The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1875, Page 10

McCabe and Hourigan all did well in thelr positions, the three first mentioned especially, Dollard did ‘good service for his club, and James made a pretty catch of | a igh line ballin the last inning, on which he made a doubie play. Mr. Blodget’s impartial and accurate um piring was the feature of the game. Appended is tho | score TROTTING AT WAVERLY, An immense crowd gather @ a: the Waverly Fair Grounds yeotor in the uiternoon three trotting shake anil o re ame olf, beside a heat to wing race cide t “i the day bef On Tues CTELSBA, STATEN ISLAND j day, in a horses that never beaten 4:5 | Players. BABPOAE. — Players, BAB.OP.AE. After tive heats hud becn trotted the race was post: | West, -2O6 TO Roger bt. o 0 10 A poned until yesterday, The following are the Clare, c. . 1 1 8 0 1 Jame oo212 SUMMARIRS, Hartman,r.f0 11 1 21 Beavan as? o91 7) Fare ov raw New Jeusey STATE AGRICULTURAL So- | McCabe, 3.8.0 0 0 5 3 Ducharme, 111 1 3 crery, WavERLY Pagk. —Trotting, September 21 and 22. | Rule, p..... 1 0 3 4 1 Dollard2d0 11 4 2) STARTERS. | Hourigan.f1 1 3 0 0 Worthrf.0 2100 A. A. Board’s & g. Peril....scoeceeee 3 2 ‘ 6 2 1} Cussidy,cf 1 0 0 0 0 Jobnet..0 0.0 0 0} jeorge. 6 5 2.11 2) Dwyer,3b.1 0 0 2 1 Purssell, 3b. 0 0 2 2 2) 125d bee Dunne, 1b. 2 311 1 1 Sanford, p..0 1 0 4 0) af 2 ro a ee .7 3 43 dro Totals, 8 627M 8 Totals. 16271317 4 dis. INNINGS, 6 dis. Clubs. Ust, 2d. Sd. 4th. Sth, Oth, Tth, Sth, Oth. dis, Chelsea........0 0 0 0 0 8 2 8 O-8 —2:45 62348, Staten Islund.' 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 O12 42 4 $300, for horses that have never ; $175 to the lirst, $75 10 the second, $40to the third horse; mile Leats, best three in five, in har- Runs earned—None, eahitt bas base by errors of opponents—Staten Island, 6; elsea, 8, Time of game—One hour and fortv minutes, STARTERS. Umpire—Mr. Blodget, of the Arlington Club, P. Manee's b. g. Harry o231 Owner’e dg, Don ee THE CRICKET TOURNAMENT. 4544 taka ROM i 6 4 5dr. | VICTORY FOR THE PHILADELPHIANS—THE DIS- . bd TRIBUTION OF PRIZES. TMK, Punapenruia, Sep 22, 1875, Play was resumed at 3:15, the Philadelphians com- mencing their last innings with but 52 runs to ges to win, The attendance was small, the interest of the match being virtually over, ‘The following is the score:— | PIMLADELPHIA TEAM, G. Newhall, b. Howden, Large, not out, D. Newhall, ¢ ane | T. Hargraves, .b, Brown... | R. Newhall, not out.... Wides, 4; byes, 3; leg byes, 2. Total.....++ lewrcts DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES Colonel. . Peu ‘vonge. | Championship cup~Awarded to the Philadelphia | ese = eleven, | he Seewn Cup for the highest batting average—Awarded to | Lieutenant Cummings, of the British oMcers, 333¢ to | an inning. é | _ Cup for best bowling average—Awarded to Spencer * | Meade, of the Philadetphia team, 43; runs to a wicket. | Prizes bats for score of 50--Awarded 4 G. Newhall, | 3150, for runuing horses; bwo | 4, aud Whelan, of the Canadian team, 51, fe 2 tne tnsy SGN e |" NARRAGANSETT GUN OLUB. ind. STAKES, sated ghatqadiirememg | INTERESTING PIGEON MATCHES ON THE GROUNDS AT NEWPORT. Nuwrorr, BR. 1, Sept, 22, 1875. Three interesting pigeon matches occurred at the grounds of the Narragansett Gun Club this afternoon. | The first was for $250'a’side, between J. P. Grund, of First heat Second Leal Third he Sam mile dash, ca Day.— h weigh to the 4 Sawx Day,—Purse $200; free jor all stallions éwned | in the State; $100 to the first, $60 to the second and | $40 to the third horse; mile heats, best three in five, in harness, STARTERS, Robert Dempster’s b. s. Bonnie Doon, . ne 1 | Philadelphia, and Travis Van Buren, of New York, | a K ry b. 8. ap “27 Champion . ; : 2 | which was won by the latter, They shot at fifty birds | siaaeabukemmmaeal-"aneabiine i" | each, thirty yards? rise, Hurlingham Club rules gov- Quarter. Half. Mile, | erning. | First Heat.. > 40 1:20 224145 SUMMARY. Second heat 2:40 NARRAGANSETT GuN CLUB Groups, Newrort, Sept. Third heat. . 2:41 | 22, 1875,—Chailenge matoh between J. P. Grund’and T. ‘an Buren; $250 side; 50 birds each, 30 yards’ rise. aa at Abeta Vi x Van Buren—1 0101,11111,11111,01110, JEROME PARK HANDICAPS. rere 11111,10611,01010,12110, | Tn addition to the ten declarations in the Manhattan Grund—1 0111,10110,11111,11101, 10 | 1, | 1 OKilled, 3b; missed, 15 k O1lLO1 11 | Mandicap, to be run on the first day of the approaching | ae ‘i ™ Yacing meeting at Jerome Park, already published in |” Potiowing this a match between M, Van Buren. the Henan, there was bulletined yesterday at the sub- | prother of the victor in the above mateh, and Mr. scription room the followin; | Grund took place, of which the following is the | BUMMARY. ack: M Barton's bb Survivor, & years, by Vandal, | sayy Pace axp Date —Chalienge mateh between J. | ‘A. Uelmout's inp. b. b Hil Used, 6 years, by Bread- | P- Grund and M. Van Buren; $80 aside; seven birds 600110 0001010111, 29. 2 ington-Nemesis, 98 bs. Thomas Puryear & Co.’s ch. c Weasel, 3 years, by Narragansett-Maidstone, 90 lbs. } This makes a total of fourteen declarations out of the ; twenty-two nominations, of which latter Colonel | MeDuniel’s Madge now has the post of honor, with 112 is * glbane-Ellermire, 110 lbs. euch. | A. Belmont’s bik ¢, Ruadamanthus, 3 years, by Leam- Gear eT OTT heckier a” me | | A third match between T. Van Buren and Mr. Grand ta then announced and shot with the following re- sult:— Sanz Day AND PLack—Challenge match between J. P. Grund and T. Van Buren; $50 a side; double birds, 25 } yards? rise, SUMMARY. | There were also posted at the same time four addi- | tional declarations in the Grand National Handicap | \%2 Buren—0 1, 10, 10, Bunce nin ” Grand—1 0, 10, 01. 