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"300 1se8) aN se7} 4'607) 5.000) — 6,436] 6,985] 4,906] 1,400) — 2473) 2517] 2204) Les) 2,223 3284] S35i] 4,310] " —| 1,700 277i] 2475] 2es7| 200)” — 2807; £917; Fy; —| 1.200 8.647) 8.589] 7.030) —| “Bad 4 588 Savi} 1,100} = Bullivan.. S300} —| 1,200 fon ¥ = iat 73} “| ao Seats oe ashingtop... x - armen, | S883) SOO} Wenteneater 10,903 19.507, —| 1,600 Wyoming . 2,363} 900) Yates nz} 150) Totals... 801 |392,350| $8,401] 80,041 Tilden’s majority. Tota! vote for Presid Tota! vote for Govern Tota! vote tor President in 1572. Probable total vote for Governor ip 1874.. Seymour over Grant in 1888, @rant over Greeley in 1872. . pis over Kernan in 1872. en's probable majority over Dix in is7i. *Pull vote of counties. ASSEMBLYMEN ELECTED. ALBANY COUNTY. 1—Peter Slingerland, Rep. 2—-L. GC. Ksbinka, Dem. 3—F. W. Vosburg, De 4—W. W. Braman, Rep. ALLEGANY COUNTY. Orrin T. Stacy, Rep. 1s—Thomas Costigan, Dem. De Campbell.Dem, Dem. 1e—Thos. C 1G. Hanachell, 2—Jacob Hess, Rep. 21—Jobn W. smith, Dem, BKOOME COUNTY. *Doubwul. George sherwood, Rep. NAGAR CATTALAUGUS COUNTY. 1—A. W. Comstock, C. P. Vedder, Rep. 2-0, ©. Bordwell, ie john Maniey, Rep. ONEIDA COUNTY. CavuGa covsTY IOR, ©. Sherman, Dem, jem. 2-silas T. lve F. Beardsley, . Hussey, Re 3—Edward Lewis ‘Dem, UTAVQUA COUNT! +H. Latisbetiy Rep. 1—Otis D Hinckley, Rep. Zobed Edsou, Dem. CHEMUNG COUNTY. Jere. MoGutre, Dem, CURRANGO COUNTY, Daniel M. Holmes, Dem. CLINTON COUNTY. & P. Bowen, ki COLUMBIA COUNT 1—Benry Lawrence, Dem. 2-alonzo H. Farrar, Rep. CORTLAND COUNTY. Dani. EK. Whitmore. Rep. DELAWARE COUNTY. 1—Warner G, Willis, Rep. 2-A. ©. Edgerton, Dem DUTCHKSS COUNTY. I1—James Mackin, Dem. 2—ben). 5. Broas, Dem. ERIK COUNTY. ety Barrow, Kep. Haw Tremaine, Rep. ONTARIO COUNTY, 1-8. H. Hammond, bem. | 2-C. 8 Lincol: ORAN COUNTY. 1—James W. Miller, Dem. 2—Joseph D. Friend, Dem. ORLEANS COUNTY. J. M.” Weatherbee, Rep. OSWEGO COUNTY, 1—Ajunson 8. Page. Dem, 2—Wiliard Johnson, Dem. S-Henry J. Daggett, Rep. ‘OTSEGO COUNTY. 1—William H. Ely, Dem, s-Jaines £. Cook, ‘Dem. Hanraban, Dem. jive Lawson, wep. sonawe, Galiagher, 5. e, Rep. 4~H. R. Ransom, Dem?” James. Oakley, Dem. 5—J. H. Jonson, Rep. RENSSELAER COUNTY. 1-William V. Oleary, Dem. William F. Taylor, Re Secon a: hitbeck, Dem. RICHMOND COUNTY. 8. D. stephens, Dem. ‘ESSEX COUNTY. Edw. ¥. Edgeriy, Dem. PRANKLIN COUNTY. Jno. P. Badger, Rep. FOUTON AnD wasnto¥ cOUN- ‘Thos. A. “Briggs, 1 Dem. em. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1874.—TRIPLE SHExY. eae Bot be re-elected in any even: MINNBSOTA.—A successor to Senator Ramsey 1s to be choses. The democrats claim the Legisia- tare, ‘MISSISSIPPL—B, K. Bruce, colored, has already been chosen as the next Senator from this State. MISSOURL—A democrat will be chosen to succeed Senator Schurz; but Schurz’s rs-election is not within the probabilities, NEBRASKA.—The Legislature is republican, and & republican will be chosen to succeed Senator Tipton, NEVADA.—The Legislature 1s in dondt, and it cammot yet be determined who is to succeed Senator Stewart. New Jensey.—A democrat will pe chosen in place of Senator Stockton, New Yorx.—The Legislature is democratic. Ho- ratio Seymour and Francis Kernan are promi- nently named as the successor of Senator Fenton. Oxn10.—Senator Thurman will be bis own suc- cessor. PENNSYLVANIA.—Senator Scott's term expires with the Forty-wird Congress, The Legislature is republican, RHODE Is.4ND.—Many ballots have already been had for a Senator to succeed Senator Sprague. General Burnside was the leading candidate. A choice willbe effected at the next session of tne Legisiavare. TxnNussez.—Senator Brownlow’s term expires on the 4th of March, The Legislature is demo- cratic. EXx-President Johnson, Colonel John H. Savage and Judge Lea are named as candidates. Trxas.—S. B, Maxey, democrat, bas been chosen to succeed Senator Flanagan. VERMONT.—Senator Edmunds will probably be re-elected. Vineimia.—Robert E. Withers, democrat, has been elected in place of Senator Lewis, republica: WEsT VirGINIA—A democrat will succeed Senator Boreman. Wisconsin—The Legislature ts republican, but tt is by no means certain that Senator Carpenter will be re-elected. , ‘The politics of the retiring Senators are as fol- lows :— Republicans. Democrats Independents. The Senators already chosen or to be chosen will be divided politically as follows Republicans, Democrats Four States are still in doubt, which gives a cer- tain democratic gain of eight. If the democrats elect Senators from any of these States they must be added to the aggregate of democratic gains. ‘The next Senate, as nearly as can now be ascer- tained, will stand 44 republicans to 26 democrats, ot counting the douptful States. HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. Alabama. Dist. 1—Harrison (col.) (Rep.) 2—Williams (Dem.) 8—Bradford (bem) 4—Hays (Rep.) 5—Caldweil (Dem.) 6—Hewitt (Dem.) At Large—Lewis (Dem.) at Large—Forney (Dem.) Democratic gain.......+ Democratic totality..... Arkansas. 1—L, B. Ganse (Dem.) 2—Wiiliam F. Slemons (Dem.) 8—Wiliam W. Wilshire (Dem) 4—Thomas M. Gunter (Dem.) Democratic gain... Democratic totality Delaware. James Williams (Dem.) Democratic tOtauly......-.a Piorid: 1—William J. Purman (Rep.) 2—Josiah T, Walls (col.) (Rep.) Republican totality.. ao Georgia. jan Hartridge (Dem.) iiiam £. Smith (Dem.) 3—Philip Cook ecg 4—Henry R. Harris (Dem.) 5—M. A. Chandler (Dem.) 1—George West, Kep. 2-N. M. Houghton, Rep. SCHENECTADY COUNTY. Sam’! L Benedict, Dem, SCHOHARIE COUNTY. John M. Roscue, Dem, SCHUYLER. COUNTY. William H. Fis GREENE COUNT Ben). F. Barkley, Dem. HERKIMER COUNTY. Warner Miller, Rep. SEPYERSON es ; is BX COUNTY. . D. Shattuck, Lem. 2—George & shepard, Rep. ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY. 1—seth G. Pope, Rep. 2—A Bart, Hepburn, Rep. $—Jonah Sanford, Rep. SUFFOLK COUNTY. Nathan’l D. Petty, Rep. SULLIVAN COUNTY. Adolph: KE. Wenzel, Dem. T1064 COUNTY. vames Bishop, Rep. TOMPEINS COUNTY. Wm. L. Bostwick, Rep. Jacob Woerth, Rep. 7-8 J. Colanan, Dem. 8B. \llverman, bem $-Jobo McGrosrty, Dem. LEWIS COUNTY. James A. Merwin, Dem. LIVINGSTON COUNTY. James Faulkner, Der. ‘MADISON COUNTY. 1—D. G, Wellington. Rep. 2—A. W. Armour, Rep. MONROE coUNTY. 1—Bichard D. Cole, Dem ULSTER COUNTY. ‘orge Tavior, Dem. | 1—Jacob Fream, Dem. &—Josiad Rich, Dem. jasbrouck, Rep. 3—Charies H. Krack, P bem, WARREN COUNTY, Stephen Griffin, Dem. WasitinsroN cOuNTT. niet: B. 4 neo NEW YORK COUNTY. 1—Nicholas Maller, Dem oWo. FP Kirk, Dem. 8—John Brogan, Lem. scharies Reilly, Dem. 5—W. C, Bennett,” Dem 7-F. ‘i Seward, ep TistcuseTan COUSTY. & George A. Staud, Dem. 1—Dennis A. Shiel, Dem. o—Win. tl. Geduey, Rep. 2—C. M. Schieffelin, Dem. onis C. Waeliner, Vem. Knox Mcafee, Rep. 2 —Jonn Keenan, Dem, *< haries Black Rep. }+—James Daly, 1 S—James W. Husted, Rep. WYOMING COUNTY. 8. W. Tewksoury, Rep. YATES COUNTY. Geo. W. Spencer, Dem. Recapitu ation. Democrats elected... publicans elected Democrane majorit; Leal Republicans. Democrars. Republican majority Democratic gain... ‘The present senate stands 18 Republicans to 14 democrats, The democrats, therefore, have @ atoms oF °74-5. Majority on joimt bailot of 12, thus securing a @emocratic Coived States Senator in piace of Fenton. THE FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. THE UNITED 8TATES SENATE. Twenty-six States will have new Senators in the Forty-fourth Congress. In nearly all the States the Legisiatures are already cuosen by whom the Senators are to be chosen. In a few cases the Senators are already elected, and in most of the | other States they will be chosen within the next | the | situation will show the changes that will be | thiee months. The following résumé of eftectyS — CaLirognia.—The seat formerly occupied by Engene Casserly and now filled by Mr. Hager be- comes vacant on the 4th of March. Governor Newton Sootb, repudiican, has been ejected wo his place. ConngcricvT.—Senator Buckingham’s term ex pires March 4, and Wiiliam W. Hatou, democrat, thas been chosen his successor. DeLaware.—Senator Bayard’s term expires ‘With the Forty-third Congress. He will probabiy ‘De his own successor. FLoRipa.—Senator Gilbert retires from public | Wife with this Congress. ture is proba ‘biy republican. \., NpiaNa.—Senator Pratt goes out on the 4th of ‘March next and a democrat takes mis place. Gov- ernor Hendricks, Joseph &. McDonald, W. 5. Hol man and D. W. Voorhees are spoken of as candi- tes. Lovistana.—There tos been a vacancy from Loa- jana since the retirement of William Pitt Kel- Qogg. Pincaback was chosen by the Kellogg Leg- felacure, bot the Senate failed to accord him his @eat. The Legisiature just chosen, which 18 as «certainly demecratic as apything can be in this Strate, will choose a Senator. His admission will ‘be a nut for the Senate to crack. Maine.—flapniba: Harolin will probably be his own successor. MARYLAND.—Ex-Governor Whste has been chosen from this State in piace oi Senator Hamu- top. Both are democrats. MASSACHUSETTS.—A successor to Senator Wash- | ‘burp, who is iling the unexpired term of the late | Charies Sumper, is to be chosen, The Legislature ds republican, Henry L. Dawes was tne most | The Legis! | 12—John M. Glover (Dem.) probable. 6—J. H. Blount (Dem.) 7—W. H. Dabney (Dem.) &—Alexander H. Stephens (Dem.) e—Gernett McMillan bata Democratic gain. Democratic totalit seeeree lO Tilinois. G. Caldfield (Dem.) Harrison (Dem.) doubtful. . Farwell (Rep.) 4—S. A. Hurlbut (Re; P) 5—H. ©. Burchard (Rep.) 6—L, J. Henderson (Rep.) 7—Alexander Campbell (J &—G. L. Fort (Rep,) 9—L. F. Ross (Dem.) P 10—J. C. Bagley (Dem.| li—scott Wike (Dem.) 12—Wilham Springer (Dem.) 13—a. KE, Springer (Dem.) 14—J. G. Canon (Kep. 15—Jobn R. Edon (Dem.) 16—W. A. J. Sparks (Opp. 7—Wiluam R. Morrison () 18—W. H. Hartwell oe) 19—W. B. Anderson (Ind.) Democratic gain.. Democrauc majority. Kansas. 1—W. A. Phillips (Rep.) 2W). K. Goodin (Opp. a—W. K. Brown (rep Democratic vain... Republican wajority. Kentacky. 1—A. R. Boone (Dem.) probable. 2—Jonn Y. Brown (Dem.) probable. 8—Charies W, Milliken (Dem.) 4—J. Proctor Knott (Dem.) 5—E. Y. Parsons Cn probable. 6—J. C. Hug! (Dem. 1—J. ©. 5. Bia ckburn ‘bem. @—Milton J. Durnam (Dem. 9—arrison Cockrili (Dem.) 10—Jobn |. Clarke (Dem.) probable. Democratic tovaity.. Louisiana, 1—Randall Gideon (Dem.) 2—£. Jon Ellis (Dem.) 8—C, B. Darrall (Rep.) 4—William-M. Levy (Dem.), doubtfal, b—Benjamin F, Spencer (Dem.) 6—Joseph N. Moore (Dem.) Democratic gain... Democratic majority Maryia: 1—Philip P. Thomas (Dem.) 2—Charies B, Roberts (Dem.) é—Willam J. O’Brien (Dem.) 4—Thomas Swann (Dem.) $—Eli J. Henkle (probably) (Dem.) 6—William Walsh (Der.) Democratic gain. Democratic totality Massachusetts. 1—Buffington (Rep.) a—Harris (Rep.) a—Pierce (Rep.) 4—Frost (Kep.) 5—Banks (Ind.) 6—Thompson (Dem.) 7—Tarbox (Dem.) | Warren (Dem.) | 9—Hoar (Rep.) 1o—Seelye (Ind. Rep.) | 11—Chapin (Dem.) | Democratic gain. Republican majority. Michi 1—A. 8. Williams (Dem.) 2—H, Waidron (Rep.) 8—George Willard (Rep.) 4—Alien Potter (Dem.) 5—W. B. Williams (Rep.) 6—G. H. Durand (Dem.) 3-0. D. Conger (Rep.) é—Nathan B. Bradley 9—J. A. Huddle sale Rep.) Democratic gain. .. Reoubiican majority...... Minnesota. 1—Mark H. Dunvilie (Rep.) 2—Horace Bb. strait (Rep.) 3~ Wiliam 5. King (Rep.) | Republican totality, 7 a Missouri. 1—£. C. Kehr (Dem.) 2—Erastus Wells (Dem.) $—William H. Stone (Dem.) Robert A. Hatcher (Dem) 6—Ricuard P. Bland (Dem.) probable. ‘Charles H. Morgan (Dem,) probable, 7—Joho F. Phillips (Dem.) dountfu, 8~B, F. Franklin (Dem.) 9—David Rae (Dem.) doubtful. 