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

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1875.—TRIPLE SIEET. “WARILAND JOOKEY CUR, Racing at Pimlico Course, Baltimore. LAST DAY OF THE AUTUMN MEETING, | Madge, Aristides, Rhadamanthus and Diavolo | the Winners. | Bautmore, Oct, 22, 1875. ‘The races to-day at Pimlico Course closed the autumn meeting, amore satisfactory one never having taken place since its inauguration in 1870, ‘The attendance at the track far exceeded that of the four-mile heat day | and the majority of the spectators composed much of the wealth and respectability of Maryland. | Four races were ram, the first being a dash of | oue mile and @ quarter; the second the Breckinridge Stakes, two miles; the third mile heats, and the fourth & steeplechase post stakes, allof which were decided in good time and gave general satisfaction, except the Breckinridge Stakes, whieb, although first on the list, had to be run second on account of a misunder- | standing about the weights to be carried. | Yhe Jockey Club had added a penaity of fiye pounds to the winner of the Dixie Stakes, | but, suficient publicity not being given to the change, | the owner of Tom Ochiltree and all his backers were ignorant of the rule until the horses were about being called to the track, Many pools had been fold with Ochiltree as the favorite at long odds, When it was fully understood that Ochiltree had to carry 115 pounds the pools that had been previously sold wore deciared off, and the mile and a quarter event was first brought on. During the time occupied in running this the money previously placed im the box was returned to the depositors, This was a fuir proceeding, and gave general satisfaction. Of those | who had invested on Ochiluree many subsequently | changed their minds as to his chances of winning with the five pounds extra, and laid their money on other horses in consequence, This was wise, as the weight beat nim, Aristides and Viator being in front of | ‘im at the finish. | ONE AND A QUARTER MILES. The first race was a handicap for a purse of $400, for all horses that bad run during the meet- ing, the distance one mile and a quarter, | Twelve entries were on the card and all came to the post, These were Henry Quickfull’s chestnut filly Violet, by Vauxhall, dam Mary Watson, 3 years old, 80 Ibs; D. McDaniel & Co's, chestnut filly Mattie | A., by Australian, dam Minnie Mansfield, 3 years old, 98 Ibs; D, McDaniel Evelyn Carter, 3 years old, the. same irm’s chestnut filly Madge, by | Australian, dam Alabama, 4 years old, 105 tbs. ; Mart Jordan & Co.’s bay colt Jack Trigg, by Light- ning, dam Sally Morgan, 3 years old, 87 !ba ; John M. Harney’s chestnut colt Ozark, by Pat Malloy, dam im- ported Sunny South, 3 years old, 04 1bs.; L. a. Hiteh- cock’s chestnut colt Century, by Censor, dam In- trigue, 4 years old, 90 Ibs; John F. Chamberlin’s fray filly Lizzio R, by Aster, dam Fairy, 3 years old, 90 Ibs; Barton & Medinger’s bay colt Charley Cheatham, by Lynchburg, Elizabeth, 3 years old, 80 Ibs.; T. B. & W. R. Davis? bay filly Jest, by Baywood, dam Joke, 8 years old, 80 lus. ; George S. Mount’s brown colt Moses Primrose, by J.C. Breckinridge, dam Lina Berry, 4 years old, 80 Ibs., and A, Atchison's chestnut gelding Weatherby, by Planet, dam imported Weatherwitch, MeDaniol’s three together sold for $520; Lizzie R, for $165; Ovark, $140; Weatherby, $105; the field, $90, THE RACE. Jest was first away, Weatherby second, Madge third, 83 Ibs; and Ozark fourth, Evelyn Carter fifth, the others bunehed, | When the horses reached the stand, after a merry ran up the homestretch, Madge was leading, Ozark second, Weatherby third, Charley Cheatham fourth, Jest filth, Mattie A. sixth, Violet seventh, Jack ‘Trigg eighth, the others close —_ together. Madge showed the way around ‘the upper turn and was one length in ‘front at the quarter pole, Weatherby second, Jest third, Ozark fourth, Evelyn Carter fifth, Mattie A. sixth, Moses Primrose ‘seventh, Lizzie R. eighth. When the norses reached the halt. mile pole Madge was still in front, Ozark second, Mattie A. third, Jest fourth, Moses | Primroso filth, the others~— falling —off and close together, At the three-quarter pole Madge was two lengths in front of Ozark, Moses Prim rose third, the others beaten off. As soon as the horses | were well into the homestretch, Ozark made a gallant Struggle to overtake Madge, but he was unsuccessful, ag the filly passed under the wire three quarters of a length ahead of him, Moses Primrose third, Jack Trigg fourth, Mattie A. fifth, Jest "sixth, Evelyn Carter ‘seventh, Weatherby’ eighth, Cen’ tury ninth, Lizae 'R. tenth, Violet eleventh, Charley Cheatham twelfth. Time, 2:12%. Madge wus ridden by Sparling, Ozark by Black, Moses Primrose byt Paxon, Mattie A. by Clark, Evelyn Carter by Spil- | Century by Cochran, Lizzie K. by Seott, Violet by finan, Weatherby by Collins, Jest by Brown, Jack Trigg’ by Owens and (parley Cheatham by Reynolds. THE BRECKINEIDGE STAKES, The second race was the Breckinridge Stakes for three-yeur-olds, the distance two miles; $300 subserip- tion, $100 forfeit; the Maryland Jockey Club to add $1,000, of which $500 to the second horse, the third horse to save his stakes, The stakes closed with thirty nominations, five of which caine to the post, These were D. McDaniel & Co's chestnut colt Joe Cerns, by Austra- lian, dam Bewy Ward; John F. Chamberlin’ bay colt Tom Ochiltree, ‘by Lexington, dam Katona EA. Clabaugh’s chestnut colt Viator, by Vauxhall, dam Heatherbell; H. ?. MeGrath’s chestnut colt Aris tides, by Leamington, dam Sarong, and M. H. Suntord’s bay colt Bay Final, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf, | ‘Tom Ochiltree was the favorite notwithstanding that he was penalized nve pounds for winning the Dixie Stake. He sold for $500, Viator $355, Bay Final $350, | Joe Cerns $410, aud Aristides $250, THK KRACK. Viator took he lead, Aristides second, Bay Final third, Joe Cerhs fourth, Tom Ochiltree fifth. Going | around the upper turn ‘some of the horses changed 8, and at the quarter pole Viator led four lengths, lve Cerns second, live lengths abead of Tom Ochiltree, | who led Aristides one length, the latter five lengths LS front sof )=s Buy Final, When they the hall-inile pole Viator ted two lengths e Cerns recond, five lengths in front or Tom Ochiltree, the latter one length alead of Aris- tides, who was five lengths in advance of Bay Fynal. There was no change in the positions of the horses on the jower turn, and when they passed the stand at