a sack cout, Ciagonal | doubie breasted vest, Scotch tweed pepper and salt pantaljoons, elastic gaiters, a woite bosom nirt and muslin drawers. The entire appear nce of the man indicated that be wes respect- ably connected. His clothing was of the best material, and comparatively new. After @ casual and Lasty examination oj the body @ conveyance Was summoned, and the corpse carried to the dead house attached to Bellevue Hospital. As the body was being moved irom the venicle to its place of deposit it was noticed that biood towed mi the head. No particular attention, however, ‘Was paid to it, those perceiving it presuming the sanguinary liquid resulted trom some slight abra- sion occasioned by the handling of the corpse in getting itirom the water. Later inthe evening the circumstance of the finding of the body was men- tioned toa HERALD reporter, who, expressing a de- sire to investigate the flow of biood, was shown by the authorities to the aead house, Where the body jay in arude pine coffin, surrounded on ail sides by its silent neighbors, When the light was brought to bear on the face of the uniortunate man those present were horror stricken at the gha-tly sight presented. From a deep gash in the | Tight temple the blood was oozing taal, the har, face and beard being cuvered by it. The wound | on examination proved to be a deep and ugly on and peared as though it had been inficte by some biunt instrument. Farther investigation disclosed another horrible cut in the back o: the head, apparently made by a knife, and extending | & diavonaliy down irom withm au inch of the ieit | ear toward the neck a distance of three or tour inches. From this also tie blood was flowing in streams, The wounds do not, in the sligutest de- gree, suggest self-infiiction; neither is it | Possible that they were caused by accident, | #8 the temple wound is deep and bears unmistakabie evidence that a knife or some other instrument was driven ito it with force. large Water pitcher, two glasses and | Man’s pantaloons were turned inside out, acir- | cumstance highly suspicious in itsel!, On bis per- son nothing but acambric handkerchiel, Dearing | no name or clew to identification, was lound. The body presented an appearance of quite recent | death. The Coroner was notified and a post-mor- | tem examination will be held to-day. OBITUAXY. Right Rev. Bishop Payne, D. D. The Kight Rev. Dr. Payne, late B.shop of the Protestant Episcopal Church im Africa, died at his residence in Westmoreland county, Va., during the night of Friday, the 23d instant, to the great regret of his Many frienus in the pastorate ana the congregation. The Hishop suffered irom the effects of a stroke of paraiysis which he sustained | some tim nce, and which ultimateiy terminated the earthly existence of a venerabie man, Rev. George Strobel, of Philadelphia. Ro Rev. George Strobel. pastor of St. Marj’s man Catholic church, of Philadelphia, died at the pastoral residence in that city yesterday, aged- seventy-four years. Father Strobe! was pious, humble and faithiul priest, and @ zealous laborer in the work of the mission, Particularly among the German members of the Catholic communion. His demise is regretted by citizeus of every de- nomination of faith, by whom he was known and esteemed during the years of @ long and exem- plary lie. IMPORTANT RAILWAY DECISION, | & Question of Rental Determined by Arbitration. CHicaGo, Iil., Oct. 26, 1874 The controversy of several years standing be- tween the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company and the Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Company relative to the amount of rent to be paid by the former to the latter for the use of tts road has been settled by arbitration. It appears that the Louisiana aod Missouri Ratlroad Company 1n its enort to periorm its part of the work 01 complet- ing a railway from Louisiana, Mo., to Kansas City, as per contract with the Chicago and Alton Rail- road Company, not only failea to complete its hne west of the junction with the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway at Mexico, Mo., but that it has incurred a large fvating debt. The most important question decided by the arbitration at Louisiana last Saturday was as to the amount of rent to be paid for such part of the roaa as has been completed, Upon this point the award provides that the stipulation in the original contract guaranteeing a minimom rental, which was based upon the agrecment for an independent line between the points already mentioned, shall be abrogated, and that tne Chicago and Aiton Company snall pay the per cenrage of gross earnings stipulated in Tine orig- inal lease. This relieves the Chicago and Alion Company of an obligation hereto.ore existing, | under which, with the present light traffic, they would be required to pay tor the use of the road more than it fairly earns, MAILS FOR EUROPE. The steamship Cuba will leave this port on Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool. Also the steamship Minister Roon, for Southampton and | Bremen. The mails for Earope will close at the Post OMce at four and hall-past eleven o’clock A, M. Tae New Youx HeRaLp—Edition for Europe— will be ready at halfpast eight o’clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, ix cents. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR Tre MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. me |Pestinatvon | Ofiee. |? Bowing Greca ‘Steamer. Minister Roon Cuba. .