The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1875, Page 10

’ 10 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER Tl, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. . way market As suppl Sait Office. Sehr Annie E Martin, Marris, Provide: : aver 25— 20th—The Tronsides, for Southwest Pass, om poder hal, bor fang ne rer _—a 4 |. E&ki ocegntte Broek: Gdttas Meal einer niclicw work, | caurznrcoraiient, 25 arrrwed, Sussex. SUP: rt tianee | all mean aeaen te eghshanseooniesss (ct 20. |Tvernodk..|& Hewling Groen Schr Hero, Baker, Gloucester for New York. very, ‘Blanchard, ‘St John, NB; Bothuia. (a), Moodie, Ne ‘The William MeGiivery, from St Joho, Ni is In Can: f ° Gas ceatek be eshnch' ie teak higher new than dh was at Oct. 21-| Hamburg... 16} Broadway = Rival Danton. Gardiner, Me, for? Now York. York, Annie P ‘Odell, Outhouse, St Androws; nije, Naw: | Dock wath four or tive fect of water ia hold." 4 er eo chester; som, thaws port ihe, $2 20; 2 tbe, $540" and. S3e_Ioas oct, 33: ‘fo Bronday BOUND BAST. rninlo Bird, Yilatrom, Bt John, NH {ace Uelow) ; 270, Col | nove feaborFulg’Rt Rowiemeee ts Latatcghleh pate > . ; a . he chest ttle, do. J —_—-— $2 60. Tho great scarcity and continued good demand Oct. 23. hs Bronaway Schr Martha B (Br), Glass, Now York for St John, NB. Sailed 25th, Lake Ontario, Gilmore, Montreal; Lizzie C pen se a8 sailed for Aberay whore she will bq Will cause, itis thought, a still further advance. The Oct, 3s a tomting Green | sched A Mastiold he), Haidield, New York ior Yarmouth, | Troop. Comic. Tybee: Annie, Burrill, Killam, Sandy Hoo pebannealltar gg aaa proceed to Quebec, " Bares x c 4 ‘ared 25th, Henry eaves, | Cummings, ; i) Seyt 20—The Arotus arrived here fr Prospects for the Com- — lant ch gl tiga Eg Si oct 37 é Bowling Green Schr Avon (Br); King, Now York for St John, NB. Overem in, Hannay, New Orla iver, | mete en nea, ome 02 Apis served maar | i r chr . 27—Arriv an, Bu | ore 5 0 X i Winter the Pacific coast state that salmon is getting very | P Oct, 2s 50 Broadway Rehr Rrasoay Hubbard, New York fur Connecticut River, | SC) Severn, Hobson, Montreal, iy St Mato (deals), whieh vessel was wacorlogged. aid oa bet ing inter. soaren: On Sepeeeiaes ed there mare cae more saa pin Sy ied = pr froeday Bebe 5 5 Mitchell. Manes, Hew: bY k for Stamford. reg leared th eh Erehe is Mitte Rio janetrio (and | beam ends, 30,000 cases in a ° | Geltic.. . § a alway chr Monitor . ver for ; vevend 26th) ; : s 29—The ‘ celumbia river, and.part of these were neded to fish up | Cuy.04 Montreal... }Oct. 90'| Liverpool. 15 Broadway Sehr JK Lene, Powter, New York tor Yarmouth, Balled from Gravesend 20th, laduseren, Schiatino, New | lio, 1amneo, Sens $8 the Busteod, from Call pani amma contracts for export already made and partly filled, At | pan oe. Lyme ro ae eng cron Bohr Viole, ‘Tratton, Hondous for Rrovide York; Poppino, Paturso, do, Mandal, Pensacola. Bu: Guanpe;/ Ang 9Pehe ene ane anus : San Francisco on September 6 *here were barely 6,000 | Victoria. : $0. |cineow ...|7 Bowling Green rt Bey gh ety tag mg pete ny pain. Sept 20—Arrived. G A Cootian, Adair, Now York. | 001.0 for Mallondo, which pat in hers, Ancage om oF nN Ni ‘et! ly. m. «, Sept 24—Arrived, Alba, Thorbjornsen, Mon. . Aug 23, with fo PRICES OF TEA COFFEE AND SUGAR } eases of al sizes, Dakota. | Liverpoot, .|20 Broadway Schr Emily, Braisted. Now York for Stamford. treal. rigging damaged, will not be detained very long by Ay UN Btate of Georgia. frien ato fin 4 Behe er reed Leare}, Uigsins, on York for Boston, meONPONDERRY, Sept 25~Sailed, Virgo, Gladalich, Bulti- | Ueeeesary repairs, i Mir ar 7 = Sclir Pacifie, erry, Hoboken for Providence. Sovrmanpron, Sept 29—The Rhein (s), Brick " RAPID TRANSIT. Amores mt _ be Beoeaway Sehr Atel baler, Baltimore og Bonbon pildiaca, Sept 18 Arrived, Royal Minstrel (), Henderson, | rived hrs from New York, passed ch. singed Tote 4 City of Richmond: |Nov. 1 °1)15 Brosaway Sehr Henry Lemusl, Jarvie, Amboy for Bi Sailed 20th, Fury, Loud, Philadelphia, god and drifting on timber oargo, foremast quae’ mont i rt. Sebr T B Smith, Bowman.’ Weehawken for New Bedford, Schr Scud, Lyneh, Amboy for Fall River, Schr Kate’ Scranton, Paliner, New York for Providence, Sehr § Babcock, Roberts, Port Johnson for Greenport. Schr E & L Marts, Marts, Port Johnson for Portsmouth. Schr Marshall Perrin, Packard, Amboy for Boston, Belir Ontario, Burdick, Eliabethport for Boston. Schr Flavilla, Payne, Philadelphia for Provincetown, Schr Olive, Hill, Port Johnson for New Bedford, Advances in the Prices of Canned Goods. Neweastis, NeW, July’ 20-—A - | de bourne a al tor Wellington; Nyon ew: Ne | fof QUTAND, Sept 25-08, Cort Adier, Olsen, from Hamburg putts, Sept 22—Arrived, HO Sibley, Nichols, Phitadel- PALERMO, Sept 22—Arri lie ret NeW Tk Tia Spey nen Oy Seah, Maples cand UERNSTOWN, Sept. 20— Arrived, Nathanja, N Neptune, Ulnen, Montreal; Loyal ‘Sam, ichriets New Wore ; nobody on board and no bouts. Sept 29—The bark Colette, of Nova Scotia, fro n for Yarmouth, with pumps choked und Teal put into the Mumbles Iwst hight. Wexvorn, Sept 28—The hark Ellen arrived here from Sf Jobu (NB). Had about 200 deals jettisoned, CANVASS OF THE OPINIONS OF PROPERTY OWNERS AND LESSEES ALONG THE THIRD AVENUE—SHALL PRIVATE INTERESTS BE SAC- RIFICED TO THOSE OF THE PUBLIC ? Steps have been taken by the Heraup to examine 2 NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yous Haraip bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hznaup 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- Judging from market indications, and the confident assertions of those who are heavily interested in the Sehr EL Worthington, Fitch, Port Johuson for Provi- very trade, the prospects are favorable for a profit- | into the state of feeling among the property owners and i ‘i dasaaé ' i via Crookhaven, M AMERICAN PORTS. grocery le, prosper tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre- rated Luna, Wells, Amboy for New Bedford. Sailed 26th, Niord, Ericksen (from New York), Londo: ens - able fall and winter business. residents along Third avenue during the past week. Notwithstanding the mournful numbers in which cer- tain merchants chant of the decline of trade, and the decay of commerce to this market, all present indica- tions are against the gloomy future they have marked this journal, in order to ascertain how large a propor- tion of them were in favor of rapid transit, and, more especially, of rapid transit on their own avenue, It is well enough to like rapid transit ‘on general prin- The avenue was thoroughly canvassed by reporters of paring any marine news they may have for tho Ship News Department of the Herarp. a> Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriy- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, caro of Henatp news ynebt, pier No 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- Sehr J E iturst, Cook, Amboy for Pi Schr Win Flint, Pendiéton, Amboy fo Schr M A Coombs, Coombs, Port Johnson Schr Mist, Muncey, Trenton for Fall River. Sehr Everylade, Stiaw, Bort Johnson for Portsmouth. Sehr A A don. Schr Olive, Warren, Hoboken for Portsmouth. yideneo, Salem. ir Boston. th, Bayles, Georgetown, DC, for New Lon- Askoy, Danielsen (from Boston), Alloa. Sovtuameron, Sept 2—Sniléd, Lelpsle @), Hotmann, ure. SUNDERLAND, Sept 25—Sailed, Premier, Ro; Ne $ 26th, Gyrene, tumnbull, Sydney, CB. sige taba ‘Sr Hevena, na 125. “Arrived previously, Galatea, Tisdale, Nilo for Sandy Hook. SINGAPORE, Sept 24—Sailed, Galley of Lorne (s), Bur- New Bedford; Walter Farr, Norfolk: Aun E ©; WB Th pate HA Hasbrouck, and Emma Arey, for Washin, = F Sailed—Stoamer John Gibson, Winters, New York; sch Archer & Reeves, Samuel M Manning, and Jas Ford’ (trot town) . Ellen Tobin, Jersey City. Enos, Nog ALEXANDRIA, Oct 8—Arrived, schrs Alfred ae lyaway, Geor yATPONAUG, Oct 7—Sailed, ‘schr out for themselves