10—ira B, Hyde (Rep.) probable. u—J. B. Clark (Dem.) probable. 13—A, B, Buckner (Dem.) probaole. Democratic Democratic inajor' New Jersey. —C. H, Sinnickson (Rep.) .. H, Dovbins (Rep.) prominent candidate before the election, but tne | political revolation in the State has appareatiy | Bade success for him en impossibility. | » Micuioax.—The Legislature ts claimed by both sides; but Senstor Chandier, whose term expires | —M. Ross (Dem.) 4—K. Hamilton (Dem.) 6—W, W. Phelps (Rep.) 6—Freaerick H. Tease (Dem.) iA. A Hardenburg (Dem.) Democratic gain... Democranc majority. New York. 1—Henry B. Metcalf Dem) 2—John C. Schumaker ( 3—Simeon B. Chittenden 4—Archibald M. Bitss (Dem.) 5—Edwin R, Meade (Dem.) 6—Samuel 8. Co: x (Dem.) 1—Smith Ely (Dem.) 8—Elijab Ward (Dem.) 9—Fernando Wood (Dem.) 10—Abram 8. Hewitt (Dem.) 11—Benjamin A. Willis (Dem.) Rep.) ( 15—Jonn A. Bagley (Dem.) 16—Charles H. Adams (Rep.) 17—Charies Hughes (Dem. be gransrel 18—Andrew Williams (Rep. 19—Wilham A. Wheeler tien. 20—Henry H. Hathorn , p) 21—Samuel F. Miller m hep) 22—George A. Bagley (Kep.) 23—Scott Lord (Dem.) 24—Willam H. Baker (Rep.) 25—Elias W, Let nee (ep) Sata eae I—Elbridge G. Lap! Hey 28—Thomas C, pass (Re 5 29—Charles ©, B. Waaet ) 30—John M. Davy (Re; 81—George G, Hdaking ne 32—Lyman K. Bass 33—Augustus F. D-) ‘auien te Rep.) Democratic gain,..... 9 Democratic majority 8 Nevada. Adrian Ellis (Dem.) Democratic totahity....... edinas stn 1 Ponnsylvania. 1—T. B, Florence (em) doubtful. 2—Charies O'Neill (Rep. 3-8. J. Randall bem} 4—W. D. Kelley (Rep.) 5—John Robbins. (Deim.), doubtful. 6—W. wert (Re) 7—Washi giso Pownsena (Rep.) 8—H a a iyeaar’( (Dem.) 9—A. H. Smith (Rep.) doubtfal. 10—W. H, Biumer sean) doubtful. JI—F. D. Collins (Dem.) a. w. Ketcham (Rep.) 13— 14—John B. Pack Packer (Rep.) Beem Powell (Vem.) Ross (Rep.), doubtful, it—vona Reilly (Dem.) 18—L, Wister (Rep.), probable. 19—H. 8 MoNulta Rep.) 20—Louis A. McKay (Dem.,) 21—J, espa ela) probaole. 22—James H. Hopkins po ) doubtful, 23—Alex, E. Cochrane (Dem.) 24—J. W. Wallace (Rep.) 25—Henry White (Rep.) 26—J, Sheakley (Dem.) 27—A. G. Egbert (Dem.) Democratic gain.. Republican majority Rhode Island. 1-—-Benjamin T. Eames (Rep.) 2—Latimer W. Ballou (Rep.) Republican totality...... South Carolina. 1—J, H, Ratney (Rep.) 2—E. W. Mackey (Fusion). 3—*L, Cass hy (Rep.) - 8. Le Hot aA. 8. Wakiage (Rep.) 5—R. Smalls (Col. Re rd Congress, com Tennessee. 1—W. McFarland (Dem.) 2—J. M. dhornburgh (Kep.) 8—G. G. Dibrell (Dem.) 4—John W. Head (Dem.) $—John M. Bright (Dem.) 6—Jonn F. House (Dem.) 1—W. C. Whitnorne (Dem.) 8—Jonn D. 0. Atkins (Dem.) $—Wilham P, Caldwell (Dem.) 10—H. Casey Young (Dem.) Democratic gain... Democratic majority 1—J. H. Reagan (Dem.) 2—D. B. Cuiberson (Dem.) 3. W. Trockmorton (Dem.) 4—R. Q, Mil Cart 8 6—Joho Hancock (Dem.) 6—Gustave Schleicher (Dem.) Democratic totality....... Vermont. 2—*D, C. Dennison (Rep.) *To fill vacaucy in Foriy-third Congreas, Virginia. 1—Douglass (Dem.) 2—James H. Plavt (Dem.) 8—Gulbert C. Walker“ (Dem. 4—W. H. H. Stowell (Rep.) 6—Cabei (Dem.) 6—Tucker (Dem.) 1—Harris (Dem.) %—Hunton (Deim,) 9—Terry (Dem.) Democratic gain.. Democratic majority Wisconsin. 1—C. G. Williams (Rep.) 2—L, B. Caswell (Rep) 3—Henry S. Magooa (Rep.) 4—William Pitt Lynde (Dem.) 6—8. B. Burchard (Dem.) ‘A. M: Kimbail (Rep.) 7—Jeremiab M. Rus! (Rep) 8—Alexander S. Medill (Rep.) Repudiicab majority seseeeee Arizona Territory. No returns. No returns. Washington Territory. Jacobs (Rep.) Recapitulation. Total republican State majorities Total democratic State majoritie: Total democratic MAJOrity......-.0..seeee Idaho Territory. wee 61 THE RESULTS IN OUTSIDE STATES. ILLINOIs.—It 18 estimated that the democrats have a net majority of 12,000 or 13,000 in the State, whicn will probably be increased to 20,000 om Superintenaent of Public In- struction Netter, who was the candidate both of the democrats and independents; but the opposition vote for State Treasurer, being divided between Gore (ind.) and Carrol (dem.), Ridgway (rep.) 18 doubtless elected. Cook county gives Carrol (dem.) for State Treasurer about 8,000 majority. Kansas.—Osborn, the republican candidate for Governor, is elected by about 10,000 majority over Cussy, democrat. Returns from eighty- two Legislative districts elect sixty repub- cans, ten reformers, nine democrata, two independent republicans, and one on local issues. Of the twenty districts not heard from fifteen will probably elect republicans. This will give the republicans about two-thirds of the lower House. Of the thirty-three Senators chosen the republicans elect twenty and the oppo- tion ten, three districts not yet being heard from. MIssoUBI.—Returus from the State are still very meagre, but enough is known to show that the democratic majority is not less than thirty thou- sand and may be over forty thousand. MICHIGAN.—Returns received from all but thir- teen small counties give Bagley, republican, for Governor, @ majority of 2,922, NEVADa.—The republicans concede the election of Bradley, democrat, for Governor, but by @ re- duced majority irom first estimates, PENNSYLVANIA.—Of the sixty-six counties in this State fifty-five oficially heard from give Latta 17,458 majority. Tois will be reduced about 12,000 by Philadelphia, leaving 6,000 jor Olmstead to overcome, for which he has the large | Fepublican counties of Delaware, Alleghany, Bradford, Luzerne ana Potter, If Latta | 1s elected at all it will be by @ bare majority. The State Senate will stand twenty-eight republicans to tweniy-two democrats; but the House will have from ten wo twelve demo cratie majority, securing on ® joint ballot a democratic majority and insuring the election of an opposition United States Senator, Tennesske.