the close of the first mile Viator was leading two lengths, Joe Cerns secoud, four lengths of Tom Ochil tree, the latter a neck in advance of Aristides, Bay Final two lengths further off. Going around the upper turn on the second mile the horses kept their previous positions until they were past the quarter pole, when Aristides moved up and took second plu ‘and as they wont by the hall-mile pole Viator was lead” ing two lengths, Aristides second, # neck in advance Tom Ochiltree; Joe Cerns ‘fourth, Bay Final finn, Then the great struggle began, und all of the horses were put to tho top of their spe Oebil- tree moved up to second place, and his backers felt sate that he would win, bat before he was fairly inw the homestreteh the extra five pounds began to tell. Via tor, Tom Ochiltree and Aristides came into the strotch together, and, after a very exciting and even struggle, Aristides caine away at the distance stand and won the race by three lengths, Viator second, halt a length abi f Tom Ochiltree, Joe Cerns four lengths tur. and Bay Final bringing up the rear. The of the two miles was 3:46%, The winner was | Tidden by Swim, Viator by Barber, Tom Ochiltree by Evans, Joe Cerns by Sparling, Bay Final by Hayward. The stakes were worth $6,000, WINNERS OF THE BERCKINRIDGE STAKRS. Start- Year Winner. Sire. Weight. ers. Time. 1874—Vandulite.... i 107 3 3:36 1875—Aristides ~ NO 6 86% ‘The third race was th pensation Purse of $500, Mile heats; the winners of ove race during the meeting and horses that have pot started during the meeting 5 Ibs. extra; winuers of two races during the meeting 7 Ibs. extra; horses bewten ouce during the meet. | ing allowed 4 Ibs; twice, allowed 6 iba For this race four came to the front. These were D. McDaniel’s chestnut gelding Big Sandy, by Austra | Vian, dum by Le xington, & years old, 90 i Jonn | M. Harney's chestuut colt ral Harkey, by ‘at Mab loy, dum Yellowbird,3s years did, ; Taylor & Me: Gormack’s bay colt Arcturus, nel, dam Blkhom B years old, W ibs, aud George Longstail’s black wold. ing Rhadainautius, by Leawington, dam i years old, 100 Ibs, Rhadamantius was a great favorite, selling for $500; General Harney, $120; Arcturus, $100; big Sandy, $95. THK KAUR Pird Heat. —Rhadamantius had the best of the Big Sandy second, Geveral Harney third, Arcourum fourth, Going around the upper turn | nly took the lead and Was a length in front at the quartor pole, Rhadamanthus second, a jongtt ahead of eral Har im front ¢ atart ney, the Jatwer five lengti. Arcburus, Down the — backstrotch ig Sandy had the bess oof ft by a — length, Rhacamenthus second, a neck ahead of Harney, tho latter four lengths ia front of Arcturus. They pubsed the hall-mile pole In this manner, but when they reached the threo-quar- ler polo Big Sandy waa only haifa jepyth jn advance of Khaduwanthas, the latter a length ciewr of Harney, Sootmree wwe behind, A close run up the ae Mretch brought Khadamanthus in a winner by a ner Big Sandy second, five ieugbhs iu trout of General ila. | by & Co'% brown filly | dam | ney, who was two lengths in advance of Arcturus, Time, 146% ‘Second Heat,—Rhadomanthus brought five to one | over the field, Arcturus was first away, Rbadama thus second, Big Sandy third, General Haruey fourth, Arcturus ran away (rom the others on the upper tura and at the quarter-pole was tive lengths in front of Rhadamanthus, the latter one length ahead of Harney, who was hulf @ length im advance of big { Sandy. At the half-mile pole Arcturus led four | lengths, but then Rhadamanthus began to move on hin, and before he reached the three-quar r | Rhatiamanthus was at bis flanks, Big Sandy third, | eral Harney fourth, Areturus and Rhadamanthus ran locked up the homestretch, and not until they passed From has plow @ to the stand he beat Arcturus ono | length. Big Sandy six werd behind, and General Har- ney distanced. Time, 1 cvempspowane’ POSTSTAKRS, The fourth and last race of the day was a Steeple- chase Poststakes of $50 each,. half forfeit; about two miles and a balf over the regular steeplechase course; weltor navalaheas the club to add $600 to the ig OO $100 =to the second and $50 ig the ird Three re bay to epost. | horse Coronet, | These were Sores Senmmae Pay. Jonesboro’, Gurland, 5 years old, 154 Ibs., ridden by Little; Ayres & suuliaers bay horse Diavolo, by Jonesboro’, dam Ninette, by Murphy, and Jo Donohue’s bay coll Dead Head, by Julius, dam Leizure, 4 years old, 148 Ibs. aerate was a great favorite, selling for $550, Dead Head $260 and Coronet $190, THe RACK. Diavolo took the lead and went ahead over the first wall, which was close to the backstreteh, Coronet second, diead close up. The horses ‘then ran acroes the track and, after making two jumps, Diavolo led three lengths, Deadhead second, one length in front of Coroné. The horses ‘then jumped a fence and ditch in the outer field, near | the stable, Diavolo six lengths in front, Deadhead three lengths in advance of Coronet, Going on they leaped a stone wall, and as they turned to come across, the track again into the fleld Diavolo bolted and lost forty yards, when Coronet ran to the front. Murphy, the rider of Diavolo, soon turned the horse and came rapidly after the others, and was nearly on terms with them when they jumped the water in front of the stand, they having gone over two stiff wallson tne way. ‘The horses then ran across the field, Diavolo showing the road, Coronet seeond, Deadtead ‘close up. Diavolo led throughout from this time, showing the way to the several jumps over stone walls and brush fences, and ran out of the fleld on to the regular track with about three lengths the best of it, Deadhead second, Coronet close up. A very exciting run from there home termi: nated by Diavolo winning the race py a length, Coronet a dozen lengths ahead of Deadhead. Time of the chase, 6: 16, And this closed the autumn meeting of the Mury- land Jockey Club at the Pimbico track, SUMMARIES, | Bator, Md., Oct. 22, 1785.—Fourrm axp Last | Day or THe ANNUAL Fait Meering at Pianico Covnse—Fikst Rack.—Handicap purse of $400, fur all horses that have not run during the meeting. One and & quarter miles. D. McDaniel & Co.'s br. f. Madge, 4 years, by Aus- tralian, dam Alabama, 105 Ibs. (Spaiting)...-.. ene | John M. Harney’s eh. c Ozark, 5 years, by Pat i joy, dam imp. Sunnysouth, $4 Ibs. (Black) George 8. Mount’s br. c, Moses Primrose, 4 y. y J. C. Breckinridge, dam Lina Berry, 80 Ibs (Paxon) ........ | Mart. Jordan & Go.’s b. © Jack Trigg, 8 Years, ‘by Lightning, dam Sally Morgan, 87 Ibs." (Owens)... | McDaniel & ‘8 ch. f Mattie A., 3 years, by } ——— dam Minnie Manstield, 93 Tos. (ec lark) . |. B & W. K. Davis’ b. f Jest, 3 years, by Baywood, | “dam Joke, 80 Ibs, (Brown). . solids D. McDaniel & Co.'s br. tf Evelyn Carter, ‘S years, by Australian, dam Miss Carter, 83 lbs. (Spilman). ‘A. Atchinson’s ch, g. Weatherby,’ years, by Planet, ‘dam imp. Weatherwitch (Collins)......+.. | L. A. Hitcheock’s ch. ¢. Century, 4’ years, by Cen: | “sor, dam Tatrigue, 90 Ibs, (Cochran). ...tseeesa. | John'F. Chamberlin’s gr. f. Lizzie R., by Aster, dain Fairy, 90 Ibs. (Scott)... ‘ | Henry Quickfull’s ch. f. Violet, 3 years, by V hail, dam Mary Watson, 80 Ibs. (Britton), . Barton & Medinger’s b.'¢. Charley Cheatham, years, by Lynchburg, dam Elizabeth, 80 (Reynolds). . pase ‘Time, 34. Samm Day—Sxconp Rack.—The Breckinridge Stakes, for three-year-olds, to be run the last day of the in ing; $400 subsonption, $100 forfeit, the Maryland | Jockey Club to add $1,000, of which $500 to the second horse, the third horse to save bis stakes. ‘Two miles. Closed February 1, 1875, with thirty nominations. | Value of the stakes, $5,000, H. P, MoGrath’s ch. c Aristides, by tmp. Leaming- ‘ton, dam Sarong, by Lexington, 110 Ibs. (Swim). | EB A.'Ciabaugh’s eh. c. Viator, by Vauxhall, dam Heatherbell, 110 Ibs. (Barbs Jon ¥. Chamberlin <a ‘ton, dam Katona, 115 Ibs. (Evans)... feDuniel & Co.'s eh, ¢. Jye Corns, ers dam Betty Ward, 110 ie. (Sparling), esi M. H.'Sanford’s b. ¢. Bay Final, by Lexington, dain Bay Leaf, 110 Iba. (Hayward)... e 3 ios, +12 om © wom 36%. Same Day—Tuinp Rack.—Compensation purse, $500; winners of one race during the meeting and horses that have not started during the meeting, 5 Ibs. extra; winners of two races during the meeting, 7 Ibs, extra; horses beaten once during the meeting ‘allowed 3 ibs. ; 3 | twice, allowed 6 Ibs. Mile heats, George Longstatf’s blk, g. Rhadamanthus, 3 years, Leamington, dam Nemesis, 100 Ibs. (Evans). 11 Daniel's ch. g, Big Sandy, 3 years, by Aus- aetna dan by Lexington, 90 Iba. (Clark)....... 2 8 Taylor & MeCorinack’s b. ¢.’ Arcturus. 3 years, by Janet, dam Elkhorna, 90 Ibs, (Scott)........... 4 Jno. M. Harney’s ch, c.’ General Harney, Scere by Pat Malloy, dam Yellowbird, 92 lbs. (Black). . Time, 1:46%—1:44 Same Day—Fourru Rack.—Grand steeplechase Post Stakes of $50 each, h. f.; about two and a half miles, | over the reyu'ar steeplechase course; welter weights; | club to add $600 for first horse, $100 for the second and | $60 for the third. | Ayres & Suwitfe b. bh. Diavolo, & ears old, by (ate ‘Jonesboro’, dum Ninette, 154 Ibs, (Murphy),.-0.. 1 | George Longstatt’s b, h. Coronet, 5 Jar by Jones- boro, dim Garland, 154 Ibs. (Little)..........e0008 2 Jos. Donabue's 0b. © Deadhead, & years, by — | Julius, dam Leisure, 143 Ibs. (Mancy).......0006 3 | | ime, 6:16. I WINNING | STABLES. The following is a list of the amounts won by each of | | the several owners of stables engaged during the meet- | Chamberlin. . P. Lorillard... HP. MeGrath John Colle, M ra Pg O'Fallon. Joseph Donabiue = = sg 5 ro 5 = * George Longstalf. L. A. Hiteh Barton & Medin, BE, A. Clabaugh Robert Catheart | Ayres & Suthite, OFF POR WASHINGTON. Many of the race horses will move away from here to-morrow to ran at the meeting at Washington, which | begins on Tuesday next, FLEETWOOD PARK. | tHe $2,000 MATCH BETWEEN SENSATION AND | THOMAS L, YOUNG—AN UNSATISFACTORY END- | ING, About 1,000 persons, and among them many of New York's representative men, assembled at Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon #0 witness the race between the well known trotiing horses Sensation and Thomas L. Young. The conditions were $1,000 a side, mile heats, three in five, im harness, and all the money being up the interest was quite marked to note the result, Unfortunately, as is two often the case on the trotting turf, the contest ended very unsatisfactorily. The first heat, a close and earnest struggle trom start to finish, ended with Charley Green landing Thomas L. Young the winner by one anda half lengths, every step of the way being Jevel work with him, while Sensation twice left his feot, The time—2:19j;—shows that the pace was very bot In the second heat tho trouble arose, It was very close all the way, but Young had the advantage, and after an exciting struggle down the homestretch be beat Sensation uuder the wire a head aud neck, amid cheers, The judges made ita dead heat, to the surprise of all on the grounds, giving the time as 2:2214, although a dozen competont | the distance stand did Rhadamanthus show in front. | years old, 164 Ibs., ridden | E- | Wednesday night in the Court House Park by three | ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other | in succession, and ean be seen several miles distant, Cap- | tains of vessels, upon soeing this signal, will oblige as by pre- Departwent of the Hxnatn. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT, 22, 1875. pe men stopped their watches at 2:2134. For | & moment after this decision not a word was spoken, when suddenly from one end of the stand to the other there was general hissing and cries of “That's @ flue decision |" acquainted with the state of affairs, he visited the judges’ stand, and ayain reaching the track, announced that he would no longer drive You The crowd be- coming advised of this, shouted “That's right,” and then desiring to more for of the judges’ decision, began t did very vigorousiy, and why peared on the track and trotted a he: y express their disapproval This they Ap chafl thegn. n wo road horses Blind Boy bi ) Ing Culver Boy out five hy ba, there was a periect storm of “Another dead heat When the time came for again be called, the bell was rung, but the latter did not appour, Alter waiting several minutes, the Judges gave Mace, the driver of Sensation, the word and he jogged around alone. Now Greun came down froi the stabi on the first turn, leading Young, while behind bim we: His assistants with the Balke, followed by # hundred or interested persons. The procession moved along er the stand and was hearthy eboered, wien Green the track with the horse, Sensation jogyed out tl and the judges gave him the race and distanced pad. Sensation and Young to Fieerwoop Pama, NX ye Toot. 22, 1876,—Match | of $2,000, unle heaty, three in five in harness, Judges— rk Vandewater, John Messerole and Charles Dickor- 20 1 W's chy 4 ‘Thomas i. Youvg: 1 Odia® * Mace jogged Sensation. around dione the third heat, ireon having taken bis horse from the track because of an ¢ Unjust decision of the judges in the second heat. Half. 1:07! Second heat, | Firat heat, | Third bewt, , So soon as Green became | DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK. Durrvoor Pau L, = Nos —Purse of $200, for horses that ry beat ile heat thrve in five, im harness; $90 to the first, $60 to the second, $90 to the third and > to the fourth horse. Nors.