and their commercial brothers, In y BOSTON, Oct 10—Arrived, steamers Parthia (Bi | conversation, bad yesterday with one of the largest grocery dealers in town, a HsRaLD reporter learned that during the last six months trade had been brisker goyne (from Japan and China), New York, HANGHAL, Sept 26—Sailed, Glenartney (s), for New York vin Amoy. WHITEHAVEN, Sept 25—Arnved, Sarah Hari Wexvoun, Sept 2—Arrived, Cheviot, Carter, livered. Duplicates are required. Schr Nettie Langdon, Collins, Hoboken for Boston, Schr Paragon, Springer, Port Johnson tor Lubec. Selir Taylor, Jones, Amboy for Newport, Sehr Jenny ‘Lind, Spencer, Albany tor Brantford, Wind at Midnight, N. ciples,” but ‘when it comes to favor its passing by your first story window with much rattlIng and whis- tling the case is a very different one, and its most en- son, Liverpool; Rattlesnake, Bacon, Philadelphia; ’ bri fy. Burtlott, Smith, Bultiinore: Nuvasotn, Slater, We Miramichi. hy sehrs ‘Cyrus Hall, Howes, Alexandria; Music John, NB.g ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, hiladelphia; Helen J Mulway, Willian 7, Smith, Grace. and credit firmer than had been known for a long time | thusiastic advocate is sometimes apt to give it the SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. Ren enema’ Liverroon, Sept 27—The sehr Prairie Bird, arrived hore | do: Alice B West, Port Johnson; WL Varney, Veusie, di previous, This, of course, was only the individual ex- | cold shoulder, Nobody, not even the most arrant } Gus Scag ¢ or | Gor, ieand. morn § Hs BELOW. ae Be coke See bam in @ gate 24th inst; deck load Avbie Dunn, Plankett, do. % i a3 or Sun sei - 627] Sandy Hook...morn 4 2 SA he G DK, Ga,’ Oct 8—C1 . perience of the gentleman in question, but the cor- | enemy of rapid transit, however, ventured to assert | Con gets... morn 2 06 REcTUche Watorn 6 toi| . BaieiArratcth (Ac iManynee, tom Medtroee Ang. 81, tts hottie, Warren, in Victoria Dock, broke from her Porto Rico: Mattie Holmes, Youn roborative testimony of many others encourages the be- | that the people at large oppose it; but what has been files et tninad vaaane penlsh steamer, and boeh vessels sus Tues uis Hattie A King,” Orvwley, Now York; 4 lief that he spoke the general mind. In the course of | frequently reiterated is thut the property owners along : MARITIME MISCELLANY. SWANSEA, Sept 27—The bark Albinus, of New R $ ¥ . Oct T—Clenred, barks Com Dupont, Nichol ap r = WA i, of Now Ross, 1 H . Nichol his conversation the gentleman made many general re- | the route of any elevated or underground railway wil | PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 10, 1875. | 9. pumnnae ais trom Com ay ot and | eer maples u Saturday avaning rom Miramichl vem: | Bnd Mary, Anos, ecieys zarermaat: epee grad at marks which, from his ample information on the sub- | set their faces against it as being detrimental to their for Quebec, ie wVotal loss at AIDFighE Inland,” Captain und | and Was towed to Mutubles Plats making water," | Sth Cleared, bri Wallet Howes, Bostiton, Philudelpts ject of trade, are entitied-to consideration. property or business. Was this true with regard to ARRIVALS, cook drowned, - Phitadelphia; Wauponsa, Brenan, Melville, Lage na Bure Pxosperre (Nor), at Philadelphia from Fowey, ex- perienced heavy weather ‘the encira passage; also while at anchor at 4 AM 10th‘ inst off Brandywine, was run into b; tele Mary Shoppard, bound to Philadelphia, aud parted cable, losing 60 fathoms and anchor and carried away bob- stay.’ The Sheppard also lost anchor and 50 fathoms chain, and was slightly damaged by the collision, (Pen SreAMER Bryrannic.] Axon, Aug 2—Arrived, Fleetwing, Anderson, Philadel- hia. \ Pipassed, Aux 11, T ¥ Whiton, for Butavin; 19th, E York; Gilendoveer, i Burstot, Sept '2s—Sailed, Regina, Murphy, Tybee (and Third avenuer That was the question to be solved. THE PROPERTY OWNERS. From the information gathered by the Herarp last week there is not the slightest doubt that the vast Richardon. ra '. ne a aise 2 BVIERLY, Oct 5—Arrive r Bet r Philadelphia.’ . Norwood a ISTOL, Oct 8—Arrived, schr Sunlight, from Alexan¢ a, Vane CHARLESTON, Oct 6—Arrived, steamtug B& J Bak Baker, Norfolk, ies ie Bake He stated that since the panic purchasers had be- come conservative, and speculative purchases were very few, The general inclination seemed to be to “Shug the shore,” as deep water sailing was deemed un- | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Britannic (Br), Thompson, Liverpool Sept 30 and eenstown Oct 13:30 PM, with mdse and passengers to R Cortis, ‘arver, from Buenos Ayre: from Manila for Now safe. Purchases, though small, were very frequent, | majority of the property ownera oppose rapid transit |“ sino ur Denmark (Br), Williams, Lonaon Sept 23, with | Scun Sorma & Eatty (Br) from Lisbon for Halifax, hag | Snchored at the Holmes) 7th—Saile®, bark Vick & Mebane (Br), Whitesides, Rot and thus the market was kept in healthy activity. It | on their own avenue, If some had entertained any | mdse and 62 passengers to F WJ Wurst, Sept 26, lat 49 40, | been abandoned at sen, Captain Jenkins Feports:-—sailed | ,,Afrived in Kingroud 2th, Gen Shepley, Hutchins, Bristot Pe hee dy an ace . ° assed ship City o! ‘ast : Oct ‘om Lisbo 3 eans. Heared—Schr Bella Russel ackg might be said, in general terms, that thecountry wasbare | doubts as to their own interest in this regard they | 10? {1 2) passed ship City of Athens (Bt), bound om showice: | Sil shee fs pam ryder Mg roy with cargo of salt; | huLeast, Sept 26—Arrived, Immannel Molbach, St John, } sonville. aii acral Lies: ace r to Cre 19, th, Calypso, Vintk, Quebec; 20th, Eva, Matier, Mira: 20—Sniled, Nellie Seott, Milan, Sydney, CB, Sth, Jat 4199, lon 63 39, a State line Oth, lat 40.36, lon 68 26, an American 1th, no lat,'&e, steatner Baltic (Br), hurricane from SW, in, which the vessel sprunya leak; Sept 20, lat 42 30, ion 54, was fallen in with by bark North ern Queen_(of Yarmouth (US), Capt Dallar, from Bremen signal letters PR steamer bound east steamer bound ea: have been removed by the persuasive arguments of the Thira Avenue Railroad agents, who, it appeared, had of stock, there being sufficient, however, to meet all the demands of consumption. The experience of the panic Lena Breed, Philadelphia; Abbie, and Eva Hooper, do; W H Van Brunt, Buaghton, Albany; Wm Jones, Boston; Seh—Arrived: slip Able (Nor), Bagge, New York: “4 : hence for Liverpool; same ‘day, steamers England (Br), d0 | for New York, and the crew being worn out with Bremen, Sept 27—Sailed, Christel, Boekelmann, ‘New | C Berry, Seavey, Belfast. induced this cautious manner in the market, and but | preceded the reporters in every dwelling and in overy | "G0 tha ‘Eivsia. (Br), do for Glasgow. pumping, and’ having three feet of water in her, | York. i ‘Also uirived, Dark Kioto, Long, Boston: for the great financial issues involyed in the Presiden- | shop. When approached by the latter many de- ‘Steumer Royal Minsttel (Br). Henderson, Palermo Sept | conciuded to abandon her,and was taken onboardand brought | Aftived 28th, Hermann (s), Richmann, New Y Cleared—Steamer Metropolis, Peterson, Baltimore. bs ie { 11, Denia 16th, Mai Oth aud Gibraltar 21st, with mdse | to this port. The S and’E was 97 tons and two years old, Batavia, ae 16—Arrived, J G Pendleton, Helmore, Bue- Sailed—Steamers Champion, Lockwood, New York ; Geo Vo tial election of next year speculation would have been | clared immediately, “Oh, I have already talked | {hi dasmongert to Punch, kdve & Co, So} F Cancun, from Bristol, Me tor Wilaincton Det, | Ros Aytes: 16th, T F Whiton, Carver, Table'Bay (and sailed | Clyde, Pennington, do; Fanita, Hunter, Philadelphia, the protest,” Steamer Canima (Br), Leddecoat, Bermuda Oct 7, per ene ty on’ Wea © mington, Pel, | 24th for Padang), 1Oth—Arrived, steamer Mercedita, Marshman, New Yor! with one of your men and signed thus