The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1875, Page 10

10 ‘POINT BREEZE PARK. Second Day cf the Fall Trot- ting Meeting. Billy Ray the Winner of the 2:31 Purse, and the 2:26 Race Postponed After Four Heats. Purrapenpmta, Pa., Oct 13, 1875. ‘The second day of the falbtrottmg meeting at Point Breeze Park was far more successful than the first. The weather was of that nature ag to render a prolonged stay upon the grounds not unpleasant, while the track was in fair condition and the attendance large, Many carriages were in the field and the club house balcony contained a liberal sprinkling of handsomely dressed ladies, There were two races on the programme—the’| first for horses of the 2:31 class, which was won in three straight heats by the roan gelding Billy Ray. The re sult was entirely unexpected by the fraternity of betting men, and they lost heavily by the defeat of the chestnut gelaing Lookout. Billy Ray showed such a burst of speed and cut down his competitors so cleverly in the third heat that much attention was given him by horsemen generally. He is owned by Mr N. G. Ray, of Knoxville, Pa, is seven years old, sixteen hands high, and was sired by Wood's Hambiletonian, dam a» New York Black Hawk mare. ‘The second event was the 2:26 purse, which, after four heats, was postponed until to-morrow. The first heat was won by Ella Madden in 2:263%, then Joe Brown was sredited with the second and third in 2:27% and 2:294¢, when Nellie Walton captured the fourth in 2:30. There is much money in the box on this raee, and it would not be surprising to see Annie Collins come to the front upon the renewal of the contest and mix mat- ‘ers still worse, as there 1s no doubt that she possesses agreat turn of speed and has staying qualities of the first-order. ‘THE 2:31 PURSE. ‘The first event on the programme was the purse of 62,000, for horses that never trotted better than 2:31; mile heats, three in five, in harness; $1,000 to the first, $500 to the second, $300 to the third and $200 to the “ourth horse. Of thirteen entries there came to the wore N. G Ray’s roan gelding Billy Ray, J. P. Gilbert's black mare Little Dorrit, Mike Carroll's black gelding General, J. H. Phillips’ bay gelding Jericho (formerly Sleepy Jerry), M. H. Whipple’s chestnut gelding Look- eat, A. A. Snyder’s chestnut stallion Andrew, W. M. Hughes? sorrel mare Little Mary and J. H. Goldsmith’s brown mare Lottie, Before the start the pools aver- aged:—Lookout, $100; Billy Ray, $45; field, $75. The vord was given at the third trial, with General the best of it, Billy Ray second and the rest well together. Seneral kept his advanced position until the half-mile pole was reached, when Billy Ray went to the front, ind passed under the wire the winner of the heat by me length in 2:31. General was second, Little Mary third, Andrew fourth and the others as per summary. Pools now averaged :—Billy Ray, $110; field, $100. A vollision between the sulkies of Andrew and Gen- wal, resulting in the breaking of the latter, caused con- tuerable delay. At the sixth trial they got away, with Jericho two lengths in front, Andrew weond, Billy Ray third and the others tlosely following in a bunch. Ray took the deadon the torn, and at the quarter pole was four tengths abead of Jericho, Little Mary third and the rest strung out in Indian file. From thts point Billy Ray had it all his own way, and passed under the wire the winner of the heat by seven lengths in 2:30%. Little finished second, but was placed third for running, Andrew being given ‘second position, the rest as per summary. Billy Ray was the favorite,4 to 1 over the field) The word was given toa miserable start, Lookout being two Jengths in front and the favorite among those in the rear. On the turn Lookout drew away five lengths, and at the quarter pole had % as he pleased. Billy Ray here left his aoe being caught, dropped back last, where he remained until the half-mile pole was feached, with Lookout leading six ogy Here Ray had settled, and, being called w is driver, began picking them up one after anot! a tntil at the three- quarter pole he had collared Lookout, and Little Dorrit challenging for the lead a grand tussie ensued be- three. Dowh the stretch the fight con- one of the best strnggles ever seen on any track ended with Billy Ray going under the wire the tras second, Litte Mary third, Andrew fourla, Latta ttle Andrew fourth, Litue Dorris ‘fifth, General sixth, Lottie seventh and Jericho eighth. Andrew was awarded sccond money, General third and Lookout fourth. THe 2:26 RACE. Second on the programme was the purse of $2,000, Jor horses that never beat 2:28, same conditions as the Brst event; $1,000 to the first, $500 to the second, $300 to the third and $200 to the fourth horse. Of the nine entries seven responded to the bell, these being Daniel Jenkins’ gray stallion Joe Brown, J. H. Phillips’ bay mare Elia Madden, John Trout’s bay stallion Sir Will- iam Wallace, Jobn L. Doty’s bay gelding Barney Kell: W. E, Weeks’ ding Royal George, Ben Mace’s N won and W. H, Crawiord’s brown First Heat,—The pools averaged—Nellic Walton, $50; Joe Brown, $30; field, $47. At the fifth scoring the word was given, with Madden a trifle the best of it Barney Kelly second, Sir William Wallace third an the rest well up. Around the turn Barney Kelly showed in front, and at the quarter pole, in 3644 sec- suds, was two lengths in advance, Madden second, Sir Willian third, Nelile Walton fourth, Joe Brown fifth, Royal George sixth and Aunie Collins last. Along the packsteetch Ella Madden challenged Kelly for the lead and afver a sharp tuasie collared hin at the hali-mile pole, which they passed head and head in 4:12%%. Sir William Wallace was third at this point, Nellie Walton fourth and the others as tefore. Ella Madden gave Barney Kelly the go-by on ihe lower turn, aud caused him to leave his feet, the yuce was so hot, and at the three. quarter pole Ella was we length ahead, Sir William Wallace second, Joe Brown third, Barney Kelly fourth, and the rest with- Z i vat materialchange. Swinging into the stretch Trout | vent Sir William to Madden's wheel, and did his utmost | i assume the post of honor, but Phillips called for | hore steam from Ella, und gallantly responding she | guded the winner of the heat by one length, Sir William Wallace second, Joe Brown third, Barney Kelly tqurth, Royal George fifth, Nellie Walton sixth, and Arnie Dolling last, Time, Second Heat.