The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1875, Page 10

L0 MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, Racing at Pimlico Course, 3altimore. ——— THIRD DAY OF THE AUTUMN MEETING. Virginius, Madge and Nettie Nor- | ton the Winners. Bairimorn, Md, Oct, 21, 1875. The attendance at Pimlico Course to-day was by far the largest that has been on the ground during the meet- ing, the great attraction being the time-honored race of al) Marylanders—four-mile heats, The weather was clear and balmy, the warm sun being tempered by gentle breezes. There were three races on the card, the first being a milo dash between two-year-olds, | the second a selling race and the third the four- | mile heats The latter race was terminated rather’ abruptly by one horse distancing | the neld in the first neat, After the races were over, | which was quite early in the afternoon, the crowd kept their seats on the grand stand, while others waited In the field, until it was announced from the judges’ stand that the races were over for the day. ‘DASH OP ONE MILE. ” ahe first race was the pusse of $400, a dash of ono | mile, for two-year-olds, the winner of Central Stakes to carry 5 Ibs extra, There were two starters only. These were Colonel McDan- fee black colt Virginins, by Virgil, dam | Late, by Lexington, and Barton & Co.’s chestnut filly Libbie L., by Bay Dick, dam by Joe Storer. Virginius was ridden by Clark and Libbie L, by Sparling. The black colt was the favorite at about eight to one ove the filly. THE RACE. " Virginius took the lead at the start, and never relin- quished it to the end. He was one length in tront on the upper turn, half alength at the quarter pole, a length at the half-mile pole, two lengths at the three-quarters, and came home an easy winner by two lengths in 1:47, which was most excellent time for a two-year-old. The winner carried 100 Ibs. and the filly 97 Iba ONH AND A HALF MILES. ‘The second event was a selling race, for all ages, one and a half miles; horses entered to be sold at auc- tion immediately’ after the race for $1,500, full weight; for $1,000, allowed 5 Ibs; for '$700, al- Jowed Jo Ibs. ; for $500, allowed 14 Ibs. 5 Ibs. if not to ‘be gold at all ‘they were to carry 7 Ibs extra; $400 to the first horse and a purse of $100 to the second. Ten horses came to the post. These were Martin, Jordan 2 Co.'s grey colt Bill Monday, by Rogers, dam by En; r, 3 years old, $500, 81 lbs; T. B. vis? filly, by Baywood, dam Lazy, 8 areal seh 78 Tbe; De McDaniel & Co's brown ‘ily Josie B” by ‘asteroid, dam Canary Bird, 4 years old, $750, % ie and the same’ firm’s «chestnut filly | by Australian, dam Alabama, 4 years | a a i,500° 105 Ibs; Taylor & MeCormack’s ba}. colt | rp ad Planet, pod Elkhorn, 8 years old, $750, A Hiabcod ' chestnut colt Century, by tte dam Intrigue, 4 years old, $500, 94 Ibs. ; Oder Boww's chestnut’ colt Holbrook,’ by Bay’ ywood, dam ‘Goneril, 3 years old, $500, 61, Ibs; John Coffee's gray | nergy eomgt 7 itning, dam Jessamine Porter, poy old, $500, 100 ibs,; George 8. Monk’s bay colt Kowe Primrose, John’ C. Breekinridge. Lina oid, $500, 94 Ibs., and W. H. Jennifer's iy De, by ‘Orion, dam by Glencoe, 8 years old, Mebane!’ pair were the favorites, ee "p68 Amen "us, $140; Century, $130; Doany- ie $125, and The Field, 3 110 THE Arcturus was first away, aT Munday second, Cen- tury third, Moses Primrose fourth, Donnybrook’ fifth, the Baywood filly sixth, Madge seventh, Josie B. eighth, Holbrook ninth and Daisy tenth. When the horses reached the three-quarter pole Arcturus was leading a neck, Century second, Bill Munday third, Madge fourth, Donnybrook fifth, Moses Primrose si: B. se enth, Holbrook eighth, the Baywood filly ninth, Daisy tenth. As the horses passed the stand, after a rapid run up the quarter stretch, Arcturus led by a neck, Century | second,’ Bill Munday third, Madge fourth, Josie B. fifth, | Donnybroox sixth—the others, well bunched, following op. Arcturus showed the way around the upper turn, and was half a length in front at the quarter pole, Cen- tury second, Madge third, Donnybrook tourth, the others in a group. Going down the backstretch Madge ran to the front, Arcturus second, Century third, Donnybrook fourth, Josie B. fifth,’ Daisy sixth, the others falling off and spreading out. Madge in- fname her lead around the lower turn, fol- Josie B., who had taken second place; Donan ae third,’ Arcturus fourth, Century fifth, Bill Munday sixth, Daisy seventh, the others trailing s few lengths apart. A fine run’ up the, home- stretch and Madge won the race by two lengths; Donny- | ‘brook second, Josie B. third, Daisy fourth, Arcturus filth, Century sixth, Bill Munday seventh, Moses Prim- eS Holbrook ninth, the Baywood filly tenth, 24334. Madge was ridden by Sparling, Donny- brook by Fisher, Josie B, by Clark, Daisy by McKenny, Century by Cochran, Arcturus by Barrett, Holbrook by Spilman, the Baywood filly by Brown, Moses Primrose by Paxon and Bill Munday by Owens. POUR MILE HEATS. ‘The third race was the great feature of the day, being four-mile heats, an event that 1s always porine with Baltimoreans. Three horses came to the post, ‘These were H. P. McGrath’s bay colt Auron Pennington, by Tipperary, , dam Luey Fowler, 4 years old, carrying K. Lawrence's bay horse Shylock, by Lexington, dam Edith, aged, 118 Ibs., and John Coffee's brown filly Nettie Norton, by Leamington, dam Long Nine, 4 years old, 105 Ibs.’ Aaron Pennington was the favorite, selling for $1,000: Shylock, $210, and Nettie Norton, $220. THE RACE. First Heat.—Nettie Norton took the lead, Shylock second, Aaron Pennington third. Going around the turn Nettie Norton opened a gap of five lengths, Shy- Jock five length ahead of Pennington. At the quarter pole Nettie Norton was eight lengths in advance of Shy- Jock, the latter about the same distance ahead of Aaron Pennington. The horses ran down the backstretch in ‘the same order, but when they came to the three-quar- ter pole Nettie Norton was a dozen lengths abead of Shylock, the latter six lengths in ad- vance of Pennington. When Nettie Norton the stand at the end of the first mile she was fifty yards abead of Shylock, the latter ten lengths tm advance of Pennington. The time of the mile was 1:55, There was an increase of daylight between Nettie Norton and Shylock while going around | ‘the upper turn, and Pennington closed on the latter, At the quarter pole Nettie led eighty yards, Shylock three lengths ahead of Penuington. “When Nettie passed the haif-mile pole she was still eighty yards in mt, and the others as they passed the pole were head and head. There was little or no change arouna the lower turn, but when the horses came up quarters stretch they closed some of the daylight, Net- tie Jed at the stand at the finish of the second mile