— Fou Panxvinia, L. L, Oct, 21 and Wm. 8. Thoms’ s. m. RachelG.,....4 2 211 1 ©. Clark's & m. Lavinia... rece es A. ©. Whitson’s b, g. J. He. 243 2 3ro. Andrew Rogers) ch. g. Rip...s....., 6 5 4 4 ano. Steve Jerome's gr. g. Snow!lak 1 3dis. Ti Quarter, Half. First heat. 3 138 Second heak. 40% 1:21 Third heat a 1:38 Fourth heat.. 48 1:23 Filth heat, 435 1:25 Sixth heat... 1:21 a 4 Deenvoor Pa Pinkvinne, L. 1, Oct. 22, 1875.— Purse of $200 for horses that nevor beat 2:40; mile heats; three in five, in harness; $00 to the first, $60 to the second, $30 to the third and 'g20 to the fourth arly Stove Jerome's & g. Sam Raymond... 1 ee ©, Clark's r. m. Fay ins 2 4 C, 8. Monroe’s r, g. 8 342 Pulse’s bik. g. i 4338 Philip Duily’s & m. Nelly. dis. in 4 pa ler. Half. ile, First heat, ies 1 4% Second heat. 1 40% 1 Third heat » 40 1:20 Same Day.—Purse ‘of $100; milo heats, three in ti $00 to the first, $30 to tho second and $10 to the third horse, m, Bell Ray, in Wilham 8. Thoms’ b. 2.8 €:2 3 asi 1122 Be Maclean “lew Mary, to wagon.... wee 2 8 3 Sadr. Mile, 245 NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES, Provivence, R. L, Oct, 22, 1875. To-day was the last of the full meeting at Narragan- sett Park. In the race for the 2:40 class there were nine starters and was won by Farmer Boy, Rosa B. se: gona and Billy Stevens third, Time, 2:404,—2:40— f—3:38 44. ‘The second race was for teams, in which there were | three entries, and was won by’ William H. Allen and Colonel in three straight heats, Molly Rusgell and Lady Baltic second and Ernestine and William RB. Proctor third, Time, 2:47-2:47) —2:56, THE STALLION VIRGINIUS. DEAD. | Puovipency, R. I., Oct, 22, 1875. 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Searpati, Gloucester, E— Steamer George I Stout, Ford, ‘% Figli (Ital), % ystoin (Nor), Eriehsen, Cork for orders— Balecito (ital), Bursone, Cork for orders—Bioedvich "ie oe 8 (Aus), Tomanich, Cork for orders—Sloco- vich & Bark Beatrice (Br), Bowley, Cork or Falmouth for orders— CW Berta: Bark An; , Chiesa, Cork or Falmouth for orders—' Bark Alien Miller & Houghton, mn, Bre J Walliams (Be), Williams, Bristol, B—J F Whitney nt Fortana (Port), Mesquita, Oporto—Hagemeyer & ‘gifs Nellio Ware, Ashbury, Philadelphia—Vernon HT ngston, Ja—A EH Solomon a sete Fannie Pike, Robbins, Kingston, Ja—A II Solomon & ene Annie B (Br), Seeord, St Jobn, NB—Heney & Par- or Calain—Jed Frye & Co, kson de Soi w Haven vin Bridyoport—lack- Behe Mary F Pike, Goo Behr Pavillion, Leach, Ha ‘br u rhans, Ail nV snck, Miller, 3 He Burton, Burley, Stamtord—Stamtord Manufae- ances Anue, Carpenter, Norwalk, Ct—Rackett & ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THR WERALD STRAM YACHTS AND MERALD WHITRSTONR TRLRGRAPH LINK 48 trotied on the 21st, Hl | the Oi i | ing eapectt Steamer Abyssinia (Ir) Liverpool Oet 9 and Ques n 10th, with lyn. Mad strom w fine weathor Bteamer Holland (Ie) .Bampson, Jeondlom Oot 7, with mdse | ‘and passengers to FW J" Hurst. Vy, pagsed steamer Fra wl | . | Steamer Cleopatra. Bulkley, Savannah Oct 19, with mdse | to Murray, Ferris & Co | Charleston Oct 20, with mdse | it | a lay, Nortolk, with mdse to the ion Steamsiy Co. Nicol, Southampton ydney, OB, 34 days in balinat wes * Whitney & Go. le ored wt Sandy Hook for orders. Brig Carlo Gloucester 69 days, with salt to Slocovien & Co. uptill, Havana 14 days, with suger to Brig Thos Owen, Younws. Smith & Uo; vessel to Marcus Muuter & Ga cy She a ii Mit, 4 pon 1h vere SE gule, in wh ge Ae a He rine sehr) Moon ri Sehr Ha bebr 5d eres Fowles Ors ae Men Yanna Hotes on vir ireitte te i New Hoven, Sehr WB Thom: Sch 8 W Beanell’ dense Geanstoeer GS ker Mow Be. M Allen, Conklin, Baltimore, ‘Look, Baltimore, gion, Parker, Baltimore. Is bound to PASSED THROUGH HELL GATR BOUND SOUTH, ve Po sedi of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for Now er Electra, Young. Providence for Now York. sea ny L bin berg Nantocket for New York, Sehi 2 r, Rew od, ‘tland for New York. an ‘Bitvies Provideucetor New York. Schr SL Thompaog, Hull: Providence tor New York, BOUND EAST. {Sel Mazaie Mastors (ii), Mastors, New York for Grey- wth, +2 1, Adams, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Boston, Sehr ulin Bak ir, New York for Boston, Sehr Eureka, D Dw "York for Augusta, Sehr Lizzie Cochrane, Hopkins, New York for Ban, Sehr Henrietta, Beebe, Port yepnnce for New Lon ia fur Boston, rowley, Hoboken for Boston, Schr B 'Beabury, Fort Johmsou for Boston. Bark E Southergroen (of Advocate, N38), from ——. SAILED, Ship Old Dominion, for Philadelphia; barks Colnmbia, Barbados; Monte Tobor (ea), Dublin: August Lovitler (Nor), Bristol; Amaranth Falmouth: brigs | Mary Knowlton, Pork auPrinee: Wallet Smith, Bucnos Ayres) sehr White Wing, Fernandina, Wind at midnight W, light, Barometer at sunset, 30.02, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sip AvRoRA—Oapt Johuson, of the st ard, at New Orloans 22d inat trom Livery Sept 30. lat 36-40 N, Ton 31 W. fol in with the ba of thg iron ship Aurora (belore reported), nit found it had been abandoned. ar Rooal Stand. reports On murded the ‘rhe lower hold wa Sup, Rove Russell in E. ¥ Woop, Ianached from the yard of Deering 20th, went of the ways nice alter going a short distance grounded in the mud. She’ will probably float at the next tide, Suir Augent Garsanin (of Livervoel)., from Antwerp for Callao, was ned at sea in lar 50'S, lon 07 W. Crow not heard of, Tho At was built ut New York in 1849, wud registered 1026 tons. Baux Aumirnator (Br), from reported), got waterlog: was beached at the entrance to on the 13th, bee for Bolfust, (hefore ie sidad (before reported), put into nique, Sept 17. in distress, with I A survey was held, and sie was condemned the cargo was damuged, having turned black by reason of the vossel leaking Scun Emxtine (Br), from Boston to Port reported, abandoned’ on. the 10th and crew taken to Halifax gules from the south towast: ec hove to, soa in reusing with great viol Bo'clock on the morning of the 10th a treme boarded us. breaking all the beams from forward alt to the quarter deck und stuving boat; also earrying away avery thing that was movable on dee, In about three minutes the vessel lulled and capsized, All hands clung to her