The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1875, Page 10

10 ‘NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. - EVANGELISM. {SHIPPING NEW, OCEAN STEAMERS, Services at the Tabernacle ! DATRS OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR Tue MONTHS and Rink. CLASSES OF CHRISTIANS. | Only Those Who Hunger Ex- tremely Are Fed. | USING THE TEST BALAN CE. | Fully 4,000 people were present at the meeting held at Taimage’s tabernacle yesterday morning. During the entire service people stood in all the aisles and arcund the sides of the church, The meeting was opened by the singing of the 125th hymn, beginning:— | 4 | Ww I waited for the Lord, my Ged, And patiently did bear; At length to me He did incline My voice and ery to hear, After the hymn Mr. Moody requested the congrega- | tion to join in silent prayer tn response to the follow- fng requests which had been banded in:—“A widow Tequests prayer for her two sons that they | may be converted,” “A mother requests prayer for her two sons and daughters; al for a sick son, that he may be restored”? “A sister requests prayer for a brother who is drinking hard, that he may see the evil of his ways)” “Prayer is requested in bebalf of a dear friend, who is gone so far in drenkenness that it is im- possible for him to resist the temptation.” After a few | moments of silent prayer for these requests a prayer was offered by E, W. Howley. Then the twenty-ninth hymn of the collection was sung. Mr. Moody, fullow- Ing, said: — “Phere are a great many gifts we don’t get by asking, Suppose a child comes to its mother and asks her to give him a piece of bread, and then goes off inmediately to bis play. The mother thinks the child is not very hungry, and goes on with her sewing. He comes Again and asks her, and goes on playing, and she stil Keeps on with her sewing. But, oy-and-by, he is real | hungry, and he throws down his toy and takes hold of | her and says, “Mother, come.” Now he has got to | seeking. He begun by asking. What we want 1s to ret beyond the rst class; let us get to seeking, and if it does not come find out the reasou, But here another verse needs to come in—“If I garner iniquity m my heart then you will not hear me, much less answer me.” ° PUT AWAY YOUR SIN and sce how quick God will answer your prayors. If | God has not answered your prayers and your hearts are not revived let us not rest till we find the reason, So let us have @ secking class, But what we want more than all is the knocking class. A great many people lock up their most precious things in safes at night, It may be that God keeps His best blessings under lock and key, and we must ask for them, What we want is prayer that shall bring the fear of God before the people. If the Holy Ghost comes and we seek and knock God will not disappoint us. There is the promise, The door seems made of granite, but knock and keep knocking and it shall be opened to you. A HEART-KNOCKING ADDRESS. Mr, Sankey then gave a short address, saying, “T | think I hear a sound of knocking this morning in my own heart. Its by that pierced hand my brother re- ferred to in his prayer. He is knocking all the night Jong. Open the door ere he passes by. He is knocking there now. Allow me to sing a little hyma:— Knocking, knocking, who is there? ‘Waiting, waiting, olf how fair. *Tis a pilgrim, strange and kingly, Never such Was seen before; | Ah! my soul, for such a wonder, | Wilt thou not undo the door. Mr. Moody again announced a few moments for silent wrayer, and begged those who had any requests for prayer to state them, Afver the silent prayer Mr. Moody asked all those who wished to be prayed for to rise. About half the tongregation rose and remained standing while Mr. Moody delivered ashort and impressive prayer. Dr. Fulton then prayed and Rev. Mr. Haines delivered ashort address and prayer. During this last prayer, thirty-five more who wished to be prayed for, rose, The meeting closed with the singing of the Doxology, LAST EVENING AT THE RINK. ‘The crowd at the Rink last evening was larger than on the previous evening, 300 or 400 of an “overflow” entered Simpson Methodist Episcopal church, where they were adaressed by Rev. Dr. Loomis, M.. Sankey slipped away from the Rink when Mr. Moody began his discourse and sang afew hymns for the Simpson church gathering. The services began and closed early at the Rink, without any prayer meeting following, The Twenty-third regiment was in its armory, and very patiently awaited the close of the sermon, when tify began to tramp around, and, before the congregation had dispersed, the drums were beating and the bugles blowing. ‘This was the reason for the brief service. And yet this did not affect the young men’s prayer meeting in the Reformed church opposite. As on Monday night, short experiences were given by Christians, prayers offered, hymns sung and young men were invited to rise for prayers. A few clergy- ten and others were present last night, and by prayer and conversation with individuals greatly aided Mr. Moody. The opening hymn was the Eighty-eighth, “Guide me, Oh, Thou great Jehovah,” sung to the tune of “Lord, I Hear of Showers of Blessing,” after which MR, MOODY OFFERED PRAYER. request Bir. Sankey then sung alone © to tell the story,” after which the former revivalist read the fifth chapter of Daniel, | which tells of that remarkable feast of Belshazzar. Mr. Moody repeated and emphasized 4 clause of the 22d verse, Which accuses Belshazzar of defying the God of heaven, although he was well aware of all that God had done to his father, Nebuchadnezzer. Hymn | 36, ‘All to Christ f owe,” was then sung, after which Mr. Moody. began his address. He was wore rapid and | earnest ip his delivery and manner than on preceding | occasions, and every little while his hand and foot | came down heavily as he desired to emphasize the | word **Tekel,”’ which constituted his text ‘hou art weighed in the balance and art found wanting.” ME, MOODY'S VISCOURSK, He said:—Belsbaxzar's history is a very brief one, but there is enough im it for us. We know that he was put im the scales of the Almighty and was found | wanting [fhe had been told forty-e:gtt hours before | that he was to be weighed so soon he would have said, just as many a man in Brooklyn to-night is ready vo *ay—I am ready, | 1 think U hear some of you snying, I hope you are not ag to weigh me ip the seales with that Leathen mon. Ab, but you have more light than he had. had not been erected on Culvary at that time ‘Shere were nv gospel sermons [somaya when he lived, | And if he was iouna wanting, how much more heavy | should be your condemnation, who live in the blaze of | the Gospel light? 1 would like to weigh the people here to-night, and 1 thought I would bring a tew weight here with me and « scales. Now, if you should be | Weighed suddenly, as Belshazzar was, what would you | do? Let us turn back to THE TEN (COMMANDMENTS | and you get into one side of the scale and I will put ‘The | these weights one after anuther into the other side, und see how you will come off But you say the Ser- mon on the Mount has abolished abi these, Well, let us see, ‘Turn to Matt, v., 17-18 (Sr. Moody read), ‘Let Us just weigh ourselves by the law. A man says I am hotasianor. Very well, sir) step in. I will put a few us into the scales over against you and wiil see if ison, ‘Fou shalt have no other Have you no gods ix your business, ib your house, atnony your friends? You have, Step dul, you are ‘light weight [lf pat im aot, “Thou shalt not make to thyself any Graven image,” Ac. Perhaps you never made B graven image—certai:ly not | Kelwhiazzar's ods Of gold and braves and silver, Aud his fet ald Have told Wim better, In this way all the .diments were thrown inte e4 of persons the seule aud then i we put d weighed. Moody put himself in and he, too, was Nght weight. But Jesus stepped in with bin’ an | fewup, Ho has kept the law tall who take Wire with them will be of full weigat: but alt oth m4 When weighed in the seales of the Almighty, will be found wanting. MOODY AND SANKEY IN Corian. Aleace has been obtained from Commodore Vander- bit of the Hippodrome fur the use of Mesars. Moody and Sankey ao 4 revival temple. The leave is for three months, beginning ou the ist of January. | A RUNAWAY RAGMAD Detectives O'Connor and Field, of the District Attor- @ey's office, arrested at Stamford, Conn., yesterday a man named Peter MeCabill, who, onJuly 29, stole a O¥ OCTORSR AND NOVEMHKR, Doyrsinia Oct. 27. (Liverpool. ./4 Bowling Groen ¢ Oct. 28;|Hamburg..|61 Broadway | Pealand, ‘loet. 30! 50 Broadway Ville du Paris. Oct. 5d Broadway Celtic. |Oet. 19 Broadway Oct. 3 1S Broadway} Oet. 2 Bowling Green et, 69 Broadway 7 Howling Green pool. [4 Bowling Green ‘180 Broadway || a Broaaway G1 Broadway 1/19 Broaaway City ot 15 Broaaway Bolivia. .|7 Bowling Green Enn., }69 Broadway | Ode cS Bowung Green | Wisconsin, 9. | Liverpool. .|20 Broadw | Seythia, 10.| Liverpool, |4 Bowhng Green | Pommerania: ; 12.) Hamburs’ .|61 Broadway | Maas....... 11. Rotterdam. [5 Hroadway City of Richmond: Liverpool. |15 Broaaway Liverpool, .| 1) Broauway Liverpool: :|89 Bronaway ‘7 Bowling Green -|55 Broadway 3. | Bremen... |2 Bowling Green 6. |Liverpool. [29 Broadway 17. | Liverpool, 4 Bowling Green 18, |Glasgow.. / Broadwi In. |ijamourg. .|61 Broadway 19 Broadway [2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 69 Broadway ) B0,| Liverpool. |15 Broadway . 287] Tivernool..}29 Broadway 25.|Hamburg../62 Broadway 27 19 Broadway 27. |Liverp Hronaway 27! | Havre. Broadway 80, |Liverpool. .|29 Broadwar ag NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yore use on board the HxxaLp steam yacht, showing whi | ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other IxRALD has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for burn. in succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cup- tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre- paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News D Deparement of the Leann, ber Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, caro of HemaLp news yacht, pier No 1 East River, New York. XL pT etters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- vered, Duplicases are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOOX, HIGH WATER. Sun rises.. . 