|Bremen.. .)Laiverdool. State of Indiana. 2 Broadway. Rotterdam 0 Broadway Frisia 61 Broadway. City of 1d Broadway. Ceitie 19 Broadway Spain. 60 Broadway. Ville de Paris. % Broaawav. tabria 4Bowiling Green | Bolivia... M1. |Ginsgow...|7 Bowung Green Oser...0.... 31.| Bremen... (2 Bowline Grea | steame Wroming. .| Liverpor road w Schiller... 5:| Hamburg... ita Brow 4. | Liverpool B |Hambarg .. i Bowling ( 29 Broadwa‘ Bowling ( een 11. |Giasgow ..|72 Broad wa: ci 11. |Bremen. |: |2 Bow ine Green WA Senoien....|Nov. 12.]Rotterdatn | Broadwa: ». (Ot Broaawa 150 Broadway ei | Liverpool.’ 15 Broadway. Repub :| Liverpool. |}9 Broadway | Donan Bremen. Bowling Green Kaypt Liverpooi...|49 Broadway. Victoria. : Nov. 14.|Giasgow. .|7 Fowling Green Goetne Hambureg., |115 Broadway. 1d. 17 | Lavervo Broad wa 18.) Liverpool. 4 Bowling Green + /6l Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 19.| Nambur: 2. Liverpool. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, WIGH WATER. 4 -“ | Gov. Island,.morn 9 48 Sandy Hook.,.morn 8 eve 6 b AL Hell Gate....morn 11 28 | PORT OF NEW ‘YORK. OCT. 26, 1874, CLEARED. Steamship Kngiand (Br), Thompson, Liverpoui—F WS ur “t Steamenip City ot Tokio, Maury, Aspinwal wee Oe ata, Benet. Perkin J * Acree seenat Lasts, Humphrey, San Francisoo—sutton & ark Rebecca (Aus), Novach, Liverpool—Sloeovich & “‘iark Urbana (ita), Oltvart, Liverpool—Slocovich & sia Cort Adier Vor), Olen. Londou—Vaneh, Kaye & “Sia ke iY prae (tal), Lauro, Gibraltar for orders—Slo- | Co, | covich & fy Sariion, Cog Park satama (ine), Bockmapty u Meyw! It was noticed that the pockets of the | 4 ¢ ‘cae by ye oe Smith (Br), McOulloch, Amsterdam— aeee Sulana”tBx, Burrows, Laporte, NP—George F pe rig Prospect (Br), Marshall, Yarmouth, NS—Heney & elcome R Beebo, a papain Bali & Co, Benr John Douglas, P: ik & Co, entoRe Norn Am America tine Sohne ‘NF—Hat yn. sebrC ergsh. Dayton, Savannah—Evans, Ball & Co. waren English, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & ARRIVALS, vessels, all aggregat tons They pave | now, in their yard the frames ot ships, which are to be built between now and the cl of nextseason. J W Cottre! ed uave bailt one large schooner, Lavycnmp—At Newburyport, Oct 4, from Geo W Jackman, sbip Reporter, fet long, 39 feet beau be commanded. by Cap Spring, and w: | aged bv Messrs Samner, Swasey’ « Currier, 0 of Newbury | Bore erbere abe is owned. At West Haven, Oct 24, the large Ste: hip Celtic (Br), Ki nate wn 16th, sein ears ty nd pasar ers to $5 dont Tat "se on ad % ata ees, most of day, lat 47 32, lon 4 spoke bi and short of provisions; suppl abutments in uring her pe ‘he new ship America, of 2,0) ton: noticed, was launched Saturday forenoon (rom he oi yard or L n Thomas at Quinc: ‘ison ton meine une | bound’ east, (BP, pecitioe, Liverpool Oct 14 | mdse and 365 pamgensees ae 25th, \ 3 6 ai ry and Queenstown rin Had str sorrailh, with og and 425 passe: bova, to be what Lareas. i ns a XS passengers to F WJ Hi wan finished up next spri i ex ing ee “tied set aaeaptiont ye for intermes' ticed). sins were nig 6. .Laverpool al days, Bark Andrea Lo Vico (Itai), ‘At Damariscotta, October 26 Mr George W Lawrence with coal to order; vesse! to @ Co. Bark August Gea cam Sinko @ deys, with clay, sree ree pa gr chelen, Mane be commanded gk a Sp Yarmouth, 2, 42 | At Harrington, Me,24th inst, fYom the yard of Ai Ca, eter ts Bocas Tee Tarmom, Nash, Ww i ‘John P Kotmann ‘about 70 tons aye Nor, Rver 1. | Texister, the largest. vessel ever er built there, she is haf rae ee aN wensen, ‘Belfast 48 days, in bak | Teer rach built veoel la every respect, and well sdapred ge eee ey Teanchored at Sandy Hook for the general trelghting Passes which st fein. ne whole cargo of outhern wi an jack matac! ler dimen: one a lon Bark ‘Pauline Bi Kruger, Stottin 106 days, with | Oy top. 38 feet wide, 5 feet between decks and. 12 uiset ee, OT NS eet fe oak ane Oo fower hold, “Bhe will receive a first. cla tn Bales the entire passage: lost — it sails, ine | Hreneh and American biovda’ Owned by John Zito: Bark Aluclo Gal), Cotroneo, Cette 8 days, with wine | sen and others of New York. Captain Yueney 8 Ray Bark Yainar1 (of Turks Iuand), James, Sarua 18 days, | (UIon aad her en senneay! an able snibmaster, ith sugar to Grinnell Minturn & Go;'veasel to Way’ J orig fmma Boeg (Gen, Sodermann, Newcastle Se rig Kmma Buej 1, Newca: Gaye, Pith mdse to He FW Meyer; vowel “orunch, | ggAt one’s, 2 Plscon, “Alen, 7 2s, Eh ee ve & Boul, "montrese Avoiy, Borne, clssa: Onis, Brig LiL Squire, Baker, Lisbon 29 days, in ballast to 5 gyn res Wars Ge drt Sesegs we het | Hii St op fol ea ipo ered winds aud calms, One Brig Aquia (Pord, Garcia, Lisbon 87 days, with cork and sait to Vavemeyer & Brann, Bng La Creole (Dutch., Schubert, Santa Mart days, with wood and skins to vovale & Co. Had 4s landed 206 bbls sp; Occan, Peage, arrived Sept 18. 140 do; Stamboul had lost third mate, killed by ray fork Lydia had two latgewhalestiongside, bus leet one; brig Baicer. 