mistaking the Hzxa.p’s representatives for the emissaries of Messrs. Hart and Phillips. It appeared upon investigation that many property owners who were at first inclined to sink their own interests in thosoof the city at large were unwilling to sign this protest, but were talked over by arguments of various | sorts which can be more readily imagined than ac- curately described. It was a remarkable fact, how- ever, that scarcely any of these property owners objected to rapid transit on any grounds but those concerning their own petty interests, The majority Fesumed ere now. The unsettled financial policy of the | government, or, more properly, the uncertainty of the tenets which will be held by the government to be chosen in 1876 tends to preserve the conservativegone before mentioned. In speaking of the failures of the past this gentleman said that, although therr immediate consequences were rather embarrassing, the remote results could not be looked upon as other than favorable. The general con- traction had tended to weed out of the trade the weaker dealers, who were feeble principally for the reason that they operated on an unstable basis. Most of those who which was ashore recently on West Chop, arrived at’ New Stoumor City'af Houston, Bectingy nlvarton, Oct. 2, via Bedford Oct 8 for repairs She was leaking G00 strokes per t 6th, with mdse and passengers to © ao oe acid Past Sananc—Schr Lizzie Dewey, Davis, which sailed Steamer Brashear, Forbes, New Orleans Oct 2, with mdse | from Portland Sept 18 arrived at Ayr, Scotiand, 6th inst, fund passengers 10 O'A Whitty. and making the passage in 18 da; Steamer Wyauoke, Couch, Richmond, City Point and Nor- Lavuxcurp—A fine schr was launched at Port Ludlow on oe with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion Steamship Bent 18. She is a three-masted vessel, and is to be named Steamer Richmond, Kelley, Norfolk, with mdse and pas- | ‘"{ hewseine “named the Bonanza, of about 200 tons, was to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. launched recently at Victoria. Steamer John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DO, with WHALEMEN, mdse and passengers to JC Kenyon. Clonred at New Bedford Oct 9, bark Laetitia, Church, for | "Cleared 37th, Lizzie H, Bubson, Calcutta, Safled—Sehrs © W Locke, and Sailed Aug 22, Castine, Avery, Cheribon. Baxsoxwansrh, July 7—Passed, Goodell, Crockett, from Sourabaya ior Falimouth. BANnGkKoxk, Aug 2—Sailed, Wealthy Pendleton, Blanchard, Sourabaya. Buenos Ayres, Aug 15—Arrived, Fairfield, Taylor, New 738 Tierra one may for ngs th, Sarah, Ingersoll, Kast Indies; 24th, Geor; Walker, Bouse, Barbados; 28th, Annie Burr, Simpson, paid Boxpeavx, Sept 27—Sailed, Angelica, Demartino, Balti- brig L Warren, ‘Leach fast, Me; Sullid Courcey, Sipple, Baltimore. oabals Oct t—Cloared,schrs Owen I Hinds, Clendent iow Yor! u aton, Curry, e! 35 Ft McAdam, Mureh, Irimidad, eS eee DANYERS, Oct 5—Arrived, schr Lizsie D Small, ‘Ticey ret ive Georgetown, DC. ed, sehr Bolle Halladay, Burd FORTRESS MONROR, Oct 9—Passed in for aed with mdse and passengers'to EA Onterbridge. Bath, Me; seirs Henry 'G Pay, Z more, barks Alpha (Nor), Mindet (Nor), and Divico (Nor), from N Balled from Pauillac 284, Ebenezer, Niotsen, New Orleans. | York; Adelaide, trom Mio Jauelzoy brige Chattunougn, fe oRancetona, Sept B0—Aivived, Adonis, Madrid, New ‘Or. | Poned; Helen I, tom St Jobns,Pi;Stanight, frum the Wo iy Canpiwe, Sept 28—Arrived, Hester, Breckenridge, N PALL RIVER, Oct 6—Arrived, i York; 20th, Maria, Liguori, cee whee item Georgetown, ie are Dh re ‘Sth—Arrived, sehr Ney. p Inspector (of Greenock), Eriskins, Liverpool 86 days, with mdse to Henderson Bros. Ship Rhine, Stetson, London Aug 9, with mdse to Grin- sing Sun. GEORGETOWN, DC, Oct 7—Arrived, schrs Jas Sattemt Ship Semiramis, Gerrish, Liverpool 22 days, with mdse to Dickens, Indian Ocean, 4 Eissle H, Babeor Sailed from do Oth, bark Norman, Campbell, for North | York tACH™: Sept 22—Cleared, Abscna, Plummer, Now had withstood the stress of the “hard times,” as the | of the opponents of rapid transit say they would inturn'& Co, Pacihic Goat . 4 | ip Bremerlehe (Ger), Hirdes, London 35 days, in ballast oNsTADT, Sept 23—Sailed, Melia, Burgess, New York. | thwaite, Philadel Mary G Parr, do. ee acilcooanchen chat bashes cutest ie: | lke ah elevstod railed’ well enaugn on Second | ;,i0 zrameup ca porn _ , om n DAT Hodes Town Ave 5, ship Elisa Adame, Ham. | Gini Seni 1Uaied Hara Potern rat Gloucester, | | KEY Wrst, Ot Arrived, steuinet City of Austin, St Jes and were encouraged to continue on in that line | of Fourth or any other avenue but Third. This | | Ship Australia (Ger), Weidemann, Bristol, E, 36 days,in | “Arrived at Flores Aug 8, sehen Lizzie P Simmons, Budding- | Lord‘ Gloucester, jew York; 19th, Golconda, | vens, Glaveston (and sailed for New York) ; 8th, State ap) re on in that lin pailagt to Faneh Laye & Co. 1s anchored at Sandy Hook for 1. clean: 30th, WA.Urosier, Roberts, Provincetown, 40 | ay Ey 18-Sailed, British ‘Texas, Bolger, New York (and sailed for Gaiveston). was a frank confession that they did not care how much the public imterests suffered as long as their orders. ween, Montreal. Burk Milo (of Yarmouth NS), Robbins, Liverpool, 33 days, in ballast to J W Elwell & Co, Sept 22, lat 46.30, lon 4 spoke ship A Johanson (Ger), from for Philadelph 24th, lat 40 80, Jon 50 10, bark Ocean ‘Traveller, from Belfast for Mirani ‘ear N Edge & Co, by sheir success and the general hayoc wrought among the dealers of the other school. It is the general opinion that this state ‘of things will | own fancied advantages were not interfered with. Jast until after the next Presidential election, when the | It is true there was a few —_—_ property e } owners who said they were opposed to rapid tran- Policy of the States will be formed and traders thus en- | si, altogether, but they were men who had a great ‘st, brig D "A Small, Curren, do, 800 do; Sept 1, bark’ Osménl, Osborn, NB, 8 sp; 2d, ship Young Phenix, Gifford, do, clean; 8th, barks Ohio 3d, Smith, do, 112 sp} 15th, Seine. White, do, 150 do; brig’ Eunice’ H' Adams, Brownell, do, 160 do. Heard from, no date, bark Sarah H Hale, Slocum, NB, with 70 bbls sp ofl. MOBILE, Oct 8yArrived, schr Sea Witeh, from Ri a Cocanapa, Aug 27—lu the roads, Hester A Blanchard, Cloared—Brig Calro (Br), Rogers, Pass Cliriauiane Hardy, for Havre. %th—Arrived, sehr 8 J King, Sise, Shieldsborough. UcurtA, Aug’ Sl—Arrived, Landseer, Knowles, Liver- | NEW ORLEANS, Oct 9—Cleared, steaniors City of “ rd, pool, P New York i Mexi r Salted from Sangor Aug 29, Brean, Brown, de cihiohrng: yana, Phillips, New York via Havana and Mexican port: EAL, Sept 28—Pnssed, Maty Durkee, Willinms, from Phil- adelphis for Haraburg: 0th, Mandel "thems feo oe New York, ‘Tripp, New. York; ship. Expounder, Cree Bavre; bark Olympia, Nadal, Barcelona tee Below 6th, waiting orders, ship Preston (Br), North, from ‘ot (Ger), Kubtz, Liverpool 51 days, with coal ‘andel, Ericksen, from Lon- ‘A letter from the third officer of bark Ohio 2d, Smith, of | di Pensatola; 5 abled to see a little ahead. deal of property down town and thought its valae shington (ital), Lanra, Bristol 40 days, in ballast | xi seporisheron “Two Thirty-six : ion for Pensacola; Volturnd, Savarese; Peppina, Paturzo, | Liverpool. | Ba hington (itab 1 , repo y-six” Ground, Aug 20, bay- | and Industria, Schiaffino, from Lon . K Oct B-astiead } ‘These views are, of course, general, and, while think- | Would diminish by the northward growth of the city. | to order, | Sept 12. lat 45, lon 18, spoke bark Georgia, from | ing'taken 2 sp whales, making 170 bbls oil. Malled 2th Beau Monde Heekicg Piven LeeenlY New. | Patiauk malig tond far Wrens Talieer- eve tant Garey Gloucester for New York: Bark Vivi (Nor), Petgrson, Gloucester, 43 days, in ballast, to Zetens, Backmann & Co. Bark Tremore (Nor), Olsen, Gloucester