side, a Prince, be ‘The masts broke off by the deck and — sho then gradually righted. ‘The deck shortly broken up, and as fast as the Inmber © wor! out of the hold she settled in the water. At noon the qu tor deck was level with the water. We made arntt of bow and spars, placing them on the top of the afterhouse, and weary and hungry, we sat down to await our fate, but great was our Joy when shortly brig Comrade (of Halifax) hove in sight and bore down upon us, and in a tremendous sea low- cred their boat, placing their lives in danger to save us. ‘Tho namos of the men who behaved go heroicall Rockwell (second mate), William Sits aud are David john Brunet (wou To them we ‘owe w lusting debt of uratitu: Can i of brig. hey ite tredted us in the most kindly manner, doing wll v power to render us as com- We remained ou, board his vewel two usferred to brig Ellie B Butler (also of Halifax, N we received a most cordial reception from her excellent captain, who seemed at a loss to know in what manner he could render us the most assistance. Souk Tamvico, from Axua for Boston, which port 21st with loss of rail Oct 13, in lat 90, lon 77 us to require the pumps to Scur J W Duisxo, Haskell, from Hoboke: fore reported damazed by collision off F put into New London (not New Haven), will repair there. Scue J B Mansnane roouth, Me, put into Vi on the I lat 83. secant foreboom 76 O4, in. split jib, Scun Josnoa Guixpte (of Ellsworth), Freothy, which ar- rived at Port au Prince Sept 22, 17 days from New York, was firuek by lightning during. the’ passage, doln , tome itttle damage to hull and spars.” Captain and crew Scnr Warcurct, of Providence, from Peat pee for Piymouth, with » cargo of coal, was in. collision with. the sehr Lucy J Keeler, on Nantucket Shoals on the night of the 20th inst, and lost her Jibboom, bowsprit, all her her fond adgear, forexuils and jib, and Teceived other damagos, She wai towod to Vineyard Haven 22d by the steamer Geo Appold. Scun Cus Urtox, Bolatty, returned to Ellsworth 16th nat, reports while working down the bay got, ashore on Pericot itock end filled. “Will be obliged to" take uff deck: Joad to repair. fortuble as possible, days, when we were (of Boston), from pie for Yar- neeivs 6 ‘the Lith ust, Ine 46:20; lon a (bag the NW, lost foresail aud mainsail and encountered a hurricane’ on the 14th ini some split and torn away, lost part of deckload, and sustained some slight damage above water, but did not spring aloak, as previously reported, Scun Misste Tam, of and from Bangor, with Inmber, ‘went ashore on Sleeper's Point, below Owl's Hoad barbor, night of Oct 20 Efforts will he made to get her olf. Batu, Me, Oct 20-—Nothing has yet been heard from the crew of the sebr Lizzie Ives, before reported abandoned at sea, and of which Capt Saxton, of Islip, was master. Cuancestox, Oct 20—Bark M Wood (Br) still remains at Atlantic North’ whart, bat it is expected that » powerful steam pump will soon be placed on board, when the seams will be so fur closed by the mud of the dock as to render the mping the water out of the hold s much easier task than floretofore. “Sho will probably be pluced Inthe dry dock on | the railway. Havana, Oct 20—Brig Robert McK Spearing BO 8: pirted yesterday os beached toaave her cargo is isebiary- City of ee Was Kuy Wusr, Oct 15—The, salvare ense of steame Waco was heard onthe 19th. and on the 15th a de given for $15,000 salvage. expenses were $1 Nonvoux, Oct 21—Tho wrecking schr 88 Lowis, Captain W Oh yesterday morning from the wrock r Delaware Hreakwator, Capt ‘argo lot of material, consisting of anchors, chains, rhkwing, te. New Loxpow, Oct 21—The leak in schr Hudson, fro boken for Boothbay, has decreased ab i arrival at the wharf, Onpt Post thinks the leak is near the water ling nd can be found without discharging cargo, Lavscuno—At Klleworth, et 18, from the yard of TM G ‘1 i tone bi ‘ ck, and, fastened, she is double-decked, has « large carry. and is of of superior model. Her whole cost roady fof sea will bo $31,000, ‘At Stockton, Oct 15, trom the yard of Crawford § Fletcher, bark Krenelburg, of 700 tons. She is owned by Now York Captain Augustus Patterson, of Stockton, who quyerior Vessel. tons, not yet named. NOTICE TO MARINERS. * Orvicx oF Liairmnorsx g Isarncron, Tarn Hermien, ¢ ‘om! NsviLtE, NY, Oct 22, 1875, Vessels entering Rockuw ¥ Inlet should steor N by BK from the onter of sea buoy to the bar buoy; thence N by E to inner buoy of the inlet. A © RHIND, Captain USN, Lighthouse Inspector, Third Disttiet. Wastrneros, DO, Oct 22—The Lighthouse Board gives notice that the’ Galveston lightvessel parted her. TOFS and went aground off Pelican Spit on the 16th of September ho is a very wide Buth, Me, Oct 20, oh or oft, Just. It is found that repairs will be required be! rosume her station, Due notice of her foectabiisnnent wil be given. SPOKEN, aby atone cin, Lewis, from Lobos for Europe, Sopt 11, at 13 Nolo hack Pessarvesig (Be), Bijnedt! from Gonos for Pensa- ool, Tes 10. i 2 14, 1p 83 80, jek, Ga, for Rio J ‘ ri Perry, from Brunsw' 0 ; Oct Ti, 1at 8 3) 8 Toa 65'We hy aaa NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Morchants, shipping agents and shipmastors aro informed that by telegraphing to the Hurato London Burona, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Floet stroet, London,” oF to tha aris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opern, Paris,” the arrivals at and dopartures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vossols trading with the United States, the samo will bo cabled to thls coun- try {roo of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from Freach and Modi- terrancan ports will find the Paris office the more economical And expeditious for telographing nows, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerr, Oct 21—Arrived, ship Mataura (Br), Homor, Philadelph Sailed 1st, barks Aledo (Swo), Savannah ; Tostal do; brig Rebecea J Paizo, Hill, Havana, Bewvast, Oct 22—Arrived, bark Wellamo (Aus), Back- man, Philadelpnin, Buxae, Oot 21—Sailed, bark Toxas (Ger), Steffens, New York. Harcriowa, Oct 14—Arrived, barks Tres Auroras (Sp), Cabas, New York; Catalina (Sp), Pérrarl, do; belies Blisoa (ip), Sensat, do; Flora (Sp), Lucas, Wilmington, NC. Cromstapt—Sailed, bark ional Kagle, Sears, United Staton, Canis, Oot 14 (not 20)—Arrived, brig Sportsman, Bianeh- ard, New York, Deas, Oct 22—Arrived, ship LB Gilebrist, Watts, Phila- dolphia for Havre; barks Diana (Nor), Roth, New York for —— ; Giisinnd (Br), Camp, Montrowl fur Lyon (Br), Cowell, Queboo for