25 bbls this season, fo“oLuLD, Sept 25—The North Pacific tradin 3 fleet | oe) nd light ee eriner — ply as oe patane; a | have becun ae cds) ipeluding the Genera! Harne | within 160 yards to leeward of an apparensiy new vessel | @tovani and Timandra The General Harney bad 1000) | of 250 tons or more, laying on her port side, with rudder A be oe see 0 tha indean Waue cake ef Ghd bowsprit cone: floating very I igi, No ‘spars oF rig. Wenatpn muvee hae int anialebone, fi Kioto | ging visib'e; her copper appeare: new and the | {pe yee are bbls cod fate 3 | Wood work newly painted and clean. ort Femarkabl ‘open weather “in the ‘sretis Brig Proteus (of Portland), White, Cardenas 16 days, | TChore Fomernabiy, oben weather, in iat ith sugar to J MCebalias £'Co; vessel to Jas Ht Ward | Shed of July had mot taken s wiale The captain of the Giovan! spoke a number of whalers just before jeaving the grounds, and the reports of eleven thus spoken are annexed Co. Had strong NE gales to Hatieras; tine light wits beak ms. Brig Atalaya, Cole, 8t Jago and Guantanamo % days 1 beh sugar to Monee Taylor & Co; vessel to Ponvert & Co, In the windward passige was in company 4 days ‘Wale oll, Wg hes ofl -tenea ' Reneny | with brig Woodcock (0 Halliax), and on Oct. 8 saw. her da, Ar oy an "o at Inagua: also schr Two Sisters (ot Sandy Cove, 40 - 1,000 becalmed ay ie i 40 = 1,200 lent gale irom NE lasting 4 da: la x or 7415, spokea Germin bark, Name unkhown, from et is: ube erpool for Baltimore, with chronometer stopped. in ny chr Matilda (of Gibraltar), Hammond, Tampico via bird 2,500 Key West 40 days, with mdse to J W Wiiso1 400 “100 Schr Francis (of st John, NB) Carter, 4 areeibo, PR, Is Fy a0 ays. with sugar to order: vessel to maste: bud ey Schr kdwin Janet (of Nassau NP), Hoberts Barber, Sih: 0 jays, with oranges fos a. re I, 9 , eras, in a NE gale, lost foretypin 4,260 3,600 13,700 he Minnie, Hudson, Jacksonville | i days, with lam- Spoken. ber to order: vessel to Rvans, Ball & C Ship Tdomene (Br), McAllister, from Sunderlaad via aasereces for San Francisco, Aug 22, lat 915 N, lon ship County of i Pictou (Br), from Liverpool for Pictou, Oct 8, Int 47 ark Marla Anna (Gen), from Padang for New York, 90 dese out, Aug 3, off Madagascar (1 Schr Wm H Keeney, Beers, Fernandina Baavs, with yellow pine to E G Brown; vessel to ‘& Co. Qot 21, lat 34.49 lon 74 48 spoke schr ot Grok rom New River for Boston, 7 days Schr Lettie Wells (or Boston) Watson. Fernanaina 9 | days, with yellow pine to Join Boynton’s Son & Co. Selir Btta May (of Caima). Dix, Branswick, Ga, 8 days, with lumber to J W Russell; ‘vessel to Gorham ont Abuede (29, drom Sydney, CB, for Galveston, joardinan. ", Brij Cape Ortolan, from Portland for Ma! nzas, Oct 17, off jatteras. schr BN Rawkins, McV Charleston. 3 days, with Tallroad ties and cotton to vans, Ball # ¢ Schr & V Glover, Wiley, Georgetown, SC, at da; ea naval stores to Dollner: Potter & Go; vessel to’ E Hatteras, Fa aT wa Letrnd Seite ington, NC, 13 days. th | naval tore to Mares ington, NC, 18 days with | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, ri Lo “tockton, ‘Cranmer, Virginia. Schr Snow Fiake, Soper. Virginia. Schr GM Partridge, Milis, Balumore for New Haven. Elias Moore, Warren, Baltimore for Pough- Merchants, shipping agents and shin captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hxratp London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- Pres trom European ports,and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charge and published. wg The announcement vesterday of the whe of ship Benvenue (Br), from Bombay. was prematui Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship George Cromwell, Whitehead, Portiand for New York, ‘with mdse afd passengers to Clark & Sea- mamship Nereus, Bearse Boston for New York, with | mdse and passengers to H P Dimock. Steamship Tilhe, Ea nae London for New York, with mdse and passengers. Bark America, Salter, Boston for New York, in ballast to Salter & Livermore. ' (Arrives 24th.) Schr E LC Velaor, Atwood, Newport for New York. Schr A Heaton, Heaton, Pigeon Cove for New York. Schr H B Metcalf, Jones, Providence tor New York. Schr Silas McLoon, Best, Rockland tor New York, with lime to Haviland & ¢ Sehr J J Cole Lewis, “Pigeon Cove for New York, with stone to ord ae Rath T Carlisle, Smith, Portsmouth for Philadel- Bcnr T W Spencer, Spencer, new rt for Haverstraw. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. MSE York; brig Lillesand (Nor), Arrived 24th, ship Able (Nor), Bagge, Philadelpht: Sailea 25th, ship City of Boston, Ulmer, Boston. Briston, Oct 25—Sailed, bark Cort Acler (Nor), New Orleans. Brest, Oct %, 3PM—Sailed, steamship Pereire (Fr), Surmont (from Havre), New York. Bomsar—:ailed, the ‘Jenora,” tor Behr Salue Burton, Barley, Stamtora fir New Tork. Crowley Weybes. oston. rehr R H Daley, Stokes, Weehawken for Providence. ane A Crandall, Simmons, Port Johnson tor Wood's Sear Florence, Sackett, Haverstraw for Providence. Schr Hattie § Collins, Tribble, Amboy for piarrrord, sehr Ellen Lovisa, abe New York for Madisot Sehr Decatur Oakes, Baker, New York tor Dew" Bed- ford. sehr Benjamin English, Kelly, New York for New Lon- pone HT Bridges, Port Johnson for Salem, Bal Joseph ll, Pendleton, New York for Middle- °Schr RP King, Bliven, Hoboken for New London. Behr ah B t Purves, Lyle, Hoboken for Providence. ellie J Dinsmore, Parker, New York for Boston. Fehr Spiendid, thinney, New York for Wareham. Schr Kate Jhomas. Bariow, New York for Warcham. engi WJ Ridgeley, Bidgeley, Hudsou, NY, for com “Fehr Roanoke, Simmons, New York for Providence. Schr Transit, Baylis, Hoboken for Somerse xb baward Lindsicy, Howard, Elizabethport for ew Haver. sent J ii