0 0, 6 0—killed,3. Phgunrs asnpene pr elegance Pros ged Mr. Grund was thw defeated for the third time and ‘Thomas Puryear & Co.'s b. b, Grinstead, 4 years, by | this closed the day's sport Gilroy Sister to Ruric, 120 Ibs. AQUATIC SPORTS. A. M. Burton’s & bh, Survivor, 5 ye by Van jam by Lexington, 116 ibs. Precsaae i 5 years, by Breadalbane- | REGATTA OF THE ARLINGTON BOAT CLUB ON NEWTOWN CREEK. ‘A. Belmont’s b. bh, Ill Used, Eliermire, 110 Ibs. Pierre Lorillard’s ch. b. Persuader, 4 years, by Re- The second regatta of the Arlington Boat Club took place yesterday afternoon on Newtown Creek, near Hunter’s Point. Many friends of the club and invited | voiver-Kinnikinick, 100 tbs, guests were present. The club boat house was hand- This reduces the acceptances to nine out of the four- teen nominations, of which Sears’ Acrobat stands ab | somely decorated with flags and a good bund of music | was in attendance. | been decided. | them it seeme Started when the water was good, poned. Had the men been started by the referee at ten o'clock this morning the question could have Considerable time was lost in placing the starting boats, and by the time they were got in @ line th rose and the surface of the lake became The people on the grand stand w: satis at t indignant at the delay. ountable why the men were uot PROPOSITION OF 07! O'Neil offered to row the race oem eight and ten o'clock Leapare rng nientny M if the water is so as to rmit, in order to a Aponement. ‘0 this proposition Thardt 8 Tepremeniative refused, suying they were only ein to row within the hours specified in the articles of agreement; that is, ten in tho morning or six in the afternoon, or they would be will- ing to rowin big 9 There is no good reason why the race should not have been rowed, If the race is not rowed to-morrow there is no telling when it will cowe ot, YACHTING NOTES, Yacht Restless, N.Y.Y.C., Rear Commodore Kane, arrived at Provincetown 22d inst, bound south. Yucht Tarolinta, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. H. A. Kent, from New York, passed Whitestone yesterday en route to Northport, L. & MOODY AND SANKEY. REHEARSING FOR A REVIVAL IN NEW YORK. At St. Luko’s Methodist Episcopal church, Forty-first street and Sixth avenue, there was given, last night, a representation of the manner in which | Messrs, Moody and Sankey, the eminent American evangelists, conducted their revival meetings in Great Britain and Ireland. The services were in charge ot Mr, George S. Weeks, who accompanied Messrs. Moody and Sankey in their extended tour of evangelization. This gentle- man possesses a fine flexible voice that is capable of much pathos, and he leads the congregation from a grand hallelujah ereseendo to the tearfully pathetic with | remarkable facility. The method pursued in these revivals is to work on the emotional feelings by suitable prayer and a few judicious and pertinent remarks before singing the hymns, The words of these beautiful songs ae wedded to the music, which becomes the lyric ex- ponent of the they wish to convey, and, therefore, by this shrewd preliminary method an interest is ex- cited in the sentiment, which becomes more forcible when conveyed through the soul-melting strains of sarod music. The Rey. Mr. Abbott, pastor of the church, presided, and, after prayer, introduced Mr. Weeks in a few appropriate remarks.’ That gentleman seated himself at a cabinet organ in front of the congre- gation, just at the steps of the altar, He commenced the services by singing the hymn “Revive us Again,” and instructed the congregation in his style of render- ing it, Which was quite different from that pursued at camp me ys und other public gatherings. He drilled the s in a proper pronunciation of the words, and aiso in jutoning according to the mean- ing of the words, At certain places only the female voices were allowed to sing, and the air died away in a famt echo, then the male Veices came in ina grand hozauna, There was a good deal that old-tashioned psalm singers might have considered operatic in this revival style, but it certainly had its effect on the con- gregation, which seemed to take a very lively Interest in the proceedings and sang with a heariy good will. Brother Andrews, a member of the congregation, being called upon to pray, asked God for a revival, and, as bis powerful voice grew more and more excited there were loud shouts of Amen!” and fervent clasping aud clapping of hands. The excitement got to be so mtense that much of what he said was quite incoherent; but as the object to be gained was apparently to promote a sort of physical emotion this was of but little con- sequence. Mr, Weeks thus sung ‘Almost Persuaded,”? and the pastor gave his experience of a young man who had procrastinated and died without “baying found Jesus.” This bad the desived effect, as the hymn was sung Mr. Weeks threw his plaintive voice into the affecting passages showed his power over the audience. ‘This was followed by a prayer that served as an introduction to the hymns, “I Need Thee Every Hour,” which was m tharked contrast to the vigotous notes ’of “Hold the Fort, for 1 Am Coming.” This system of making tie prayers and remarks leed up tothe hymns which seem | to follow each other like the heads of a sermon, is certainly not only novel but very effective. THE FERRY LEASES. To-day, at two clock, sealed bids will be opened at the Comptroller’s Office for leases of franchise to oper- | ate the several ferries, ‘The several ferries at which the franchise only is to leased are as follo’ First—The ferry from the foot of Tenth street, East River, to Greenpoint, L. L, for tho term of five yeara from October 1, 1875. Second—The ferry from the foot of Barclay street, ‘the head of the list with 120 Ibs. STABLES AT JEROME PARK. The work of busy preparation for the coming | | ‘The first race was the senior scull race, thirty fect | Facing meeting at Jerome Park is already noticed, | shots The contestants were R. V. Young, F. Pigon, Jr. and the number of stables on the ground gives | 5 p Whiteand J. Rogers; distance 1% miles. The start encouragement that the fall reunion of the was a fair one, but Rogers soon took the lead and kept American Jockey Club will be of tho most brill- | s+ ¢ the end, winning the race in I1m, 903, fant character. The strings of Ayres & Sat-{ 4 junior scull race, seventeen feet shells, was next liffe, A. HL Torrance, Doswell and Cammack, John | cated; distance the same as in the first race. ‘The oars- Cotfee, L. A. Hitchcock, A. D. Pryor, Wm. R. Babcock, | men were J. Hutchinson, J. D. Wheaton, J. W, Ben- es, Weldon, BA. Clabaugh, R. W. Walden, Eph. Suedi- | ington and W. H. Rexter, After a short delay they Jos. Donatue, and David McCoun