The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1876, Page 10

—— 10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA Last Day of the Rowing Matches on the Schuylkill. . BEATS VALIPAX LONDON. The Beaten Crew Claim a Foul and Get the $2,509. SOME ASTONISHMENT SHOWN. Hanlon Winner of the Single “Scull Championship. ee Faulkner and Regan Defeat the | Thames Pair. —_—~ Puiapenrnta, Sept. 6, 1876. Tho last day of the greatest rowing meeting Anerica, if not tho world, ever saw has closed, and, while good men havo shown in every one of the events, thore can be little question that, save in a minority of them, the really fastest oarsmen of their class did not win tho prizes. ‘Disabled by sudden eickness, falling by the lot into sete where thoir best wus pot drawn out, and (hen forced to row some other race too soon after, or having the longer course, or being ruled out for an alleged foul—these are among the eausos which have breught about this Tesult, and that {a the face of arnest, sus- tained and most praiseworthy efforts to have tho contrary bold good. Again were the rowers fa- vored with capital eky and water, andas the two great four-oared crews, the master oarsmen of the two coun- tries, backed up to the starting posts and lay there chatting and waiting fur the word, they could not have desired more ble surround- ings, wero the track straightened, than they now had. The referee's steamer now comes up, the Press boat at her elbow; the crowd wateb and wait in anxious expectation; the Umekeeper has his timer ready and roaring out the words, ‘Are you read “Gol” Forty-sevon times that mtonte did emite the water, and, heading not at ail close along | Poter’s Island, a# sho should, but even thus carly wor! ing a trifle eust, ste is in Halifax’s water or mighty near it, But the latter docen’t care; for there is nothing mean about hor. She camo hero to row, not to crowd and elbow and jockey, and she keeps 200 fect east over on her own water and at only 43 to the mia- nie, She hekis hor own, no m but is not that enough with the champions of the world against her? ON TURY TEAK UP THR COURME, London dropping now to forty-two aud the Hallgontans , and whon they reach the half whieh is ahead ny one can tell. Bota havo kept too far cast, and now both work over, and as they head for the west ern bank and near tue the muddle of the upstreich, fo tho general surprise ahd delight, San Slick's boys aro ahead. Yes, away’ ahead, a clean =—hundroad—=teet'—s or more, and this, too, seemingly, witbont one spurt or aught alse than ctear, steady, powerful rowing, Now they near the mile, and the Thainos men, who e@ never stecred over-well, commence the elbowing, for Hali- fax bas vid her track Jess than’ goventy fees east, and the temptation is bard to resist.’ Ont eharply rush the watermen quickening up their stroke and make shot for the Bluenose rudder post, Not at present, tor Halifax gives Way aud glides a littie east, smartening up, too, enough to make everything sccore aft. Now they try itagain, and again with bko result, and then, again, Maybe ‘it ts juet for the edification ‘of the eager watchers trom the steamboat, Well, its a success entirely, for they all keenly enjoy the sport, disreputable os they regard it. Atanehth past the mile, London now at forty-one and well astern, Alms straight for ber turning post, while Nova Scoua has been tuo far west latterly and bas to work out briskly eastward to make her's ail right, Watch them as they turn, or rather look at your watch. What! Fight minutes and twenty secouds when Halitax’s starboard oars hold ani her Bide begs to ehow. Yes, actuslly 8m 22a, “Well, what of that?” bwhy this: just subtract frou the Sm. Sis, the best time Go'ston's Londoa amateurs inade Inst Week, when all thought it Was magnificent, and then you can judge this rowing and tell where Yale or Northwestern or Beaverwyck would have been to-day, No wonder their triends thought they might Weill risk sending those watermen away acroee tho broud Atlantic and face all comera.’? “Bat what was MORK LIK A WONDER was that a few modest inen of Halifax kuew the merts Of their four quiet fishermen so woll, and what was really fast work so well that, aftor much time and expense and painstaking, they bad thom here to- Now they go about Halifax getting closer than to the eastern bank, ond momentarily heading down it, Had London kopt aaything like as eareiully and honestly to hor own water she would Bave deserved some credit. Now eame more of her generalship, for jot, the boat builder, well said to- Bight, very man in that beat is a general,"” jalifax was away from the stake caeily first, and minding her own business beautilully. Everyone thought she had the race nicely in hand, but the shape of the course necessitates that to row anywhere nearly the samo distunce as far, not further, than her West- ern rival, ehe must, sooner or luter, down tbe courso work woet graduully, She begiue to, ant edging more and more, though still cleariy well over in her own water, and now Conlon’s time bas come. If she went Yo the stake a little tired look at her now, for she leit it flicking, and again RUSHING MAR TERRIBLY STROKE elean up to forty-six, ehe passoe—yes, passes Halifax at best by a fow feet, and then rows on. Rut has she not the right? Surely sho has if she does it fairiy. But where issue? Clean over the line between Hali- fax’s rightful course and her own, aud rowing, alifax’s wat though not far from owa, But why does she pot get ba for her own water ts the sborter’ The next minute tells; for at 10m. 408, from ‘the start, or 2m, 298. (rom the tarn, about two-fifths of as we thought, tn her London | | York, and Captain Cowden, of Her British Majosty’s | ixtiesh Kills, They appeared to be 1 excellent trim the race, aud usc Was confident that he would amile of rowing, maxing allowance tor the seconds Jost. in turning, sinp, flap, slap go the English port ours biweon ‘the Halifax star. | Dourd ones, and as they glido along together, the sterps ‘quite near, the two bows yawea out @ little, with Londou'a initio abead, and han fiying up (rom both boats to claim the foul. The most noticeable thing im the mélée 1s the after starboard oar in the boat of the Nova Scotiams, Actually its blade abot up three fect high, and #8 we thonght of the han who sat at the end of it, a good-natured fellow whon not annoyed but a lion when roused, we wondered every second whether three fect of the stern of the “English bos would mot be slieed closn of or worse yet, Whether dirs Higgins might not in tho Bext minate become a widow, Hut the referee 18 equal to the emergency, for suddeaty ho shouts "Go on’ and waives his hand. Perhaps four seconds have been Jost, Dut on thoy go, London agaln, up (o everything a row- ing man should know, darting off as sbough it was, Mt doubtless was, ull ‘on the programme. She made Deautitully by’ thus having hor wits abvut her, and Soon Was Jeaing by actually a length and a half, while Nova Scotta looked tired. But if the land that sired Donald MacKay, the prin tons of the ‘graud, simpic, manly plu 1 truo men, Bo matter what their satiou be, alimire; and hesitating Dut a moment, down she fica gan to her work, and now sce who is doing the basi- nese’ Well might Gelsion, when he saw his countrymen during the mext two minutes, say, ©Theyre rowed cut,” tor those stalwart toicrs by the sex were now up on their quarter; pow