—The betting was—Nellie Walton, $70; fold, $90. At the sixth scoring they ned the with Joe Brown a trifle in front. the otle 78 well tp, “Around the wrn Brown drew aw and at the quarter pole, in 36, Seconds, was leading Sir William Wallace two lengths, Nellie Walton tuird, Hoy al fourth, Anore Collins fifth, Ella and ey Kelly last, Along the’ backstretch Brown increased bis advantage and at the half-mile pole, 1 1:13%, he was three lengths the best of it, William Wallace second, Nellie Walton Royal George fourth and the rest as before exception of Annie Coiljna, who had leit her tell back jaat. Along the lower turn sir Wii lace endeavored to wrest the post of hon Brown, but the latter had wo much twung into the stretch leading three len, rear guard not being dangerous. ,Coming along at a steady oon iowa went under the wire winner of the heat | third, with the Sir Wilham Wallace second, on ‘tn Madden fourth, Royal © rd elly sixth and Annie Collins Iss. Time, "ia Heat —Walton was still the favorite even Qgainst the eld. At the fourth trial the word was given, with Barney Kelly jeading a tride, Joe Brown Becond and the the ork close up. Around the turn Joe Browa.drew away from the rest, andat the quarter i; in 37 seconds, .wes two lengths in advance, William Wallace aocond, Nellie third, Barney Kelly fourth and the rest Lie weg hag distance in the fear. Alopg the buckstretch 8 upon by Trout, and, at once soaponling, he went up w the wheel of Brown’ and suck there despite awl Jenkins feuld do to shake him off Iv this manner they swung into the stretch, and, coming home, a fine tusale ended with Joe Brown gong under the wire the winner of the beat by one length, Sir Willian Wallace second, two fourth, Roy an it math, Boo aye Walton or yal George Ae den sixtl id Anuie leat, —Jou Brown sold.eren agatpst the fleld, The send-of was excelent, with Nel ne We alton in What position that on the turn ste went fo the front, and at the quarter pole in thirty.seven and a quarter Beco! was leading Sir William Wallaen two lengthe, Kila Mad den third, Jow Brown fourth, Annie Collins fifth, Bar- pey Kelly sixth and Royal George last. Along the backstretch Sir William cioved the gap Jetweon him and Nellie to one length, the hait-mile poie being passed in this manger in 1:16, the others a before noted, Along the lower turn and into the stretch Nellie Walton atuci i gamely to her work, and comi slong J ely landed the Suspe: ot the hess by xo longs BO. Sir Wil- allace was second, Bile Mrdden tira Joe Brown fat Annie Colliug ith, Barney Kelly aixth and George last. an ieaee, darkness caused 4g 0stponement until so-morrow at one u clock. susMany. Pow? Brerze Fag Priapereura, Pa, Oct 1876, —Second of- the Fail Trott/ng Meetin » Fitewater, Samuel Timer—C. M. Bosell. **. harness; $1,000 to the first, $i) to ih to the third and $200 to the fourth forse; Comly and Purse Ni 3 oh second, pr as cont of purse, which closed wits) ul x ‘ok Ray's r, g. Billy Ray (Jenkina) A. A. Snyder's cn, & Andrew (3) Mike Carroll's &. General . Lookout 1 a 6 2 a 8 | rom the rest | William was called | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. '¥. P. Gilbert's bik, m, Little Dorrit (Gilbert). Richard Penistan’s br. m. Lady Davis. J, M. Pottit’s r, ¢. D. Williams’ Peter Manee’s b. g. Charles Green's b. g. & Third heat, *Finished second ; set back for running. Sams Day—Sxconp Race.—Purse No. 4, of $2,000, for horses that never beat 2:26; mile heats, three in five, in harness; ca) to the first, $500 to the second, $20) to the third and $200 to the fourth horse; entrance, 10 per cent of purse, which closed with nine entries. Daniel Jenkiuw ge 2 gr. 8, Joe Brown, we eS J. H, Phillips’ b, m, Ella Madden. . Ben Muce’s b. m. Nellie Walton, Jobn Trout’s b. 3, Sir William Wallace, William Lovell’s b. g. Barney Kelly. 'W. EB. Weeks’ gr. g, Royal George. W. H. Crawford's br. m. Annie Coll M. Goodin’s gr. g. Gray Chief... A. B. De Hart's br. m. Hannie D TINE. First heat... Fourth heat. 1:15 30. Nore.—Posiponed after fourth heat until 14th inst, TROTTING AT CLIFTON PARK. The second day of the first fall meeting of the Pas- saic County Fair Ground Association was very well at- tended. The programme included the two unfinished trots for the 2:36 and 2:40 classes, and the trots of the day tor the 2:50 class and double teams, The unfin- ished trots were settled in one heat in each, In the 2:50 class Missouri Boy won in three straight heats, but the team race was postponed, with Lady Woods and Carne N. having two heats each and Jim Moflitt and Wilsey Boy and Red Bird and Rival one heat each. The team race will be concluded to-day, the horses starting at one o’clock, sharp, after which will be the Members’ Race, for which are entered Captain Rynders’ Killar- Jenme and J, V. Ryerson’s Black Harry. SUMMARIES. Passaic Covrty Farr Grouxps Association, N. J., | Ocroner 13, 1875—Srconp Day or First Face Murr? ING—UNPINISHED Race or OcTORER 12.—Purse $300 for | horses that have never beaten 2:35; mile heats, three | in ve, in harness; $190 to Lrst, 3100 to second aud | $50 tw third. P. Manee’s b. g. Harry Irving D. B, Gots b. m. Lady Woods. L. E. Dunham’sd@ g Don. H. ©. Ecke’s ch, g. Silver Tail. J. Minchen’s b. 8, Lumberman Graham & Post's b. m. Paterson J. Pawling’s b. g. Jim Moffitt... A. Patterson's b, m_ Masterley 3, Johnson's ch. m. Mary # W. Heard’s b. m. Ellen Mary Bomeme eco = First heat... } Fourth heat. AME DAY. $200, for hors eaites never beat 2:40; mile heats, three be Ave, in harness; $100 to first, $60" to second and $40 to thir L. Devoe’s b. g. Tommy Moore. D. B. Goff’s b, m. Carrie N. R. F. Lewis’ b. g. Missouri Boy A. Patterson's ch. g. John Kelly. P. Manee’s b. g. Creedmoor... J, Pawling’s 8. g. Wiisey Boy. First heat. Second heat. Third heat. Fourth heat. ‘Three heats were trotted on ‘Tuesday AME DAY.—Purse $250, for horses that never beat 2:50; mile heats, three in five, in harness; $125 to first, $75 to second and $50 to third. RF. Lewis’ b. g. Missouri Boy... > We E, Shepard’s b. m. Fannie W.. 22 P. Davis’ s, m. Levina, a4 J. Pawling’s b. m. Bel 43 J. B. Dean's b. g. Norman. 