The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1876, Page 10

10 A SHOCKING MURDER. AN OLD WOMAN OF EIGHTY YEARS POUNDED TO DEATH BY A BRUTAL BUTCHER, At a quarter past cleven o'clock last night another vhoeking murder occurred in the Ninth precinct to add Another tragedy to the already long list of recent trimes im this cit} ‘The vietim, Margaret Seaburgh, aged seventy, was the sister-in-law of Hannah Bourne, who was living with her second husband on the first floor of the tenement bouse No, 70 Gansevoort street Daniel Bourne, the husband, did not live very peace- ably with bis wife, He is a buteher by trade, but Deing left without employment a short time age, be- came very brutal in the treatment of bis wife acd her Bisicr-in-law, ‘This disposition increased so much of late that the two women determined on Jeaving him aud seeking another home. He discovered their design wud last might returned to (he House where the two Women Were, bent apon satisiying bis anger, Mrs, Ktourne was in bed sick trom a kick that the brute bad given Ler last Monday, Mrs. Seaburgh had locked the door, but he got in through a window and commenced beating his wife. The other woman tried for help, when Danicl, becoming enraged, took up u stick of tirowood lying im one corner and wtruck igs several blows ‘across tho head with 1. The last blow cut a tearful gash in the back of Mrs Seaburgi’s bead, fracturing we skull and killing her mstan Otticer Jowell, of the Ninth recinet, attracted by the noise, Fan to the house just i time to preveut Danici’s escape, He was taken to the station house und locked up. Mrs, Bourne was also taken there ard A Herany reporter Bourne at the station house ¢ The pain in her wounded the poor woman to talk, ceeded in learning the Urief story. She said that they had not already taken other apartments, but merely” threatened to do so to make her husband go to work aod not bea burden to She had to support Lim by doing housework at No, 3 West Fifteenth street, until rendered unable to do soby his brutal violence. In beating Ins wife last night, betore attacking Mrs. Seaburgh, the villain had dragged her from the bed and seriously burt her, this hardly but “the reporter suc. principal facts in her riy lag OF. KOBERT RHETT, SR. DEATH BARNWELL ew Orleans, under date of the Mth, aunoun th of Robert Barawell Rhert, Sr, whieh tools p St, James parish, La, at the advanced age of seventy-tive yours, rs the name of Mr. ghost evoked trom the dead past, so long it now since it wus associated with some of the most stirring events of our political history. ‘To the BUrvivors Of a past generation 1t will reesil the times Calhoun and tho caston efforts of South Carolina uucor that great leader, and later that tnritl- ene in the secession Convention, when the form Barnwell Rhett Was seen to approach the desk to his to the fatal and fated tastru hed the desk he sunk upon 1 his bands to heaven, and cut bow 8 head 1 prayer, Naturally was electric commen instinet ail head was uncovered, and the sembly addressed the Shrine of A despatch from } Rhett will ot nO ature appro n Ie jufort, 8. C., on the 24th of y waMe Was Smith, and by UL 1887, when be lawyer, and wor's tile of Rhett! He wasd the wt 4 movement, in which be was twunt Violent, tilled the eftice of Attorney eral of South C to 184 he re ed the i 8, and ta 1850 1s eleetes He udvocati the doctri ‘aiboun, the first to breathe on the rot Congr & proposition to dis. Svive the Union, He was tor the secession of South Corona in 1 he resigned bh Beontort 1 Upou the death ot bis wite eat in the Senate aud returned to by plan: where he engaged in rations tor on mover’ nt Lin wlecuon, 1 Ul emt outh € Lina sece Couvention m i860, and wrote. ti address cee tbe reason jon of the St Inthe Montgomery Coo t legates irom the Rreeded Seat be was charman of the, commit which reported the Conlede consitituuop, Finatly of the Charlesion the war was condueted beit, Jr, and whieh was he — hecumo Bievoury wht dur by his gon, Robert Barawe obe of the text untiring and ab.e supporters of the Conlederucy during those long atid bloody years) Upon the terumpi ot the War he retired tio obscurity so protound be surprised that I own, With bis death disappearsy perhaps, the inst survivor of these statesmen of the extreme Souivern rt school which vuger the leadership of Calhoun shook the Union to t the disastrous » contre, and whose eNorts result€d im ar Ot tho Confederacy, EXPLOSioy OF FIREWORKS. Ano:Ler explosion of fireworks took place yesterday at the factory in the Greenwich district ot Jersey City which was tho scene of great havoc and loss of lite a few months ago, This time one of the workmen, hamea Heekert, verely burned about the tace and bap: fhe expiosion was caused by the 3 handling of iho mawwriai employed mm the manufacture Of the explosives. music ap CE) NTRAL PAK. Departinent of Parks annonnce that af the her is ine there will be music on the Mall at Cen. tral Park, under the direction of Messrs, Dodworth and ov Soturday next, September 16, commenc- ing at four o'clock P.M. DRAINAGE AND S: ESENT SYSTEM—THE WERAG PATAL DEFECTS IN THE EXTENT OF THE DANG BE AVOIDED. A chief cause of disease and mortality in this city Is thought by the Board of Health aad others competent eT ee ee, ee ey rb oe: NEW YORK HERALD, | visit her on t f poop.cewiil doubtless | AND HOW Iv MAY | | the other eight years of to Jud, bo the universality of detective house drain. age. Thousands of deaths annually can be traved di- rootly to this source, The fatal effect of odors escap- | ing trom te pipes which convey Waste wat Irom houses to the street is alence of diphtheria and various pestilential fevers theo out tae Wariner months There Couvt tet the apnual mortality would be deere: thousands if proper steps were taken to sccure eilicient system of drainage, and the attention of the ye, arming prev+ ‘id be called to the subject betore it ix too jopt any rewedy au aftiction which, although chiefly felt by poorer clusses, is by’ no means confined to viectbity of the Five Pomts, but ty oftentimes found in the finest mansions on Murray Mul, ‘The occupants of tenewent houses ure, of course, the greatest suilerers, These tenement houses are generally tive, six or seven stories in height, and have a lorge pipe runuing trom root to basement. Kach oor commanicates with this outlet by meaus of weink, A sot pipe or house drain runs trom the cellar to the street, In the sewer there ts always my Jess putrid garbage, and Uhis being stirred by the rush water in stormy Wweaihe: erates carbonic ac gus, sulphurated hydrogen and siinilar gases equally fatal, ‘These escaping from ihe sewer into the house drain, rise th ew be Waste prpes in the wall ning pent up here, thei only exit is through the sinks, Wiech are often ji a close bedroom. Ihe dis- . Who inbale these S for six oF eight hours every might, may The simpiest and, indeed, only nese guses from penetrating ct upon the sleep into the is to ovide the pipes with “traps in the pipe in the shope of the letter S$, im a4 i position. Th id bea