level— yes, level; aud now, like a flash, they send their bow to the fore—and by feet, and almost yards every stroke. Tired they were, no doubt, Any honest man could not Bave rowed ‘that race vhat far and been Otherwise, but thoy knew enough to know toat when fair, clear rowimg had to be abandoned and jockeys’ tricks resorted to, some otber people were also tired, even though they were the best Jour men in Europe, and though Wil thie summer (bey Bad never rowed ‘a yoat race; they know enough to Know that now had come the turmiog poiut in this giants’ battle, and that if stamina avd ekill and down. | right pluck had a good head to guide them they might yet and just pow win. And the head was there, and from tbat point bome EXGLAND WAS BRATEX, bopelessiy beaten. She did vot sieor wo! were purplish red, and wet and tre, and the gust Jef them, band over huoa over: er forty-two strokes sbe went well gradual ‘or balfa mile (rom the Onieb, stops, and Higgins, reach- ing out with bis right hind, catches up tie port Pucdder wire whivh now, or, at least, alter ho xets hold ‘of rt, dangles overboard. This ts rather inte. Had be done it halfa mile back it would bave been more con- Vincing. But how was it they managed to juinp away €0 lively after the fracas and keep Louucing along at so ; ber men stroke; butat fa while, then raitliog a pace if all this time the wire was out of order? What if they had no rudder! It fuch was the fact, which f# doubtiul, why they might have ‘rowed bome about as fast Wii(noul iia well matebed crew like that—for the ‘weak point on Dasiness was (hat no spout shot up off the rudder, as (t wontd bave done had one wire held it and the other been carried away; but oa the other Band they hag, they slowed, been bagges 3 too far west, almost inside of Peter's Island, which a broken port wire would indeed have cacsed, but the yvebing cloan cut of your own broad track to cripple @n eocmy who hag not annoyed you and weuld not if you would let Lim alone; this was what disgusted the spectators and took away all their sympathy. Gloomy, silent, dejected, the our rowed slowly home, ova Scotia for in advance; and now she crosses tho Tine, over a minuto abegd, in the magnificent time of 46m. Ae. oF hardly tWice as Jona as Gulston’s four e of American | shipbuilders, was not up to all London's tries, she had slows, and £09 fect above Peter's “Island, | iueness | | clear, with twenty feet to spare. | 6 6 took a weok ago to do half the distance, and thet in- cluding the seconds lost in stopping. London does not cross, but wheels about to the east, lies off aud awaits the reveree, ‘Up,’ calls the Nova Seotia bo beading for the other shore; I wasn’t gomg to the other shore; I had to make a straigiit course,’ mean- ig, apparently, that be was cat off entirely from all nee at the short western side at all, but kept crowded out to the long eastern onc. But now comes the decision. A QUESTIONABLE AWARD, hat! He has awarded the claim of fous to London! No? Yes, be hag, indeed; and al! you had to do to see what even Galeton and his four thought of st as they watched from the steamer was to observe their faces? sober looks and quiet give way to plain surprise and sudden joy, and they gave a litle eheer, shouted sbarply to the professionals, ‘Ho's given you a foui!’” or words sounding ike that, Almost every other man on the steamers looked astonished, and it was very plain what they thought of the ruling. Thore is ro Appeal {ram the referee's deotsi @ champion- ship of the world and the $2, that came im 1,000 feet behind. Londou led a third of a length at tbe clash, and to say Whose car touched first 18 not im oar power—all was done so quickly; but it ts Bere worth noting that Guiston right after the race and right !n the heat of things in re- ceiving from Mr, McDonald, the Nova Scotia Com- missioner, a small bet he had won trom him ts said to have remarked, ‘our mou are the champions of the world,’ or words to that eifeet. FINAL kA SINGLES. Jn a fow minutes out shoots the red-capped Haulon, of Toronto, and spins up the course for a breather, while the smallish-sized Braylon, of St. John, gots 1nto position and awaits him, He cownes back, goes about, waits at toe post a little and off they go, he ata thirty- SIX stroke, St. John at forty-ove; the former gets the lead, and, though he slackens to thirty-three at ‘the quarter” he bas forty feet to ihe wood, while the smaller man pever Jets him rest, but hits away dashingly all the time, not reaching well, to bo sure, nor gripping nearly hard enough it at the beginning, but still ‘brimful of life and dash and hope, and Stantly watching bis man, At the half the latter Dy 100 foet, and at the three-quarters by 130, both Keeping too far out, but well apart at the mile, Hanlon, as yesterday, almost stops, looks ahead to sight his turning flag, and heading too far east setties down again to his sluggish but long stroke, though well palied; the New Brunswick man never losing & bit of his action, though still puiting in several more stro minute and paying them off at both ends, his back not doing enough. At 10m, 8s, Hanlon commences rounding and Rraley follows ten seconds: after, Getting down nothing occurs till the two wile post 18 passed, Hanton still being five lengitis abead; but bere’ he looks tired, far more so than his rival, owing partly to the latter’s quickness of movement. and cortainly the stern man picks up. Yes; in two or threo brushes along he cuts down the gap lougth anda haif more, but the Ontarian is too much for him, and leads all tho way home, winning by five seconds, fu 21m., 11 YHK LAST RACE—THE FINAL PATRS, Green and Thomas, of the Thames four, who loafed over tho course in yesterday § heat against the other two Thames men, how have tho ingide, aud Fautkner Regan, of thé Boston, the out, Loudon rushes clean up to 24 in tho first ‘half- ininute to Boston’s 21 in the next, and crabs her at the top of the tsland. Bat jast notice the kind of strokes London pulls, like Fulton, the Paris stroke, and just pull two-thirds strokes, gripping the beginning sharply. but never throwing their backs on hard ai all, Well, up tho island they are ahead, but the Borton Pony team are | alt a mile out are WT comer, in some Important step at them and pass the barge, and respects, the most it shows conclusively the animus of the men who did it, or rather who tried to do it, Just as they pass the Hilf Boston has come over wostward, but not into Londou’s water at all, Tho latter, who bas dropped io a 40 stroko, rushes clean up to 44, rows dead in Bosion’s wake, snd makes a terrific lunge for her stern; put the elear-eyed, hardy George Fauikuer 18 generally awake fn the ¢ things wnich are just the right thing wheu the watermen quickeus he quickens, he sheers guarply outto the eastward— evor, being risky, had he nota good ‘gap in front ot his enemy, a8 tho shoaring olf slows her only a little, to be gure, but may Hut it wasn't, though, and the folled jokey drops back. Discomiited ?’ By no means; for see, he is at it again; bat Roland was on hand, and’ every time the Lunnun men tried it Uine, Orderly Boston went them one better, The referee, just before start- ing, had told Faniknor to keep bis bout well ea: d ho Obsyed it all right; but is it not time for that terrible four-oared race a hour ago tetcllY Yes, it's coming now; the locker 18 ompty; no more school to-day, You can’t very readily play poiuts on any enem: who Js leaving yon hand over fist, When you already aching with exhaustion in lung and sinew, and misel@s are not allowed, so the gracetul Boston men gallop on’ up the course, turn out nbout ten minutes, are not intertered with, as tho homeward bound pass tho Thomes bound up, and go home im 2lin, 20a, beating their rivals over a minute and abail and placing a certitied check for $1,u00 to thoir credit; rather a heat twenty minute operation for a young teamsterand a steve dore, Halitax to-night offers to let London keep the $2,500 in the fours, and 1s pressing her mightily fora race. It may come yet, and unless Lon- don stops ber tricks every fair-minded man will hope, a8 most here now believe, that Halifax will win, Those four men onght to Ee invited to come and live tn New Yor! THE DEFEAT OF THE ST. JOHN CREW, Sr. Joun, N. B., Sept. 6, 1876, The dofeat of the St. John crew at Philadelphia causes great dieappointinent in sporting circles. An evening paper gives expression to the general genti- ment, saying:—“Without going deeply Into causes the prevailing view of it is that our men owe their defeat to the undoubted fect thal they are not as_good physically aa they were eight or tev years ago. Some of them have passed the meridian of life, and others are verging on it, Most persons will agree with us tbat they should give place to younger men,” RARE SPORT AT NEWPORT, TARtE WELL CONTESTED RUNNING RACES— JUMPING OVER FOUR HURDLSS THRES FZET HIGH—POLO GAMES WITH THREE ON A SIDE. Newronr, R. 1, Sept. 6, 1876. Some raro sport for Nuwport tock place on the polo grounds this ofiernoon ia addition to polo, It con- sisted of viree running races, The first was for the Beunott Cup and the distance was 100 yards, Tho entrance fee of $5 was to go to the second, as it did also in the two following races, The second race was for a silver cup and spoon, the distance being Gfty yards, This was a beat race, the best two in three. ‘The third race wes the best of all and was for a sabscription cup, 150 yards, and im going over the distance they were to jump over tour hurdics three feet high. S. Nicholson Kane and A. Wright Sandford, both of New York, were sclected as judges and fave satisfaction to all concerned, For the first race there were tour entries—viz, FL. Hart, «of Moatre: Frank Abbott, of Boston; Charles Harris, of New Aitor two alae start word “Go rt leading iarre second, The latter toward the tuish epurted abcad im good style and cin the winner, Hart second, Cowden third and Abbott last. Time, "11 1-5 seconds, THE SECOND RACK After waiting about iifteeu minutes the second race, for the cup and spoon, wascalied. For this race there were three eptries—viz,, “Richard Robinson,” Har- ris and Abbott, Harris came in first and “Robinson” second in the first heat Time. mus, ‘The second was a dead heat be- tween Harris ond Abbott, Time, 6 seconds, Betore the third ond last heat they wanted ten minutes re Which was granted them by the Jadges, ‘Robinson did not, of course, participate in conditions were ihe best two in three, Harris and Abbott got away iu good style, the former. keeping tho lead the cntire distance aud thos winning tho cup, Timo, 5 4-5 seconds. THE THIRD Rack. carry off thoy got tbe For the race for the Subscription Cup there were three entries—viz., Wiliam ©. Rives, Jr, of Boston and Messrs fart Robinzon.”” Hart was the favorite, ‘“Robingon’’ cleared the tirst hurdie ahead, but Hart tock the lead at this point and jumped the other three in grand siyie aboad of bis éompotitors, who, bowever, Were at his heeia when the last burdic was cleared. Time, 213-0 seconds. THe NOVELYY OF THE SPORT was appreciated by (he large aud fasuionuble audience presong, aud many of the ladies left their carriages aud came to (he contre of tho lot, where they could have a better view of the races. SPIRITED POLO GAMES, ‘Three very interesting and closely contested polo garues followed, with threo oa a side, and the specta- tora frequently applauded the playera No more spir- ited gamos lave taxeu place (his season, and it clearly proved that with three on aside the games were more {uteresting, at least for the spectators, tham with a larger pumber. HAMPDEN PARK RACES, SrrisGvizen, Mass, ‘Tho second day of the Hampden Park Trotting Meet- ing was fair apd the races interesting. . In the 2:29 race, Trio, the favorite, was lame aud was withdrawn after the second heat. Gray Bill and Bay won the first and second beats, but Planter, second favorite, took the next three, In the 2:22 class, the favorite. Amy cast a shoo and ‘was di tho first heat aud Bella won the race ensily in three straight heats. Amy afterward trotted @ mile ta %:22 sr MManies, For the 2:20 class—Purse $2,500, Planter. Ba} Gray will Murtha Wasbt Trio. ‘opt 6, 1876, ory ee oe jugtow a Sam Pord Adelaide. Siow Go. Sensation Laay Snell. eone evewern Laanen £ 1 2 4 3 6 6 Time, 2: ii ‘The rareg announced for tomorrow are the 32 0 are to zo to the crew | They are off, and | Why, they sit canted forward | to-day, for | y time, and now docs two } to do— first, | and second, | he last, how- | the last beat, as the | y be onouzh for the other purpose, | Uitrs, from claes, with twenty-one entries with seven entries, and the Goldsmith Maid, Smuggler, Judge dine will start, ® fiat running race, ‘open to all,” in which Werton and Bo- SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF SHYTEMBER AND OCTOBER, Steamer. Office. mbr 61 Broadway Bate of Viruinia’ City of Berlin, St Lanrent 72 Broudway 15 Broadway 55 Brondway Anchoria 7 Bowling Gre Neckar 2 Bowling Green ttaiy 09 Broadway Nevads 2% Broadwa; 4 Bowling Groon 61 Broadway 72 Broadway 50 Broadway Glasgo' Rotterdam Inszow....|7 Bowling Green London....|7 Bowling Greon London. :’;]49 Broadway |. 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ARRIVALS, RRPORTED BY THE WEALD SYRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITKSTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, (Br), Murphy, Liverpool Ang 26 erchanidise and 312 pasion 0, Jon 23, passed and Que ors, to bark Drak lon 54.11, water; s steamer bound west: tannic (Br), hence 60 32, a National steams dy Hook, steamer Steamer State of Nevada (Br), and Larne 26th, with mdse and passen, pt 1, lat 48 signal letters | 4th, Int 42 4 Norwegian bark showing sional lettors BTC: Tat 4107, lon G6 32, a ship show sixcu bound W:'same day, lat 40 51, 10M 07 19," min bark showing signal letters HDCJ. bound W; same lat ‘6838, a Norwegian bark showing signal ra UT bonnd W. Steamer Hear (Br), Diamond, Greenock via St Jobns, NF, 23 days, with mdse to Uewlett & Torrance. Steamer Gellert (Ger), Barends, Hambure via Havre Aug with indse und passengers to Kunhardt & Co. Had Strong head winds to the Banka; in lat 43, lon 58, had a isk gale from WNW lusting eight hours; remainder of Dassa had fine cloar weather, Steamer France (Fr), ‘frud Aug 26 via Pt mouth 27th, with mdse and 246 passengers to Louin Di bebian. Sept 3 Int 4551, lon 5 55, spoke ship NowPi jondan for New York. jer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana Sept songers to F Alexander & Sons. Sept passed steamer Clyde, from Havana sss 40, lon 74 12, passed steamer City nn, &e, Havana Sept 1, with mdso and urray, Fortis & ers, Hawthorn, New Orleans Ang 80, with ers to A Whituey & Co, Sept 4, lat i spoke brig Jeremiah, from Cardenas for Tal 42 31, . Steamer Bri- lat 41 25, lon 56 