Aug 29, in ballast ye & Co, tina R (Aus), Suttora, Yarmouth, E, 57 days, in ballast tod C Seagert. Bark Chito Gatorno (Ital), Schiaffens, Southampton, 53 These were few, however, most of the prop- erty owners limiting their objection simply to Third avenue, THE MINORITY OF PROPERTY OWNERS who favored an elevated road on Third avenue were men of greater intelligence and broader views than those composing the majority—men who recognized the Qpieans (and'put’ back 20ih) ;"Jane’ Wheaton, "Browning, Datrwourn, Sept 28—Put in, Caradoo, M'Rals, be fecvapie va tye Hirmouth havi Spend bee port 1A, Sept 20—Arrives et, Hopki orn, Bailed'22d, Rabbonl, Uoombs New Yor ee fe RING Sept 29—Arrived, Shannon,” Moore, Stralsund 2 Ut sancd shrongh Albemarte. Oatial ‘6th ‘assed throw ™ ‘an at from New York Yor Now Orleans. sprit eel NEW BEDFORD, Oct 8—Arrived, schrs WW Brainer Fitch, South Amboy’, Brunette, Rick, New York: U Fn urn, Mulligan, Haverstraw ; Carver, ius, Brist Me, for Wilmington, Del (see Miscellany): shi ete ing men are engaged in making deductions as to future prospects from present indications and past events, trade still goes on, for, though the Union be severed, the tea must be wet and meals be made ready, THE COST OF GROCERIES. SPOKEN, Steamer Lefpzic (Ger), Hoffmann, from Bremen for Balti. more, 9th inst, Int 40 90,'10n 67. Steamer Student (Br), Thompson, from St John, NB, for Charleston, SC, no date, de, from days, in ballast. TU boty erent. pete me f Sth—Arnived, sclirs James W Boyle, Cobleigh, Baltimore sais sic od aidieanouch _ | vital necessity of rapid tranisit and were long-headed | “Sin 0aliast, se avon), Falkenbure, Appledore | , Ship Golden s iano, from Now York for Shanghai, | Fatmouru, Sept 27—Arrived, WG Rusyell, Owen, Akyab. | EM Smith, Winchester, Haverstraw Elim Ciiy, i In the following glance at current prices the whole- | rough io soo that the “deterioration of property,” if it seve Ex Wal nevae.ortars Is an “at Sandy Hook for | AU ®: Ist 815 .N, ton 33 27 W, FLINTRANNAR, Sept 18—Passed, May Pritt (), Saivre, | John Heenan, Silt New ork. eae in z 36 in ballast to order, Is anchored at Sandy if A eale figores are given, and this statement is made in | Cough to see thatthe “deterioration of property,” 30 days, Ship Coustanee (ix), Law, from Antwerp for Philadelphia, | from stettin for New York. NEWPORT, ct f. PM—Arrived, schrs Plymouth Re | ever took p ie monia eattpioe wraseiinry, aad Torte Fowny, Sept 28—Salled. Theotore Nicteen, Philadelphia, | Pacer Becton for Now York wo Seti, Hate Poe Burk NS Del Roschetto (Ital), Perdgutle, Limerick, 35 | Sept.tS. at 10 fon i justice to the hundreds of good housewives who, read- | would be fully and quickly neutralized by the fapid j ‘Anlingion (Br), Vickery, from Greenock for New | Guoucksrum,. Sept 2e-arrived, ‘s M it ; fing them, might be induced to say cruel things regard- | BFOwth of the population and the greater busi- | Axe, jnyballast.toorder | Ori ica a4 days, in | York and ordersto Chatleston, SC, Oct 9,20 miles SSE of | Mirnwsichi, String, Bolvig, Chatham, Nib; Hakony Juri Fag et lbereaneepcnt yt erg eh Sia ti * heir | BESS Prosperity of the city. The further up- | yatiust to Slocowieh & Co. rf . : the Highlands, Fries, Montreal Sailed—US steamor Despatch, Commander Rogers, Wa’ ing the green grocer from whom they purchase theit | town "the Hbnaxp’s canvascors proceeded the | PHAM WislecONdgY FO sscsou, Arendal 40 dans fu ballast | PHP HS Grosory (new) Anderson, from Thomastown, |" Farat, Sept iSailed, Reseue, Ratler, Now Bedford. ington via New York. , eupplies. If they add to the figures quoted about | more evident it became that property owners of the up- | to Funch Hive Go. 07 a | Ship orogens tom iverpon foe Soathwont Baus, | BONS Sesact werent? T7Tinn Oy New York zotn, |, HAb, Aut Arrived. sey eho 7 Smith, Bat ro wenty-five per cent they wil] find the price paid to re- | Pet portion of Third avenue were much less opposed to | ., Bark Northern Queen (of Yarmouth, NS). Daller, Bremen | soot 8, Int 341, loh 26.10. . | ° Grama ‘Oct 19—Arr - ai brs Ella A Stimson, Rivers, Georgetown, Ly pening 4 or Oa Get > baie vate to. te 36 days, in ballast to Boyd and Hinckén. Sept 20, iat 42.30, | Shi tsihania (Br), from Shields for Galle, Aug 16, Int and al eg Nemes Tie fee Dasara eal gedsy Clever Pana Yeah a # = + = : an elevated on Third avenue than those in the tailers. The por cont Will, of cOuRSe, fury Te Matty Tit) sacl at § Rien ‘phe Yorkville and Marlen there stances, a8, for instance, on sugar, tea of Some fancy | was a decided majority in gated - The property | grocer ‘The dealor will make sugar a “leader,” and | CWREts of the Harlem portion of, Third avonuo believe ee ee ee * th ‘will sell it at an advance of seven anda half or eight Shed thelr real estate would De ephanced in value by the immediate growth of the population. proms making thereby just enough to pay for the THS LESSEES OR TENANTS m paper and twine which he gives away with it, | expressed opinions very different from those of the in a miajority of cases the loss is more than over- property owners. The great majority were in favor of ced by the prices of other articles. ln 54, fell in with schr Sophia & Emily, of Aberrswith, Capt | 7 32'R Tasihania 0 Jenkins, fro jixbon for Halifax, NS, in a sinking con- me tea My” aition fo pale ted Grow five in number, ofaudbrougt | ogi it AYR (Hty irzan from lverpoel for Bombay, July them to this port (cee Miscelleny.) ‘Ship St John, Seribuer, from New York for San Francisco, | _ Hovyuman, 8 u techs Latta 7 Got aR ccnp ae croee th bellent CEU a iA Pet ve oe nee reported by an- Eivorpod for Tyee os Alexander, enn Mates Sornine, ‘ el sse] Ang 24, lat lon i {28 % Back dunnedo (Ger), Schriet, Rotterdam 46 days, with ‘Ship British Statesman (Br), Ward, from Liverpool for San aro Mh Sees. Wedey ein fgg EY hiladel- wey so Rene Davee va Francisco, July 27 lat 57 40 8, lon 71.51 W. ot 2 Bark Goorge W Jones (of Yarmouth. Nf), Porter, Rotter- | ENO minal, Holines, trot New York for San Francisco, | Newark’ rt 1) Arrived: Johanna Maria, Gustavas, Hannvna, Sept 26—Arrived, Everhard Deltus, Herboth, dam 5 days, in ballast to Jas W Elwell & Co. gal Pat 278. lon 25 Bark Lindesnaes (Ger), Tonniesen, Rotterdam, 44 days, Ship’ Athena (Br), Jones, from Liverpool for New York, | New York; 27th, Gessner, Christoffers, do; N Thayer, Crosby, pani (and pailed for St Jol Gksoa, ae ‘Arrives nee Cobb, Brady, Newport. Hutt. Sept 25.—Arrived, Elder, from§ Quebec. sailed 23th, Winestend (a, White Sevens Washington. Also sailed, tug Terror, from Providence for New York, with three barges in tow. PM—Arrived, schrs Jesse Murdoch, Christie, Georgetowmy DO; Pair Wind. Bowman, Mattapoisett for New York: Hone ry Gibbs, Coffin, New Bedford for do; Elizabeth Washburn, Ward, do for Haverstraw. NEW LONDON, Oct 8—Arrived, schrs J K Mundell, frora New York, to fit for bluetishing; C'F Lawrence, from do, dog J B Cunningham, Rondon 9h—Arrived, schrs John A Lord, from Alexandrian; A A an elevated road in Third avenue. Some, of course, TRA. had their pet plans, and others gaid they would like a | in ballast to C Tobias & Co. Pas ary Re r " . 