trap m the house be reached Irom the base Then there should Ge another iu each of the stuall p feuding trom the sink to the wall pipe, and with this Slight precaution i would be physically impossible tor seape from the to the . It have simatic! TF the sinks, as muy be emptied by suction from the sewerjluring a severe s As a farther precaution the wall pipes, instead of terminating at the the upper tioor, might be continued above the roof and lett upen, being covered with wide-spreading, vouical wctors of tue Board of Heaith ghus wf inspection, and whenever a sid is found suffering from diseases engendered es an order /ur repairs is sent to the pro rot the buikling, Who 18 obliged to follow its Instructions, When — th whers of tenement houses find that detective sewerage is source of danger to ihe occupants of ther buiidings they = make has to put their private residences in repair, but do all they eaa lo aveld any outlay for the benetit of their tenants. Fortunately, bowover, this Vicious seltisuness is never suceesdiul ‘There sectus to bea PROPOUND 1GNORANCR throughout the city in regard to the fatal resaits from defective drainage, when informed of the aanger there is au equally profound d to avoid i, Many prominent and wealiay citizens are every day request ing an tuspectio: their residences by the inspectors ot tie Board of Mealth and showing greas alacrity to act upon their suggestions. a NEWSBOY KILLED, piNeINNati, Sept. 14, 1876. ial special states that a collision occurred onger trains on the Peoria, tiroad, near Holls, Mi., ip voy, was Killed, and A Comme yesterday Lotween two py Pekin and Jacksonville I George Sirtekier, ao beveral others koveroly wju Kervato, N. ¥., Peter Bartholomy, the absconting forger, woo left fM April, 1575, leaving about $10,000 in forged notes Dbetind him, was arrested on his return to this city this evening, in'lemale disguise thog of | THE COTTON CROP. Wasuixaros, Sept. 14, 1876. Tho September returas to the Department of Agri- culture, as was expected, shot a decline from the re- markably high Ogares of July in ali the cotton States except Louisiana Im some of the more southern counties of theecotton belt tho catorpillar has beon more or less destructive, while in a tew localities of the extreme South and West the boll worm was some- what troublesome. The conditions of growth during August were quite varied, In some places protracted drought with extreme heat injured the crop, while in others complaints of excessive rain were rile. Yet the ogate reduction ts below what eught to have been | disasters “reported > condition of the crop in Noitu Carolina is 96, @ ne of 3 percent; South Carolina, 91, adechne of Gper cent; Georgia, 99, a decline ‘of M4 per cent; Florida, 83, a decline of 6 per cent; Alabama, Si, a de- cline of 20 per cent; Mississippi, 87, 4 deciine of 5 per cont; Louisiana, 90, a gain of I percent; Texas, 87, a loss of 9 per cent; Arkansas, 07, a loss of 1 per cept; Tennessee, 119, a loss of 1 per cen! MRS. MALLEY'S Lawnescy, Mass, Sept 14, 1876. Mrs. William Malley, who fell from a fourth story Window of her residence yesterday, died to-night, CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD. Losrox, Mass., Sept. 14, 1876 Nearly ali the men employed in the Construction Department of the Charlestown Navy Yard have been suspended for lack of money. SUICIDE BY DROWNING. Wuirenat., N. ¥., Sept. 14, 1876. Miss Jennie N. Fairbanks, principal teacher in the primary department of the Whitehall Union Free School, committed suicide last evening by jumping in the canal. She was highly respected, and no cause an be assigned tor the act except temporary insanity, The body was recovered at one o'clock this morning. SEIZUR POWDER, ‘This afternoon a customs officer se! powder whieh were concealed under 4 load of gravel on the birge Dean, from Whitehall, The captayn says the powder Was for the contractors of section No, 9 of the iachine Canal SAWED IN PIECES. Be.ieviten, Ont, Sept. 14, 1:76. A young man named Wiiliain Hargraves was cut im pieces by a circular saw in Buck's sawmill to-day, SILVER AND GOLD COMMISSION, Yesterday another mveting of the Silver and Gold Congressional Commission took place at the St. James Hotel, but owing to the absence of Senator Boutweil “ation was effected, After an informal dis- cussion of matiers pertaining to the business of the commission ab adjournment was had uatil ten o'clock on Monday morning. THE LOWELL RICKER, WHO WAS SHOT BY HIS PHE WOMAN'S ANTECEDENTS, [From the Lowel! Herald.) Doctors Pilisbury and Gilman, tho attending phy- sicians of Charles Ricker, shot in the lower portion of the abdomen ou Thursday night by a No, 22 bullet, fired from a seven shooter Ly Miss Lucy Ann Mank, iutormed him this noon that there was no hope of his recovery, and an hour afterward he made his dying declaration in regurd to the affair, He had kept com- pany with Miss Sank stuce February last, but of lace had not been so frequent in his attentions, Sho fol- lowed him on the street and has seemed anxious for a renewal of their former intimacy, Sue iuvited him to wight of the ital shooting, and she Was With him two ours at her room, on the third floor of No, 88 Merriwac street, About twenty minutes be- wre she tired the pistol she locked tbe door, She went 10% sik In tie room (Which Was dark, as she said, tor tho reason that she bad no kerosene for her lamp)” tor adrink of water, a8 be sapposed, She returned, and, RAGEDY. DEATH oF MIST: ov standing partially against the door to keep hitn’ from going out, and faciog him, 1 FIRED TIN T8TOL. when on the mome ufoot distant. He didn’t see the pistol till she fired, aud Would not have seen it then ut for the reasou that he happened vo lok down. ‘There was no scullleand no angry Words preliminary to the firing, He veld her hands after the shot was lire? to prevent a second discharge of the pistol, and as fon a8 Lis cries brought help Le went to tho doctor's villce and then to his lodgings, obe asked him a few minutes beluce Uae titing to lie upon the bed, if only for live uiuates, and get rested. Ricker died from his injuries at twenty five o’clock thin aiternoon, ‘the Aun Mank, but w to Lowell in No- Vember last, hus aeswined the name of Lula A, Maron native oF Waldoboro, Me, thirty-three years of dat the Liwrence hosiery ame acquainted with her the boarding house ot bis No, Hv Lawrence Corporation, where she was employed as a domestic at the ume, He was quite in- timate with her wnul he was -told by a townswoman of his that she was tried at one time tor SHOOTING A DR, BAKER, OF WARKES, a and narrowly escaped conviction and Just puutebiment, as all the neighbors thougat, for her oflence, She was at one time hwusckeoper for Dr. Baker, who was quite intimate with her. She lit him in 1873 to keep house for her brovuer, who. was a widower, and ta the early moruing of a day in May of that year the doctor was ound dead, shot by a pistol balict, and lying wel- toring in his biood uear the duor of her room. It ap- pears that her brotuer was absent trom the house on the night