miles cast Stow with m 3 Ma passengers to Steamer All mdse and San Jacinto. Hazard, Savannah Sept 2, with mase and passengers to Murra; , Perris & Co. Sept 5, lat 37 454, passed Us sloop of war Alert, steering SW by Steamer Richmond, Kelly, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship ¢ Steamer Marrisourg, Worth, Philadelphia, with coal to the Reading RRC Ship Hamilton Fish, Mortimer, Dublin 41 days, in ballast to-C Ht Marshail & Co. Ship Rebas (Nor), Pedersen, Limerick 25 days, in ballast to Louls Tetens, Aus 3, lat 16 44, lon 48 30, passed threo i 0 feet high. tsen, Exmouth 45 days, with Ang 23, lat 39 20, lon 64, oustown; Kept 1, lat or). hence for spoke bark Azof ( 41, lon 59, bark Ilex (Nor), hence for Birkenhead and 'Liv- expoal. * Bark Totens (Nor), Maraussen, Tralee 33 days, in ballast to Louie Tetons. Bark Viking (Nor), Rasmusen, Tratee 33 days, in ballast to Ronbain & Boyeson. Mark Grid (Nor), Neilsen, Tvedestrand, vie Sidney, CB, OS days, in bailast to order, is anchored sb Sandy Hook for orde: Hark Hilda (Nor), Osmundsen, Rotterdam 53 days, with miso to C Tobias & Co. Bark Caleugta (Br, new, 1 Lewis, Windsor, NS, Bdays, in ballast tod F Whitney Brig Kate McDongail (of Liver tins 22 days, with sale (o Woodruff & ter, Sept 8, lat 97 2 brig: showing honse fag wi ith let Brig Sparkling Water (ot orton), Hichborn, Havana 13 days, with sugar to Franke, Fisher € Co: vessel to master. Scir Kate Miter, Crossley, Cedar Keys 18 says, with iumver to Eppincer, Kusseit & Co: vessel to C C Overton. Schr Sarah Eaton, Dix, Fernandina 9 days, with lumber to W A Ross; vessel to Gorham Boardman. Sehr Winner, Nash, Rranswiek, Ga, 11 days, with lumber to order; vessel to F Talbot & Co. "Schr Clara Woodhonse, Cruse, Georgetown, SC, 7 days, pitinaval stores to Zophar Mitls, vessel to Woodhouse & nda. Inness, St Mar- tomas | sp an | Whe Bi Schr Hellen Rommeif, Caron, Alexandria for Newark. Sehr Extella, Cordery. Alexandria, Schr Alice Fda, Fromburger, Virginia, Sehr Jas W Boyle, Cupporly, Virzuia. rd FH Dangrall, Flowers, Virziuta, Schr Charley Woolsey, Brown, Virgir:a, Schr Magallen, Pera, Virzint Hehr HJ Raymond, Cranmer, Virgute, Sehr Sandy Hook, Pharo, Virgin Selir 8 J Hoyat, Andrews, Virginia. Sehr Jave Cross, Virginia, Sehr Edward Slade, Sopor, Georgetown, DC. Sehr HB Giles, Cridnover, Bat . Sehr L Hirdsall, Warren, Baltimore, Schr L Cobb, Cobb, Bangor 4 days, with ice to TW Lond obec 5 days, with ica sel to master. |, Kennebec Riyer 4 days, with tur J J Shoppard, Gaskill ice to ordor. Jones, Boston 3 days, with tee to Knicker- ssel to Vaubrunt Brow, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Glaucus, Bearac, Boston for New York. Rtoanter City. of Fitchburg, Sprinzor, New Bedford for New Yorm. Steamer Electra, Young, Providence for New York Schr F A Maxeo, Magee, Windsor, NB, for New York, ir) AHatield (br), Hatield, Windsor, NS, for New York. Sehr E.G Sawyer, Hall, Windsor. NS. for New York. Sebr Clara Jane, Vike, Rockland, NB, via Vineyard Ha- veu for New York. Sebr Mury & Susan, Snow, Warenam for New York. ur J BCanningham, Babcock, Portland, Ct, for New vk. Sehr J Stockham, Hart, Providence for New York. Scht H Fuller, McDougal. Somerset for New York Schr Napoleon, Haskeil, Provitence for New York. Schr Ads Herbert, Allen, Boston for New York. Schr Mary Stow, Thaker, Medford for New York. yogit Anthony Burton, Jobnsow, Providenes for New york. Sehr Vesta, Dunean, Bangor for Now York. Schr A O Noyes, Baker, Halowell, Mo, for Albany. Senr Sarah Elizabeth, Aller, Nortiipart tor Now York. Sehr Sammy Ford, Allen, Lubec for New Yor Sehr Mary A Drury, Gage. Providenco for New York, Schr John Maulove, Baker, Millstone Point for New York. Schr J Terry, Orison, Providence for New York, = Bebr Geo W Rayinond, Hayden, Pine Island for New York, Schr A Kingsland, Murphy, Nantucket for New York, Sebr Silver Spray. Chatfield, Thomaston for Now York. Sobr Chas E Moudy, Ring, Hostou for New York, Behr Wesley Abbott, Miilekin, Sullivan, Me, for New York. Schr G P Pomeroy, Bryan, Kennebec for New York. Sehr W W Brainerd, Fitch, Norwich for New York, Behr Murion, Yeung, Clinton for New York, See Sam Weller, Brockway, Connecticut or Schr Lavina Nelanoy, Groen, Boston for New York, Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Milltone Point for New York. Schr Hare, MeNamee, Greenwich for New York. Put into Whitestone for harbor, schrs Right Awas, Godley, Bridgeport for New York, and'M'C Sproule: Bristal for do. BOUND EAST. . Steamor Tillie, Ewing, New York for New London and Norwich. ‘niga Sehr Theal (Br), Gale, New York for 3t John, NB Sebr Lanra H Jones, Cousins. New York for Portland, Me. Sehr Cynthia J Gardiner, Amboy for Providence, Sehr J H Deputy, MeMahon, Port Jolinson for Boston, Sehr Artist, Forrester, Amboy tor Warcham, Selir Thos P Cooper, Newburg for Fall River. Sebr Fiyaway, Enos, Port Jotinson for Providence. BELOW. Bark Prei Dabrovack (A rer for Pends, from Boston E, July , from Ler OLEARED, Steamer Rothnia (Br), MeMickan, teverpog! via Queeus- *G Franklyn. er Somerset (Br), Western, Bristol, E-W D Mor- nderry Jaty 24. a Steamer Annie, Steon, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott Steamer Anthracite, Grumley. Philadelpbia—Jas Ship Hudson, Knight, London—Grinnell. Mintura Ship Freydis (Nor), Iversen, Bremen—Punch Bark I’riscilia (Ger), Bischof, Anjer for ord a Co. Bark Edward D Jewett (Br), Malmqulwt, Liverpool, B— Scammell Bros. Hark St (Ltal), Pastorini, Cork or Falmoath for ordore— John © Seager. atk ,Gitseppina R (Ital), Rogglere, Trieste—Lauro, torey & Coe Trothers, Westberg, Rio Janeiro—J_E Ward & Co, Bist Bndenver, Mounttord, Bath, Me—Marcus Hanter & 0. (plitlg Ada H Tals, Johnston, Porto Cabel:e—Pentsion & 6 Brig Nancy Ross (Br), Whitney, St Johns, NF—Millor & Moagato: Ser Eb Darling, Hodetineon, Berbiee—Lenyerat & Co. piehr, Hattie kell, Jurgens, San Blas, USC—Owen reunan Sehr Veal (Bri. Gale. St John’ SRP I Wavine & Ron ow W Vanaman, Sharp, Fernandine—E D Haribut & ‘0, Schr Annie L Wilder, Frouch, Bangor, Me—H W Loud & Co. Sloop Ilinois, Wilson, New London—Wm Chalmers. SAILED, Steamers Bothnia (Hr), for Liverpool Kingston, &e; Gen Barnes, Savannah; Gulf Stream, Charleston: ship Helvetia (Belg), Bremen; barks Zenobia (Nor), Elsinore; Caspaci (Nor), Stettin; Kate Howe (Nor), Morgan or Broad Pill; brig Manlius, Matanzas. Wind at sanset, WSW; at midnizht, SW. Barometer at sunset, 30.12; at 10 PM, 90.13, MARITIME MISOELLANY. Surp Soxona. sunk by collision off Hollyhond, was in- sured in Boston offices_as follows :—$15,000 at the Boston, $15,000 at the China, $10,000 at the American and $5000 000 a Claribel (Bri, att iston; also 85000 at the Salem Marin 4 the Delaware Mutual, $25,000 at the Ii Co of North America, Philadelphia; $10,000 at utile Mutual, New York, and smaller sume at oth probably insured in, San Francisco tion to the above $5000 are insu Washington ; $10,000 at the Oriental, New York, and $5000 at tho State of Ponnsylvania, in ali $115,000 on ship and freight. Snir Crry of Nannim (Br), at San Francisco Ang 28 from Noweastlo NSW, on Jung 20, had a stroug gale from NE to SE, Insting 36 hours, during which earrisd away Lulwarks and did other damage. Suir Lirvixgstoxe (Br), bound to Belfast, I. which sprumz 8 leak lately whilst being loaded with ‘grain at Locust Point, and was afterward discharged of her cargs, 1s bow on the stocks at Skinner's ship yard, Bal