had arrived up | erday morning, while those of Col, McDamel ‘and | €ot fairly off Rexter soon led, and hold his place for a Sean Sas nee ported later in the day. These | While, but hwas fouled by Wheaton, and his hand in- will at once be augmented by the stables of August Bel- | Jured by the stri of an oar. This gave Wheaton | mont, M. H. Sanford, Thos Puryear & Co., Pierro | the race, Time, 13m. dda. Lorillard, D. D. Withers, Chae. Lioyd, J.B. Pryor and | — The third race was for parr-oarea gigs, distance the others, which certaifly makes outlook for alarge | Same, between G. Thomas, bow; R. V. Young, stroke, wich @, Lucas, coxswain, and F, Pigon, bow; B. Briggs, | stroke, with A. H. Baultman, coxswain. Thomas und | Young led during the entire race, winning by about n | three-quarters of a length. Time, 14m, ‘The fourth and lust race was an eight-oared barge | race between the married and single men of the club. | Sides were quickly taken by the married and single | | Indies present. The married crew were:—A. J. Valentine, bow; C. J. Kennedy, stroke; J, D. Wheaton, F, Pigon, Jr.;R, V. Young, ©. M. Wiske, C. W. Havemeyer, J. Cook, J. E: Rogers, coxswain. The crew of the single men’ con- hutnber of thoroughbreds to part in the meeting of the most gratifying nature. 3 looks very in- + i The and, with fur weather, will be a lovely nning of next month.’ The gates on the 2d prox., and will not be closed until the 16th prox., during Which time there will be seven days’ | tapital sport, LOUISVILLE Ji JOCKEY CLUB. THIRD DAY OF THE FALL RACING MEETING— | | sisted of W. H. Rexter, bow; J. B, White, stroke; E. BOB WOOLLEY, VAGRANT AMD BOXPT THE }'p Wiliams, H, 8. Start, G. ‘Lucas, W. Logan, AA | WINNERS, Baultman, J. ¥. Van Wycklaw, G. M. Bennington, cox- Louisvinix, Ky., Sept, 22, 1875, | swain. The distance was the same as in the other races. This was an exciting race. It looked anybody's until A good attendance, beautiful weather and three fine | faces marked to-day’s events at the course of the Louls- | the stakeboat was neared, when married ville Jockey Club. | men were a little abead. Rounding the SCMMaRY, | stakebout they claimed the right of way, but tue single men did not allow it and soon got the lead, Jockoy Club. Beker they held, beating the Henedicts by three ~The Re¥nolds Stakes, for all ages ) lengths, in 12m. 466, The beaten crew bs rar JW. unt Reynolds adding ‘sido, ol | elaming a foul, but it was disallowed, the rule Josed with eleven | that a boat must be at least one length ahead betore | kes, $675; mile heats, | she can claim the right. of way, and the barge of the Robinson, Morgan & Co.'s br. Bob Woolley, 3 | married men was less than baif that distance when her ., Serr, 3 Third day of the ington—tem, 90 Ibs... 1 | antagonist passed her. It was settled atnicably, how- 1, 3 yoara, by Gil- | ever, to the glee of the single ladies, ‘Two other races, 7 i .2 a double scull and a four-oared barge race, were to have George H. Rice's b. ¢. Voleano, 3 “years,” b | taken place, but the rain and the lateness of the hour | dal—Lodine, mI 3 prevented them, After the racing an elegant cold col- | A. Buford’s ch. lation was served In the boat house, The day’s festivi- ter—Untario, fo ib: 4 | ties wound up with a ball at the house of modore | RV. Young. Poots,—Bob Wo ley the favorite ogainst the feld. | In botn heats Misdeal hugged the winner closely all the | way Sawn Day—Sucoxp Rack.—The Belle Meade Stakes, for two-y 5 cach, p.p., club to add $310, Of which $100 to scvond colt; value of stakes, } denod with twenty-three nomiciatiana., Dash of three’ quarters of «im ¥. J. Nicho! f W. Jennings’ ch. 6. Ben THE NASSAU CHAMPIONSHIP. John Walker and Jasper Wells, the noted oarsmen of the Nassau Boat Club, rowed a match on the Harlem | River yesterday for the championship of the club. ‘The course was the two-mile stretch from High Bridge to | the Ratlroad Bridge. Wells won the race by nearly 1 | three lengths in 15m. 238, . by Virgil— 1, by Brown Di 7 Ibs. Li SD eelowe Peter artctce onccic cores eaceccew angio ns 2! , " D. Swigert’s b, & Bombay, by Pianet— Nora, w'ital 3 | RAGATTA, AF BORGER, Mr, Jennings’ b. c. Ashby, by Asteroid—Belle Bran- | Bixcuawton, Sept, 22, 1875. don, 90 Ibs. +e} t Coptain W, Cottrili’s gr. ce. Johnny B.; by Wirebali— | hs Marion > oP ck ce dsehointedli geil matte jennie C., 90 Ibs. o | brightand fair. An immense crowd was in attendance, J. B. Ran & Co. the banks of the Susquehanna being lined with spe¢ta- | Phacton—Annette, © | tors the entire length of the course, ‘The start was | ‘A. B. Lewis & Co.'s b. 00 Jom. g {fom a point on the river above the State Inebriate Asy- Williams & Co."sb. ¢ Melnotte, by Melbourne, Jr.— lum ; two miles straight away. ‘The water was still, the Woodtord Belle, 90 Ibs. © | ‘air cool : r ie ! Win, Murphy's chic. Bald Bader, by War Danse } | tool aed calm snd -overything Gworsbia j Princess Royal, 90 Ibs 0} The boats in the four-oared race got away in good | 0.0. West's ch! «. —n—e, by Pianet—Misa Moi order, the Binghamtons leading for a short distance. | gan, 90 lbe.. . © | The race was closely contested; but an accident hap- | G. W. Stewart's ch. & Malmisti by Planet—Lu pened to the Binghamton Club, the seat of the strake | leme, So Ibs, ” 0 | oar slipping out of place twiee, causing them to fail behind, — Notwithstanding this they spurted, again gone tte, 90 ibs 0) dily, brit were unable to H i The last half Vagrant, Bombay and Bengal drew ahead of the field | mile was beautifully rowed, all the crews doing their it tho quarter, and the straggle lay between them, | best. A foul oceurred between the Watkins Club and Vagrant kept the post of honor to the end, followed | the Binghamtons, the our of the former striking the tlosely by Be Same Day cares bow of the Binghamtons. At the finish the excitement was intense, as the Argonauts, of this city, came down the river at'a lively gait, leading the Watkins by sev- aul, who Was Ove length ahead of Bombay. p Race. —Purse of $250, for all ages; five per cent of the purse; dash of one mile arter, eral lengths, The Binghamtons lost, vut crossing the B.Swigort's ch, ©. F cypt, 4 years, by Planet—Lady finish only one foot bebind, Barry, 104 ibs..... 1 Time—Argonauts, 13m. 