of the marder, leaving two boys, ove ten and Dr, Baker came to visit her early in the eventng, and shortly atter the enildren went to bed, leaving her alone ‘With him up in the house. At about cen o'clock that mght she ran to the carest Heigibors and told them, in great apparent ex- itement that sie ad beep shot, She was known to be al- most jusane Un a or excitement, and, as there was no other evidence (nat she Was shot, but litte notice was taken of her remarks, The next morning the largest boy went up stairs to callher. ie opened the door to her room aud found Dr. Baker dead on the floor with 4 bulict in his heart, She was arrested and twice ordered for trial, beside serving out six months? imprisonment, She denied having any pistol at the time of the murder, and none could be found on or about the premises. This Was a fact in her favor, and THE JORY FAILED TO CONVICT Ie: although the aeizubors pad no doubt of her guilt It is Supposed that ste killed him because ke would not marry her. which is said to have died under suspicious circum: stances soon after birth, Lucy is dark-complexioned, of medium height and weighs about 100 pounds. She has been quite reticent since her arrest 1 months since SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATKS OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS: ov SuYTxMNER AND OCTOBER, Destination| ‘ |7 Bowling 7 Bowling Gi (69 Broadway Y Broad 37 Broadway 30 Broadway Bowling Green 1 Bowling Gr 72 Broadway 1 Broadway Broadway: 17 Broadway 60 Broudway 7 Bowhus Green 30 Br reen ndon verpoot Russine ssc... State of Indiana, Pomn . erty of pburg Liverpool. Liverpool. een. way Kthiopia. Ginsgow....|7 Bowling Green Vaderiand +) Antwerp...|8 Battery piace remen Bowling Green 58 Broadway 2) Broxdway taverp Liverpool. | Bowhne Green ilnagow....|72 Broadway 1 broadway ) Brondwuy 3 Krowdway 80 Broadway 7 Bowling Grek 9 Broadway 1B 20 Bre way T Bowling Gree Roli ria, Oder Dake Wiel City of Frisia. SND) Browd ae NOTICE TO CAVTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE OASTING AND PORZIGN TRADE,—Captains of offieors js engaged in the cousting or forcign trade, observ. ing the displacement or remoral a buoys are requested to communteate the fact to the Hexato, so that it may be Drought pud! {the proper aathoritie A lotier addressed “To the editor of the Hamann, New York city,” giving as kecurately as possible the mumber and po tion of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will su fee in ali cases observed along the Atiantic and Py coasts of the American Continent. When they observed ou the coast of Kuropoaa countries or im the Mediterranean it is requested thas information be sent either by teegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yore Hxratp, 40 Fleet street, London, or tothe Paris office, Gl Avenue de VOpera, Paris. Where the telegraph Is used dospatebex may be addressed “Hennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, G1 Avenue de VOpera, ” Where casos of Gisplacoment are observed in the waters of countries beyond e real name is Lucy | She claimed to have had a child by him, | the reach of tho telograph, as im Asta or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon roaching the first conveu- fent port. ‘This information will be cabled free of charge to the Hinatp and published. be-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youn Hrwaup has adupted a distinguishing Coston night signal for nae on board the Hexato steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be soen several miles distant, Captains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hxnaup. Bg~Persous desirous of communicating with vessels arriv ing wt New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of HxkaLy news yacht, plor No, 1 Bast River, Now York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly delivered, Dupilcates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOUK niGH WATER San rises. . 541] Gov, Istand. Sun sots. - 6 00] Sandy Hook, Moon rises . 7 | Hell Gate. wo 8 24 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 14, 1876. ARRIVALS, REPORTSD BY T! wui Steamer Rusia (Br), Cook, Liverpool sept 2 and Queens. town Sd, with merchandise and 215 passengers, to CG Fraucklyn, 10, lat 42 43, Jon 53 30, passed a German sowing signals QB: Sept 2 via Ply- reine (Fr), Dus 3" passengers to Louis de with mdso and 1: Havana Sept 7, vin Nassua Oth, Murray, Ferris & Co, . Witmingtoa, NC, J days, with with mdse and passen Steamer Regulator, Doi mise to WP Clyde & Ci Steuer Old Dominion, Walker, Rienmond, Cit; Norfolk, with mdse and passeners to the Ol int and Dominion Geargetown, DC, with r. April 23, with mdse to Mory Co. Vaned Cape of sed the Equator Aux 6, in lon le winds and calm Browning, | Culeutt Shin Haze, Wilkinson, Hon) BD Smith; vessel to "fl Hope duly 27, isth. in lon Mt, spokg ship ‘Wm Wilcox, fron water. School ship Supply (US), Capt Haywood, New London 4 days. Is anchored st Sandy Hook. Bur! MH (of Newouryport), Babson, Caleutta and Sand Hews April 3, with mdwe to'master, Passed Cape of Good Hope June st_Hivlena July 20, and crossed the a6 W: had heavy zales from SW to Equator Aug 4, NW off the Cape; since light, varialie winds. is bound to Boston; put into Sandy Hvok for « supply of provisions. Bark Einma G Scammelt (of St John, NB), Webber Bristol, 95 days, in batlast to Seammell Bros, Bark Cycioue (Bn), Forbes, Gloucester 37 days, in ballas to Son & Co. Bark Daniele Manin (Ital), Rattine, Glasgow 51 days, to Hallast to Beuliam & Boyesen, Anebored in Gravesend Bay for orders. Bark (; Reusens, Leighton, Leith 36 daze, in ballast to ttlosen. Medanich, Limerick 32 days, in bal- John Bark Georgia (Ai last to oriter. Bark Zampa (Nor),Olson, Nowry Aug 8, in ballast to Bon- han & Boyesen. : Bark sirrah (Nor), Hulversen, Arendal 35 days, in ballast to. 0 Voblus & Co. Ancnorod in'Gravesend Bay for orders, Bark Familiens Minde (Nor), Johnsen, Amsierdam 53 days, in ballast to Benham & Boyeson. "Is anchored ut Sundy Hook for orders. Bark Fortuna (Nor), Christian ballast ty Benham & Boyes Bark Veneranda. (Ital last to Lauro, Rotterdam 57 days, in ‘rapuni, Lisbon 44 days, in bal- ey (of Boston), Kingman, Mazatlan 114 Vernon H. Brown & Co, Paxsed Cape . and crossed the Equator Aux & in lo Back Albert (Br), Exstman, Old Harbor, Ja, 30 day DN Wetzler; vessel to master. MeNiel (of Boston), Crowell, Grand Turk, order: vessol to Parsons & Loud. yer, Bermuda 7 days, in ballast, to ‘ight, Belfast, I, 34 days, in ballast to with . Adams, Port aa Prince 20 days, with od to Kunhardt & Co; vessel to Miller & Hoaghton. Ortolan (of Philadelphia), Dorp, Havana 11 days, war and molasses to Baring Bros & Co; vessel to Tru EU Rich (of Boston), Paine, Cienfacgos 27 days, Sugar to Maitland, Phelps & Co; vessel to James KE Wark Go. g rig Melita fair). Robinson, Caibarjgn sugar to EK D Morgan & Co; wel to Ge (of Liverpool, NS), Smith, Caibarien 8 days, rtv order; vexsel to Boyd & Hineken. 