6 24 | Gov. Island. Sun sets. 5 03 | Sandy Hook... 4 44| Hell 5 Pe i a PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 26, 1875, CLEARED. Steamer Oxfordshire (Br), Jones, London—Peabody, Wil- Mis & Steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, Havana, Progreso and Vera Cruz—F Alexandre & Sons. Steamer Cleopatra, Bulkley, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & o waueamer Ellen $ Terry, Salyear, Newbern, NO—Josiah J nite. Steamer Hatteras, Hallett, Norfolk, City Point aud Rich- mond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia—Jas Hand, Steamer Glaueus, B Boston—H F Dimock. Bark Echo (Nor), Guttormsen, Penarth Roads—Bockman, Oerlin & Co, Isark Pater (Aus), Gladulich, Gloucester, E—Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Lnigi (Ans), Lucovich, Cork or Falmouth for orders —Brett, Son & Ci for orders—Sloc Bark Bertol Savona (Ital), Cuneo, Cork or Falmouth ich & Co. Bark Chiti Gattorno (Ital), Schiafino, Cork or Falmouth for ordurs—Slocovich & Co, Bark Paul (Ger), Klatt, Amsterdam—Dill & Radmann. Bark Lalia Rookh (Br): Dakin, Havre—Boyd & Hinek: Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsay, Porto Cabello and Mara. eaibo—Perez & Obarrio. Brig Emma L Shaw (Br), Macomber, Cork for orders—C W Bertanx. Schr Speedaway, Coffin, Oporto—Miller & Houghton. FAG Warten Gan. Hasker, Yarmouth, Nee? I Ne vius & Son, Schr Kate Foster, Sewyer, Jacksonville, Fla—Van Brunt & Bro. Pett Pett Co. » Schr Game Cock, Quigley, New Haven—Delaney & Wal- Sehr S W Townsend, Townsend, Charleston—Slaght & i Pangwssett, Ingersoll, Washington, DC—Slaght & ‘Schr W PGreen, Cummings, Philadelphis—A, Dayton & ters. loop North America, Lyon, Providence—H W Jackson & Son. : 22 da ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE WERALD STEAM YACHTS AND TRRALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPH LINK Steamer City of Montreal (Br), Mirchouse, Liverpool Oct 14, via Queenstown, with merchandise und passengers to J G Dale. Steamer Acapulco, Gray, Aspinwall Oct 17, with mdse and passengers to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Oct 21, lat 21 20, lon 74 35, spoke steamer Colon, hence for, Aspinwait; same day, lat 22 50, lon 74 25, steamer? Atlas (Br), hence for Kingston 24th, Jar $4 20, bark 7424, bark Carigliano (Ital), from for New York. Steamer Carondelet, MeCreery, Aux an Prince Oct 16, with merebandise an Mallory & Co. Steainor Mastiff (Br), Barry, Labrador 14 days, with fish to K P Currie & Co. ‘Steamer State of Texas, Bolger, Galveston Oct 18 and Key West 21st, with mdse and passengers to C H Mallory & Co. Steamer Montgomery, Faircloth, Fernandina Oct 20, Brunswick 21st and Port Royal 22d, with mdse and passen: rs to H Gelpeke. Steamer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Oct 23, with mdse and passenzers to Jas W Quintard & Co, ‘Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamshiv Co. Steamer Pottsville, Winnett, Philadelphia, with coal to master Ship Sea Witch (of Boston), Lunt, Calcutta and Sands Heads July 6, with mdse to’ order; vessel to F Baker, fayes, &e, vin Port passengers to OH Passed Cape of Good Hope Sept ossed the equator Sept 28, in lon 35; had light winds and fine weather all the pas sage. “Ship Auguste (Ger), Wierichs, Bremen, 40 days with empty barrels to F Schivon & Co; Oet id bark Belgium (Br), fr Off Sable Island, passed 11 barrels of petroleum oll Bark Noruad. Jayne, Liverpool 41 days. in ballast to master. Been 16 days west of the Banks, with light winds and calins. Baek Pri Dallast to Pui Bark Gust: Dallast to Fu orders. Bark Gaeta (Ital), D’Ottone, Gloucester, 57 days, with, salt to Lauro, St ko. Bark Presitient Sverdrup (Nor), Jorgensen, Wesport, E, BAdays, in ballast to Funch, Edye & Co, Is ancl at Sandy Hook for orders. Burk Belgium (of Windsc in ballast to J F Whitney & for orders Bark Aste Ginseppe (Ital) ath, Tat 4230, lon 60, n for New York ; 18th, Donna (Nor), Housken, London Aug 28, in dye & Co, if (Swe), Jansson, London, 66 days, in b, Edye & Co} is anchored at Sandy Hook’ for 'S), Moshor, Bromen, 40 days, + Is auchored wt Sundy Hook Thiesa, Genoa 63 days, in bal- last to E Unkart. Passed ¢ jtar Sept Bark Rocket, Atkinson, Porto Cabello 13 days, with coffee to Theodore ulke Brig Kuby (of New Haven), Delano, St Pierre 17 days, with sugar to Trowbridge & Co, Sebr Mary D Leach (of Provincetown), Paine, St Pi with sugar to RP Buck; vessel to B J Wenberg. Schr Phebe. Medora, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit tod &T Piersall; vessel to Doliner & Potter. Sehr Nellie (of St John, NB), Murray, Pictou, NS, 20 davs, with coal to order. | stores to Doliner, rW Hf Jones, Lyons, Fernandina 8 days, with naval Potter & Co; vessel to A Abbott. (of Bath), Whittemore, Jacksonville 10 Sebr Sexuine days, with lumber to Drew & Bucki; vessel to John § Ingra- ham'& Co, Sehr Abby K Bentley, Mehaffy, Jacksonville 10 days, with Inmber to Drew & Bucki: vessel’ to Beutley, Gildersicove £ lumber to Drew & Bucki val stores to | sdetphia for F | NS, for New York. horse, wagon and harness from # junk man named Owen Ward, who does business at No. 450 West Twenty- ninth street, The prisoner was brought to this cit, esterday and lodged in the Tombs to await trial "| ur Annie P Chase, Poole, Jacksonville 9 versel to H W Loud & Co. Seir L Warren, Howlana, Beaufort, NC, 8 days, with na oliner, Potter & Co, Sehr Elia Worden, Young, Virginia. Sehr Garrett P Wright, Cropper, Vir Sehr Harry Doremus, Corneil, Virgin na Bark D McPherson, whieh arrived Oct 19.s¢ Gandy | Hook from Sydney, CB, came up to the city PM 26th, Hicnanns, ‘SO PM—Off, steamer Centipede, from Phib pston. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Brig JL Stewart (Br, new, 200 tons), Crane, Windsor Windso: L ‘S, for New York, for Sehr alvin, Webster, Sehr Olixe 8 (Br), Saunders, Sehr Frances (Br), Carter, New Y Sebr Lettie (Br), Byrne, 8t John, NB, for New York. Schr Osprey, Crowle: Sehr Lettie (Br), aSt George, Kebr ( H Locke, Buncer. Providence for New Yor Sehr Quickstep, Hutebing, Pawtucket for New York Sehr Melville, Keach, Providence for NewYork Behr Samuel L Crocker, Thrasher, Warren lor New York. Sehr Wm M Wilson, Wilson, Boston for New York Sehr Kebecoa & Haual, Haskin, Hartford for New York, Selir Minnie, Hall, Boston for New York, Behr Sarah LMimons, Chase, Fall River for New York, Behr Buckeye, Leguert, Norwich for New York. Sehr DM French, Childs, Provide Kebr Alinon Bacon, Crosby, Bi Sehr Surprise, Seamus Sebr Mary Emma, Nichols, Seber Henry Ke: Schr David G Floyd, C! ford, Hart, Providence for NB, for Havana, Ni, vin Lyneliport for ‘ali River for New York, Plymouth for Sehr Joh: ow York, Sehr Veranda, Pond, New Bediord for New York. Beli Claribel, Chark, Providence for New York. Selir Kossuth, Suco lor New York, Sehr Phil Sheridan, Lindsley, Fail River for New York, Sche T W Spencer. Providence for Haverstraw r Richard 1ill, Smith, Pawtucket for New York. FAM Aldridge, Andrews, Cape Ann for New York, + Albion, Spears, Providence for New York. Selir Geo Gillum, Bucou, Portland, Ct, for New York. Rehr White Rock, Latferty, Southport for New York, Sele Sarah Blake, Briggs, Bridgeport for New York, che J 8 Weldon, Carter, Mystic for Wilmington, NU, iv Annie J Russell, its i tor New York. Sehr Charles D Francis, Weeks, Somerset for New York, cht Helen, Roberts, Rockport for New Yor! chr Fair Wind, Bo Bridgeport for New York, Boston for New York. ‘ow York. {lbrook, Salem for New York, . Providence for New York. more, Boston for New York. dan, Fall River for New York, ius Eddy, Rideout, Rockport for New York. Sehr Jed ¥ Duren, Cook, Portsmouth for New York. Schr Glonwood, Halloek: Hartiord for New York, Selr Joseph Rogers, Rogers, Portland for New York, Behe Warsbal Herrin, Kelly, Boston for N che Archer & Reo Kehr BO Wells, W Bion y Behr Isaac Riel, Hall, Soman Behr Loduslia New York. Py Belit Timothy Vields, sland, Bostou for Now York, 1 SehgJ H Youm Young, Pawtucket for New York. a4 ne Spltes, iton, Poctaenes a Hew York. aq Jones, Portland for New Yor qachs Leonard Daniels, Smith, Middletown, Ct, for New ‘orn, ' Schr Palma, Weeks, New Bedford for New York. Sehr Dexter Clark, Ourtix, Salem for Now York. Sehr Frank Maria, Burgess, Portland for New York, Schr Alvarado, Providence for New York. Schr A L Wilder, Me, for New York. Schr Artist, Forrester, Westerly for New Yor! Sebr Sarah Lavinia, Anderson, New Hav Sehr Mary Kf Hoxie, Clapp. Nantucket for New York. Sebr J L Newton, Kober, Boston for New York. we Caroline Kuight, Rhodes, Rockland for Richmond, ‘a. Sebr Leonora, Myer Sehr Addie M Bird, Sehr Lacon, Bearsb, Bi te Selir Arthur Burton, Delaney. Boston for New York. Behr AG Pense, Lawson, Portland for New York. att, [ieh, Newport for New York. ‘New Haven for New York. ferris, Boston for New York. Providence for New York. Schr Z Kenyon, Nickerson, Portland for New York. Scbr Granite Siate, Burgess, Bostou for New York — Schr MM Merriman, Elindge, Providence for New York Sehr Hannah E Brown, Suckett, Providence for New York. Schr May Atwood, Lee, Bostou for New York. Sehr Anaie Gus, Leland, Tremont for w York. Schr Aunie W Wilder, Rich, Frankfort for New York. Sehr Carrie Jones, Trueworthy, Rockland for New York, Schr Honest Abe, Hatch, New Haven for New York. yay! Laura Robinson, Robinson, New Bedford for New 0 Sehr Isabetla Thompson, Howes, Sebr ae Yer Hill, Providence for New York. Sehr Odell, Winslow, Gardener for New York. Sehr Saran J Gurney, Gurney N York, Schr IT Potter, Auderson, fl Scbr Bertha, Conover, Fall Kiver for New York. Sehr ZA Paine, Rowe, Eastport for New York. Sehr NH Skinner, Bell, Taunton for New York. Sehr Hi dibbs, Coffin, Bedford for New York. Sebr Maria E Hearn, Morrell, Stamford for New York. x ld tgaae B Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New on Schr EF’ Cuby Schr Forest Bollo, Boston for New York. BOUND EAST, 4 Schr Nicholas Mehrhof, Mebrhoff, Haverstraw for Provi- Scbr Henry Albert, James, New York for Boston, Schr Ann Eliza, Caswell, Hovoken for Providence, SAILED, * Steamer Emblehope (Br), London; City of Mexleo, Ha- vana, &c; Cleoputra, Savai a Newbern, NC Reading, Philadelphia; ba: E meister Stang (Nor), Cork or Falmouth; brig Nellie Ware, Kingston, Ja, Wind ut sunset, E. “Baromoter at sunset, 29.90. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Steamer Kine Anruvr (Br), from Rio Juneiro for Balti- more, which put into Barbados with machinery damaged, resuthed her voyage 22d inst, having repaired. Sur Ipa Lity, Blanchard, from Enderberry Island Jane 20 for Queenstown, with guano (before reported), put into Valparaiso Sept 5, leaking badly, und on the 25th had dis- charged 500 tons of cargo und would probably have to dis- charge all of cargo to make repoirs. Sarr Mixpora, Bray, for Manila for Boston, which passed Anjer Aug 26, experienced a severe cyclone inthe China Beas, and had sails split. Sure Panwxnsrox (Ger), from Santino, Mexico, for Ham. burg, with genetal cargo, put into Valparuixo, Sept 4, with loss of rudder, decks swept of houses and all moveable things tn a heavy gale. She remained in port 25th, and would have to discharge and go into dock. ‘Suir Nuw Wanexo (Br), O°Neil, from Lobos for Europe, with cuano (before reported), was abandoned off Noir Ix jand Terra del Fiego Sept 1; ene man, named R Jones, was drowned; the captain, crew und one passenger was saved by schr Chas Shoerer and landed at Punta Arenas (Patagonia). Bark Canouie (Fr, ex American bark Harrier, built io Greenport in 1864) was condemned and sold at Valparaiso rior to Sept 25 for $4,700, and would go into the coust- ing trade, Banx Nonweotan (Br), Rogers, from Lobos for Europe, had discharged 400 tons of guano Sept 25; found the leak, would recalk topsides, reship cargo and proceed. Wuatixe Bark Epwanp Everett, before reported toun- dered at sea, was a good vessel of 187 tons. She was owned by Gideon Allen & Son and others, of New Bedford, was vul- ued, with outfits, at $27,000, and is insured for $24,000 in New York and Boston offices, Brig Jutta Esson, of and from Halifax for Porto Rico (before reported), was fallen in with September 7, in 30 N, Jon 37. The wreck was dangerous to navigation, and was supposed to have been in that state for at loast two’ months. Thig was nearly six months after the Julia Eysan left Hal- It is remarkable that she should have kept afloat so long without being reported earlier. Scur Ockax Wave, from Boston for Calai: into on Monday nixht 25th), off Gloucester, Mass, by the schr Jobn Proctor, of Boston, and had a lurge’ hole stove in her stern, mainsail torn and main gaff broken, She was towed to Gloucester (this 26th) AM. 7 Scur RR Dawe, from Halifax totally wrecked the night of the No particulars. Sour Fitant, Tinker, from with coal, put into Newport 26th inst, leaking 1,900 strokes per hour. hazing experienced a heavy blow in the Sound the ee zht, and lost Jibboom and all attached and started jenking. Will probably i ave to discharge to repair. Scux Appr M Brep," bound from Bridgeport, Ot, light, to Elizabethport, was ran into by an unknown schr between Execution Rock und Hart Island, about 4:30 PM yesterday. Damage, if any, not reported. Scene Sivorr, of and for St John, NB, from Sydney, CB. }. Me, was ran * Cow Bay, CB, was ith inst at Cape Canso. bethport for New Bedford, with cargo of coal, sank at anchor this (26th) AM, off the Beacon Bar entrance of the harbor und lies In 9 fathoms of water. Scun Oun Zack. previously reported ashare on the rocks near Thimble Islands, has broken apart amidships und be- come a total wreck. She bas been str ‘and her outtit sold to parties at Stony Creek for about ‘The schooner recently launched by Willard A Burnham, at Essex, has been sold to Messrs Smith & Gott, of Gloucesier, and will fitted for the fishing business, Mr Olsen (mate) and four seamen of the wrecked brig Fale con arrived at Pensacola 32d inst in schr Gen Connor, St Ingo. PoxtsMovri, Oct 25—Schr Dashaway, which was sunk at the mouth of the harbor last week, was raised on Friday and towed into Newcastle. NOTICE.TO MARINERS. The light vessel from the Hen and Chickens station has been towed to South Dartmouth for repairs. She will be Deached for the purpose of patching her copper, Her pla is now supplied by Relief No 9, Vessels drawin, only 12 feet of water frequently strike on Luddington’s rock, in New Haven harbor; yet the ment supposed that the reeent work on the rock bad fowered its upper surfuce 16 feet below the surtace of the water at Jow tit WHALEMEN, Arrived at Provincetown 2ist, schr Antarctic, Bell, 7 months ont, with 100 bbls sp oil. ‘Had seen whales 4 times the last month; weather was bad. and was forced to come home earlier than was designed by carryi ‘ay jibstay. Arrived at San Francixeo Oct 24, bark Onward. Cleared at Bedford Oct 25, ‘barks Midas, Lapham, for Atlantie Ocean; Falcon, Herendeen, f eifle Océan; Abraham Barker, Thacher, do (and sailed 26th), SPOKEN. Ship Grauger (new), Doane, from Liverpool for San Fran” eiseo, July 2, lat 248, lou 40'W. Ship Astyriin (Br), from Vancouver's Island for Cork, Sept 26, Int 21 15 N, lon 1: i Ship Atlantic (Br), from San Francisco for Callao, Sept 1:3 Jat 314.8, lon 116 35 Bark Oneco, Henry, from Pabellon de Pica via Callao for New York or Baltimore, Sept 11, lat 24 5, lon 90 W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters aro informed that by telegraphing to the Hxrazo London Buroaa, a dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue do V'Opera Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European ang Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the samo will be cabled to this coun- try free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terrancan ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing nows. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bristow, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Union (Br), Webb, New York. Salled 26th, barks Brother's Pride (Br), Brownell, North America; Fanchon (Br), Stanley, do. Bewvast, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Skinfaxe (Nor), Neilsen, New York. Burney, Oct 28—Sailed, bark Mercur (Ger), De Haan, United States, Bomnay, Oct 26~Arrived, bark Coringa, Josselyn, Bos. ton. Constant, Oct 19—Arrived, ship Dagmar (Rus), Bab strom, New York, Cavm—Arrived, brig Manuel (Sp), Ponts, New York. Doniix, Oct 25—Arrived, barks Tilid (Nor), Frederick: sen, Philadelphia; Pamilien Mindo (Nor), Johansen, do. Dawratc, Oct 25—Arrived, burks Gemma (Nor), Olsen, New York; NP Neilsen (Nor), Knudsen, do. ovcesteR, Oct 25—Sailed, bark Teresa (Ital), Cafiero, tates, Da, Oct 22. Arrived, bark Sue (Nor), Pedersen, New York, Hawnvns, Oct 25—Sailed, barks Everhard Delius (Ger) Herboth, New York; Johann Kepler (Ger), Spille, do, Livenroot, Oct 26—Arrived, » Virginia (Br), Ward Darien; bark Loeb Dee (ir), Major, San Francisco, Salled 25th, barks John Black (Br), Doane, United States, Blowidon (Br), Potter, North America, Loxvos, Oct 26—Arrived, ships New World, Champlon New York; Marlborough (Hr), Monrog, do; bark Serug (Aus), Minghetto, du; brig Daisy Boynton, Appleby, Pen sacola, Arrived 22d, bark Marino (Ans), Vaicich, New York. Cleared 25th, bark Augvald (Nor), Rasmussen, Caited States. Lerma, Oct 25--Sailed, bark Matilaa © Smith (ir), Smith pited States Maverrive ton (sew below THAS-—Suiled, bark Schamyl, Snow, Philadelphia, Persannuco, Oct 20--Arrived previously, brig Water Witch, Tawes, Baltimore. Queesstows, Oct 26, 2 AM—Arrived, steamor Parthis (Br), Watson, Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rio Jaxeino—Put in, ship Great Western, Simmons, Sar Francisco for Liverpool (see below), SUNDERLAND, Oct 25—Sailed, bark Tidai Wavo (Br), Hal crow, North America, SANTANDER, Oot 22—Arrived, brig Anita Owea, Pettim gill, New York. ‘Too, Oct 25—Sailed, sche Julia A Browa, Nickerson Cardo Trixere, Oct 19~Arrived, brig Onalaska, Watta, Now York. Lowpom, Oct 26—Ship Great Western, Simmons, from San Francisco Ang 12 for Queenstown, has put into Rio Je noire leaky and with part of cargo thrown overboard, Put in, ship Yosemite, Mack, Manila for Bes Ship Yosemite, Mack, from Manile for Boston, bas put into Mauritius with cargo damaged, and will discharge tor repairs, Sournamrrox, Oct 26—The steamer Salier (Ger), from Bremen, which was to have sailed hence to-day for New York, isdetained here om account of crack in her bigh pressure cylinder, FOREIGN PORTS Pray | about Oct S—Passed, ship Sooloo, Sbatewell, from os! a for Manil . Oct 9—Arrived, bark Jupit Ger), Sebilat, Buenos Ayres (aud received orders to proceed to Manzanillo to loud for Europe). Bannavos, Oct 22—Sailed, steamer King Arthur (Br— from Rio Janviro), Baltimore, having repaired her boiler, Oat.a0, Sept 21—Arrived, ships John Harvey, Brown, PY- el (and sailed Oct | for Lobos, to load for Hum) 2d, Eldorado, English, L jon, to loud fur Europe) ; tens, Mollenio Sailed Sept 16, bark Edwin Reed, Higgins, Independencia Bay; 18th, ship Gov Wilmot ( Lowe, Lobos: 21st, bari Dawn, Williams, Ban Francisco; Templar (ir), Phillips, ohos, Tu port Sept 28, ships Resolute, Nichols, ding; Edward PS igh omys eg sat Bay eon yA mid rived zd), dis, moro, do; Matchless, Dawes, do: Orne! Cavensn, Oct 2—In por . a, seeking. ‘orig Lizzie J Bigelow, Pedriek, from Salem, arrived Sept 28, for #6 Martine shoat i3th, Castix [itanp, Oct 1R—Passed. sehr B = Waste, Sinaes. from Gonaivesfer Boston; 19th, brig Romance, Craig, from Havana for Baltimore. id Bay, Oct 25—Cleared, sehr North America, for New ‘ork, we Bay, Oct 25—Cleared, schr Dora S Randall, New ‘ork, Havana, Oct 25—Arrived, schr Donna Anna, Whaley, Newport, BI. Sallod 25th, steamer St Mary, Staples, Indianola, Krxastox, Ja, Oct 10—Sailed, sehr Gen Putnam, Webster, Pedro Kev. MACASSAn, Aug 20—Sailed, bark Beatrice Havner, Havner (not us misprinted), New Y: hip Daniel Marcy, Bursley, MAZATLAN, Sept 27—Arrive San Francisco, (uot arrived, as_misprintod), MATANZAS, Oct 23—Sniled i ne (Sp), San Juan, Charleston; schr ster, Gules, New Orleans (the latter misplaced yesterday bare meoseens 4 g rived 24d, brigs Manlius (Br), To New York; Hype rion, Clark, Portiand. iin Mets ae re Nonru Svpxxy, CB, Oct 14—SaN4, brig Julie Singloy (8H), Jones, Mifamieht; 8th, barks Cupid in. Grant, a Dew York ; a Paysant (Br), Dexter, Miramichi and Liverpool: brig Mina (Br), Dakin, New York, ah bart Oot 19, bark Chis Cox" (ix), Goudy, from Dublin, rived 15, Panama, Oct 16—Sai 4, steamers Hondnut Central Ame- rica; 11th, Montana, Sun