3 a very falr‘quality often is sold at from 20e. to 350. | road in the centre ofthe street, but not running anee] RUM eg pa Nerney sere tale Zip Worrowtdale (Br), from Liverpool to San Francisco, | “Belied oth, Johanna, Koepeke, Philadelphia; Klopstock | Hows Neha inves Ren Yor will becnveried inched (s), Meyer, New York. Sailed from Cuxhaven 25th, Patmos, Nichols, Hull, Havur, Sept 26—Sailed, Sif, Nerdrum, Savannah, Livenvroot, Sept 27—Arrived, Fred BE Seanmell, St go ¥ ose whose tastes are factitious or highly cultivated can coquette with their purses and obtain an article as tg = as $125 per pound. This last price is the curbs. A few were completely indifferent, saying they did not care what was done, but these were ex- ceptions. Most of the lessees of shops, particularly ‘Aug 6, lat 110 N, lon 26°90 W. 14 Advice (Br), from London for Quebec, Sept 15, lat 48.1 Hep 19 he Sh mochan (Br), Scott, from Liverpool for Mobile, NEW HAVEN, Oct 8—Arrived, schrs Addie P-Ave:yy Ryan, Baitimora; Delphi, Allen, and J G Fell, Nickerson, South Amboy: Harriet Thomas, Van Cleat, Georgetown, PORT GAMBLE, Oct 2—Sailed, bark Camden, Robinson, ‘Bark George Esson of Halifax, N! in ballast to master. Sept 13, Int 49 20, lon 14 45, 5 Theresa, from for Queensto 14th, lat 49, , Gunn, Havre bedi rr) jon 138 demanded for the extra choice Gunpowder. The | in Harlem, expect a great increaso of business, | pasted an iron buoy, cone shaped, painted red, with staff in | gore By lat 40, lon 13. R00 Sept Be krrived, Feed choicest English breakfast is quoted at 7c. andthe best | although there are a few who are afraid that | the top, with two | bashing aa and letter B ark Uherokee (Br), Doane, from London for Montreal, | Montreal eh: Poerto Rico (s), Venanguerro, Phi HOENSACOLA, Oct 8—Arrived, bark American Eagle (Bry Japan at 90c, their customers will preter to ride to the large stores | 4. OT tie Tawrence, (lasgow, 40 days, with coal to Sept 14, lat a7 46, 1on 21 21 ie Onin Yang, Manath, St Jobn, Bi Hara, Hichibucto: Mar | Tozier, Geno COFFEE. down town if they could do so quickly. While there is | order: vessel tod F Whitney & Co. fark Emily Lowther ( om loucester for Cape | tha, Egenes, Quebec; Rex, Pugwash jacinto (s), Ricker, ‘S%¢h—Cleared, bark Evening Star (Br), Lloyd, Cardiff. c though apparently cheaper than tea, ig | no doubt that the Third Avenue Company can succeed | “Brig Princeton, Wells, Philadelphir 8 days with coal to Broton, Sept 21, tnt 49 22, lon 13.08. Ais Wh daaad & Galveston, ai, 8, agrnenay Ella M PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 9—Arrived, steamship relatively much dearer, For instance, an extra good | im getting up a remonstrance of property owners | master, bound to Boston. Anchored at Sandy look for a aa ), Steering W, Sept 23, lat | Watts, Watts, Bath, id, Porter, Montro: Achilles, Artis, Boston; brig G W Halls (Br), Tel tere ality of teacan be had for fifty cents per pound, | against the proposed elevated road in Third avenue | harbor. ‘ Sav) froin Tet for F: freon ®, Hosoason, Boston; Federico (s), Bedechea, | dam; schrs JW Vanneman, Sharp, Portsmouth Nore Sy notte ranges 1h pine Tom. Coivteasren | thare te no plot whatever that the sentumenta of the'| , Senr Rebeces, J Moulton (of Roston)..Amith, Hawe 96 | gcse Bsa Dn Oe ae Wee Bees Por d W Herts, denne, Paovest emacs bank, ‘Cambridge: JH Babcock, Smith. Saugus; ule gi vot gt price irty-seven Pl ’ h sol 4 | days, in ballast to Parsons & Loud. o-. ye none at Hamp ee taashtig Thode Bragy, New York; J W Harris, James, Pagwash; Bonanza, | Vaux, Robinson, Boston; Kate V Arthur, Brower; Wim to forty-five cents. A pound of tea in consumption | population at large have changed in any perceptible | “®2,.2"'W Collins, Brewster, Maracaibo via Key West’ 37 ark Sunny Region (Br), from Hamburg for ly Hook, | Webster St John, NB. Marshall. Cain: Mary T Bryan, Thompson; Thos W Haves will go four times as far as four pounds of coffee, thus gree. The vast body of the people still desire noth- | days, with coffee and skins to Peniston:& Co; vessel to Sept 21, lat 4 Cale 10 = PRR os Sailed 27th, Annie Burrill, Killam, Sandy Hook; Oberon | Brown; WH Whittaker, Carll; F RB: Mayhew ; Sar proving the assertion that comparatively it is much #0 ardently as the speedy completion of the Third | Brunt Bros. Put into Key West with main boom and mai BT oi emda ian jadelphia, Sept 21, | (s), Hannah, New Orleans (and put biek) ; 29th, Lord Cline | Wood, ‘Hickman; Susan Harker, Garwood, and Edith (s), Urquhart, Boston; Moncana (s), Gerard, New York. Cleared 25th, Queen of Hearts, Brennan, Miramichi; 27th, J W Oliver, McKay, Sydney, 24th, Kothiemay, Evans, Halifax; Sandusky, Lowden, New Orleans; Ann ‘Mitlivene: Btoors, Hutchins, do; Henry Allen, Smith, Georgetown. Cleared—Steamer ‘Allentown, ‘Tuttle, Boston ; schrs Jesse W Knight, Fenton, Pawtueket; Susan, Lindell, Lynn. Bailed—Steamer Allentown. ince strong, variable winds: Avenue Elevated Road, and the incalculable blessings | sail carried awa; ; bee 7 days which it would confer upon them should certainly out- | Borth of Hattoras. x Schr Mali, Atherton, St Mare, 14 days, with logwood and weigh the loss which this proprietor of a bakery or that | ..fcn'sy A Murray, Jr, vessel to Jed toe aoe. cheaper. There are many reasons why coffee demands | such high prices. Chiet among these reasons is this, that the market is controlled by a sort of close corpora- Brig Leonard Myers, from New York for Montevideo, Sept 15, lat 29 25 N, lon 35 25 W. Hark Gutenberg (Ger), from Bremen for Charleston, Sopt which takes advantage of every report of short | of a lager beer saloon might sustain. In the end there | °°S¢ ri "Stare, Hayt? id-days, with mdse | 16,Jat 47, lon 13. Pack, San Francisco; 29th. Meroms, Lowell, Southwest Pass, | —10th—Arrived, ships Calliope (Br), Sinclair, Bremen ; May Grops or damage to the same by rain, ood or drought. | i# no doubt that the property owners will bless such a | toltMuray det vemol’ to ded’ Frye 8 Goo Vind strong 1Batk Zhe Queen (Br), from Quebec for Grangemouth, Sept | | Loknom, Sept 77—hrrived, Silas Aylward, Cates, 5 Jamaica: | Queen (Br), Elvan Be berks Waren Sarre, (Net), 8 ; A Ra of Th ‘ e . : e 5 N lersen, | rensen, : (Nor) on, Fowey y During the past ten years the consumption of coffee | —. lls bab vase bigs Merits ot tai beige) | ee oe FE el Bn Mrmr Tig ecomrig aes + Bark Mintgu (Br), from Newcastle for Bombay and Colum- | NewYork; L Dalhouse, Ploetz, Saguenay; Columbus, Olsen, | rehes OP Binns, Stechaan, Rew York; Rillio § Derby, Nays has greatly increased, and the consequent high prices bia River, Aug 20, lat 13 04 N, lon 27 30 W. have induced many to go into. the coftee raising busi. xi Bark Irene (Br), from Caernarvon for St John, NB, Sept 22, 27 miles SW of Bardsey Island. Quebse; Leif Erikson, Mathieson, New York. i . Ketone Fish. Bericats, Road. New York: British Ames. | Kk: So tesients Detelen, Peoviier yA ee tol do; J M Bromelt, D Providence; H B Diverty, Nick= ly ene Prey gle. Clark, Bartlett, Boston: nandina for Philadelphia. - o apghanmentencatstearane Schr Maud C (of St. Jon, NB), Rogers, Cleared ica, Lockhart, Tybee; 28th, Italy (s), Thomson, New York ‘ardenas via Dela- ness. It would be supposed that the increased produc- presen nF " pnceti eg Hion would ineet the consumers’ demand, but the MILITARY MANGUVRING. igs, Breakwater 16 days, with molases oJ H Winchester | ark Bessie Morris (Br), trom Bureyport for Montreal, | and feft Gravesend 201): anh, M Ceinpbell, leaakwon, do; | ‘& Hou and. do: Louisa X Johnson, Maliman, Windsor: fompiivn seems to. grow wish he proddé- f. Schr Carrie, Kohneon, Alexandria for Newark. Sept 22, 1at 49,100 4a. trom Denia for Now York, | DeMiyDichle: Hunter, Windsor, NB; Woolodmooloo, May, | NB; oF oan 5; Young. do; SL. Burns, Crosby, St Johnny Aen JOO Re re the paradox in econot me ete E Schr W F Green, Clermi oe ay Sept 22, ol Cape de atte, , Ahoy ee m, Knight, New Youk; 20th, Sta ani con es, Parker, Bangor; Elizabeth Mageo, Max ‘of LS the demand. FEE APP si ‘9 EVIE THE FIRST AND Ao jark Onsis, aa Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, Sept 23, | Aylward, Gates, Boston. ‘Sen Del, Oct 10, AM—Arrived, ship Panline Daird ready market is always found for coffe, and it is re- D 3, dy, Virginia, lat 36 30 N, lon 7 20 W. Lancaster, Sept 25—Arrived, Rogalind, Hansen, Shedide; | (Ger), from Bremen; barks Hattie Gondy (Br), from Livers garded as one of the safest investments in the business, SECOND DIVISIONS. Gi Virginia, Bark Iduna (Nor), from Hamburg for Philadelphia, Sept | 20th, Allen, West, Miramichi. 