14 days, with Balley. i Be g Helle, Mulealy, Zaxn 22 days, sugur to Maitland, Phelps : vessel to Bowring & Arehibatd. Schr Kate Wentworth (ot Castine), Moad, Demerara 26 days, with sugar to Leayeraft & Co; veesel to Miller & He to ‘chr Barnet Jones, Sharrot, St Anns Bay, Ja, 17 days, with logwood and sugar to Moses & Covhen; vessel to mas- ter. “Xclr Annie L MeKeen, Keen, Jacksonville 11 days, with humber to Drew & Bucki. sel EH Kirk, Robinson, Virg! Schr Two Marys, Downing, Vir; Sehr 8 i Broown, Arnold, Vireinin, Schr Jenne Rosaline, Tooker, Georgetown, DC, for Fall ott, Buth, Me, 4 days, with Ice to or- vessel to Parsons & Loud. ‘Sivop Mary Ditson, Robiusou, Virginia, #3 Bark Daphne (Nor), from Marsetites, which arrived 1th inst reports :—Passed Gibraltar Aug 5; had coastant rain and foggy weather from A) eet ‘Ist, on latter date, ed hurricane from SE to jasting 12 beurs in some ean YHS part of 8 nted white tn Int $7 48.13, waw an iceber lat 44 50, spoke barks Winshavet (Nor), from St Ives, for Quedec. Ba Bark Euro (Aust), Hreglich, arrived 13th from Kotter- yorts that when off the Lixard, in a dense fog ard faving Ro stoerage Way on her, wvehooner, name un crossed his bow, carrying ‘away jivboom, The s upposed to have escaped without damage, but when asked why be did not blow his fog horn he answered by saying it was oat of order. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City ot New Bodford, Fish, New Bedford for New York Stoamer Galatea, Steamer Grant (U Valden, Providence for New York. revenge), Fengar, City Island for New Shuice, NS, for York. Urowley, Two Rivers, NS, vie Tarpaalin Sehr Henry. es Setr MB Harris, © Cove for New York. Jedonia, Leighton, Wentworth. N83, fo yw Yor! Sehr Geo Glendon Jewout, Jewett, Windsor, NS, for N Yo elit Spartel, ‘he Sarah ssman, Windsor, NS, to jernice, Proctor, Musquash, ybtlir North America (Br), Maloney, St John, NB. for ¥ ork. ne Hattie E King, Crowley. St John, NB, for New Yor. Sehr A © Atwood, Atwood, Nuntueket fo Seu Litile David, Bradley, Derny for ¥ runt, cl Se Sehr Medford. Collins, C Behe Ned sunipter, inkla: Schr Gentile, Pease, Rock!: ur Marion Draper, Hayaen, ork. Sehr E F Meaney, Lew: he Gen Banks, dan: Sehr Wm Capes, Keily, Sargent, Mo, for New York. Schr © F Baird (Br), Sawyer, Providence tor Now York, Sehe Rath Thomas, Rockland for New York. Sch? Peunsylvania, Jones, Kocklund for New York. Schr Izettn, Hinds, Belfast for New Yorr. Sehr J 5 Dewitt, er, Richmond, Me. for New York, sehr D&B Kelly, Chasa, Boston for New York, Schr Highlander, Wood, Boston for New York. elit Mabel F staples, Bath tor sew Y Sehr Licht of the Rast, Higzins, Portland fo Schr Furost Helle, Sinith, Hampden, Me, Sehr Olive Hraneh, Whitaker, Kiisworth for Serr ME Woodhuil, Jones, Providence fur N Sehr Anson Brown, Mills, Derby for Scur James Watson, Smith, ; ew York, Schr J J Moore, Frankiin, Providence for hiladelphia, Bel for New © Henry Remsen, Allen, hast Greenwich hie F ce, Snckett, Providence for New York, hr Moses Eddy, Warren, Rockland or New York. Sehr Jane M Bralnera. luli, Portland, Ct, for New York. Senr Joun Marsh, Williams,” Fort Jefferson tor New York, Setir Erama L Grovery, Lord, ich for New York, Sehr Elica & Kebecea, Wri tor New York, Sebr John Balch, Hannah, New York, Hattio A Butler, — arroll, Portland, Ot, for New York. Win M Evoret lta, D'Tugraham, Portland for ¥: Sehr Wm & Huston, Gardaer, Keuned Sene Henry Gibbs, Cottin, New Bedtor Stoamer Genoral W Mullett, from Boston for New York, arrived and anchored off Whitessone at 8:30 PM, BOUND EAST. er Eleanora, Johuson, New York for Portlana, Steamer Glaucus, Bearso, New York for Boston. Bn: Bolivar, Geer, Yorw for New London and orwiel Sehr biztie Dakers (Br), Bell, New York for St Jonn, NB, sehr J L Crossley (Br), Crossiev, New York for St Johns, NF. Rene MC Sproate, Sproule, Amboy for Lynn, Sehr Laconia, Surley, New York for Boston. Schr KM Brookings, Brown, Port Johnson for Portland, Me. chr James M Bayles, Aravld, Port Johnson for Provl- dence. sehr Caroline Gaant, | Sehr Joba stockham, Ti Senr WG W f Schr Archer & Keove Sehr Fred © H F Cura Hind William Thouas, mouth. j Sehr Blackstone, Wickson, Ne Sehr FA Maxoe, Amboy for Portiand. Hoboken for Providence, Ainboy for Providence, saay, New York for Boston, Melton, York tor Boston, ‘dwburg for New London. Littlejobn, Hoboken for Ports. York for Pi adout for rk for Kast Gi t Somerset. 1 Port Jounson for Prov. Amboy tor " New York che BF Woolsey, Tirrell, 1 r Kichard Law, Hodge: fr Ameriewn Obi New «Helen ‘ort Johnson for Stonington. Sehr Henry nkiing, Port Juhusen tor Pawtucket, Sele Willow Port Junuvon for Providence. Ser Jessie Ri ew Vurk tor Sehr Alinon. Sube Henne, Sauich, Rondont tor 1 CLEAKED. Steamer State of Nevada (Br), Braes, Glaszow—Austin Baldwin & Co, tert (Ger), Barcnds, Hamburg via Plymouth e—Kuobards & Co. © Maas Wuich), Chevalier, Rotteriam—Funch, Kaye & Co. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, Steamer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana--F Alex- andre & Sons. Steamer Canima (Mr), Liddicoat, Hamilton \sermuday— AE Outerbridze. Steamer Inuac’ Bell, Lawrence, Riehmond—Old Dominion steamsli Steamer Anu Elize, Kichards, Philadelphie—Jus Hand, Steamer Eleanora, Jonson, Pertiand—J * Amos Steamer Glaucus, Bearsa, Boston—b F Dimock. hip William (Hr), Joucneay, Bristol, E—Boyd & Hinck- en. Bark Raflacle Ligure (Ital), Consigliero, Bristol, E—Slo- covich & Co. Bark Abbie B (Br), Cofill, Giasg»w—C W Bortanx Bark Maury (Nov) Christiansen, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Boekmann, Gerivin & Co. lint Vale dion, Moller, Hamburg—Bockmann, Ocrlein Co. Bark James B Duffas (Br), Shaw, liavro—Boyd & Hinek- en, sitar Guzelle, Duntze, Georgetown, Dem—H Trowbridge's ons. glint Columbia, Dickerson, Barbador—H Trowbridve’s ns, Brig Mary Keowlton, MeKeo, Port au Prince—i F Met calt & Co. Briz Favorite, Woodward, St Pierre, Mart—if Trow- bridge's Sons, scr JL Crossley (Br), Crossley, St Johns, N¥—C W Ber- tuux. Sehr Quoddy, Young, St John, NB—Scammell Bros. pdch? Almeds Willey, Willey, Pensacola, Fla—Parsons & ud. pitht James Pheips, Rockwoll, Norfolk, Va—Vau Brunt & F Schr Samuel Wood, Broander, Norfolk, Vu—leaac R Sta- plex, glee Frod Brown, Hall, Providones—ll W Jackwon & on. SAILED. ,fteamers Gellert (or). for Hambary: State of Nevada a Glasgow; Muas (tuteh), Rotterdam: Canima (Br). Bermuda; Ysane Bell, Richmona &e: atarianpa Vo (Port), Liybou: barks or Falmottu; Regia (Nor), Fromtiden (Nor), Bordeaux; Gazelle, Demerara, Also satlod, barks Krling,’ MS Gibson (Br), and sehr Aunwe Bell, ‘4 Wind at sunset, SSE; at midnight, 8. Barometer at sunset, 30.11; at midnight, 30,06, MARITIME Streamer Groncia, from well out of water, MISCELLANY. pred. w about 30 mies off Sandy joint, when the steamer Cataipi passed her early in July. The cargo was being sulved vy the Chiliau corvette Maxel- San Francisco Sept 6, reports July 21, lat 27 12 N, lon T E. phoon lasting 12 hours, blew away foretop: mainsail to save the yard. r Sure Ocean KiNG, from Liverpool, at San Francisco Sept G reports, off Kiver La Plate, had a ‘strong SW cale, which stove bont und doors und windows of forward