The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1876, Page 10

atin etme + other, 10 ~— TANINGTON. RACES First Day of the Fall Meeting of the Kentucky Association. Clemmie G., Creedmoor and Belle Mead the Winners Lyxixcrox, Ky., Sept. 11, 1876. ‘This was the first day of the fall meeting o! the Ken- tucky Association, The weather was threatening and the track heavy, the result of the rain of Sunday. The attendance, however, was fair, and the sport, consider- {ng tho circumstances, of the most satisiactory charac- ter. PHQINIX HOTEL BTAKES, The sport was inaugurated by the Phoonix Hotel Btakes, for three-year-olds, mile beats. Of twelve sub- scribers only two came to the post, these being T. J. Megibden’s chestnut filly, by Planet, dam Eagless, und A. Keene Richards’ chestnut filly Clemmie G. The lat- ter was the favorite 2 to 1, the betting being quite spirited. First Heat.—The struggle throughout the mile was of the’keenest and most exeiting nature, For three- quarters they ran on almost even terms, when Mogib- den’s tilly slowiy drew away from her competitor, and Bually won the heat by bal! a length, Time, 1 Second Heat.—Vhe odds were 4 to 1 on the Plauet- Eagless filly. ‘The pair went off together in handsome Btylo, but at the quarter Clemmie G, had one length the bost of it, This she steadily increased, aud landed ‘the winner of the heat by five lengths. Time, 1:43.54. Third Heat.—Clemmi? G, now had the call in the povis, 5 tol, She got away with the lead aud had so much still lett that she easily distanced Megibben’s filly in 1:51. WINNERS OF THE PHGNIX HOTEL STAKES Year. Winner. Subs. Starters Time. o f1lH6x | 1873....The Gleaner, 1 6 {Ties 1874... Big Fellow. 12 6 13 5 -Clemmie G. 12 2 1434 161s Nore.—rom 1831 to and including 1872, excepting | 1863, when no meeting was held, the Phanix Hotel Blakes were decided at the association’s spring meet- Ing. In 1873 the beat event was transferrea to tne autumn programme, a dash stake, with same name, Deing substituted. in 1873 the first heat was a dead heat with Neliie Grim, In 1874 the second heat was dead with Hazeum. ONE MILE AND A QUARTER Second on the programme wus u sweepstakes for three-year-olds, one mile and a quarter. Five of the twelve subscribers responded, these being James A. Grinstead’s bay tilly Katrine, F, B, Harper's black tilly tone, D. Swigert’s bay colt Bombay, Wiliams & Owings’ chestnut colt Creedmoor, and f. J. Me- gibben’s chestuat filly Easter “Planet, Creod- moor was the favorite 3 to 1 over the field, Lizzie Stone jumped to the front at the start, and showed the way to Ler companions until tho quarter pole’ was reacticd. Here Creedmoor eom- menced his work, and, rushing to the front, held tho post of honor without difficulty, and won the event easily by three lengths, Bombay tinished second, thre lengths in front of Lizzie Stone, Easter Planet fourth and Katrine fifth, Tine, 2:14. THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE. Tho day’s amusement wound up with the Filly Btakes, for two-year-olds, three-quarters of a mile. Of eighteen nominations thirteen of the youngste ! the starter. Tueve were Jumes A. Grinsteuu’s Mohur, S& J, Salyers’ Fiorence Anderson, Lylo & Scully's Actress, H. M. Vissman's bay filly by Australian, dam Lida; Waters? gray filly by Victory, dam by Vandal; F, B. Harper's Bt Louis, Dixon’ & Wiminer’s Belle Meade, B. G, Thomas? Teriulia, Straus & Wilson's chestnnt fil Hartingion, dam by Ulverston; B. F. Pettiv’s tina, Willams & Owings’ Spring Branch, A. Koene Richards’ Opponent and T. J. MeGibven’s Plano- tary. The pool-box speculation was exceedingly spirited, Belle Meade having the cail, with Opponent second choice, Teriulia next in javor, Mohur fourth in tonsideration and the balance as afield, ‘The start was Miallure, the youngsters getting away in a very strag- ling manner. sohur managed to obtain the st of it, Belle Meade second, Glentina third and the others'strang out at various dista thot hor bolt by the lime the quarter pole w , when Belle Meade rashed to the head of the column, And, never being headediroin this point, wen the dash ensily by three lengths. Glentina was second, Mohur third, Spring Branch fourth, Opponent Sfth, Planetary sixth, Tertula seventh, St. Louis eighth, Actress ninth, Florence Anderson tenth, Waters’ filly'eleventh, Visaman’s filly twelfth and Strauss & Wilson's filly Wbirtoenth. ‘Time, 1:182/ suMM Lrxixoros, Ky., Sept. 11, 1876.—Fiast Day or tHe FALL MxeTING oF THe KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION. —FIRST Rack—The Phosnix Hotel Stakes, for three-year-olds, $60 each, p. p., with $250 added, Mile beata Value of fakes, $850. Closed with twelve nominations, A, Keone Richards’ ch. f. Clommito G., by War Dance, dam Alexandra, by imp. Sovereign., 2.1 1 4. J. McGibven’s cb. f. y. by Planet, dam Eagless, by coe 2 2dis Time, 149 —1 43) 1:51. Samy Day—Sxcoxb Rack.—sweepstakes for three- ear-ofds, €50 cach. $25 lorteit: $400 udded; second orse to receive $100 out of stakes. One mile and a uarter, Value, $825 Closea with twelve nominations, iliams & Owings’ ch, c Creedmoor, by Asteroid, dam imp. T by Rutiem: oa D. Swigert’a b. c. Hommbay, by Planet, dam Nora, by imp, Sover we 2 F. B. Harper's bik. 1. Lizzie Stone, by Enquirer, dam. by imp. Albion, was 3 f. J. MeGibben’s ch. f Easter Planet, by , dam Molile Hambleton, by Knight of St. George... James A. Grinstead’s Katrine, by Lightning, dam imp. Cicely Jovson, aiherbit. tiene. © Sama Day—Taino Racx. he Filly Stakes, for two. yeur-olus; $25 each, p. p., with $300 addo iilly to save her stakes; three-quarters o! a’mile, Value ol stakes, $76, Closed with eighteen nominations. Dixon &’ Wimmer’s b. 1, Belic Meade, by Bonuio Scotland, dam Woodbine. KF. Pettit’s (P. Bennett's) ch. f. Glentina, by James A. . . Mohur, by Guroy, dam Seguin. : . Wiliams & Ownig’s ch. £ Spring Branch, by Planet, am Spring Brook A. Keene Richards Jr. dam Optimist’s dam... T. J. MeGibben’s b. f. Pinuetary, Mollie Hambletoi B. G Thomas’ b. dam Varsouvieone. . tees + F. B. Harper's b. |, St Louis, by Longteliow, dam cee eo ee Terluha, by Melbourne, Jr., Cynthia Sue. 8 Lyle & Scully's b. . 5 eam Laura Bruce... o: 9 8. J. Salyer’s br. £ Florence Anderson, by En- qnirer, dam Sally Anderson, -. 10 FL Waters! f by dam by . ~_h . by Austrahan, dam seeeees seeevece 12 rats . ington, dam by Ulverston.... 