—The democratic majority for Gov- ernor will be between 40,000 and 45,000, The Legit lature stands—Senate, twenty-three democr and two republicans, with six or seven republi- cans tp the Lower House, SourH CaRoLiva.—The democratic estimate of the majority of Chamberlaine, republican, who is elected Governor, is about 6,000. The conserva- tive gain is thus made 27,000, BROOKLYN APFRAYS. During an altercation which occurred in the Nquor store of Dennis O'Brien, at the cornet of ot Columbia and Doughty streets, jast evening, be+ tween Jon Dillon and Peter Flaunigan, growing aut of a dispute over a game of cards, John drew & penknile and stapbed his adversary in the right Fag — arta, inflicting two painiul wounds, wallant was arrested and eXamination before Justice W cist. en eee Christopher Rierdon and William Mc Carthy quar- relied over the eg tog | waile in the liquor store kept by the jiatter at No. 32 Front stree! it night, when McCarthy procurea a bung star and evriking Rierdon on the head cnocked him down, breaking his right ieg. The injured man was removed to the hospital and McCarthy was arrested and locked nn to answer, hardt & © SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Bails, | Destination, | | 0 Wentpiaila Citv ot London... Baltic 7 Bownng Green Bowling Green Bowliag Greeo Broad way. (6) Broadway. i 2 Bowling G ren (61 Broagway. Bun sets Moon rises....morn 8 PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 5, 1874. CLEARED. Plog cH Glamorgan (BP, (Bd, Laybourne, Cardif—A jax te: Le Thuringia (Ger), Meyer, Hamborg—Kun- Seamsni v uny of Meriaa, Timmerman, Havana—P Alexandre & Sons, Steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, Savannah—W R Garrison. sdteqmship Onarleston, Berry, Charleston—J W Quin- queamship Fanita, Howe, Phitadelphia—Lorillard Steamship ‘Eleanora, Jonnson, Portlana—J F Ames, Steamship Neotun erry, Boston—H F Dimock. Vidsjaaen (Nor), Frodesen, Liverpool—Funeh, park d Hittero (Nor), Waage, Plymouth, E—Funch, aye & Co. fark Industria (Aus), Sodich, Dublin—Slocovich & Oo. Bark ae (Sp), Lopez, Cadiz—Galway & ©: 10. Bark Hermann \seltvent (Ger), Grige, Lisbon Tobias Bark Henry Ranking (Br), Pritchard, Rio Janelro— Thos Norton Bark Golden bleece (Bn, Armstrong, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s > puri Nuova Achilles (Ital), Ferrari, Gibraltar—Punch, pane Flora (Ger), Hansen, Rio Grande ao Sul—Oelrichs ‘Brig Veteran (Br), Hudson, Oporto—James E Ward & vine § Silas Alward (Br), Gates, Pernambuco—J Ht Win- e Brig} Marys ‘aibbg Whittemore, Naevitas (Cuba)—Mar- cus Hunter & Co. pas ig Excelsior (Br, Mayor, Hamilton (Bermuday— ancan Phe! Adria (Br), Ewritt, Point-a-Pitre—P I Nevius & ohr Georgletta, Ellsworth, Ponce, PR—E Sanchez y °chr Astra (Br), Haskins, St John, NB—Beney & Par- er. ‘sehr Bay State, Bulkley, Boston—Chas Twing. Sloop Nearchus, jchackey. New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Steamer Ann ards, Phiadelpnia—James Han ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Mapes Suevia (Ger), Franzen, Hamburg Oct 21, vial ayers 5th, with mdse’ and 683 passengers to Kun mship City of Havana, Phillips, tavana Oct 31, mxise and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. Meamant Wyanoke, gonen Richmona, City Point ana pone wel tase ‘and passengers to the Old Dominion steamship Co Steamstup Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse and passengers to Lorillard Steamship Or. Steamship Maid or Perth, BEOOReE Amboy, with iron to the staten Island Railway sip Lvangeline. (ot Liverpoo), Longhurst, Calcutta Sune 29, with mdse to OL L Wright & Co, Bark Mercury \of Aberdeen), Thomas, Alexanaria, E, $4 dave, with rags to BL Merclant & Co. Passed Gibral- tar a ‘Bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham, Sea Sea 27 days, with sugar w Benuer & Pinckney. sadtes Gurirude, Croucher, Havana 16 days, with sugar ine FH ane (of Searsport), Bickmore, Bordeanx 4) days, in ballast to Carver & Barnes. Had str Kags | a 108 from WSW to NNE; sprung mainboo lit sails, de. Belize 2 days, Brig Emily (of Belize, on) acer with logwood and hides te W Brig Victoria (of New Haven), (Guad) 1s days, with sugar to Ht Trowbrid.e's Bons. sear Clara Woodhouse, Cruse, firazos $0 days, with woo! and hides to Woodhouse & Kudi Schr G W Whitford cof Pets Henry, Mavagues 14 days, with oranges to 6 J Wenberg. ‘Schr WK Kuawnton, Knighton, 3st fadrews via O14 Providence 27 days, with cocoanuts to J Kneai sehr Jessen. Acker. of and trom Lunenburg, NS, 10 Gays, with plaster to Jed Frye & Uo. sehr Almeda Willey, Willey, Pensacola 18 days, with lumber to Cole & Benson; vessel to 8. C Loud & Schr My Kover, Brown, Charieston 7 days, with ¢ cotton to vans, Ball & Co. Sehr J E Santora, “Dean, Wilmington, NC. 7 days, with naval stores to Murchison & Co; vessel to Van Brunt & Bro. ‘Sehr WS Farwell, Lord, Richmond. The stoamsbip Erin (Br), which arri Oot iat i580; ton ran wr pkcca mers F: , Dacia and Ambassa- thy rappling for ie dor Atlantic cable; Nov O'miles, east ot sandy i Srest, showing signal letvers (coin code, q Bl D: same Gate, 6) mliee do of do, a German steamer bound east, showing signal letters (com code) sae H ne stetat do an ADChOF line steamer bound east? 4th, 160 miles do of do, steamship Wyoming (Br), hence for Liverpoel. ‘The steamship Andes (Br), which arrived 4th. re rts:—Nov |, lat 26 10, lon 74 26, passed a steamer sicer- Thy for the Hole In the Wall, showing « white fag, win a Maltese cross. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Chesn; eat oc rpead Portland for New York, with mdse an aig io Steamship Gen Whitney, jaliett, moan for New York, ‘with mdse and passengers to H F Dim Sohn, gs for New Scar adie & Hollie, Cameron, st ith spiling to Winchester ax for New York, 14 days, with to Rog st to eo Hurlburt, Griffing, Bridgeport for George- able. 1 bay Palladium. Ryder, Wareham tor New York. pene Barnett Jones, Richey, New Haven for New One Feary Dehart, Bridgepo! ort for New York. Schr Jas A Crocker, Brown, Boston tor New York. saBene Mary, Hall Bee | it Rockpert for New York, with ¥ + Bene Benjani Strong, Crowell, Providence for New ‘ork. sehrE EB oe Ellsworth, Providence for New York. Sehr Wm Mayo, Crumm, Northport for Saugerties. Schr 8 L ‘Thempson, Hull, Pi nce for New York. fonr 8 Hunuiey, Hodges, Boston for, New York. Schr Lizzie D small, Tice, Boston for Philadelphia, Scnr Wow Wood. Wood, Huntington tor New York. Senr den, Baker, Fall River for New York. Behr eee Partrlixe, Millx New Haven tor New York, Senr 8 J Giimore. W Mount Desert for en hia. , ‘Schr Constitation. Jones, Salem tor New York. Pi . Pierce, Gloucester for New York, it, Boardman, East Haddam for New ‘ork. ‘Yotir Belle R Hull, New London for New York. Behr Alice © Noyes, Baker, River dor New York. Schr @ L Daboll, Boston fot New York, Schr J 8 Lamphrey, Wood, Salem for New York. chr Eaward Lindsley, Hubbard, Norwaik for Ambo chr Silas Freinard — |, Portland for New xor' with stone to J Tyron sehr Grace Cushing. ti 4 fiamitton, York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Co. Schr Lamartine, smith, Warren tor New York. gene Rie Jane, Mixon Bridgeport for New York. Dexter Clark, Curtis, Salem for Port Johnson. Bent Escort, vawkins, Bridgeport tor New York. Sehr Carrie Nelson, Al few Haven for New York, Sehr 8 inkham, Boothbay for New York. Bone Henrietta, Barut stamford for Kew York. Senr Marion, Gregg, Culnton tor New York. Schr Belle ‘Seauan, Beaman, New Haven for New ‘ork. Schr James O’Donohue, Warren, East Chester for New Stamford for New York. ‘ork. ‘Betir Jobn Young. Hubbar Schr C & N Koser: , Saybrook for Vi sehr Baitimore ety lew Haver for New Sour Young teazer, Slocum, New Bedtord for Pniladel- Psthr JN Ayres, Stamford for New York. US revenue steamer Grant, Slicer, New London for New York. BOUND BAST. geet City of New edtora. Springer, New York for lew Bedior Schr AG Hazard, Tribble, New York for Hartford. Schr W R Sargent, Sargent, New York for Portiana, Schr Ella Kich, Goodrich, Weehawken for Gloucester. hr George Richards, Haker, New York tor st John, Fehr Kate Scranton, Paimer, Port Johnson for Provi- ‘Sone Artist, Forrester, New York for New Haven. Breen. Alexander Young, Blake, Philadelphia tor New pa. of Warren Gates, Smith, New York for Millstone ‘oi Qehr Alabama, Beebe, Port Johnson for Salem, Behr Pointer, Bliss, New York for Bristol. Senr Mary Tice, McCarthy. walk. schr Ned Sumpter, Pinkham, Poughkeepsie for Bos Port Johnson for Nor- on. Sehr Margaret Kennedy, Pord, Amboy for New Ha- ven. pehr 4 F Doren, Cook, New York for Boston, ' Loe Babcock, Gardiner, Weenawken tor Wes. leriy. chr R T Graham, Jarvis, Raritan River for New Ha. ven. ‘Schr Jennie Rogers, Rogers, New York (or Taunton bebr I Une Bunce, New York tor Hartiord. Sehr A Peters, Kose, Hoboken tor Boston. len Mar, Ward, Fort Jonson for Providence, r Sammy Ford, Alien, New York for Eastport. Bene Hattie Coombs, Bishop, New York for Kockiand, Schr Quickstep, Hutchinson, Amboy for Providence, Sehr Sonecticut, Debary) b ae aah M Freeman, Kidri Sehr Mary Stewart, Coombs, Hoboken for Boston. Senr Sallie Burton, Barley, New York for Stamtora. Bidamer Albatross, Vavis, New rork tor kali Kiver, Bteawer Galatea, Gale. New York lor Providence, or on npson tor Norwalk. PortJonuson tor New ‘Sicnkiss, Polnt-a-Pitre | Gardiner for New | | Beatty, Kingston, to load tor New Y: BAILED. aringia (Ger), Hambare : Clty of Meria! ‘a ma, Magar Minstrel (art. Gal Galveston Sen, y Dna bark Teresa (Br), Ghenfuegos: brig ia rage Port Bas pba ae Maritime Miscellany. Ba See Cable News. The purser of the goamahip City of Havana, from Ha- Yana, has our thanks tor favors. ont eetar ce ta Gitte Puntronlow he it for Liver: ut into Nen' vannah, yesterday, Ww wit sistance hi been sori her from Savannah (A talent Boat rve ned to at mahi nd Fecoumended the 1orW Teompartment to be Gooded and the vessel taken io, vannab A tug hi aes conde ere) Ino. forward com- Bip wil be brought up to Srwansnir Aasxs—The owners are in receipt of & ca- ble telegram, stating that ali efforts to raise steamship Alaska, sunk near the t of China, have proved uu- successful, and thai Contract for $35,00 bas been made to raise her. ten Smip Centaun, Foster, fom, Liverpool May 4, with a cargo of cou, was burhed at sea. Aug. 1. olf the Mar- quesas Islands. Advices trom Tahiti i. Sept 2h recelved at San | Francisco | yerterda follow: ing “particulars of disaster ~The brig Nau- from | San ele “pic boat having “ow four. of tbe Tanith The firs board second mate crew of the Centaur and took them to Tahi tor he Mate and seven of the orew put off In a boat Marquesas fslands, “One man was lost o rr fader arrived safely av Kesolution Bay in sov- enteen days after jeaving, Fi ship. The second mate kept in company with Va) er and his crew Cpaeit four days and nights, ins my hen vy, ale the Captain's boa' capsized and the Captain Ape all hands were Pins withstanding the efforts of the mate's crew to save t oy The ae of mony with the Captal ae not stated. Cen tons register te wees aa ‘uilt m on burned i port a toh Prownity ' vies that the crew wis ded at Marquesas; a bounreports come from Tahiti Pall articniary of the ‘Mogul’s disaster have not been racelvart the two may prove to be one and the Slsaster) Bax Bussin Rocens, sunk in vp harbor, which has been partially raised, isn, quite, g good condition as 0 d worms have bored her