house. Suir Deriaxt, 1900 tons, one year old, been sold in Liverpool for £16,500, She wax ied by Samuel G Reed, of Boston, and hax passed into n hand Rank Bess: Nontu (Br), Rickman, with coals, urrived olf the port chargin to enter. when sho wax on board. In entering the buy on July 27, however, she ran aground about three miles from the pier aad &, badly strained. At low tide there was aboi Water ubove the cargo, and steam pumps had been unable the very sl, as she made it too fast. She lay in a very ion, and unless r continuod fair little chance of the efforts then being mu e sucessful, Bark Sin Caas Narirn (Br), from Padstow for Pasea- goula, put into Dartmouth Aug 31, with start stove, bowsprit and head gone, with'all gear attuched, hay ing beon in collision with steamer Guadiaua, 120 miles SV of Scilly, at 3AM Aug 30 Bank Rosa (Nor). Gill, from Quebec, Burbo Bank AM Sept 1, but was towed o Liverpool the same day. Bric Coxausst (Br), put into Bermuda Sept 9 with loss of foremast, having experienced a hurricane on Aug 26, Brig Netw Cuvvorn, of farmoath, NS, was totally wrecked at St Kitts during the recent hurricane, The crow were saved. Scun Bette Crowxtt, from Washington, DC, witha cargo of coal, tu goins over Chariestoa bar evonine'of Sept Sin charge of a pilot, got ashore on Pumpkin Hill shoal, where shy remained until the next morning. Was assisied of by a tug. Scun Atmesta Banturrr (not as _betore) Baltimore for Boston, which put into leaky, has been ordered to discharge ear the railway there tor repair Capt Dickman took charge of the ship Northern Ligh from Liverpool for San Francixeo, which put into Rio Jan ro Aug 3 with Capt Kenney sick, and resumed her voyage Aug 6. Axrwexr, Sept 1—Thers had been landed at Fiushin from Aug 28 to the lst, from the wreek of tho steamer C b, 112 bbls fresh lard, 1 box of grain, 20 bugs of evo and a Zreut quantity of tobacco. A salvaze contruct at Y per cont of the net procosds had beon entered into. MALIFAX, Sept 14—The government steamor Glendon ai rived trom’St Paul's Island and reports that a vessel h: al and cut away y a tux. with » pilot rounded on the and arrived at d will go on probably been wrecked noar St Paul's lately, a creat qaun- tity of flour, ship stors, &c, having been washod ashore, Sr s, Sept 13—A hurrieaue occurred at this place this m fag slight aumaxe on the land The vrig was sank, The bark Idella Berry, from Cardiff, which arrived hero on the 4th inst. ising. The eaptain (Turner) has been tonnd dead.” [Another report says the Idell a Berry was sunk iu the harbor.) ther shipping in the harbor received daimuge and several lives rere lost. St Jonx, Sept, 13—The brig Search, whic! aud recently returned to port ‘I has had hor between decks restowod, which ma ie ber upper deck three tiers less than it was whon first louded. ‘The vessol is now about ready fur sea. WHALEMEN, Sailed from New Bedford Set 13, bark Bounding Bill Lond, Pacific Ocean pt 8, bark Sarah, Silva, of NB, with 200 eteran (2), from Buenos Ayres tor Rotterdam, ‘as bound for At Bermmud: bbis sp oll—all weil, SPOKEN. Ship Hovding (Nor), Larsen, from London for Quebec, , Int 48 44, lon 1d An Am ship, showing si W, Aug: 7, lat 45 jon 46 W Bark Fraternitas (Nor), Jacobsen, from Havre for New York, Auy 19, lat'45, lon 1 Bark Skien (Nor), Jorgensen, from Lond. n for Quebec, Jat 48, lon ‘Germania (Ger), Evora, from Bromen for Baltimore, 3, lat 51 2 Davis, trom Fayal for Boston, Aug 25, lat 33 wood, from Amsterdam via i letters JNMP (?), steering lat 49, lon 7. Bark Athena (Ger), Bellmer, from Bremen for New York, Ang 17, lat 49, lon 6 Hark Johann Kepler (Ger), Spille, from Bremen for Now York, (ue 26, lat 44, lon 27, Bark Harold (Fr Aug 24, offs # Cn Hark Doris Eekho! Pontic, from Havre for New Orleans, tx. Hons, from New York Aug 5 for Leg- W of Terceira, igual letters HNPS, steering E, from Richivucto for Liverpool, was ween Aug 26. Lat 46, lon 28. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmastors are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxnatp London Bureau, ad- drovaing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleot street, London,” or to the Paris offic, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de Opera, Puris,” the arrivals atand departures from European aud Eastern ports of American and all forcign vessels trading with tho United States, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charze. Cuptuins arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office t .e more economi- eal and expeditious for tolegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwunr, Sept 14—Sailed, bark Forsoget (Nor), Pedersen, New York, Ausexnvam, Sept 11—Arrived, bark Johann (Nor), Mull er, New York. Bostox, E, Sept 18—Sailed, bark Brothers (Br), Pratt, United States. Bxxrast, Sept 12—Sailed, bark Noah (Nor), Salvesen, Baltimore, Buxuxs, Sept 14—Arrived, barks Caroline (Ger), Strick: New York; Minna (Ger), Boess, do; George B Doane (Br) Corning, do; P Keck (Ger), Waltjen, Philadelphia, Sailed 14th, barks Jonann (Gor), Haverkamp, New York; Mereur (Ger), De Haan, Delaware Breakwater: Sovastian Bach (Ger), Sanstedt, Phiiadelphia; Auguste (Ger), You Harton, New Orleaus. Bancetoxa, Sept 9—Arrived, bark Nuefs Aareclia (Sp), Ponce, Now Orleans (before reported without date). Canpiry, Sept 14—Arrived, bark SR Bearse, Sweetsar, Bristol. Sailed 14th, barks Clara, Nickels, Rio Janeiro; Bessio Parker (Br), Parker, Hampton Roads. Cronstapt—Arrived, bark Jan Stadin (Swe), Sloborg, New York. Dawraic, Sept 10—Arrived, barks Hebe (Ger), Proitag, Now York; Margaretta Blanca (Ger), Tramborg, Rich- mond, V Guascow, Sept 14—Arrived, brig @ P Sherwood (Br), Tur- ner, Wilmington, NC. Genoa, Sept O~Arrived, bark L'Invidia (Ital), Russo, New York. Hautixroon, Sept 13—Sailed, ted States. Haare, Sept 13—-Sailed, bare Doctor Lasker (Ger), Boer, Wilmington, NC. Koxtesaxri—Arrivod, bark Lole (Arg), Foss, Richmond, Liveuroot, Sept 14—Arrived, wtoamers Biela (Br), Uar- roll, New York; Ulyrian (Br), Worthington, Boston. Sailed 19th, bark Abranam Young (Br), Parker, Nerth America; 14th, steamer Alico (Br), Bilis, New Orleans; bark “Anovoca (Nor), Larson, Philadelphia; brig O B Still- man, Tibbetts, United States, Loxpox, Sopt 14—Arrived, steamer Utopia (Br), Groat, New York. Cleared 13th, barks Marion (Br), Edwards, United States; 14th, Dover, Hand, do. Arrived inthe English Channel 1th, brig Pathfinder (Br), Odell, Charleston for Hambarg. Las Paumas, Aug 31—Arrived, schr Adriano (Sp), Castro, New York. Lisnox, Sept 8—Artived, bark Francisco Garguilo (Ital), Laaro, New York; brig San Priseo ‘Ital, Caflero, do. Sailed 8th, bark Madri & Figli (ital), Searpati, United States. . MALAGA, Sept 6—Sailed, stoamer Romulus (Br), Haigh, New York (betore reported without date) Maasuuis, Sept 13—Suiled, bark Goo H Jenkins (Br), Hilton, Mhiladelphia; brig Merriwa, Down, Vortiand, Me seir BS Newman, siso the C H Pre- guele, for Quodee. Newront, Sept Li—arrte: Philadelphia, NeWwuy, Sent 12—Arrived, bark Francesco Aveguo (Ital), Gaxzolo, Phitadelphi QuEKNSTOWN, Sept 