57348. ; Watkins, 14m, 0614s. ; Gilman & Bro.’s Binghamton, 141 wood-—Lute, % 2 Inconsequence of of the foul the race will be rowed W. Jennings’ cb. over again to-morrow, the Athletics, of Oswego, join- Belle Brana 3 ing in the competition, the Seneca Falls Club not put- a Fiber si ‘8 ting in an appearance. Bettie Martin, % ‘ 4 ‘The single seull race was won easily by the cham. Bat o, 2:19 on, Charles EK. Courtney, he coming in several —Egypt won’ the favorite, with Verdigris Hol engihs anend of is two competitors. ‘Against the field. v . ime, Lom. 5s. competitor was G. W. Lathrop, of the Beave) t Albany. Time, 16m, 36%, Waiter Mann and Edward Smith, of the Argonautas of New York, having no competitors, rowed the pair-oared race alone, ‘To-morrow willbe the most interesting day, A yacht race an a four oired race taking place in the forenoon, an | four races in the afternoon; also the heat to decide | the race rowed to-day. Egypt won by hall THE NATIONAL GA GAME. SIX INNINGS WITHOUT A RUN, The Chelseas, of Brooklyn, went down to Staven Island yesterday afternoon to play the Staten Island ‘Claby The game was splendidly played ani very exeit- Ing up to the sixth inning, at which time neither side ‘had scored a run, and only five errors were the totals of | THE O'NEIL-ENOLEHARDT MATCH — ANOTHER both nines. In the sixth inning, however, the Brooklyn | POS8TPONEMENT-—PROBADLE ABANDONMENT OF | by some good batting, aided by two errors of | THE RACE, ‘adversarics, rolled up threo runs, and after that Saratoga, N, Y., Sept 22, 1875. tind everything their own way, Clare, Rule, Wost, |: he Orme ana Rogeihardt race bins ‘been agen post | City for some. years, | son cities, | eighth year of his age. North River, to Hoboken, in the State of New Jersey, for the term of two years from October 1, 1875. Tho several ferries at which the franchise is to bo leased, with use of pier and wharf property belonging to the city of New York, are as follows Third—The ferry trom the toot of Grand street, East river, to Grand streot, Brooklyn, E. D., imeiuding such whar! property as shall have been heretofore used by the ferry run from these points, for the term of ten from October 1, 1875, subject to payment of 000 per annum for the first five years and $3,000 per annum during the second five years, rent payable quar- ter-yearly to the Department of Docks, Fourth—Vhe ferry trom the north side of Twenty- third street, East River, as now occupied, to Green- L. L, for the term of five years trom October 1, ubject to $2,000 per annuni rent, payable as last | mentioned, Fifth—The ferry from the foot of Desbrosses street, North River, to Jersey City, N. J., for the term of one year from October 1, 1875, subject to $3,000 per annum rent, payable as last mentioned. Sizth—The ferry from the foot of Chambers street, North River, to Pavonia, N. J., for tae term of one year from Muy 1, 1875, subject to $15,000 per year rent, payable as last mentioned. OBITUARY. THOMAS kh. BENWELL. Thomas R. Benwell, a well known resident of Jersey City, died at his residence, No, 16 Cottage street, on Tuesday, of pneumonia, He was Comptroller of Jersey and) nis official term ended only when that city was consolidated with Bergen and Hud- The deceased gentleman was in the forty- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. OFFICERS OF THE POWHATAN, ‘The foltowing is the list of the officers of the Powha- | tan, which started yesterday for Port au Prince, Hayt!:—Captain Jouett, commanding; Lieutenant Com- matider Chadwick, Executive; Lieutenants, Forsyth and Jacob; Masters, Curtis, Bulkley, Vreeland and Hil- ton, Chief'Engineer, McElwell; Paymaster, Pritchard; Surgeon, Burbank} Licutenant of Marines, Helton} Passed Assistant " Engineers, Greenleaf and Cook; Assistant Surgeon, Urquha Boatswain, Ward; Gun: her, Cartor; Uarpenter, Myers; Sailmaker, Douglass; Captain’s Clerk, Willan on; Paymaster’ °s Clerk, Daley. KILLED ON THE RAIL. Michael McAnerney, one of the men employed at the Wilkesbarre coal docks, in Bergen Point, was engaged in coupling cars at the éoal docks,-when he was caught between two bumpers and terribly crushed, He was couveyed to his home, wheré he died a short timeafter- ward. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF SEPTEMUER AND OUTORER, Dest ima Ofiee. Hnmburz . 61 Broadway London..." |09 Broadway .| Rotterdin.|4) Broxdway Liverpool. .|19) Brondwi Ginsgow ..:|7 Bowling Green Liverpool. [40 Broadway Liverpool...|15 Broadway 2 Howung Green 29 Brondway 2 Broadway Kowling Green Bowling Greem 3) Broadway {ho Broadway ty Broadway Livervool. Livervoot Liverpool amb ry Ae Laverpest Li pool. Leo frosawer, [Howling Ueoon owling Greem Tirondway 1 Broadway 15 Broadway Liverpool Liverpool. Hayre ta NOTICE TO CAPTALNS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yous ‘Hunaio has adopted a distingulahing Coston night slenal fer sain by request, and the manner in which | Department of the Hemanp. thy at New York ean do so by of HxKaLp news yacht, pier Baldwin & Co. aaa St . yam & Be Bark Lei Benham & Bark Merestor ( ‘Non, Wiig, tens, Bockmann & ‘k Mattea Brig Virginia, Johnston, St nal Sehr Mary Slusman, sehr Mexican, Haskill, ir © W Beutley, Baker, | Son. ‘Schr Sallie Burton, Burley, turing Co, REPORTED BY THE HERALD Stehmer Algeria (Br), Quaenstowy th uhdse 45, lon 35 30, passed bark an Indian steamer bound east, Bisanior Bolivie (By), Sma} Lith, with mdse and 49, | Neveu Sbietdy), Tarpfey trom dently been boarded before ; steamer Rh Steamer Snevia (er), Havre 11th, with mdse and Had vaniablé weather: Sept, Darrier Dove (Br), from lat 47 16, | w Yor Rostock) Steamer San Jacinto, mdse to WR Garrison, Steamer Richmond, Kelly, Old Dominion Steamship Co. Ship Undaunted ce, Bath), Daliust tod W Elwell & Co. = ballast to Henderson Bro Ship Bowring & Arch with mdse to Wood, Payson & 8, ©. of Good Hope July 17, 1 the Equator Ang 1Lin lon Bt W. in ballast to Faneh, Edye & hts Radmann. 