London; Parana (Nor), Lar: won, do for do ming wreck | Ath full Mo < Scnr E E Racker, at New London Oct 20 from Hatisenes cester. aN | | | ; Sunlight Dusiim, Dec 21—Arrived, brigs John Good (Br), Thomp- son, 8t John, NB; Joshua King (Br), Howland, New York, Paumourt, Oct 23—Arrived, bark Nereid, Niekerson, Al- yab, Guascow, Oct 21—Sailed, brig Christina (Br), Thompson, United stares. Giswavtar, Oct 21—Sailed, steamer Italia (Br), Craig (from Messina, &c), New York. Havne, Oct 21—Sailed, bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Larsen, Savannah. Sailed 20th, ship Tabor, Taylor, United States, Uxtvorr, Oct 21—Sailed, bark Jol Marie (Ger), Gus- tavus, New Orleans, Pye Kona, Oct 19—Arrived, ship New Era, Sawyer, Car- Lonvox, Oct 22—Arrived, ships Trenton (Br), Falster, ; Hannah Parr (Nor), Bolistad, do, Clowred 21st, ship Hudson, Pratt, New York; barks Del- Phin (ius), Lovelins, United States; Horcules (Nor), Niel- sen, North America, Papo ship Otago, Thorndike, Drammea. KWOASTLE, 22—Arrived, brig Wesley & Seymour (Br), Knowlton, New York, m Ovonto—Sailed, brig Paquete de Nova York (Port), Cunha, United States. QuxxxstowN, Oct 22—Arrived, bark H ior), Evensen, Philadelphia, siesichoaes Also arrived 22d, 5 PM, steamer Idaho (Br), Beddoo, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded), Sailod 22d, 10:30 AM, steniner Adrintic (Br), Perry (from Livorpool), Now York. Aino sailed 22d, steamer City of Berlin (Br), Kennody (from Liverpool), New York, Rortenpam, Oct 21—Arrived, ship Loreto (Sp), Tengo, Baltimore, Sailed 20h, bark Advocate (Br), Spicer, Philadelphia, ic ‘Texet, Oct 20—Sailed, burk Emilio Barabiuo (Ital), New york. Saited from Bonito, tor Unitod Statos, Lavrnvoon, Oct 21—Brig Merriwa, Downs, from Greenock for Cardenas, which put into Belfast Oct 20 leaky, is re- ported to have been ashore. Lonpon, Oct 22—Bark G M Tucker, Pinkham, from Cron- stadt for New York, before reported put into Elsinore in distress, was repairing damages on tha 22d, Advices from the Howland Islands to the 8th of October state that the ship Niagara (Br), Capt Pickard, from Lon- don July 23 for San Francisco, had arrived in # leaky eon- dition. FOREIGN PORTS. Batavia, Ang 23—In port barks Jas G_ Pendleton, Git, not the Seas (Br), Haveron, do B "tyem ‘Landon; axeived Stet: neg: Belly n Rio Janeiro, arrived 25th, for Boston, Balled Aug 26, barks Batavia, Sawyer, Rnglish Channel for orders; Svanion Gwe), Sehultx, New York Romnay, Sept 17—In port bark Milo, ‘Rricht, for Maul- mein, Bukxos AvRKs, Sept 15—In port bra (ir), Charl- ton, for Antwerp Essex (ir), Smith, for Europe, Bamsa, Oct G—Arrived proviously, bark Wayfarer (Br, Thurber, Cardi, CoLomno, Aug 30—Cleared, bark Lelia Alico (Br), for New York. CaLcurra, Oct 18—Sailed, ship Queen ot the East (81), Durham, New York, ured Sept 14, ship John O'Gaunt (Br), uyall, Now ooker, and Raith War- Frost, for Boston ; Ke, Tn port Sept 14, ships Conqneror, ren (Br), Clurk, for New York; Hoop! lo, Waite, ine; Landseer, Knowles, do. voting down Sept 14, ship Jorawar (Br), Brand, for w Yori gor Sopt A, ahips Woodburn, (i), TTart- jongarry (Br), Millard, d ‘Purkis- Lith, Roslin Castle ‘B ig Abando qi . uoen, frau Poariinston, Oct 2i—Suiled, brig G ee rond (Br, ‘orl esi Det 7—Arrived, bark Wm Croseup (Br), ; 13th, sehr SB Hume, Diggins, Cardiff (both ae ‘Vien, bark Memlo (Br), Foster, Liverpool. Four px Franck, Sept 17—Put in, brig Minne Traub, from St Marys, Gu, for Port Spain (see Miscellany), piiavasa, Ost al—Arsived, brig Edith, Johnann, Philadel New York, chr River 4 ee Bay Msaited 21st, steamer Columbus, Reed, 1uvax, Get 21—Arrived, brigs Elsie (Br), Lovegrove, Porto Miso? Woodcosk (Br), Byers, Inagua:’ bolt “Ancons (Br), Wass jew York. on Krvasvont, NS, Oct 21—Satled, bark Georgia (new, Br), McBride, Sandy Hook for orders, Livenroot, Oct 16—Suiled, steamer Lake Megantic (Br), Battersby, Yiebec and Montreal, Mavis, Sept 14—In port bark Hester A Blanchard, Har. dy, for Havre, A peebta t 10—Arrived, brig Katie (Dan), Robin- nilod 22d for Buliin). % schrs Waldemar, Parker, New York, Silver Star, Bwitun do; J E Ridgeway, Townsend, do; A G Shortland, Down; Pour a0 Phince, Sept 22—Arrived, schr Joshua Grindlo, Froethy, Now York (sve Miscellany). Sailud 15th, bark Heunton, Emerson (from Boston), Buo- now Ayres. Faxurno, Oct 2—Sailod, steamer Pascal (Br), for New Orle In port Sept 2, bark Hancock, King, for Now York. SiNGaronn, Sept 4—In port ship Fleet Philadeiphii Gibson, fo. for New York, ld; arrived Aug 30° (ot 20th) ¢ ed, for mn; Kate Curni (Br), Wilbur, Sazos, Seat 26_tn port bark Mette (Dan), for New York. Kony Thst fart, Oct | So dag 9 brige a Tropa t Bird, Korit, ter York: ng Sa, Grifting, Barbados i, Dashaway (Bt), Plam, New York via pe Suiled Oct 2, schr Mary D Le iow Longer 9th, a7 Ruby, Neal, do; Martin naise (| rain, No re, do. ‘oxy, Uli, Oct 21—Arrived, brig Bonita (ir),’ Pernam- iStilod 21st, brig Pathfinder (Be), Cousing, Now York. Br Jous, NB, Sept 21—Salled, schr Aldytha (Br), Havan rk NC Clements (Br), erpeepng wa. “Gigared dist, bark Maggie O'Piriew (ir, how), Penarth. fPer Sreawen Apyssixra. ARENDAD, sent 21—Sailed, Missiasippl, Hoin, Ane 4 Axrwene, Oct 6—Sailed, Kate Hari North Wind, Peregrine, Po ney, CB; Carl, Bockelmann, Wilmington; Puritan, Doane, Engl soars Burstor—In Kingroad Gets. Ceres, fovenete New York for Gloucester; Sacramento, Fraser, do for do; bongs | Forbes, trom New York ; Granville Belle, Purdy, fr Bt Join, "Ni; Vega, Albrothsen, from Montreal’ for Giou: Brtvast, Oct 7—Arrived, Bertha, Guam, New York. gaitt the Lough Oth, Aster,'Kaudsed, from'New York for Bel- fast. Buxaernaver, Oct S—Sailed, Koin (s), Ringk, Savannah (and passed Dover Gth); 6h, Nurnberg \), Jucger, Balti- more. Bokeavx—Sailod from Pauillnc Oct 6, Minerva, Olson, New Orleans. fstciton4, Sept 30-—Arrived, Altagracia, Domenech, Now rlewus, Bomuay, Sept 17—Arrived, Victor, Pond, Zanaibar, iv, Oct 7—Sniled, Auroola, Turner, Ikiv Janeiro, lewred 7th, J ¥ Merry, Bradley. St x COTANTINORLR, Bepe 28—Cleured, Durlon (s), Sh jew Yor Cancurta, Sept 10—Cleared, Martin Seott, for New York. Dat, Oct 7—Ulf, Busy Boo, Smith, from Bhields for New Pessod 64h, Minnesota, Arey, from Hamburg tor Balti- more, i , Ost TPassed, Wooloomoolve, May, London for y, Oi 7th, Hilda, Wuilf, from New Ley pd Gothenbut Guxkndox, Oot B—Arrived, x saow, Uet 6—Suiled, Columb! ‘Vet S—Sailed, Blanca ranch se ‘Cloared Sth, Jacob M Haskell Crowell, Leghorn Hvis, Oct 7—Kailed, Ansgar, dolphia, ” Hamsuns, Det --Arrivet, Pomiereata to Bohwensen, New York; 6th, Mary