imore, undergoing Fepsira.. Her destination is Belfust, aud it is expected she Will leave for destination in about a week. The cargo is In addi Sewn Luwis Euxamaxx, from Orchilta Islands for Balti- moro, with guauo, in coming up Patapsco on Tuesday lat ran aground on approaching Bowly’s wharf and stuck Three tugs were uuable to pull her off, and wo to desist and wuit for a high tide, Scur Communer, of Port Kenuedy, loaded with lim: burned ip the Schuylkill River on Sunday, Loss on the ves: sel $10.0, on carco $50, nx Carnix Waker, Chadwick, whils lying at the Gas Co's dock at Bath, Friday night Inst) was struck by light- ning, end had maintopmiast and mataboom somewhat dam. aged, Scun Fraxcis A Brown (fitherman), of Noank, carried away her mainmasthead and put inty Newport, BI, Sept 6, to procure a new ons. Scr Fraxcis Ex.cex, from Fall River for New York, put Into Newport Sept 6, with loss of anchor and chain, in Mansa Penson, Grant, from Alexandria for Jersey City, put into Norfoik Sept 4 leaky, Scour Cankie Anice, from Boston for Charleston, put into k Sept 4 to ropalr suils. NeyARD Haven, Sept 6—Schr Ert, before reported put scharging her cargo, and will haul on the At Brower, Mo, Sept 4, from the yard of . bark Formosa, Her diinensions are ns fol- 137 6-10 feet; width, 31 4-10 feet: depth, 18 #10 nage, decks, 210.96; below decks, 242997 poop dock, 25.58; enclosed spaces, 50.14; total, 586 ‘At Waldoboro, 6th inst, bark Annie Reed, of 800 tons. WHALEMEN, Arrived at New Bedford Sept’ Provincetown, Dyer, Atlantle Ocean, with 160. bb) 200 do pny ‘voilon board, Reports Aug 27, Iat lon 4040 W, schrs William Wrison, Rraley, ot bbls sp; Mary E Simmor Rich. of Provincetown ) do wh: Arizona, White, do, ard Lee, Atkins, do, fled trom New Bedlord Seps ntie Ocean, red atdo Sth, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Baker, for Pacific Ocean, At Ambrizcite, WOA, Jaly 12, bark Draeo, Peaks, of NB, At Congo, WCA, July 13, bark George & Susan, Heyer, of Off do July 13, schr Petrel. Reed, of NB. SPOKBE. GG shoolsnip 8t Mary, on n cruise, Sept 3, lat 40 20, lon July 24, for Oakes & 5 lows :—Len, GO do sp and 29 do k Cicero, Foster, Ship Republic (Br), Phillips, from Belfa Delaware Breakwater, Sept 4, lat 41 21, lon 65 50. Ship Anglo Americ (Br), Jordan, from st Jobu, NB, for Liverpool, Au 24, lat 42, lon 69 15. Ship Abner I Benvon, Watts, from Pabelton de Piga via Iparniso for Queenstown, July 15, lat 20 8, le: A Suip James Foster, Jr, Howes, trom Dublin for New York, Aug 19, 1at 50, lou 14, ‘ Ship Ennordalo (Br), Porter, from Liverpool for San Fran- ci uly 16, lat 12 N} lon 27 W. Ship Bonanza, Daly, from Liverpoot for San Francisco, pA A lat 2. N, rg WwW. fr Ma Ship’ Granger, Doaue.. from TAverpool for San Francisco, July Ts lat 7.N, lon 25 W. » ne Bark Capt Peter Dal (Nor), from London for 3 Aug 14, lat 00, lon 12. An Ain bark, steering E, showing JRPQ, Aug 14, lat 41, w York, m bark, steering §. showing MGJB, was seen July 16 45 N,lon 31 37 W. Lr he ug NSWC, from Barbados for Bristol, ra ie Gander (1), from Liverpool for New York, lon 13 20, (Br), from Fayal for Sydnoy, CB, Aug 7, Ang 6, lat 49 Sehr Lyeurgus lat 39, lon 39. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerr, Sept 6—Arrived, bark Obdulia (Sp), Echevar- ria, Baltimore. Sailed Oth, brig Waubun, Spencer, Sydney, UB. Buemen, Sept S—Arrived, barks Bremen (Ger), Leitke, Hew York; Lydia Cardell (Br), Todd, do. Bowsay, Sept G—Arrived, steamer Europa (Br). from Liverpool. Sailed Gth, stoamor Triaacria (Br), for Glasgow. Daxrzic, Sept 1—Suiled, bark Neversink, Jarvis, New York; brig Acslia Thuriow, White, do; 24, schr JM Riley, Small, do. Exaiore, Sept 1—Arrived, bark Dronning Sophie (Nor), Pedersen, Now York: brig Post Haltor J © Wahl (Ger), Lassow, do. Fatwoctu, Sept 6—Arrived, bark Wakefield, Carver, Akyab, Hvzt, Sept 6—Bailed, brix Golconda, Lord, America. Hamnuna, Sopt 5—Salled, bark Prithjof (Nor), Jeremias- sen, Now York; also the Arracan, for do. Tavux, Sept 6- Arrived, steamor Canada (Fr), Franguel, New York. Sailed 4th, ship Ida Lilly, Curtis, United States; schr John 8 Wood, Smith, do. Irswicn, Sept 5—Arrived, bark Italia (Ital), Bernardo, Philadelphia, Livenroot, Sept 6—Arrived, steam naga, New York. - Suiled Sth, ship Iris (Br), Armstrong, North America, Sailed 6th, stoamer Pennsyly: Harris, Philadeiphia, Mansvinies, Sept S—Arrived, schr Matilda Kranz, Rich, New York. In port Sth, sehr Minnie G Lond, Holt, for Cuba, Mataca, Aug 31—Sailed, stoamer (not brig) Esehol (Br), Day, New York. Rorrenrpax, Sept 4—Sailed, sehr ES Newman, Newman, Boston. QuKKENSTOWN, Sept 6-Arrived, bark Agostina Repetto (tal), Antola, Also arrived 6th, steamers Enzland (Br), Thompson, New York for Liverpool; City of Limerick (Br), Jameson, Phila- delphia for do ‘and both proceeded). Srxrtm, to Sept S—Arrived, barks Ada Carter, Abergh, Baltimore; Helvetia (Nor), Engebrethsen, New York; Nordeap (Nor), Osaltsen, Baltimore; Pillau (Ger), Kuho, New York ; brig Norge (Nor), Christensen, Philadelphia, Diego (Sv), Gaste- WEATHER REPORT. Horvaran, Sept 6, PM—Wind, SW, blowing a gal rometer, 29.533 PLYMOUTH, Sept 6, PM—Wind SW, fresh, with rain. FOREIGN PORTS. Batavano, Aug 26—Arrived, schr Maud Barbour, Pabuke, ‘Traxillo. 8 As, Aug 26—Sailed, brig Jeremiah, Ford, north of schrs Nellio F Sawyer, Gatchell, do; Ann Dole, ENPUEGOS. Ang 26—Sailed, bark Sam Shepherd (Br), Evans, Philadelphia; brig David Owen, Chadboarne, York. CAainanines, Aug 22—Arrived, brig Ida (Br), Smith, St Thomas, to load for New York. Fasarvo, Ang 18—Sailed, brig Joho Boyd (Br), North, New York. : HAVANA, Aug 26—Arrived, bark Robecca, Carnona, John- fon, Mutanaas to finish Ide for New Yor th, stermer Win G Hewes, Morgan, Indianola (and shi 28th to return Margaret, Baker, Now Orleans (and sid 29th to return BON, stermer Ciiy of Norfolk, Stople, Indianola (and Bou for New Orleans); Sept 6, steamer Columbus, Ree New York. Also arrived 6th, ico. ‘Sailed 28th, brie Mani ache Indionots, Bloow. White, York ; 2th, Paque timore; Trinidad (Sp) Core, (Br), Dazley, Now York; brig eamer City of Havana, Phillips, Mex- York or Cadi varks Jose R Lope: J Jones (ir), Morrison, do; sobr Geo Sealey. MeDonald, Galveston, Tn port Aug 30, dary sf Gover, for New York; atterus; brig Ortolon, Ax, Sep: bark Hattie Gondey (Br) Hammond, Philadeiphiay sches Guiding Star (Bn, ‘ort Marayzas, Aug 20—Clesred, brig RB Gove, Hodgman, north of Hatteras; sehr Mollie Kia, Sleeper, Hursboro: Suiled 26th, bark Lizzie, Carnoy, north of Hatteras: brig Geo Gilchrist, Oreust, do. Montekat, Sept 3—Arrived, bark Kosmos, Burns, Bre- men; brig Fawn, Putt, Teigamouth, Cleared 4th, brig Ocean Qneon, Cork, Nonrn Srpwey, CB. Aug 28—Arrived, brie Lophema (Bo), Mahistrom, Londonderry (and saiied for Sandy Honk), Sailed Aug 28, bark Frances Herbert (Br), McKenzie, Miramicht and Sharpness, wRBEC, Sept I—Arrived, barks The Kildare, Davis, Bel- fast; Fourth November, Johnson, Waterford for St Thou 4th, ships Aurora, Bonnevie, Aberdeen ; Chargor, Dan fast; Cynosure, Hales, Sunderland; Brace, Fraser, Gre Oasis, vaker, Li ks Wilholmine, Law, Gl moo, Hatton Canada, Ludi; 0, Cummings, Greengek; Capella, Havre ; Gaspe, Thompson, Liverpool; Le- REN ny, 4, schr BF Farnham, Geno, ichmon: Sailed 17th, Ann A Holton, Sireth. New York. In port July 23, sehr Hugh Kwing (Br), Wilson, for Bos- ton, ready fer os. ee Leoxe, Aug 8—Arrived, bark Liberia, Foster, Teneri Saaxawat July 