65 D. B. Golf's gr. g. Herbert L. 5 dr L. Springsteed’s b. bh. Dan... Tr TIME, . Quarter. Mile, First heat. 42 234644 Second heat. 40 2:44 Thira heat. 40 20 2:45 16 #Samm Day.—Team race; purse $100; mile heats, best | three in five; $50 to first, $3 30 to second and $20 to third, D. B. Goff's b. m. Lady Woods and b. m. 1 bh Boxer ‘and’ rm. Sat E. H. Heard’s }. m. Ellen Mary” 'g- Brake 0’ Day.. r. and b. we First heat. * Postponed till to-day at one o’elock. RACING AT GALLATIN. GRIT AND SALLIE GARDNER THE WINNERS. Nasnviize, Tenn., Oct, 13, 187 The fall meeting of the Albion Jockey Clab com- meneed at Gallatin to-day, ‘The track was in fine con- dition and the attendance good. A large number of ladies were present. The races were closely contested. SUMMARY. Finest Rack.—The Murphy Stake, for two-year-olds, ix started. Dash of one m Richards’ b. rit. Barnes’ b. f. Phoet Watera & Co.'s ch. ‘allie Gardner. A. Keene Richards’ b. c. Redman James Davis’ cn. c, Pythias. Time, 1:45—1:45%% CHARTER OAK PARK RACES. } Haxtvoxp, Conn., Oct, 18, 1875. The rac or the Charter Oak and Connecticut Colt Stakes to-day were not very well attended, but there were some interesting races and some fine animals en- tered. in Connecticut Stakes for four-year-olds there was ne appearance—George Hitchcock's bay stat losopher, of New Preston—who was jogged c or the stakes. | ° The follow ¢ the summaries of ~ other races:— Th | Cowsmenioer Stak ne. J. WL Sharp Hartford, b. c. Harry awn piccus at mith, Hartford, blk. re Jennie Je! flerson. 22) b. filly Young High- gar ear-olds, Stonipgton, b. 8. i | CHanten Osx Stake: Palmer & Morgan, TRON ak os cre vcgeies cys sonben William Dunne, New York. b. m. Adri | Daruru Adams, Hartford, bik. s. Duster.. 32 Happy Carter Oak Staxxs.—Four-year-olds. almer & Morgan, Stonington, ch. s. Pic James L. Barclay, New York, b. m. Nel! >, Hiteheoek, New Preston, w Hartford, ‘br. O. 8. Kelsey, Hartford, b. Time, 3:0 TROTTING Ae WEST SIDE PARK. Yeeterday was the second day of the fall meeting at Wost Silo Park. There was a larger attendance than on the prévious day. Tho first race, for horses that had never beat 2: 60, was won by the bay geldiog Frank, who made the last heat in 2:51. The second race, for horses that never beat 2:44, was won by Mr. Daylor’s black gelding Conn Campbell; The third race was for double teams, and was won by Gertrude and Polly, the property of Mr. Whitson, who mado the fifth beat in 2:55. The following is the SUMMARY. Parse $100, for 2:50 class; mile heats; best three in five, in harness. Owner's b. g. F “ -L1ie4 C. Davidson's # g. Charlick. Bene A. ©, Whitson’s br. ony "Gertrude, of 23 2; A. 8. Bemnett’s br. m. Lillie 443 Throe heats trotted on the 12th and finianea on the oe 00-3; 00-—3 :00—2 :51. arse $450, for horses of the 2:44 Time, Sxcorp Race. —I class; sraile beats; best three in five, in O88, Z Fa Tay iors bik. g Colonel Campbell $4431 | ‘sb. g. John We. m+ -1223 13, | AG. Whiteon's beg J.B.» +843 2) Ovner's bik, Major Palta,, (4344 John O' Neil's b. . 6 dia. ~ Bras # Young. 484 Time, 2 2:49 — 2:47, Taro Rack.—Purse of $100 for heats ; best three in five, in harness, | A.C. Whitson’s b. m. Gertrade and Poll 2211 | Dr. Heard’s 9, m. § Ag Broak of Day A. 8. Bonnets ‘br Handy Andy. G. Smalley’s sm. Red Bird a sg. P. Langevin’s bik, g. Sweetbri@f and b. g. Joha ee C. Davidson's &. g. Charlick and" Clitten laa ney, James B. Dean’s Hambletonian, John Pearce’s | 241.2 * 12446 ES | Wilsey Boy... sata? ee EG | P, Manee's b. g. Creedmoor and b. g. Re- bya | | . cy |v | bridge's Sons. | | | and 116 pas | Franeklyn. “POOLS ON THIS DAY'S RACES, The visitors at Jerome Park will have another oppor- tunity of witnessing good racing to-day, Four races are on the card, in all of which well known favorites will contend, The events will be a selling race of one mile, with = six starters; a mile and an eighth handicap with five; in a four mile dash Aaron Pennington, Willie Burke, Nettio Norton and Warrior are pitted; and Countess, Arcturus, Shylock and Athlete will contend in the mile and a half dash. An eager concourse of betting men and others inter- ested in racing matters, assembled at the Turf Ex- change and Johnson’s Pool rooms, in Twenty-elghth street, last evening. Pools were sold in both places on the four events of to-day. The prices of the different pools ran pretty inuch the same in both places, Below will be’ found, from both places, two pools on each race :— ‘THE TURF EXCHANGE—SELLING RACH, ONE MILE, i Survivor. 0 | 800 Josie B. 60 m5 Leander 35. 110 Century 15 50 at 48 18 42 HANDICAP—MILE AND AN EIGHTH, Rhadamanthu 80 100 Egypt 30 Maitie 13 1 Leander rv 18 Rambler. aR 9 A, Pennington 125 W. Burke.. 50 N. Norton 556 285 Warrior .. lees ae 30. Countess. 200 Arcturus 65 70 70 120 70 40 20 15 i rr Pennington, 160 Willie Burke. 38 < 32 2 120 30 28 17 0 4 ONE AND A HALF MILES. Count Rieasee 160 160 Shylock 40 45 Athlete. 25 30 Arcturus . 20 20 DEATH IN A COAL CART. Edward Barrett, aged sixty years, driver of a coal cart for a Bro@lyn firm, fell into his cart in Baltic street yesterda; ‘and died of an epileptic fit, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTES: OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. ‘Steamer. | Saile, | Destination) Office. \69 Brosdway G1 Brondway : | 50 Broad 2 Bowling Green 15 Broadway 38 Broadway Ti rowing een Denmark.. Hammonia... W A Scholten. Donau. 0% City of New York. Britanni € Live: Londen: -| Hamburg: Liverpool. .| Glasgow, :|Livervagi- : Wiverpodl. .| Bremen. Liverpool. Hamburg. | Rotterdam, 15 Browawa; 2 Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green 61 Broadway 50 Broadway 56 Broadway 19 Broadway 15 Broadway 7 Bowling (ireen 29 Broadway 4 Rowling Green ‘2 Broadway G1 Brondway 19 Broaaway 15 Bronaway 7 Bowling Green J69 Broaaw: Bowing Green 29 Broadway 61 Broadway 19 Broaaway 55 Broadway 15 Bronaway 29 Broadway 72 Broadway 61 Broadway kg NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New You Hixrap has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Herat steam yaeht, showing while burn- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be heen several miles distant, Oap- tains of veasels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre- paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Heraun. @™Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York ean do so by addressing to such vewsels, care of Hxratp news yacht, pier No 1 East River, New York. Letters received from ail parts of the world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, BUN AND MOON, Sun rises. Sun sets. Moon rises. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 13, 18 CLEARED. Steamer Rugsia (Br), Cook, Liverpoot via Queenstown—C G Francklyn. Steamer City of Houston, Deering, West—C H Mallor Charleston—J W Quintard & HIGH WATER, 79. Zalveston via Key Crowell, amer Regulator, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Wm P Clyde Steamer A C Stimers, Warren, Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Ship Tantallon Castlo (Br), Mutr, London—W D Morgan. Ship Progress, Stephons, Southwest Pass—Snow & Bur- 20a * park Marathon, Emery, Auckland, NZ—Arnold, Hines & Bark Thor (Nor), Jensen, Morgan Pill, E—Funch, ssdye & Bark Sarah (Br), Tilley, Glasgow—Jas W Elwell & Co, k Mary Ann (Br), Duyer, Dnblin—Geo F Bulley, « (Nor), Bruhn, Queenstown or Falmouth for or- . Bockinann &'¢ Christiane (Nor), Uldrichsen, Cette—Funch, Edye & Co, Bark Lima (Port), Hernande, Oporto—R B Borland. Bark Reindeer, Decker, Georgetown, Dem—H Trow- Bark Colin E McNeil, Crowell, | Lond. Back Maria G¥or), Edye & Co Bark Frank Marion, Eldridge, Port Spain—Parsons & Zachariasen, Port Johnson, NJ—N I hiladelphia—Puneb, Adelaide (Br), Moon, Porto Plata—Halbran & Co, pbett Ooene Pearl, Wilbur, St Pierre, Murt—Leayerat & Da. Sehr Carrie (Br), Bonnell, NB—P I Nevius & ilo—J D Hurlbut & Son, ‘on. Schr Thomas P Bull. Ryder, M Schr Minnehaha, Douglass, Jucksonville—Van Brunt & re & Co, St John, Bro. Juckson & Son, erly. New I —Onetwricht & I 2, Williams, Stamfora—Stamiord M fae- taring Co. Sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence—H W Jackson & ABRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WIITESTONE TELEGRAPH LANK Steamer Bothnia (Br), Moodie, Liverpool Oct 2 and ueenstown fd, with mdse and 247 passengers to Chas @ Had strong westerly winds and head seas most Oet Li, iat 41.52, lon 60 i¢ of the passage. man sean Steamer I Steamer City of Sh Vers Oewe 250 nnd Havaria 0 to F Alewander & i. Steamer Sag Salvador, Nickerson, mdse to Wa R Garrison. Steamer Ashtand, Crowell, and passengers to Ht Tamron Bipamer Seorze W Clyde, Penington, Chaele wit mds nate Steamer Albemarle, Savannah Oet 9. with Savannah Oct 1 GW Quintard & Co, L D ith mdse and ry (Nor), Chriat Inst to Tetons, Boekthann & Bay for orders. ark Hilda (Nor), Olsen, Rotterdam © ark’ Fits Gor), Ax he ark Finn (Kor), Anonsen, Bowenns 8 days, wit to D St Amant; “ae dye a apgein.s Brig Josephine (Bt), Wavier, Ginee BayB, 7 days, with conl to Hatton, Watson & Co days, in ballast to Sehr J G Drew, Wadlin, Jacksonville 11 daye,. with lumber to RG Fairchild & Co, Ba-Bark Ferds (Nor), which anchored in the Jower bay Oth, came to the city yesterday Bar Bark HH Hussey, from Loghorn, which arrived 12th, Js consigned—cargo to J Fabbricotti; vi A Co. ap-The cargo of bark Ina (Nor), which arrived 12th frége Wo Janets, le consigned to’ Mayer Brus & Gone wes Before reported). PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH, Stoamer Eiectra, ¥ Providence for Now York Brig Win bo won (Bri, Buck. Winds. NS. fur New York, Wo dias W kwell for New York. @r, Schr fina Ct), Marting Ne Noh foe i epee a fevaey ‘owed Tot New York. E ay chao ese me isa Sawyer, sie w Ye Schr Willow Harp, Horton, Providence for New Work: BOUND EAST. Steamer Albatros, Davis, New York for Pall River. Brig Matilda, Cobb, Port Johnson for Salem. Behr Alma, « John, New York for Machias. Schr Gari ‘ort Johnson for : Rehr W WI Philly \ anes Rendout for Boston. Sebr Trade Wins Bryant Port Jonnsdén for Boston. Sehr Palladium, Ryder, New York for Pawtucket, Whistler, Keefe, New York for'T: Schr A G Lawson, Fitepatrick, Schr M5 Lewis, Lewis, Hoboke Sor ee A Bore, Ween ee eee r Revenue, Phinney, Elixabe Behr Laffrinier, Col icean, Hoboken for Boston, Sehr Win Gray, Butler, New York for Port Johnson. Sehr Cerro Gordo, Chapman, Newburg for New London? 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Steamers Ri sa, (Be ‘4 for for iv City of Houston, Galveston; attest sisipa: Gheseltt ee nos oun ig, Smyrna Ouesta: harks Frits Sehialde Ger), Oporti Shana usin Trnlgas Wallace: Nebeneae ie dette ‘ee. London; Kate Burrill (Br), Savannsh; Albion (Nor), Nor: folks Bebrona (Ger), Queenstown; brig Britannia, Bar- ado. ‘Wind at sunset. 8. Barometer at sunset, 30.52. Sreamen Gro Law, of the Chest Chester River Line, which sunk in the Chester River on Friday last, will probably be raised in « few days. The work was commenced on Tuesday, and it is thought will be finished by Frida: Steamer Eastrort, before reported ashore on the Pacific coast, was got off Oct 3, and was waiting for a tug to tow her to a place of safety, when she parted her moorings on the night of the 4th, weut ou the beach, and became « total a tee Provi- Tsland for pt 21 leak- oe ae Blanchard, from Enderberry Sueeantonn, put into Valparaiso previous to Se} Rodgers, from Lob. ano for iar put into Val z sprung aleak Aug 20 in lat ‘Aug 20 concluded to ‘repairs, The “louk will probably be re- pie BHERING, 280 tons, baile at Medford, Mass, in 1850, metalled in 1873, has been'sold at £2800. Brio Six Frenrs, of Quebe: froin New fandléoe for Reiko Rico, went ashore on Legrade'Reef and became a total loss. ‘The crew were saved and landed at St Thomas previous to October 7. Bric Avna (Br), Woods, from Three Sis pool, put into Halifax 12th inst with loss of sails. Bric San Juan (Br), Mahoney, is reported stranded at Port Lemon, Scun G W Coxmixag (of Barnstable). from Appon RL. in ballast, pat into New Loudow 3th inst with foremmust sprung. Will repair, Scun Grorce Amos (of Portland), Bunker (before ported wrocked a Labrador), wes bound to Bultimore with w cargo of herring, No particulars. Scur Isne or Pines, Stillmay iB York, with wood, has sunk in Hi ers are assisting. Hauivax, NS, Oct 13—Schr Magnolia, laden with apfles, for New York, went ashore in Sands