13—Arrived, bark Iride (Ital), Manlio, Vuiladelpnia tk Colorado (Br), Moses, U bark Venosia (Ital), Babiere, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. Sailod 14th, 3:30 PM, steamor Wyoming (Br), Jones (from Liverpool), New York. Roux, Sept 12—Sailed, bark Livinisa, Davis, United States. ‘y . Rorrerpam, Sept 14—Arrived, steamer W A Scholten (atch), Janzen, New York. Rio Janvino, to Sept 12—Arrived, bark Spotless, Chap- man, Baltimore. Warervoup, Sept 14—Arrived, brig Crescent (Br), Lang: doa, St Johu, NB, tor Newry—put in windbound. Also arrived Mth, brig Susie J Strout, Fickett, Mobile for Liverpool, in # daimaged condition and one man dead. Loxvos, sept 14—Burk Ellen Stevens, Stern, from Leg horn Sept 14 for United States, has put back to Leghorn leaky. WKATHER REPORT, Fatxovru, Sept 14, PM—Wind, N, moderate, fine. Hotynzap, Sept 14—Wind N, moderate; barometer, 29 823, FOREIGN PORTS. Anxcuo, PR, Aug 20—Arrived, sehra Hope (Br), Ack St Johns (ind tailed 23d for Boson) : 24h, Mary ‘Elew (Br), Smith, do (and remained 26th, loading tor Boston, i Avuus, July 1—Arrived, beig Water ily, Tews Kesbury, Paranngua; 24th, barks Kebecca Crowell. Crowell, New Yort Aug 2, Ada Gray, Kace, Antwerp and Montevideo: brig JL Bowou, Mull, Liverpool; 3d, bark Crimea (Br), Stone (or Glover}, do. 1 22, Henry P Dewey, Smith, Rosario: 28th, Brown, Boston; 2h, sbigt Kiver Clyde (Br), lund, O; BOth, barks Alice Davies (Iér), Jonos, Yaiparaiso; Aug 2, Mary Bowen (ii), MeFarrat, Bull ver, Bata, Aug 7—Arrived, brig Wolfville (Br), Bartling, w York via Pernambuco, ailed July 28, briz Tuuistall (Br), Endicott, New York; Aux, barks Chorokee (Br), Taylor, Charleston; Oginore (Br), Jenkins, North America, Kanpavos, Aug 1—Arrived, bark Roebuck, Holmes, Cave Const Castic tor Boston (ind sailed 20th) :"20th, CH Macomber, dan River, No; 23d, bark Reindeer, ckor, Demerara; 29th, brig Ruby, Neil, Port Spain; sehr ney W Smith, Bond, Santos Sailed Aug 16 schr 5 C Kvans, Browster, Boston; 18th, bark ntccoak, Hemingway, Turks Islamd; sehr Abra: ham Richar ison, Pray, Demerara. chr Vesta (Bri, from Sackville, NB, ar- tor Boston, Arrived, brig Erie, Sparks, Honduras, Cononna, Aue 25—{n port,’ bark Bridgeport,’ Morgan, to sail about Sept 1 for New Orieaus. : Sept S—Araved, bark RW Grifiths (Bn, New York. "ARDENAS, Sept G—Salled, bark S W Holbrook, Miteholl, Sayua; seh DB Everett, Hix, Cuibarien. B. Sept red. barks Seaward (Br), Mo- ai Mary (itr), Nelson, Sharpness, Dawrnata, Aug S— arrived brigs Lady Mary (Br), Rox, New York (and auiled 24d for St'Johns, NF); 14th, Day: arks, do (and sailed 21st for Martinique and New sehr ‘Thomas W holder, Gray, do (und sailed 24th for i). ied Aug 9, brigs Qctactlins (Br) Mattison, Bostor ship Arzylo: 3 Wentworth, st, brigs Ernest, Luat, Boston; 2d, Manson, Smith, Bangor, In port Aug 25, ship Abercorne (Br), Hvans, and Albert Victor (Br), dohnsin, for New York; buck Templar, Berth, from Rio Janciro, uccived 18th, for Bultimore : rigs Povo: mine Wilson, from and for Baltimore, arrived 14th; Georgia, Fislds, une;’ ¥ebrs Helen, Dinsmore from Wilmington, NC, arrived Lath, disz: RF Hart, Coombs, une. Gtasuow, Sept 9—Sailed, ship Lake Michigan (Br) mont, Moutreal Grace Bay, CB, Sept 12—Arrived, brig Akbar, Taomp- son, Galway. Havana, Sept 7—Arrived, steamer Chas W Lord, Colton, New Orleans; sche H Budding, Pascagonla, dalled th, bark San Fernando’ (8p), Criarte, New Or- Jeans: brig Clementinu (Sp), Senla, Charleston; sehr Ellen Louisa, Harrison, New Orieans. Livenroot, Sept G—Arrived, bark Palermo (Br), Me- Lauviiin, st John, NB; 9th, ship Revolving ight’ (Br), Coonan, do. Arcived deh, bark Lady Dufferin (Br), Churchill, St John, N Is. sailed 7th, steamer Lake Champlain (Br), Bemson, Mon- met Amelia, Pottinger, Liverpool; ‘brig Euro- Astarte, MeMillan, Glasy Montevideo ; ‘Dictator, Phomp: 11—Arrived, schrs Vesper (Br), Asmus, New Cay: 21st, Julia Elizabeth, Ingraham, Batti- d 22d tor Harbor Tal 29th, SK’ Doug k via Eluthera: 30th, Lixce Titus, \d cleared Sept 3 for Jncksonville). Noxti Sypyxy, CB, Sept 1:~ Arrived, bark Rockwood (Br), Socly, Bristul; brig J L Stowart (Br), Crane, Irving S ‘Schrs Maud C (Br), Rodgers, Waterford: Francis r, Rotterdam, barks Herbert © Hall (Br), Davis, Galveston; 1 Quebec. Nr-a-Piree, Aug 0—Arrived, sehr Levi Hart, Giles, n (wad sailed 12th for Busse Terre). brig Clarabelle, Perkins, New York. brig Violette (Fr), Mouton, for lv Ajofna, Aasul Jas, Bethel, Phillips, New York (1 York, ont Sraix, Aus 14— Arrived, sehr Currie S Webb, Rod; era, Baltimore; 16th, bark Antelope, Simpson, New York; ih, bri isborvach (Br), Hanson, do via Demerara. Balled Aux 10, sche Joseph Oakes, Parker, Bonaire. ln port Ang 24, bark Atlantic. ntare. from New York vin Barbados, arrived 11th, tor New York; brigs H B Jones (Br), for Delaware Breakwacer; Minnehuba (Br), for Bos ton ‘Quenxe, Sept 12—Arrived, ship Victory, Watson, London. arrivea 1th, bark Lynot, Pederson, Bremen for L’As: sompticn. Cleared 12th, steamer Lake Nepigon, Scott, Liverpool; bark HA Pua, Robbing, ship Solon, Olsen, Three Rivei Groenock;’ Scot's Bay, Murray, Groat Britain, Wt10 JaNurko, Aug 6—Sailed, ship Northern i man (irom Liverpool). San Francisco (seo Miscellany), Sincavore, Aug 2i—Artived, ship Veravian Coagress (Br), Power, Cardiff, ST Jouns (Antigua), Aug 25—Arrived, schrs Mervin, Rob- erts, Martinique cand sailed 28th for ) Bah, eral, 7: Hun COVER ew 0 St Prenny, Mart, Aug 26—In port, jo (BN, Beusi, for Hampton Ronds; sett Laura ride "(Bt), Bie: vens, for New York, arrived brig Italia (Br), Crowell, from Baltimore, B from New York, ar- rived ¥ ‘th chr Racehorse, Miller, Nuiled Sist, bark Reindeer, Decker, New York; brig Day- Vght, Marks, Now Haven. Dt Tomas, Aug 22—Arrived, brig J Coil (Br), Kirkham, M 23d for Turks Island to low arr ig Lutan (Br), to loud for New indsiey, Now York: rk (und sailed Sept 5 Murtio B (Br), Henderson, ‘njardo to load tor Baltimore) ¢ jark Idelia Berry, Tarner, Cardiff (sine reported miss ng). Sailed Aug. goola sailed 29th for Sagi ctorian Pere: e, Libby. N: bark Fonpede | (Fr), Alaterre, Pasca- rig’ Agonora, Walls, Turk's Istand. In port Supt o, brig Vilencia, Richardson, from Boston 1 41) for Fajardo, to load for Now York, SL JAG0. sept I—arrived, bark Morning Star, Sisson, New York. ‘Sacva, Sept 5—Arrived, brig Lulan (Br), Collins, 8 Tho an St Jouxs, NF, Sept 10—Arrived, scur Spoeulator (Bri, Manson, Yor! ‘Arrived 13th, PM, steamer Nova Scotian (Br), Richard- son, Liverpool for ‘Haiitax and Baltimore. sStJoux, NB, Sept 12—Cleared, brig Oromocto (Br), Cook. Liverpool. TARRAGONA, Aug 20—Sailed, echr Ocean (Nor), Sorensen, New Orlewus. Pew Steaunn Russta.) ALICANTE, Aug 2%—Salled, Myronus, Higgins, New York; 29th, Abd-ol-Kader, Sparrow, Almeria and New York. ADRAIDE, about “Aug 10—Arrived, Tuames, Williams, jew York, Brisrot, Ang 31—Arrived, Architect, Smart, Charleston; Henrietta, Simpson, Monireal; Sept 1, San Luigi, Trapani, New York, Bailed In Kin; . Ereole, Ruggioro, New York, oud, Aus 31, Tagal, Jacobson, for Baltimore; Rosalie, Trew, tor Quebec; Sept 