23—Arrivod, bark P ton, Porter, New York; Jist, ship Moonlight, Waterhouse, Philadel don: Hop. Elder, Jacobsen, viathan, Pictou for Montreal. Rio Graxpe, July 22—Arri' phi, Hailed July 26, bark Rosetta MeNell. Brown, Nagasakt, St Jonx, NB, Sept 4—Arrived, brig, Marius’ ¢ (Br), Spurr, Glasgow, schr Ulalame (ir), theal, Philadelphia. Arrived Oth, 'schrs J W Soott, fialey, New York; Annie Currier (Br), Van Wart, do. Cleared 4, sche William HM Mailler, Bucknam, Now ared 6th, schr Sea Lion (Br), New York. Vanexcta, Aug hg (aot 30sh)—Arrived, schr Miranda, Mitchell, New York, Yowowtama, Aug J1—In port, steamers Qasue-se (Br, Jones, from Hong Kong, arrived Gth, circulated for New York vin Saex; Bengal (Rr), Douglass, circulated for do vie do; sbip Sir Lancelot (Rr), Hepbaro, from Shanghai, ar- ve July 24 ‘has been withdrawn sor New York). rive aly 20, ark Willard Mudgett, Dicks, Tong Kong, put in for water) and sailed 30th for Honolulu) ; Anz 7, steamer Oceanic (Br), Parsell, San Francisco (and sailed 8th for Hong Kong). Hailed July 24, bark Kile Nicol (Br), Wilson (from New York), Kobe, 7, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. Yanmoorn, NS, Ang 29—Arnved. achr A F Randolph (Br) Warren, Philadelphia. (Pen Steawan Aaysaums.’ gia’ Aug 22—Sailed, Providence, Coalfie . Philadel a, ANTWERP, Aug 25—Sniled, Sheila, M Sandy Hook. ALICANTE, Aug 18— Arrived, Nyronus, Higgins, Marseill 22d, Abd-el-Kader, Sparror Acona, WOA, July 31—In Aco Bay, July 26—Arrived, Nauny, Graff, New York, Bailod July 20, Smyrnote, Sears, Boston. July 21—Passed, Tecumreh, Bennett, Liverpool ae, TW, Aug 25—Passed, Anatra, from Hartle- York. . Bolivia, Stevens, wis. Jang for pool for Bristor, Aug 25—Arrived, Calista, Mawes, Phelen, Q bec; Frey. Miramichi; Olt, do; 26th, Svalan, do. Sailed 25th, ebec ; 25th, Tagal, Jacob- son, Baltino Buingkwater, Aug 24—Sailed, Rosebud, epiumerronr, Aug 23—Sailed,’ Rachael re Bannow, Aug 24—Sailed, Saguenay, for Sydney, CB; deal ome eee * Arrivea 25th, Nereo, Baltimore, Brvrast, Aug 24—Sailed, Rachel, Buntelich, New York. Beuwick, Aug 24—Sailed, Linnie Cameron, Sydney, CB. Bawwcauaver, Aug 22—Arrived, Berlin (s), Ringk, Balti 44, Astronom, Klopper, New York; 24th, Douau (#), De Saiaberry, ew York. Samuvls, Mon- Brinoa, Aug 20—Arrived, Yhesedie (?), Now York. yEgnnnivg, Aug 23—Selled, Clare Pletene, Coombs New orl NA, Aug 21—Arrived, Thomas P Ball, Ryder. 4 ordered to Mahon). E Russell, Nichols, Liv- A. July 19—Arrived § Miller, Adelaide. ‘Arrived, Luey Pope, Prince Edward Island; Sendemandor, Gjerksen, Miramiel CARRNARVOON, Aug 24—Arrivéd, Morning Star, Bushnell, Montreal. ‘art, Aug 20—Arrived, Doctor Barth, Hansen, Bal Rothesay, Iversen, New York. nounG, Aug 23—Arrived, Wm M Reed, Brace, 2. Capiz, Aug 20—Satled, HB Riley, Coffin, Boston. Cacurra, Aug 24—Arrived, Prince Arthur, Munchen, Ma- about 2€th, Albania, . Bombay Aue 25~-Arrived, San Giovanni, Baptiste, Phila- phia for Yarmonth, Pussed 24th, Golconda, from Shields for Philadelphia; Fannie B Tucker, Boston for Hull Cuneo. London for New York: 25th, Marietta, Overgaard, do for Sagnenay Norden, Hansen, do for Queoce: 20th, Sally Atkins. do, do, Dover, Aug 24—Passed. bark Livingstone, Yarmouth, NS: Fred Bagere, Young, from London for Tybee; 25th, D Hi Bills, Penny, from Boston tor Great Yarmouth, Dexcuxess, ‘Aug 23—Off, Sarah, Ingersoll, from Tull for Now Yor hh. un Italian bark, showing’ signal letters PILM, from Philadelphia tor Hull Paysed 25th, Grace E Cann, from Antwerp for Sandy Hook. Dopits, Aug 24—Arrived, Tally Ho, Sackvilla, wailed ‘24th, Maggie Mill Tybee; Mazgle, Horton, Delaware; Tonui, Quebde: th, Leontine, do, Duogurpa Ang 25—Sailed, Kong Cari, Baltimore; John Good, St John, NB. Doxk Ang 24-—Arrived in the roads, Dartmouth, Ray- mond, from Pabellon de Pica. Sh ola Aug 19-Sailed, Tyrian (s), Montgomery, ork, s E piNoRe, Ang 22—Arvived, J Simonsen, Crawtord, Reval or Mobile. Panmoura, Ang 24—Arrived, Sisters, Thompson, Mont- re: } Vibilis, Kinny, Cape Haytien (and sailed 25 for Liver- pots. Rien Aug 25—Sailed, Christian Wilhelm, Philadel- i. PGLovcesteR, Anz 24—Arrived, Medbor. Jens*n, Halifax: el ee bi rs St Jobn, NB; Abra ar S Skalle, Miramichi, dra Di New § ith, Byfozed Christensen, Thorsen, New York: Cygnet, Larsen, Sacuenay h, Bombay, for Southwest Pass, Edmund . Young, Quebec. GLAsGow, Ang 24—Seiled, Victor, Mathiesen, Charlotte- town, Grkexock, Aug 24—Railed, Isajd, Ronnssi, Baltimore; 25th, Ruseneath. Halifax; Aretas, Robertson, Montreal ; Ocean, Queboe: NM Haven, Click, Demerara’; 26th, Cal- derbank, St John, NB; Halden, Quebec. ‘Arrived 26th, Scotia (x), St John, Macedon, Queboe. 19—Arrived, Lineoln, Thorn, New Or- for Nap —Satled, Gronasnan, Aug leans (and cleare Groa, Aus 2 late, Fniton, Leghorn, Hunt, ‘Aug 24—-Arrived, NS del Boschotto, Peragallo, Rew Yor! Safled 25, Sulitjelma, Ulenaes, St John, NB. Harwien, Aug 25—Arrived, Monte Tabor, Repetto, Philadelphia. Houvuxap, Aug 25—Sailed, Herbo-t, Hill, Waxouns, Aug 23—Arrived, Columbia, Ha Catherine, Brammond, New York; 24th, Suevia (s), Fran: ren, do. Shiled 23d, Blackwall, Cole, New Orleans. Havex, Ang 24—Arrived, 6 © Van Hor sor, NS; Alexandrona, Steeves, Pabellon; Lobos. Bailed 234, Scioto, Mitchell, New Orleans: Embia, Larsen, Sandy Hook: 24th, itarold, Montie, New Orleans Trswicn, Aug 24—Artived, Serena P, New York, Liyexpoot, Aug 24—Arrived, Wargaret 8 Weir, 4 ald, Montreal: The Brags, New York? Quedoc MeNeil. Bathurst, h, Kaward Island? Stratford, do: Osmo, Ranteld, Philadel- Hockon, Wind- amestown, Call, perance, Harringto! rell, Quebec: Olytie, Tal Cashier, Telf Small, Bombay; Winslow, Erichee y Lowther, Hilton, Tybeo; Colonial Empire, Manan, Alice, Gundersen, doi Louise, Moreh, do; Auna, Unger, do: GW White, Dyer, New Orleans: Ciara J’ Adams, Meladdon, Ba Kirstino, Berkas, Laconin, NS; Lepreanx, Barry, Sydn CB; Rowantree, ‘Cunningham, Mo tie; Shelbourne, Mar- phy, Pt tra Nova. Grann, Miramichi; Uler, pire, Grozic Cleared 24th, Ds Viola, Gill, Philadelphia; Western Em" Xen, York odat Anderson, Baltimore; Bell Sth, Tatay, Pettis, Buenos Agre ‘Curondelet Stetson, Key Wost Pring Regent. Herwig, “Miramichi New ravan, Waefelaer, ila Acme, Divine, rcott, St John, farah, Minnis, nsgar, Gunder- . Southwest Pass, Loxpon, Aug 25—Arrived, Ocaan. Dodd, Baltimore; Halrsijord, Arnoldsen, St John, NB: 26th. Anna Peviersen, webec; Avondale, Gould, Montreal; Elvsta (9), McRitchie, ork: Stella Gorzolo, Masa, do: 26th, Nary M Bird, r , Madras, with bow dainaged; Mathew Cay (), lontreal Cleared 25th, Callione, Larsen, Quoboe; Millcete, Wil- helmsen, do:'Win M Vizus, Sydney, CB: Borneo, Shaw, Sandy Hook: 26th, Underwriter, Robertson, Quebec} Goldfindor, Kelly, do; Wion, Niska, New Orleans, Entered out 25th, Prince Rupert, Main, Vanconver’s 4. Sailed from Gravosend 234, Aldytha for Montreal (and rigs Deal 25th); Aendin (s). Craig, Halifax (and passed eal 24th); 26th, Lord Lon, Quebeo ‘and passed Deal same day): 25th, New World, Now York: Imperator Fran- cerca, Guiseppe, do: Milicote, do; Riukan, do. QuRInMtY. Aue 23—Arrivod, Htenry Falmer, eckson, nebec. Taroasten, Ang 24—Sailed, Clrdg, Senter DRRRY Aug 23—Sailed, Mates August Baltimore; Matiida Hilyard, Brooks, Philadelphia. Lynx, Ang 26 Sailed, -irena, Ciehero, New Orleans. Mowrrosx, Ang 25—Sailed, Giitner, Halvorsen, New York. Mataca, Aug 19—Bailed, James Dale. Cooper. Quebec. coon a Aug 16—Arrived, William Hayes, Tonning, Lis- combe. 