River and will be a total wreck, the cargo is insured, NOTICE TO MARINERS, wiisch aris days out, with in distress, hay W, in afta raiso from, Virginie for New mn Roads. The wi Wasnixaron, Oct 13—The e Ligtthonse Board gives notice that on and after November 15 the light at Love Point, mouth of Chester River, Chesapeake Bay, will be changed from tlashing red, #44 order, to fixed red, Sth order, illumin- ating the entire horizon, WHALEMEN. Arrived at New Bedford Oct 12, schr Admiral Blake, Hath- away, Marion. Heard from, no date, on Two-Forty Ground, bark Gen Scott, Robbins, NB, 1 sp whale. A letter from Mr Baker, first officer of bark Pacific, Bor- den, of NB, reports her at'sea Aug 28, having taken 60 bbls 8p oil since leaving Fayal—1300 all told, SPOKEN. Ship Prince Patrick (of St John, NB), from Bassein for United Kingdom, Aug 18, lat 83.58 S, loh 16.51 E. Ship Austria Citmore, f frem Cardiff for Callao, Aug 14, lat : CA rar (Br), from Quebec, bound E, Sept 26, lat 51 rican ship, sienal JBHD. from Straits of Bunda for Liverpool 83 day, Sept 9, int 38.8. lon 36 20 “An Amiorican ohip, signal KTSN. Aug 22; lat 2 N, lon 25 Bark Jessie Goodwin (Br), from Liverpool for Trinidad, Sept 26, Int 41 20, lon 9 30. jark Hudson, Vaughan, from Cardiff for Montevideo, Aug 19, lat 10 47 N ‘lon 26 28. Bark Nellie M Slade, from Cardiff for Zanzibar, Aug 26, Jat 341 N, lon 25 10 W. An bark, si ear SWE. fr from Genoa for Richmond jon BS ta 33 days, Sept 5, lit 3 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Rxnao London Burean, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avonue do lOpera, 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 cabled to this coun- try free of charke. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mciti- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anenavon, Oct 13—Arrived, bark Berlin (Nor), Jones, Quebec. Astwerr, Oct 12—Arrived, barks Carrie Delap (Br), Mo- Rae, New York; Champion (Br), Killam, Philadelphia; 13th, steamer State of Nevada (Br), Braes, New York. Sailed from Flushing 11th, ship-Success, Chase, New York ; 18th, steamer Nederland (Belg), James, Philadelphia, Buistot, Oct 12—Sailed from Kingroad, ship Gen Shepley, Hutchins, New Orleans, Sailed 12th, ship Westminster (Br), Ellis, Pensacola. Buemex, Oct 11—Sailed, bark Alice Reed, Kelleran, United States. Coruxnacen, Oct 9—Arrived, bark Libra (Nor), Jorgen- sen, New York for Terborgshaven. Capiz, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Alfred, Burt, New York. Duntix, Oct 12—Arrived, bark Speranza (Nor), Nielsen, Baltimore, Denta—Sailed, bark Hornet, Hopkins, United States, Danrzic, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Emma & Carl (Ger), Har- w York for Stettin. sTeR, Oct 12—Sailed, ship Royal Charter (Br), Robins, North Americn; bark Staubo (Nor), Gundersen, Wilmington, NC. Greexock, Oct 12—Arrived, barks Lydia (Br), Sewell, Quebec; Eveline (Br), Lochead, do. Giascow, Oct 12—Sailed, bark Bonito (Br), Seward, North America. Giprattan, Sept 28—Arrived, brig John Swan, Kimball, New York (and sailed for Genoa), Haxnvre, Oct 12—Sailed, bark Aquila (for), Philadelphia, Haver, Oct 11—Arrived, bark John Johnson (Br), Hains, New Yo Komicsanng, Oct 9—Sailed, bark Farwell (Ger), Neumann, New York. Livenroot, Oct 13—Sailed, sehr Bennington, Edwards, Philadelphia (not previously). Also sailed 13th, steamer Indiana, Clark, Philadelpnia, Arrived 12th, brig Eflen M Mitchell, Eaton, Shulee v Machiasport Arrived 13th, steamer Caspian (Br), ae. Cleared 12th, ships Antarctic (Br), ‘Trocks, Baltimore, Smith, United States; HL Richardson, Anderson, do; Adolphus (Br). Rose, do; barks Johanne (Ger), Haase, Philadelphia; Jardine Bros (Br), Nielsen, North Amerfea; Trodromo (Nor), Jacobsen, do; Hero (Rus), Wang, Mobile. Loxpon, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Happy Homo (Bp), Coal. fleet, Philadelphia, Cleared 12th, barks Herlaf Herlafsen (Nor), Olven, North America; Finland (Rus), Bjornestad, do; Stralsund Ger) Oehiberg, United Statos. Losponpenry, Oct 12—Sailed, bark Harvester (Br), Po terson, United States. Queenstown, Oct 12—Arrived, barks Pomona (Nor), Jo- nassen, Montreal; 13th, Cebele (tal\, Cattarinich Now York; Kopha (Nor), Turgesen, do. Brocetos, Oct 13—Arrived, bark Sarah Mandell (Br), Nimnes, Quebec. Srnacsunn, Oct New York. Warrenaven, Oct 13—Artived, brig Johanas Margaretha (Nor), Raemussen, New York, Youartaus, Oct 12—Arriyad, brig Althea (Br). Farrell, Quebec. Arrived at a port in the United Kingdom Oct 19, brig Temi 9—Arrived, bark Mereur (Nor), Frivold, (Aus), Jomassich, New York via Queenstown, FOREIGN PORTS, . Soot 27%—Arrived, brie Frances Jane, Bell, Banres Ty ache Onribbonn, Boco del Tura, a Ur C8 Bayles, Boors, Proxreso, NS, for Liver-, | ee Oct 6~Sailed, steamer Nurtiberg (Ger), Bri ™Pauinabos. Sept 24—Arrived, brig J A Horsey (Br), Coffill, Sept 18—Sailed, bark Pallas (Rus), Niska, Puget om rr Tnlet (to load for Valparsive) maupanico, Bept 10—In port, bark Gaselle (Ce Howarth: who was drowned while lanaing in 6 boat), . arrived 15th, Fatnige Pore, Oct 13—Arrived, steamer Peruvian (Br), Liverpool for Montreal. Grace Bay, ved, bark Kalmia (Br), from Bos- Hong Kona, Sept 7—Arrived, ships Piigrim, Fowlo, a die gid (Br), Hunt, 2-Snilod, stoamer City of Merida, Rey- 3% rot, Yori rer. vere Crus, Belle Hooper, Gilkey, vu » New York; JL Cross: teen ia era Rae ; tien os a Bark Enis pie jurg, from and from and (or r+ iii nail NaGUA, schr E EB Leg pie ipaprelley Now Vork (ai a h Richardson FBaltinong vin ition mar Nove fein (i, Now ork Fork. ane. Fe LaguayRa Romoke, Wilkie. ‘A Show Br, st stints Town hive RPOOL, NS, Oct 11—Arrived, brig: 8 Misrasaas, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Eliza White, Wotton, Nailed 12th, shij pincer Caton, Charleston: bark Chadwick, ‘Doan Neve Yo A PO immed oes iicleared, steamer Sardinian (Br), Dut- Liver; Char hae 11—Sailed, brigJ W Spencer, Thomas, So een Brpmey CB,, Oct 6—Sailed, barks Glenoe (Br), los, Southern port’ in United States; Sth, Royal Har: ne ad toe Galeton John, NB (before incorrectly reported Ne inane Ang 25—Sailed, schr Edie Waters, Barnes. Cape of Gond topes UTHAMPTON, "Oot 12—S, Rhein (Ger) Brickenstein fom’ Bromen), “New Pork with “£21,026 in