Burnett, Gardner, New Vork for Providence. Schr P F Devinoey, ‘Devinhey, Croton tor Bridgeport. Dilwits, New York. New York. ‘New Orleans (placed in quarantine). Grnrartak, Oct 25—Sailed, steamship Italia (Br), Craig (from Genoa, &c), New York. Hava, Oct 2—Arrived, bark Josephine Martin, Fick- ett, New York. Sailed 24th, ship Scotia, Brown, United States. Hamaura, Oct 24—Arrived, brig Alpert Fesca (Ger), Schiebe, New York. Nieisen, New York tor Rotterdam (ee below). mont, New York; Bengal (Br), Code, do. Ghisoh, New York. lisnox, Oct — —Arrived, Knizht, New York. Sailed Oct —, United States, Movittr, Oct 26—Arrived, (Br), Smith, Quebec for Liverpool. \ Steamship City of Tokio, for Panama: barks Reguins (Nor), Dunkirk) Anna (Nor), Morgan Fili, brig B inci nac, Port au Prince. sailed from lower bay—Ship Peter Maxwell (Er), (trom Antwerp), for ——, ship Marianna ¥ (Port), Sp Schr ET Smith, | 4 Bowling @ | Hitroagware | from Frovidence, came so close to the sunken bark Bes- | sie Rogers, which is now in the hands of the Coast | have finished the same. mn | Whiladeiphia~ Towns a NewcastLx, E, Oct 26—Arrived, | Gir), Williams, New York. Wind at sunt, light Herald Marine Correspondence. Newrorr, RI, Oct 25, 1874, which returned here on Friaay with mainmast sprung, is haying @ new one put in at this port. Last night the steamer City of Newport, on her way Schaacke, Pensacola. st Mar@arct’s Bay, NS. Hoga, New York for Liverpool. Evers, Philadelphia. Bailed 2th, bark Pohjole (Rus), States. Rio Janeiro, Oct 19—Arrived, Wrecking Company, as to fill the pontoons with water and to otherwise retard the operations upon the bark. Previous to this unforesecn accivent 40 eet of the bark’s narter deck Was out of water, and which will take two days of exira good weather to get in the same condition as betore. No blame, however, is attached w the ‘ ; Lutra (Nor), Laurentzen, do. 1 Waters & Co, wreckers, of this port, who have | UrPAul New York; Lutra (Nor), bat in blowing up the Focks which obstruct the entrance be ad at to Wickford (itl) harbor, by order of the kngineer Corps, | ATTY New York via Queenstown, 2 Francisco via do. Sailed trom ——— Oct States, Maritime Miscellany. | Bam See Cable News, | Mocut, Freeman, from Liverpool April 23 for San | oy 1s Fevorked bf Mr Harker, « passenger on, ship | Legal Tender. at San Francisco ttox Tahiti, to | been burned at dea, 1400 miles from Marquesas Is! | Capt Freeman and his erew were taken to Marque’ y | Was run ashore to prevent her sinking. | the ship Grey Hound trom San Vrancasco. No other pat- ticulars have been received. The Mozul’s cargo was composed tly of coal. She was owned by J Henry | Sears @ Co and others, of boston. She was registered 1200 tons. was built in Kennebeckport in 1869 and in- hured im” Boston tor about $96,00, ivided trang the ] Neptane. Manutacturore’, ‘American, Mercantile, thdia and Sew Bngjand, The Belaware 4 niual and Insurance Company of North America, buth of Philadelphia, had | risks on her, the latter $9,007, wig Sur Sournkun Riana, Woodbury, which arrived at savarenit M6 froma Bristol, Kei! Payal Nepea4, bay | Jog, put in there with Jow of mainioomiast. ‘maintopaa | jant knd royal masts, fv and Ayingiib Doolda ke eee ried near in @ squall. Bann Sanurento, at Portland trom Montevid ports when ashore at Montevideo lost part of keels will go into dock for repairs. | Baro H Havetoe Liverpool for Valparaiso, has put into Isaking. otherwise all weil. 8AM, to Rio Janeiro—over 400 miies—in about 20 days, | fore repc vesse!. ‘The damage is not reported. | ove, pro | _ Scun Damon (of Deer Isie). trom Portsmouth for Ban- | gor, ran ashore on Clark's Island 23 inst but was got Foreign Ports. off and proceeded, with loss of cutwater. Aneciso, PR, Oct 8—In rt brig LL & W Armstrong, | Sewer Rosxnt Karr, from Haverstraw for Providence, ba a Bay Ar ge TH Si ae | with brick, struck Sappho Rock, Hell Gace, 26th inst and sustained considerable dainage. sho was towed | into Port Morris to undergo necessary repairs, erpool, 8 ‘agrived 15th, d Oct 2 Batavia, Aug In port ship Southern Cross, Hughes, | Sewn Axotx Freemay, Harris, at Charleston 224 trom im eek a Baracoa, had very heavy weawrer, during which lost | “howroe Avasa no, date—Arrived, bark Woodside, bapa Montaomery, Pordand, Py) Mipsxiont, ashore at Liovd's Neck, LI, was wot jailed, barks Celina, Hodgdon, and Tatay, Satarday last in good condition, and ‘towed to New Pewtis, St Thomas | Yorn: for New York, rei The report that a Ore occurred on board ship Lady F dy sy was a take. red Care tired O8i 4—In port brig Planet, Hoyt, for the ship Wilinm (Br), but was er line’ moment “| Boston in 3 days, Quasne, Oct 26—s ‘Way down trom Monts i, Went aground ‘ yesterday morning, ‘during a teary. de seek Ob ‘See Laroche, aud remained on until 7 o'clock In the oven: ing. when she floated of at high water, having ap- | Now Yors), parently received no damage, ot Jonwh, wr Get. 22—Arrived, steamship AniPavILoING,—At Belfast the namber of vessels and | eux Trooks, Baliimore via Halifax (and eailer the amount of tannage is the Jarvest (or twenty yeara, mship Abyssinia (Br), on her York, idg. Nev Ww yard this season, ‘two, p snlpvard crews are trom Belfast and one from Searsport—Capt Wm om. eas iivery's—to Bucksville, 8C, ie ern plo} ered th its REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND | building there through the winter, and