3 Tn port 17th, 8 E Frasier, Knight, from Cardiff. Mapras, Aug 14—Bailed, Nellie, Evans, Bull River, Newrort, Aug 24—Arrived, Cort Adier, Neilsen, Mira- cht. “Balled 24th, Kt Olaf, Teund, Shediac; 25th, Ametia, Pottin ger. Montreal. Cleared 24th—Oreon, Tonnesen, Shediac. Aagensen, Mirainichi Brazos, Faller, Galv Arabia, ton, do Newry. Ang 23 inds Manrit Zachariasen Quebec; Razetto Padra, Chi Newcastix, Ang 25—Cle. (from London), Philadelpbia; Louise, Montreal; Spring (from Sanderiand), Bandy Mook. Piywovri, Aug 26—Sniled, Bosphorns, Roynolds, Quebeo; Prodo, Demartino, New York. Pittav, Aug 21—Sailed, Lovanter, Ve Sunderland. PALxrMo, Aug 18 —Sailed, Eschol (s), Day, New York. Querxerowy, Ang 24—Arrived, Spoodwell, McConnell, Charlottetown. PEI. Sniled 21th, Taolo Revello, Giasson Dock; Sinbad, Dan- kirk: 25th, Olga, Plymouth; Danpner, Sraney. CH! Gi gerpe Verdi, Glaagow: Nordeap, Leith ith, Kong Hara Dublin; Arlington, Liverpool; ‘Atlas, Belfast; Sator, Glow: cester; | Mipah, London; Camilla, Glasgow: Florence, Havre: Ergo, Gioucester. Rorrexvam, Aug 23—Cleared, Golden Wave, Remon, Montreal. Baxpowy, TW, Aug 25—Off, Morning Star, from Dandee for New Orleans. Sr.L0TH, Aug 25—Sniled, Mersey. Suiter, Quebec. Swassed, Ang 24—Arrived, Duke of Rothesay, Roberts, uebec. Qe tio Lieara 224, Chynetius Grivnell, Borland, trom Lon- don for New York; 25th, Scioto, from Havré for New Orleans. ‘St Trowatt Roans, Ang 24—Put in, The Fawcett, from Port Madoc for Quobe Tux, Aug 23—Arrl Wurrenaves, Aug 25 4, Berterox, Davis, Bombay. ‘ailed, Nelson, Dixon, Quebec. Care Town, Joly 27—The Nanny, from Padang for New York (coffe), put Into Algoa Bay yestorday for repairs, Faumovry, Aug 25—The ship Comnadro, Thomas, from Shiolds for San Francisco, was off the Lizard yesterday, and reported having been in collision the previous night, when Off the Btart, with a schooner, name unknown, Houywean, Ang 2*—The Walton, Williams, from St John (NB), for Crernarvon (timber), has pat in, waiting for water over Caernarvon Bay Irswien, Aug 25~The pilot from the Italian brig Emilio, Valle, froai Harwich for Hampton Roads, reports having left the vessel at Eastbourne on the evening of 24th inst, QveRNstoWS, Aug 24—The brig Emily, Bowden, from New York, while procecdin: to sea in tow of a stenmtuz to- day. for Glasgow, grounded on the Spit Bank, but got off on the Hood tide and proceeded without any apparent damage, AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Sept 4—Arrived, schrs Mabel Thomas, Helen A Iasbroack, Jersey City; Wm Mason, Ellen M Lit, Boston; Kate M Hiltor and Henry Finch, for Georgetown. rR © Knight, Now York: sehre Joka, F Holmes, L A Harris, Lydia s for ord EC Knight, Jr (from Gi for Georgetown. Sept 6—Arrived, brig Cornneapla (Bi Barbados; schrs EF Crowell, Oli Fj Flora M'Crowles, Crowley, Baltimor Fletcher, Philadelohia; Gamma, Gould, Vort Johnsen arrived—Steamers Tallapoosa (US), McRitchie, Now schrs Lottie, Somers, Philadel- Mary E. Fomerick, i Mary Bartlett, rgetown), ‘eptane, Berry, do hin; J. H. Hndaell, Jr, s Richards, do; Kenduskeas, « chawken; Helen Mar, MeKorton, Hoboken Cleared—steamers Roman, Crowell, Philadelphia; Co- lombo, (Ba), Saver, New York; General Whitney, do; schr Stampede, Dow, ekson ville. Sailed—steamers Roman and Perkonien; bark Tarra Topan. BALTIMORE, Sept G—Arrived, steamer F W Brome, Foster, New York; bark Willie McLaren (Br), McLaren, Silloth; schrs WB Herrick. Baker, Boston. ine, brig Fanny H Sennings, Lor ‘Cams up from Quara: tng, Hay ¢ Quarantine, steamer Emiliano (Spa) Mendezono, from Havana. Cleared-—Steamers Martha Stevens, Chance, New York; barks Paladin (Arg), Jones, StJolns, PR; Ada Br), Hays, Londonderry; Bjorgvin. (Nor), Ulsen, do: ra; Anna E Krai Parvere, M Smith, New Yor! Annie Bliss. W Elwell, Long, do. jadin. Arrived 5th, sehr Jon T Manson, Manson, Boston, SWICK, Ga, Sept O—Arrived, vrig Laura Gertrude, we York, Pe a OR, Sept 4—Arrived, brig George, Morgan. New ° BRISTOL, Sept 9—Suiled, sobr Condova, Wilson, Rich- mA Aug 81 4, seh Aug S1—Arrived, sei Nellio Brown, Crowell, Portiand, to load for New York. ab deectigt Sept 2—Sniled, schrs Ellen Perkins, Mitchell, New York RS Graham, Smith, do; J M Fitzpatrick, Cranmer, Phila deiphia; D Gitord, Cobb, Now York; W G Shatt Thateher, Baltimore’: Charles W Morso, Marr, New York. BAKER'S LANDING, Sept S—Arrived, schr D W Saun- dors, Mott, Rondow HARLESTON, Sept 2—Sailed, sehr Wapella, Penny, Savanaah. Bd—Sailed, echr Katie P Lant, Lopns, Brunswick, Ga. 6th—Arrived, steamer Equator, y, Philadelphia, Cleared—Selir Stephen Hurding, Baltimore. Bailed—Steamer Ashland, Crowell, New York. DARIEN, Aug 29~Arrived, bark Valenti a ir). De x balvaga, Brunswick, to load for Lisbon; sche Mary Collins, Colling, Charleston, ‘ Ast MACHIAS, Sept S—Arrived, sehr Sinaloa, Now ork. EAST GREENWICH Rant SeArrived. echrs Lillie Q | fa n. FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 6—Arrivod, brigs Little Susie Br), from Martinique tor orders; Mecy Bartlett, smith, eston for Richmon Also arrived, bark Johannes Rod (Nor). froma Belfast. Passod in for Baltimore—Barks Breiderblik (Nor), from , Belfast; Dores, and Queen Victoria, Passed out—Steamship San Marcas, for Liverpool; ship r Bremen; barks Edina, Eos, and Mazeppa, for dro, Palandolit, for Antwerp. The US schoolhip Coustellation ts anchored 5 miles be- TON, Rept 1—Cleared, schrs Jenuie B Gilkey, ‘ascazoula; Lara Lowis. Snow, Morcan Cit LOUCESTER, Sept 4—Arrived, sehe’ Hermann, Babson, Gottenbure (Sweden). \DIANOLA, Aug 30~Sailed, sehr Eureka, Mayo, New steamer City of Houston, 1 Arrived, sebes Gart Diesitneee, Med! a ved. sebrs Carl ron, MeAlep, Hilisboro (an (2d for Philadelphia); 3d, Clara Dine: | more, Chase, New York. Saited Ang 21, schr Sammy Ford, Allen, New York. MOBILE, Bept G—Arrived, briz Llegancia (sp), Pages, ‘ept Cienfuegos. MAGI ASPORT, Sept 1—Saiied, Erig Battle, for Queens- town; schrs Abby ingalls, New York; Deccora, do, Ieaven, do, MILLBRIDGE, Sept 4—Arrived, eehr Milwaukee, Wallace’ ‘ew York. EW ORLEANS. Sept 2—Arrivedup, ship Transit, Perey, Liverpool; schrs Wenonah, Bayless, Banes (Cuba); Anita, Nelson, Lanayra, Cleared—Bark Les bons Fi's (Fr): Horsoau, Lorient (France) via Pascagoula; brig N M (3p), Valero, Palma, 6th—Cleared, stenmers New Orleans, Dearborn, and New York, Quick, for New York; Jamaica (Br), Winder, Liver- vol. Marived I the Passes 5th, steamer City of Merida, Reye ; Mexico, / MNORFOLK, Sept 4—Arrived, steamer Ponco (8p), Porto Rico, to load for Liverpool hrs Maria Pierson, Grant, Alexandria for Jersey City; Carrie Alice, Phillips, Boston for Oharleston (ace Misceliuny). NEWBURYPORT, Sept 5—Arrived, sckrs Olive, Warren, Rondout; F A Baker, Pendlet: Amboy. NEW BEDFORD, Sept 4—Arrivod, schr Elias Ross, Wil- lat New Yor es Henry, Snow, New York, 5th—Sailed, schrs L Wells, New York; H E Shubert, Shubert, Pbilndelphia; MH Read, Benson, do, NEWPORT, Sept 4, PM—Arrived, John B Norris, ing, Vineyard Haven for New York; William HV Holmes, ttocky Point tor do; sloop Admiral, tor Bayoune, NJ (and all satied Sth). ‘Sth— Arrived. schrs Harvest, Corwin, Providence via Bris- tol for New York; Maria Fi Pall River; f . Halsey, 4 Monsengor, Spelman, of ry & Ned, Chambors, Wareham for do; § 8 Ww, antl Abbey Gale, Darby, New Bedford for do; sin, Snow, Fall River for do; Narragansett, m for Philadelphia: Wm Penn, Hart, Rockport, orfolk; Mexican, Haskell, Providence for New mus