The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1876, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. WIBLO'S GARDEN—THE SPECTACLE OF ‘DATA.’ Niblo’s Garden was reopened last evening, aftera lapse of several years, before a large audience. The ccasion was the first production of s new spectacle sailed “Baba,” The plot deals with a simple fairy Nory. Thero is a Turkish tailor, a grand vizier, lots of fairies, bathers, a talisman, a pacha, a crumbling palace and a transformation scene, in which ail the art of Ben Sterwood seems to have expended itself The Story is such as may be found in the ‘Arabian Nights,”” Bo matter at which page the reader may be inclined to intrust himself. In tho course of the piece there are two ballets, {n which appear Miles. Elizabeth and Helen Minzein, from the lmperial Theatre, Berlin, supported by a full ballet corps of 200 dancers, These ladies exhibit pe- culiar grace ip their coryéeagraphic measures, mixing them as they do with the melody of the music, Last Right they fally deserved the tumulteous applause they received, aad justified their European reputation, They are bound to make a tremendous hit. The bal- let movements that accompanied the solo perform. ances of these artistes were devised by Mensiour A. Blondowski, and very sincothly filled out the enchant- ‘ng. beauties of the fairy scenes. ‘he orchestra is under the direction ef Max Maret- ek, and the incidental and vocal muste throughout the Piece is his original composition and proved harmoni- ous and popular, judging froin the applause tt received, The music that accompanies the ‘March of the Ama- tons’? was especially brilliant, and the evolutions of the ballet in this march were, considering ‘t was a lirst public performance, very commendable, Miss Eliza Weathersby played ‘the Amoret with rollicking humor, sang her songs with eflect, snd made u very charining young lover. Mr. W. H. Crane, who played the title part of the piece, Baba, convulsed the house with his unctuous humor. The Twin Princesses, played by Miss Emma #tockman, a new comer, from Majtimore, and Miss J. Weathersby, were bright features of ‘the dramatic action. The Vizier of Mr. J. W. Jennings was artis- Hieally grotesque and did tuli justice to the situations in which the character was placed. The Fairy Queen (Miss Lulu Jordan) and her attendant spirits (Misses Ltynge, De Vere und Latour) quite filled the cthereal measure of their responsipilities. The tumbling sprite of the piece is Jean Ravel, who was so popular years ago when child this place under the sobriquet of ‘Young America.” His performance was unique, Vining Bowers, S W. Glenn, Vincent Hogan and others contributed matertally to the success ef the dramatic portion of the spectacle, One of the tongs coniained local reterences of piquancy, and was weil sung by Miss Eliza Weathersby, popular. LOUDS” AT THE PARK’ THEATRE, The season opened at the Park Theatre last evening with a new play entitled “Clouds,” written by Mr. Fred Marsden. The house looked fresh and noat, as if tecently brightened up, and a good-humored and Moderately full audience assisted at the initial fepresentation of the play ana the season. The action of “Clouds” deponds upon the righting of | im injured woman’s wrong. In the first act, under the umed name of Ralph Gordon, Ralph Randall, the von of a wealthy ex-Congressman (Hon, Walter Kan- dail, residing on tho Hudson), is discovered living with bis ostensible wife Stella in a cottage at katontown, N.J., which he supports with bis father’s money His trequent absences trom home become the sabje dt comment with the village goxsips and the worry of bis wile, Betore the act closes, his whereabouts being discovered by his futher, who has determined to tut bim off without imberitance unless he murries a Mise Cora Adair, whom the old gentleman had adopted ato hia family on the death of her father, Welter Kandail’s hfe long friend, the profligate aud unprinci- vied youth deserts bis Jersey cottage, the woman ho talled bis wite, and her chiid or his father’s | ey, leaving a letter to say his marriage a sham. ‘Through the instrumentality of \ friend, Fred Towne, the deserted "wile ander tho name of Mrs, Loc, 1s introduced into the Randall mansion, on the Hudson, as a housekeeper, During her stay there her late pretended husband ffers his hand to Miss Adair, who kindly accepts it without his heart, in view of prospective du Before the loveless pair are ied to marriage, however, Mrs, Lee discovers, through the aid of Fred Towne, wat the real Miss Adair is dead and that tho woman who fills her place is an impostor. All that remains, therefore, 1s to establish this fact to the old gentloman’s satisfaction, and, that obstacle veing removed, he naturally, though rather reluctantly, tonsents to aidiin splicing the 6 d_hearts of bis er- fing son and the mothero! that son’s child, ‘The plot, ag may be seen {rom this brief outline of it, 18 siender, rather weak and = without noyelly in ita tonstruction, The morais of the chief actors, wf American, are peculiar to that phase of Yociety that may be denominated “mixed.” There is fome forced passion and a little cheap wit here and there and the persons upon whom chiefly rests the duty of advancing the action are given too much to the delivery of homilies of a rather common- place sort, But then there are aleo 1 the play and these evoked a good de: of laughter at Mon of characters :— Hon. Waiter Randall, an ex-member of Congress... Mr, W. J. Cogswell Ralph Randal who has been to Paris Fred. Towne, a gentie! the confines of Bohemia fr. Billy Buddies, an hone William Wimberly, « yentieman fr: Chicago, Arne Dr. Maclean, x Scoteh Escuiaj on the sands of Jersey Mr, Alberry Sede MLA Mr, Cyril Searle B. Polk adgett Mr. A. D. Bradley ‘Mr. J. 8. Bratone ai <Mr, J. W. Langley Hella Gordon, under « eloud:. «-Miss Rose Wood Dora Adair, who despises the past, but utilizes the present... «Miss Ida Jeffreys York belie, with Ella Kandall,a New tendeney to ™ygusii’”.. Miss Annie Edmonsom Eola Wimberly, a prairie Hower, inavcent and young. . had -Miss May Gallagher Miss Matilda Prim, 9 Jersey muiden, with a veneration tor * i Mrs. A. F, Baker Urs, Malvernon, who sympathizes with youthiul loves. ‘ Miss Isabel Herman Martha, an American help Miss Kmma Homan The general acting was quite acceptable. Miss Rose Wood, however, seemed ill at ease in ronderimg tho motional speeches, but these were scarcely present. Yble ina natural way. Perhaps a better name for “Clouds”? would have been “Smoke,” since even Whose who ought to behave with propriety all seem so mystified as to the proprieties, But there are no shght possibilities for the provo- tation of merriment in the new piay, and when it shall Aave been trimmed down somewhat it may become a favorite like other plays, which have ua iittle if not ess to recommend them. Mr, 3EOPENING OF THE GHAND OPrRa HoUSE— “QADAME ANGOT'S DAUGHTER” IN ENGLISH. ‘The reappearance of Mrs. James A. Oates in ‘Madame Angot’s Daughter,” after an absence of nearly three years, drew a large audience to the Grand Opera House management, Mess: from the smooth: Poole and Donnelly, and, judgin 3s With which the piece moved and the uproarious applause which greeted the jamiliar | music, must bave satisiied both pudence and @managers. During Mrs. Oates’ sung the part of Clairette—first English by her troupe at the haif the theatres of the world. She i alistactory Hmglish Clairette that been seen in this city, and possesses wore real French cnic than any of