quite a number HERALD WHITESTONE Saeed uuNE will go South to cut timber, rom the yard of tthe Hoe tao tons, 200 %4 ieet depth of hold. She will t HM i be man- oy Syee ‘else; 4 | immediately taken on’ the way to Pair Haven Bonus Ber, ence fae Lvek sae tug boyd, While passing ne the draw at Toinlio Wyo son's Beige, she slruck the Dridge, misplacing one of the At ‘Searaports: th ing, 3 park Wealthy haan about 90 tons, ror the Kast India trade. Bankes aterwarde a very. AMON Testerly wales. to the | At Damariacotta, 26th ins by Mr G Merry, bis fine east of Sandy Hook, p ‘8 Gel and an anchor | big Nettle Chase, betore noticed. ne steainship, has pod at, 0 mille east ‘ot 4 ‘an In- Freeport, 241 last, trom ey bere! ship of man steai 8 east of do, a National toni named ‘Lu cllte. ste is signed for n- steamahl ‘ae aS nd isto be commanded by Capt T ‘Steamship oo ain lg Grace, Ltverpool Oct 14, Queens faite, t Soule has the frame out for « ship some- Oct 25, eG i with By Capt Horace So seamaniy etre ee Liverpool tor’ Puladel ye At Helin a Hoek from rte ares iin, rae tram, Cottrell phia. ARS Yard, three wasted echt John a. Smith, a0 tom spite Moral REPS, Sri boieg ad anon | Seed andes oh Boone, oan g olman HiGeipcke. "det 34, iat 536, on 70, passe peut sd negmaanly aa the barque Lorinda Bor el Vesa? to kerceee, ue A. Jon 4 ahip Hiprmaa, Lv Zodiac, ence’ far Port Boyal | manded by Capt H C bg ie Lavingston, satiation Savannah c cf ‘Thomaston, 24th i at ite aed of O'Brien & on’ py mie Fav ya Dassengers iG Garris, O gait @ 900 ton sbip to be commanded by Capt %, Mr Jobn & Napier, a ewburyport, 24th inst, ship Reporte? (before no- Ww: Di for Marasst’ from Shields for Phitadel Iphia. Batavia for New York (and sailed. Passed Sept 18 Cali York. today from tral itallan v ne Gloucester. Schr Post Hoy, from New York tor St Kitts, Oct 20, off a Dobrilovicn, New Yor! Aytweer, Oct 35—Arrived. ship Sylvanus Blanchard, James, Guanape; bark Alice Cooper (Br), King, New Andersen, Wilmington, NC. Bch Martha, binithe Poriiand, Gr ior New Yorke Bonpxavs, Oct 26—Salled, bark Ukraine, Melener, New Schr Louisa Frances, Kelly, New Bedtord {or New | York. York. Canvirr, Oct 25—Bailed, bark Hattie B King (Br), nartiporh Lis in ballast (uotas betore reported.» ““™ | Arrived 25th, ship Pudsey Dawson (Br), Rawle, Pen- BOUND £AST. . sacola. ‘ Schr Marshal! O Wells, Davis, Clinton Point for Caxcurra, Oct 1—Sailed, ship Stratnblane (Br), Poe, New York. Dusuix, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Lorenz Hansen (Ger), Frou, Oct - —Arrived, brig Orfeo (Aus), Martinolich, Genoa, Oct — —Arrived, ship Mataura (Br), Townsend, Hxexvoxt, Oct 25—Aarrived, bark Homborgsund (Nor), Liverroot, Oct 25—Arrived, ships Arethusa (Br), Lae Lixerick, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Venti Settembre (Ital), bark Euphrosyne (Br), Ferreira, steamship Scandinavian ark Lewis M Lamb Peart, Oct 25—Arrived, bark Laura Maria (Ger), Queexstows, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Eva Cargill (sr), | } Bight night with her steerin; ‘Also arrived 26tn, 2PM, steamship Java (Bn, Murphy, | Mei" Mit Rorrenvam, Oct %—Arrived, bark Germania (Ger), Masalin, United steamship City of Pe- king, Griffing, New York tor San Francisco (see below). Warerrorn, Oct 25—Arrived, barks Grud Zagreb (Aus), Oct 25, barks Saturn (Nor), Torjusen, J Carleton, Luce, San —, bark Canada (Br), United Cacraans, Oct 25—Bark Andros Padre (Ital), from Bena for Philadelphia, put into this port to-day leaky, and | Philadephia; Row Loxpox, Oct 26—Ship Gov Langdon (Br), Turner, trom Steamship City of Peking, Griffin, pound to San Fran- cisco, when one day outof New York, lost one of the blades of her propeller, and on the twelfth day out lost another blade, and put into Rio Janeiro on the 19th inst; She was supplied with duplicate blades, and alsoa coffer dam to use in replacing her biades, and she would possibly be detained there from 10 | to 16days She left Sandy Hook on Monday, Sept 28, at | nd with the loss of biades as above made the run Bark Homborgsund (Nor), Nielsen, trom New York for | : Rotterdam, was in collision at Helvoet with another | Landon: Victoria Bound, Sept isin port anlp Hope. Curts, trom Liv- ship Berteaux (Br), Davies, Liverpool. Covomno, Sept ae port bark Dorothy (Br), Williams, Sincarors, Oct 24—In port ship Banyan (Br), tor New Noinanary Aug 17—10 port bark Dirigo, Staples, for K. SF He ita, Sept 19-—Sailed, bark Jasper, Webber (from Br Jonn. NB. Yarmouth, NS} Arran. Won sep ee port, Stebocca, Goadara, Pet- Yururnnare Johanne, Koepeke, an floox 00 Al Albert ds erik Eichmann, pretens Edwards, New Orleans; Protector, Gunder- an North Amnories: " oRpEavx, Uct 10—Sailed, Fredig, Apderson, New Or- Get s—Arrived, Chanito, Mir, New York, Bh, Panchite, C “abot, do. 1c al Batavia, Atle 29S led, Milo, Kracht, Maulmain @e- on oon a Agar, Olson, New Yorn. Goramnucnny OF aim Talbo liven, from London for New Urleans; Mavlower, Harringt wer, ington, from Antwerp tor Tybee; Joseph Fish, Faliner, trom de tor UBL rive Matnilde, a ie chow, New led, DR Srocwell, Harding, Phile- tone New ¥ Sct seSailed nkathor, Strom, Boston; Luisa Now Vorks Macy’ Preeland, Clark, Lege re iene Oct 9—Arrived, Australia, Iversen, Philadel- iz, Oct 9—Arrived, Strassburg (s), Barre, Bremen onleiaes neceien es Pesta owas ny New Orleans; Hannie Sel: Arrived, Sarah A