1 Bark Maggie M (of St Jol | Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Amelia (Ger), Unde to,Dill & Rodman. fiad strony prssage; lost foretopgallant Hlook fur orae Tightahip, was run into by an on the port quarter and cutti < ¢ quarter boat and ail o' schooner unknown, “fark Guiveston (Get) ballast, co C Luling & Go. a large’ iceberg. ders. days, in ballast to order. | to Slocovich & to master. bergs. “The 8 fe anchored at Bark Ville de Nim mdse to James Henry, Reynes, B: E Ward & © Bark Eliza Bar ballast, to A E Tuel jusses to D 2U, wi | H days, with mol | t | rood ito aS Knowlton, McK urray, J rye to Moses Lou at4aM, by an unknown bark (the Sel ith ellow pine to A 5t'Bomingo for Ni Sehr Schr 8 T Robbin: Scur Emma, Hatl sete Ee Worden, Young, Vi Schr Mary Jane & Ell Sehr Sidney Dorion. Smith, Sehr Adaliza, Lo Sehr Monteven, Hi Sebr Dennie Hastin, Schr Maria Pierson, Sehr 8 Bark L M Vigus (Br), at Sandy Hook for orders of shy th eae City ok it Fitchburg, pA oang. P ver with oy er Electra, 1d passen; ar S days, with plaster to with fish to Roge Behe I = G RB gene wee J ee Stag tis Gesn Sehr Belle’ Ria! Sehr Amos Briggs, Sehr D M rene! Sehr Annie E Sehr Ira Blis Behr T © MeLéiand, Parr, Raynor, EA Jk eon. Crockett, Rockland for New York, with lime vocunt Restiess, Burnham, Salem for New York. to order Ume tod K By oe tag 3 to ode! Beh Jacob Haymond, Stov Messenger, Schr Palewtin. Hower Sehr Oliver Crosby, i Sebr Dreadn: Behr Rehr i nel Ei Be heeet ir Fly, Hana RY Brood Eo Behr Schr Mary Broo Sehr 8 Purves, Sehr Charlgs 2 on. Schr A Haynes, Sehr 9 rite, Behe Gale, wit a Behr A BAe tae Behr Mist, peamese, Siento Behe Win Daren, shropshire, Schr Belle, Sime ae lat 43°36, lon 48 an iceberg; 20th, steamer Atlus Chin from Boston for Liverpool; same time, inden, abundonied and headgear and foreniast feta 5h ty ha cgee a & ST'sh bark Mateo Polo (Ger), from ni for. ‘Bist, lat 4082, lon G9 96, bark Fite: Sohiatde (OF Hamburg for do, 46 days out. Hazard, Bark Our ‘cunle riot Fleetwood), Eden, apete brig Starlight, from Baltimore for St Thomas, “Hark Giuseppe Aceame rap. Mainero, London 48 days, ys, in ballast to Heney & sed four large icebergs; 15th SA Mauve (Fr), weoeriag: east 8. Bark Bremen (Ger), Hellmers, Bremen 47 day 0 Funeh, Edye & Co.” Sept 22, at 45 AM, Gavits, mizzen topmast aud mizzen channel ‘Brig Featl (of New Haven, Bri ‘Trowbri eigsaba. Boyd (of Halifax, NS), Roberts, St John’s, PR, * Schr Jefferson, Powers, Chettepec, re squall from NW lusting 2 hours: lost 8 miles southeast of the Highiands, was run into Bremen—see general news col- niun) and liad Jibboom, bowsprit and catwater, with thing attached, carried away; damage to bark not ascer- the 20th ni cers. Sehr J 4 Crossley (Br), Crossley, ith paving stone: £ Booth Bri "Kene Messenger, Spelman, Taunton for New York. eh mbo; ubbard, Hoboken for Greenport, erent ai _Heckskill for Providence, o M Wells kee. ‘rio for use on board the Hxwap steam yacht, showing while burn- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, upon seeing this sicnal, will oblige us by pro- paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News Bar Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arrive addressing to such vessels, care No 1 Bast Kiver New York, Letters received from all parts of the world aud promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER eve 315 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 22, 1875, pL aR CLEARED, Steamer Greece (Br), Thomas, London—F WJ Hurst, Steamer State of Pennsylvania (Br), Knight, Glasgow—A Steamer Aug Andre (Belg), Greve, Savannah—Funch, Edye & Co. Steaier Regulator, Howe, Savannah—Wm P Clyde & Co. Steamer Gulf Streain, Moriou, Charieston—J W Quincard ie ‘amer Ann Eliza, Rich: Philadelphia—Jas Hana. Scares ies Rite etes kion—Noah Emery. Gloucester. eit ou (Nor), penetra anaes or Falmouth— Queenstown or Falmouth—Te- Bark Camilla (Gers Beckman, Rise Enoeh, Edye & Co. re Burk Dannebrog (Dan), Thuroe, Lubeck—! Hark Tare faves) Vecarich, 0: Funeh, Edye & leone aarocarier BES, k Regia oat een Seni fog eG, 4 Co. Pierre and Point-a-Pitre—Rey- Pennington, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Sehr Sarab B, Strout, Jacksonville—Warren Ray. Setr Grand Island, Nhesler, Bani npn P Buck & Co, Boston— wok & Uo. Provideuce—H W Jackson & Stamtord—Stamtord Manufac- ARRIVALS. STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK, Macmiahan, Liverpool Sept 11 and Francklyn, Sept 16, lat attara (BO bound east 1th, t 41 38, lon 58 48) I, Glasgow Sept 11 via Moville son Bros, with mdse and $19 passengers to Hen er Salier (Ger), Franke, Bremen Sept 8 via South. oats astham (of rg th sige os BSS fete rengern 20th, Tat 41 Ger), hence for Bremen. Hamburg Sept 8 and ‘tae for ‘hitwieip has bitin Savannan Sept 19, with Lewes, Dei, with mdse to the Dinsmore, Havre 42 days, in Ship City of Naukin (ee), MeLean, Demerara 37 days, in Balance (os Clare, ‘Trinidad 19 days, in ballast to Singapore [oP atria me bdo 7, Dt tly zeth, and crossed ‘Sept 6. lat 28 44, lon days Co. XS ne (ital), Degregori, London 42 days, in ballast | teak ‘Paul (Ger), Klatt, Cardiff 49 days, in ballast, to Dil in, NB) Part boyh pamear§ Waterford, 8, lat 46, lon t 42, lon’ 61, passed Cit ‘Ys anchored at Bremen 46 days, in ballast 1g W and SW gales most of the Jord. Is anchored at Sandy with mdse , off Sandy Hook vinknown schooner, striking us ing us down to the inain deck; Joiner work on port side of the Kohnenkanp, Hayre 48, days in Sept 9, lat 44 30, lon 49, passed ‘The G is anchored at Sandy Hook for or- | Bark Nellie May (of Newcastle, Me), Blair, Havre, 43 Bark Betti usd. ‘Yernovich, Dunkirk 45 days, in bdllast Bark Skulda (Now) | Johnson, Rychefort 2 days, in ballast, 18, 1at 43, lon 52, passed several large iee- Sandy Hook for orders. (Fr), Corel, Marseilles 66 days, with ‘Bark Morena, Davis, Cay Francis 14 days, with sugar to ros & Co; vessel to Miller & fark Mazonie, ‘Staples, Havana, 14 days, with sugar to J Vesey, ofand from Bermuda 7 dass, tn Houghton. htman, Mayaguez, PR, 16 & Co, ith molasses to Lunt Bros. ee, St Mare 18 days, with log- r. Gilchrist, Oreutt, Caibarien 15 day pb bord pat and molasses Parson Taylor & Co; vessel to Mex, 85 days, with ‘Tupper & Beattle. 