fifty yarde. The time of the mile was 1:47:4 and the two miles 3:43. Pennington and Shylock were head and head at this time. Nettie again opened the gap as she Fan around the upper turn and Pennington appeared to | be losing his action. At the quarter pole Nettie was more than fifty yards in front, the other two being at that time greatly forced in the endeavor to close on the filly. They moved up gradually on the backstretch and around the lower turn. Evans having taken pull on Nettie at the forty ahead, and then com away again she was ‘seventy yards in front of Shylock when the stand, making three miles in. 6:96, The third mile was run’ in 1:53. | A shout was then raised that Nettie Norton would dis- tance the other two, and betg of 100 to 75 were offe ‘on that result, without ers. Shouts and ¢ were given for Nettie in the field and on the sta Swim was whipping and spurring Aaron Pennington | Without effect, while Heyward was using every rsuasive to urge Shylock along. ‘The filiy ‘ept up a long slow stride, bat gradually increased tbe distance between herself and her followers, and, as she entered the homestretch, it was evident she would distance both her antagonists in the race. Evans then ut on the steam to make the thing more sure, and he Kades Nettie Norton a winner of the face and first ‘and second moneys, which amounted to $2,800 in all. Shylock and Aaron Pennington were close together at the finish, the former in front and about thirty yards outside the distance flag. Time of the four miles, 7:33 This abrupt termination of the great four-mile heat event closed te racing for the day. SUMMARY. Barrimone, Md., Oct. 1875.—Tamp Day or THE Faw. Meeree ar Prew © Dash of one mile, for two-year-olds ; Central Stakes, 5 lbs, extra, | Colonel MeDaniel’s bik. c. Virginius, by Virgil, dam — | Lute, by Lexington, 100 Ibs. (Clark)........1--.«+ 1 Barton & Co. Libbie I., by Bay Dick, dam'by | Joe Storer, 97 Ibs. (Sparling) peta Time, 1:4 Samm Dat—Srcorp Race. —Seiling race for all ages, one and a half miles; horses optere! to be sold at auction immediately after the race for $1,600, full weight; for $1,000, allowed 5 Ibs.; for $750, allowed 10 ibs, ; for $500, allowed 14 Ih if not to sold at all, 7 Ibs extra; purse of $400 10 the first horse and 100 to the second. . McDaniel & Co.'s ch. f. Madge, 4 years Aus ‘tralian, dam Alabama, $1,500, 105 tbe, (Sparlin | closed $250 as my forfeit, Respecttully yours, John Coffee's’ gr. h. Ddunybrook, 6 y rey en PRILLE DION, ning, dam Jessamine Porte: sag 100 Ibe. (Fisher). wae ow D. McDaniel & Co.’s br. f. J .Ofoue, Up hee | CREEDMOOR. teroid, dam Canary Bird, $76 % ibs. (Clark) 3} “ay dlenoes 50, Ta Ibe PteRoney) oot Gam || THE SECOND DIVISION COMPETING FOR MARKS 7 & McCormack’s b. ¢. Arctur years, by MEN'S BADGES. L eo ae Biota, er tara by ii néor, 5 | The shooting yesterday at Creedmoor was for marks- aam Intrigue, $600, 94 Ibs, (Cochran) ’ @ | men’s badges, all members of the militia who had Mart Jordan & ye © rasan : | qualified during the season, being entitied to by Rogers, dam by Enginee 8 m4 George Monks’ b. foxes Primos, 4 yeurs, by badges, provided they succeeded in scoring twenty | Jobn ©, Breekineldge, dam Lina Berry, $500, 94 | out of the possible fifty points at 200 and 500 yarde. The Jom. (Pamon)......66- 8 | Thirteenth regin had twenty-two men present, fifteen Oden Bowie's ch & Hoibrooe 376 ears, by Baywood, | of whom qualitied at 200 yards to shoot at 600 yards, Cap- 7. B&W. R. Davis’ bf ——, tain Cocheu was commander, Lieutenant Parker in- | wood, dam Lazy, $900, 78 Ibe hiro + 10 | spector. | Captain Fagan commanded the detachment of Tine, 2:43, e Fourteenth regiment, fifteen men, of whom five Sane Dar. — Tarp Rac Bowie Stakes, for all Py rua, SLU uRMLaean Ball Lysleity UbbY ed | nex. —Finst Racr— | winner of the | 1HW YORK HERALD, declared out on or before October 1; if three or more start, of which ‘$2,000 $200 to the second, who also.is to receive the st the amount of $300; maidens allowed, if three Ybs. ; if four years, 7 Ibs, ; if five years and upw: Johh Coftce’s br. £ Nettie Norton, 4 J, GK. awrence’s b. b. Shylock, Edith, 118 Ibs. diay Grath’s b,c Aaron Time, 7:37 5 | First mile, 15535; scoot my, LAT | 1:53; fourth mile, 2 eo RACING. ‘The speculation last night on the Pimlico races was very heavy, and the different pool rooms were crowded | up to @ late hour, | the evening: — BRECKENRIDGE STAKES—TWO MILES. Turf Exchange. Joh 10300 ie } % 240 4 © 135 30 100 30 Cy COMPENSATION PURSE—MILE MEATS. Rhadamanthus 180 26 General Harn 80-200 105 - 8 9% 48 35 80 4 28 70 40 12 30 BY = co 32 2% 0 36 | Charlie Cheatham: Primrose. STEEPLECHASE, TWO AND A TALP MILES, Diavolo . + 10 Trouble . x 20 | Coronet. . 87 Osage . . Deadhead . oe, sd 1% DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK PURSE—THE 2:50 RACE UNFINISHED. Dandelion, B. C, Gurman’s chestnut gelding ‘The latter was the favorite, The first heat was much epeed, and he won the fifth and the race. for improper work. The 2:50 race, purse of $200, second event, and of eleven entries five came the word. These were A. C. Whitson’s bay gel chestnut gelding Rip, Wm. 8. Tom’s sorrel mare third in the second, and was distanced in the SUMMARY. Deerroot Park, Parkvitis, L. L, Oct. 21, for horses that never beat 2: mile heats, t to the third and $30 to the fourth horse, Goodwin, Roache and Beard. STARTERS. HL. H. Gilbert's s. g. Harry Gilbert. B. C, Gurman’s ch. g. Silver Tail G. McDonatd’s d. g. Dandelion. TMB. Quarter. 4 First Heat... Second heat | 2:60; mile beats, three in five, in harness; | first, $60 to the second, $30 to the third, and $21 foerth horse, STARTERS. C. Clark's 5. m. Lavinia. } Wm, 8. Thorn’s s. m. Rac | A. G: Whitson’s b. g. J. H. | Andrew Rogers’ ch. g. Rip. mores moe | First heat Third heat. Fourth heat. Note.—Postponed after fourth heat until 22d i NARRAGANSETT PARK RACE Provipence, R, I., Oct. 21, The unfinished race of yesterday, in the Stevens third. second by Rose Thorndike, and the third by Andrews. Time, 2:42%4. in the 2:33 class there were two starters. Keeler took the first money and Calome! the Time, The HORSE NOTES. in the $10,000 match Wednesday Honest Datchman. ‘The match of tion and the che | heats, three in five, at Fleetwood Park. pot at 11404. M., 1 PIGEON SHOOTING, Mucrorp, Pa., Oct. 21, at the Prospect Park t Trains lea and 2 30 P. M. | | sex county, N. J., ford, and 8. Danley. 1 ten birds each, twent: | 9and Danley 7 birds, een Hon. D. A. Wells, c as, Pa., for $100 one yards rise, m, 4 years, by Leamington, dam Long Nine, 106 Ibs. (Evans)... aged, by Lexing: | phington, 4 years, by Tipperary, dam Lucy, 108 Ibs, (Bwim)..... Third day of the fall trotting meeting: parse of §% takes to ears, 3 12 Iba. 1 ooo edi, 36; third mile, The following pools were sold during SON'S. eases B alu Bzchange.