13 Time, 1:18 POLO AT BOS Bostox, Sept. 11, 18) Several thousand persons this afternoon witnessed the polo playing exhibition of the California company ®t Beacon Park, and the enthusiastic interest which the game evoked at Saratoga and Newport was re Poated. As a prelude to the game, Mowry and his associates gave proofs of ther Wonderful skill in equestrian foats similar to those they have performed elsewhere, und many of which | drew forth great appiagse. At the conciusion of these the party divided itself into two bands, Messrs. Mowry, Jordan and Fizuero taking tho blue side, and Messrs Morgan, Camelo and Builard the red. In the rst game, which lasted five minutes, the biues were Victorious’ The second game lasted a Ijttle longer, and had the same result; but when the charge took place dm the oponing of the third gume the reds got posses Sion of the ball, and by good play held it so weil thas fm less than two mitiutes they had driven it between thet ‘nHauts and scored the ganic. On Wednesday afternoon the games will be repeated. BASE BALL NOTES. ‘The eighth game of the championsbip series between the Bostons and Louisvilies was played yesterday at Boston, The following is tho score:— INNINGs, Clubs, Lat, 2d. Sct, 4th. Sth. Oth, Tth, BEA, OLA. Boston. +1 0 0 0 6 8 0 8 1—8 Louisvilie. +0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HO Umpire—Mr. Daniels. The admirers of our national game, in this vicinity wore again disappointed yesterday to seeing the famous Chicago and St. Louis teams pittod against cach Notwithstanding the wusettied condition of the weather several hundred persons called at the Union Ground during the afternoon, The game was post “until Monday next. cl id Hartfords piay at Hartfor at Boston, Cmmecimnatis a t Philadelphia, and Mutuals aud Louisvilles on the Union Greung, Williamsburg, The «mateur games for to-day are as iotlows:—-Enter- prise ava S ork nine at Centonnial Ground, Jersey City; Quickstep and Alpha at Manhattanville, Witoka nd Crystal at Capitoline Ground, Brooklyn, and Green- ville and Madison, of Newark, at Greenville, N. J. YACHTING NOTE. ‘The Yacht Mota, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Inolia, from Newport, for New York, and steam yacht Joshua Leviness, Mr. Leviness, trom City Island, for Norfolk, Va, passed ‘Whitestone yesterdag. Ne second | Captain | AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE COMIQUE. There was an excellent programme at this theatre last evening, in which all the performers appeared to the delight of a large audience that filled every part of the house, It ts not too much to say that the pro- Prictors have succeeded in combining a variety com- pany scarcely equalled and certainly not execlled in Now York. ‘The programme inciuded sketehes called “District Telegraph,” “3. 0, T.,!) “Whar's dat Galt”? in which Billy Barry caused much merriment, and a local extravaganza, cutitled “Down Broadway,’? Har- Tigan and Hart appearing in their well known cari- catures in the latter piece OLYMPIC THEATRE, Colonel William E. Sinn has succeeded at the above theatre in introducing much that is fresh in the variety element, and the programine last evening comprised an entertaining sketch by Commodore and Major Nutt, assisted by Gus Lee, tn which a burlesque of the Greco- Roman wrestlers elicited much applause; the Russian athletes appeared in artistic ucrobutic floats, the Foy Sisters in am amusing trifle called ‘Moonlight Shadows,” Miss Jennie Engel in lively songs; the | whole concluding with the romantic drama of /Car- touche, or the Stolen Jewels.” There was a largo audience in attendance, who were liberal in their ap- plause of the excellent entertainment, BROOKLYN THEATRE, Mr. Sothern began a brief engagement at this house last evening, appearing in his famous character of Dun- dreary. A large audience grected him, aud the usual success attended his efforts to amuse. Old playgoers are compelled to laugh at His Lordship and his oddities, £0 it is Lo Wonder that those who sce him for the first time lead in the applause and jadzhter, The cast in- cludes Miss Linda Dietz and Mr. M. C. Daly, who play the parts assumed by thei at the Fifth Avenue, EAGLE THEATRE, | This bright, pleasant little theatre was filled Inst even, ing by an appreciative audience. The new burlesque, “Young Rip Van Winkle,” was tho piece de resistance, in which Misa Jennie Beauclere carried off the honors, | The scenery was fresh and handsome, tho costumes being also all that could be desired. The usual varied programme was given. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Mr. Joseph Jefferson's tour in the Engligh provinces will end December 16, Mr. Hurt Jackson is associated with Mr, Stuart in the management of the Park [heatre. The Swedish Ladies Quartet—Mlles, Amanda Carl- | son, Ingeborg Léfgren, Eckstrom and Ericksar—bave arrived trom Rotterdam, and will soon appear in New | York under the management of Mr. Ludwig Ruben. The King of Bavaria has had executed in marble six statues of the horoes of his favorite composer, Richard Wagner, The images represeat Tannhduser, Lonen- grin, the Hero of the Phantom Ship, Walther von Stolzing, Stogiried and Tristan. The Haymarket reopened on the 2d of Septembe: with Mr. J. 8. Clarke as Dr. Pangloss in Tho Hetr-at- | Law?? and Major de Boots in “The Widow Huat.”” On | tho 11th of September Mr. Gilbert's now play, “Daniel Druce,” was to haye been played, with 't Terry and Messrs, Hermann Vezir. aod Horve in the principal characters. The oighth rogular scason of afr. Daly begins at the Filth Aven: “theatre to-night with Bulwer's “Money.” afr. Charles F, Coghlan, of London, will me. his first appearanco in New York. Miss Amy Fovectt will join the company in a weok. “Money”? will be followed by a new spectacular comedy, in which Soblke and Bonfanti will lead the ballet, Tho Strakosch Italian opera company opened last night at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, to a large and fashionable audience, “Norma” was per- formed, with Mme. Palmieri, Mlle. Persiana, Signor Palmeri and Mr, Conley in the principal rdles. Mme. Palmieri made a successful appearance, and the oth artists were well received. IMPROVING THE POOR. A spocial meeting of the Diroctors of the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor was hold yesterday ufternoon in room 59 Bible Hcuso, Astor piace, Tho President of the society, Howard Potter, was in the chair, ond among the directors present wero Henry Pellew, Adam Spies, Dr. Frank- lin, George W. Abbey, Dr. Crampton, Robert Boya, Edward Bowne and Robert B. Minturn. The object of the meeting was to consider what action the socloty should take to augment its funds, which are getting very low. tis expected that tho coming winter will prove oxcessively heavy on the resources of the society. The reports from the visitors in the various districts show that in addition to the ordinary mass of poverty there are large accessions of respect- le persons irom the industrious classes, who belore have been chicily self-supporting, but who aro now obliged to seek