Dud) . Dndman, yerpandina; Mawinorn, Nason, StJohn, NB" Hecla (9, ee — ai, Aisoria SP uiguemen and Nevada A Turist, Ulistro rela cated aia, ¥ i Emera Valbaraiso; Lith, Aib Albert, mn a tate eee ig huaeiia Le! gear, igr ew New Catrrived ne at southwest lth, John Butherford, O'Neil, Liverpool {oF vou ‘Om Great Oris mie md thJohn Gedale, Smith, trom deiphin: thio race Taverner for A Lonpo! oad ieavods Josie Mildred, Gunn. Boston; Helvetia lo rabater, N New York. ies, 'Wentwortn. Robbins Liverpooik Galveston; tia, Svensen(trom Gree: oe aice 1a olay et +—artvet Osmi Dubrovacki, Po- ia aneEn Oss. © Ssaied, Carmeia, Castellano, New Maviaain, Dept Sg tee Joha, N Cushing, Baxter, 7. Revronr, Oot snitteed vay deta olay Santatger, Oro! York: Bh Rival’? Balled 24, alls Ps ety Fe Pettis, St Ubes. Portaxn, Oc to, the B orse, 1, from Nieuwe fo Rew Orleans; toa % a, ture, Torjunsen, New Quzmnetown, Uct l—Arrived, pay Leopoldine Bauei Lucovich, do for Newry (put ‘0 et ihe ‘Giovanni Z, “Beriando, Newry; Virginia, yaroomnon, Oct 6—Arrived, Knudevig, Evensen, New Ml—Arrived, Andromeda, Lundberg, On, Rea, i irom Hoilo tor New led, Juna, Blethen, Newchwang; rail St Herzna, Sept or Swatow, Aug Il—Sail 2th, Vesta, Verey, Taku. Sounanata, Aug 20—arrivea, Laura A Burnham, Phil- ii Mean vcr’ Oct 9—Sailed, Magnus Huss, Forsell, New York via Newcastle, Tannagowa, Sept 90—Arrived, AV. Garcia, Xow Yors. Vigo, Sept 28—Arrivei, Galope, Gaipt, York. Wartrronn, Oct 10—Arrived, Tore Picasa, Picasso, New York. x tanterrom, Oct &Nailed, Francis Bourneuf, Weston, Hayne, Oct 10—The cargo of the Ttalian brig Trionfo, from Cette tor New York, wrecked near Algeciras, has been taken to Gloraltar, aud will be conveyed to desti- ae in another vessel Liveagroot, Oct 10—The master and crew of bark.Ga- brielle. trom Barrow for New, York (before reported fomnae lered), ari’ wed here to-day by the Ambris (x), trom wx, Oct 11—The crew of tne Civilta, Austrian Quuxxsto" bark, from New York (oll) for Odessa, which vessel was al doned, being in 5 cating condition, ereived. here where they were landod by an ia a nn oct ioe oe saileas Geo ws ane, Corning, cared from Fiuthing Boads 10th, Argosy, Parker, Engla MUIR, asaps-Faceed, Crest of the Wave, Harris, from Singapore for Bostot en a) Oct isarrived, Guiseppe Murzi, Murai, New Balled 13th, Protector, Jensen, New Orleans, Arrived in'Kingroad 18th, Alfredo, Puoletto, New York Oct 10—Arrived, Hohenstaufen (s), eM ith, Nency! Pendleton, Pendleton, Cardiff. Branorst, Oct 4—Arrived, Rowa Sorento, Cacace, New SREMBERAYER, York (and patted, Sth for Irieste). Pro Oct 12—salle. Topgaliant, Phillips, Rio Jan- giroy, Nip iphon, Carpente jon hon, ) Valparaiso, Algonquin, Dex: nelro. ““Gypim, Oct e—Sailed, Helen O Phinney, Boyd, Glouces- Mass. “Boxamress, 0 et 12-087 Tervsiehore, Oeirichs, from Bamburgh Yor New Y Dosuin, Oct iearrived, Ellida, Boe, Baltimore. Gresxoce, Vct 18—Arrived, Ocean, Sorensen, Rich- mond, Va; Edmund Richardson, Brodie, Wilmington, Batted Vth, Geor GuovcesreR, Oct Wise snkins, Hilton, New York. Arrive 1 Unto, Bolg, Philadelphi 3 Fidar, Steansen, bal meailed 12th, Alpha. bie ht] New Orleans. Genoa, Oct 9—3: Luisa Bruno, Ausso, New York. Hatvokt, Oct Tisaatled liner, New York. ron bet Ta Arrived titaole y, chacktord, Philadelphia; Mindet, Beck, New York; l4th, Egypt (9), Grogan, fed 1th, Anstruther, Pitt, Pensacola; Lett, Marcas: sen, Gaiventor H Whiting, ‘lybee; ldth, ‘National Eagle, Searr, 7 ALS, Pelimores Behrend, Gekatng: Phil adel gia; Birmingham, Durham, South- west Fass; susan M Dudman (Br),’Durkham, Tybee; Alfred Gray, Savannah, ‘Cleared 12th, Calista Haws, Tearitt, savannah. Entered out 12th, Hl for Boston; Neva- das @), Erice, New York? “annie W Weston, Winer, Point de Galle. ‘OM Point Lynas 8th, Pekin, Seymour, from Liverpool, for Valparaiso. Loxvox, Oct 13—Arrived, Hunter, Olson, Richmond, a, Cleared 12th, New World, Champion, New York; Emily usta, Day, New Orivans. walled irom Gravesend 13th, Helvetia (»), Webster, jew Yor! Lisson, Oct 5—Arrived, Chimoea, Haayve, New York. Tuauony, Oct W0~sailed, Mary A’ Marshall, ‘Lent, Philadeiphi: uayront, Oct M—Arrived, Nuovo Gulseppini, Mar- Mamrronn Oot chese, New York, Mapzina, Sept 26—Arrived, Darien (s), Leighton, Gib- raltar tor New York. Matra, Oct 5—Arrived, Regina del Cin, New York. Sailed Sth, Ringleader, Oanham, New York. Oporto, Vet 6—Arnived, Prince 'Leboo, Hatfield, New York; Ednloe. Dyer, do; Paquete de Nava York, Pellica, ti 2 Tomasini, "ionrsxoors, Oct 12—Sailed, Balder, Woolf (from Gefte), | Philadel Of the Wight, 10th, Halcyon, Hardie, from Havre for New Orleans. Papana, Sept 2—Saileu, Julie, Cherpion, New York. Purwourm, Get 10—Off, & W Stewon, Moore, from Lon- don tor New York. parRoxouinao, July. 18- Arrived, Castine, Wilson, Soura- ya (and sailea ang 15 for Passaroean; pgoessarow, Oct Ib—Arrived, Georye Henry, Gardner, ash. Putvana Laowe, Sept 10—Arrived, Rescue, Leadbeater, | Matacon: Tanun Gay, CGI, Sept S—Arrived, Sarah A Staples, Shute, Rangoon (and sailed Mth for’ Falmouth—see be- low); 9th, & W Wood, Nichols, Boston; 1th, MoUlivery, | Jewett, do. Carn Town, CGH, Sept 16—The Sarah A Staples. Shate. from Rangoon tor Falmouth (rice), put in here Sep!6 for sappites and to restow cargo, having encountered heavy westerly gales on the coast trom the [0th to the lsth “ang, during which time she was 30 hours on her beamends, and Jost boats and water casks. She