dock but Iittle, ‘Mose hangs about the remains of her standing rigging and muscles are plenty upon her. At low water her larboard rail is out of water the whole a ts ot a except at the point ae contact of the Bristol al Of collision, 20 months since. Star fish a J abont Mad several ‘varieties of ® Jelly-tike selves by suction to different pares of the e ornamental work is entirely washed fr B Rogers, carved on her port quarte Hains iitaet, among the wreckers at work tpon' the ong ‘vessel is sao OF ein the Polaris expedition, who was 100 ee be seen ani Al eect from Pensacola for Canary whion put into Norfolk 3d inst for repairs, in lat 35, lon 69, and all hands were obliged ae a. A survey had been held, achargs Part of the vessel's nt the leak ovourred somewhere ee not found the balance of the be discharged and the veusel alan, sprung aleak ‘to take pel! at the cargo, a above the sopper. cargo will require hauled out for repairs, Barx Lauza (new), which arrived at Masquash leaky, is in no way Injured; the leak was caused by a recall hole being open. Buig Buiza Stevens, in leaving Boston for Turks Islands on Wednesday, touched the ground on Geor, at i. a land, but was towed ‘off by tug Winch and anchore: the Roads, where she remained at sunset. Scuz Jxsarz B Suita, Tyler, from Jacksonville for New York, which a into Charleston Nov Lleaky, sprang. aleak on, the Sist of Ostoder, on the, ede o “the Gull Stream, and bad four feet of water in the hold on her va Sonn Lovrsa Mowtoomry, which was seized some months ago at North Sydney, CB, for violation of the Customs laws, was sold at waction Oct 26, w John Bur- rington, for Scur Roser Bruca, Bennin; with a cargo of eee for GI Ta Have previous to Nov & and became a tocal hands were saved and arrived at Halifax, NS. Scur Pamzico, Street, from Newcastle, E, for Chicago, prbich pat back to Queenstown, in saaltion Fad leaky. lost rudder, sails and ‘bulwarks. Th Heat ut Oduye Her cargo consisted of chemicals sud bone dust for parties in Chicago; vessel and cargo in- sured, mn. from a fishing ernise foucester, struck on Cape ‘al Loss, Al Scur Minnre Szweit, owned by. W H Moore and others, of North Sydney, has been totally wrecked on the west- ern shore of Newfoundland. Scar A J Wuittna, trom Mount Desert for Boston, which put into Herring Gut, Me, er repairs, Was taken on the ways aud found to be ing in the garboard seam; she came off on the 2d, and proceeded, Scne Jony H Parry, Haw it New Bedford 4th from Philadelphia, reports that when ‘ot Barnegat, Saturday Bight, was rao into by schr Jacob Birdsall, of Waretown, ‘and was cut down two planks below the water ways, tore Me deaaal badly, and received some damage to bul- war! Soor Wu Minter, which was sunk off Watch Hill on hig night, was raised and towed int Stonington 3d {hst, damaged slightiy. Hurninc Gur, Noy $—Sche John BE Daily, from Thom- aston for Virginia, while passing that port Sunday, col- ded with schr Wave, of Poruand, Capt Greene, garry. ing away fying, jibboom, and other head gear, thence {nto ‘another small vessel, but separated withoat damage tocither.. The D remained tn port ul Monday morning, and then proceeded on her voyage. Newcastim, Del, Nov 5—Steamer Chester. for Bridze- ton, NJ, was ashore last evening on Onerry island Flats. A new steam line has been established between Balti- more and Augusta, Ga. The pionoer vessel—the Cal- vert—is to leave Baltimore on Saturday next She is an iron vessel. ‘Whalemen. NB, reports her with 550 bbis hpbk oll. Spoken Ship Garnet, Oliver, from Baltimore via Fayal for on rANcisco, 126 days out sept 14, lat 5601 8, lon 62 13 Ship Borneo, Shaw, trom New York for Mobile, Nov 3, in Guif of Mexico. ship Livingstone (Br), from New York tor New Or- Jeans, Oct 21, off east end’ of Cuba, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AN AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents snd ship captains are tn- formed that by telegraphing tothe Hzmato London Bareau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at aad depart- ures from European ports,and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charge and published. Artwenr, Nov 3—Sailed, bark Rudolph (Ger), Paske, Boston. BristoL, Nov 5—Arrived, the “Wiscasset,’’ from Balti- more. Oaprz—Sailed, barks Olustee, Brown, Boston; Lincoin, Mallett, New York; echr Levi Hart, Giles, Boston. Genoa—Arrived, brig Etta Whittemore, Trott, Phila- delphia. Algo arrived, bark Pasqualina (Ital), Scalla, Philadel. phia. Liverroot, Nov 4—Arrived, bark J W Oliver (Br), Mc- Kay, Bathorst, NB. Also arrived 4th, ship Edward Percy (Br), Stewart, New York; bark Peru, Hibbert. Chatham, NB; 5th, ship Patterdale (Br), Gunson, San Francisco. Sailed 4th, bark Mindet (Nor), Beck, United States. Sailed Sth, ships Advice (Br), Wallace, New Orleans; Lady Russell (Br), Leahy, Tybee, Lorpor, Nov 6—Arrived, bark Enrico Dandolo (Ital), Alburto, Boston. Newrort, Nov 4—Sailed, ship WJ Hatfiela (Br), Took- United States. Queenstown, Nov 5—Arrived, North Americ: Arrived 4th, barks Angelo V (Ital), Carlevari, Phiiadel- Phia; 5th, Rosa Eugenio (Ital), Basso, New York. Also arrived Sth, 3 PM, steamship Adriatic (Br), Perry, New York tor Liverpool. Rotrenpam, Nov S—Arrived, bark Eyr (Nor), Lammers, New York. Sailed 3d, bark Northern Queen (Br), Dollar, Unitea Btates. Stetrin, Nov $—Arrived, barks Deodata (Nor), Ander- son, Philadelphia; Kinigkelt (Ger), schmidt, do. Suyanxa—Bailed, bark Chief, Harding, New York. Arrived at —— Nov 4 the “Marte,” from United Btates. the “Fenton,” from Lonpon, Nov 5—The crew of ship Pacific, from Ant- werp for Cardif, wrecked on the Welsh coast, were saved. Foreign Ports. AcaPouico, Uct 1s—Arrived, ship Herald of the Morn- ing} ose New York. shee, River, Ja, Oct 