bor English rivala Mrs. Oates is so well known in New York that to speak words in ber praise 1s un- given Olympic—in y fur the most see ay cag tho gar ta as been Dede ty Mme | Tancor by tho dissom‘uation of tracts and haudollis Lange, although the part bas been better sung. Mr. Drew’s Pompounet is fair and Mr. Laurent’s Ange Pitou is agreeable. ‘The conepirator’s chorus,” the eatchponny of the whole opera, was not given in the dest possible style, The conspirators were too few, and several of the number insisted upoa improving | apon the original score. The singe was well set and | the wear. | Thursday and Saturday evenings | hibited so much partisauslip recently in New Jerse the toilets of the Indies fully as handsome ers. On Wednesda: “Tho Princess of Trebizonde”’ will be substituted. woop's MUSEUM. Audience was gathered together, ailery, to witness the great border ‘ama of “Wild deals in wild adventure, Indian fights, burning houses aud escapes of all kinds At the close of the second act there tsa fight between Wild Dill and the bear, in which the bear gets the worst of it Messrs, Ward, Colton ané Charies, with Messrs, Saterlee in the promineut parts, heiped to make the piece pass off smoothly and to the delight of those who relished the excttement of the border drama, OLYMPIC THRATRE. Under the experienced management of Colonel Sinn this theatre seems to have regained its pristine suc- cesa Last night the programme was full of interesting epecialtien Although the bill was made up almost eu- tirely of variety acts the theatrical cuisine was devised in an admirable manner, and from Hugh F lang bie sketch, ‘“lrish Justice,” to the bighw melodrama that dismissed the audionce ev was pleased. Itis unnecess: variety entertainment the feat sented at the Olympic le: nigbt that im no instance wer they beacath the standard of excellence jnauguratud by the uew management, EAGLE THEATRE, res which were pro- ‘There was a fair house hore last evening to witness | }. S programme which possessed many good attractions | City fohn Wild’s local sketch of “Cash, or the Frish Polieo | G0f ull the features of the man,’ took very wi but of ht Pat Rooney in his songs avd cance ¢ best, A burlesque on the rifle poe on the old play o! the ‘Lady of Lyons” concluded bbe night's entertainment, THEATRE COMIQUE. Messrs. Harrigan and Hart appeared their capital sketches ‘Sons of Temporance’’ “Down Broadway."’ Both of these pieces present th actors in their best light 0! course, im the Of the Sixty-ninth, there was wautiug the dash’ part of It will become | wherever he found 1, even in his own party, nusing pointe in | Nimes. The play wes given with tho following distribu- | net Oe clence wane acre | reform. Last night was the opening of the fall and winter | Season at this house, and @large and enthusiastic | nd Booth | body | to particularize in a | but it may be said | seemed to | jc match and «nother | gr | Wictend and chic of the original Colonel, Miss Hughes, but Harrigan’s iutmitable drollery was thoroughly apprect- ated. The interwational rifle match was very cleverly burlesqued. BROOKLYN THEATRE. Miss Augusta Dargon, a lady well known in the West, but # new candidate for public favor in this region, ap- peared at this theatre last evening as Deborah the Jewess, in Mosenthal’s drama of that name. Miss Dar, gon 1s an artist of no mean power, and she possesses talent that stamps her as a tragic actress of bigh rank. Despite the fact that she played to a small audience, Deborah ts one ill calculated to win sympathy from the Spectators, Miss Dargon achioved a decided triumph. In the earlier scenes she was somewhat cold and stagy, but as. the piece progressed and the part gave scope for her talents she rose to the full strength of the striking situations in the third and fourth acts. The wild aud devoted love of the Jewisb girl for her Chris- tian jover was well portrayed, and when ghe finds her- seif abandoned for another her grief and wrath were thrilling and effective. Trying to hate Joseph, yet loving him, she is finally ariven to curse bim, his bride and his fortune, in this scene Miss Dargou gained her chiet triumph, and in delivering the curse she fairly roused the house and carried it with b Fearless, heart shaken, doubting the God of her fathers and the truth of mankind, the ill-used and forsaken woman seemed for ‘the moment like one inspired, She hissed out her curses with fierce hatred one moment, and the next her tones were weird and stony, as though she remembered that sho was selling Up a terrible barrier between himself and the man she loved, despite his apparent cruelty. But it was in the last act (bat Miss Dargon won over her auditors, Coming back to view the desolation she had prayed for, Deborah’s heart is full of unsatisied ven- ©, but she 18 overcomo by the knowieago she is held in sweet remembrance by those she has cursed, and that Joseph’s child bears ber own name, The sudden revulsion of feeling and tho deep penitence of the woman who has pre- sumed to call down Divine vengeance on those who really had done her no harm was admirably por- tray Miss Dargon reminds us of Mme. Ponisi in her best days, the voice bemg identical, while her ges- tures show great knowledge of stage business and effect, She 18 no copyist, and in: other characters wust be even more successful, for she evidently aims ata high standard, Miss Dargon was woll supported by James H. Taylor as Joseph and Mr. Loveday as the Burgomaster, Mr. Nagle, an old time favorite of the Bowery, acted ti apostate Jow with his accustomed vigor, and Mise Rachel Noah was very pretty and alfectionate aa Anna, 118 to be hoped that Miss Dargon will receive better encouragement during the remainder of her engage- ment than was accorded to her Jast evening, for she deserves it, THR PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Theodore Thomas commences en Wedneaday even_ ing, at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, a musical festival of moro than ordinary importance. Besides his own incomparable orchestra, which is now larger and stronger than ever, be will have an immense chorus and a host of soloists, Wagner’s music will form a leading feature in the festival, which, from a Musical point of view, will be the most valuable yet known during the Centennial year. GOVERNOR BEDLE ON THE STUMP. | A MAGNIFICENT OVATION TENDERED HIM IN JERSEY CITY—TILDEN THE ONLY SALVATION FOR THE NATION. An immense reform meeting was held last evening tm tne Catholic Iustitute, Jersey City. Two large pie- tures of Tilden and Hendricks were hung behind the platform, together with the following devices:—*Hud- son count brea! within your income;” “Reduction of tax: ‘spoceh, free schoois and an honest ballot; the Repubiic;” “Hard money; “Protection to every citizen,” &e, largo procession marched throughout the principal streets and was disbanded in front of the meeting hall, good for 6,000 majority for the groat ring Employment for the workingman;” “Live 3) “Free “Unity of While the mooting was in progress a ix-Mayor Traphagen presided, He said that never since the first Congress met to take counsel for the safoty of the nation Was there so much need for con- sultation among the people of this country as at the present time, party but as men determined to save the nation from the ruin which seems almost inevitable, Governor Hayes had not stamina or pluck enough to denounce the corruption and frauds in the administra- tion at Washington, whereas Governor Tijaen has They were not meeting