pro- ceeded on the 10th, atter repairing and provisiomag. Fara, Sept 24—At the beginning of the month the Eliza, American whaler, landed and sold at auction a 12-oared cutter, which she picked up last June, tn about lat4), lon 40 ‘The cutter had a small kedgo and buoy inside, the tatter marked “Boston,” and appeared to ar. have belonged to a man-of- The Ohio, American whalor, landed and sold at auc- fone ship's lungboat, which she picked up Aug 2, in Jat 36/N, lon 36 W; the boat is 24 feet long and 7 feet 6 inchos wide, and has carved inside, fosward, ‘“limour.” | The Ohio also picked up four casks of palm oil without marks. GueeNocx, Oct 12—Tho Viking (%), from Liverpool for Montreal which returned to the Tail-of-tue-Bunk, 4th st, with damage to steering left 10. inst, alter iting the necessary repairs effected, but revurncd Last gear Wamaged a second l-oi the-Bank. time. she now lies at the »ai Livenpoot, Oct 1—The Jason arrived here from Now York in gale of Sept 2, car ay bowsprit, jibboom, foretopzaliantmast, and sprung foremast yards, &c. St Hetuva, Sept 22—The Harkaway, Constant, Manila tor New Yor! countered heavy NW gales, ‘Aug 14, in lat 29 3, lon 41 KE, losing bulwarks and hav.ng cabin gutted. During a heavy gale on Aug 2%, in lat Jon 22 #, sloped quantities of Water, which got below and flied cabins. On sept 2 in lat37 8, lon “Zl Ey ene countered terri gates aud ont bulwarks on beth sides. ‘Yhe Rosino, Hansen, trom tor New York, en. countered « slont_of heavy WSW. gules from, tr Idth to the 19th Aus, in iat3 8, long 31 I; lost. a whole ult of malls, and Was buried under water for several ours. American Ports. ANDIIA, Ovt 24—Arrived, schr Anme Bell, n Dasen, Bristol, chr W D 'iilton, from Georgetown i assed ‘dow u—' BORTON, Oct 26—Arri ed, Les ay pe eee ily Snow, n, Crowell, do: scars HB McCau: lay, ain, do. Theresa Well, Soincra, do mers Marathon (Br), Garratt, Liverpool; “harieston; Neptune, Berry, Now York; ships Mount Washington, Perkins, Hong Kong; | Union, Greenleaf, Southwest Pass, | BAUEUIOBS, Oct 2—Arrived, brig Echo, McCahan, | "Sale Pit. eit Bark Edu: |, for Bremon, Arrived, steamships berlin (Ger), Bremen, Jonts “Sepks Hulett, | Boston, stone, ‘Hallett, Pro Louisa, ‘Edenton, | NO; ' barks Yamovden. Tobey, Rio Janeiro; Jose: hine (new), +Waldobora, Mé; brigs Potomac (Br), Vilson, Demerara. Mary C Mariner, Doule, Hayang via Key West; schrs i Christie (Br), Bonnell, St | Wate Yon, Wotlo Bar Boswn; Zachary Taylor, iew York. Below—Barks NO Kiorkezaard Pron), Knadsen, from Jacobsen, from Maaaluis; wing, Benthall, Janeiro. Cleared—steim Lawrence, Boston; schrs CC kerry, Seavey, doi ‘O4aN Rogers, Fairhaven; ‘Mary Belem 40; ania J” Tusell, Glastonbury. .hailed—Barks Gustatva, Rotterdam ; Paramount, Ma- “BRONSWICK, Ga, Oct teared, Mot as misprinted), Scott, Rio BANGUR, Oct 4-sailed, steamer Chas 8 Sanafor Bermuda ; schrs Mary Means, Philadelphia, Kate walk: er, New York, BEVERL Philadeiph Hughes, i Sailed—sehi burg, Corson. Jac %ih—Arrived, steamer seagull, Datto Raw Chas Morford, Parsons, 'yler, alied=-Bark Belgium (Br), Mosher, PM-—Sioamers ing, Tor Heston, and gon for Phil- ‘bark Bristol (new), RUGARTOWN, et ners een, Primeval Pendle. edelphiaes are SOOTA, Got by fame ¥4 Fosnott, New Caspian same day | } ton, New York for Boston; Reporter, Ryde Borin Amboy; sclir Aiiyhek, Piper | Reed, Ad from | Lap: ineland, Bowen, New York; Wm echr Willamine Oct 21—Arrived, schr Lotte Lee, Lee, CHARUESTON, Oct %—Cleared, brig J H Kennedy, i ry ‘gd Hand, Baltimore; Gettys- Baltimore; York; Mary Mankin, Piet ies y Sarhe Pater @r, FERNANDINA, Oct 24—Arrived, sohr Agnes qnnek se ema nrrnas, otc teriene 4, 5 oe he Ophelia, trom Denia "yt, Wideise nsen, from rrived—Bark Jersey, trom Rio Jonaire for =... GALW STON, Oct 2 Me dleured, achr St George, for Tax« Min—arrived, brig 8 L Wickwire, Boston. 2th—Arrived, steamship Btate of Texas, Bolger, Newt Also arrived 25th, bark | P Bredsiorif (Swe), Terkelsen, | Rotterdam via New York. panlicd Steamship City of Ausiin, Stever Now York pee Fal iver iverpool; brig jallory, A rri' yia Southw. root’ cl Killam (Br), Spr Clara Killam (Br), Spro Ou H 2 fey Vick (Br), ox Gove, New York; out do i qhiatlo, 1 Tampico. pew 1 Rosaline, fooner, all hiver (and sailed to return) ita firm; 8 nee benaee Neat Verh, os "Laven t %4—Cleared, brig David Bagbees. ‘Arrived, schrs R Rose, Maitland for Port Morris om My Rurner, ana ie ‘Leacii, Rockland for Ne wrk oh he ae in, do for do; Mary Jave Lee, Ban-! LE, Oct reparess sche Island Belle, Newton, 20th Arrived, ip Kalos sty Partieth, ,Warrenpoins via Southwest eta 4 2 Ba Arve wer cla Phi i 8 Harris (Br) 26th—Arrived, i Up—Ship Lizzie Ross pool; rk Panny Metall Cleared—Bark Mageie Moe; American Union. ns, Boston. pected i e {ae Ship Record (Br), Liverpool, for barks Cavour Rocnelorh ao: Vale ion Muller, ant rr (Br), Ryfkoge. Dublin via Le insole Mita, ‘Cameli ute jane, Marselile ane; so ahe ba bound Gut—Steamshtp West Stanley (rm iver! a shih 2 bor. waiting to go out—Steamahip Statesman. NEW. SMYEND: Fla. Oot 1 Hazel, springer, *Now Bodtoras iothe eet aSruoKET, oc Oct 1 —arrived, schr Fannie Hanmer,. 