— ie 65 106 THIRD DAY OF THE FALL TROTTING MEETING— HARRY GILBERT THE WINNER OF THE 2:35 | There were twovevents on the card at Deerfoot Park yesterday. The first of these was the 2:35 purse of | $300, and of nine entries but three responded to the judges’ call, These were G. McDonald’s dun gelding | Silver Tail and H. H. Gilbert’s sorrel gelding Henry Gilbert, won by | Silver Tail, then Gilbert captured the second and third, | when Silver Tail took the fourth, but Gilbert bad too | Dan- delion in the second heat should have been distanced was the for the ding J. HL, ©. Clark's sorrel mare Lavinia, Andrew Rogers’ | Rachel G., and Steve Jerome's gray gelding Snowflake, The | latter was the favorite. He won the first heat, finished third, much to the disgust of his backers, Lavinia won the | | second and third heats and Rachel G. the fourth, when the race was postponed wntil to-day at one o'clock. 1875. hree in five, in Larness; $140 to the first, $80 to the second, $50 Judges, coho Same Dav, ——Purse of $200, for horses that never beat $90 to the 0 to the 3. 1875. 7 class, | was won by Tom Pink, John Lambert second, and Billy In the race for the 2:50 class there were seven starters. The first money was taken by Belle, the Jennie | Lizzie second, C. &. Green was the driver of the winning Prospero rack on last, and Dan Pfifer sat behind the losing 000, between the bay gelding Sensa hut gelding Thomas L. Young, mile in harness, will be decided to-day the Grand Central de- , 1875. In a pigeon shooting match at Peter’s Valley, Sus- bet of Mil a side, Weils killed G R2ECO-RO MAN WRESTLING. | ANOTHER | AND MILLER. | | andre Christol, the French wrestler who w feated by Professor Millor in the Greco-Roman MATCH MADE BETWEEN CHRISTOL as de- match three-quarter pole the filly was | at the Grand Opera House last week, has since been | very anxious to make another match with bis success- ful antagonist. On Monday last he challenged to another trial of skill, to take place on or after ber 9, for $500.2 side, He deposi in the hands ot Mr, Engeihardt, of the Farm, who acted as referee in the last match. | day dtr, Miller catled upon that gentleman and him $100 to cover Christol’s forieit, at the sau ed $100 forfeit Miller Novem- money Turf, Field and Yester- handed ne time | expressing his perfect willingness to submit to the same | terms and sign t | former match. e same articles which governed the | DOW NIOWN “CHESS | C LUB, The New York Downtown Chess Club yesterday even- | ing disbanded and most of its members having with the Downtown Club, atter counte at sixty members. A delegation from the attended the meeting yesterday and a cons game was played between the two clubs. BILLIAI ARDS, CHALLENGE FROM CYRILLE DION, been issued :— New York, Oct. 21 To Matrusw De.axey, President National Congres8:— Dear Sin—I hereby challenge Maurice Daly, | of the championship of America at thegthree-bali | ing removed to its new rooms, No. 1:4 Second avenue | The club has been established four years and is now | the only one in the city, the New York Chose Club hav- united present Newark Club ultation | The following challenge from Cyrille Dion has just 1875. Billiard holder i carrom | game, to play me for the same in accordance with the rules governing said championship, Please won badges. Lioutenant Natt acted 2 Inspector find en- rn. The Trent puind xeumens was reprewonted by Ml ) | teen men, of whom ten qualified. Commander, Captain Story; Inspector, Lieutenant Smith, Nineteen of the twenty-four men representing the Twenty-eighth regi- ment qualified. Captain Miller was the commander, | Quartermaster Smith inspector, Saptain Perry com- | manded the forty-three representatives of the Forty- seventh regiment. Twelve qualified. Lieutenant Brown was the inspector. Coionel MoLeer, Fourteenth Fegiment, commanded the troops, and Major Manning | acted as inspector. General Dakin, commander of the | Second division, was present in civilian costae The weather was fine and the shooting good The | First division will shoot to-day. THE KNIFE IN WATER STREET. James Mnrray and John Manning became engaged in a desperate fight last evening in a liquor store in Water stroct, and, before the bystanders could or wonld in- terfere, Murray was seriously stabbed in the left side. Manning was arrested and locked up in the Fourth Precinct stationghouse. Murray lives at No, 123 Roose- velt street, and Manning at No. 343 Water street, ARREST OF A BURGLAR. John Williams, a young man, aged nineteen years, veston. hence fo: shorten; 20th 40, lon 74, spoke ine Light of the B from W Ida ‘ sehr Light of the East fram Wind oN for Balint gaye, with ndae te 'W Wilson; Yowel to) Mireur Hunter Sehr Tampico, Bonhoff, Anu& for with su- aster,” Had sate oolar me safete mat _ haps ‘and split int, Brazos ous nid & Co! ef 3 ink S27ha "isn S eaecfaeens , Savannah 6 di with Bev waite ays, pects J Virginie. Sarah ay Mills, Kell Sehr J Irving, Crandell | eS aad Schr Alethen, Darby, aeeneh: Semnese, Vizphetas Schr Osborn Curtis, Curtis, Virginia, Schr © H Mallerson, Osborn, Virginia, Selir Bxeel, Ludlum, Virginia, Schr A Prodmore, Parker, Virginia, Schr Helen Maria, Cook, Baltimore. Schr AE Allen, Bartlett, Baltimore. ba-Bark Kate Malick (Br), which anchored for orders at Sandy Hook 17th inst, came up to the city yesterday. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH, Steamer Franconia, Bragg. Portland for New York, i Dity of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New who said he lived at the corner of Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenne, was arrested last night by Officer | Seaman, of the Fifteenth precinct, on a charge of hay- | ing forced an entrance mto the apartments of Algernon °, Hewitt, on the second floor of No. 82 Sixth avenue He was discovered in the act of packing up a» large quantity of property, and was pursued and captured in Washington Park. “He was locked up in the Mercer | street station house, and will be arraigned in Court this | morning. TURNING THE TABLES. A. C. Young, residing near Newtown, was stopped on the Hyatt Boulevard, Winfeld, avout nine o'clock on Wednesday night by a highwayman, who demanded his money or his life. Mr, Youog drew his pistol and placing it to the highwayman’s head, marched him off | to the residence of officer Rooke, who took him to the Newtown jail. The prisoner gave his name as William | Grogs, and will have an examination before Justice Van- doveer to-day. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Wasiixoron, Oct, 21, 1875, Captain Edward Barrett has been detached from the command of the Canandaigua and placed on waiting | orders. Lieutenant Commander D. ©, Woodrom, Mas- ters George W. Wertz and Clayton §S, Richmond, Surgeon Joseph Hugg, Assistant Surgeon ©, G. Corn- don, Chief Engineer B, 6, H, Wharton, Boatswain T. H. Brown and Gunner John Gasking have been de- | tached from the Canandaigua ana placed on waiting or- dera, Lieutenant Jobn ©. Irvine, Ensign Frank Ellery and Carpenter William Barrett havo been detached from the Canandaigua and ordered to the | receiving ship New Hampshire at Norfolk, Va. Lieu- tenant Louis Kingsley, Master J. B. Hobson and Sail- maker C, C. Freeman Dave been detached from the Ca- nandaigua and ordered to the Ossipee, Lieutenant G. | MT. Ff ok is de d from the Ossipee and ordered to the navy yard at Norfolk, Va. Passed Assistant Pay- master R.H. Paulding is detached from the Canan- daigua and ordered to settle accounts, Assistant En- gincer Henry Herwigold, Cadet Engineers William B. | Boggs and W. L, Cathcart have been detached from the abandaigua and ordered to the Plymouth. Sailmakor H. W. Franklind has been detached from the Ossipee 4 placed on waiting order: SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NYW YORK FOR THE MONTHS | OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER | Seamer "Office. ! ‘The Queen. 69 Broadway i Anchoria {Bowling G freon | 19 Broady 5 Broaaway | Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green 61 Broadway Liverpoot .| Hamburg. Rotterdam. |50 Broudway ' Havre ..... [56 Broadway { .| Liverpool. .|19 Broadway Liverpool. '|15 Broadway | Bremen....]2 Bowling Green | 69 Broadway | 7 Bowling Green | Liverpooi. | [28 Broad wa: 4 Bowling Green | ¢ Broadway zt Broaaway :|19 Broaaway 1118 Bronaw #-[Liverpoot, Liverpo Liverpool. Hambure’. 61 Broadway 50 Broadway ‘5 Bronaway 19 Broauwav | iu ; i tasow Bowling Green .| Havre... 5 Broadway Bremen. Bowling Green 19 Broadway City of New York: :| Liverpool. .|15 Broadway Ideho |Liverpool. .|20 Broadway Gellert; |Hamburg.. |61 Broadway Montan Liverpool. ./29 Broadway Gor Hambarg. ./61 Broadway pg- NOTICE TO CAPTAL THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGH Tixnatp bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for ure on board the Henatp steam yacht, showing while burn- | ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cap- | tains of vessels, npon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre- | | paring any marine news they may Lave for the Ship News | Department of the Hirao. Bg Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, caro of HERALD news yacht, pier No 1 East River, New York, Letters received from ali parts of the world and promptly de- liyered. Duplicates are required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. PORT OF } NEW “YORK K, OCT, “CLEARED. Br, 21, 1875, Steamer Castalia Butler, Fos. Steamer Klopstock (Ger), Winzen, Ham —Kunhardt & ( steamer Cre: Co. Steamer Canima (Br), Liddecont, Hamilton (Bermuda)—A ‘| Glasgow—Henderson | zvia Plymouth e ent City, Curtis, Havana—Wm P Clyde & y &¢ amet Huntsville, Chester, Fernandina via Port Royal— elpeke. met Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W R mer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and nd—Old Dominion Steamship ( Philadetphis—Jas Hand, Brays, Portland—J F Ames. Btoamer Nereus. Berry, Boston—H F Dimock. EShip Old Dominion, Small, Philadelphia—Jas W Elwell & | Co Bark Columbia, Dickerson, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s , Rico, Havana—J FE Ward & Co. Hansen, Rio Grande do Sul via Richmond, Sehr M: neyille & Schr Mer Wilmington, Del—F E Kneeland. Schr D Sawyer, Cummings, Machias—Siapson, Clapp & Co, ‘Schr Anna Frye, Smith, Boston—Jed Frye & Co, Behr Pavillion, Lineott, Boston—ted Frye & Sehr DD Crane, Crowley, New Haven—Ra Sehr § P Godwin, Williams, Stamford turing Co. Sloop Ethan Allen, Christie, Hartford Cleared 201h—Sehr M B Bramball, Evans, Ball & © ‘asters (Br), Masters, Greytown, Nie—Bon- Plater, Blizzard, & Bro. Stamford Manuraer Rackett & Bro. Gillett, Savanngh— eae ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Victoria (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow Oct_9 via Moville 10th, with mdse find passenzors t on Bros. Steamer Sinth America, aneiry Rept 24, Babin 20th, Pernambico Oct hand St Thomas 14th, with mdse and passengers to WR Garriann Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond. City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion | Steamsiip Co. | Phos Lord (of Boston), Du Fuly 20, with lin nd lent hurricane’ from 8! 8 | perlenced sv honts, in which strained the ship badly, sprang biwaprit and Jost some sails: the barometer did nov indicate the appronch of the storm, falling but 2-10, but reg iat unsettled weather, Oct 18, lat rgiana (Br), from Havana for fruit ey. 0 NS), Durkee, Bristol 32 | days, in ballast, to mas Det 14, Jat'41 40, lob 00, 40, f | in'with the sehr Aura (of Jersey, E), Sawyer, from Bio J | neiro for Gaspee, with both masts cut away, | ene tered # harricane on the 10th; took off the captain and erew, | Gin number, and put first and three men on board try and work her into Halitws. One man was killed on the | sebir, the mast fall) him. | Bark #4 sal), Past ri a Amsterdam 60 days, in ballast, tod © Seage | ark Virginia L Stafford (of Windsor, NS), ¢ , Denia | days, with & Co. f Rept 28; was 8 Philadelphia), Vaneel IM Ceballos & Co, jastings two days 23:10, lon 7 rig Jolin Weixh tien 17 days, with a heavy cule from pawher of sail, Oct Bark Jane Adeline y ) Cabello 17 days, with | coffee to Datictt, Bliss & Co. | “Brig Carle (Aus), Hxcenvich, Southampton 43 days, in | ballast, to Slocovic’ Brig Loch Lomond, Gilehrist, Port Lgion 21 days, with cocoanuts to WR Grac i 19 0) B Denrtiorn 17, Chas Rideout, seaman, of Massachn m the fore: : topenil yard to the ond sree badiy iniured | isth ult, having become waterlogged. ] | neva, hed. Ehowestherto. tar: | with an assorted c York. Steamer Galatea, Waldren, Providence for New York. Steamer Tillie, Ewing, New London for New York, Sehr Jennie Rosaline, Tooker, New Haven for New York. hr Julia R Clark, Nickerson, Bridgeport for New York, Sehr Iris, japman, New Haven for New York. BOUND EAST, Schr Eliza, Post, New York for Northport. Schr Delmont Lockey Muttheys, Hoboken for Boston Schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr July Fourth, Cobb, New York for Roston, J'M'Bayles, Arnold, Hoboken for Providence, Behr be Strong, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Highlander, Wood, Hoboken for New Bedford. Schr Madagascar, Turner. Port Johuson for Hoxton. Sehr Anni jucon, New York for Boston, Schr Mary Stow Port Johnson for Boston. Rohr Fiyaway, Enos, Hoboken for Providence, ‘allace’ Blackford, Edmonds, New York for North- ag P%Nchr Reno, Baker, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr TG Carter, Hoboken for Apponaug. Schr Medford, Thorne, Amboy for Boston, Schr Sea