Durkes, Williamson, Philadelphia, Hayke, Oet 7—Cieared, Cora Linn, Siven, Pensucol Sailed bth, Vesper, Hardy, Cardilf; 7th, ‘Minnie G Holt, Baitimore. LivenPoot, Oct 7—Arrived, Henrietta, from Three Rivers; Stl, Home, Otis, Portland; ‘Wisconsin '(s), Freeman, New ‘ieared 2d, Storfurst Constantine, Grape, Pases Hayes, St John, rhswortl yal rk: Agathe (I Sti, Puctoitn, foley Anderson, Pensacola a fizoclionsen, ‘sibvers, Sorensen, Galveston; Obal ® eco: melt, Siuith Sydney, OB. Sulled Sth, Assy, Weller, Dann, Baltimarss Aderaey el B Williams, H ‘alt! lot ky Frost, Kie: @ (), Albuzuri, Hav ren uh Hignett, or, ‘Tinto, bisean? Loxnox, Oct 7—Cleured, Olga, Corieh, New York; Exile, Pearce, Lewes, Del (and tile: ma yeh); Sth, Oystarved Linas, Brooks, 8; CW; tah, ML Roreth, Mar: ew York; Prvi Dubroy: yet, Pondo, do. Prince Edward rtus, Kroger, Woimington, Mol bk: Gey’ H Waren, Timoisy, Nenpen, rok ‘ydney, CB; ‘New York. Juno, Linds, Wilminitont NG; Fridie, ee ? fork} Salted. from Gravesend 7th atte Met ‘MeDonald, Hogan, ‘Lerrn, Oct 8—Arrived, Sjormanden, Jansen, New Yor! Lanse, Oct 9—Arrived, Lidgolf, Gundersen, New Kaleva, Wicklund, Baltimore. Mitvoup, Oct rived, Republic, Phillip, Dublin for Savannah, Newrort, Oct Medi ies Graham, a. Er Rive: a se Leighton, ‘woe iniyue; A Houghto Vurwourn, Oct. 7Salled, Maud, MeDonald, Pensagols; Chiarina, Garguilo, Now York; Sédmi Dubrovacki, Talia- rini, « ee Gamma (s), Lockhart, London for Quebec jo AAAHTIL, Oct G-Sailed, 8D Carloton, Froeman, Singa- ‘awe York; Polturno, sayarcve, do. stk, Oct 8—Cloared, Zutaika, Walsh, Gilndaloupe. Pintav, Vet 4—Sailed, Horace Beals, Fickett, Soaerhamn. Quexxstows, Oct B—Arrived, Harriet Upham, Patnam, Jamaicn; Delma C Cann, Annapolis, NS. it Bailed th, Somerville, ‘Baker, Londo one, stn. Kong Cari, Beck, Pornjot, Svendyen, Dublin ‘Sourilawprox, Oct 7—Arrived, Providence, Coaltleet, Phil- adelphia, Swanska, Oct 6-Sailed, Tearn Sittetns, Oct 8—Arrived, Under Skurskon, Sept YO—Arrived, mundo. ‘ape Breton, or, Robinson, Quebec, Ractiol, Norton, Swine- x, Oct G—Arrived, Aker, Orum, Philadelphia, Batiod Sth, Lijo Houghton, Rose, and’ JB Brown, Foster, 5—Salled, Darien ; ay Sinton, Bendrat, New Semaria, Svenses Savaunab ; York * joodell, Crockett, Soura- a, Nina, Nilo tor Lon- ork, . Now wed Sept 19, Kendrick Fish, Wat ‘trots Manila for New York. Warrnronn, Oct 7—Arrived, Sloboda, Perissa, New York; Oth, Neptune, Olsen, Montreal, Mityonn, Oct 7—The Repubiie, Puillips, tom Dublin, for Savannah (batiast), has put in, owing to stress of weather, ‘and having lost lower sadn iopbail yurd, AMERICAN PORTS, KANDEL A, Oct 21—Arrived, sehr Lula Ammerman, for Washington ehrs Mary Georgetown: Henry Withington, | BE tart. DF Btoolman, Clas Mortoed, and Hunddell «fram Georgetown), 1 A Hunt, George town. Wu Lawrence, Balti: G8 Marty Maria 9, daitlen Bit M ‘uth, " it raat ui eae Muduar: siaphon ary Murvball, Adviris, Dube; ; Emma L Porter, mei Gondy; John Rase, Allen; EH Marler, Fisher itudelphlag Abel W Parkes ean, Wachawkon: James Tiuds it ne —Sehrs ¢) y : wa i rventan, Goctetene, DO, Baws L Sailed. a helloid Appola, ship Gold Hunter, bark: Neptune un Surte Champion, i— Arrives ee Somerset, Matthews, Savannah; brigs nor ES Johns. 3 Mary © Rogevelt, Cail, Goareatows, Riesstea, Torrey, Hoboken} schema irshall, Aloxandeta: 1 8 Gostinn Ayres, iad Edith L Steere, Hutchin: Lal Jam, Ludlam ; us TO Gerson; Elisa B Kmory. Wicks: AP wank: Bartle, Smith; B. Sinuickson, aw aati, Kuton Philadelphia; Anna 8 Conant, yen Also arrived, steamer A: iden, Peadetpht brig Fad y ie a es kei dae Baltimore: Kate M. Hit a 8, r HL Slight, Willetts: Be EB Wheaton Union Plas, be; donatase. May, Noah tad ne. itahare, Baker : fain Ad Sanaa Noe Ailes Wet ay aamers Atins Hosonson, Liverpool: Wut . Baltimore; ark Amizade (Port) Mells, Mevors ands org ‘aterline, Kelly, do. BALTL “Cleared” bark. Zovonimir (Aust) Dlelovacieh; Tralee (not ya belore voported) ; sehr LD Rath bun, Crowell, Gardiner, 2iil—Arrived, steamers Calvert, Foley, Charleston: George Id, Loveland, Boston; Black: tone, Hal lott, Providence; PAV iran Ponte, New York schry A'Moaton, Itogers, Punt Heer, teen Tine tiallides Nostons, MeCtollan, ba oar es ohn lopkins, allett, March, Providence; JW Garrett, Tik, and Maite Btevens: hance, Ni bark: Usko (lus) ‘ost, Cork ‘4 Bir), Johnst i yuta Ht fie Grane hte, te Ya Ny W kcekwond. itardserabble, Charleston? Belle Brown, Knowlton, and Charles, Vaago, Grace, Now York; A Denike, Jones, do: C! vitt, Lombard, do; ih Wilson, Salon? Clare Simpson, Falpeys ed, Vicks Windet, for Dublin; mete Oct 20—Arrived, schr Watchman, Pendleton, Now Yi ared—Bark nie Allen, 80) rig Abbie: Thasters Arata, Me Onsist este fia Ft Zovonimir (Anst), r, Liverpool : fatiio A Frankl THAN 21—In port, brig Ann Eliza, Burgos, for Pall itiver and New York, toad ie West nao BATH, Oct 21—Suiled, burk Andes, Standish, Koy West. sprit Pet tb-Sullod. scliry Curtis Ackerly, Nor- ton, Orient, LT; Ella, Dix, lontivern port. on Lillie Sonllard (Br), Goudy, Dublin vie mebeos bark Care Mine, Liverpool. Pp EuLaW ORT: Oct 15—Oleared, achr George B Feriuson, ork. wh aa MVER, Oct 20—Arriyed, schr Surprise, Seaman, oboken. D1st—Arrived, schr Minnie, Hudson, G De. a ALVIRSTON. Oe et 2a vod sttanar Cy ot Houston, 21—In h fee ‘Arenal (ordered to shatimingorh DATE Stanley, KEY WEST, Out. 21—A\ Moared, ship Gearea'ts Hurlbat, Masson, re Witch Belize. d, sche John H Krans, rrived, steamers Royal Standard (Br), Joh Oberon (Br), Hanniy, do; ships Arcturus, ti iver tello, Hw ry KE; Crescent City, Delano, Hayre; Seutia, Dram. jonmeca: Taeets Bath; schr Excelsior, Cloired—Steamer Chiltan’ ( Wenkita (Nor), Syche, Ge Soutnwest Pass, Oct 21—Arriv eabodyy Gare, :saverpoot (und was ordered to Galveston to load for TKR it tho Pansos 224 shins, Virginia, Barker, Liver eal Forest le, Hosmer Hare eae omArrived, #0 new Yorks Willie Lnce, Spear eB Che Cieliaiad maclaaal Clow irs Hector ing Trinidad; Tanto Cobb, Cobb, Barbados; Wi F Ryrn, Torbet, St Johns, PR. Salloaste fannie Beraanttry (Ger), Barre (rom New Or ans) al, 21st—Cleured, bark Antelope, Simpson, Barbados. BW 9h a ‘Oct 20—Arrived, schr Electra, Norbury, Richmond, SEA eae Lele fe onde hin. Sehra Win © jawelphin; Veran and Thos I Sinith, New York. e eas, NEWPORT, Oct 21—Arrived, sehrs Tiarvest, Corwin, New, York for Bristol and Providence, after discharging part of cargo; Henry Gib Coffin, New een tor New York; Neilic Eaton, Townsend, Bristol for do; sloop Clio, Tisdalo, Teanton for do. Hoturaed—Nchr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, for