as a political (Cheers,) STAMPED OUT CORRUPTION (Ap- plause. ) At this point Governor Bedle entered and was The Gov- ernvr, after the tumult subsided, was introduced, and he ludnched into a veld and vigorous speech, He said that if ever there was atime when tue people should take interest in an election it wag at the present time, Depression reigned all over the iand. Men who were in afliucnce some time ago have now to work hard tor their daily bread, The @troets are crowded with per- sous climoring for work aud who caunot obtain ‘it. Men wio own — property have to struggle desperately to save It from waste and deprectauon. He, theretore, appealed to his heurers, as they loved their families and their homes, to deliverate weil on the issues involved 1 this campaigu. It any one ap- proached them with money Jet them spura the olfer and reply that the fssues tnvolved are deeper than purchase, The modern notion seems to be that oftice 1s made for individuals. We have dishonesty in public oftice, but it 1s not cailed dishonesty but only smart bess. 1t was for them to tell those who sought their sullrages that public oftice was NOT CREATED POR PERSONAL AGGRANDIZEMENT, but for the public good. (Applause.) He then sab- mitted a series of propositions, and asked bis hearers to respond ‘‘Amen.’? These embraced a sound cur- rency On a specie basi#, & government that will foster u feeling of ubity instead of a feeling of hate between the North and the South, a clean sweep of office-hold- ers, from tho highest to tho lowest, a President and administration that will have NOT SIMPLY HONESTY OF PURPOSE but firmness of will to carry out a policy of reform at all nazards, the uphoiding of the constitution with ail Ms amendments and the striking down of the band that would attempt to disturb them, (Applause) The Governor then alluded to the school question and showed that it had really no piace in the canvass, as the platiorm of both parties was substantially the game on the subj Euch party has resolved that no xp- | propriation of public money shall be mage to sectarian schools. The constitution of New Jorsey provides espeg cially tor the FULL SECURITY OF OUR PRER SCHOOLS. There was a disposition on the | the national government control our sehoot system; fast night. This was the opening night of the new | but if ever that should g | would with | than was eve accomplished the peopie Rmachine of political power greater dreamed of, The control of the schools should be left to the States, Bad blood is being con- tinuaily stirred up by mtroducing religious issues into ‘Avsence she hag | Political questions, but he in | AS A PROTESTANT AND IN THE PRAR OF GOD declared that night solemnly that the man who intro- duced religious tests in & political contest was an qnemy to his country. (Tremendous eheering.) Such a course Was in open antagonism to the constitution of New Jersey as weil as that of tho United Staies ‘Yet in almost every political campaign recently in New Jersey attempts have been made to stir up religio about electioa time, The Governor then proceeded to show that the conaition of the country cannot be improved except by the election of Tilden and Hendricks. The republican party cannot carry out civil service refort use 118 partisan throogh and through, not only 1 national but in State affairs. Ho iustrated this by showing that the republicans o: Mat not a single lay judge or Judge of the Court of Common Pleas was a domocrat, 1t was not mouth of a party like (hat to talk about civil With ‘regard to the currency question, specie payments shoula be resumed as Boon xs 1b could practically be dove. He dewlt with this at some length and demonstrated that with au econotteal adminis- cially in the | tration the sum of $30,000,000 could be saved annually | to the nation’s treasury, Whereas, according to the re- Bill, King of the Border Men,” in which Mr. Jutian | 22k 2! Kent, with bis trained bear, appeared) The drama | retary Bristow, there would be a dediciency on the Ist of July last of over $3,000,000. The Governor's appearance in the political arena created quite a sur among the politicians, and tue effect created by his cogent arguments, keen sarcasm and irresistible Jogie cannot fail Lo give Tilden a sweeping majority in Hudson county. The audience included a large number of republicans, The streets were ablaze Uli midpight with the uniformed clubs that composed the procession. OCEAN STEAMERS. i DATES OF DEPARTCRES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS: OF SKPTEMAKR AND OCTORER, Steamer. | Sauls. | Destination Office Kussia.. ||Sept 20.|Liverpool../4 Bowling Gre Mate BA. Sept L1. | Glasgow, Broadway, P ani 1.|Hamburg../61 Broadway City of Chester [Liverpool..{L5 Broadway } Ce [iverpool./7 Broadway Spain jLivorpool,./W) Broadway Biysia. Rowling Greem Greece Nroadway 7 Bowling Groen Antwerp...[8 Battery place Donan Bremen... [2 Bowling Greem Pervire Havre. Broadway Wisconsin. 2) Broadway Seythia { Bowhng Green state & 72 Broadway ae se amburg. [Ol broadway ordam, 5 Notterdam, (60 Broadway 1 Riebraon Liverpool..[15 Broxdway oO Rrowdway T Bowhny Greea m0 Broadway ing Green ing Grea > Broadway 20 Broadway Bowling Green dway lw ay Broadway Beoadw ay Kugta W Liverpe «| Hambure. Liverpool cit Frisia, Borlil and that the character of SHIPPING NEWS ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. etsccesteen, 5.44| Gor, Inland, cesaeve 9 39 02 | Sandy Hook, 8 Od 41 | Hell Gate 24 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 18, 1876. ARRIVALS, REYORTED BY THE UENALD STSAM YACHTS AND HERALD ‘WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE Steamer Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool Sept town 7th, with mdse and 290 passengers to by the beavy ens: passed a British ship, showin Steamer Auguste Audre ( and Flushing 31 sigaals TKR, bound east. 1g), Greve, Edye & Co. Experiencea W gales the greatest part of her Aswage. Sept 13, lat 43 38 N, lon 56 32 W, took British Qark Templar (trom Montreal to Cork for orders), with Jib- boom, forem e and ‘otherwise ier). Pens, Rocneport 50 days, in bal- 9 AM, Smiles north of Bari Light, passed a loaded bark painted black on aud white inside; the bark was head on and in a bad dition, with spars standing and sails furled (bark Magd general news columns). r Exehol (ip. Day, Trieste Aug 10. Palermo 18th, last to order. Sept 1 Phelps Bros. Steamer City ot Dallas Hines, Fernandina Sept 14, Brunswick, Ga, 14th, and Port Royal, 5 Sth.with mdi and passengers to C IH Mallory & Co, Sens 17, off Body Is! and . dsehr Anna Sheppard, trom Port’ de Paix for Providence. Steamer Gon Barner, Cheeseman, davannah Sept 13, with mdse nd passengers ‘to Murray, Fe & Co, Sept 10, lat nis ‘SO, passed @ ship bound south, showing si er Magnolia, Daggett, Savannah Sept 14, with mdse and passengers to Geo Young, Steamer Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, with mise to Wm P Clyde & Steamer Richmond, Kelly, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Ship Piymouth Rock, Griffin, London Aug 7 and Isle of Wight 10sh, with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Sept 1, lat 48 32 to 46 42, lon 48 30, Fe several icebergs, ie Bark Madone (Fr), Huon, Padang 110 days, with mdse to nkart. Bark Brisbano (Br), Huddlestone, Singapore May 7, with mdse to order; vessel to Peabody, Willis & Passed Cape of Good Hope July 14, and crossed the Equator Aug 9, In lon 26 12; had fine weather, Bark Alfredo (ital), Pitt to order. Passed Cape of Helena July 30, and cross 31 