Lark, Williams, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Ward J Parks, Foot, South Amboy for Boston, Sehr Kioka, Cook, South’ Amboy tor Kittery, Me. Schr V R Gates, Holmes, Weehawken for Lynn, Schr Fair Wind, Howma, South Amboy for Harwich. ¢, French, Philadelphia Schr Lam: for Newport. Sche Bdith M Teod, TX New York for Boston. Sehr 8 Tale, Colenian, Schr Garland. ‘Now York 3 pode Garl Ks, ‘New York for Den Schr Artist, Forsser, ‘New York for Westerly. Schr Douglig Haynes, Adams, Hoboken for rovidence. Sehr Helen Mag, New York for Norwich. falabar, Walsh, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Time, Mackay, Rondout fo New Bedford. Schr Eva Diverty Hand. Philadelphia for Pawtucket, Schr T Benedict, Grockett, Woodbridge, NJ, for Portland, Schr Rival, Dunton, Hoboken for Portsmouth, Schr Nelli¢, Eaton, Hoboken for Beltast, Schr MC Carroll, Carroll, Port Johuson for Pawtucket. Schr R$ Dean, Wilson, Port Johusom for Providence, Sehr Alice Oakes, Parions, Amboy for Portland. Schr John E Hurst, Cook, Port Johnson for Providence, Schr Magnet, Ellis, Pobeken foe Posvidence Sehr Falcon, Wheeler, Amboy tor Fall River. Schr Margaret Kennedy, Ford, Amboy for New Haven. Sehr HB MeCanley, NeCauley, Philadelphia tor Provi- Oech Delphi, Allen, Amboy for New London, Sebr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York for Staraford, SAILED, Steamers Kl for Bremen: Ttaly (Br), Lon. don; Crescent ir), Bermuda; City of Austin, Galveston ), do; Herman Livingston, Savannah; Wilmington, Charleston; Isaac Bell, Richmond, "ae ship Helene jaltimore ; barks Bjorke (Nor)) Queenstown br Falmouth; Dexterous Br). jo or Consiglio (Ital), Cork or do Cattina R (Aus), do gr do; Geo W Rosevolt, ‘Havana; Kraljevice, (Aus), Dub- Hn; Atlantic (Ger), Newcastle; Ino (Swe) Buenos Ayres Win Montevideo; brig Omer (bi), St Pierre, Mars; scht Pee los, Humacoa, Wind at sunset, NW. Barometer at sunsets, 29.93. MARITIME MISCELLANY. B3-Sce Port arrival ‘The purser of the steamer South America, from Rio Ja- neiro, &c, has our thanks for favors. Sreamen City or Vera Crvz, which arrived 20th from Hayana, rej ris Oct 17, 3 PM, lat 26 50, lon 79 38, stop) ip Western Empire, of London, timber laden, ‘Abandoned: fore and main maets gone, ‘yards across; both anchors over the bow, hanging by the chains; wreck of spars alongsid poop and forecastle decks well ‘out of water. (The W E was fromm ‘Pensacola, bound to Grimeby, 'B, and was abandoned Siu Ockan Exrrxss, Bollo, from San Francisco for Cal- tao, and for whose safety fears were entertained, was at In- dependence Bay about Sept 22, ali well. Suir Rusus E Woon, lately lunnched at East Deering (not Portland), is owned by insiow & Co, Win Wood, Geo 8 Hunt, Phinney & Tac son, Wm G Davis and others, of Win Portland, and ito be commanded: by Cups DGD 1s, of bark J’, Winslow. led by Capt DQ Davis, late Bark Wrewrep (Br), Dill, at Baltimore from Rio Ja- 30 N. lon 69 W: afterwards heavy gales from” NE, ENE and NW, and bad sails blown | away. from Pillau at Philadelphia, ports !—On 10gh inst, In lat 41 15, lon 63, experienced « hu ticane from SW te du ing which she lost and split sails and lost overboard a seaman aumed Zuchran, aged 18 years, @ native of Pillau, Brig Sovrn Down (Br) Para, was run into A tion Co's steamer Inca, receis would be made good by the steamer. Brig S We1sn (before reported) became waterlogged and wis ubandoned 1th inst. 60 miles S of Hatteras. apt and crew arrived Zist at Savaunah ia sehr J Slater, From New York. Brig Mantma, Partington, from Natal for London, was aground on a sand bank, near the island, at Natal, Aug 31, and would have to wait for high tide to get off. Burg Mixxa Trav, from St Mary's, Ga, for Port Spain, pnt into Martinique in distress, no date, and was condemned. Brug Ronket McK Srrantna (Br), from Havana 20th inst for New York, returned the same day leaking badly. She was beached to save her cargo. Scr Hupson (of Rockland), from Now York for Boothbay, Sprang aleak wight of the 20th inst gndon 2ist AM. leaking about 1000 Rage Wertos (ser), f Williams, from Sydney, CB, at by the 4 aazon Steamer Naviga- some damage, which \d put into New strokes per hour. Sonn F St Cram Epwanps, at Philadelphia from Ports: moth, NH, reports:—On 20th inst, off Townsend's Inlet, John M Regan, a seaiman, of Boston, Jumped overboard and ‘was drowned. Sonn HHSkavey. at Philadelphia from Tarks Islands, lit sails and sustained other light damage in = Keuvy XW gale on the 6th last in lat 35, lon 72 Sonn E E Racker, in addition to damage before reported, stove stern boat and lost cuewater. In leaving Newport for New London in the night. got afoul of the sehr Henry Rem- son, tearing the latter's mainsail badly. A steamer arrived atthe Delaware Breakwater night of Oct 20, with pontoons from Norfolk, to be used in raising he bark Clenfuegos, sunk by ice last winter, off Henlopen. ‘The brig building at Crosby's ship yard, Brewer, has been named the Cora Green, aud will be lauacced in a short time ‘The bull and materials of the condemned brig Hunter. were sold at St Thomas by auction prior to Oct 5, for about, Laprenen—At Madison, Ct, Oct 18, bark Columbia, built for Messrs H Trowbridge’s Sons, of New Haven. The Colum- bia has been construcsed of best material, under the in- jon of the American Shipmaste Association, to rate for 11 years in the Record of American and Forel Shin. and will be commanded by Capt Edgar ‘kerson. She CE ae Toe ete ahtare Teowitae tine tor the West Indies. At Mystic Bridge, Ct, Oct 16, by Chas Mallory & Co, a fish- ing steamer, length 116 feet. We understand she is sold to partins in New York at At the shipyard braham Richardson, Fah cen) Me, Oct 16, a three-m: d, double decked schr ‘of 426tons m, named the Joseph iid, owned by W 8 Newman, Abr: Richardson, George Reed and othors of Tremont, and parties in Boston an w York, also by Capt B B Reed, who is to command her. At Millbridge, Me, Oct 16, from sue are of William R Sawyer, a splendid Vessol of 560 tons. She is to be bark- rigged, and Sitted out to obtain the highest rate given to an; vessel of her class, She is named Charles F Ward, and wil he commanded by Capt Juel Gay, who will sail in a few days for Baltimore, NOTICE TO MARINERS. BYOY missiNG. The buoy on the ledge at the entrance to Bass Harbor. Me, is gone from its position. ANEW BRAC Abencon has been erected on t brook bar, which will be of great in or ont of the Connecticut Ri Hartford and New York steamboats, Tharsday last. breakwater at Say- ntage to vessels bound ‘and espectally to the ‘The work was done on SPOKEN. Bark Galveston, Sawyer, from New York for Galveston, Oct 7, lut 25 10, lon 79°25. ir Sullivan, Perry, from Branswick, Ga, for Rio Janciro, Oct 11, no lat oF lon. Brig Georgia, of and for Liverpool, N8, from 1 18, Lat 36 51, lon 