Francisco; ioth, Winches. tor, Clark, Central Ame ‘ABKLLON De Pica, about Sept 28—In port ship Loretto Fish, Carne: lohn Bryce, Morse; Alert, Littlefield; Sonn- tag, MeGilvery; James A Wright, Morrisson; P G Blanch. ard, Melutyre, und Trimountuin, Jones, lg; barks WT Harwood (lin) Dowley : Fannie Bkolleld, Hunter; Midas, (Br), Campbell; Priscilla, Fraser, and J W Scammell (Br), Edmond, do: and others. sh PNTAARKNAS (Patagonia), no date)—Arrived, schr Chas red, from. . St Jaco, Oct 12—Sailed, bark Pas (Sp), Luzurraga, Charleston, St ManGAaney’s Bay, NS, Oct 21—Sailed, sehr J T Hibbard @r), for New York. Sr Joux, NB, Oct 25—Arrived, brig Tropic (Br), Baker, Philudelphia, Arrived 26th, schra H 8 Bridges, and J W Scott, from New iE ork. Cleared 25th, bark Capri (Br), Dunsmore, Liverpool ; bri NH Clemente’ (hr), Lewis Swanson: Bota, ship acy Nichols, Nichols, Lives 19 Sailed 25th, bark Saruh M Smith (Br), Taylor, Barrow, BE. ray, New York. teher, Pen- jaydn {ee rer Tome, Sept 5—Sailed, bark DA Brayton, VaLranaiso, Sept 7—Suiled, barks Thonias jque and Continont; 9th, Joseph Hermine (Br), Hiscock,’ Los Villos and ship Electra, Mosley. Callao, to finish disg. Ida Lily, Blanchard, from berry Island for Ti. Sth (seo Miscel) ; P ston (Ger), Sutor, from Santiago, Mex, for Hambur; Sth (see Miscel) ; barks Tamora (Br), Stamp, from Buenos Ayres, on 4th;' Norwegian (Br), Rogers, ftom Lobos for jurope. Yakaourm, NS, Oct 20—Arrived, schrJ A Hatfield (Br) Hatfield, New York. Bs AMERICAN PORTS. ene Oct 24—Arrived, schr Fly, Hazard, Ho- oken. 26—Arrived, steamers Berks, Pendleton, BOSTON, Oct Philadelphia: Johns Hopkins, Parker, Baltimore; Achilles, ‘Artis, Philadelphia; brig Graf Beh? Negendauk Ger Schultz, Antwerp; schrs Mary Collins, Gollins, Darien, A''Hayford. “Kane, Brunswick, Ga; Mattie Holmes, Young, do; J _—V' Wellington, “Rich, Alex: dria; George H Squire, Haley, Philadelphia; Jane, Haskell, Port Johnson: Florence N Tower, Adams, Eliza: Weehawken’ Anna bethport; E English, Kelley, ron Baker, Baltimore: allie Mt ‘Speelman, Higbee, a 3 Corson, Philadelphia, Cleared—Steamer Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; schr Mark Pendleton, Pendleton, Jacksonville. Sailed—Steamers Wm Lawrence and Rattlesnake. BALTIMORE, Oct 26—Arrived, bark Stanley (Nor), Furst, Arendal (Norway) ; sehrs Light of the East, Harper, Windsor, NS; George Emily, Portland Cleared, steamer Blackstone, Hallett, Providence; bark Gitanello'(##r), Wallace, Drogheda; schr Jennie E Simmons, Young, Charleston. RUNSWICK, Ga, Oct 16—Arrived, schr Mary A Rich, Weldon, Havand; 2ist, brig Long Retoh, Andervon, Car: nas. Sailed 20th, schrs Emma © Rommel, Sommers, Philadel- phia; 2ist, WP Cushing, Cook, Norfolk. BATH, Oct 23—Arnved, schrs C W Dexter, Dunton, Port Johnson for Gardener; Only Son, Wakefiold, Weehawken. In port, ready for sea, schrs Hyne, Oliver, for New York; jon Draper, Bailey, and Winslow Morse, Oliver, for do; ‘er, Chadwick, for Philadelphia: Elia, Driscoll, for Jacksonville; R W Denham, Carter, fo BANGOR, Oct 23—Arrived, schrs Chas Comery, Creamer, and W B Darling, Pendleton, New York. , Cleared—Brij Carver, Williams, New York; schrs Emma Gr ibbetts, Newark; Volant, Dodge, New York. DANVERS, Oct 22—Arrived, schrs Nellie, Warr, Baltix more, Abel G Buck! yj, Young, Philadelphia, EAST GREENWICH, (ct 33—Suiled, schr L O Wells, Wells, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 26—Arrived, barks Olbers (Ger), Albert, Tgnique for orders; Ocean (Nor), Bergh, Liv- erpool; Maria (ital), Trapani, Gloucester (last two seek- , Oct 25—Arrived, schirs Belle Halliday, Georgetown, DC; Sarah P. GALVESTON, Oct 19—Arrived, schr W © Watson, Allen, Pensacola, 21st—Arrived, steamer Bolivar (Br), Hoherty, Brazos San- ti 0. 25th—Arrived, steamer Fusi Yama, from Cardiff; ship Geo Peabody, Clark, Liverpool: bark Nellie May, Blair, New York; schr Myra_A Platt, Baltimord, Sheee-nerk Edmond Richargson (Br), Brodie, Liver+ P Sailed—Schr John McAdam, Rathburn, New Orleans. CULOUCESTER, Oct 26—Aryved, bri Goleonda, Lord, it ‘Also arrived, schrs Anna B Jacobs, New York; Douglas Haynes, Perth Amboy for Augusta, JACKSONVILLE, Oct 21—Arrived, sehr Marcus Edwards, Church, Charleston. red 20th, schrs Flora Woodhouse, Woodhouse, New York; 22d, Surah B, Strout, do; 23d, Alabama, Koss, do. MOBILE, Oct 28—Arrived, sehr’ Julia A Ward, Jones, sett, Me. EW ORLEANS, Oct 26—Arrived at the Passes 25th, Leon (Fr), Guadaloupe, led fromthe Passes 20th, barks Angela (Sp), for Bar- celona; Eloise (Sp). Corunna. NEWBURYPORT, Oct 25—Suiled, steamer Leopard, Al- bertson, Philadelphia, NEW ‘BEDFORD, Oct 23—Arrived, schr Watchful, Gill, Perth Amboy for Piymouth (in tow.of steamer Helen Ai sta), from Vineyard Haven, having been in collision, us Before reported 26th—Arrived, schrs Uriah F Washburn, Haverstraw; Rothsay, Port Johnson; Mary E Pearson, ‘Elizabethport; Hastings, New York. Sailed—schrs Currie § Hart, for Georgetown, DO; Marie etta Steelman, do; WH ited, Philadelphia; Black'Swan, do; 8.8 Smith, New York, NEWPORT, Oct 24, PM—Arrived in the night, schrs Annie Jones, Jones, from Boston for Philadelphia; Albert “Clarence,” Howes, Wellileet “for do: Adaie F ‘Bonney, Kendall, Boston for do; Kob- inson, Harvey, Gloucester for New’ York; Ella Pressey, Pressey, Kockland for do; Isaac’ Rich, Dudley. Somerset for do; Albion’ Smith, from Fall River for do; Arthur Burton, Fling iJ M Kennedy, Pomeroy, Ellsworth for do; W W Brainara, Fitch, New Bediord for do’ rest Belle, Smith, Salem for do; Pan- thea MeDaid, and John Brooks, Fox, Providence for do; Samuel Fish, Teal, Rockport for Charleston; Josephine, Small, New York for Cotuitport T W Spencer, Oowser, New Bedford for Haverstraw (and all sailed 24th). MeRitehie, Boston Sailed 24th, US steamer Srna ‘and Portsmouth for W: via New York; EB Cabada, New York: Nell Salem for do; J Swain, for Philadelpuia; Cura, Hulsey, Eaton, Townsend, for Round Pond, Me; Samuel L Crocker, ‘Thruslier, Warren, for New York;' David G Floyd, Clifford, Plymouth, Mass, for New York: Robert lee. wich for do: Scud, Allen, Fail River for Milllin, Ferris, from Warren for New York; % Fenninore, Warren for Philadelphia; Josiah Whitehouse, Farnum, from Bath for Baltimore. Arrived in the night, schrs MM Me ‘ortsmouth, RI, coal mines, for Philadelphia; E ress, Kennedy, Fall River for New York; Mary F Pike, Wood. New York for Calais (and sailed this AM). 3:4) PM—Arrived, schrs Mansfield, Achorn, Providence for New York; Mediator, Davis, Pall River for do. Sailed—Sebr M M Merriman, Tripp, for Philadelphia, 25th—Arrived, sehr Flight, Tinker, Elizabethport for N Bedford (see Miscellany). NORWICH, Oct 25—Arrived, schrs Adele Felician, from Hoboken; Millie Frank, Irom New York; Daniel Webster, from South Amboy; 8 6 Tryon, from Philadelphia, NEW LONDON, Oct 25—Arrived, schrs Louisa Birdsall, Alexandria for Ailyn's Point; 8 C ‘Tryon, Philudelphia for do; Millie Frank, New York for Norwich; Fredonia, Hobo- ken for do; J W Goodspeed, Newburg; Nixntic, Hoboxen; Col 8 W Raszee, Boston, to load for Charleston; Annie Gus, Newport for Philadelphia, me HAVEN, Oct Ji—Arrived, schr © P Shultis, from joboken, 25th—-Arrived, schr Seaport, Vearie, South Amboy, PASCAGOULA, Oct 20—Arrived, brig E HM Williams, Coge Matanaas, 2ist—Sailed, brig JL Bowen, tail, Havana, PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26—Arrived, steamers Junint Fanita, Hunter, Charleston, Ke Philadelphia, Davis, do; M'A Me- bark Tancook (Br), Darkoy, Bristol, E, via Sandy Hooks brig Wilkie, Lazaayras ‘Also arrived, steamer United, Hines, Elizabeth City, 3 barks Martha Davis, Jotinson, Rotterdam via New York: Jo" sephing, Stahl, Leghorn; sehrs Dick Williams, Campbell, Jacksonville; ML Vankirk, Walker, Pantegone; Thos Hoare, Somers, Boston ; Martha Innes, Newcomb, Lynu; Ida Della ner Mayflower, Davidson, New York; bri Torre, Chase, Bristol, KL Cleared-—St Machius, Bartlett, Portland; schrs Kebecca Shepherd, Frainvet, Mobile; Ledona, Row er. Aliyn's Poing: F ab Col. ton, Birch, East Cambridge; KG Kobinson, Champion, East Braintree! M & E Henderson, Price, Bosto vis, do, 8 © Hart, Kelly, Provide ‘Alyo ‘cloarod, bark Hoffnung (Ger! ‘rig Prosperite (Nor), Albri er A Poste ler, Fi Iveston; M Vandusen, Chester, elaney, do; M P Snilth, G Stephen: ib Wood, 6 OW May, Dax Gerlach, Konigsbere; Falmouth; sehrs ‘don, Lrolund, M'B Marris, MC Lyons, d—Steamers Panther, Mills, Boston; Al- i Ward, do, ! ph Porter, for Paw tie Wilson, for Lynu, aod Sarah is do p jown since tl morning report. Sehr Raeiiel Seam ti] remalos. Til-Stenmer Allentown, for Boston; achrs Katie @ Rob} inson, for do io Hanmer, for Nantucket, and Caroline, for Millville, NJ, ved ose PM; Lae bat Yarra (Nor), for Havre, is rw (ae 3 WO }) passing down, Det Rk BARAK WATER, bets ‘At—Stoamer Albemarle arrived from New York at? AM, ‘There Is no change in the widow Al Arrived, he Pilot's Bede, from Sb Kista for New ork 4 from Turk's Island, with salt to order. ror aud others are arravin ND, Me, Oct 25—Arrived, schr Viola May, New Philadelphia; Louisa ‘a May, Havana; B F Lowell, Baltimore; et ; also schr Philadel- Boling dre a light bark anktown sehr rs put in for PORTI York for Pembroke. ‘26th— Arrived, schrs Elwood Doran, A Johnson, and Mund, Cleured—Schrs Ell Furber, New York. PORTSMOUTH, Oct 25—Arrived, schr LD Wentworth, Gould, Hoboken, Schr Fred L Porter returned to lower harbor 23d, and_re- ried; also schrs HB lor New York, mained 2 Boxes, Bal ker, phia, Suiled—Sehes Wm , M de aera yan Chau Marshall, do i Aid Round Poud, 6 Wee a oad rot Neon Sp Meee na ging Rely, de PLAWTUCKET, Oct 3 “Arnived: sehr Mary Stowe, Bacon, Houclula ANCISCO, Oct 18-—arrived, brig J B Ford, Jenks, ada Martill®4: ships Bricsson, Rodgers, Queenstown; Cau- SAN Pits those vehose ‘antamount, Seott PROVIDENCE, Uct 25—Arrived, "steamer Hunter, Bher- an, Philadelphia; sehrs Brian ‘Hamilton, do; Julia ‘ort Johnson. mon de Afuria, MeBride, from Philadel- D_ Hilton, Newton, Ceorgetor PI Rij ‘ailadel phi: mdout; Robin, di November 3. Post office bo! le, Morgan, Prizes cashed. Information farni x 4,448, Next drawing ished. TAYLOR & C©O., Banker TL Wall street, New York, ‘arren, New York 1 Newport A TPAVASNAH, Oct 20—Arvived, bare Aurora (Sp), Cento, | *%7.. 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