help, Already Journeymen discharged from closing founaries, factories, yards and work- shops and clerks hithertoemployed in mercantile es- tablishients are seeking relicl, In view of these facts it was decided to issuo a special circular to tho clorgy of various denominations and to all the members of the society asking for in- creased subscriptions, The clergy will be especially Tequested to appeal to their congregations for assist ance, as without it the work of the society will bo necessarily curtailed. Strange as it may seem, tho recent strike of “the ‘longshoremen’? has had a marked influence upon the number of applicants for relief, hunureds of these men, Who were earning comfortable livings betore the trike, now being dependent on the society, They re- ceive less sympathy, however, than is given to that class of the deserving poor who are idle only because they cannot get work, avd workmen contemplating strikes, trusting to the society, will do weil to bear this fact in ‘mind, 3 SHOOTING OF DETECTIV: BRADY. Yesterday David Kirkbridge, who shot Detective Brady on last Friday, was examined before Justice Riley in tho Third District Court, Brooklyn, Detectivo Brady testified that he saw the prisoner on Park avenue and asked him what be was looking for. Kirkbridge replied, “Skillman street,’ und then said, “If you wait a minute I wil: tell you what part of | Skiliman’street 1 want to go to.” The prisoner then drew a pistol and fired at the witness. The caso was adjourned for further hearing till this forenoon, “CROOKED WHISKEY” IN JERSEY. | In Nowark yesterday, betore United States Commis- | sioner John Whitehead, Charles Deibold, an extensive | tager doer brewer of Rahway, and Daniel Melntyre, | were arraigned on a charge of defrauding the Unitod States government in carrying on the work of illicit distillation in Rahway. The parties were arrested on Saturday by Chief of Polico Fallon and the government officers. BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A DOG. Wiliam At tho Fifty-seventh Street Police Court yesterday William Kirkoff, of Sixty-seventh street and Tenth ave. | nue, Was committed to answer a charge of cruelty toa | dog. Officer Moore, of the Twenty-second precinct, | found him dragging @ bulldog through tho dex being bleeding and lacerated trom the cha: | tached to bis neck. ‘ KINGS COUNTY GRAND JURY. i The Grand Jury tor the Septembor term of the Kings County Court of Sessions was empanelled yes- | terday morning by Judge Moore. The calendar to be disposed of is very heavy, po Grand Jury having been in session since the middlo of July, A FORTHCOMING CREMATION. The remains of the late Theosoph, Baron J, H. do Palm, whose extraordinary funersi last June at Ma- sonic Temple, with Egyptian rites, caused no little couutry, are shortly to be cremated. This ta done in consonance with the wish of the late Baron. DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT. John Gamble, aged sixty-three, of No 333 Union street, Brooklyn, died very suddenly at No. Froot street yesterday. Deceased was an old merchant ot this city ands brother of ex-Coroner Gamble Coroner Croker was uotitied. DEATH FROM LOOKJAW. John Jonson, of No 165 Fort Greene place, Brook. lyo, who had his left hand crushed by falling from the front platiorm ofa street car last week, died at the City Hospital yesterday trom lockjaw. Coroner Simms was notified. FATAL ACCIDENT. Catharine Wold, aged six years, of No 424 West Filty-third street, received internal injuries from a fall week ago and died yosterday. Coroner Croker case, BEAL ESTATE AGENT ARRESTED. William G, Lord, = proininent real estate dealer and ent, hitherto doing business at $01 Broad street, jewark, was last evening arrested on a eharge of fraud and held to bail in the sum o! $600, interest, om account of their novelty, shroughout the | YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YORK. TWO CASES REPORTED TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH YESTERDAY. Two cases of genuine yellow tever—one of which proved fatal—were yesterday reported to the Board of Health, causing no little furry among the officials of that department Both were from Savannah, Ga, where the dread disease is at Presept raging with such dire effect. Tho first case was that of Jobn Evans, a wealthy merchant of Savannab, who fled from that city to es- eupe {rom the epiaemic, arriving in New York with his fainily on Friday last, having come the entire distance by rail vis Baltimore. The family registered aot a Broadway hotel the name of which the Health officials refuse to make public, On Saturday Mr. Evans became ill and @ neighboring physician was called in, Tho nature of bis disease, however, was not discovered unti Sunday, and early yesterday morning he died. Promptly on being notified the Health author- ities sent Dr. Jano, Deputy Sanitary Superintendent, to make an investigation. He found the tacts as stated. ‘The body was soon encased {u ap airtight iron casket fnd shipped to Savannah, and the clothing worn by deceased was burned. The hotel proprietors took the precaution to thoronghly _aisintect the room occupied, after which it was locked up and orders given that it should not again be used until after frost bad set in, ‘The gecond case 18 that uf a sailor named Mark Hall, whose home is at Lowell, Mass. He also came from Savannah, fleeing from the yellow fever, und arrived on the same day, registering at the sutlors’ boarding house, No. 61 Market strect., He took sick Suuday evening, and his attending pbysician once saw the true nature of bis disease, and no- tiled the Board of Health. Sanitary Inspectors Lockwood and Judson were despatched to the piace and had the patient transferred to the hospital ship in the lower quarantine. All his clothing and eflects were sent with him and the room was weil disinfected. Later in the day another case, at No. 8 Carlisle strect, wus reported, but an imvesugation proved the disease to be typhotd fever. A HkRALD reporter conversed with some of tho Heulth officials in regard to the matter, All coincided iu the opinion that no eptdemte would result in the City, ussigning as reasons that the season 16 too far ad- Vaucod to permit its spread, and also that the cases ro- ported were widely separated and promptly attended to, The discovery of the cases, however, shows the necessity for the ‘establishment of a system of quar- Antine at railroads coming irom the South during the existence of the epidemic in Savannah, ag suggested in the HeRALD of Sunday last, by which all danger would be obviated. MAIL Postmaster General Tyuer 18 now in this city, direct ing his attention to the subject of increased facilities for transporting the tuils, Ho intends to confer