ie) wanaxonay, Aug 31—Arrived, ship Charter Oak, Smith New York. CHYPENE CB, Oct 12—Clearod, meamer Jas !Barras (Br), er ioe NB, Oct 11—Arrived, brig Henrietta, Decent, Tsetse Arrived 13th, bark Asgecunesuar (Br), Sheehan, Yough- Carnarvon ; Ec- all; brig Jahnno Smith Sailed 13th, es 4 Walton (Br), Satay Ni jco 8, Nuevitas; uador (Br), wGlenres Ps ke Ecuador (Br), Th Liverpool ; sch th, ba ir O Cambris (Bir), Now Yorks Lettiey Bn hang VALPARAISO, Aug Beate bark Bordoanx (Br) pean, San Vraolscos Sept 2, shi , Cambridge (Br), init, Antwerp: 3d, bark Norwegian (Br), Rodgers, Lobos for Europe, Arrived prior to Sept 21, ship Tda Lily, Blanchard, Ender- bury Isiand for ueenstow Sailed Aug 6, ship Quebec "BH Reed, Pisagua, and Cal- Ino; 10th, burk Messina (ir), Reach )from Dundee), San Francisco, having repaired, [Pen Steamer Auxerre, Sept 29—Sailed, oinda P Poicrson, New York: Excelsior, Hanse: itimore, Amoy, Oct 1— h Glonartney (for New York. Prenwieg Sept 22—Arrived, Rosa del Turia, Fenelloi, St ‘ary Balled 24d, Mary Fink, Drer St Thomas. Brusrox, Sept 30—Sailed, Eblana, Scott, St John, NB; Oct 1, Eilse L'Uulton, Mokensle, Newport, E Bevrast, Sept J0—Arrived, Maun lelen, Dunn, Montreal, Canrpirr, Oct 1—Arrived, Fairy ‘Belk West, Bristol. SeaERAYaR, Oct 1—Sailed, Corsiva, MeTuvish, Liver- ” Town, Ang 30—Arrived, Wild Wave, Batchelder, Car- S1st, Etta Loring, Loring,’ London. Sacramento, Confluentia, st, E'S Twisden. Simpson ‘Madagascar, 2—Sailed, Bila Nicol, for Yopaulpo: Drain Oct 1 1—Arrived, Viisa, Nielsen, London for Savan- nab (and oy tased ih Joun Bertram, Roed, from London for New Ut 30th, Windstrant, Rabo, fora — for Tybee. Doyen, Sept. 30—Passed, Beau Monde, Hawkins, from London for New Orleans DUNGENKSS, Sept. boaters) Embla, McKenzie, from Ghent for Catia , Sent 3O—Arsived, Mary Lowerison, Forbes, Now ria. say Philadelphia, * Saied th Edwin, for New York; Oct 1, Amor, Premada, Exxouru, Sept 90—Arrived, Republic, Davidson, New wasitount, Sept 90-Sailed, Axma Camp, Gardner, Gal- ‘Girthe Lizard 30th, Racehorse (Nor ship), from Quebec for ndon. Great Yaruourn, Sept 20—Arrived, Marie, Allum, Sague- nay. : wiioucesr, Oct 1—Arrived, St Patrick, McLean, St Jobn, Guimsny, Oct 2—Arrived, Merwamjie Framjie, Bidwell, San Francisco. ). Brown, New Orleans, GreGeNtt, Sept 21 bine Martin, Fosgreon, Borton (ince pat into Gibraltar Fisch). ns Hutu Sept bo~Arrived, ‘Navating (9), Butler, New York. Mammung—Arrived at Cuxhaven Sept 23, Wieland (), Hebich, New ae pt '29—Arrived, Niord, Larsen, New York; Elizabeth, recy do; Endymion, Davies, Philadelphia} Duisburg, Holijes, timore. Hartutroon, Oct 1—Arrived, Testadelen, Hansen, Quebec; or, Nileou, Miramicht. ouviean, Get 1—Sailed, Lissio C Troop, Coming, (from Liverpoob, St John, NB (ot Tybee). LiveRrooL, BE sate ened, (@, Cain, New Orleans: Nova Scotian (sh Richerdson, Baltimore vie Talk Monte Hosa, Carter, Cebu; Agnes Sutherland, Suther- Iand, ot John, NB; Oct I, Dakota (s), Forsyth, New York; Abrasia, Egan, Puzwash; Charlotte W White, Dyer, Pen: sacola;" Dover, Hand, ‘Philadelphia; Euterpe, »Wlilips storia, AGienred 90th, Levi Hart, Giles, Cardenas; Diana, Geller- stedt, Galveston; Elphinstone, Walthur, Mobile; Leona, Taylor, New Y filed SO Peruvian (#), Graham, Montreal: Oct 1, Ann Millicent, Packe, 8% rancise?; Chas Davenport, Jones, Southwest Pass . New Orleans; JW. een of ay, ns, * Halifax ; ‘ood, Tuman, Charleston’; James Duncan, Hickham, Chariowtetown, PEL. NDON, Oct 1—Arrived, Canada (s), Sumner, New York {and entered out to return) ; 2d, Stralsund, Oehlberg, Phila- ‘eared S0th, Agdar, Relnertsen, New York; Oct 1, Lan- caster (o), Leland: Cardi and: Key Wentz aa; Keren, elsen, tancebye, Pensacola; Ls -Rogins, Marelio, Sulelds jew Yor] Sailed from Gravesend 1st, DM Dickie, Runter, Windsor, NB; Wooloomooloo, May. Key W Loxpospexry, Sept Harvester, Peterson, revio PrSatled Sock Minnchaba, Cassidy, Philadelphia. ee Poro, WCA, Sept 3—In port, Seagull, Stevens, for Boston yamine, Sept. 28—Sailed, Anglia (), Smith, New Nuwrorr, Sept. 30—Arrived, Nancy, McDonald. Glou- ©. C. Van Horn, Hooker, St, Thomas. Sept. “30—Arrived, “Coraduc, MeRue, Bull sQkaum, Sept 20—Arrived, Mount Lebanon, Hall, St john, NB, Quitkxstows, Sept 30—Arrived, Esther, Bush, Boston; Oct 1, Walter Beott, Anderson, St John, NB; Alaric, Saun- ders, Musquodobit. Suiveims, Oct 1—Arrived, Curlew, Griffiths, Bull River, SC. Sutotu, Sept 30—Suiled, Windward, Higgins, St John, Stearscx, Sept 26—Arrivod, Jonas Risting, Svendsen, Saved, “Wave King, Corbett, and jaltimore (both not at Greenock, as Swixkwunpx, Sept, 25—Sailed, Roving Sailor, Bryant, ; Ormus, Shackford, Bjorheb o n, Rochetort; Evanell, Hichi ept 23—Sailed, Pudel, Parlow, KRONE, Sept 11—In port, Tropic Bird, Haviin, for Boston; Alberti jurzess, from do, ed Sr Henena, Aug 20—Arrived, Wm W eoabig. Curtis Noilo for New'York; Sept 3, Zodiic, Theodorsen, Piklang for “ronnay, Sept, 29—Bailed, Lussignano, Sentinella (from Antwe lew York, Texenirre, Sept 11—Arr! nita, Gill, New York, gyms, Sept 22—Arrived, Bama'C Litchfield, Hayden, tin, Past, Oct 1—The hark Kilon, Brown, from Liverpool for ‘ah, has been towed in here leaky and will have to dis- harge and dock. Canvirr, Oct 2—The ship Howard D Troop, from Cardiff tor Rio Janeiro, in going out of dock this morning grounded on the mud bank close to en Cowes, Sept 30—The a: German ‘bark Braziieira up by the stenm tug Flery Dragon to-day, and placed oa from Quebec, board the sai Livenroot, Sept 30—Tho Bi ight ia consequence of mand was taken in t by the dragged her Anchors in the river Was Sompelled to aly t tow. Bho. received alight damage i Oct 1—The sehr Ecliptic, Toss of sails, and hay sino Eta MW for Riza, put back with in collision with the sehr atts, damaging hull, bulwarks, rail and boat and Watts not yet bee carried away Jibboom. Damage to Ella M ascertained, The bark Albinus, from Miramichi, which m the Mumbles Flats, was not making water, as reported, nor has she made aay suse she was and into Swansea dock. previous towed o Port Euizanetn, Aug 31—The repairs to the American | ship Tecumseh are being rapidly effected. “Tho masted is wd inug for @ loan of £3,000 oF £4,000 on bottomry. St HyLuxa, Sept 12—The Dabiel Draper is still under re- pairs. Hor néw mainmust is shipped and rig The Zodine, Thoodorson, from Padang for New York, whilst beating up fr the anchorage, September 8, broke het muin- topgaliantyard, carrying away mizzentopmast with it. Westront, Sept. 90.