5) Schr Carrie Nelion Allen, from New York for Port wx Platt, Oct 6, off Sate NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Herano London Burean, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleot street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Parle,” tho arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern porte of American and all foreign v trading with the United States, the samo will be cabled to this coun- try free of charge. * Captains arriving at and sailing from Fronch and Medt- terranean porta will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for tolegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtwrap, Oct 20—Sailed, bark Enigma (Br), for Charles- ton. Brewer, Oct 20—Sailea, bark Carl Georg (Ger), for Sa- vannah. Bouprac Richmond, Canbirr, Oct 2-—Arived, sebr Ellen M Golder, Wixon, Wiscnsset, Me. Arrived 20th, bark Paragon (Br), Williams, Quebec. Covesnacen, Oct 10—Arrived, barks NP Neilsen (Nor), Knudsen, Now York for Dantaic; Svenbild (Nor), Just, do for Stettin. Cant, Oct 20—Arrived. brig Sportsman Blanchard, New York. Bai jana, Oct Oct 19—Arrived, bark Fred Eugene, Smale; bark Sarah E Prarier, Knight, Gloucester, 4 20th, Giascow, Oct 20—Arrived, brig Lillian (Br), Hemeon, Wilmington, NC. Cnewsocn, Oct 20—Sailed, bark John E Chase, Davis, United States, Ginnavtan, Oct 10—Arrived, barks Knudsvig (Nor), Bw sen, New York; Gusilelmy Carlo Stanford (tml), M do, co, | timo FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1875—TKIPLE SHEET. Mxtvour, Oct 20—Sailed, bark Liburna (Ner), for Bow York. Hayne, Oct 19—Sailed, bark Lavinia, Davis, United States. Liverroot, Oct 20—Sailed, ship W A Campbell, Curling, United States; bark Nora (Nor), Moulin, Pensacola. Sailed 21st, steamer Adriatic (Br), Perry, New York via ‘Queenstown. Lonvon, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Moss Glen (Br), Nicbols, San Francisco; 2ist, steamer Lady Clare (Br), Jordisen, Montreal, Cleared 20th, ship Martha (Nor), Zachariasen, United States; barks Vale (Nor), Muller, do; Farsund (Nor), Jo- hanneson, North America. Lonpoxperny, Oct 20—Sailed, bark Countess of Dufferin (Br), MeGonagle, United States. MoviLLe, Oct 20—Arrived, steamer Elysia (Br), Camp- doll, New York for Glasgow (and proceeded). MARSEILLKS, Oct 19—Arri Maria Teal), Ragna, New York. seats acne Queenstown, Oct 21—Arrived, bark Ricordo III (Ital), Casteltano, Philadelphia, Also arrived 21st, steamer England (Br), Thompson, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rorrenvam, Oct 19—Salled, barks Johanne Marie (Ger), Gustavus, United States; Kalalis, Brown, New York, Srernin, Oct 18—Arrived, barks Christoph Columbus (Ger), Debler, Philadelphia; A F Nordmann (Ger), Fett, New York, Sailed 18th, schr Etna, Sawyer, New York. ‘Tratxe, Oct 21—Arrived, bark Rosa B (Ifwl), Barbaga- lota, New York, ZieeikzER, Oct 19—Sailed, bark Albina, Daggett, United States, Lowvox, Oct 21—Burk GM Tucker, Pinkbam, from Crom- stadt for New York, has put into Elsinore to repair damages received during severe gales. Bark Josephine Martin, Capt Fosgreen, from Girgenti for Boston, which grrived at Gibraltar leaky on the 11tb inst, is discharging for repairs. Bng Merriwa, Downs, from Greenock Oct 18 for Cardenas, put into Belfast 20th, leaking. Ship Samuel G Glover (Br), Perkins, ftom Baltimore for ‘Valparaiso, put back to Montevideo prior to Oct 14, leaky and with rigging damaged. FOREIGN PORTS, Aumicus, Sept 22—Arrived, brig Italia, (Bx), Roberts, Now York (and sailed Oct 4 for i ea 9, chr son Holmes, Barley, New York (and sailad L21h for Mesieo inward cargo atled Sent 3 che Phebe, Medora, Cuba Bi . Sept 15—In . barks Jas A Borland, ‘Rom Bbleldsvero, arrived Sd; Blauche How. Chage ‘aac Jackson, Walsh, from Portland, both arrived 6th} Addie McAdam, Cirtly from Now York, arrived 10th: Anns Walsh, Lawretice: Dirigo, | Staples: Harrisburg, How ry L Grogs, Dyer, and Ada Wiswell, Wiewell, ane: b News, Mackey’ Jennie Phinney, Brown; Sarah’ & Emmi Garter, and Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, uc; Volante (Arg), Mine: Wen Naw vores sane George ¥ Jordan, atte Weitied Mept 1S Gusts, Carter, Valparaiso; Ey Seroeees ‘Merrym: eared 15th, bark Elin, Nias, New York; brig Belle Preset Waterhouse, Fe tea aileron. Gael ARNADOS, Sept 17—Arrive igs Rising Sun. Griffin New York (and sailed Oct 2 for’ Martinique) ; 18th, Sarah Halle (Bn), Darkee, New York, (and sailed Ont for St Mar. tins); 19th, iol Trowbi New York (and tailed Get 2'to. return)? John Af Hane, i Hunt, ed sailed 2d for Turks Islands); 21st, schrs BJ Willer, ip sneott, Philadelphia (and ‘sailed Sth for Servana Ke 1d, Philadelphia, Boeman, do (and sailed 29th for 8t Lu sh Ane urr, Simpson, Buenos Ayres (and sailed, t 2, bark E Oshoon mn (Br) ‘Manthorn, Demerara schr 8: Sarah A ‘Reed, Grif. oh, Calais (and sailed sine ay for to Rept, 20, brig Katahdin,” Samndore, Bango uae Bersie Black’ (Br) Lin iow, Pl ‘Iphia (and Oct 4, for Turks Islands). Sailod, Oct 6, sche 1 Cumberland, Webber, Martinique; 7th, Ellen (Br), oot the bark Aslands. In port [Det 11. ‘Saks ‘aslanti, Sanfare, from Now York, ved 71 : Montezuma, Briggs, from and for do, ar: Fived 234, "toatl brigs Victoria Sai Fenton. hier do, arrived 4 V Aubrey from do, arrived New jew York, ar. Baltimore, vaerved Teh Mg; from Noi rived di sine Br), for sea; Arianna (Br), aoe from St. John, ved 27th, disg. Feure Haytikn, ‘Oek 2—Arrived, brig Ambrose Light, Schwartz, Pascagoula. Canpestas, Oct B—Sailod, bark Pueen of Commerce (Br), Crowley, Falmonrh. A roe an brig Annie M bank Davis, Bost bo ast) nasapeake (Br), Wilson, Baltimore (and sailed Oct for Suiled Oct 1, bark Elvina, Johnson, St Thomas. In port Oct 5, schr Shiloh, Hubbard, for Baltimore. Farner Pot, Oct 21—Arrived, steamers Canadian (Br), Miller, Glasgow via Liverpool for Montreal; Prussian (Br), Ritchie, Liverpool for do. aed Bay, Oct 20—Cleared, brig Orloff (Br), for New Havaxa, Oct 20—Arrived, bark N M Hansen, Ulrick, Port land; brigs Mattie B Bowell, York, New York: J Bright- man, Hanson. Fofledetph ia: sehr L_A Rdwards, Miller, do. Returned 20th, rig Robert. Mek Spearing (Br), Burke, for New York (see Mistetiang Sailed 21st, brig Geo Burnham, Palmer, Portland; sehr M M Knowles, Dow, Mobile. neuen, Oct 20—Sailed, brig Westward (Br), for Porto Balled 21st, Me v7 ‘r Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson (from ‘thout Sept 22—In port ship Ocean Expres Bollo, from San Francisco for Gallo. Loxpox, Sept 27—Arrived, bark Geo Kingman, Howes, Milk Linge Ja. MALAGA, Sept 29—Saijled, steamer Trafal; rll (Br), Meikle, New York: brig Morie (Nor), Thorsen, Baltimore Mowrrviono, Sept’ 7—Salled, bark Othere <Br), Green, Valparaisg rt Sept 16, barks Archer: Haten, from Rosario, ar- rivedAth Tor Boston? Orla (Pr), Chrlsting from Brans- wick, on