with promiment railroad men here, and will probably go to Saratoga on I'bursday tu confer with Mr. Wm, H. Van- derbilt upon the same subject MURDER TRIAL IN NEW JERSEY. In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Jersoy City, yesterday, Hopry Schwamb was arraigued for the mur- der of Wilham Belte at Union Hill He pieaded not Schwamb over from Brooklyn to visit bi , with whom he raised a quarrel, Ho ure volver and pointed it at her. Belte {ute Schwamb deliberately shot bim, The wo ad man lived only two days afterward. The excttoment in Urion Hi" .as's6 Kreat at the tine that the priscner wos bastily removed from the local gtation to the County Juil. MURDER IN HARLEM. About midnight on Sunday Mr. Caleb D, Weeks, of No. 111 East 104th street, entered John Mundsehen’s lager beer saloon, No, 1,890 Third avenouo, and joined in a game of cards with Louis Friese, Jobn Bowman, Jobn Spellman and Matthew H, Moore. They quar relled over a game which had been lost by Weeks, and he charged Spellman with cheating, A fight ensued, in which Speilman stabbed Weeks in she abdomen, Moore attempted to interfere, but was knocked down, TRANSPORTATION. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. Deatination| -|Sept 12.| Liverpool. {|Sept 13:| Liverpool. ‘]Sept 14. | Hamburg. 1 |Sept 14. L|eept 14. Sept 16. ept 18, |Lo pt 16. -|50 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 160 Broadway pt 16. 169 Bronaw: t 168. 37 Broadway {|Sept 16. 56 Broadway Sept 16. 2 Bowling Green Sept 20.| Liverpool }4 Bowling Green +) Glasxow, Broadway Pommerunia.. of Chester, :| Liverpool -| Liverpool. .| Liverpool. Ethiopia. . Donau -] Liverpool..|29 Broadway Liverpool, [4 Bowling Green :| Hamburg: |61 broadway Rotterdam ||50 Broadway . Liverpool. .]15 Broadwa; London... .|7 Bowling Greom .| Liverpool. ./69 Broadway |Glasgow....|7 Bowling Green Bremen... .|2 Bowling Green in Wyoming. 3.| Liverpool... Broadway Lessing. . 5.| Hamburg. -|61 Brondway: Britannic. Z.sLalverpool..|7 Broadway Anglia 7.{London....17 Bowling Green Wieland. | Hamburg. |61 Broadway Sg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FORZIGN TRADE.—Captains or officers of vessels engaged in the cousting or foreign trade, obsery- ing the displacement or romoval of sea buoys are requested to communicate the fact to the Hxraxp, so that tt may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper authoritics, A letter addressed ‘*To the editor of the Hxwatn, New York city,” giving as accurately as possible the member and posl- tion of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suf- fice in all cases observed along the Atlantic aud Pacifle coasts of the American Continent. When they aro observed ‘on the coast of European countries or in the Moditerranean it in requested that intormation be sent either by telegraph of letter to the London office of the New York Hxmatp, 46 Fleet street, London, or to tho Paris office, 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris. Whore the telograph is used despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Flect street, London,” oF “Bennott, 61 Avonue de l'Opera, Paris.” Where cases of Gisplacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the roach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon reuching the first conven- fent port. This information will be cabled free of charge to the Hxratp and published. Bg- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OP VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yorn Henan bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hewaup steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Captains of vessels, upon seoing this signal, will oblige u by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship Nows Department of the Herat. BG- Persons desirous of communtesting with vessels arriv ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vesseis, care of Hxnatn news yaeht, pler No.1 East River, New York, Letters received from all parte of the world and promptly delivered, Duplieatos are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. miGH WaT 5 38 | Gov. Island .ove 318 6 14/ Sandy Hook.....eve 2 33 Hell Gate 603 SUN AND MOOX, Sun rises, Sun sets. Moon rises. ....mor PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. ll, 1876, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE WEKALD STBAM YACHTR AND HERALD WINTESTONE TELEGRAPH Line. Rondon Aug 26, with mdse jr ‘ort au Frince Aug 14, id Aspinwall Sept 2, with Forwood & Co. Sept ‘6, in age, passed steamer Acapulco hene time, sehr Anna Sheppard, bound N Sth. steamer Ktna (Br), bound 8: 10th, Int $7 53, lon 74 14, a Mallory steamer bound 8; mer Kapidan, hence for Savannah, Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah Sept 7 with mdse and passeuers to Murray, Ferris & Co. Ship suracen (ot London), Haveron, Liverpool 50 days, with mdse to Spring & Co, Ship Theobald (of Richmond, Me), Adama, London, 46 days, in Lalastto J W Elwell &Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Ship Lillie Soullard (of Yarmouth, NS), Goudy, id to Boyd & Hincken. July 27, ni es brig Village Belle, bound east ah from SW to WNW; ‘lost and split 7 00 q\ ate, spoke fishing scirs Tk Al Lending Breese, st, lat 42.34 lon 58 diesex (Br), t for Lond n; gd. errifre squall from N nd lightning, lasting about an in Gravesen tor orders. , Grapam, Pictou, NS, 7 sin ballast to master, ark Chan Yang (of 8t John, NB), Robina, Li 1, 49 in ballast to RSC Lewin. Is anchored at Hook for orders. Bark Agnes (Ger), Herder, Liverpool 46 days, in ballast to Chus Luting & Co. ‘Is anchored at Sandy Hook for ord Bark Georgie (of Windsor, NB), Meliride, London 40 days, in ballast to C W Bertaux. Sept 8, lat 40 46, lon 64, spoke sehr Euith, from Baltimore for Amsterdam. The Georgie is r orders. vensen, Dablin July 29, in ballast to Funeh, kay “'C Bark & Sutton (of St John, NU st io FB Seam d er "e (Br). from Havre tor ¥ Vindward, from Rich essed ite and apparently broken 0! chgred st Sehay Hock Yor order. ; Newey, 44 dys, io balleet to ‘chored at 8 orders. Oran Marr Gibson (ole Joba. NB), Bives, Lendondarre Ship Thic 22 dove. in ballast to master. Is anchored at Bandy Hook orders, Bark Limerick Lass, Syprick, Stettin 67 days, im ballast toMuller & Krager, "Hud westerly winds to the Banks; thence variable; no date, off the Banks, saw » bark water. logged aud abandoned, ‘with ali sails ‘and foretopgallant mast cone: sume time.’ German bark bound W, showing white flag with letter W in it. ‘ Bark Ragnhild (Nor), Jacobson, Rotterdam 48 days, in ballast to Puch, Edye & Co. Burk Elizabeth D (Ital), Durante, Rosterdam 57 days, with ompty barrels to Benham & Boyese Hark Byria (of Penbroke , Corning, Nord in ballast to Brett, Son & Aug 29) Ch yaha, seam Ive of Germany, fell frou the topealinnt yard to the dcek and died two hours after ark Germ: ilies, Oporto via Lisboa, 47 anys, with salt, de. to Hagomeyor & Bruna. ark Arcturus (Ger), Brandbeff, Gibrultar 4 sulphur to Punch, Kdye & Co. Benedetto (Ital) Cafiero, Palermo 59 da; Passed Gibraltar J Gibraltar Aug 5. Bark Wai Cobb (Br), Brady. Almeria 53 days. with mdse to WD Marvin; vessel to DB Dearborn, Passed Gibralter July 26: had strong westerly winds, Burk Jesse (Br), Rees. Old Hurbor, Ja, 20 days, with sugar and logwood to Lonyerait & Ca Bark Golden Fleece, Armstrong, Barbados, with sagar, to H Trowbridze's Sons. ark Jose It Lopes, White, Havana 11 days, with sugar to Miller & Houghion. B jo (Span), Abriel, Havana, 21 days, in ballast . Pernambuco, 42 days, with ug Swift; vessel to Funck, Edye & Co. ig Roanoke (Br), Mehiman, Porto Cabello 16 days, with coffee, &e, to Dallett, Boulton & Co La Creole (ir), Lange, Rio Hache 27 deys, with ‘&e, to Dovale & Co, +4 wland, Lawton, Montego Bay. with logy wood, &c, t9 A H Solomon & Oo: vensel to Swan & Son. Brix Favorite, Woodward, Point-a-Pitre 2¢ days, with suger and molasses to M Trowbridge’s Rong. rig Oliver (Br), Clark, Cape Huytion 20 days, with log wood, &e, to R Murray, Jr. Brig Willie Goodyear (Br), Curson, Caibarien 13 days, with sugar to G F Bulley, Brig RB Gove. Hodgman, Matanzas 11 days, with suger to Parsons & Loud. Seville 59 days, with cork, 2e ‘& Load. Sehr ‘A’ Potter, Oxi to Riverrin & Co; vesiel to Parso Bebr John Ross, Howell, Para 22 days, with rubber and nuts to @ Ausink & Co to A Abbott. Schr Marcis Reynolds, Westerdyke, Laguayra and Port Cabello 22 days, with coffee, &c.. to order; vessel to Di lett, Boulton & Co An t 23 38, lon 70 22, passed x for New Orleans. . Suntord, Naguabo 20 days, with vessel to A Abbott ‘ardenas, with sugar to PI Nevius & Bon, Schr Sallie Coursey, Branif, Jacksonville 9 days, with lamber to Hppinger. Russell & Co. ‘Sehr Lydin Middleton, Bonnell, Jacksonville 9 dara, with lumber to Drew & Bucki. Schr Annie Valentine, Potter, Jacksonville 7 days, with Jomber to Alsop & Clark; vossel to Van Brunt & roe Sehr Adu G Donne, St Marys, Ga, 9 days with ley. Gildersloeve & Co, > Price, Georgetown, SC. 4 day stores to Dollner & Potter, vessel to B.D Herlbu 8 Clark, Klwood, Georgetown, SC, 6 naval stores to Dollner & Potter, vessol to B.D Huribui I Hasard, Rowland, ( own, SO, 4 days, with naval stores to Dollner, Potter & Co; vessel to Bentley, Gilders| & Co. Schr Mary Loulsa, Gaskill, Washington, NC, 3 days, with naval stores to Zopbar Mills. chr M A Bowen, Brown, Virginia, Sehr A M Allen, ‘Conklin, Goorgetown, DO. Is bound to Pcie Lydia. 1 Bo a De. is ie Lydia Cranmer, Georgeto bound to firidgeport, te bein Schr 11 8 Hart, Davis, Georgetown, DO, for Providence. wa-Bark Jason (Nor), and schr WL Burroughs, which Tae snehored in the lower bay, came up to the cliy 1148 PASSED THROUGH HELL GATS, BOUND soUTH. Stoamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for Now York. Bark Robert Godfrey (Br), Chapman, Liverpool, B, vie Arichat, NB, for New York. Bark Hatsle G McFarland, McFarland, Cow Bay, CB, for New York. Bebr Emma (Br), Plunham, St Jobu, NB, for Schr Newport (Br), Miller, Windsor, NB. ‘fc Schr Oceanus, Young, Provide Schr HS Billings, Billings, Pi Glouwood, 1 nce for Now Y Schr Wave Crest, Wineberger, K Schr Mattle E prague, Kennebee hebr Jennie C Rus ortun, Providence tor N Schr Highland, Lyneb, Roslin for Haverstra Sehr Uncle Jue, James, Porth . Sehr Benjamin; Elwood, Whitin Bebr Onrust, W! . Kennebec tor New York. Sehr Albert Thomas, Taylor, Providence for New York. bebr RG Wnelden, Heath, Providence for New York. Schr WH Naille NB, for Now York, Sehr Mediator, ver for New York. New York, Ot, for New York, Schr Garland, Aduws, Calais, tor New York, BOUND EAST. Schr Lavinia Delano, Green, New York for Greenport. Schr LS Hatch, Kelsey, Port Johnson for Harttord, Behr G L, Lov |, Rondout tor Bost Sebr Arlo Pordo, Shropshire, Roboken for Somerset, Sehr J 8 Lamprey, Gould, Port Johnson for Boston, Sehr Memento, Wright, Rondont for New Bedtord, Heury Cole, Chadwick, Philadelphia for Saybrook. Procker, Woodbridge for Boston, nm, Newburg for Norwich. Schr Oliver Schofield, Dissoway, Baltimore for New Ha ven. Schr Empress, Kennedy, Port Johnson for Boston. Sehr D Cranmer, Potter, Philadelphia for Providence. Bebr Kate Scranton, Falmer, Port Johnson tor Prove dence, Sehr LH Hopper, Hopper, New York for Provide: fasted, Port Yohnsop for Stamford. Sebr Emily, Rehr Dreadnought (Br), Borden, Now Zork for St Pierre, Mart (previously reported off Whitestoney. proceoded early AM. The Fevenuo cutter Mosswood sive walled for the stwari BELOW. Schr Ida M Eldridge, from Cow Bay, CW CLEAKED. Stoamer Nevada (Br), Guard, Liverpool via Qacensiown— Willaims & Gulon. er Kenilworth (Br), Prowse, Antwerp—Ueo W Col- ton & Co. 8 3 d—J F Ames s Warren, Philadelphis—Jas Hand. rhip Joseph Fish, Stackpole, London—Snow & burgess. Mereur (Nor), Frivold, Exmouth, E—Bockmenn, Oerlein & Ci strand (Nor), Boe, Riga—Louis Tetons, Bark rloke (Nor), Michaelsen, Elsinore—Funch, Edye & Co. “iark Triton (Ger), Witt, Flsinore—Punch, Bdye & Co. Bark Norina (Aus), Seopinich, Bromen—Honhan & Boye “0 Bark Minnie M Watts, Watts, Ant aon Themtiden (Nor), Terjosen, 0. Bark Eliza Barss (Br). Vesey, Hamilton, Ber—A E Tucker eas, i Plata (Br), Bray, Glassou Dock, E—Blakalee aldwell. ETE Navorit Qfor), Stelnorth, Bayonne (France) —Fund rig earl, Brightman, Port Spain, (Trinidad)—Dahl Trowbridge & Co. rp—Bnow & Burgess, Pdonux—O Tobias & Brig Nellie (Br), Rood, 8t Thomas and Turks Island— Peninton & Co, Brig Nellie, Higgins, St Kitts and West End, St Croix— Roche Haelew Metia, Look, De and Port Spain (Trini- + Helen . Demerara aagy—F w Whitney &Co. uJ e . SAILED, Emiiy T Sheldou, Pensacola 1. E; wt mide sunset, 29.92 MARITIME MISCELLANY. for Valencia, before re- leaky, was making P Cunnvaror, trom Lobos "put back to Callao Aug 20 inches water per hour. condemned. She will be ‘vessel will be sold. Bark Pamrxeo (Br), from Lobos de ‘Tierra for Havana, put into Valparaiso prior to Aug 15, leaking. Barx Epitu Rosx, 455 tons, has beon sold at Sourabaya, tor £30,000. Brio Pram having been ashore. Bric Isaac Errixcen (Ge pin 1, was struck by lightni 5 Aug 20, which split topmast wn board about 30 tons gunpowder. Buic Many B Garpxwr, Perry, of and tor Yarmouth, NS, with salt from St Martins, was towed into Bermuda Sopt I leaking badly and sails blown away, having experienced a severe burricane Aug 26, She was discharging Sept 6to ealk bottom. The report that York for injured deck. She bad Rio Grande, was of Bermuda with loss of sails, wes ancrror. Brig Mary B Gardner, from St