1; Aurora, (Br), from London brig Frontier, from Tnaguay ‘A merchant can go toa bank and get a larger advance | The annual review of the Second division of the State . are a ee . es Sean’ Eleven Sa tenly Bick, Sigs Ba Sept 28—Arrived, Matilda © Smith, Smith, New | Tor orders. ik on a cargo of coffee than on almost any other articlo of | militia by Governor Tilden will take place on the Pros- | Sehr S.A Burt, Arivid, Ningute. | 24, lat 46, lon'26. z ‘ f Veseiaon, Sept 28--Arrived, St Louis, Thibault, Quebec. % ae eens pimewes SemeaTy OO MOR Anes TRE TP ie tate oe ge WD | pect Park parade ground on Tuesday next, The various | Sehr GT Hubert, Loveland, Virsinia, ciate Sirah 3 Cann (Bp, from Rotterdam for Philadelphia, | | Lyeruewot i, July Cleared, Sunbeam,’ Clayburm, | "Arved fant night, barks Fri or, fon Haven, Moth Chances are eminently in tavor of un increase. Por | regiments will rendezvous at their respective armories | Sehr julmn Kelsey, siceimut, Virginin, iene Wee ey ee ete | ead alee tine Wank Kesis ee vines oe rere, Ma, Oatese, vigaiver, Pilariad these reasons coffee is a speculative ware, and as such | and march to the Park by separate routes, The Fifth | Seir Mary M Cook, Waurm, Georgetown, DC. a! ee ee honing eignsl KEVR, tops ae, sas, | eee {olen Maria. floxio, New York. ) ND, Me, Arrived, steamer Franeon a subject to “corners” as much as any of the stocks on Behe Yom: Williams, King, Baltimore. an eee ae Moning See pt 23, lat 45, | Mananiias, Sept 25—Balled. T, Unione, Buen, Now York | Bragg, New York; bark Saotland. from Weston; sehr esa brigade bas been assigned the right of the column, which will be formed at three o'clock P, M. At half- past three the Governor and his staff will be escorted tothe reviewing station and will be received by a salute, to be fired by battery A. The division will march around the parade ground, passing the Governor Sehr Margaret C Lyons, Smith, Baltimore. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH, Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New i. YMtoamer Electra, Young, Providence for New York. Brig Mavilda, Coombs, Portsmouth for New York. Schr Emma B Rogers (of Pembroke), Hail, Windsor, NS, ‘An American schooner, showing a blue, in horizontal stripes, with J2 on the w south, Sept 10, lat 23'N, lon 23 W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters aro informed that by telegraphing to the Hemanp London Bureau, ad- | *Change. All the coffee in the market at present is controiled by a sort of “pool.” This poo! has caused to have circulated and much magnified all the stories of short crops, floods, &c., in order to affect favorably the Prices of the goods they hold For a short while “fancy” figures prevailed, but the parties to the corner are.unable to hold the coffee, and as it is getting into the market a little quicker than it is taken out prices are Cleared—Bark Celina, for Buenos Ayres; schr Geo Washe ington, for Baracoa. Cleated Sth, sehr Island Belle, Woodman, New York PORTSMOUTH, Oct 8—Sailed, schrs Mand, Robinson: TS Trafton, Hoyt; Three Sisters, Baker, and Ida E Latham, Potter, Philadelphia, hite and red fing | Sniled 24th, Italia (s), Craig, New York. tripe, steering ™M. ca sar, July 27—Arrived, Lorinda Borstel, Borstel, ina, Newront, Sept 28—Arrived, Charles Morton, Pike, St John, NB; Philip Fitzpatrick, Phelan, Bremerhaven. ‘ith, © © Van Horn, Tooker, St Thomas. Sept 28—Arrived, Nellie, Cushing, St Jobn, NB. PROVIDENCE, Oct 8—Arrived, steamers Blackston LYMOUTH, Sept28—Arrived, Pete Dubrovacki, Chersanate, | Jett, Baltimore via Norfolk; Experiment, Piere Leith for New York; Chisrino, Garguilo, Hamburg for New | phia; schrs Katie J Hoyt, Heaney, Port J = Thea York. Bean, Bvans, do: Minguas, Heavey, 4 mah Bluck- peeema dows ¢ trifle, | with the usual marching salute, Each regiment will be | ,, Schr Bunmna 10 th 4 i | | for New Yor! vi a dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to tho Sept 26~Arrived, 8 C Blanchard, Meady, Ant 3 Ww rp, ‘Terry. a Sones 15 ae ee | satay ie sei | . 8, Morriam, Windsor, 7 + . 5 rerit, Sept 2 ved, chard, Meady, Ant | nan, "Arnold; Willow Harp, Horton, ‘and J Terry, Orrison, Mocha (roasted) ranges from 45 cents to 47 conte per | dismissed immediately after passing in review. The | — Sehr Matilda M (of Parrsboro, NS, Morrii indsor, NS, Rondout Ai) Lawson, Mehthot, Haverstraw; Atsoa Bi Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading | with the United States, the same will be cabied to this coun- try free of charge. N wk 12 dave. forducW & Ht Wotherspoon (of Parrsboro, NS), Pettis, Windsor, NS, for New York 5 days. Schr A’C Watson (of St John, NB), Stocking, St John, NB, for New York 1 Bebe Revenue, F ney, Boston for New York. Sehr Jacob Raymond, Husted, New London for New York, ‘Aun, Allen, Calais’ for New Yor 8) Dunn, do; White Foati, Milliken, Hoboken; Belle R Mull, do. Sobre Mary T Bryan, Benj Strong, and several nknown, Sailod—Schrs Revilla B Leeds, Hamel, Watchaprig, V: Wm B Huston, Gardner, Georgetown, DC; Louise D Rat Jrowell; ‘Samuel Gilman, Kelly; li L sleight. &: led 28th, Dover, for Liverpool. PALERMO, Rept 23—Sailed, Francesca, Romano, Boston; 24th, Princess Louise, Friel, do. Port Praya, CV, Aug 11—Arrived, Arthur Eggleso, Ey- erett, Iba de Malo: PINANNG, Aug 19—Sailed, East Lomond, Brown, New York, Captains arriving at andsailing from French and Medi- PassanoeanG, Aug 4—Arrived, John Worster, Wenn, pound; Java is quoted at 40 cents, Ceylon at35 cents | ‘and 38 cents and Maracaibo at 32 cents and 33 cents, | SUGAR, ig an article on which very little profit is | made, As stated in the beginning of this article, it is | sold at a very small advance—ten per cent being con. Thirteenth regiment will afterward be escorted by te Fourteenth and Forty-seventh regiments to its new | armory on Flatbush avenue. On Wednesday His Excellency will review the First | division in this city. The Third brigade, to which has | Deen assigned the right of the line, will form on the | sidered a very good proilt. ‘at loaf” is marked Sehr Mai “pect Effort, Pe : 3 rr , ' Schr Alida, Brown. Providence for New Yor! cr 2 he eco jical | Sourabaya. and fort, Pendleton, Phil ladelphia; Shi « 1134 cents per pound, “granulated” at 11 cents; | west side of Fifth avenue, with its left flank, the Sev- | Sele Anan'B Jncobs, Jones, Hyannia for New York, ee ee ee Prnxawnvco, Sept, 6—Arrived, Sarah A Dndman, Dud- jorstraw: Alston, Fitegerald; Castilian, Morgan? i Coffin, New Bedford for New York, den, Adams: J F Atnes, Snow; Bi and expeditious for telegraphing news. ckstone, Wick= wdered” calls for 113¢ cents, and “cra jew York: sloop Fred 11% cents. Prices are graduated down cents, at which market molasses sugar is found. * for | 8% The | man, St Murys, Ga. ; 7th, Talisman, Blackman, Baltimore, Salled, Ang 31, C age and Agnes, Gainon. 8t Thomas. Qurenstows, Sept27—Arrived, Vigo, Albertson, Montreal; 20th, Betas, Roberts, Windsor, NB, enth infantry, resting on the north side of Thirtieth street The First and Second brigades, batteries B and K, in columns of pieces, the Separate Troop (cavalry) gon, and Sarab J Sivith, Baldwin, Brown, Wilson, do. In Dutch Island Harbor 7th, schrs Ann Dole,Bunce, Prove, Sehr Ella T Little, Grawford, Boston for Philadelphia, Sehr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, Cold Spring for New York. Sehr Julia & Martha, Knox, Providence tor New York. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Se Teme Soy me ens Se exall lowe. | and the Washington Greys will form in their tive | & ites ‘ , : rena pence, = . bson, Rockland for N York. Sailed, 20th, W Armin, ©; , Limerick. idence for Richmond; Ellen M Baxter, do for New York; # 1 op | positions on the left of the Third brigade, The last | Schr F Meany, Stewart, Portland, Ut, for New York, Axrwunr, Oct 9~Arrived, ship Marcia C Day, Chase, New | Rig°Yavuiio Sept SeSalled, OT de Tossa, Me G Smith, do for do; Delaware, Whittenore, Pawtucket for Carolina rice is quoted at from 7 to $1; cents, Ran- | hamed troop has been designated as the escort of honor | Schr Emma M Fox, Chase, Greenport for New York, York. Charleston. etre, | to nj echune Onkei. Baker, Guiney Point tye do: and others, goon at 64 wo 7 or ica ‘inate, | tothe Commander-in-Chief, and will accompany Gov- Sehr se ae ON ogee hog tao York, Breen, Oct 9—Sailed, ships Storm King, Boyd, New Or- guar Sept 28—Cleared, Canada Bell, Tindall, St Piidelphie Oct 7—Sailed, sehrs EG Irwin, Johnson, \ 1 cht Is ret |, Gardiner, Me, for New You - : -d or ernor Tilden from his residence to his position on the | Behr DU fintinuton, Butler, Roston for New York. Jeans; Shakespeare (Ger), Fechter, New York; barks © 8 | — SUNDERLAND, Sept 20—Arrived, Tidal Wave, Halcrow, | Sth—Sailed, sehr Mury Prico, Campbell, Philadelphia, These wares aro in high demand and are bringing | right of the line. The column will move, at half-past ‘very good prices. Owing to the ample profits made in | three, down the avenue to and past the Worth monu- the canned goods trade in former years much capital | ment) where the point of review will be established. ‘was invested in the interest last year, and as a con- | the Third cavalry, which is attached to the First divi- RICHMOND, Oct 7—Arriv he David Currie, Bais Psi ed, schr David Currie, Baird, Sth—Arrived, schrs J M Vance, Lee, Albany: A EB Crany mer, Bragg, New York; George P Hallock, Sharrett, dog, Montreal ; Alice Wilson, Upton, Ariadne, Johns, Philadelphia, pt 26—Artived, Phenix, Chapman, Quebec. ebeo. Sehr Lillie O Wells, Kelsey, Horton’s Point for New York. Tanne ‘hiladetphia; 28th, Grad « Schr James Neilson, Lathrop, Providence tor New York. a Sehr § 5 Seranton, Pease, Portland, Ot, for New Yotk. N SchrJ B Carrington, Parker, New Haven for Baltimore. Bushnell, Mayo, do; Andriette (Sw), Oedman, Wilmington, Iso the Glueckant, for do, Lonvox, Oct 10—Sailed, bark H L Routh, Martin, New Bequence eS moe ~ eg Bo | sion, has not been’ ordered to parade on this occasion, | peer sens a pom, Harding, Vineyard Haveu for New | yoy neernn. Sept 24—Arrived, HH Wright, Dunbar, Balti bg io oe i Shien: beinela mee prices went down. i pre because it 18 without horse equipments. The old equip- | ‘Sele Waterline, Kelly, Boston for New York. Piywovrn, Oct 10—Arrived, steamer Suevia (Ger), Frana- Salled, 26th—Evanel Hitchburn, Battice. ROCKLAND, Oct 2—Arrived, schrs Pacific, Ginn; discouraged many of the new hands at the business. | ments were condemned a year ago, and though the | SenrG W itwwiey, Kawley, St George, Me, tor Now Yorks Savona, Sept 26—Sailed, Margaret, Khoods, Pensacola, " Hatch, Green; Exeter, Pendleton; Sardinian, Holbroo! and many of them dropped out. This experience led | colonel has made application for a uew supply his re. vaca Bhaen Providunes be new Wc non, New York (and proceeded for Hamburg) Savon spalieds ets. | Beeson! R, leet i ee Titi ‘ld canners to conserve their supply to the probnble | Guisition has not yet been filled, “Their imebility to | Sekt Hit Townsend. Aeneid, Norwich lor Now York. QuxNstowx, Oct 10—Arrived, ship Garnet, Oliver, Jar- | qq on™ Aus 20—Arrived, N Gibson, Bradford, New: | Uhicrics, Bratt: Wm MeLoon, Rogers; (sem, Thomas, wu Maggie Bell, Hail, do. Sailed 2d, schrs L A Snow, Pillsbury, and ‘Tennessee, Villee . bary, New York; G W Glover, Perry, do; 4th, Pacific, Gina, th, Wolff, Thatcher, New York. Millville, NJ; Sth, A Jaineson, Candage, and Silas MeLoony Bi 4 2kd, Amalia, Chiavelli, New York, Spear, ww Yor! Rikanane, Aug 11Salled, Commerce, Elliott, New York, | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2—Salled, bark Mary Bello Rob= Jed Ang 16, Bengal, Blanchard, Boston. Swatow, July 2%—Arrived, Adele, Lapham, Newchwang. pt 2it—Arrived, Horace Seudder, Gould, Rich- Sehr Sehr Cyp1 demand, and as a consequence of this course (coupled | participate in Governor Tilden’e first review of ther Sehr Sarah Pury with thé cessation of many factories) the market isa | Givision is a great disappointment to the member Tite short, and good prices are the result. At the | the roament ninth opening of the market buyers bid very low, in fact | On Monday, the 18th inst,, the Seventh regiment will #0 low that all were convinced no further decline was | pe inspected bi Frye, Calais for New York , Lyle, Providence for New York, Sehr Benjamin English, Kelly, Boston for New York, Schr Fly, Hazard, Baker's Landing tor New York. cbr Jennie © Kuss, Norton, Norwalk for New Yorks Brown, Boston for New York, vis Island. ‘Also arrived 10th, Noon, steamer Adriatic, Perry, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). RiGa—Arrived, barks Zampa (Nor), Olsen, New York; Brigadier-General Shaler and the In- | possible, As soon as green fruits and vegetables began | gpector General in Tompkins square. Since the an- Schr Frank, Randall, Rockport for Harlem. Agnes, Foss, do. Savnauaya, Aug 8—Arrived, Escort, Carver, Batavia, erté, Gray, Honolulu. re Yo disappear trom the market a marked advance was | nouncement of the determination of this regiment to | Schr HB Gibson, Hall Vrovidencs for New Vork., Rorrenpam, Oct 9—Sailed, Johanna, for Now York. Sailed Aug 5, Doris Eckhof, Hous, Tagal , SAVANNAH, Oct 0—Arrived, bark Emilio Pd aaa Roticeable, and the probability is that the present prices | participate in the Centennial Celebration im Philadelphia | Rehy elites. York. | srurtix—Arrived, bark Ellen Dyer, Clapp, New York; brig pF es i alae oi Teaees we, Whe Puetoane Se ai Seren further advance, on the Fourth of July next recruiting has progressed | Sehr 8 Waterman, Hinckley, New Bedford for New York, | Clara (Ger), Diliwitz, do, NB. 2 r F Also arrived, brigs C 8 Packard, Amsbury, New York; F Ht ih inate Coins every teniernee ame king with unexampled i aod The officers of the regi Sehr Wm Carmell, m for New York, ee gevree (Br), Renault, do Bn ea Phillips, dog of 'y section show a much less pac! ment expect to muster 1,000 mon in the Centennial Sehr Emma, McAllum, Bangor for New York. a el os Vangilder, Vangildes pin, @ian it was expected would be done in tomatoes, This | Tarade te F Behr Alice Oakes, Marsden, Gurdiner, Me, for Now York. FOREIGN PORTS. Brurast, Sept 27—W strong, with rain squalls. Tho | Clearod—Bark ‘Aluino (cer), Brudernausen, Bromen ; rig parade in Philadelphia. Schr Wm Burden, Adams, Fall River for New York. Empress, Edmonds, arrived bere from Bull River, yesterday, | Sami Welsh, Turner, Philadelphia. Josephine m : ‘Boston ith loss of ty % | Settled Mteamer Janlate, Catharine, Philadelphia; shiry is largely owing.to the fact that many who put up toma- | "The annual inspection of the several regi pao ; : giments of che W Y TL te Vierorta, Oct 2—Arrived, steamer City of Panama, Sea- f lors. of mained tinast, and with sails split er teed the ae backed only peaches this season. Ie I cipoonerl Drignae pith. toks piece 00 ttlewe—Righty tae ee ee ee bury, San Fraucisco; ship Bimily Farnum, Austia, do, Pe ee ant Tsing leet: wight, trom irammicht, | x¢'iitcac tae: mlsves; Bapeeloeas “ Maryland the country packers have confined them, | fourth infantry, Monday, October 26; Fifth infantry, | * etir Sterling, Ball, Bridgeport for Now York. - fouled the barqus Deucalion, carrying away latter vessel's | Also sailed, steamers Ashland, Crowell, New York; Sam, m ly to peaches. In Delaware about 100,000 | ‘Tuesday, October 26; Ninety-sixth infantry, Wednes- | Sehr D W Vaughan, Drisco, Somerset for New Yorks tage Brseees Dose) Jibboom and foreyard. Salvador, Nickerson, do; st Remeron, otieenvnl. cases of tomatoes were packed last season, and this | day, October 27; Eleventh infantry, Thursday, October | Sclird Anderson, Juhuson, Norwalk for New York. Axtwerr, Sept 24—Sailed from Flushing Roads, Nile, |" pr wourn, Sept 25—The Arcadia barqne, of St John (NB) amer Knight Templar (br), Kirby, New. year ‘we