—The Brightest Star, Morse, discharge ing deals from St. John, N.B., experienced rough’ weather, and lost @ greut part of deck load on the 16th inst. AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Oct 12—Arrived, schra Charles W Lav. renee, Charlestown, Mass; Agnes, "LA Rose, and. Carrie Holmes, from for Georgotown; Herschel, Paiiudel- phin: Minnie, Bangor for Washington, ailed—sehiry Charmer, sand HR Congdon, Providence Aired Hrabrook, and Way’ Mason (from Georgetown), APPONAUG, Oct 11—Arrived, sehr Rachel Jane, Lynch, Hoboken, 2th—Sailed, schr G W Cummings, Fish, New York. BC + 12—Arrived, steamer Rattlesnake, Bacon’ Philadelpula ‘ia. Provincatowu; sehr A Tirrell, Fisher, Ho- boken, ‘Clenrod-—Schrs H B Metcalf, Handy, New Brunswick, NJ ; bate! Herbert, Crowell, and Granite State, Burgess, Phila- delphia, Sailed from the Road br janbo, 13th—Arrived, bark 5 rf), Tellefsen, Gefle; brig Co thur Exuleso, Cruse, ue a Vista, CVE; schis Rol 4 ton, Grant, Port Royal, SC; D & J Leo, Smith, Phi Linale P Dow, Chass, do; Silver Sprey, Ohedwick, Rovgouy: ‘Also arrived, steamer Boarse, New York: bark Sarah, Atkins, Bordeaux; schre Abbie’ Pitman, Baker, Georgetown; Galvin F Baker, Nickerson, Baltimore; Aynie Bi 8, Philadelphia; Timoth: Amboy. Cleared—Steamers Aries, Whiiden, ila phi General Whitney, Hallet, New York; schrs Chromo, gost, Port: no- Prince Williamine, Seott, St. Mari i; Wm Slater, Kelly, Port Roy ; Pioneer, Bassett, C ral ton. Sulied--Becmets Win Lawrence oud Ariesy sate iroasidee and bark Adela, BALTIMORE, Oct 18—Arrived, steamors Fenny Cedwal- York; William Woodward, Young, do, Cleated—Steamers Hibernian (Br), Archer, Live pout oo) via Halifax; Fanny Cadwallader, Fonter, ‘ew York Viaciend, Bowen, do; bark Anna ( Wat, as Sables Cr lan France); sehrs Ben Borland, Speights, Bermu Saxe Parker, New Haven, Bill ‘Stowe, Manson, Boston ; {Fred Walion, Kich, New York. BELFAST, Ost 4—Arrived, schr WR Drary, Henderson, Boston, to Toad for Charleston (and sailed 10th). BANGOR, Oet 12—Arrived, brigs Elmira, Pendleton, Sa- Jeixn; Jenac Unrver, Williams, Boston; Lewis Clark, Sinith, ‘ork. mee ‘wed—Schr Geo § Sarbell, Higgins, TAve Baru, Gee 12—Salled, A Piildoary, Baker, Washi ny Jou Farwell, Grogory, Albany, aN: NESTON, red, sehr Louise Frasier, Crawford, Georgetown, 3C. Sarlod— 1.76 enouah, Simpson, Union Island, Ga; sehr WF Cushing, Cranmer, Branewick x tin. 10th—8ai steamer B& J Baker, Baker, Key Westy ppeilee, Sh smith, deekaoneiie’ Fis ee eee Bark Aaron Coat (Phy, Mavettte, Fayre, Title—Arrived' 0 Fata, sid A wadypunasir Bb 9 Jue | Richmond for Boston: Louis Bliss, Mabel Hall, ——__. “ D * Heimbuek, Bremen vin Tybte; Equator, Put ‘Taylor, for Now York, in cotaequenee a Ns . a coy sehr D L Eaton, Grearson, New GREENWICH, Oct 12—Arrived, schr LO Wells, Rate MONROR, | Oct 18—Passed_ in for pessimore, shi "4 barks Village ace ele Pt Wore ta Coadoidery” Brage (Nor), froiu “Baltimore for Lywa, Nor), m do pond ry 4 yacht Iris, of Philadelphia for Annap- atau RIVER, Oct 11—Arrived, schr Jas M Bayles, Ar- tSalled-Behr Mediator, Davis, New York, 12th—Suiled, schr Danio! Brown, Emerson, Georgetown, C, GALVESTON, Oct 12—Arrived, steamer San Antonio (Br), Rea, Liverpool. GEORGETOWN, DO, Oct 11—Arrived, schr Minnie, from. BULOUCESTER, Oct 11—Arrived, brig David Bughee, Ste- vens, Cadin: sehr Andie E Kranz, Pierce, do, A2th—z ved, sehrs Lavinia, Turner, a ase: for Portland ; Louie i Friend, Philadelphia, Also arrived has H Fabens, Keene, Liverpool (or Tuite, Oct Oct i Batted, sehr Clara Jane, Garrison, New ‘ork. MOBILE, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Dirigo, Blair, Natangas. ¥ NEW ORLEANS, Oct 13—Arrived, steamer Geo W Elder, 5 alg New York; ship Nachant (Br), er Yarmouthy, eno peoonle (Br), Mellon, Liverpool; Haytien (Bn) pNaithe Ga GeridArrived, ships City of Boston, Cros ;H L Gregory (new), Anderson, Thomaston ;! oy BaF Parker (Br), Parker, Gloacester, &, via Sandy Heok-all to load cotton for Liverpoo marie, ith, Wi hy arg We Bn. ‘torbert, Porto Bicos e new 2 wg Oct 12Salled, schr Elm City, Kelly, rs J Tinker, Bath; Lund, Amboy; MO aay Murray Port Jol ne Olive, do. ilad Sch oe Raney petadetpia; Jas W Boyle, W i Pavilion, and Marion, for New York. NEWPORT, . ’ BR ORT, Oct 12, AM—Arrived, schrs Jessie B Allen! Fall Biyer: Wm Pickering, Ps ith, Bowman, New York oh Pheneleia. Yer irk; Ocean Belle, DO; Willie ee, ‘ashing teal for Norfolk; ag ie G Bi it, Stubbs, Ban- gor for Baltimore; Niantic, Morris, Paunton for New York: Jonathan Cone, White, Sulem fordes Mementor White, Boston for do; May arene Peroall, ats for do; Led Sawser, Bovd, Cala for W Glover, Snow, for do: M Sewall, Haskell, Blnebill for “Piling hia, ‘PN Arrived, sehr JP ‘ames, Snow, Providence for New ‘Salled—Schre Elisha T Smith, Baker, and DW Saunders, Mott, Now York, In port—Brig John Pierce, Townsend; sehrs_Jesso Mar- doch, Christie, for Georgetown, DOs Gale, Wil iar, foe ‘Trenton; Ocean Wave, Somers, for Phitadd ankles haem alent and Edwin A Stevens, Smith, for New Ye ARRAGANSETT PIER, Oct 10—Arrived, ee cata Falend, Collins, Philadelphia for Gloucester; Sea Breeze, Elizabethport for New Bedford; Dam Johnson, Bouttt Amboy for Providence ; Black Diamond, smith, Hoboken for New Redford; Stephen J Watts, Watts, New York for Bos- ton; Walter C Hall, Howard, Rondout for Stockton; Gen Banks, MeFarland, South Amboy for Boston (and all bailed ponwicn, Oct 12—Arrived, schr Fowler, from North Salled Schr Chief; Now York. ae N, {Bet | 12 —Arrived, schre A A Booth, Alex: Old Zack, Hoboken’; Jane Cornelius, di tor Sail B Lord, 3 NEW TA HAVEN, Oct Ta Aree, kchrs Niagara, Worden, South Amboy; A'& EB Baker, Ackerman, Now York: Hattie Kelsey, Avery, Baltim: loop eld, Held. New York; also steamer D Valentine, Elisabetipor PORT ROYAL, 80, Oct is Arrived, steamer Cuba, Mo~ t 13—Arrived. steamers E © Biddlo, , Colburn, New York; America, Cook- Activ (Nor), Eskelin, London; brig: . Amsterdam ; schrs “Mabel Rose, * ttalnnay n, Godfrey, Salem, Ingosh Mev New w. York for be rear ew