WwW. juga, Tolle 158 days, with sagar 004 Hope July 12; éalled at St, i the Equator Aug 13, in lon in ballast en, Gloucester 35 days, in bal- Ws 28, lat 3233, lon 32 49, (Nor), Haave, Barrow 40 day Bark Gunn (Nor), Wisner, Cork 36 days, in ballast to Benham & Boyesen, Baik Aphrodite (of St John, NB), Bass, Hamburg 39 dys, in ballast to Crandali Bros, Is’ anchored at sandy Hook, for orders, Bark Mendots, Verry, Marseilles 54 days, with mdse to James Henry; vessel to Miller & Houghton, Bark Amor (Ital), Mazsucato, Bordewax 46 days, in bal- Jaxt to order. Curacoa (of Windsor, NS), Roberts, Curacoa 17 ‘with skins, &e., to Joseph Poulke's Kons. Sept 13, 40. lon 72 55, saw schr Trinidad, bound south, «Sam Shi nm, Evans, Of to Brugiere, Avi Bark Atlanti with molasses to H Trowbridge’s Sons, Brig Cadet, Leighton, Lisbon 34 days, with sult, &c, to lat 39 36, lon 40, spoke ford), from Fayal 18 dvys Simpson, Clapp & Co, whaling bark Alaskn (of New out, with 20 bbls of oil, all well. Brig Daylight (of New Haven), Marke, St Picrre, Mart, 18 days. with suzar, to LW & P Armstrong. Sept 13, lat 4, ion 73 10, spoke sche Adelaide (Br), uence for Nas- 1; Aug 17, during a heavy gale from Si, lost and eplit sails. Brig Balear, Olin, San Androas 17 duys, with cocoa nuts to G Wessels. Brig Olivor Cutts (of Turks’ Island), Jones, Miragoane 13 days, with logwood to R Murray, Jr. Lirig AH Curtis. (of Vortiatd), Sheppard, Matanzas 17 days, with sugar to S & W Welsh; vossel to W Cree: he Admiral. Smallwood, Jacksonville 9 days, with lam- ber to RG Falre essel} to Squire Bros. Sept 17, olf Burnegat, had an ESE gale, lasting 20 hours. Schr H E Shubert, King, Philadyiphia for Boston, BB™ Stonmer City of Chester (Isr), which arrived 17th, from Liverpool, reports :—Sept 10, lat 51 43, lon 24 44, assed bark Mary Fry (Br), from Dundee for Quebec; 15th, Iicai 20, lon 93.00, bark Genil (Br), trom Millord tor Que: ame day, lat 42 30, lon 62 05, a G west: sume day, lat 42 on 62 30,8 er bound east; 17tn, 8215 AM, 203 miles east of Sandy Hook, steamer Geranie (Br), honce for Liverpool; 10:30 AM, 168 miles east of do, an Anchor line steamer 'poand exst; 11:16 AM, 148 miles eust of do; ® National line steamer bound east. y-Bark Familius Minde (Nor), which was anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city 18th PM. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Geo Washington, Whitohead, St Johns, NF, via Halitux for New York. Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston for Now York. Brigs Princeton, Welis, Gardiner, Me, tor Now York. chr Maud Robinwon, Cow Bay, Ui, for ) Ada E Allen, Windsor, Sehr Elien Brown, Brown, St J Sche A H Kingsland, Peas m, Hall, Kockland for New Y. . Smith, Newport for Now York. Schr Angler, Besse, Warebatn for New York. hr Thos Potter, Chase, New Bodiord for New York. Sehr A Tirvell, Fisher, Boston fer Now Yor! chr Wm Gray, Alien! New London for New York, Schr Gen Sheridan, Stewart, Portland, Ct, for Now York. Schr Silas Brainard, Hawkiu ew Londen tor New York. Schr War Steed, ( w York, Sehr Breezy, Shropshire, Providence for Now York. hr Romeo, Gray, New Bedford for New Yorn. rman steamer ur Maria L Hail, Lawrence, Portland, Ct, fo1 Sehr Mary Stowe, Baker, Providence ior Now York. 5 Ingraham, New Bedtord for New York. ter, Brown, Nantueket for New York. Sehr J G Colby, Dewitt, Hallowell, Me, for Ni Sehr Wm Gillum, Anderson, Boston for York. Seur Win Bement, Harris, P York. y I New York. . Phillips, Providence immon, Chatham for ‘ateh, Providence for New Yors, Norton, Northport for New York. ‘ht, Hart, Providence for New York. Senr TJ Tra Hoyt, Portsmouth for New York. Behe Nathaniel Holmes, Dow, Fall River for New York. Behr W D Mangum, Chase, New Bedford for New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia, Brags. New York forPortiand, Sebr Silay Wi . Crockett, Now York tor Rockland. tS Purves, Lisle, Hoboken tor Providence. Schr H ls Brown, Sackett, Haverstraw for Providence. Behr Atlanti k, New York for Salem. Schr Alpha, Colesberry, New York for Boston, Behr Julia Baker, Baker, Port Johnson for New Bedford. Sehr F Edwards, Wust, New ) ork for Boston, Schr Annie J Russell; Chatfiola, New York for Provi- dence. r Charles BE Raymond, Kelly, Port Johnson for Boston. Selir Mabel Hall, Berkley, ork for Boston, nily Curtis, Patton, New York for Boston, Hanuah, Hoboken for Providence, Rondout for Ne« Bedford, Sebr All wyer, New York for Bexton. aight Win H Bowen, Jackson, Fort Johnson for Provi- lone sehr Addio M Haynes, Haynes, New York for New Len- Sehr Maria E Hern, Bloxom, Amboy for Stamford. Nebr Niagara, Worde: rt Johnson for Bridgeport, Sehr 5} for Fall River. Schr Laura Robinson, Keily, New Yorx for Warren, ey M Collins, Curtis, Amboy for Boston. . Amboy for Fall Kiver, ‘obinson, Kelly, New York for Warren, ard, Amboy fur Essex. 1, Mullen, Weelawken for Rockland. bb, Hawkins, Rondont for New Bedtord, ie Rogers. Rogers, New York for Providence. Selir David Currie, Chase, Amboy for Harttorg, Schr Iris, Long, New York tor Harwich. Schr Baltimore, Frances, Ainboy for New Haven. nag) T Werthingvos. Riek, Port Jounson for New Bed- Schr Lucia B Ives, Orland, Philadelphia for Danvors- rf. Pexche G P Pomeroy, Tryon, New York for Salem, Schr Henry Remsen, Allen, Port Johnson tor Providence, be ee Novenger, Smith, Philadelphia for Boston. odiiull, Davis, Amboy tor Lynn, dwin, Bayard, Trenton for Hartford, Riley, Trenton for Full River, lint, New York tor Bostoi Teported as unkflown and at nn- side Throxg's Nei as the General Whitney, hence tor Boston Lovh im proceeded at daybroak this The Baste were detainod uff City Ial- NE gal eded. CLEARED, Steamer Wyanol mond—Old Dom! Conch, Norfotk, City Point and Ricb- jon Steamship Co. Puiladolphia—Jas Hand. rtinad—J F Ames Bark Camila (Ger), Beakinanu, Hull, E—Fuueh, Bayo & lark Brothers & Sisters (Br), Aubrey, Cork for ordors—P I Nevius & Son Bark Kiewa Cordino (Ital), Sebia‘fino, Queenstown, Fal- mouth or Plymouth—J © Seay Hark Espelund (Nor), Terkil ‘ on, Hamburg—Funeh, Edye ‘k St Cloud, Farmer, Antworp—B F Metcalf Kk Trosvick (Nor), Aalborg via Frederick Pidgeon & € e ark Vittoria M (lial), De dMlgrtino, Gibraltar for orders— Lauro, Storey & Cc Bark Golden Fi Dridce's Sor nna L Taylor (Br), (Fmstrong, Barbados—Il Trow- Boston—Joha Zittio- Pietro (Ital) Lauro, Triesto—Faneh, Edye & Co. y St Jago de Cuda—Way- Hichdori Baroes, sehr Emeline G Sawyer, Hail, Jaemel—Simpson, Clapp & Co Sehr Isaac Oliver, Mare, “Aux Cayes (Hayti) A Nones & ling Water, Boston—Carver & 0. Sehr Listie B Gregg, Anderson, Port Limon—Miller & Houghton, Witt, Ngleome Home (Bx), Howard, Windsor, N8—J P hituey & Co, * Selr KvaJ Smith, Saunders, Galveston—Overton & Haw- ios. pochr Bleach, Pendicton, Portland, Me—Haviland & ossey. Sebr Mott Maven, Collins, Calais, Mo—Jed Frye & Uo, LekRE SF Gouin, Willaims, Stanfora—Stamatord Manatee. uring Co. Sehr Saihe Barton, Barley, Stamtord—Stamtord Manatac- turing Co SALLED, Snips Sabino, for Bremen; Brith America (Br), Have bark America (Ger), Hamburg (and anchored iu the lowe ay). Wind at sunset, W; at midnight, WSW. Bi 29.81, at midnight, 20.78 ind Queens- FW burst. Arrived off Sandy Hook at 7:30PM 17th, but was detained rly storm; Sept 12, lat 46 34, lon 42, Antwerp Aug 31, with mdse and 19 passengers to Funeh, Malaga SUth, ad Gibraltar 31st, with mdse to MARITIME MISCELLANY. B@ For wreck of steamer Canadian, from Quebee for Glasgow, see general news columns (cable). ‘89> For disasters to several vessels during tho late storm on the coast, seo x1 s columns, Sreamen C F Fuycn (Belg), from New York, ashore Kaloot Bank hed been declared broken Sept 1h 01 The snivaze of the cargo continued with all activity; slarge quantity of taliow had been removed. Sie Epwarp Percy (Br), Smith, for New York, put back to Calcutta Sept 4, having proved to be too tender. Suir Louerto Fist, from London tor Mobile, in beingiog up in the Downs night of Seps 6, lost an anchor end « sm quantity of chaia, Suir Rocnxstzr (Br), for put baek to Liverpool Sept 3 with her pumps nee Sur Intaxrrp, Simmons, trom Point Lobos for Falmouth, ore reported as having put into Babis leaky, had been surveyed Aug 12 and ordered to discharge. ARK Tasso (Br), arrived at Newry Sept 5 from Harvey, B. NB, with loss of 403 pieces of deals, part of deck load. Bane Rovat Hanne (of St John, NB), M Leith tor Philadelphia, arrived off the Isle of Wii and reported: baving been in collision at 1: morning with the bark Guisoppo Maggie (Ital), receiving but slight damage. from Miramichi, of and for Aberdove elow Aberdovey Sept 6, but would probably float tI nigut without damage.’ Her deck- luad was being discharge Banx MAGpatuna, Griftin, from Ciudad Bolivar, is the ves- sel ashore at Sea Girt, LI. and incorrectly reported a brig. Barx AniAnna, Zachary, of and from St John, NB, for Port Talbot, took the ground AM Sept 1, near the Breakwater dbroadside on the beach, the sea erher. Assistancs wan cneaged ‘came off and was nd to discharge, sho aud after bumping hovily Uh towed into the luyer ground for safer; being complotely waterlogged. Bane W EB Hxarp (ir), Robbi Montevideo (before reported), lostforemast, bowsprit, Jib- doo \d headgear by the collision with the bark Moorhill at Montevideo. Full extent of the damage had not been as- certainod Aug 11. from Now York, at Buic Saran (of Charlottetown, PED, from Liverpool for * West Cape, PEI, in running for the River Ribble in a gale Aug 31, touched'on one of the poicts and struck heavily, but was vot off and brought up opposite Lytham Pier. The vossel was tight Sept 4 “making no water” worth mentivn- ing. Bare Praia Rose, from New Orleans for Havana (be- foro 1d), got anhoro on the quicksanis about 30 miles from Key Wests was a-simed off Uv sche Mary” Matilda, and taken into Koy Wost Sops 10. A board of survey had beeu hold on the 12th, and reported the mast sprung and vessel loaking badly. Burg Many E Lapp (Br), Porte rived in South Bay, Wexford, Sep deck loud. Hiptxg (Ner), Jorgensen, from Montreal fi Queenstown, with lumber, collided with the bark Valetta, from Swansca for Quebec, on she St Lawrence Sept 17, and war towed to Quebec waterlogged. The Valetta ‘was slightly damaged, but preceded. Sci Newson Harvey of and from New Bedford for Phil deiphia, with box shooks, put fato Newport, RI, Sept 17. to land a seaman, who had his lez broken by tho main: boom. Schr Mary Augusta, at Newport, R. I., has had tho libel remeved, th having settled with John Watson & will be fitted’ aud. taken to her home port, Elisworth, M. Scur Appik Wattox from Philadelphia for B coal, was in collision 11 AM, 16th inet, five mil ship Johu Shoal, in Delaware Buy, with the Light Brigade, from Qi Philadelphia schooner had her fore and mainmaste knocked out of hor gud sunk in a few mi ts, All the ¢ taken buck to Philadelphia, except one Me. who was drowned. The bark from St Jobn, NB, ar- with loss of part of for Brid, Sunday on Race stove. She will repair at Bridgeport. ScnuJamxs R Divenry, before reported ashore at Ten Pound Island, Gloucester, wrs hauled off aud towed to Bos- ton on Sunday. Pisaixa Scur Sormnonta, Capt Goodwin, from Gloucest for the Bani shoro at Marder Inand 9th inst an filled with water, It is thouhs that be taken off The 8 ix owned by David Low & Co, of Barrinoky, Sept 18—The steamer Shirley, mond, reports @ bark, in ballast, dismoante the Horse Shuo yesterday afternoon. iHatirax, Sept 18—The French brigunting Hellene, Vene- tuola for Hamburg, coffee laden, was towed into St Johns, NF. dismantled. She was struck by a squall on Aug 29, ‘One seaman was drowned and two badly injured. Nonvotx, Va, Sept 18—The salir Canton. Petersburg for Boston, with w ts ashoro in James River and will have schurge carge ‘Schr Mary A Holt, lumber laden, Backsville for Calais, is ashore at Back River aud full of water. Schr Annlo Barker, from Castine, is asbore 15 miles south of Capo Henry. ‘Urew all saved. ‘A brig and a thred-tnast od schooner wre ashoro above Cape Henry with s Tugs have gone to thelr assistance. 11d, schooner lo with hay is ashore south of Cape onry. PoxrswovrH, NH, Sept 18—The schooner J B Stinson, from Deor Isle for Hi i torday after: noon by the schoon in a sinking condition seven miles north of the Iso of Shoals. The and brought to this port. The crow io te. Queaxc, Sept 18—Steamer Prior, from London, brought eleven of the crew of the Danish ship Atlantic, before reported wreeked near Capa Norman, straits Belle Lavxcuup—At Camden, Mo, 18th inst, the bark John MeClork, of 70v tous. WHALEMEN, BarSee arrivals at this port. Arrived at New Redford Sept 16, sehr Petrel, Reed. Atl with 120 bbls sp ofl, Reporte, on Western ily 17, barks St Pioneer. Tripp, hh, sehr Gage 1 rson, Provinestow! encountered severe which carried away washed overboard and James J. Dower, of 3 Concord, had his leg broken. Arrived at St Helena Aug 10 bark President 24, Robinso ot NB (and sailed xgain same day, orl not reported), ports spoke, July 17, rks Kathleon, Howard, no oil since leavi Palmetto, Bol Jona on June 1 At do Ang 16, bark Gen Scott, Robbins, of NB, recruiting, SPOKEN, Ship Robert Dixon, Smithwick, from New York for San Francisco, Ju'y 14, lat 20 44 8, lon 39 21, ‘Steamer Massachusetts (Br), Walters, trem Liverpool tor Boston, Sept 4, 168 miles west of the Fastnet, Ship Eastern Star (Bri, Goudie, trom Plymouth for Que- beg. Sept 1. lat 47. lon 36, * Ship Sachem, Crowell, from Boston for Bombay, Sept 15, 60 miles SW of Cape Sable. Ship Wasdale (Br), Bley, from Liverpool for San Francis- co, Aug 11, lat 16 jon 27 W. Ship Prince Frederick (Ur). 50 days. from Bombay for Liverpool, duly 9, lat 3037 8 om 2139 8 Ship. ‘eager, from Liverpool for Bombay, Au; 5, Int 3 20 N, lon 35 W. aged * Bark Braxvs, Fuiler 90 miles W: of Sei! Bark Ashanteo Hook, Sept 4, off the Old Head of Kin Bark Lady Elma Mruce (Br), Glov Quedee, t 1 Iat 45 45, lon 20 05, Bark Luigia P (Aus), Terion, trom XN Dok, Sept 41, lat 47, lon 34. Bark Congress (Br), MeKentie, from Llai Sept 13, lat 45, lor 16, hr ‘Clucw (Ger), ‘Thed Roads, July 24, lat 13 548, port, hore jock and is badly ‘at anchor off ;two men werd also ‘Thomas Tripp, of Westport, Harry W Duuklee, of trom Liverpool for Galveston, Sept 1, ly. (Br), ey ren Belfast for Sandy ie. , from hamburg for ft Table Bay for Hi i ey oe amon OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. pt 16—Sailed, bark Bergliot (Nor), Mesberg, Berwick, Sept 17—Arrived, brig Ernest! MeAlevy, New Baxwex, Sept 18—Arrived, ship Hobe (Nor), Hillt, Balti. more; bark Marco Polo (Ger), Schafer, New York. Sailed 15th, ship Bremerhaven (Ger), Holjes, Uni Stat Bancxrona—Sailed, schr Thomas P Ball, Ryd loans. Caxcorra—Arrived, ship El Capitan, Lincoln, Duxxink, Sept 16—Suiled, bark Proteus, Orcutt, United States; schr Welcome R Beebo, Losier, do. Exsiwonx, Sept 14—Arrived, brig Stella Lodge (Br), Kib- by, New York. Fatmovutu, Sept 18—Arrived, bark Kestrol (Br), Faulk- ner, New York tor Stettin, Guxat Yauswouta, Sept 16—Arrived, bark Gna (Nor) Andersen, New York. Giascow, Sept 16—Arnived, bark Advaneo (Br), Hastings, New York. GueeNoce, Sept 18—Arrived, bark Carmen Loulsa (8p) Ribos Galveston, (supposed). Gatway, Sept 18—Arri New York. sehr Hannah McLoon, Keene, Sept 16—Sul |, ship Therese, Shi United w Orleans, Hvt1, Sept 18—Arrived, York. Haven, Sept 16—Sailed, bark Investigator, Butman, United St Sailed from Cuxbaven 15th, ship Ella S Thayer, Gilmore, Now Orleans. Irswicu, Sept 16—Sailed, barks Srecna P (Aus), Chersa nar, United States; Sonuo (Ital), Balastra, do. Lavexroot, Sept 17—Arrived, steamer Chili: Bremner, baltimore; bark Immaauel (Nor) Samuelsen, York; 18th, steamer San Marcos (Br), Barrows, Baltimore; ship Aleo D Cooper, Humphreys, St John, NB; brig 8 J Strout, Pickett, Mobile vis Waterford. Sailed 16th, bark Ceres (Nor), Gundersen, United States: 18th, ships Queen of Nations (Ir), Small, do; Undaunted. Dinsmore, New York; Jane Fish, Brown, Tybee; brig Ro- vighaua (Ital), De Genaro, United States, Lowpon, Sept 18—Arrived, steamer Hankow (Br), Sy- mington, New York (see below); snip Malia (Br), Mann, do; bark Gemma (Nor), Olsen, do. Lisnox, Sept 11—Sailed, bark Washington (ital), Caflere, United states. Movitr, Sept 18—Arrive: mer Pernvien Smith, Quedee for Liverpool (and proceeded). Oronro, Sept9—Arrived, brigs Hattio M Bain, Thestrup, New York; Paquete de Nova York (Nor), Siva, do; Medina, (Br), Virgie, Baltimore; Fortuna (Port), Mesquite, Ni York. Pinavs, Sept 4—Arrived, bark Naova Ru binacei (Ital), Searpati, New York. Bailed, nv dato, bark Speedwell (Be), Tower, Patri Quxexsrows, Sept 17—Arrived, barks Guiseppina BiItal), Schiappapietra, Baltimore; Lussignano (Aus), Gladulich, New York: 18th, Ensamainen (Rut), Antwan, Baltimore; Flora (Sp), Astignia, do; sebr Aldine, from Koes, Sept 16—Sailed, bark Carlton, Cogging, United States. Rorrenvas, Sept 16—Cloared, bark Chases, Washburn, United States, Br, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. Sreatsonp—Arrived, bark Aristides (Nor), Andresen, Richmond, Va Sourmaurrox, Sept 18—Salled, steamer Hindoo, Milis (from Hull), New York. ‘ suixste, Sept 14—Arrived, bark Vesuvio (Ital), Cacace yw York. Viissixcex, Sept 18—Safled, steamer P Caland (Dutch), Deddes. New York direct. Westrorr, Sept 18—Arrived, achr Anita, Small, Balti- more, Loxpox, Sept 18—The steamer Hankow, Capt Symington, from New York Aug 30 for London, arrived here to-day. She wa@dolayed a woek at sea replacing 4 broken crank. WEATHER REPORT. Bausro1, Sept 18, PM—Wind NW, moderate. Quxxxstown, Sept 18, PM—Wind NNW, light, fine, FOREIGN PORTS. Axcoa Bay, Aug 4—In port, barks Azelia (Br), Reynolds for Boston, to sail next day; Nanny (Swe), Graf, from Pu- dang tor Now York. repairing. Butrast. 1, Sept 0—Arrived, ship Annie M Law (Br), Hil- ton, Baltimore, Cipiz, Sept 2—In port, sebr Georgia, Robertson, from New York via Gibraltar, arrived Aug 29, disg. Gerry. Sept In port, barks Tolomeo (Ai from New Orleans, arrived Aug 17, disg; V: Corel ‘ork, arrived Aug'29: ana others, Caxcorra, Aug 8—In port, ships Amita (Br), for New York; a (Br), Hart, for san Francisco. ships Bostom Abbey (Br), MilLi- gan, : 6th, Botanist (Br), Longridze, d Cire Tows, OGH, Aug 4—In port, brig Elbe (Ger), Ki sel, for Now York, lig. Dupin: Sept 13 —Arrived, bark Thos Cochrane (Br), Tay- lor, St John, NB. DONKIKK, Aug 22—Arrived, bark Dartmouth (Br), Ray- mond, Haxnilles. Sent 18,3 AM—Passed, steamer Walden- ‘Glaszow vis Liverpool for Montreal 9—Arrived, brig Kaluna, Nash, lero (Br), Fulton, Bel- jeorge Peabody (Bri), Baker, Onoga, jeorge Bell (Br), Ruse, as . ym CB, Sept 15—Clesred, bark Ocean Express (Br), Crosby, Tia % Montevipro, Aug 5—Arrived, sehr Northern Home (Br), Swain, Pernambuco (and sailed same day for Buenos Ayres) ; Oth, ship SFP Hersey, Small, Cardiff. Sailed Aag 5, briz Speed (Hr), Larkin, New York, ft bya a oat port, bark Western Sea, Chisholm, for Boston 10th, NontH Sypsey, Sept 16—Arrived, barks St Patrick (Br), Bogurt, Penarth (anu ordered to Miramichi) ; Royeroft (Br), Purdy, Dublin (and ordered to Now York), x Sailod Aug —, brig Hannah D (Br), Seabrook, New York; Sept 14, sehr Annio R Lewis, Lowis, Linzan aud Boston. Puawasn, Sept 8—Arrived, bark Modoc (Br), Marsh, North Sydney, CB, jled 9th, barks Katie Stowart (Br), MeArthur, United States; Concord (Br), Moeklz, do (and both passed Port Mulgrave l4th). Port Mutanave, Sept 14—Passed, burk Gunhilda (Br), loucester, E. tor Shediac, i! , Sept 14~Cieared, bark Nina, McKenzie, Mont- rose. arrived 15th, bark Constance, Smilie, Glasgow. tio Granpx, Aug 5—Arrived, brig Flora (Ger), Hansen, Bantos July 30, brig J A Horsey (Br), Coffill, Falmoush, E, nuovo, Sept 13—Arrived, bark Amity (ir), Upham, ‘erpool St Hutkxa, Aug 15—Arrived, ship Isabel Mott (of Ann- lis, NB), Urooves, Kangoon for Liverpool (and suiled sum De St Jag (Cuba), Sept 15—Arrived, bark Thos Brooks, Waugh, New York. r Joux, NB opt 14—Cleared, steamer Acadia (Br), Craig, Glasgow: 15th, ship Empress of India (Br), Paras: worth, Livorpool; schr Carrie. Bonnell. New York. Arrived 18th, ship Goiden Rule, Morse, Havre; schr Net- Britt, New York; Madeira (Br),'Greurson, do. ived 18th, steamer Ulympia (Br), Young, Glasgow and Livorpo Trixstt, ¢ 2—In port, barks Speranza (Aus), Busss- nich, aud “Surinam (Dutch), for New York, ldg; C'S Bush- nell, Muyo, disg. ‘TAurm, Aug 6—In port, bark Logel Tender, and schr Stag- hound, tor Sau Francise Turks Isuaxps, Aug 30—Passed, brig Alice (Br), Mont- gomery, from New York for Traxiilo. Wixpsou, NS, Sept 7—Cleared, sehrs Floronce P Hal Keene, Alexandria; Annie Tibbets, Kuton, Baltimore; 81 LT Whitman, Whitman, Baltimors: Ella Mt Ponnel, Thomp: son, Now York: 9th, J ‘Hibbard, Merriam, do: Mury Helen, Sanborn, do: T1th,'J W Scott, Haley, do; 12th, stephen G Hurt, Pierson, Aloxandria, [Pew Steamer City or Custer.) ARDROSSAN, Sept 7—Arrived, Caricton, Durkee, Mon- treal, AMSTERDAM, Sept 4—Arrived, Vanadis, Larsen, Now York. Suiled 4th, Saga, Fraser, Pictou. ANtWexp, Sept $—Suiled, Maria, Nolleau, Montreal; 6th, Wauban, Spencer. America. Sailed’ from Flushing 4th, Susan M Dudman, Corning, Sandy Hook; Lady of the Lake, MeKonsio, wad Sheila, shor, ALTON. t 3—Arrived, Hermine, Wilans, New York. Butled 4d, WH Jenkins, Rogors, Philadelphia, ALGO Bay, Aug 5—Sailed, Asella, Reynolds, London, Ascuxsiox, Aug 4—Arrived, Chethire, Batchelde can (and suiled for Falmouth), 14th, Winona, Bray, Bom- bay for Havre. sailed Sth, Esploratore, bardo, New York. oBntsTOr Sept 6—Sailed, St Nicholas, Saundors, Sydnoy, In Kingroad 6th, Rosalie, Trew, for Quebec. Barrow, Sept 6—Arrived, 8 L Mall, Mor Tasket. il eget Sept 5—Sailed, Royal Chanie, Sinclair, obec. Qientcaaw, Sept 6—Put into the Bay, Fidolia (Ger back), Kindt, Getie for Philadelphia. Off the Sturt 6th, Z ing, Moran, from Shields for Bom- bay. Buxpase, Sept 6—Arrived, Nelson, Nunn, Hillsboro. Buxway, Sept 2—Salled, Berlin (2), Pohile, Baltinore. Sailed 4th, McDougall, Davis, New Orleans (uot Ne ork). ne eee Sept S—Arrived, Alma, Anderson, St ‘ohn, N Buucux, Aug 25—Arrived, Alert, Jonassen, wae Ma, Aug 3l—Arrived, Thomas obile. Boxpravx—Sailed from Pauillac Sept 2, Mi je Vail, Ford, Hampton Roads; 4th, Nemesis, Viand, San Fr: cisco: Bownay, Sept 6—Salled, Trinacria (a), Hutehinson, Liver- pcanoirr, Sept 7—Sailed, Volmer (s), Hansen, Now Or- jeans. red 2d, Lady Vere de Vere, McKenlo, Montevideo; . Taylor, Hong Kong h, Kmma C ‘Beal, Batley, iro. poner, Sept S—Arrived, Gartshervie, Armstrong, Quoe- ec. enanvon Sept 2—Arrived, Walton, Williams, St Jonn, Conk, Sept 2—Arrived, Anita Garibaldi, Rascto, Balti- more. Cnoxsrapr, Aug 