Potter, Handy, Marion for do; Argo, Gurney, reham for do, Oth—Arrived, schr Frances Bilen, from Fall River for Now York (seo Miscellany). NEW LONDON, Sopt 5—Arrived, schr Louisa, Rondout: Sarah Francis, do. Sailed—Schr G W Raymond, Now York. NEW HAVEN, Sept 5—Arrived, schr Zoe, Sears, Port Johnson: Lney dane, Matthews, Philadelphia; Minnie W Griffin, Stocking, do. PENSACOLA, Sept 1—Sailed, echr Alice Bell, Gammons, or PHILADELPHIA, ‘Sept G—Arrived, steamers Virginia, Hanter, Charleston; Marflower, Davidson, New York; schr George Washington, Ro'f, Baracoa. Also arrived, steamers Leopard, Albertson, Fall Riv Hercules, Swaey, Newburyport: Raleigh. Eldridge, Bos. Lancaster, Milla, New York; barks India (Nor), jell, Waterford; Sea Crest, McLean, Nowport; schre America, Cale, New York; James Alderdico, Rockhill, ; Hattie Paige, Godfrey, New York; Lou! Crawford, Kennebec River;' Fannie W Johnston, Onten, Boston. ‘weamers Illinois, Shackford, Liverpool; Nor- man, Nickerson, Boston; Catharine Whiting, Harding, by Florida, Crocker, do: EC Bidalo, Davis, New Y ip Union, Greenleaf, New Orleans; bare Armenia avallo, Fleetwood, Eng: Reformer (Br), Brown, schrs Charles ‘Morford, Parsons, Bareetona Jonsph Satterthwaite, Wolfe, ‘Somerset; Lo & A Babcock, Smith, Boston; & B Everman, Lioyd,; do; WG Bee, Chester, Fail River; Young Teaser, Faces miro, Bi Hamburg, Wescott, Hartford; Joseph Southor. Watts, Wilmington, NC. Sailed—Steamers Norinan, and Catharine Whiting; John A Griffin, Foster, Rock Island; James Alderdice, Rockhill, Boston; ‘A Trudell, Graco, Medford; 11 M Buell, Iretand, Gioncester; 8A Boice, Somers, Providence: Bella Russell, Smith, Port Royal; Florence’ & Lillian Smith, Saugus; bark Reformer; steamers Alliance, and J S$ Shriver. Duaware Bueaxwater, Del,’ Sept 6—Arrived, bark Birtstow (Bn, Willi Hamburg for ordors. yBark Adelina $ (tal),"Avegno, from Liverpool, passed up this AM, Sche Ann Dole, from Matanzas, lett here this AM for iadelp! jailed -Schre TH Hawes, Boston; J B Vandusen, Com , do. Lxwes, Del, Sept 5—Arrived, Orion, (Nor), for orders. Bailed--Ship Alexander, tor New York, PORTLAND, Mo, Sept 4—Arrived, bark T L Sweat, Griffin, Pietou; scbrs Lacy Wentworth, Dow, Elizabethport Light of the Bast, Harper, New York “6th—Arrived, schr Anna NeWw York. Railed—Sehr J: leared-—Sclir Ariadne, Glascow. PORTSMOUTH, Sept 4—Arrived, schr Mary Means, #Mrke er South Amboy. 5th—Arnved, schr E Stanley, Dyer. Souh Amboy. PROVIDENOE, Sept 1—Arrived, schrs F Merwin, Pierce Richmond, Va; 8B Kay, Endicott, Georgetown, DO; A ¥ Ames, Achorn, Philadelphia; American Eagie, Newlove, do for Pawtucket; Henry Clay, Conklin, Rondont; Connécti- ent, Allen, do; Jacob Rayiond, Suffi guclon etre Plow Boy, Hallett, andy. Sailed—Steamer Vindicator, Rogers Philadelphia; schr H R Conzdon, Milliken Alexandria; Nancy M Koso, Smith, Philadelphia; Emma Heather, Hudson. do; Bertha Cono- ver, Perth Amboy; J Terry. Grrison, Kondout: Wm Voor- his, Goldstaith : Shamrock, Troy, and’ Robert Blair, Kings- land, Haverstraw; James Barrat, Nickerson: J 8 Terry, Raynor; John Stockham, Hart; Peerless, Smith; Wm @ Tufts, Joline: Signal, Sutierly, and Heury May, Hatch, New York? sloop Sopbin, Stepp, do. PAWTUCKRT, Sept 5—Arrived, schrs A B Anderson, Briggs, and Caroline Kenzie, Dicks, Philadelphia, Sailed—schr Richard Law, Hawkins, New York. RICHMOND, Sept 4—Arrived, steamer Oid Dominion, Walker, New York. Sailed—Sehra Horatio Nichols, Dupay, Now York; Walter Cnler. Newark, NJ. fi jared, bark Sirian Star (Br), Whitehouse, Rotter- dam, with petroleum. SAN FRANCISCO, Ang 29—Atrived, bark Samoset, Mar- tin, Tacomas, Salled—Hark‘Annto, Gustafsen.——. Sept 5—Arrived, ship Oberon (Br), Harve: Ciearea—xhips City of York (Br), Guth and Queenstown ; Bedfordshire (Br). Warren Commonwealth (Br, Cooper, do: barks Jacques Br), Gnion, Burrard Inlct and Melbourne; Abby Cowper (Br)* Nelson. Queenstown. Saited—Ships St Nicholas, Tobey. Queenstown; Tam o! Shanter. Sou'e, do; tark Casma (Br), Irving, Laverpool. MAVANNAH, Ropt G—Arrived, steamer ‘San Salvador, Nickerson, New York: suip Lady Dufferin (Br), Liverpool? sehr GL Bradley, Belfast; “3 B Salt,” New York, Sailed—Steumers Herman Livingston, Mallory, New York; ‘Wm Whilaen, Port Royal; bark Tris (Ger), Charleston; schr Hattie Turner, Batl SOMERSET, Sept $—Sailed, echt © W Holt, Delay, Phi adetphin. Arrived. schrs Helen A Ames, Endicott, (eo town, DC; Belle Halliaay, Burt, Philadelphia; ET ee tingham, Smith, do; Caroline &' Coruelia, Staples, South Wakely: Sarah W' Blake: Briggs; Alton ‘and DG Foster, Pedrick, New York. SALEM, Ri trived, echrs Sydney Price, Godfrey, Maria Adel: Kent, Nonth Amboy; Frank man, Walls; Paragon, Huge, itephen Woodbury, Higgins, Port Johnson; Georg ‘ergasou, Fergason, and Florence Turn alker, Bondous. Clenred—Schr Chas H Fabons, Keen, Cayenne, STONINGTON, sept 4—Arrivoa, schr J B Bloaker, Lynch, S—Arrived, schrs Chas E n; J G Babcock, do for do; Leontine, New York for do: Jackin, Rondout for do; Francis Hatch, do for do: Olive Elizabeth, Perth Amboy for do; Su- san Stetson, South Amboy for do; Ocean Wave, Port John- son for do; Mansfield, Rondout for Portsmouth P Phil- Mpa, Philadelphia for Gi ter; Owen D Hinds, Now Bi, ford for Calais or New York; L M Strous, Bangor for New York; Mary Langton, Rockland for do; Fred Fish, Bowdoin- ham for do; Lucy M Collins, Richmond, Me, for do; Josep M Fitzpatrick, Gardiner, for Philadelphi. Perry, Bos- ton for Woods’ Hol jenro, Calais for Dizhton. Sailed—Selirs Emma G Edw: Mahoney, Northern Lizzie D Small, Albert Dailey, Jacob Kiengle, Lizzie. Goorge § Maetr, Bellow, Marcas A Davis, WF Darkee, Annie P Chase, Kate Rouswell, Sallio B, Mountain Laurel, Jonnie Middleton, U B Fisk, 8 & BK Corson, Wiliam Buck, Eliza A Scribner, H 8 Billings, Sammy Ford. Levinia Delanoy, Cocheeo, Hannah Willetts, Wesley Abbott, Alfred Keene, Ellen Perkins, RS Jay, William Marshall, WO. Irish, Charios W Morse, Jonnie M C: Goorge E Prescott, Mani jd. Sachin, F1 Hatch, = tines red Flan aid J 3 Fits dey Pee catiechcenans arin ww York; Billow, Morris, Treaton. me : RR ‘Sept 4—Arrived, schr Mary Price, Campbell, iilado WESTERLY, Sept S—Arrived, sohrfE A Chesebro, Robi n AlDAR) . STEAMBOATS. | Ane BOE READY TO SHIP, ALL KINDS. 963 South st., moar Gouverneur ks TEPHEN ROBERTS, SU. (OR SALE. SCHOONER YACHT JOSEPHINE, NBW York Yacht Ciub, 129 tons, ready for instant use, crow ou board, to be sold’ with full invento y; to be seen at New- ort during titss week of September. Apply on board or to HOMAS MANNING, Eaq,, 318 Broadway. MISCELLANEOUs. H’ LP @ million doflars Assignoe’s sale. Mammoth stock of iy CLOTHING, MAX STADLER & CO. 865 and 587 Bros B way, New York. I| 5 In accordance with the wish of the Committee of Cred ‘|| itors, Mr. FREDERICK LEWIS, Assignee of the late firm II of MAX STADLER & CO., will offer to the trade at GREAT SACRIFICE their mammoth stoek of reac; le Clothing. The stock is splendidly gotten ap and well assorted. The attention of bayers from all parts of the country {s urgently Invited to this sale. Grent bargains in Clothing can be haa for cash, FRED. LEWIS, Assignee of Max Stadler & Co, 565 and 567 Broadway, Now York. NERVOUS DERILITY. WEAKNESS AND KINDRED of men h WINCHESTER'S SPECITIC. PILL, tested for) 90 yore with unfailing success; two to six boxes ara usually sult. fenled,"rith fall Lveetiona Prepased ty WiNUIROTER & i. ions. re | NO CO. Charsiste 36 Joba st. New Yors nt : 3