Also arrived, steamer Lancaster, Mille, bark Luna Mon), iviphuntet buceer Tucker, Lisbon: sehrs EG Millard, ‘pores, Portiand; Mit iki a vita Ida E’ Latham, Potter, Ports- omesen, Hamburg; moath ; Vangtider, Salem; Artie Garw Sto pleas, Wow Bodiotds Hate i Hicks bongety, Bowsn; J Pagtin, lord, do aia ich, Danan. aoe Clark, Lake, do. Cleared—Steamers Saxon, Snow, Boston ; Florida, Crocker, Port Johnson do for Providence Experiment, Pierce, X ‘New York; Beverley, Wal- Jace, do; seis Amos Ede Galveston ; Aiperiean, szie. Cumminy fin, Con faeat tS Clayton. Gilford, French, Lanesville ; Pédro A Grau, Lake, Providence. log Bao schrs. JH Crawford, Adams, Matanvas; CH Kol 1, Si vannah, ia, Cole, y Providence; lanes sone, Clark rower, do; John Rose, 3 uae es Baker, do; E English, Leopard, bs rig Wve cist sour Auateioal Baie: ‘oon—Sehr Lucy D, from Boston, is now passing up. Schr fin rt, Steamer Francia Elena (New Brazilian), from on, Del, for Rio Junetro. is now passing d Schr Bilzabots Magoo, for Boston passed down this P3- Del, Oct 13, AM—Bark Champion, (Br), from Greens. anda Norwegian bark ‘left early this morning for Vhilade ‘wuline David; bark Berger; brigs Como, Fron— crnise. | Steamer Vaderland passed out at 11 220° AM. Bark ‘Edmund, Br); from Liverpool, entered last PM Bark Ema (Nor), from Fowey, left for mets The N Dark, report harbor fis, Tda Gibson, Mary Hand, al rom Southard for New ork: Laney Graham, Bite Hono Aunto Tip bette trom do for Bortiand; EA. Bartley 10, for Wi , BI, and J’ Hewitt, from . Oct 11—Arrived, schr George, Fletcher, jangor for New York BADER Arrived, scht Fawn, Baker, Philadelphia. schr Labuna, Georgetown, D Cleared—Schr Cai#ic Bell, Baltimore. joboken Sailed-—Schrs Union Flag, Prisbie: Jesse Wilttamson, Jr, Seward; Nene © erkeg, Dantes and Erl, Robinson, New: {Obinney, Philadelphia; ‘aid all before reported in lower TROVIDENOR, Oct 12—Arrived, steamer Vindicator. Ro- Weldin, Dow, Philndetph Restless, Burnhai Emigrant, 9 Mech skey, Belle id Wm Voorhi Orage tanding “sehn Grockton w—Sehrs Mountain Laurel, Higgins. Also a schooner at anchor off Warwick Neck and another of East Green- wich, bound in. ron, Leet, and American Bagie, Daley, Haverstraw; Terra in, Wooster; Ophir, Gott; Willow Harp, Horton; AT Row= New York. jean dotin E Harst, Cook, from Amboy, is in the West Bay, Mackin, Verplank's Point, MIGHNOND, Oct Ii-Arrived, Boston Old Dominion, Lucy Jones, Marlhugh, New Benedict, Thompson, J rae ‘orient Lt " -: . M ann, Mesatlen: 4. ship Pero Brothers, Gibbe, Liverpoo! ; bark: Sailed—Ship Osceola, Nicketson, Gulf of California and Aambur; "SAVANNAH, Oct 13—Arrived, steamer Student (Br), Thompson, rE volta, NB{ teips, sagner, tbr), Foster, Ane wlove. Scituate; 1 Re Pde petoe Also cleared, steamer Ilinols, Shackt Boston; eee Aitken, AM—Passod down, steamer Mary F Corson, for Providence, passed down since the morn~ fteamer Saxon, for Boston, passed down at os eng ate Bark ie Uarrior Dover are here. Revenue cutter Hamilton suiled = cht. Srocesi following wel Smith, Marietta Titton, and Sea Dog. from Philadelphta for ee iP Eat aan Love 13th—Arrived, steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York; PORTSMUUTH, Oct 12—Arrived, schr Adrian, Maddock, ‘ate Collins, Bultimore} John Cadwalla- fet a Philadelphis ; schrs Anna Beynolds, Palmer, Balti ton, in E & I Oakle: — it, Caer tan Sailed—Schrs Mary © Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia; Horl- and, Rowland; Fredonia,’ Vars, and Win Bement, Harris, Oct 11—Sailed, schr Edward W Ivins, Walker, New York; bri z Sophia (Br), Long, do; schrs Nellié SAN a pce Oct 5—Cleared, schr Montana, Ander- California, Neweastle, Naw. gp Oct 5—Sailed, ship Orpheus, Sawyer, San rp via Bandy Hook; ‘Union, Osgood, Havre; bark Sonte- | bei 0 (Br), Kelly, Liverpool. ‘arrived, steamer San Jacinto, Hazard, New York; ht Toner Fish, Stackpole, Liverpost; barks’ KA Allen, ‘Tarr, New York Freeman, Dennis (Br), Covert, do; Colo Fain’ (BO, Moses, Bydsay, CB (end ordered to Prot Royal). Cleared—Steamers Hultimore (Ger), Klugkist, Revaly Auwust Andre, (ela), Grove, Bremen; ‘bark Nueva Buena Ventura (Sp). Buenos Ayres. Safled— parka James Peake (Br), Liverpool; Devonshire, Buenos ‘Aiso natled, schr GL Bradley, Clripman, Orange Bluff, Fla. SALEM, Oct 1]—Arrived, set Mary Eilen, Staples, Wind sor, NS, for Alexandria, Sailed seh H Curtis (from Rockport) , Philadelohia, OMERSET, Oct 5—Arrived, schr John & Sanford, De Baxter, Baltimore, ie ‘Arnold, South Amboy, IathoAalled, sche Wild Pigeon, Conary, Bhiladetphi, STONINGTON, Oct T—Arrived, aches John Wri art, Now York for Newpe Df Winetts, Binpiin, Rondout for do (ast two sailed Taek), Tuth—Sailed, sehr Conneeticut, Smith, Port Johnson, VINEYARD HAVEN. Oct 12—Arrived, sehrs Annie Jones. and Abbie Corson, Philadelphia for do; Commodore Kearne: and Elva E Pettengill, Hoboken for doz MAC Kolon, Port Johnson for do; William Pickering, Rondout fox jade, Port Jolson for Portsmouth; K. jor Gardiner: William Flint, and Arthur Burton, de Yankee Ft is i. Witton, do Calais: WB Darling, ane Bangor: Mh Maude Webster, New York for do; Ward J Parks, and Boston for New: York; J Tinker, Bath for do; BL Fawn, Opiate herder Kate be dg Windsor, NS, for do; J W Seott (Br), ‘St John, NBy fo ‘Retumod—Schrs. Lucy Amos, Harbinger, and America Eagle (latter with loss of rea ‘Halled—Sehrs Rohert Centre, Lucy Baker, Annie B (Br), Qus0o, Be), ), evelyn “Sevlona, Hatper, Crown Prines (Br), Pood: Haton J WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 11—Arrived, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford Philadelphia, 12th—Arrived, sch Mary D Ireland, Philade hangar ee Maa Beiiads, Puiladelputs; Jas 1 a Cleared—Stoamers Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore; Urbano, Fernandini — YACHTS, ak ee are Z OOP FO SALE ATK rt ce ag Karnes, reasier 17 tous. Apply to DROHAN & ALLEN, 155 West stroet. (\kocKerr’s SPAR Pa dtl lg —MY SPAR COM- 1 sposidion and Wood ts, stoumers and ships beleht wood work to i pie fein oar the nate of an CROC "The trade reapplied only by SEELY & STEVENS, ling stip, New Ne SI eh nseimmtromaningom e ee A LIGHT DRAUGUE OF Sabe~0F See 170 tone: alla and hee: new Schooner, le. 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