Martins for Yarmouth, N&, reported above, was the vessel. A derelict, painted white and yellow stripe, bottom new! coppered, supposed to be w foreign (not English) vessel, was towed on the reels to the north of the Bermudas by the wrecking schooner S Dickins and pilot boat Coral Gem. A ‘ortion of the cargo, consisting of pitch pine lumbe eon Iai muda prior to Sept ti branded on the end with the name of T L K nab, Ga. ¥ Moody, of Bos mands be Nonyous, Sept 10-On Friday morntog | Woit 1 Shore, the sehr Criterion, sprung 6 fon and was ran ashore in order vo which was composed of valuable lumber, Baker & Co despatched the tug Resolute to her as Quenec, Sept 11—Steamer Niyansa (Br), Fisher, Rewport, E, tor Qaebec, with railway iron, collided 1 dian Cove with brigantine Pamlico, Stubbs, from Michigan, via Montreal, tor Liverpool, with limber. The Pamiico p Back so Quebec for repairs. The steamer is seriously dam. aged in upper works, but {s makin, no water. Vinevany Haves, Sept S—Sehr Eri has bee epaired and will reload her cargo und proceed, ie WHALEMEN, ; Arrived at St Helena, no da ton, of NB—il not reported. Spoken—Seps 4, lat 86 32 N, lon 7328 W, schr Sarah EB Lewis (of Boston), Cook. with 140 bbls sp. Capt Cook reports having spoken previously tho schrs Lottle B+ ook, sith 7 obls sp Mary Simmons, with 19>, dbie spi niartic, with 53 bbls sp; Ariana, with 120 " Edward Lee,clean bas from in Ins , bark President 2d, Robin SPOKEN, Ship Minnie Swift (Br), Lisweil, New York for Bremen, Sept 2, lat 41, lon 59 20, A ship with'a house flag. white di (probably shiv Nighringal ore), Aug 16, lat 2 Bark Van Dieman ( for Liverpool, Aug 10, Bark Lou ¥43.N, lon 117 05 W, r). Stawe, trow Liverpool for Sandy 9, lon 15, rie Ho; Yee RH 1 Ann TH , Woot NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS | npagerors flops Arrived, :echr Tightander, Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxratp London Bureau, ad- drevsing “Bennett, No, 46 Fi London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, Paris,” the arrivals at and depar Eastern ports of American ani I foreign vessols trading with the United #tates, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charge. Captains arriving at and salling from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office ¢!.e more economi- cal and expeditions for telegraphing nows, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Aurwenr, Sept 11—Arrived, ship Mataura (Br), Hom Baltimore; barks Wakefield, Carver, Akyub via Falmouth, Old Dominion, Nichols, Philadelphia; Earl of Elgin (Br), Alexander, do.; brige Flying Scud (Br), Cartor, Baltimore; Nora (Br), Tostevin, Wilmington, NC; sehr B S Powell, Williams, do, Burast, Sept 11—Arrived, brig Enrica (Aus), Framin, New York, Baxuux, 8o Maas, Now York; Auguste (Ger), Lintig, do: Hickman (Br), Smith, Philadelphia Bomnar, Sept 8—Balled, ship Fortune, Taylor. Singapore. ToL, Sept 11—Arrived, bark Gustavo (Ital), Trapani, Now York. Donxing, Sept 10—Azrtved, barks Bristol, Fossett, New York: Lisbon, Dunning, de. Balled 8th, bark Carrie E Long, Park, United Ssates, Dvsuix, Sept 8—Arrived, bark Lottie Stewart, Sinclair, Baltimore; schr Canton, Honey, New York. Oth, bark Francisco G (Ital), Debonis, United States; Sollectto (ital), Marcone, do. Fatwourn, Sept 10—Arrived, barks Luceo (Ital), Olivari, Philadelphia for Hull; Le Grasie (Ital), ‘Legone, Balti- more for Lynn, Arrived in the Bngiish Channel 9th, barks Dario (Aus). Ragasan, Boston for Hull; Kvoning Star (Nor), Bpeich, New York for Rotterdam; 10th, Advocate (Br), Spicer, do tor do; brig Von Rvon (Ger), Mentzen, Wilmington, NC, for London; 11th, bark Gustaf Adolf (Swe), Jansen, Rich- mond, Va, for Malmo, Fayar—Arrived, barks Kate Williams, Hale, Boston; Modesta (Br), Disz, do via New Bedford, Guascow, Sept 11—Sailed, bark Maria Clotilde (ital). Siano, Now York. amy Sept ®—Arrived, brig Genoa (Br), Priest, Now rork. Gronanran, Sept 10—Salled, steamer Assyria (Br), Donaldson (from Geno, &c), New York. Guinsny, Hops 10—Salled, bark Armonia (Ital), Caffero, United Stas Gxxoa, Sept 6—Satied, bark Templar, Bartlett, New York. Govcxstun, Sept 9—Hailed, barks Guerrero (Ital), Russo, United States; Eeau (Aus), Marassi, do; brig Russo (tal) sLangrano, do; 10th, bark Ala (Nor), Aslaksen, do. Hava, Sept 11—Arrived, schr Ida C Bullard, Small, Bal timore. Hut, Sept 8—Sailed, brig Golconda, Lord, United States (not previously). Livenroot, Sept 9—Arrived, ship Kate Prince, Hamilton, New York; brig @ W Halls (Br), Tolfer, North Americi 10th, ship Jacob A Stamler, Crystal, New York; brig Helen © Phinney, Boyd, do; bark Excelsior, Eddy, do; 11th, ships Alfred (Br), Gray, Savannah; Eleano, Brown, Bath, Mo: barks Nicholas Thayer, Crosby, New York; Chieftain (Br), Fulton, St John, NB; Surah A Staples, Nickerson, Ban- or, Me; brigs Joshua King (Br), Howland, Cardenas via Savannah; Osceola (Br), Montgontery, Richibucto. Balled 9th, steamer India (Br), for Bombay; ships Strath eam (Br), Jarman, New York; N & E Gardner (Br), Hor- United St: brig Republic (Br), Thompson, Sandy Hook; schr W H Jordan, Richardson, Clenfaegus (and re- turned 11th, damaged) ; 10th, bark Kate Crosby (Br), Hib- dort, New York. Loxpox, Sept 9—Arrived, ship N B Palmer (Nor), Larson, New York; 10th, barks H L Routh, Young, do; Johanna (Ger), Koeppo, do; Quelle (Nor;, Dedekam, Bull Biver, SC; 10—Arrived, ships Paul Teschner (Ger), rk Harriet A | to sail soon. brig Countess (Br), do. Cleared 10th, bark Fedeo Speranza (Ital), D'Arte, United Btates Loxponpeny, Sopt 9—Arrived, barks Frida Lehment (Pr), Glaevecke, Baltimore; 10th, Carriot Deve (Br), Sim mous, do. Mataca—Sailod, steamer Romulus (Br), Haigh, New York; also The Scorner, for do. Movittx, Rept 11—Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), Graham, Montreal for Liverpool (and proceeded). Naruas—Arrived, bark Lincoln, Thorn, New Orleans, Opzssa—Sailed, barks Canning (Br), Mitehuer, Dunkirk; Horace Beals, Pickett, Cette. - Fares, Sept 9—Batled, steamer Caledonia (Br), Allison, New York. QuxzxstowN, Sept 10—Arrived, ship Thornbill (Br), Haynes, Baltimore; barks Irone (Aus), Dimmich, New York; Arciduca Kedollo (Aus), Cattarinich, Philadelphia Runeberg (Nor), Fredericksen, Baltimore; brig Melania Bp), Arensa, do. Rorreapam, Sept 10—Arrived, bark Laila Rookh (Br) Dekin, New York, Arrived at s port in the United Kingdom 10th, bark Eleanor (Br), Phillips, Darien Sailed from a port in tho United Kingdom Sopt 11, bark Atlas (Aus), Gerolimich, United States; also the Fawn. for do. Lovo, Sept 11—The bark Kate Harding, Capt Watts, which recently sailed from Liverpool, has put back to thas port. [The K H lett New York for Liverpool Aug 5 and her arrival out bas not beor. reported.) WEATHER