16—Sailed, brig M: v Miller, Philadelphia; 16th, sche’ Albert 1 Pe een: New York (since spoken), Oct 2—Arrived, bark Queen ot Commerce ir © R Pint, Douglas, Me neaixocen, Ja, Oct 25—Arrived, schr Phebe, Medoro, Gavan OctSi—Sailed, barks Lubra, Terhune, Baltl: more i Maria de © (p) ‘Aguirre, Wilmington, i Fayona Pascual, Kew Urieans: sehr Geo Peabody, White Baltimore. red goth, rigs Nuevo Copernico (3p), Mir, New Or- Cle: hcg Pisin (SP), i, nate ort Bist, b. Lisle, “tate, nd N M Haven, origs Faustin virtehs for north of Hatteras, dg: Avery) for New York, do; Fanny H Jennings, Maloney, # E Rackett, Dwyer, for Brazos, for Baltimore, do; sctir do; and others une. Hativax, Noy 3—Arrived, schr Matilda M (Br), Mer- riam, New York; 4th, brig Peter Roberts (Br), McDon- ald, wguurned Oct 30, bark Eliza Avelina (Br), Manroe, for Kixostow, Ja, Oct 21—Arrived, schr Enos Briggs, Cros- by, Baltimore (and sailed 28th for san Andre atled 24th, brig Mary B Rowland, Lawton, New York via Old Harbor; 27th, steamer Sulldneh (br), Lioyd, New Orleans, et ite n port rig Erie, Sears, from Wilmington. NO, arrived 28d, ‘for New York: schrs Jose Wilsen, Weeks, trom Baltimore, arrived 221, tor oc f Bearse, Blaisdell, trom Wilmington, arrived dist; Mo! Bedell Rorter, trom New York, arrived 25th (both tor jew York). Livenroot, NS, Nov a—Arrived, brig Ella Vail (Br), m0! Gainage, B b—Arrived, ship Swallow, Howe rar rived, brig Geo lft val Sta- schr Nellie (''-awyer, Getchell, do. got Sed port bark “iaale. MeAdam, bh la ly ‘i hnah'tbve tea ci e Ouy two, Oct i2—Arrived previous, brig La Cayenne Gp). Barker, New York. : . if Port Mant , Oct is—Arrived, brig Lizzie W Virden, ork, Bird, Drinkwater, 3 Pensacola Proton, Oct .8—Arrived, schr Alm: | Halifax (aud sailed for Matanzas—passed Plaister Cove leared Nov. bark Warrior (Br), Kitchen, Galveston. avanna ta Man, Oct 16—Arrived, brig Balae: lew York. Shiled léth, brig Liberty, Devereaux, New York, bax Anpusas, Oct = ‘n port schr Raceborse, Miller, St Jouns, NF, Oct 19~Arrived, schrs Pereaux (Bri, Aletter from on board bark Rousseau, Jernegan, of | |G | Blodgett: D B Doane, Gabe Be ame 2 coy Sven, Manet Der Eat Watts, ic meget. Peaaanats sopnasee, apt BBall. a side Baker (Br), Tn Oct 2, oark Pisa fetes Ate from Lanad ton, arrived Sept 3, for Pisagus Continent. Chartered—Bark D 8 Williams, 324 tons, wi from Antotogasta to Santa Cruz, Cal, at $1) Posen American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Nov Passed up, schr Wm Mason, new York tor ag! A ~ Ball led--Sones & Weeks, ‘ortsmouth ; Mabel Thomas, schrs see. Clark la Yates #B Coton’ Meals ch "and. Mbute Garson, Corton’ PRI iat wake Qh a Allen, Hoboken; ? a len, Beater, New York. joboken ; Pilov’s Bride, GlearcacBarks Addicon, Ding Payal; Esther, Lort \—B: son, ‘aya! ther, ng lang; gears Lek Fi a Baker, Philadephia? rt ff St) une ‘iiams and from the roa rones, bel E ste (on gmiadiag i za J Staples, Strout. Wilmington, Pa as 4th, achr Passed Highland Light, Cape Cod, af sanset, steamanip Portland. Geo SRO from New York tor For aren sohrs Lucy Wrigh: Blzey N New York President a’ Johusoa, applegarih, Sih—Arrived, steamers John York 5 Florence ¥ ite rood, q siti pie ate om Duty, «1 Boston: JF ry gangrail # Bk: New Yo Tor ate jow—! hase, Cleared—Steamers wate omy Sargon, ag Clark” ork Pa ‘cedraiher, Fox: Fos ja ana; brig 8 nel apn org Bat Ne fer taneor: 8 sae pare Tndusere, tor Liverpool; nae Concord, a j=! a 01 for West Indies; Potomac. for Demerara, * Wes ra, BWIOK, Ga, brig Amelia (Br), Dents sin astiveds a ne, JH Lockwood, Hardoastie, New iag-oche General Gonzales (Dominican), for BANGOR, Nov S—arrivea, brige Maria W! 1", Gro- er, St Georae; Tnaac Carver, Smar Mand Wobstet, we Wentworth. N Ne Sa tes, Rr ared— lowes, Boynt Bedfo: sch Polen Safith, ¥ wrebets th at i apelbaibieae Cada © ee 9 ay hrs Wm M Everett, Bear, New Yorks Phitadeip! Bowman, Gardiner, to load for Cl ree aida ‘Trask, New Orleans and led on SVEuLY, Nov Nov «arrived, sohr Henrietta Simmons, BRI! ren schrs Mira L Pri Prat Philadelphia. Watchiul, “all, New York. bus, hed UHARLKSTON, Nov S—Atrived, schr Grace Van Du- zen, Piniagetphid, DANVERS Oct New York. EDGAIIOWR, No mship Mercedita, Marshman. Boston. 28—Arrived, schr Alnomack, Flye, sohr Lizzie D Small. Tee, Phili hia. Nov 2—Arrived, schrs Sgrig ride, Bre re Lie Boston; Emma & Gregory. ‘Thorndike, do for Rockland. Salled $d, schr scent vOtdwatader, P ba New hg FALL RIVE! ¢—sailed, H skin. Thrathen Phil ESTON, Oc! i pata. EPA. saree; bate tod uP) Walle ‘plain, Liverbool led—Schr Anna © Leverett, Stephens (from New San Laie Pa YOLOUCKSTER, Nov 4~Arrived, schrs Emor or nedy, a Pallas, French, Pe for New Yor! We Curry, Calats for Be RL ace, iuelllt or Pile rea wa be jaines andage, Biuett! jor lelp' OBLLE. Nov t—arrived, brig Florence, Rathburn, New ores sche HL Witton, Rich, Bos "ACHIAS, Oct 2—Sailed, brig’ Hattie, Cates, Porto Rico 2oth— Arrived schrs Lucy Hammond, Robinson, New York: Kalma, Lampert, Jackso1 uN Suh Salted, sghr Xiuiona, Thompson, New Yo rk, RLEANS, Glenred, steamships Garon- delet ascreeryNe Now Ashiand, ean Philadel- phia{ sch: ones, Davis, Providen mahvod’ at the. Passes steamships ait, Dalat, ines from New York: Caledonian (3 a erpool;, (3 ry, Baltimors Safle —~Steamanip iyde;. shi ship, Virgil Dark = Boe NEW BEDFORD, Nov Bipple, Bacco row yi re om sehr John othe Hawes, Philadel- one NEWPORT, em b ecgyte senrs IF Borden, Baker, Pell River fot New York; Minnesota, Kelly, Boston for Fa retdat Pond. Piuiadelbine, ‘“ih—arrived, schrs Blizabeth iM Smith, Rapping, New Bedford for New York; Hunter, Green, Dighton for do; * Salem tor Port Johuson; Helen M cxerson. Boston en Yori: Marscarbo, Teo: Portlan mm, DOs ny ner for do; rosktand for New Yo ald, Hall, Bray. Calais