31—Arrived, Erato, Thas, New York. SAabiz, Sept 1—Arrived, Lake Simcoe, Halcrow, Newport. pitiled Sept 1, award Cushing, Bickmore, Gioucoster, ass, Deat, Sept 4—Passed, Der Wandoror, Krohn, Quebec for Hartlopool; Fa, Poscich, Londen for Now York. Off. no date, Gly tie (sehr), tor New York. Anchored 6th, Lesseps, Steen, and Moblcan, Perry, Lon- don for New York; 7sh, Barbara, Begg, Autworp for Mira- mic ‘Off the North Foreland 7th, Shiela, Mostey, “Antwerp for Lewes; Lady of the Luke, MeKentie, do for do, Duoguepa, Sept S—Arrived, Uonfedorate, Grant, Mira- mica Dovatass. IW, Sept 2—Arrived, Rockland, Cann, Nove cotin. Dantzic, Sept 1—Sailed, Acella Thurlow, White, and Noveraink, Jurvis, Now York: 3d, J M Riley, Small, di Arrived, Proteus, Oreuté, New York ‘Arrived, Wm H' Mitchell, Pettigrew, ); 4th, Magdala, from Sackville, Cates, Sydney, C1, ‘arew, for Tybee. Faiaours, Sept 6—salled, Harry Busehman, Congdon (from Paysander, &c), Aberdeon, Fussrwoon, Sopt 2—Sailed, Emma Crosby, Crosby, for New York, Guovcesten, Sept 2—Arrived, Sator, Premuda, Balti- more; 5th, Elizabeth Ahrens, Alm, Quebec. ‘Anderson, Quebee. Iversen, ‘from Quebec; Sjodroningen, fro NORIAT Yaimocta, Sept G—Salled, Gully Brown, Ross, New York, , Sept G—Arrived, Alefandria (s), McKay, New vin (s), Small, do. Didvi Guinsby, Sept 6 Sailed arlottn, . Now York: 4th, Maria Clo- tilde, Sinn h, Waldensian (9), foe Montreal: Brook- ville, Burry, Mirawicht; Sth, Ariadne, Trotter, Philad phin. PENOCK, Sept S—Arrived, Josephine, West, Miramichi nd arrived at Howling Gtk) rinthian (s), Mensies, Montreal. Sniled 4th, Fred Jackson, Pottingill, Demerara; Tenby Castle os), Owens, San Francisco. Gorrensenc, Aug 31—Arrived, Fri, Ostenson, New York. Gurrie, Aug 23—Arrived, Viator, Olseu, New York, GinkaLtan, Aug S1—Arrived, Kechol is), Day, Trieste, &e (and cleared tor New York); Sept 3. Castalia (a), Butler, Glasgow ior Mediterranean, HULL, Sept 2—Arrived, Chas Davenport, Jones, Quebec; Trenton, Folstar, do. Sailed’ 4th, Karnak, Cook, Philadelphia; Nellie Scott, Milan, Bermuda (and both left Leith Sth). Hotvaxan, Sept 6—Arrived, Emma Crosby, Fleetwood for Cape Breton. 001 for Quebec. iggins, Mosher, Lobos; nilod 3d, Heury, Kortl, New York; 4th, Arracan, Ala- gard, aud Frithjof, Jeremiasxen, do, Arrived at Cuxhaven Sth, Wieland (8), Hebieh, New York. Put back Ist, Ulster, Evans, for Sandy Hook (and sailed again 4th). aver, Sept t—Sailed, Ida Lily, Curtis, John s W. jonial Empire, Live rived, Mary abite, Charleston. Philsdelphia, 0 Xt Heien's Roads, Ban for New York. e's Point 7th, Premier, MeGilvery, in vik Queenstown for Brom Sopt4—Arrived, Maria W s St Joh Montreal; Harold Heariage England’ (9), Thompson, New York; Jamieson, Philadelphia Sidney, CB: th, Home, Killam, mile, Mon jolson: Magnolia, Seott, Shettield, Lit hire, MeLean, Southw Earl of Lousd cle (3), Benson ‘OW the N) oh for € Of Bardvey Island 4th, Caravan, Liverpool for 3 Sth. Queen of Hoarts, do for Miramichi, OW the Skerries iat, Cordelis, Liverpool tor Quebec L Richardson, do for York; Laehgoil, do for 3 Jeans: Ho for Quebec. Of Har Lightship 3th, Pant Boyton, Liverpool for South. west Pass: 2d. Ur hilla, do for Bosto Off the Bar Land Ophir, Liverpool for Key West; Beile Walters, do tor Si John, NB. Of Point Lynas 2d, Universe, Liverpool for Sandy Hook; Sole, do for Philadeiniia; Diligentia, do for Miramichi, yilt the Ormeshead 2d, Groat Western, Liverpool for New ‘ork, OM Great Ormeshend 24, T K Milledge, Liverpool for Qae- bee: Lites Burritt, do for Southwest asa, Sept 4—Arrived, Columbus, Thider, Philadel- 6th, Kalos, Mailing, Qaebe 4th, Lydia Peschau, Feefiter, Wilmington, . Osijoinsen Montre: . Richardson, Cie! ip 2d, J & Sout (and sailed trom Gravesoud 6th); 5 Paria New York, Minnie Campbell, Isackse Arron Duma rosq, St John, NIB (and sailed from Gi ; Woye, A ‘o Kk, 7th, Florelia, Deroney (not Wadman), B nstantine, Creory, New York: Tide Sporanza, Aati, New Orleans in utered out Sth, Columbus, Ihlder, New York; AS Co- nt, Hafford, Trinidad; 6th, Ravigtiono, Geanero, New ork ; Vira, Paterson, di Sailed fia “Uiravesend 4th, Trida, Now York: Oth, Nor wogian, Portland; Loretta Pish, Tybee (and arcived in bg io Meg hey at ved Maclay then, Btebats eirn, Sept ¢—Arei aris, from , CASTER, Sept S—Artived, Sabra, Chariton, Baltimore ; Revollo, Reveilo, New York. ONDERRY, Sept S—Sailed, Ronnie J Carlin, Bat- timore. Aug 31—Arrived, Vin; Edigott, Quebec. want vite Sept DeArrived, Sistaustaster, Stang, from ram Maasivis, Sept S—Salled, Golden Wave, Remon, Moa- 1 FREDERICK KING, Lat ore, Now York. . 4—arrived, Amelio, Thaneron, New Salled 2d, Danube, Trebuchet, New Orleans; 4th, Stephew Bishop, Geikey, Sagua. apis, Aug 20 —Azrived, 8 H Sweet, Dunn, Swanter. Sailed 2ith, Sarah E Frazer, Knight, Baltimore; 27th, Wm Hayes, Faming, Halifax. Mara, Aug Arei: Robert Palmer, Dennison, New York (and sailed 28th for Taganrog); 27th, Helen Polnes,. Bldridge, do (und sailed 28th for Smyrua); AO Small, Evans, Boston. MaULMArN, July 22~Sailed, Solomon, Fersuson, Europe. Nkwcastik, Sept 5—Cleared, Thos H Armstrong, Manran, . Sept 4—Cleared, L'& M Donovan, Donovan, Mated Lillie (a), Clarke, Quebee. jed—Lillie (a), ue) . Nuwnr, Sept S—Arei from Harvey, NB. Saiied 2d. Heimath, Kreett, Baltimore; France: ina Isnardi, Philadelphia eit Se4LAxD, July 23—Sailed, Horsa, Wadley, San Fran- sco. : Opessa, Aug 26—Arrived, Girolamo, Jacearino, New York. Portiann, Sept GoPut into the Houda, Providence, Coal fleet, Leith for Lewes, Del, with a sailor dead. Prywours, Sept 4—Salled, Severn (s), Skinner, Quebec. vane Mapoc, Sept 4—Arrived, Helen Douglass, — ebee. Ciittae, Sept 1—Arrived, Kalervo, Hallstram, Richmond Patras, Aug 27—BSailed, Celestin; saiteh, New York. Quaxastows, Sept S—Arrived, tinddatuss Wives Port land, O; 7th, Citadel, Stewart, Galveston. Suiled 6th, Mareo Polo, Guvagnin, Aberdeen. pliotrmpals, Sept 4—Cleared, George H Jenkins, Hiltos ng! Kia, Sept 2—Arrived, Wanderer, Gore, Stettin. Sutti.ps, Seot 3—-Arrived. Akyab, Dodero, New York vit nstown: 7th, Savannah, Kull, Quebec. St Nazaint, Sept 3—Sailed, Dagmar, Olsen, New York. SwIneMUNDY, Sept s—Arri Helvetia, ‘Engelreth: New York; Pillow, Kohr, do; ‘Norge, Christiansen, Monitor, on, Philadelphi Suiled Ist, Dingo, Coffin, New York (and passed Elsinore Naxtaxpur, Aug 90—Sailed, John Sherwood, Johnson, 2a). New York, Aug 31—Arrived, Genitore ¢ Fig, Freuge, Leg horn (aud sniled for New York). Sevitue, Aug 29—Sailed, Mariposa, Fletcher, Cadia. Sr Hyisva, July 28—Arrived, Zobrah, i for New York (and proceede: ma, Reynolds, Maul- main for Gibralsar (and sailed 20th); 29th, Alfred w York (and sailed 30th); Heral Penang for London (and passed Avcensiol jdsom. Penang fortNow York (and jetta, Blanchard, Basselu for Fal . Rabie S Stone, Hallett (trom Tioilo), 0, Frank Uarvil, MeFeo, from, Rangoon for ‘rince Patrick, Peterkin, from do for Cork; Aug 3, City of Quebec, Davidson, from Japan for Falmouth, ‘Sivikra Leone, Aug 8—Arrived, Liberia, Fossett, New Fork via Tenerife (amd sailed 15th for New York via feria). Sailed Aug 15, Richmond, Bryant, Boston via Matacong. TexeL, Sept 4—Suiled, Gauss, Steangrafe, Baltimore. 