REPORT, Fatuovra, Sept 11 PM—Wind, NW, fine. Livegroot, Sept 11, PM—Wind, NW, fresh; barometer, 29.818 FOREIGN PORTS. pANEranr, Sept S—Arrived, bark St George (Bi), Hall, mabey. Paint at. Aug 29—Sailed, bark Continental, Myers, ansacola, Batavia, July 20—Arrived, ship Samar, Miller, Adelaide. Beuwupa, Sept 1—Sailed, schr White Winx, Phelan, from Savannah, ing repaired steering gear, Malaga. Tirpare ep 6, bark Soveph Baker, ier, for New York, ready for vou. Catcurts, Aug 1—In port, ship Edward Percy (Br), Smith, for New York; Compta (Br), for San Francisco. Salled from Sangor July (mut Aug) 30, ship Staffordshire Ni ping dows tne, river’ Aug 1, ship Bolton Abbey (Be), Au port. brig Lissie J Bigelow, Har- denbrook, from Balom, arrived July 90, for St Martine and Boston, to ext] about Angust 10, PCatrao, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Nereid, Nickerson, Val- paraiso. Tn port Aug 22, ships C M Davis (Br), Koopman, and Chas Bal fit), Chapman from Lobos for ‘Europe, die: bark ry A Litebfieid, Drummond, disg; and others, Dinenaxa, Sept 6—Arrvea previously, cht Moille, Ather. tor yw York. In port Sept 9, bri; si tor Baltimore, arrived 7th, to xail in « few nruiom, Mahiman, from and for New Yi t, from and ‘chr Mary arrived Sth, in port Aug 16, brig Potomac (Br), Wilson, from Balti- ‘Guoucesran, E, about Sept 1—Salle Smith, Shedixc, with tron raile, to lo Channel with sehr Norman, Phy back to Bristol Gtassox Dock, Aug 24—Arrived, brig Sabra (Br), Charlton. Baltimore. Gtascow, Aug 81—Salled, brig M A Doran (Br), Sh Demerara, GLack Bay, CB, Sept 7—Cleared, brig Swiftsure (Br), New York via Louisburg. Howacoa, Aug 22—In port, schr John L Morrill, Fournier, for New York, ldg. x, Sep: 7—Salled, barks Sacitta (Br), Taylor, naen (Nor), Gundersen, Miramichi, hip Be Bernardo (Br, . Roxers, revionsly. bark Jane Ado- ha ‘niladelphia, Beoman, Phil- adelphin. polacnanin, July 22—Salled, bark Solomon, Ferguson, ‘Nowe 1s 8—Arrived, bark Nlord (Nor), . . CGH, yuly 81—In port, bark Azelia (Br), Reynolds, for Boston, Idy. 70 CABELLO, Aug 12—Sailed, bark C EB McNeill, il (from New York), Tarks Isla port Ang 19, brice ito: Keith, from Now York, charging; Orbit, Nash, from Philadelphia, to sail 21x, for Turks Island; schr Joshua Grindle, Freethy, from New York,to anil 21st for Campeachy ; sloop Regenador, Lymer, from Philadelphia via Barbados, Panama, Aug 21—Arrived, bark Ella, (Br), Christie, York ; 20th, steamers Constitution, Dearborn, San Fran- cisco: Sept'l, Honduras, Dexter, ten. Pictou, NX, Sept 7—Clenred, ‘se! mberland, Webber, Ath, ML St Pierre (Br), joy. Ni York. eC, Seot 9—Arrived, steamer Sardinian (Br), from Baker, from Ingelow. Tan D Brookman, te (Br), for New Mem: ile, to lord for United States days; V avin, for do. +iph to London from Ma. Jd of the Moruing, Towne, nrietta, Bianchard, Bassein fur tou, for ‘son, for London in a fe: ‘ork ;" Robt Morrison (Br), ¥ Falmouth. St Jone, NB, Sept 8—Cleared, ship Chancellor (Br), Staart, Livernool; brigs Maid of Langolien (Br), Feran, Conway: Flying Cloud (Br), Wagner, (1 rvon. Ciearod Sept 6, bark © E Robinson (Br), Breen, Dublin. St Grorax, Ni, Sept ¢—Sailed, stip Hectanooga (Br), Johnson, Liverpool 'TaRMOCTH, NS, Sept 2—Cleared, bark Mary J Baker (Br), Sproul, New Orleans. AMERICAN PORTS, BOSTON, Sept 10—Arrived, bark RH Purinton, Cross- Giow sche C8 Baylis, Johnson, New York. tha: jamors Berks, Pendietou, Piliadelphia Romen, Cro Worcestor, Hedges, Haiitax; Domin fon, Clements, Yarmouth, NS scbrs Mattie W Atwood, N-weomb, Bristol, K: WL Bradley, Chase, Dundalk, Cleared—Stenmer Glaweus, Henrie, New York ; brig Car- tle E Pickering. Torrey, Portland: schr Alta V Cole, hell. New York. wR ETLMORL, Sept 11—Arrived, stoamor Sen Gull, Loe wood, Charleston: ship W Woodbury, Sebmidt, Bre bark Keystone (Br), Thompson. Slixo; ‘seurs W G Shattuck» Thatcher, Kennebec; Joho 8 ingr sham, Packard, do; . Crowell, Boston; M ie & iver, Wieks, do; MW iland, Kuott. Now York: S0 Pooks. Cranmer,” d D Willis Pearce, do; « Bacelalor (on: H BEVERLY, Seps @—Arrived, sohr Balange, Allon, Lat MOHARLESTON, Sept S—Arrived, schr BN Hawkingy 1 New York. vai Arrived, Steamer Falcon, Kirby, Baltimore; bark Vir: je, Haves ‘Clearo’d—Barks Syiph (Br), Notley, Rotterdam; Virgials eater. United Kingdom, DELAWARE OITY, Sept 10—Arrived, schrs, James b ys egy a bien ie Few York; Gov Burton, }’binney, jo ‘both to loud coal for Eastern ports). FERNANDINA, via. September ‘SLarrived, steamer Carondviet, Faircioth, New York. Cleared—Bark Mle ot Vilaine (Fr), Cauvin, Toulon. FORTRESS MONROE; Sept 11—Arrived, barks Mi Hogarth (Br), Shields, Rio Jantoro, sovking; ‘Aabine (Nut) Blix, Santos, d GALVESTON, Sopt 6-In tho outer anchorage, s three musted selon ig 5 . SC, Sept 6—Arrived, schr EB V Glover, soll, New Yo Cleared—schrs Vraie, Price, New York; BI Haserd, ROLOUCESTER, Mass, Sopt_0—Arrived, brig Quango, 6 UI }» Mass ive jus Douse, St Martina, Wit schr EJ Munsell, Orne, Bangor for New York. af 1ith— Arrived, brig Quango (Br), Douse, st Martins, KEY WEST, Sept 1—Arrived, nchr Matchless, Williams, Tampa; 2d, Vi vane; sehrs ‘Taubauser, Naseaus ely ey, ‘Tappabannock, Corksey, Hi: brig Prairie Rose, Greenleaf, Ne a (nee Miscellany). MOBILE, Sept 7—Cleured. schr Martha, Neuman, Penst La. Linnekin, Boston brs Sunbeam, Ruatan; Geo Sealy, worn Cleared, bare Leopold & Marlo (Fri, Lescalle, Bris "alle P M the Passos 11th, stoamer City of Merida, for NSORVOLK, Sept &—Arrived, sehr M- Merriman, Orase, Portland. NEWBURYPORT, Sept 9—Salled, steamer Achilles Bacon. Philadelphia, NEW BEDFORD, Sept 9—Satlod, schrs Alpha, Hteging New York; Isabella Jowett, Forz, Washington, DC; Reod, Tibvett, New York: Beuj B Church. Baltimore. 10th—Arrived, schrs Copia, West, Rondout; Amelis, Crosby, Port Johnson, Sailod—schr Henry Taber, Benson, Philadelphia, NEWPORT, Sept 8—Arrived, schr Sawha, Mitchell, Providence for New York, Mth—Salled, schrs Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Taun- ‘burg: for Georgetown, DC n, do for Phite- dot EH Nash, sawy Harvest, Corwin, Bristol for do; DW Saunders, Mott, Bakor's Lunding for de; Anna E Stevens, Montgomery, from Georgetown, DC, for Saco, Moz Prances Ellen, Guliivor, Pull River tor Now York, atvet cordate’ ‘wnehor lost in Hell Gate on bor last trip to Fall ver 4:30 PM—Arnved, schrs Jacob Raymond, Suffir, Provi- dence for New York; Jonathan Cone, Whit Rondout for Haverhill; Art ‘lement, lew York Ware! Btepben K Lane. Puller. Hoboken for Yarmouth; Harrie Ryan, Robbins, New York for Piymouth; Gloucester, Hur ley, Providence for Now York ; (and all sailed 10th,) Railed—Schrs Potter & Hooper, and H B Anthony. WE: LONDON, dept 9—Arrived, schr Sarah Loring, orfol witilgd Brig Georce (Br), for Porto Rico; sehr Loulss, jew York, PENSACOLA, Sept 6—Arrived, bark Geo Rierwen, Howes, Aspinwall (in quarantin« sehrs Rhoda B lor, Gardner, Arans 7th, Lizzie Heyer, Poland, lveston. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 11—Arrived, steamers Norman, Nickerson, Boston: Florida, Crocker, Providence; Catha- rine Whiting, parsing. d Defiance, Bho pete Fall River: EC Biddle, Da i Nov York: selirs MB Mationey, Wescott, Windsor, Ns M Lt lg Cranmer, Gare din ida Doane, Jarvis, Bath; Mary L Vankirk, Walker, dantingo; Kdgar, Evans, Pocomoke. Also arrived, steamers Achilles, Bacon, Hewnayypert Peter J Bloomibury, Archer, New Yer Leopard, Albert: son, Now Bedtord; Empire state, Phil Providence; barks Mispah (Br),' Potter, Belfi Rolegion e Liberta (tal), Nicolo, Dublin ; seb brop, McAllep, Hills boro;’Montana, Bearse, Farmingdale; Henrietta, Billard, y ne Townsend, Risley, do; JO Cottingham, Jr,” Lak, Boston; David r, Burroughs, do; ; Edwin, Pranels, Lake. Portsmouth; Ads jxsie D Sali, Tice, Danvers- #4 Trewin, Johnson, New York; Southern Beanty, jokin River; Emma McAdam, Murch, Fernandina; Dean, Somorset; WL Elkins, Ludlam, Boston; ‘Aaa in, Harailton, do. Cleared—Steniner Ann’ Blin, Richards, New York; schrs Industria (Por, Poarira, Viaune (Portugal ; WF Parker, Daniels, Portsmouth; A Ht Edwards, Ireland, Boston; Tarry. Not, Corson, New Bedford; Amos Falkenberg, Early. Bris- Also cleared, steamers Redewater (Br), Richards, Bor- denux; Pottsville, Snow, Gal Williamsport, Wi Boston: Perkiomen, Pieree, Chels Cambridge: Harrisburz, Worth Providence; bark ‘Tigro (Aus), Cosulich, London; Ne lle H Banodict, Thompson, Boston; Edwin, Francis, do: J Kenzle, Steelinun, do: Caroline Young, Young, Cambridge. : John ©. Cottibgham, Ayres, Danversport; |: d Irwin, jobneton, Charleston; L A Rose, Rose, Richmond. amors Pottsville, Perkiomen, Berks, Williams: Sept 0 Passed to sea, PM, i ships Sarah, and Union, ) atenmers Sylvia, and Maya: 11th—Passed in, steamer Ven E: ship Storkers (Nor), Ericksen, werp. harbor {s full of coasters; wind blowing « gale from Lywns, De’ Sept 9—Arrived, bark Stanbo (Nor), from Hamburg. « Joch—Arrived, ship Republic, (Br), Phillips, Relfast (1), folbtlyrArrived, bark Harriet Campbell (Br), Taylor, Lette for ordors. it Rort—Brig Charlotte Buck, Smith, from Codar Keys fou ow York, PAWTUCKET, Sept 9—Sailed, schr Julia A Crawford, Hallock, Philadeiphin, PROVIDENCE, Sept 9—Arrived, schrs John Balch, Han- ewbui isho, Johnson, New York Salled—Stoamers Blackstone, Hal folk ; Florida, Crocker, Philadelpbia; Catherine Whiting, Harding, do.: #eea Albort Thomas, Taylor, Watchaprig, Va; Dulsy E Parkhorst, Hooper, Balilmoro of G DC; Rebecca M Smith, Grace: Vi ESE. itimore via Nor a Mary, Cogawell; Oregon, Adame; Rye H Lewis, Lewls, and KP King, Bilven, New York 10ch—Arrived, sebrs Gyathia June, Gardner, Perth Amboy Minguas, Phillipa, Hoboken; Aun Amelia, Allen, New ySulled=Sehra Win If Bowen, Juckson, Now York; Oceanus, oung, do. KICHMOND, Sept 10—Satled, bark Staatsraad Broch (Nor), Jonassen, Elsinore for orders. Lith Cleared, bark Christian (Br), Andrews, Tite tobacco: sche Darius Eddy, Kideout, Bio'Grande Bul. with flor SAN FRANCISCO, Sopt 3—Satled, harks Enoch Tall Pouhallow, Seuttles Kiug. Philip. Keller: Port Onmtict Samoset, Martin, Tacoma; Cilnos (Fr), Aillet, Belle Isle. ‘Sth—Arrived, ship Fleetford, Taylor, Al 3 Mefeared-ships City. of Ningpe (BA Dolgarni Cleared—5! ity of ingpo (Br) 5, town: Icke Tilt (lial), Riuesl, doz barks A Burns, Liverpool; Raucagua (Pr), Aliain, Fi th—Arrived, ship India (Br), McPhail, Sydney, Ni 10th—Arrived, ship The Dougiass (Br), Wileo NSW; Blengfell (Bri, McCulloch, Ardrossan, Sallod—Sbip Monte Iowa, Cartér, Queenstown, AAVANNATI-wepe O-Sallod, vehre GL Beaciey, Brass « Keps radiey, Brane wick: 8 P Hall, do, v4 ST MARYS, Ga, Sept 1—Cloarod, sehr Ada G Southard Doane, Now York. 2d—Arrived, brig Emmanuel (Sp), Garcla, Denia. SALEM, Sept, 8—Arrived, schrs aw. Alley, 81 New York: Medford, Keller, Bangor tor dot Welch, do dq: Gratile, Pease, Rockland for do. endieton, Kennebec Rive ailed, schrs Sidney Price, Godfroy, Philadel William Flint and the arrivals of Bik irom ‘Bustera cor | yund sonth. “STONINGTON, Sept 8—Arrived, schra Artist, Clement, New York or Warebam (and sailed 9th); Cynthia Jang, Gardner, do for Pros salied Oth); J Toxo New York hea VINEYARD HAVEN: Sope'S—varri |, Sept 8—Arrived, schrs Marieti Tilton, Penutwelt Patindelghia for Boston Howard Wit Mam. Wainwright, Weebawkon for do; Mary J Adama Coombs, Port Johnson for do; Laura H Jones, Cousing New. York jor Portland; | William "A Smith, Georgetown, DC, ‘for Portamouth; Effort Hoboken. for Yosemite, | Webber, Iphia for Provinestown; Samuel Hart, Holbrook, Bath and Searsvort; R Leach, Pendie Clark, Hockland for Now York: Albort ‘Levering Chaffee Raritan River for do; Melville, Pox wharyport; James puty, Newt yr Danversport, G'W'nldwin, ‘South Atnboy for Groveland, Mass? Gon! . Philadelphia for Portland; Jesse Hart Soni (HP. New Fork for St Jon 1 Madeira (ir), Pe : ‘onl (Br), New York for St Jo! ire (Br). - gon for do; 11 D Halsted dip). Weohawken Yor Haltex Bagi Hock, ot Leach. Alnomak, K M Sawyer, Albert Treat, Ceph Starre: Baobld; for ind Newport for 51 even Satled—t tr 1ith—Arrived, schr Eagle Rock, Hammond, Dublin foo th —Cleared. steamers Rebecca Clyde, Donnell. Charles. YACHTS. STEAMBOATS. &U. GW baldwin. . achts CliMord, Braxton, St Martine, WT, ge, Hi Fi Wood's Hole; Ant Georgetown, DC. Island (where . ‘aco. a rd ross, Yooomive, Bamuel Hart, ‘Marietta. Filton end Wen Lovering. C WILMINGTON, NC, Sept 8—Arei isabeth . 7 pt S—Ar Taylor (He), Roai. Beriaude, ihepebasiciles®: ton. (not as. telegraphed) ; Regulators Dot barks Dulphin (it), Andrews. Bristol Mugs Kame’ Oreck (Br), Sully, Rotterdam, A. 100” BOATS, “WOOD AND” METALLIC SPOOR +Ours, 365 South #t., near Gouverneur sth STECHEN ROBERTS, (OR SALE AND CHARTER—IRON AND WOODEN Steamships, of various sizes; also wooden and from Stontnbones, trom 45 to 250 foet long. and of all dratte, light deatt freight Propellers, several ‘larze steam Yueh large and sual Tugs, se. FREDERICK C. SOHMIDE, T'South Williwas st. OR SALE—SCHOONER YACHT META, WITH PU. inventory. Tobe seen off club epletear See OR SALK OR EXCHANGE—SIDEWUREL Pas. Poiedt Stoetunsenth govt octer und liens crmerts ani trade for part cash ty Real Estate. WILLIAM He HAZARD, Jr, 62 Harrison vw, coeeer w F i SALB—SCHOONKR YACHT JOBE York Yacht Clu, 129 tons, ready for imm io soled with fall Inventory, crew ow oar one jew | ant aber Tp bos MANNING, Beg., S13 Broadway.” ™ CAF oF v0 THOM, t IR SECON nies that will tow from 1INE, NE’ use; to _ HAND, A SMALE 0, tons, Address VER PRI V in exchange use. 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