Haver- rrived, schrs Alton T Miner, Onkes, Now York (at Port Adams); Josiah Whitehouse, Farnum, "Bath for Battl- s Borden, Churbuck, Will Iiver for Piladelphin idan, Lihsley, Pawtucket for Now York; Carrie Jones, Trueworthy, Narragansett Pier for do, NORWICH, Oct ls Arry |, sclirs Buckeye, North River; Maria Flothing, Port Johnson; Success, ¥ Ourl, Georgatows : Fauny Fern, Amboy. Sullede sel it Wilson ek, NEW LONDON, Oct 21—Arrived, schrs J W Drisco, Hobo+ ken for Lynn, in intr Hattio Butler, American Ea- le, Haverstraw ; a Webster, Ho- 8 ls * 2. ES Hail, Oct 21—Arrived, schrs.J Ballon, South Am- rsh, and Smith O'Brien, do; Rodney Par- none Gay GAMBLE, Oct 14—Sailod, ship King Philip, Keller, PASCAGOULA, Oct 21—Arrivod, back F L Gonovar, Bime mons, Matansas MENSA ACOL A. Oct 22—Arrived, sehr Gen Connor, Shuto, Santia abi, VHTEADEPITA, Oct 22—Arrived, steamers, Saxon, Snow, Boston; Vindicator, Rogers, Providence ; A © Suimers, Warren, New York; sehr Warren Sawyer, Orie, Bost Also arrived, briigs Prote nig, Pare, Portlan elite Antytm, Wishand, Havana; schrs M A MeGaban, Cull, Newborn} Thoms Ciyde, Fistor, Hoston i Naney M Itose, Smith, Provir dence ; Fanny Hanmer, Brooks, Nuntucke' i—Steamers Aun Elina, Ki Cleared: Fannie B Tucker, Tucker, Porti New York; braham (Dut . Vosser, Rottordam; Frontier, Blaixdel, Portland; Walte Howes: Pierce. Bangor; schrs Wild Pigeon, Conag Somer set; Wm Collyer, Taylor, Hingham; Jennie Mildleton, Whittaker, Boston eatiioas joa itetenake, Has Beatie, (and Cothpr, New York d sailed) ; sehre ‘The Star Lynch, Bt donne NB? Tuowne 6 Clyde, Fishey Boston; Susan’ B Ray. Endicott, do; Alex Harding, MeBridd do a3 Moore, Franklin, do: J W Wilson, Tota ‘aistae H W ‘Godfrey, Hurker, pAt~ he ‘M Sample, Liftie ieichmond Vas vie Wha Newcastis, Del, Oct 22, A for do; Martha N’ ifan, io Middleton, for Boston, passed down. |—Passed up, steamer Vindieator, and ad sehr Richard down, steamer Reading, brig 0 Y Merrick,, ow Hattie Giles , and David W streaker. Laws, Der Y oct 22, PM—Stoumer Kenilworth, for Liver- fase Out at 14.20 PM. Wrecking steamer tal ie Norfolk rived “i~Plahing sche J K Mundel (of Now London), from new ight u bark and two schooners comin, PORTLAND Oct 23—Arrived, eches Winule. Lowry, New ng E & Emerson, Baltimore; George D Loud, Philadel- ia Cleared—Schr David Torrey, South Amboy. PRov IDENCE, Oct 21— rived, sehrs E Park hurst, Hooper, Georgetown, DO; Win Wilor, Ward, do; Sun- beam, Riley, ‘trenton: Ripple, Morgan. do; Hage, ‘Robinsen, itobin, Warren, Port Johnson: Challenge, Marsha PAP ein, aren, Fost e eriask tase Beacets a aul ed fax: Horton, do; Quek eee, do for Pawtucketi ‘dunah E Brown, Sackett, Haverstraw: Jobn Brooks, Fox, DW V. Vaugha, Driscoll Honoree Gillen, Y demain Uli Wonton, do Onward, Wheeler, from New, York: ‘ia » Kelley, do; BH Warford, Sprague, Hoboken fo wieder ora ie id Prey, Bo th Ambo: avi ey, South Am S Levering, Cormn, n. Philadelphia; Pedro rt amen Sichslas: Steithot stelthot Woy Kate ‘Scranton, falmer, New York; Loduskla, Means, do er t= bere mer Ye Kennedy, Foster, Bultimoro, a a. t Oct 21—Arrived, sehr Quickstep, Hutchin- 4 E_ Safford, Ketchum, Philadelphia; ark, Griftine do; et gm Yor 20—Sni i . vin Chic 8 D Seull, Frambeos, Boston, ork SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 14—Cleured, ‘brig Mesos Taylor, Dederer, Ac! opel Baile roe, (Br), Harwood, Liverpaol: Twa Brothers, orth American, Saith, Cork; Washing ton Libb; Pie 4 Buri, Pendersrace, Philadelphia, Biako, Liverpool; Loch m i Graee, aM Bortont Winatsad (Ur) White Ty andy iook Robertson, Dublin via anneman, Sharp, Philadelphia, ay Cleared—sebr ET Cottingham, Smith, Jacksonville. Suiled from ‘lybee 22d, brig F'H Odidrue (Br), Renault, THWEST HARBOR, Me, Oct, 15—Arrived, sehr Hane nah Jones, snes, We indsor, “Ns, ‘for New York; isth, Mary 0 Banboru, Noble, jew York for Onluis, 9—Arrived, schrs RK Vaughan, Sm! Ww nd Mary D Huskell, Saunders, Piao a do for Portland; Forest Belle, ; Ell Brown, Brown; EH Atw i Mary Stewart % “Tol! brook, Port Jonnae Gray, and Jona, Coal Volser, Poughkeepsie, farragansett, Shaw, and § 8 Hi h— Arrived, sobre Na fudson, Vaughan, Philadelphia; u ees, pose and Porto Kico, ntworih, Perth Auboy for Manor; Iretig k Memrvay, r ort Founecns Geo, 8 Prescot ‘Geouiie ae {A Burlin, ame, Burlingame, Bisaber jared Flora. ir, Nutter, Hoboken for Belfast Lo- a per Site, gory Chau Con B * -~dhyg Fe Tefon Weehawken tor Bangor; Chas Uoracry, Creamer, Now Yor for dg? a foward, Home Porn for Bulldalyhia. sil ry ges aud Wm Flint, Pondieto wnd the ar” rivals of the 10th and 20th, bo STONINGTON, Oct 20—Arrived, ee eens Sur “aud Foam, Hom rovidencet Sead, ‘Allon, do for do; Spray, Martin. Vand Twilight, War wick, d ‘all River (and all sailed 21st). et 21—Arrived, ‘sehry Elizavoth Do i Alonandela for Noscont HG iewtar’ Mabel ft, trons, gitanel, Kou. gone, Wee. Ko Low, New York torte Hero,’ do for Salem; Edward Barton (Br), New York for Bt Jolin, Nib; GM Wentworth, Manhattanville fr Boston; Nellie el, Elizabethport for 8 do for 4 Harry Perey, Porth fag for Angest Denist Webster, Hoboken for Gardiner; Ruth Thomas. do for augur; Aris Gur Philadelphia for Portsmouth; Hope dsr), Now Havon for Waluon, NS; U0 J Hoffman,’ New Bedford for Nantucket; I Boston for Hovoken Timothy Fi for New York; Ella Pressey and Laura A Webb, Roc for do; Sinbad, Thomaston for do; Lunet, Bangor ior Cuaslow ton; Aun J Laughton, Wiseassett for ‘Philadelphia; Potties Hallowell fo Atbaw 0n mouth, Me (wee juny Xailed—Sehrs Quyurd, « ‘tnd Nicanor. WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 22—Arrived, steamer Regulator, Jones, Now York} fobs Sunny South, do} dw Bolles Waly: red~-Sehr Martha Maria, Port an Prin “ae Shou, Ost Yo—arrived, sehr Hulea, Searlo, Te ARRBN, Oct 21—Sailed, sehr Florence Nowell, Fennt ee B Marshall, D sat, FARE, Oet 24 OKIE S “SPAR COMPOSITION,-THE TRADB od with the genuine only by Nan 4 5Tk j the Burling slip, New York, Send for circu, Oper Vins, “SWSOLUTE DIVORGKS OBTAINED FROM DIP forent States for numerous causes; legal everywhere; io pabitelty required no cli aa ee divorce. yeangod vivo feae. Attorney, 14 Broadway. wsOLUTE pIvoRons DUTALNED PROM DIFFER. nos pate {ty legal No. 0 Highih seroot, tetas Aatistagtory. yer, Notary Public, Commissione: Cooper Lnstiture. ANT MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES & A alty, TIRNRY A. DANIELS, M.D, i Lexing! n ron Neo ty-ninth street, vars frow 8 MIOMAS RB. AGNEW, THR GREAT NEW Grover i mage . ‘tow, Cotfee and Flour Dealer, Al everybody vise should call and gos bargains,