2, Magellan, Henry, trom ‘Aunio Willams, Skinuer. from Quebect’ Nora, Berg, trom Miramichi tor Gloucester Barrow, Sept 1—Arrived, tumavoff, Healy, 8t Jobn, NB, pBOxss, “Sept 1—Arrivei, “Nuova "Manila, Cousanego, oxton. paltttox Fanny, Sept 1—Sailed, Augastin, Michon, Que- “Bierast, Sept 1—Sailed, lie T Guest, Messengor, Sandy Hook: Fanny Atkinson, for Pensacola, Brees, Aug 20—Arrived, J P Smith, Thomas, Ran- tech, Baltimore. & (8), Une Viund, Seu Fran- rd. Hampion Roads. Saiied from Pautilue 25th, Louise, Donley York. Banextons, Aug 26 (not as detore) Sailed, Eiliott L Dow, Daboll, Uadiz; 28th (aot 25th), Gyda, Kricksen, Balti- more. ‘Also sailed 26th, St Croix, Dalorymple, Quebec. Canoiry, Sept 1—Arrived, Forest Queen, Morris, Quebec; 2d, Lonisa, Reos, do. Cleared Aw orman, Smith, Shediac; AJ Pettingill Huli, Bermuc Cork Aug JO—Arrived, Laura B, Dunham, St John, NB. Canks, Ang 26—Sailed, Kmerson’ Rokes, Marston, Port- land, M DEAL, Aug 81--Anchored, New York; Sept 1, Ass) Joun Bull, Emerson, do tor ‘Aunes, Belfontaine, do for Mal Lewes. Passed Ist, Prior (s). Arnott, London for Montroal, Dover, Sept 1—Passed, Aug for Now York; 2d, ls W Stetson, Moore, N don. Duxpxx, Ang 13 (?81st)—Sailed, Eurydice, Kawards, New Orleans. Dewttx, Aug 31—Sailed, M E Cann, Yenderson, Philadel- phia: Happy Home, Couittee frown Jewel. smith, Galveston; Ist, Ecuador. Haghes, hiladelphia; Tiida, Per: cich, New York: Giynilifon, tur st Join, N EAstaourne—Passed Beachy Head Aug 80, Knight Tem- plar (s), Kirby, Battimore for Hacbu Eusixonr, Aug 27—Arrived, Alida, 80th, Fanny J McLellan, MeCellan, Reval tor New Orlewus, Fuxetwoon, Sept 1—Suiied, Telius, Johnossen, Now York. Framnoro Hxcp, Aug 31—Passed, City Camp. Guovexsren, Aug 31—Arrived, Marcellus, Whitton, Three pt 1, Hleanor, Johascn, Pugwash; 2d, Ergo, Gla ich, New York; Lizzie Dewey, Petors, Calais. a Saiiod Ang $1, Revelio, Bogart, Key Weat; Sept 2, Adel- New York. Alig S1—Passod, Agnes, Belle, Hall for Quebes. nar Yarwoura, Aug J1—Arrived, Tonux, ‘Proposite, from Montre: Arrived, Robert (Sw), Montreal; Sept Dalhousie. t Broomielaw 3 ja, Catanzaro, New York. d, Proteus, Thorbjornsen, Que- cisco: ‘arina, Bennati, London for Ke y jax; Amtwerp, Cobb, do tor indersen, Baltimore; . Scott, Montreal. , Vietor, Olsen, Now York. Jameson, Troon. Gawa, Mor al; Sept 1, Ida AMathilda, bh, New York. Evans, Phillips, Iquique ; Sailed Ist, Ber weanieh, Paieut Hamnena’ Ang 20—Arrived, M Hammonia (sy, Voss ck. Artived at Cuxhaven 20th, belton de Pica zsth, “Dart Hitadeintta —Arrivou, Nova Scotian chariasen, Dat Beytita (@), H eotwing, Wright, 3 hawk, Lestte, Montreal Loeb Goi x Sailed Ist Mepearmi: ning. Tobi SC; Queen of 1 Jat, Urione, huss New York; Fragove Di Vaiiadeip Home, Killam, Quebec ydney, GH: Ulympia vant, Halas : Mary L Peters, York, Charleston; Midas, Callaghan, Fn onaida, OF Vomt i yous, 28th, Westera Empire, Grusier, Liver pool, for New Orvoatt a kerries, usth, Matilda, Carver; Liverpool, for Bt John, Of Itolyhead, 30th, Prince Regent, Graham, Livervool, tor Bombay. Loxpox. Ang S1—Arrived, Bioadtoes (a) mnine Montreal Sept -. Join Giadstone, Locks, St Juha, NB, Cieared. Aug JL _Norwopian. Roget, Portland; Saga, Ulsew, New Mag Bs bag iy acatriane do eee Downie, Quebec; Mohican, Berry, Now Yi 3 bert, A meen w York; Fawn, Uicavetand, do; tia, itas- Asutered out Ist, Ricorde, Vonsigitore, Mew York; Kosalie | aiussen, do. ‘Stanitar, C: ». New York (amd clearod same day) ; 24, Aunelia itoss, mas, Vietoria, VI. Arrived at Gravesend Sept 1, Prisco, Seata, New York. Sailed Ist, Saga, Olsen, Now York; Archer, Reed, do; Fa, Poschich, do, yLis% Sept 1—Arrived, Rolando Secondo, Rolande, New on Luin, Sept 1— Arrived, Haabet, trom New York. Sailed Ist, Auna T, Raxusin, Baltimore; Madre, tor doy Epaminondaa, for Quebec, pUizany Sept 1—Passed, Columbus, shider, Philedelphie 7 Bremen. Liwxnick, Sept 2—Sailed, Othere, Greene, Baltimore. Loxnoxpiany. Aug 30—Sailed, Mary Fennell, Oth, Attivita, Maroseo, New York. Aug 36-—Sailed, Alice M Putnam, Rogers, Phite- Massuvis, Ang 30—Cleared, Posidon,tBeck, and Memory, Olsen, Philadelpnin, NuinovXs, about Aug 10— Arrived. Moneta, MeCormae ony. New York; Columbia, Johnson, Port Blakely. Yo ERSTE, Aug 3i—Cleared, Bondevennen lor), New on ‘Newrort, Aug 31—Sailed, Orion, Tonnessen, Shediac. adiiyaouris, Sept 2--Bulled, Frauciaso, Bertolotto, Phils a. Texawen, Sept 2-Saited, Faustina, Connalden, Flavane, Parnas, Aug 22—Arrived, Susan Borgen, Tuthill, Corfu. URENSTOWN, Sept 1—Arri Tasso, Edgett, Harvey, (and sailed for Newry! je, Rule, Montreal. Sailod Aug 31. lortensen, Gloucester: Sept 1, Sophia, tor pncel, do; Exes Sarah L Hall, Bar dian, Liverpool ; N ow World, Hammon, London for New pode Wiehe tot 8 he ‘fida, Aug 29—Arrived, Atlantic, Schering, Baltimore, Rorrenpaw, A joared, Morriwa, Downs, Cardiff; ‘Slat, Scotland, eH Ye rere Mootieal ‘i Suiled, Loulse, for ‘ journals erm, Sept 2—Sailed, Braunschweig (), Um deutsch, Baltimore. ‘Srock7ox, Aug ti—Arrived, Sylvan. Loraine, Quebec. Braxtcon: Aug27—Pussed, Jobu, Liddle, Aberdeen for bee, Curuivi, Aug 28—Arrived, Tycho Brabe, Krarup, New ‘ork. ied, Somerset, Healey, and Eva taud od Blalnure Swixkaunps, Aug 28. Parker, Biome ee LG Pate both passed 29th); Mi © Hale, zins, do, sr Nauaitix, Ang 29—Arrived, Lydia, Holder, St John, N ‘St Heuxwa, no date (by tel from Madeira Aug 31)—Passe ed. Pauliue, Drevew, from Akyab for Falmouth: Frank Care vill, Meee, aud Prince Patrick, Peterin, from Rangoon for do. hates. Ang 23 (before reported 26th), Fanny Smith, Rio Teaviwuxns, Aug 20—Artived, Elinor, Thorsen, Now rk. sehaiencts. Aug 17—Arrived, J © Robinson, Seoley, Pa- jon de Pica, West HaneLgroot, Aug 31—Arrived, Sarpon, Backer, Philadelphia. Sailed Sist, Milan, Millinovich, New York. Watrrron, Aug 30—Sailed, Albinus, Sweeney, Quebec, AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Sent 13—Arrived, sehrs Jessie Elisabeth, ‘York: Belle Halliday, ——— for Georgetown. hr Twilicht, Allyn’s Poi rt, Willets, Philadelphia Perkiomen, Pierce, Go jing, Colbura, do; Neptune, Berry, New York; Burk Eaith Davis, MeOnrthy, Portland; briga ‘Oriana, Doane, Fiores; Ida C. Coitin, Gonaives achrs Maggio P Smith, Grace, Philadeiphia; Alida, Lat bert, Hoboken: DM French, Child, do; Mary G Fart, Con nell, Port Johnson, steamer Wm Lawrence, Kent, Baltimore ; Al- fare Also arrives lentown, Tuttle, Puiladolphin: schrs'N J Miller (Br), ris, Surinam; Trott King, Bradford, St Domingo ©: Willis Luce, ar, Wilmington; J S Trac leaservey, Baltimore; Electa Ba ley, Shaw, LA ote 9 in; W. Freee mat, Robinson, Now York, Fred Walton, Peck, Huboten: Granite State,’ Crockey, Martha Weeks, Cottrell, Rondoat; Julia A Brown, Nickerson, Gloncester, E, Keiow—Brigs Woodcvck, from Domecara, L J Bigelow, fiom St Martins, , Coleman, Philadolphii Clonred, seh Ira Laffrient Sulled. bark Albert Russell, BALTIMORE, Sopt 14—Arrived, steamer Vineland, en, New York; ship Macanlay, ‘Rodgers, Havre; ‘bai Adeluide, Bailey, Rio Junciro: Addie H ‘Cann (Be). Jen- kins, Baitast, 1: ‘Harmonic (Nov), Jansen, Maryport: brig Chattanooga, Thompson, Ponce, PR: schrs WG Baxter, Blank, Boston; Datsy B Parghuirst, Hooper, Providence? BB Ohureh, Kelly, do; Joe Carleton, Thurston, Churlestont Etta M Baxtor, Goo E Young, Marshall, Richmond, Me. : Holow—Ship Charles Luling (Gor), Wicks, from Bremon. Cleared—steamer Wi Crane, Boston: Snow Queen (Br), Graham, Belf. (Br). Me! nie, Queenstown; Hrvat (Aust), Czan, do; Stefano (fi Genta, Cork or Falmouth; kchrs ‘Jennie F Wille, Trofethen, Boston; Charlea F Sampson, Gage, do; Samuel Kilman, Kelly, Portia Sailed—Barks Josefita, Immanuel and Willie McLarren. 