arrived 11th; Loch Fergus (Br, (rom Glasgow for San Francisco, rep Emma_ Francis (Br), Burns and Mary Rideout (Br), bson, for New York; brig jacinto, Crosté oes “date-cin port, brig Minna Traub, Scaife, Marriigtx, no dite—In from St Mary's, Ga, for Port Spain (see Miscellany). ‘i ement, Be St lo. Maraguez, Sept 25—Arrived, brig Nellie ‘and air Oct 2 for Pensacola, Mobile, c) 1, b ‘Armstrong, Gibson, New York (and sailed & for New Haven). In port Oct 1 , brig ‘Three Cheers (Br), from Glace Bay, arrived 3d, di Maranzis, Oct 8—Sailed, brig Elisabeth Taylor (Br), Cooper, Faliaout Arrived 20th, brig 8 V Nichols, Chase, Bangor; schr Efe J Simmons, Hi mn, Bau © 30—Arrived, brig Confederate (Br), xo Srpwer, Punxamnuco, Sept Seen bark Reunion, Emerson, Borton for Buetos Ayres. farrington (Br), Clucas, Babi rh aah “bark ‘Talisman ‘un Blatchford, Rio Janeiro; 25th, bark’ Sarah Dudman (Br), Dudman (from St Marys, Ga), Montevideo, having re repaired. Porro © Sept 20—In port. wchr Northern Home Bp), Swain, for Now York, to nail Oct 3 Th port Oct 2, bark Rockit, Atkinson, for New York. 1dg. to sail Sth; brig Roanoke (Br), Wilkie, from New York, disg; Biche (hn), Laderson: for Now York, | Port SPAin, Sept 13—Arrived, brig Ruby, Neal, Rew York (and sailed st tor. Meat 15th, sehrs Emma K Smalley, McFadden, Norfolk Ith, Cygnus, Steel, Fernan- dina; 10th, bark Endeavor, Mounttort, Boston (and sailed 25th for Pensacola) ; 28d, brig Thomas Turrell, Thompson, Now York (and nailed Oct jet te Teturn) ; Oct 1, brig Lia Croolé (Dutch), York: 6th, seh hr G M Richardson, Kichyrdips 7th, brig Eastorn Star, Foster, New Yori OINT-A-PrTRE, Sept 27—In port brig Dashaway (Br), Plum, from New York, arrived 18th, for Martinique "3 so the Leon, for New Orleans. ‘ia port Sept 24, schr Chas E Gibson, Emery, from Boston vin Bt Pierre. arrived 17th, tor Martinique, Poxce, Oct 18—In port: sehr Geo W Whitford, Bryant, from and for Providence, diag. qebtiled previous to ct 11, brig GM Jones (Br), Gamaze, irks Islands. Port av Prince, Sept 23—In port brig Varnum H Hill, Patrick, for Boston, to sail Oct 5. crou, NS, Oct 21—Cleared, bark Wimburn (Br), Stew- art, Honduras; brig Eurodydon (Br), Hanson, Cardenas. 10 JANeRIO, Sept 8—Arrived, ships Don ‘Enrique (B I; bark Hancock, King, Brunswick, Gas orig Isane Eppi (uen, Prelonos, Cedar Keys; Oth, ‘ba Traveller (Br), Penfield, Baltimore (and sailed 18th to ‘Estrella, Poole,” Rosario; scht Mary Jane (Br), Jaspe; 14th, barks Edmund Phinney, Bacon, New: 3 14th, bert (Br), McKenzie, Cardiff; hip Susan Gilmore, Oat Boston; 17th, bark FS Thorapson, Potter, Marseilles; 18th, suip David Stewart (Arg), Forbes, Baltimore, Sept 1, bark, Nord Qor),, Huna, New Orlosnas brig ri Moller, do; 16th, ‘Lizzie Zettloson, Wik fimpion Woads; 17th, Annu (Dua), Soendrew, 40; Teh "parks Abington (Br), Adams, do; hin, Lord Balti: more (Br), Haxford, New York; 20th, scnr Nantick ( Breckholdt, Mobile; Zivt, ship Geo M Adams, Morrison, lo; brig F'H Todd, Hutchinson, Baltimore; ache La Bella (Nor), Share, B ipton Roads: weg ‘bark River Queen ay oe Nor), Klaveness, Gal Fulton, New York! br ton: Belle of Devon (ir, Adama, Hi ampton Roads; Elices (Nor), Klein, Baltimore, Maid’ of Glenevan (Br), Davis, Mobil ween 224, bark Clete (Pr), Sauros, New York; 2, brig reinlin, yman, di Tn port Sept 25, ships Grey Eagle, Lucas, from and for Bal- vofe, arrived 1th, hig; Onek ek Hs Okan Tee, and Franklin, Linnie laser bad tH & rendoraads (2); Bat ter t (Bry |, Hines: een owe (val), a "for Now ‘Work, bi ; sew Wiaun. Wg, Hache mann, for Hampton Roads,” ‘do; ew), Hallgren, and Belg) Hartwig, he See ety ign Viola (Br), Frasier; Rosario. (Be 0 . (xg lex, (or Now York.do; Tilda ‘ownsend, from’ and for do, Loraine, for Hampson Rigas: 1D. Getic, or Savannah sehr Willeln slayer ( dhs for Now rk Nichols for Portland, Bravo Ger), ford, unc. Marguerite (Fr). Bail 25, brig Martingnaise m2 Mancere, for MLMLY iach: Baines oct end ter cs pt 25—Arrived, schr Linsic bcp 4 28th. rived 18th. Sr Tuomas, Prico, New eat (Bad'sallod Oct 12 for Brunewick) brig Annie Mitehell (Bn Fulder, Boston (and sailed Oct § for St Dom: Both, steamer Onturio, Slocum, New York fund waited for Rio Janeiro) ; Oct 11, bark Hattie A (B Card, Pernambuco (and sailed 12th tor Brunswick); br Horse (ap, Coftil Barbados (and sailed 14th for Turk's f.to lond for New York); 14th, schr Vesta, Crosby, Martinique. Satied Sept 25, brig Adelaide (Br), Porter, St M Tn port Oct 14. rig Alma (Ger), Tiemann, for Ast a, to Joad lor New ‘St Jonna, Vi bu 2—Arrived, brig Sarah be ty (Bn, raRy, ‘New ¥. 4th, chr Carrie Bonnell, Harris, di Broun, NB NB, Get 2i—Arrivod, schr Harty & Fred, Gard- ner, New ¥ Pa N K Clements (Br), Cozring, Queenstown. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O, Oct 19—Arrived, ship B Sevall, Pennell, Yokohama, ALEXANDRIA, Oct 19~Arrived, sehr Mary Ella, Staples, Windsor, N& Bou Balled, sehrs J J Pharo, Jersey City; IL Loach, and Daniel Brown (from Georgetown) BOSTON, Oct 21—Arriv steamer G Ginga Bearse, New Stra Eis ilsOndi Aue May, i wwrali Potter, Wall, Ondit; Aunie May, BAL Arrived, oma Oct 21 eae Hix, Now Reon Moronce Freauiia, barks Betsy Gate Nor), Duo, silent ae Thy Mei flr) E Bain, grtrap, sMetansag ey ronda ahi ay hy Bosion, Holle Hand Salat day ie "Naw York. alld, sch se ane or Racket Paliadelphias Philadelphia ‘Sehr Lily, Taylor, New Louisa (Nor), Dahl, Liverpool; Yagy it alge schr Sarah W Blake, Lae “i ean ay Lox (Texas), Oct 10—In port, sehr. i john N Carn NC, to sail about whee! ie oon oat ‘, GL Cy eaten ert Der Nord (Ger), Longe, qnemniae o Oleared 1 hr David Clarkson. Froteaa. Ci Camda cane, for one on foe Te dad: Wm = lector. or Porto, Rica a test ha arin Eiabeth, po. "Berets Jennto nen 2 a 0. . Balkniore! Te 70h, bri ‘Wesley, Colon Syacei h agi Clary sacar ‘john, NBY Crescent City sana Emma D Foden UO Howca, Quick Galveston (and wend Sie Pawer. shins Oberon, from Livervool; Seat sea C, Ost 20-Satled, steamer Ellon § Torry seater beie Oot 19—Arrived, schr Adam Bowlbyy Sellis Rondout; Mi: NEW BEDFORD. ‘Oct 1 So oP Weshburo, Mali Haverstraw, 208! ved, schr W W Bi n2ith Arrived. scr Wm D Marvel and Dimmu WicManee and JB Knowles, ‘Now York 3 Blonzor Seay Risnoendtv Memento, Hoboken. iS i, re Balledsebe Geo, ‘Hotchkis, New ¥ Oct 1 Lonier, Lin- eee nton ; apie Pe por tina pe do (and sniled): 8 1. Crocker, Thrasher, dd for Kin ingot for Fall River (apd sale Bolle, Cyura: Waschapris, Yu, for New Bedford; W W Brai Tifcendta r‘Racone™™ OF So: Bee De hart, AN Arrived. schrs Hlisha T Smith, Baker, New York; Wilson, Weehawken for Boston; Henry Eemooen ‘Allon’ Fileabothport tor Fall River. DC Foster, Jones, New York. yiiiArsved, schr Union, Stevens, Fall River for New YQuilod—Schrs Potter & H ret ing gle Thos Bilis, Kelly, New York OU New York fod Rol Warren, pont Johnson for Providence; i, ka irk Fos tia Bea ‘cs wie from Philadelphi: rs Julia E Prat, Crowel jelphias ada, Swain, and Anna Belle Narr Retts, ‘tom doz Jaa Nelson, Kimball, from Hore Johnson: ¥ Clark, Northup CO Smith,” Atwood, and Cora,” Halse from ‘Vroman, from Suffolk; ET Smi Yorks Eris Nepoloot, and the arrivais of this Phi-ail orsors Nave W LONDON, Oct 20—Arrived, schr EE Racket, Lae prell, Watkine Island for Montville. zit Arrived, scr Hadson, New York for Boothbay (see MNOWICH, Oct 20—Arrived, schrs Ann E Cari, Philader- hia Mondinig IIE Noi, ‘and ¥ Pierce, Hoboken, hoke: hief, and G MeDovell, New i York; Elias TSTHW HAVEN, Oct 20—Arrived, schrs A It Haribnt, Grif- fing, and Kate Newman, Newman, Georgetown ; Geo Gur- ney, Newburg; Darling, linrris, -Rondout: Forest Oak, Pare Ker, Baltimore: 8d Gi jumey, Gumey, aad Jas Wilson, Cop Phi Townsend, itisby; Columbia, Dorman, ic, Georgetown. 