3 days, with cocounats rennet ta eeu Southern, Home ning, NS), Trop egy St Do- ingo city, 23 days, with logwood and 5 to Benistan -& Ca, Sept 1, Int 28, lon 4 oresail ; 22d, every- “Charles Ligh tec sagt Soule River, Ga, 11 days, Boody; vessel an Bi 5,17 robes eet of Hatteras, spoke brig Pedro, from w Yor in Walley “ie, Satilla River, Ga, 10 days, IW Alooth Prone Vis irown. . Vie to Vi runt od nia, izabeth, jiichtearson, Virginia. d, Viry ia os “tiiton, V Fant, Alexandria, Schr Helen Hasbrouck, Bennett, Georgetown, DC. Seur Vapor, Applegate, Baltimoi P Winterton, Jackson, Baltimore, Schr Amos Pulkenberg, Rackett, reinia, Virginia, jaltimore fer Bostow, from, Greenock. which arrived inst, came up to the PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. Restnate, New Bedford for Now Providence for New York, with Windsor, NS, for New © V King & Co; vessel to mas- *Sebe North Star, re Ny, Nantucket Shoals for New York, se Knight, Rockland for New York, with lime to J Sehr Ww P Phillips, Hawkins. Providence for New York. ell, Providence for Providence far New Yorke York. “isnish, Providence for New York. Sehr Emily, Morrell, Greenwich for Port Johnson, indi, Providence for Haverstraw. ‘Frouch, Fall River for Now York. tin, Grover, Boston Norton, New Hedford for New York, for New York, Portland for New York. Providence for New York. Burgess, Rockport for New York, with icatngion for Now Yorke, wish sone Schr (idell, Winslow, New Haven for New York. Sehr Fannie Hanme?, Brooks, Seger nt for havens ig Selir Orivie, Baker, Bridgeport for New York. tou J B Cunningham, Scofield, veh vena sr lewell, Shepard, Rockport for New York, with New London for New Rene Reading ith No 42, Franklin, New London for New oo George P Trigg, Linnekin, Gloucester for New York, jarvest, e ce hg Miertlomae 1 for New York. New London for New York, Newburyport tor New York, dutchinson, New Haven for New ork. Allen, Boston for New York. Solr BU docagt, Ssundere, Stonington for New York, BOUND EAST. for Milifui n for Newman, Rondout for Pawtucket. Hoboken for Providence. ken for Bangor, Deep Ri y ken for Ew Hh < uae i) Providen sent Bassott, Pufladelphin for New Lon- Smith, eyemiphie 2 for Ft, London, nton for Pa ws ver, iain, annie for Newport. Port Johnson for Hartford, tick, Croton for Providence, m for Panini et New York for Boston, he Al Hoboken for Boston. See iret ea hy for Bravienes ort, Selr Miduiaght. iret , Rondout, for Now Haven. ‘Smith, Now York for Boston, iby for New for a NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. Schr WD Schr Clara Post Ferrin if SATLED. wroline (Nor). Alms Sunall Ger), Alicaut: i Brothers & Sisters, mers State of Tenpratenie (Br), for © Li . Ohinrlest a ». New York for New Bedford. Hoboken for Portehester. Hasgow ; Alyse ; Rewubay (Kon Charleston: Oca (or). Hidthinore ole us lade! y Suuuuner- Mie ta Liable eee ~~ MARITIME MISCELLANY. xg For loss of steamer Pelican Sta general news col- Srkamen City or Sax Francisco, for San Francisco, was not ashore neur Southwest west Spip. ax reported, She was fast to the compass buoys, correcting her compass, upon eet pleting whic! French Reef (whe: pairing damage to she proceeded to sea Srkamen City oF WE, Greer man, ions w York via ton, is re- er ny rew ¢h Tew, West, and will suil In about three days for Ress athens She lost two blades of her pro- pellor on the reef, STEAMER STATE OF Texas, tute gale in the Gulf, had ali hei Dut no ives were lost, Sho Iggy i York. before reported dam: her cabin state root Steamer Votrtra (Br), for Montreal, with coal, which put back to North Sydney, GB, Sth, with shi tt Injured, will probably have to discharge eargo and go on the slip. Bank Many A Mansiaut, (Br), Lent, which arrived at Da- rien from Havani ho was quarantined. she was promounced to be cargo. before rep: ition ported as the Error). struck the north bréakers in entering Aug and only surveyed Sept 16, when in & condition to receive hor 1@ Era (Br), from Mexico for Hamburg, with a cargo of ‘ashore on Murquesas Keys, wis ed by wreckers ou the 22d inst, (she was pre- Brie Caro (Br), from Fissane, for Pascagoula, arrived at Mobile 21st inst, lealein; from Baltimore, ning last, struck ington’s rock and lost part of her stioe. Senn Louisa Francis, before reported ashore east of Hor- ton’s Point light, Long’ Isla with four feet of water above London wreekers eurgo to that bert, commenced 21st. ill remains there thigh tide. New econtracted to take the vessel and nd work with steam pumps probably Sen ALLIGATOR Grom, New York for Boaan which put into Newport Sept 6, wad the leak found to be in the aft, where the oakum had worke: repairs will be eastly done. ede Eviza\ sine diay, same 100, mallee north of Oy probably lags oss. She hi conse oe with threo feet of having SpeUn # leak, has beon taken on th fo her hold, urine railway, aboard streak, port side, out for about & foot. ‘Tho A, from New York for Beaufort, NO. ak wt 2AM, 19th inst, and was run ashore wet AM Lookout, NC. She will # cargo of furniture and ed. ‘The E A was built at Egg Harbor wm 1850, is Geet there and registers 55 tons, Schr Thomas Emetine, from Norfolk for Mile td was wrecked near the mouth of the Potomac last week. 22—On THALIFAX, ae c igress, 0 Friday ther steamer Bt Jol for Montreal, coal laden, aa between Cape North and the exertions of the crew and last, ang ohns, NE, fr @ lei i aygchaal ak len assengers she succteded in reach- ing Entry Island, where she was run ashore and sunk In fif- a heavy gale, rom Cow Bay poten half, way islands. By the teen fet of water. She will be a total wreck and the cargo 4 total loss, All hands were saved, remembered, picked up the survivors of the Polaris, The Tigress, it will be Quenxe, vasaet 20—The bark Wi-helmine, which went ashore hard on, She is greatly di ailt will be a fast oat, amaged. pStIPRUILDINO—At Easox, at the & new schooner of 140° eel is In process of framing, Nicholas during the recent gal till remains ‘ard of Aaron O Burn- NOTICE TO MARINERS. The ioe gives ab) fonds, then a blust of 8 second: aa will be blown whenever the density of the fog may re: ire i “By otter pote § Lighthouse Board. PERKINS, Inspector Second District. Boston, Sept a1) 1875. ark WHALEMEN. Arrived at St Helena Aug 17, b Westport, from a cruise. with ofl (any whistle on the Pollock Rip Light Ve 1 No 40, ast of § xecorts, followed by an Interval of 22, sect is, then Interval of 30 seconds, ound, Wicks, of re 1) bbls sp and 560 do wh ‘ailed 17th for New Bedford). Spoken—Aug 25, lat 3 25N, lon 48 W, bark Stafford, of B, with hi large whal alangalde..