f yens, Haskell, Bangor for d ears foro J 8 E! Lavender, {ard Bordes Gbarbuck, f an for Raitu iver for Philad W Voorhis, Golusmith, Providence for Haverstraw, ae. Nov 4—Arrived, schr Jesse Wilson, trom y NE’ Arrived, sehrs J Maniov man, ‘Weehawken: Yankee Boy, Bughson New Bedford, to load barytes for Phiiadelphia \dison, Brown, and Benj Aiken, ford, Kingston; Vienna, Smith, Guik- ford. Cigareq-Sebrs Katie J Hoyt Arnold, Baltimore; Ori- on, New ith—Arrived, sobr A F Kindbe: FENSACOLA, Oct 25— Arrived, Gardner, Philadelphia (and ol 27th, HP Baker, Raymond, Ga Yor! Pickett, Asp ii wal xillo. PHILADELPHIA, Nov Arrived. brig Open Se Hatch, Bangor; schirs Carrie Johnsot, Kingston, NY; Ricardo Jova, Litsle, tia icardg eteamanip’ Peunsylvania’ Harris, Liverpool and a Queens nstowD. schrs Boda B Taylor, cleared 20th to retarn); veto! bark New ‘sche Olara Montgomery, Kra- leared—steamehine Harrisburg. Winnett, . Boston ae Smith, New York: eae ain teins, Port Royal, 8C; bark Miilie Bain imington, Del, echr ‘kin, West ihe, Ok “WeWwiarre, Del, Nov 8, AM—Thick fog this AM. Schr Feneoda {dare bag od ne lacy we up. Nothing visi- river. Steamship Pennaylvania, for Liver- "pasned down at noon. d down, steamer Calvert, for Fantimere: ship Otto Santoln for Antwer schrs Hickman, Delia,O Yates,J K Maaning, “addte, pallor. and Maggie Mulvey, for Boston, Brig Callao, for C Barien, pr Lewin Bet Nov 6. AMNo reports from off shore Miers in harbor remain fry werday, with a few « Phe Vemels unchanged. sat No Mand one schr have SATLAND Nov 8—Arrived, schrs Sea Lark, Pike, Dorchester, NB tor New York: Biyard. Walie, York, ears Phila ae tv i Cit PP Fike, dood, ana Hynes jearse, ja fel a; Mary V lyne, liver, rks tattle Ellen, ‘aaniord Calais for New York i “Sunbeam. Bunker, do for Baltimore, Cleared—Brig Addie Hale, Shepherd (not Darling), Sa- |e Nin—arrivedyschrs Addie Ryerson, from Windeor, Ni | tor Now York; ¥ Nickerson, Bangor for Miadeipblat Henry 8 Adams, Ellsworth for New York; Vranconia, oO tor do. es fed Be hes LA Knowles. Knowles, Matanzas; An- er New Yor 4, oMeMOU TH, Nov S-arrived, sehr T J Trafton, ae PAWrUGKEl, Nov ¢Sailed, ech Horizon, Leet, Ron- RICHMOND, Nov S—Salted, achrs 0 ¥ Stickney, Mae bit eee JJ Pharo, copes New York. ANG a, ships 2Aith, ‘Trow- piso. Oct B— bride Mary Hai ain azutian. ov nips Piigrin, Fowl le, Liverpool; Greta gp Connell Queenstown: bark Fetiseh (Ger), @: mi 3d—Arrived, bark John ie Nee Rimmer, New- castle, NEW: Willy Rickmers Ger), Keim. Kio Janetro. SAVANNAH, Nov 5—Arrived, seamasti ‘Oriental, Hallet, Boston; ship Gen Shepley, Hutchinson, Ant- rz FO, eehrs Annte % Glover, ferry, and GT Bryant,. e, Bélow—Steamship St Louis Reed, trom New Or- for Liverpool, 6u fire ND iscellany). so jed—Steamships Herman Livingston, ‘auiory, New York; Somerset, Ballard, Providence; schr Amelia Ann (BP) Naga. ov Arrived, schre Mary & Smith, Gree Be trundy, Crowley. and samuel MeManem: Walls, Philadelphia; Alision, Fitspatrick ; Centarton, Her, and Faragon. Dart Port Johnson; Scud,’ Hallowell, Hoboken; och, Norwood, Weehawken} Ellen H Got Armetrong, ew" Cleared—Brig Lizzie J Bigelow, Pedrick, Cayenne a) ved, schr L A Danenhower, Grace, Philadel-. hia, PMINEVARD HAVEN, Noy Arrived, fenraO B Wood, Philadephia tor Boston Frances ( én, k for St iN Florence ? Hall, Jonesport for Philadelpal Wilttrd Sdulabury, Boston ior New York: Ruth Darlings Seursport for Wilmington, NO; Bartie Pierce, and Mary te We leet f irginia. Siries Hen nd 8 Rennell; sch er. Brigs Henry Perkins, Emi mberton 7 Lavoltas, D 8a ry P Hall, Bartie Pierce, Willard Saulsbury, Mary Ste! a Harte Tur ang Harte | OR, NO Nov 3—arrived, brig Bwitt (Nor), v8 out ae sot Noy y4—Sailed, schr Elias Ross, Cathcart, New Granewiske NJ. MISCELLANEOUS. A BSOLUTE TD Arlets gld Uh pei FROM COURTS diferent States; legal everywhere; no publicity= in advauce; advic sufficient cause. until divorce craned. tare’ fre HOUSE, ‘attorney, 194 Brosaway. NSTANTINE'S PERSIAN HEALING PINE TAR SOAP cures Catarrh, Piles, Skin Diseases, Dandruff, Idness, and Is unequalled for washing infants and wilet purposes, Sold by druggists and grocers. D*, ELIZA FOSTER STILLMAN, ST. DENIS Hotel, corner bleventh street ‘and roadway, Mag- netic Physician, cures both Acute and Chronic Dis- eases by se laying $i, of hands, Onice Bours trem 9 SoM told Me and L M. Lwill not attempt to the- orize upon the epansion ‘of the git which hands T hold in ny ‘over all diseases. Instead of doing thisI offer ony of prominent public characters in regard T have accomplished, This power ex- terds to all diseases, acute and chronic, nerve affections: character, diseases of the 'b alysis, ase: em and eye, scrotulous humors, indolent nicers, ¢: larged glands, Ae. dc, | also have macnotic remedy for the cure of fever and ague and skin diseases, which Can be seut by mail upon application, {From Grace Greenwood. * 9 That wonderiul hand of hers is ns true to the scent of a disease as th ¢ to the magnet, (From Hon. Jam ar ield, House ol Representa | Thave received very marked benefits from your treat ment during the past tiree months, [am hot able to understand your methods, but that thelr results are ben. eficial I cannot, put believe lus Linerty Steer, New Yous City. My wife has heen an invalid for three months, Mes, Stillman visited and treated her simply by the Laying on of hands, Within twenty minutes after this application e was enabled to use her Limbs freely and without ain. Pion Saturday. afternoon, November 7, Lwill give ‘al room, No. 4% Cooper Institute, gratuitous attendance to the poor. LNIMEN P. does notcure chront Borden, New York; 24th, Henry Buschwman (Br), Crave, | Femedy. Hye pains in limo ck and chest anicker than an 's beiore the public, Sold by al