1 TARRAGONA, Aug 26—Cleared, Ocean, Sorensen, New Or- jeans. Tastx Bay, Aug 9 (not previously)—Sailed, King Coelric, Melville, San Francisco, ‘TeNERIvPE, Aus 9—Arrived. GH Garcia, New York. West Hartixvoo., Sept 6—Arrived, Esther, Cuthbert- sen, Quebec; Impl, Hogman, Philadelphia; Herman Becker, ‘Tinsdal, Que! Wustrort. Sep! 3—Suiled, Esra, Jorgenson, New York, Wexrorp, Sept 3—Arrived, Mary E Ladd, Porter, St John, NB, with loss of part of deck | Wictows, Sept 5—Artived, Alrana, lurns, St John, NI Youauat, Sept 5—Arrived, Victor, Mathews, St John, NB a of tae ad July Sandy Hook. Passed Jul Falmouth ; AMERICAN PORTS, BOSTON, Sept 17—Arrived, stoamer Genoral Whitney, Hallett, New York, 18th—Arrived, steamer Wm Crane, Howes, Baltimore; bark JA Brown, Greenish, Hull; schooners Elizabeth De Hart, Lowe and (Zpnroim & Anna MeLoan, Rondout; aw a, Weshawken: lowes, Fort, Delawa ait 'N Millor, Miller, and Huttle Paige, Godtroy, Phila ‘oured—Steamer Glaucus, Bearse, Now York: bark Naw Bell, Fitts, Aspinwal brig Kyno (Nor), 95 Po bing 3 ohne ten Baraee, Core ter (ate mite), lores ant LTIMORE, Sept’ 16—Cloared, schr O DW |, steamer John W Garrett, Hix, Now York. 18th—Arrived, Falcon, Kirby, Charleston ; shi Dunsberg (Ger) yn, Rotterdam; barks U IT (Nor), Grogerson’ Goo'e; Ambrosia (Nor), Bi , Sligoy Mary Howarth (Br), Shields, Rio Janeiro: Heinrich Bjors (Nor), hilertsen, Leith via Sydney, CB; William: (Bq. ar ding, Antwerp: Z Vonimir (Aust), Broleviaciors, Tralee; schrs James H Moore, Doane. Boston: © Wright, Clar, do; Walter I Chester, Brown, do; EM Reed, Kelsey, New Haven; Ellen Tobin, Bennett, N Clenred—Stonmers Jobs Hopkth 1 Oc- torora, Reynolds, New York: HL do; bark Familia (Bpan), De Sogura, Nowr, aban, Packard, Bath ;J Harris Kirk, Cavaligr, Sailed—Lark Keystone, > BANGOR Sept 15—arrived, bark Adela, Wylio, Boston, to load for Port au Princo, schr Albort, Harlow, York: Cleared—Sehrs Python, Merrill; Redondo, Young, wad Vicksburg, Wentworth, New Y: BATH, ‘Sept 15—Arrived, vark Endeavor, Mountfort baht be ceyey Lee eg ary rs Eee tol for Baltimore or Georgetowa rT U Torry, York (fara saith, Packard, Portiand, to load for Philadel- jion Flay, Fisher, New York. PiSailed-—Nelirs S'S Bickmore, Thomson, New York; Eiwood od , do PTE VERLY, Sev 16—Arrived, echr Onturio, Lunt, Calais, BEVERLY, S CHARLESTON, Sept 14-—Cleared, schr Wapella, Welton, ll, New York, Moreh Arrived, sto Ashland, C: 17th—Ai stoamer land, Cro Clenred—-Steamer Braganza (Br), Hendy, Liverpool; bart Marie (Nor), Harwig, United Kingdom ; scbr Katie Coliing yee Pade = B iSth—: stcamor Braganza, 2 NVERS, "Sept 14—Arrived, sckr Nite, Pease, Now York. ‘Toth—Arrived, sehr A C Buckley, Young, Philadelphia, FERNANDINA, Sept 13—Arrived, revenue cutter set eced- rig Abby Watson, Holden, New York. Ch i—| jatson, le ow ve tae RIVER, Sept neaarrived, sehr N° Skinner, 44 town, 5 Toth-Avrived. schts'A T Cohn, Brown, Philadelphia; On, rio, Burdi Port Johns “GALVESTON, Sept. 13-—Arrived, bark Yarmouth (Br), Raymond, Liverpool vin Sonthwost Pass; schr Luola Mur on, Jones, do via Key West. leared 12th, brig Dido (Sw), Andersen, Liverpool. JACKSONVILLE, sept 12—-Cicared, schrs 5 L Russell, Smith, New York. 18th—Cleared, schr Lena Breed, Stillwell, New York. 14th—Arrived, scur Henry © Shepherd, ‘Stillman, Now fork, YeCEY WEST, Sept 10—Arrived. brig Prairie Rowe, Green- sent, Now Orleans for Havans (x60 Mixecilany) 1th, scha Alice Vane, Davis, iba (Hon), NW ORLEASS, Sept 14—Arrived up, brig Flora Goodale, Goodale, Bordeaux. 17th—Arrived, steamer Algiers, Hawthorn, Now York. 1Sth—Cleared, steamer Cordova (Br), Long, Liverpool, Arrived at tho Passes 17th, ships Melrose, Neill. New York; Watorlov (Br), Genoa. pAttivedut the Passes 18h, ship Mary R Riggs, Langdon, romen, NORFOLK, Sept 16—Arrived, schr Ann Turner, Marshall, w York. NEWBURYPORT, Sept 16—Arrivod, steamor Achilles Bacon, Philadetphia, NEW BEDFORD, Sept 17—Sailed, schrs Herbort Manton, Crowell, Now York; Nelson Harvey, Weeks, do; WD Man: . Chase, do. iga00! Sept 13—Arrived, schr Tannhauser, Ken- dy. 8. BARC XGOULA, to Sept 13—Cleared, bark Les Bon Fils, Horsenn, L'Orient. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17—Arrived, barks Utilo (Ita), Mansa, Hamburg; Antioeco Accame (Ital), Dilboiz, Bristol ; Pietro Accame ( Potesta, Leith; ‘Nicolo Tomasseo (Aus), Videvieb, Bristol 1. Cleared léth, sehr FR Will Isth— Arrived, st , Shearer, Matanzas. ivania, Harris, Li rkiomén, Pi Almeria; Light Brigud i aton, Bangor : Bagaduee, Clements, , Springer, Boston; MA Rémmel, Rommel, Adan, doi © G_ Crann Williams, Providence ; }, © Babcock, ' Babeoe! York; MK Rockhill, Rock: her, New York; Chas Law any Boston: Rate V ‘Aisken, Brower, Provi dence; R A Carter, Tomlin, Ashley River. mer Ann Kliza, Richards, New York; sehr Higgins, Boston: John Johnson, Magee, do! ve, do: Taylor & Mathis, Cheeseman, 40; 4 M Lee, Williams Lust Cambridge; Henry Croskey, Terry. Sag Harbor; William Wilson. Brown, Georgetown; & Ei wards, Townsend, Mobile; Clio, Krannin, Millvi le. Also cloared, steamers Chelydra (Br), Gould, Hordeans, Berks, Pendleton, Boston; ship Edgar’ (Br), Brown, Anb arks Artiero Giovanni (Aus), Lvancieb, Cork or Fab Gunzer Rolf (Nor), Lorsen, Adolph (Ger), Kelman, Bremen: schrs itannah, Coomer, King, Tarky Ada C Doane, Nickerson, Provincetown: Thos W veariina cekzasnere Windionter, Seri. niled—steamers Vindicator. Bor f,DEtAwaum Buxaxwaret, Sept 17—Arrived, bark Eva, on 2 mer Albemarle is detained hore by the storm. PORTLAND, Me, Sept 15—Clonred, sehrs E BR Emerson, New Elen M Golder, Philadelphin, PAWTUCKET, Sept 16—Arrived, scbrs EK & I Oakley, Newman, and BH ‘artord, Sprague. Port Johnson, RICHMOND, Seot 1 ed, schra EM Fox, Vansant, Tacony via Oxborne's: James M Vance, Lee, Philadelpuie} jobn McGinnis, Colburn phia, % SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 10—Arrived, bark Roswell Spra- gue, Nordberg, Port Gamble. Sailea—Burk RK Ham, Gove, Pi 16th—-Cleared, ships Mitredale (Br), Liverpool; Grasmere (Br), Windermere, do; Blair Hoyle (Br), Higxins, Queenstown: bark L; Br), Browde, do. Sailed--Ships Santa Cli . Tobey, Queenstown; Corsica, Stetson, do SAVANNAH, Sept 18—Arrived, steamer Herman Livings- ston, Mallory, New York; ship Preston (Br), North, Liver: ool, peer MARYS, Ga, Sept 8—Cloarea, sehr J RH Cleaf, New York, SALEM, Sept ii gilder, Phitacelp ’ 17th—Arrived. sehrs Jos Oakes, Pi ollows, Smith, Sonth Amboy fr Yarmouth M Port Johnson; St Klmo 4, Me; Sardinian, Hetbroox, ew York: Seid, H hi, Neal, w York; © Shileott, ‘asco Lodge, Pieree, Portia Sept 1o—Arrived, sehr James Sattherwaite Burns, Crosby, Philadelphia: James Henry, Northain, Coe, New Yor! | Sept 15—Arrived, shes Copy, Miller, Al- evidence; George H Mills, Tillotson, Ale Searle, Port Johnvon; Vermillion, Davi y Ciay, Conklin, da for Providence: sloops Hunmmin, Bird, Hill, ‘Hoboken; Iiinols, Wilson, Newport, to los for New York. VINYARD HAVEN, Sept 16—Arrivod, brig Zuleika (Br), Santigo de Cuba via Guantanmo for Boston; secure Abby L-Dow aud Maggie Cain, Philadelphia for Boston; fred Holden, Now York for do; Win Thomas, New. York for, Portamouth; Orien York for Rungor: Lizsie Dakers (Br), do for St Jolin, NB: Alnomak, do for Belfast; Marcus A Davis, Delaware City for Saugus; Mary a Port Johuson for Hingham. Hrig Angelia: schr kphraim & Anus, id not sail as reporied. Bello. Onward, Sea tg boro) Astra d Gray, J B Austin, 3M and Chas E Smith: 17th—Arrived, steamer Centipe: yin; scbre Alfred Krab i Ne # errell. Fhitadelphi ¥ for Cambridge por ho NS. dK deesed, Fhiladelphin tor Port New York: Kevenue, Bath fordo; J & H Urowt Shalee for do; Ophir, Bangor for do; MB Gibson, Kittery jor do. WILMINGTON, Sept 15—Cleared, bark Roberto (Br), Gould, Hull, E; brig Typhon (Nor), Thomason, Rotterd With—Arrived, steamer DI Foi Joxeph Souther, for New Y Bangor for 3 for New York Cleared—Steamers Doi Raleigh, Oliver, do; bark Excelsior (He) Antwerp. nt States for numerous ca