« SPOKEN. Shij 8 Bhan: Cal 7. at 34 Ne lon Od W, 50 40, lon 1 ay at 4 Jon 40, 8, lon 4.59 KE, Bark Proteus, MeCalder, from Lisbon for New York, Aug 8, lat 41, lon Sanparell (io, , Sawver, from London for Quebec, ream, later, trom New York for Melbourne, ‘ult! Joned from Livernool for Savannah, rvey, from Liverpool for Quebec, p Ham ton’ Court (Br), from Liverpool for Tybee, Aug r, Kabhi, from Caleutta for Boston, July 13, wing letters JFHG, Aug 1, lat 25 26 “Brig Queen f the East (Br). Witheridge, freee: New York for Sydney, NSW, July 22, 22, lat 27 8, lon 20 5 The, Mount Eoyal,of nd for ‘Liverpool, from Quebec, Sept 8, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraph dre: ~ to the Hknanp London Bureau, ad- ing “Bennett, No 46 Fieet street, London,” or to tho Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de lOpera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and ail foreign vessels trading with tho United States, the same will be cabled to this coun- try free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- is office the more economical terranean ports will find the P: and expeditious for telegraphing ne news, OUR CABLE ~ SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, Sept 21—Arrived, ship Pleiades, Chase, Phila- deiphia, Bristow, Sept 22—Saili Bremen, Sept 20—Sa! United States. ship Ida (Br), Morris, Pensacola, bark Philip Fitzpatrick, Phelan, Canpire, Sept 21—Arrived, ship Anstruther (Bn, Pitt, Quebee. Arrived 22d, bark Alexander Campbell, Bunker, New | ‘- York. Sailed 22d, bark Vibilia (Br), Renney, New York. Cnronstapt—Arrived, bark National Eagle, Sears, Phila- delpbia, Dxat, Sopt 22—Arrived, ship G M Cairns (Br), Bell, Que - bee for Newcastle; bark London (Br), Nicholson, do for South Shields; brig Otter (Br), Prindle, New York for Leith. Also arrived 22d, bark Matilda © Smith (Br), Smith, New York via Queenstown for ——., Duntis, Sept 21—Sailod, brig Brisk (Br), Perry, United Haver, Sept 21—Sailed, bark Chili (Br), McLeod. United States. Kowrassenc, Sept 18—Arrived, schr W L Burroughs Smith, New York (not previously). Livexroor, Sept 21—Arrived, ships Wm MeGilvery, Blan- chard, St John, NB; W A Campbell, Dundee (Br), Goff, Quebec; bark Langet (Nor), Dixon, do; sehr Chas E Scammell (Br), Smith, St John, NB; 22d, ship Leading Wind, Hinckley, San Francisco. Sailed 21st, ship Jane Fish, Brown, United States; bark Torryburn (Br), Seeley, North America, Also sailed 21st, ship Sovereign of the Seas, Johnson, New York ; bark Scotia (Br), Hines, do. Sailed 22d, steamer Illinois, Shackford, Philadelphia, Loxpox, Sept 22—Arrived, ships Hudson, Pratt, New York; Oriental (Br), Sanderson, Quebec; barks Dea (for), Kratz, do; Sirius (Nor), y ‘ | ruts, do; Sirius (Nor), Knudsen, Chatham, NB; Herlaf | Hara s Harding, Hal Herlafsen (Nor), Olsen, Quebec. Curling, do; Bonny Sailed from Gravesend 22d, bark Areadia (Br), Anderson, Tybee. MARSEILLES, Sept 21—Sailed, brig Sarah B (Br), Town- send, Matanzas, Queenstown, Sept 21—Arrived, barks Mary Nelson (Br), | Christiansen, di (Nor), Danielsen, Boston; Corsica (Br), Tavish. Astoria, 0. Also arrived 2ist,12 PM, steamer Egypt (Br), Grogan, ‘Thompson, Montre: New York for Liverpool. Cup (Nor), RorrenDam, Sept 20—Sailed, bark Vesta (Ger), Mauger, New York. SovtuAmptox, Sept 22—Arrived, steamer Main (Gor) Leist, New York for Bromen. Sailed 21st, steamer Mosel (Ger), Neynaber (from Bremen), New York, Swansta, Sept 21—Arrived, bark St Croix (Br), Brown, Quebee. ‘Trixste, Sept 18—Arrived, bark Juno (Ger), Goering, Richmond, Va. Wannen Port, Sept 21—Arrived, bark Kate Cann (Br), Smith, Quebee. Arrived at ——, Sopt 22, bark Rebecca Caruana, John- | eon, Now York via Penartn Roads, Loxnox, Sept 22—Brig Falcon was towed into St Jago do Cabs to-day, having boon dismasted in a gale last Saturday. [Probably brig Falcon, Cody, on her homeward voyage from St Domingo City; ihe left Boston July 28.) FOREIGN PORTS. MONTREAL, Sept 20—Cleare Liver New Yo a tuxiue. Hope id—Arrived, steam sunt Liverpool, Bri New ¥ ‘Cleared pra, arrsboro. steamer Texas(Br), Lauren. | Bai re vio’ nely wee Katie for Babi Bpaadinnvien (Br), (Pee Sreawen Anoenta.] AMSTERDA: h fies 6th, Baltimore (8), “wi ICRLONA, Hept 3-—Atrived, "Cuxuavay, Sept 7—Sailed, Colutubia, Hansen, 1 Catourra, 8 it ¥—Arrived, Doane © ile 7th, eat, dill, Miner, A harlotte, WS ilter, Gloysteln, b—Sullod, Tart oF ra se spt 12-Sailed (not arrived), bark Evening Star ‘3 xen 13—Arrived, schr Pampero (Br), ‘cr Olivia A O'Mullin (Br), Reynolds, Anauones, Sept 7--Arrived, Hxcolsior, Hansen, Now York. ¢7—Sailed, Bjarke, Jahnsen, New York; , Savannah, de Junio, Riveras, Sa- hocienens ‘ Hews ‘ork. eral, Mendon | son, Alexandr | for Pawtucket; J Porter, isu sciagtepeane, Sept 8—-O8, Melia, Mann, from Antwerp fos andy Hoos Gurunoci Sept RKalled. AY, Sept 7—Saile a <, i Havas, bepe 7—Cleared, ‘Trask, New Ore jeunes. Aves Sopt Arrived, © K, from St John, NB; Oth, Helvetia vo, Webster, New Vark. Ath, Doris Gordes, Meyer, New York; Livingstowe, Norihampton, . Sylvia Richa de Cascumpse, PE bos, SepeS—Arrived, Annio Bish, Holly: Balled (ron sieavescnd Ith, Ithine, Stetson, 1 ean, Set 8—Cleared, Hermanos, for Bost pt &—Suilod, Darwer, for Vinlinielpita, Sept 6—Sailod, St Cloud, Bagley, Jamaica, aastown, Sept Arrived, Alice Adu, Uamphell, Sack- salle 8th, Sarah) zx Kingsbury, Waterhouse (from Rosa- Dublin; W Chase (rom Matangas), Bristol; , Charlestot “Rangoon, w York; J B® Hersey ( Le shin, for New York. ; ‘hn ood, Nichola, Table Bay for Bostoi Secor, ) fet qe for Pa n, Etiea A Kenney, below); Pacto un, Raagoon for Fal- Churchill, Bassein, for Bor Buniam,, Celeutta for New Yorks mouth; ant, V7th, ikeradn. Akyab for agian. Channels 13th, J Ba MG itdsnell, wNeley Fonalaton, aulpore fur Murywilles; Beaward, MeGregor, Akyab for Falmouth, ” Mitronp, Sept 7—The Adrian, Lloyd, from Bewburg ipe ton, which put in here Sept 1, with damage, has nd has been recommended to lighte: sho being pa Maen ‘to proceed to sea in: her present conditi onke= ence of her cargo being saturated with water tango through the breaking of the hatches. Hayrr, Sept 7—The Chili, MeLeod, from Rangoon, arrived here, was in contact in the roads this morning with the Paul & Rese, fishing vessel, Trouville, witich