22d—Arrived, he Onward, York. Balled—Schr "Fannie, Han non Patiade iia NORWICH, Oct 24—Salled, schrs 2 Predmore, New York, PASCAGOULA, Oct 17—Arrived, schrs Theresa teriez, New Orledns; Conchitta (Nor), Barrell, aor iat schr: Rathb' Provi- dence (and sailed Fistn) exane Kault kaha Eales, 17th, brigs 8 V Nichols (8), Matanzas; 18th, Dei Carmen aca ere} Deiinan, Havana. sie eee "ROYA’ \—Cleared, schr pee Keen, ey. Oct, 26—Arrived, steamship Florid Providence’; eharine Walling, "Eidridee, aor staples, Jacksonville; angor: a b sain Bie Heres ait My Be ig jearea’ to einen tet Hand: Oriole, Bakes and Dovid Guarké frolands’ fromm der hnwe Bal Hyer, Betts, Ulett "jet Reading ent paths "Det barcs Onut hush Panther, Mord, Norfolk; senre 8, Goslin, an West Dennis, Kelly; OA Coulcomb, Fer ark, Bao O and L Builer, turner, me M K Shepp: Snow, ins: 8 ine: Gotlinghant Smaih, do: Mary N bois and ‘Kipine, Marshall, bristol, RI; Governo! hinney, New Bedford; A Nevinger, Smith, Wey- Ng ja’ della Torre, Ls Wing Boles, “Fall Kiver: Starlight, Reeds "tse Henry Whitney, Forking, Ba ee "Barve: Lyra; Timothy, Fela, veland’ and Salem; Thomas figs Cain, ‘Bae Twost jon ; Ly Seren and Fry Frank Atkins, wi! it pkins, fut Oise ‘ioe ary as aoe Norwich: hare gaveamouth Hast Cambridge. Also cleared, stemships Ra Winnett, Boston: Berk Sehrs Colonels Raseo, | Glover, Ferry. and H Alle lard, Wood ary, Pordand Winter; AM—Passed down PM Satar- ‘iso arrived, ‘oweil Barta Mua caster Del, Oct 26, day, steamships’ Mary,” for Providence; Virginia, for Charleston; Roman, for Boston, and brig M (Br), for Port Spain Heavy fog this AM, and nothing passing either wi PM-—Passed up, bark k, Clentuegon. trom B wun schrs R & 8 Corsen, Richara Vaux, © Spencer, Wm tuck and. Famine @ Raw Boston; Mollie A Hand, froin Bath; ya Filieeee, ns and Wild Pi he from Dighton; Addi Delaware Bisghan Harding, fom Fortsmouts Soun i Perry, from New Bediord. Passea down, brig James B Kirby, for Kingston, Ja. Lxwxs, Del, Oct 26, AM—Ship Pauline Davia Daniel braper went {o sea Saturday PM. A. few eohr: son to sea this AM and about twenty sail remain. ee in harbor. Pow ‘LAND, Oct 26—Arrived, steamships Chesapeake, Mango, Thee Bo rere i, Geo Cromwell, bacon, do; sehr kk, Rockport for do. mS aren iteamship Kieanor, for or bonaee! Flo- rence) Henderson, ‘Henderson, Ci rdenas Sinre Meelis. VL Hickman, Philadelphi IDENCE, Oct 2— ers Blackston Baltes poe via ‘Norio “iapertanent, Ford, Mailed steamers Somerset, Ballara, favannsh; Oatha- rine Whiting, Eldridge, Poiladelphia raat Crocker,. ses ereTaitany! Helen’ Mars Ward; Moser Ba ar rent! Blackstone, Wickson; Fashion, Ganterg and Sulla. Tate, Tate, New York. A tne saled, steamer Blac! regan Halves, Baltimore @ PM, bound via Norfolk ; mn Kntire, pbaeres At the head 0 ng Island sound east, schrs Sylvester tates Coleman, New York for Taunton? Statthew Vasser, Jr, for New Beaford: LH Barnes, R. a ee EomEetses Chase, Planter, Burmah, James and Mar: alee at ay do: ao math, schrs John Warren, John Stockham an WTOCK EEC Oct Ngee schrs Mary Price. Camp- bell: Anna E pete Ketchum, end American Eagle, Newl Philadelphi nie SMO ND. Oct 24—Arrived, schr Selina W Bunnell, rthern p atled—: 1, Steelman, New York port. Salled—=chrs FAmDAb ye Bethe! via James River: Mati rea gE i Hiakeet Aldrich, Havana. SAN FRANOLSCO, 8 Mi Remijio (Nic), Seay, Vaiparsiso arrard Inlet; David oudley,’ Howard, ‘Foi 6, Newcastle, Te wnsend, ‘Thd—Arrived, ships Buffon (Fr), La Fran NSW; City of Tanjore (Br. Smith, len Lyon (Br) Glaide vid Portland, «os bark yas Wishart (BE) from, "Auckland via do; Rhone (fr), Proux, Bordeaux vis- 10 Janeiro, Also arrived 23d, ships Compadre (Br), Thomas, Liver- pools MeOullem ‘More (Br), Smithy Newcastle, NOW, Satled—Ship Andes (Br), ‘Brummel, Queens own. auth Arrived, shins Cape Horn (lr), Young, Dande River ane, Br), Williams, Newoastle.” NV W 5 Avon ne ir), Cort tg? ONE + ir), Girs ue- oo, rks Mary (Br), Boulton: South Amerie: ge Callao. pip Oneoild (Br), Dowell, Queenstown;. pw worth, anaes, “Ship Avonmore (Br), Corfield, Hong: NSAVANN AD, ae 22—arrived, schrC F Young, John- #0 MeN Oct H—Arrived, schr Dick Willams, Corsoms. below—Bark Black Eagle, Phillips (from Portland), Galveston. ARD HAVEN, Oct %—Arrivod, schrs Magnoli#’ wn, Mifawr York tor Phirtoorn Ns; Geo Osborne, Rocks land for ioprolk (and sailed); Andrew Peters, Calais for New ¥. Sailed—Schrs Frolic, EMiadelphia; Theresa Wolf, Po mona (Br) and Clara Rankin, 2th—Arrived, schrs Land M Reed, Boston for George- town, DC; Vicksburg, Bangor for Philadetphias the, Portiand for Darien, Boston tor New Bedford. Sailed—Brig (ico 8 Berry aud schrs Bucco (Br), Magno- Ha (Bn), Land M Reed, tthal, and Andrew Pe'ers. WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 26—Arrived, steamship Bene- factor, Jones. New York. Sailda—Steainsiip Achilles, Tupper, New York; bari Aibatross (Ger), Granton, £; Brilliant star (Bx), Nichols 4a “Ma se BuGa: VEU, sss8s 7 8 Br 8 88888 8 eeeeexaex r= a a HS # H SSSS8 % REEER B EB ‘EEE E E E KEERE BEREREEEKBR bLEEBEBER BE BE KB BEREREB KEEBEKE ER EG ry EEEESEERE pA KREEEBEEK 7 BRBEWERY, EIGHTEZNTB STRENT, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND BIGHTH AVENUE. JAKE SCHENCK'’S MANDRAKE PILLS I¥ fou feel dull and heavy aaa BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. ent States, legal everywhere: desertion, &0., am Stent exusa; no publicity "required; No charge uoth adv Worce granteds ayy HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. “URRALD BRANOH OFFICR, BROOKLYN, 06 ALT her of ulton avenne and Boe?-am street Open froms A.M. to9 P.M. 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