cannot find over 15,000 cases as an outside | 94°’ On Friday, the 22d inst., tho Fifty-fifth f¥yiment, | Yebr Joxeph Wm Fish, Rawley, Boston for New York. Keweomb, America; Enssignano, Centinetia, New York ik, | Anderson, from London for Savannah, was run into by an | York (not as misprinted), dieter Gptimate, even if frosts hold off late, In New | ‘Lafayette Guard,” will parade in full dross tor review | Sclir4 Atwood, Sherman, Cape Ruble for New York, Fern ner ee Mine Fohatawen: Miramichi” OE? | anknown Meamor at 14 AM. Sept 23, Dungeness hearing | )BALEM, Oct G—Arrived, eohr Jnlle, Elisabeth; Conarys ew; a pe ce always put up; | and annual inspection. On the same day the aunual | Sous Piraonts oan Petesr, Bontce he New tote Baxwxkuaven, Sept 24—Arrived, Main (5), Leist, New | shout ENE 16 miles, cutting Der Gown below the covering sale hrs Ban Dusen, Godfrey, and J 8 Lee, Vi OntINed fains carly in MS gees | inmpection and maser of batteries A and B, Second | sone FA Coloors, Pease, Hyenalefor New York. | a MMh-—The Beta, Chr, arrived here from Bahia, reports | get, Philadelphia, and @ fleet of coasters, bound south a the hoor), amd continued rains carly in the season, | division, by Lieutenant Colovel Henry A. Mayenborg, | Sehr Herbert Mantou, Kelly, Boston for New Yor Sept 25-—Arrived, Suga, Aanonsen, Miramichl. | waving passed, Sept 16, in Int 30 N,lon $4 W, an abandoned | met. Geb sabeiied) echte 3.WBuante tae quality Sethe prone thus cutline ein aly injured | chief ordnance officer, will take place on the Prospect Gees game pasa, Toennens, Dosth Bay fer New Lam | slate, Ceals,” Ms J ‘ " A bark or ship, apparently American, high ont of the VINEYARD HAVER, oe, SB, Wocning, snd erty Quantity Of fine tomatoes, we loarh that some packers | Park parade ground. Sehr Charlie H Dow, Childs, Newbarypore for New Yorks a ee ee ee Lee er, with high poop, painted brown; smoke was procood- | em 40%, ‘Boston for Philadelphia; Billy Curtis, - . oo Sebr Atlantic, A dence for N ‘ork. jeans. " s a a r 3 are fling part of thoir cans with peaches. in cot Beard a fares, Wosane Noweort or Rew Venk, Satied 22d, Anrora, Adams, Marseilles and Now Orleans. GisMALEAR. Sept 20, 8P M—Tho Hetnrich, North German | Dec teland for to egg, cepting bre St Hime (read quence prices of old crop carried over from | 4 Geks Onstiiog, Morgan: m for awe Vel Daar, Sept 26—3 Michener, Londo selir, irom New York for Genow (petroleum), has putin | gorgea);echte 8 W Peasloy (repairing), Surah P (do), a becca 1c. gee Pacey ee new fp | Q 9 oa x TON Schr Allston, Steers, Prov New York, Bydno C vam . , Hew By $a. for Bay Or | Bere, Raving been Ju goltisls ath ie ut me ar] 1 ge sus- | Samuel Uarleton. giudetives, R ers are indifferent abo aking prices as yet, The HHI PE ING N 4 S Behr Emily , Deunison, Frovidence for New York. leans. jeaton, Browning, do for Halifax, N8; Au- | tained damage to hull, rigging and sails, aod rust discharge NO, Oct ved, steamer Raleiy ‘ad Dear us we can lgamn, for pritne woods, new | b> | Sehr Warton Gatos, sinith, Millstone Point for New York, | Busta, Buck, do for Buiton (and ail anchored). || part of her cargo to get at tho damage. Oliver, Baltimors is now from $1 60 to $1 75 for three pounds. | Poa Samuel Washburne, Hathaway, Taunton for New ges 3 (). igs as fg ete Ae aed Hares, 8 t 35-4 Sonaiderab le } orl cargo of WILMINGTON, Del, Oct 8—Arrived, sehr Helen Sharp, Prahatdh ng | : Leauge 7ih Mary Varwell, Yarwell, frou do for New Grloans. | | sho Marthe, from Marseilles for Sun Francisco, whieh put Into | Sharp, St Ma ‘itoulied; vile Sie a Wak tee Shea ‘The supply just at prosent is lose than the demand. | OCEAN STEAMERS. hr J Pande Ce ee ar a pte trcartanUak: | Hie Zamolro, damaged, was found ve ijdzed, and would NAR ISCASSIET, Oe ed, . ‘The entire failure of the fruit crops in the thas | it FJ Traiton, H ham, NB. ‘h, from | Partin the Tijuca, of Nantos. WICKFORD, Oct 8—Arrived, echr TP Abell, Carr, Hoy rausea an jented demand irom that quarter, | DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NRW YORK POR THE MONTHS Falconer, Wheeler, Blac! Gromsny, Sept 25—In the Roads, Norina, Seopinich, from Rerort oF tuk Monraest, Coatyuent, from Philadel. | boken. and as this Was met by packers with very low opeuing O¥ OCTONER AND NOVEMBER, J Russell, Chatheld, Portland for New York. Hail for Now york cont 23-~Off, Tona, Kiem, from Ham. | Pbi®, at Havro:—Ats A M on Seps 12, about Jat 41 48, long | —___——~ prices the sales have bean the largest ever known | ~~ sina, a | ee ae Hoboken, . Pn of Sneak laa rete i ‘41, sighted the Smile, from Bail River for Swansea, and, the. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, Githin the same length of time. Although the West Seamer Dest ination| Office. ope Jemes Levrenee, sone am for New York. Glamion . hp 2A4-Salled, Framat, Longron, Wilming- | Weather boing stormy. staid by her until noon, whon we +B ackdes 3 ~—) SAly \garty uibubries there pros. | Taabe — Sehr Sarah Shubert, Hughes, Pigeon Cove for Philadel: | _GieExoox, A—Balled, . Jowored s boat nud took the crow on board, consisting of eap- | Ton gaLB—BLOUP YACHT KAISER WILMLLM iN? phia. tain and eight hands. The Smiie had lost both her spars on Russa Leverin, Boston, to bo seen foot of Court street, Brooklyn, Apply w has bought heavily, verpod!.. 20 Broadway fui reen Garin, Sept 14—Sailed, A Fredbolm, 1 wants, a stl demand is expected, as the .|Liverpool..)4 Bowling Sehr Comot, Garrett, Boston for New York, an Canned articie ip alteady passing into oon amapiied meen Hammons. ‘| 14.| Hariri 61 Broadway Seir D&B kolly., Kelly. Hoxton Ieee ton, qOgron, Sept 25—Bailed, John ¥ 'Rottnan, Raye, New yy eos fla ghd eo roe Co , B GREENLEAP, 66 Exchange piace, ‘ a Kotterdam. romlw a: Sehr Shekinah, Chari th, Bedford for Ne f % L. 5 arove | a =: erilor than: usual om govount of the want of any sub- | Denag 16" Bremen." /ZBowiing Groen | Sour OW: Wentworth, MeAllister Calais ur New Yorke” | HAnvna, Sept 28—Arrived, Hebe, Taylor, St John, NB. | from her anchors in the river this morning and. grounded ICRLLANEUUS. ju the way 4 City of New York. Oct. 16. Livernodl, .|16 Broadway Beir SC Tryon, Nickerson, New Bedford tor Pinladeiphia, | 9,SAtled from Cuxhaven 22d, Tone, Kem, Pensaco th, | nour Bootle, but was towed off by tug, and has ol LA es se more packers are sold ahead or up to and including mn ay ‘ et. 16. | Liverpool. .|19 Broadway. Sehr Julien Nelson, Howes, Boston for New Yu Hermine, Wilms, New York, 20th, Minnesota, Arcy, Balti- gremont ; damage, if any, not kuown, “THSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFE! this week's packing, and for the present refuse other | (Expr: Oct. 10: Liverpool. 16 Broadw Sehr Ad Bentley, Williams, Boston for Port Johnson, more. seh Sinks, Sukawoes, handy Boeke 28th—The Joso (9), which was in eulliton with the slleve petit Slates for namerous onases, without ynblicity | les orders until present orders are filled. France. ct 16. )Glasgow...17 Howling Behr Annie L Palmer, Lewis, Bangor for New York. Havre, Sept 24—Saited, Louise, Belstedt, Sandy Hook. Donard, in Morpeth dock, had » lats¥ pyrtion of bulwark on hero; torms satisfactory, REDERICK F KIN conN. cont Ger. 16. Havre 55 Broadway Sehr A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Providence for laversteaw. | y KINsaun, 5—Put in, wind bound, Victory, Flinn, for | port side carried away, and susttincu muse damage. Vawyor, Notary. Private ofices No. @ Hivbih stroat | Most of this articig, which is finda | Brow pb iugiana,. Joe 20 Broadw: Behr & H Atwood, Haskill, Boston for Phikadelolia, Zenghal, Nellie Onggetre, MeKay, for Newsy (bopp seain 8 | P'The Chin Yang. arrived here trom st_sobn. (NB), report Gooper Lastivutes : pe bes Iancage ganpod In Dlaing. oF huyona, JOC Brvoaway Bole Caan, haivon, Bgapyn.tor New Yorky ss John, NB ve anc se sash ya Suny 20 off ag, Cuamaalanads J CvOREE Ts » J X <a ®