had been broken and sustained other damage. Sr Heiexa, Aug 21—The ship Eliza A Kenney, of St John NB, reports aying ences ic wale, ecompanied with Nigh econ, on du 20 8, lon maiumast, split and lost several sails, wrk Daniel Drapor is still undergoing repairs, AMERICAN PORTS. STORIA, 0, tho, Hey Sep in ih 20—Artived, ship Franklin, Linnell, Jan irs JA Lord, Wind- iy, ary H Stockton, — Oe: fie Georgetown. zie D Hurt, Boston. Sept 19—Arrived, sclr Joseph Souther, Dit £0 watts, Boston, owned bel pt 2t—sul ily Phil Hivan, Perry, Rio Janciro, , gebrs Mary Standish, Higgins, and ielphia; Saratoga, Nickerson, New a ovleare —Bark Carrie Humphrey (new), Grozlor, Bristol oO Tin am Sept 16—Sailed, brig Hiram Abiff, Tibbetts, Cow Bay rrived, “steamer Mercedita, i Lily, Saylor do Loutsa PMA lory, Stetson, do. Cleared—Hrig Tramore (Br), Tathitl, Bristol, E, ilod—Stenmer Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore.” ALATS, Sept 17=Cloaréd, bark Frank Lambrith (now), Marshman, Dean Ga SLY TAth id A Tolek, Sawyer, Liverpool. r STHIC Sept, 22—Areived. schrs thency Tilton, Birdsall, Ca Lottie K Friend, Collins, Philadelphia, KEY W p Stend, Port Roya Caner State of Texas, Bolger, New York. ort, steamer City of Waco, Gréemman, repa, eared, sehrs Cook Borden, Lants gE wiladetphia, MOBILE, Sept 21—Arrived. brig Cairo (Br), Rogers, Hae vana tor Pascagoula (see yeas 22d—Arrived, bark Lorton Vale (Br), Beamer, Rio Ja 0 RBLEMEAD, Sept 15—Arrived, schr Jas S$ Shindle Toei Puilndalghie inbd wilted son te retard, NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22—Arrived, steamer Tay nock, Pendicton, Havana; brig Esperanza (Mex), vurado. Arrived, bark Pedro Plandolet Sovrawest Pass, Se (Sp), Andrea, Havana NORFOLK, Sept 20—A1 iv Mux Roger pt 19—Arrived, steamer Professor Morse, nd Quoddly, Young, yahan- from Al- © Doodle, Rose; Samuel Fs Maty A ving, Bodine, aud Burrell Jones, ee ork. EW BEDFORD, Sept 22—Arrived, sel Garter, Ald, Joseph ‘Hay, and HA Taber, , Charger, and Ada Herbert, New Y irabechipor Witehtul, WW Brainerd, and Zoe, ilenry Dovey, and Clara, Georgetown, DO} win, Kondout, Sailed—Sehrs Alex Youn Bis, and Monmouth, New, VU) John Rose, J “eaten Sidney Price, Ira ved, schr L O Foster, El- vin Now Haven, forwin, Providence via Bri jones, Providence for do; Ge ‘ikiord, to tontoad for do; LA Seunra sailed); Fannie G Warner, Di son, and Sarah Clark, Grittin, Philadetphia. ailed—Sehrs Georgiana, Harvest, Aired Hall, LO Fos Clara Eudena, W LONDON, Sept 22—Arrived, brig George, Champlin, Rico, on vut;" Lamberton, Hoboken; Marietta. Smith, Am nwieh, obs Wm Gray, and Helen P, New York; aa cod, ept, 21—Arrived, schrs Henrietta Smith New York; John 8 Lee, Georgetown; me Hoboken; Gy North, ei nas \— ie saseletds cotta: Evading ni Me er, Port Golde Rulo, Perth Auiboy ; Shoem: burg. chr J © Read, Crow- weather bound). fever, and was still im din port Lith one man from ‘Wrig JL Bo quarantine 17th PORTLAND, Mo, Sept 21—Areived, schrs Chas E Morrie Houz, Poughkeepsie; F A Heath, Bangor for ‘Philadelphia. Cleared-—selir Bushrod W Hill, for Alexandria, * i—Arrived, sehrs Viola May, Elizabethport; Maggie Gardiner, Philadelphia; Stephen "Bennett, Blizabethport; Wa Deniin Cleared—sehe Gr ster, Matanans, PORTSMOUTH, ‘Sepb 21—Arrived, brig Matilda, Cobby Port Jol ; selirs Fred © Holden, "MeRue, do; Addie Ry” frou. a coal port, rs‘ J Tratton, Hoyt, New York; Lizzie Young, a Ph Helpline ot acsived a0) Ck Sept 2\— Arrived, steamers Win Kenne Poster, Baltimore vie Norfolk A nih delphia; schrs Aun 8. anno isn, und oraon, Corso. Phi nold, Philadeiphia for do Mb plus; Houry May, Hatch, Hoboken Gathenrt, f Hort Juhinson for Pawtucket, Below Rondout; also, a large “4, with brick. nd, Georgetown, DO Ainos Briggs, Dunn ican Eagle, Delane steam barge Mary ©, non Allen Raynor, Mite Gar; Belle R ifull, ‘iresk Willard Samuel L Cro Puillips ins; {Thraakbe; Alida, srown, is Ges ori T, Sept 20—Sailed, schr L & M Rebd, Steel- E teed Ale. oxen wk Jk Worthington, Fiteh, and ‘Evergreen New You nnon, Norberry, Georgetown, Joluison; James H Young’ ry C Catheart, di tel 44 Mayliower, Turner, and Qui step, Hutehin. New Yor! N FRANCISCO, Sept 21—Cleared, ship Carrie Reed. © re HL ver ept 21—Arrived. steamers Juniata, Catha. dius, Pliladelphiny Giiontel, Linluses seston sberti teers vctly plueed under San Francisco in yesterday's impres sion). i~Arrived, steamer San Salvador, Nickerson, New York; bark Acacia, Anderson, Key West; brig Samuel Welsh, Tur ner, Philadelphia. Nhiled—Steuner Cleopatra, Bulkley, New York, 20—Arriveil, schrs Samuel Hart, Brown, B&G WU New York for Calais; Ellen ‘ow York. | mwich, to load 1 Geo Hdwin, Baitmis, Roudout for Bedford. VINEYARD HAVEN, Sept 21—Arrived, selrs. Four Sis tery, Alexandria for Boston; Orrie V Drisko, Philadelph for do; James Holmes, and ‘Richard Law, Rondout for. do: Sarah's Harding, Baltimore for do; Lizale Raymond, Port ima, do for Scituate; Zetta, Phila. , New York for Walioboro'; Point; Alida, Golden Eagle, delphia for Bangor Open Sea, Keporter, and I bitede, Meni (is) itt “ ane lie, Adtie (Br), Maury H Constitution, ‘Fannie illiam’ Carrol, "Helen Ames, Somes, T ic ie Ulalume — (Be) Joun Bateh, aN ‘Tut “Grace Girdion” Ellen Lloyd, J Ames, Su Mm, Addie Bird, Eastern Belle, Jennie F, Wiiley. Jolu LPracy, Walter © Hall, Four Sisters, Lizai Raywond, Carrie V Drisko, Sarah Harding, Alida, Golden Eale, a James Holmes, Itichard Law, and Lyetta, zt NU, Sept Zl—Arrived, steamer Lueille, t, Bultin oumor itebecen . Childs, Baltimore, Wooil, New York. asgow. selry Palladium, Ryder, ovoken. kor, Hoboken; 8 x OY. 4 “Sept 20-Sailed, schr Geo F Brown, Gedney, x Wy or 2ist—Arrived, sebr Rose Culkin, Hackett, New York vie Sept 19—Arrives ly Antrim, Carter, lars | Newport B, 29x2 botien Feet Tace + feito toin sheathed wile copper} | in complets order. ‘Address JOLIN A. BOUKER, 00 Sough street. JOR SALE—A we PRET CAP HOT, 9 FEET BEAM copper fastened ane in a order. ‘Inquire on board, pier 33 Nora AOR SALE—SCOW 75,0X240X5.0; DECKED; IN GOOD : suitable for any kind of Heavy freight, Address 11 Herald onews Branch oftice, \INED PROM DIFFER os for HUMeFONS causes; legal everywhere; ne ‘ublleity; no charge until divorce yranted. 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