1S—Sailed, bark Colusa, Howes cation ved, ahtp Herman (OA), Parks Gallo. GiAsCAouLK, a 15—Arrived, W Hine, Peltor ry d 15th, schr Mollie Emma, Steiper, Corpus Christi 16th, brig J L Bowen, Hall, ci eepgnp a PORT ROYAL, SG, Oct Oct 21—Sailed, echrs JH Stickney, Fooks, Baltimore via Be Ma Bragdon, Boston. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2! Wea, ouanecs’ Havent EC Bide, Pierce, New York; shi ington (Bn twerp, a Helios Wer) Zicsner, Pilea tas ci Lovell, Whcelany ise 00 an, orden, Fall'River; Mary tandish. Higgine, Be Box eqhlte arrived: ste Milla, oe Dertignes, weap ne ; sehrs Sraak’ Turks {nlande? MC Lyons; Biaith, New York: ene Providence: Governse Barton, P rb, dos Laney ca Long, Provincetown; D & J ‘Lee, Smith, ey ‘Chase, do; Express, Tilton, FortanaithC GPP ‘dat, Boston ; Eva Bell, Sor Sag Harbor; ¥ card Cleared Steaniers Philadelphia, Davis, New Y ver! 0; brig SV Morsicx, Norgraves, Havana sehrs. ‘Brame ti Hector dish Hie os os ell, Border or ver ‘ rtamouth pe Dow, Chase, Boston lle, Somers, Newport; H Curtis, Braw, ndon. q Nuweastte, Oct 21—Noon—Schrs M & D Hentereits for assed down ; John E Sanford passed up. 4s Rattlomake, Bacon, Boston Lem rt; Juli Freeman, Wellfleet; J Eirarda Hreland, Forsmouth, NIL Fall River Mury Su ‘Geo M Braii AAVIAON Ugratcn Batten, Phisaaa He Boston, PM—Passed down, bark Erragon and sebrs Anna 8 herd, Tomaeg es ae nnia F G Dow, Joseoh WW: mon I Mare oe y, and Lena Hunter. AM—Brig ‘Naltie Antrim left for Phila pln, Constance left for Phil Brig Amy A Lane passed out fo ‘Neamer Albemarle arrived from Net one Pauline David and Wrecking steamer Resolute, from Norfolk" arrived lust night. PORTLAND, Oct 19-—Arrived, schr Abbie Dunn, iar Boston, to load for West Indies. Saled—Brigs San Carlos (from Liverpool), Eastpo Elisabeth Ann, and Bismarck; sclir Helen ‘Thsmpeony ant oist— Arrived, fons Carrie Winslow, McCart, Bo: Cook Borden, Philadelphia; 'W Card, Norfolt? Clara Smith, dou ate Hf Lunt, New York. iso arrived, schir Orosimbo, York. jamer, Eleanor Johnson, New York; bri Rose, Ha sehrs Fannie A Bailey, Philadelphi philip Weyergang, do; Mahaska, Gardiner, to load for N Also cleared, schr C J Willard, Philadelphia. PORTSMOUTH Oct 20—Arrived, schr Jesse Williamson, Jr, Seward, Port Johnson. jed—Sehrs Geore L Fessenden, Beebe, il Priseitia hore Y 3 Philadelphia; Jed ¥ Cook; Bvere ge Sha ‘& L Marts, Marts, and Uaion, Mitchell, New PROVIDENCE, Oct 20—Arrived, ochre Anthony Kelly, reenwood, Richmon: Charmer, Noyes, Alexandr Jas Alderdice, Hooks iin F Phelps, Cranmer: © cy Smith, Hanson: on; Thos W Hav javen, Barker, and Joseph Oaks, seb ote, W Knight,” Fenton, and Rich: med Til, Smith 0 for Pawtacket; F Abell Carr. Port Jonnsan: ‘Greene County Tanner, ‘Hyde, and Wm Burden, fai'Nicholas Mehr? Shorwood, eae Win Voorhis, ‘Goldemi Haverstraw: te Foam, Milliken, Hoboken; Bvergreen, ‘Turner, do fe je, Wickson; Win H Rowen Dil, an RiShaler, "ioe Rework: valoup Fred Brown Wilson low! Below=-Schrs Robin, Warren, from Port Johnson: Joh Brooks, Fox. from Elizabethport; also a brig, a 3-masti Fy vod ‘and two or three small schoonors, unknown ; also tag Tergor, with two ys in tow). one, Hal lott, Baltimore via Nore hrs Havtie Paige, ‘oughkeepsie; AG i Byolyn, Stephenson, NJ? Hal Howes’. John St aaa | Hart, kinguss, Pitt i PM B robert B ‘Smith, Megavalid, and Jag English, Bor r, Now ‘2ist—. “arrived: brig’ anes Le Boo (Br), Hatfield, Lisbon. At the head of Long Isiand Sound 19th, AM, bound ewst,. Nicholas Mehrhof, M ‘Duffield, Bay EF Smith, Wm F Burden, Mediator, Beliey and J H Bartlett; also brig Clara E Pickoring, and pEAWTUCKET. Oct 20—Arrived, schrs Jessie W Knich ‘enton, Philadelphi Evergreen, ‘Purner, Hoboken Bicod iit Silt sBhiladepi a. Bail ra John W Hall, Jr, Powell, Philadelphia; Phid Sherlden, many and Bangor, Jordan, New York. waar a CISCO, Oct 13—Cleared, ship Washington ‘anson, Nanaimo. ‘Qutb—Arrived, ship Wallacotown (Br), Rice, Newcastle, NSW; British Statesman (Br), bi abo Liverpos Sailed—Ship Cairnsmore (Br), SAVANNAH, Oct DiAreiveds brig Sie ‘Dondetis Bo, Sammerside, PET. Also arrived, schrs Mes A Drury, Gage, Boston; James Hawkins, New via et Roce | ‘Drury, Baker, Charleston; Loretto z ‘Emily Lowther (Br), Cain (from Gloucester, failed, stenmer Saragossa, Hooper, Baltimore; bark Marie Mareninta for Barcolona, VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 21—Arrived 20th, sehr Mary Ey Gerson, ‘tan Marshall, Three Sisters, EB orge’S Marts, Hf L Miaght, He 8 Corson John ose, andd ry ‘owell, } Philadelphia for Boston, Abel 'W Parker, South, Amooy for do: Buy State, New York for do; Olivia A‘T Male ton (bn, do for Pursboro, NY Arserican Baile, Piladelphite tutae; Susan Harder, do for Lynn; Magiie Cumuning, efor Doncesens Sed iFrre," do. for “Bangor: WE Leggett Perth Amboy for do; Nelli¢, Baltimore: for Danvers; Jame R Talbot, Boston for New York Sailed,’ the above arrivals and bri © Rosevelt and. Abby ‘Rilen’’ sehrs Harmon Gartier’ Eaurt, Ala? bama, Walter Irving, ‘© W. Dexter, ¢ Cochceo, Antartc, David “Ames ives Spray, Georue Nev- enger, Sea Dog, B'S Miller, G Bent, J Poinden, Win- her, phir, Elva B Coftin, Peleg Lodap icon ni a ene: George, Leow Julia & aie B.ChasetGorncliay Searbruck, Altaviliay Haey, Hammond, Willian Carroll, 8 J Lindsey, Only Son, el Pe ‘Pane bycachre AF Bak Crowell, Baltimore for Bos ; Rate G Rich, Philadelphia for ‘WILMINGTON, NG, Oot O—Arrived, bark Premier (Br), White, St Vincent cy. 20th'—Arnived, Bark Israel (Swe), Tagsen, Antwerp. Bist Arrived: bark Berens (Get), Berdling, Dublin, WAI Ai Get 1b-sale eh Caen AREHAM, Oct schre New York ‘Angler, Besse, do; 20th, Lady Antrim, Carter, “WICKFORD, Oct 20—Sailed, sehr Leonard Danicls, Buell, NA AIREN, Oct 20—Arivad, sch, Prederie Fish Davis, ken. Samuel L Hebei. tion, Mary Far- ay, re mn). Mast, cb, Appleman, New York via. 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