1—Arrived, bark Angolite (Sp), CHARLESTON, sept Alzens, Havana, 14th—Arrivod. stoamors Vircinin, Philadelphia: Raleigh, Baltimore vie Wilmington; barks Ponema (Br), Gotdon, Liverpool; Sagitta (ir), Tuylor, Hullfax: schrs’ Charley Bueki. Fors, Beltast ; James Bliss, Huten, do; Hattie Baker, from BoxtOa, * DELAWAKE CITY, Del, Sept 14—Arrived, schrs Alem Harding, McBride, Boston; Mary Kilen, Littlejoau, do= both to load ior Boston, xDIGHTON, Sept 11—Sailed, schr E Nickerson, Whorf, few York. FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 12—Sailed, bark Wixita, Richmond: brig Gudrun, Baltimore, GALVESTON, Sept 9~Arrived ship Arctarus. Costollo, Liverpool; brig Gregorio (Sp), de Ormecher Clenfuogost sehr Vernal, Simpson, Pascagoula, GEORGETOWN, SU, Sept 8—Arrived, schr J R Floyd, Guskins, New York. Clearcd—Sehr M A Holt, Pomeroy, Calats, Mo. Oih—Clenred, schr Francis, Patterson. Now York, MOBILE, Sept 14—Clvared, ship, Lancaster, Leland, Gale *NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10—Arrived, stoamer Tappaban ‘anu: ship (eo M Adams, Morrivon, Gal nock, Cooksey. way? schr Indianola, Bloom, Havana, NEWBURYPORS. Sept '13—Arrived, schr Eliza Ann, Mayo, Philudelphi: NEW BisDFORD, Sept 1—Arrived, schr Benjamin Eng- lish, Chaso, New York. Sailed—Sehrs Amelia, Terry, New York; Sidney Dorlog, Smith, do; Florence, Sackett, Haverstraw. NEWPORT. Sept 12, PM—Arrived, sches Daniol Brown, Fanerson, Fall Ittver for Georgetown, DO; Eliza & Re ce ew York: John Baleb, Hanuah. Provi samsondule, Woolsey, Fall River for do. rived, sloup Iilingis, Wilson, New York DON, Sept 13—Arrived, xchrs’ Ontario, Hobo rt; Clara Rankin, do for Boston: ted—Schra Twenty-one Frionds, Alexandria; Eclipse, NE ken for New Si LON New York. Port DISCOVERY, Sept 5—Sailed, ship War Hawk, Sam Francisco, PORT GAMBLE, Sept 6—Sailed, bark David Hoadley, Ban Francisco, ‘ PORTLAND, O, Sept 5—Arrived, steamer Geo W Eldon Conner, San Francisco; ship Pomona (Br), Hanilton, Ly tleton, NZ Bi 12t ; —In port, ship Frolic, Bush, to load wheat for Groat ritain. PASCAGOULA, to Rept 10—~Arrived, bark Les Bon File (¥r), New Orleans for L'Orlont; schrs Chas P Heyer, Po- land? Galveston. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 14—Arrived, stoamors Vindl- eator, Rogers, Providence: Norfvik, Ford, Fall River; An- thracite, Grumley, New York: Rattlomake, Wiley, Provi- dence; bark 1 (Br), Gould, Beltast; Adu J” Bonn McOahan, Turk's [siand: schrs Charlies EB Sears, Tarn Nuevitas; Hampdow, Smith, Bangor; E & G W ilinds, Hill, Iais; John Shay, Tilton, Boston: Howard A Hunt, Ross, Dightou; Kachsel Seaman, Seaman, Salem; Decatur wer, Benson, Now Bedford; yon: EM Sawyer, Kelly, St John, N By land, de Lan- (Aus), Torbjarasen, Antworp; Eye owe, Havana; riole, Baker, Bos: tou; HT Townsend, Wiider, do: "MV. Cook,’ Fuikenberg, mona, Kvder, iwekland; William Marsuall 8 Edwards, Corson, do; Eo S$ © VL Abbott, Lindlam, do: Allerg, Kel % Norwell, Oakes, Baker, Newport: UAT pha Little Gandy, Mauilde (Nop. Bal (Nor), Lund, E; brig Kiwi St John, NB: N Sailed—steamor Lord Cliv Lxwes, Del—On night of 13th, ship Wm Wileox, from Dublin; burks from Neweastle: Lotus, from Roaeny Austrian bark with jettors HPBO; Italian bark with lett RKUC; beige Busy Heo, trom Dublin, and AH Curtis, from jatanzas. Sailed AM 14th, snip Republic, for Philadelphia; bark Charlotte Buck, for New York. All schooners ure ieuving the harbor. Arrived—5 :30 PM 13th, ship Nile (Br), Neweomb, from Antwerp (in vallast). Bark Athlete has been ordered to Galveston, Passed in night of 13th, bark Meta, from Li Outside 13th, bark Albert, from Kingston, and brig Ortoe Jan, from Havana. Arrived 14th, bark Nicolo, Tomasseo, from Bristel, for or- ders. Sailed AM 14th, bark Sarah, for Philadelphis. Barkentive Lotus leaving for Philadelphia. Brig Busy Bee is ordered to Philadelphia. PORTLAND, Me, Sept 14—Clearod, sehrs O J Willard, Philadelphia; Neptune's Bride, Nowark; 8 R Emerson, New York. PE cai ales Sept 13—Arrived, sehr Active, Seawards, oken. PROVIDENCE, bg 13—Arrived, schrs W W Brainerd, Fiteh, Perth Amboy; Hannah Blackman, Arnold, Roudout} Major Heory Wardell, Goidsmith, Haverstraw; A G Law: son, Mehrhof, Hackensack. Sailed—Steamers V ra, and Tonswand: Sherman, Philadelpnia; schrs J J Moore, Franklin, Lucy Graham, Smith, do; RT Wilson, ‘Clark, and’ Anz Elign, Cousins, New York. ‘At the head of Long Island Sound 12th, PM, bound east, brig Angelia; schrs Huntross, Fly, Wm Vassar, Louisd Smith, anc 4 be We PAWTUCKET. Sep Cashman, Port John Sailed—Sebrs Nich lebrhof, Mebrhof, Haverstraw, York. John E Mura, Oo KICHMOND, Sept 12—Arrived, schr Charley Cobb, Rhodes, Rockland. ‘Sailed—Bark Christina (Br), Andrews, Liverpool; sehre Dari Widy Kideout, Ri je do Sul and « market; M E Carroll, MeCormick, New Yo BAN FRANCISCO, Sept 6—Sailed, bark Discovery, Com ner, Port Townsend. 3 ship Annie Fish, Hoffves, Hong ce, Humphrey, Queenstownt Derad (He, bt Liverpoul, ark Awettget, Baten, Sea ps Golden. Eh Lycks Till (Ital), Rinosi, do; SEHOME, sept 5—sailed, Francisco. SAVANNAH. Sept 14—Atrived, brig Lissio M Merr sfhath sels W howls, Tupper, Ke nevec Riv | ith, New Vor. jolia, Morgan, New Y« at Moreehe Mary He alighia, Fer. Nowell, Lank, Phitadelphi riien 9 Wee wr Mle Phitedelpiise E arrived, brig Nancy NF j sols Fred Walton, Het fi G lo rianna, fury tor dow J be Tracers. Balsimnore for do: MA Coombe, Hoboken for Newburyport: Ameroid, Philadelphia for Batht diner, for New York: Searaville, St George, for de eiphias Wigwam, J Mines, tor orders te ins, Men’ Balt ie, BY Jobs (NB), for orders te pitnses by, bark Endeavoar, Mamford, Now York for ath. led — Bdward MH Williams and Starlight; sebre Jann L renege Peed Walton, J Paine, MA Couubi, Bee Hele (ir, Wikwam, Bri, Marthe Innis, Kate Clark (ir), 4 ‘Louisa A Johnson, W Freeman, William MeLoon, ¢ Exeter, Trott King, Nettie’ (Br), Wm Carroll, America, v8 Crabtree, Martha Weeks, and i Closson, ‘ RUT SPINGTON, NO, Sept 12—Arrived, sche G F Day bag sci San South, Derrickson, London, NEITAM, Sepe 12—sailed, schrs Thomas Vangil Pha Philadeipht jew York if Newport. Ta. ker, “F100 BOATS, WOOD “AND ~ METALLIC SPOON Aare $68Souin 6, now Gourornent stip. “ STEPHEN ROBERTS, QCHOONER WANTED.—A CENTREBOARD scHOON- S' 60 to SO tons barthen, in good order: inust be offered Tow.’ Addres® with tull particulars, SCHOONER, Herald othee. MISCKLLANEOUs. Newey th a WEAKNESS AND KINORES iN prives 81 pe 4, >, by mail, seenral sented, with fall dic narod vy {NCHBSTER OX; Six Boxes ows. GO., Chemists, Js Jouu st, New ¥. b