The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1876, Page 12

NEW YORK DAY. The Citizens of the Empire State at the Centennial Exhibition, The Largest Attendance Ever Known. GOVERNOR TILDEN’S RECEPTION. Imposing Parade of the Police. Puttapxruta, Sept. 21, 1876, “Im accordance with the programme of the Centennial Commission, by which cach of the original thirteen colonies is to have Sts special day at the Exhibition, to-day was set apart for New York, Tho arrangeme’ with the ratiroad companies and the various mu bodies for having a large attendance from the towns and cities of the State have been heretofore described in tho Henat, with the proposed programme of to- day’s celebration. All the plans seem to have been carried out successfully, many thousands of people were enabled to see the nibition who ‘wou! bot otherwise have tb the opportu. | mity of coming, and, in brief, the New York day has been a great success, the attendance having been larger than upon any day since the open- Ing of tne gates, It was noteworthy, however, that nearly all the visitors were from New York city. There were not many from the interior towns of the State, At one o’elock 111,588 paying visitors had passed the turnstiles, end before six o'clock the number had reached 124,000, according to the estimates of the De- partment of Admissions, in addition to the 11,000 free | admissions, lis is suid to be a greater multitude than has ever been present at one time at any international exhibition at the full rate of admission. The puniber of passenger cars which had arrived at the Centennial depot of the Penusyivania Ratroad from the New York division upto three o'clock was 235, Lringing about 20,000 passengers. It is probable that avout fifty more curs came in later in the da} the Bound Brook route, the new line to) the usual trains were run. hor specials, but this road brought a great many more than usual, The rates of fare over both lines were on the usual Centennial excursion tarif—from $2 to $5 for the round trip—according to the limitations as to time and trains, the $2 tickets being good only for the day, and tho $6 tickets for filteen days. SCENK AT THR STATE BUILDING, w York, As was to be expected, the New York Stato building | Was the chief object of attraction. As carly as nino o'clock the crowd commenced two congregate on the green sward in front, and by el five thou- Band people were anxiously waiting to catch a glimpse of Governor Tilden. The piazzas were crowded with citizens and officials ot New Yor Among the latter the following were noticeable:—Police Commissioners Smith, Erhardt, Wheeler and Nichols, Counsellor McLean, Aldermen Morris, Heas, Gross, Billings, Wade, Tuomey, McCarthy und Lewis, the latter reprosenting Mayor Wickbam. Many ladies graced tbe occasion with their presence. It was a matter of comment that so few officials out- nde tho city government were in attendance, The time originally set down for the opening of the levee was eleven o'clock; but the managers, expecting further arrivals from New York, postponed it until one P.M, much to the disappoiutment of the assemble multitude. THK NEW YORK POL! The 600 New York policemen ar oeluck ved at the C nial depot at five minutes of ten o'clock, After a pleasant trip of three hours. Accom: Panying the force were issioner Nichols, Superintendent Wailing, Inspectors Dilks and Speight and Captains McElwaine, McDonnell, Clinch Hedden, Allaire, Byrne, McCullough, Garland, Mou Washburn, Murphy, Ward, Steers, Robbins, Saun Bennett, Copeland and Acting Captains Osborn and Haggerty. On emerging trom tho cars thoy were met by Chict of Police Jones, of Pur pia, with an escort of 200 men, After friendly grectings between the Chieis of the two forces the New Yorkers were formed in line, headed by Gratuila’s nth tegiment baud and the Phuiadel police, ind the order to march was given, ‘Tho procession passed up Girard ayenue over the bridge to tho P. tround the Lincoln monument and into the grounds, viewed by thousands of spe marching was excellent aud tbe fine appearance ot the men Was univereally admired praisea, the Phi doipbia police addti f unquaiitied com- mepdation, On reaching the State building the force was dismissed to give the men an opportunity to see the Exhibition. Instructions, however, for reassembl- tng at hall-past two P.M, were given’ and the nen. glad to be relieved of restra.ut, hurried away singly. Precisely at one o'clock the Centennial band on the verandah of the New York building struck march as the signal (or Governor Tilden’s appt und soon afterward His Excellency’s coach appeared in the winding avenue leading to the buildin cheer arose as the Governor, bow and smiling, waiked up the pathway, leaning on the arm of Colonel Fred Conkling. 1 police struggled in vain to keep back the surging crowd, and some tune elapsed before the line of presentation was arranged. Cheer after Goveraor Tilden siood in the middle of the sastern f om, looking somewhat tired, but withal very happy. Near by were Colonel Pelton aud the State Commis sioners, Messrs. Havemeyer (wh guest the Governor is during wid Colonel Conk A cordial shak 8 stay in town), Felix Campbell of the hand and a few hurried words of greeting were the only ceremonies observed toward the througs of visitors a# they passed through the m. After an hour of handshaking it was ed by the managers that the Governor should greet the assemblage en masse, and, advancing to the veranda, he was Introduced by GOVERNOR TILDRN’S SPRECI. Alter the cheering had subsided Governor Tilden mpoke as follows: — Laviks aNb GextLemes-—My right arm 1g not wearied witt the hearty grasp o! the thoasands who have seized it with the force of a single sh iA voie “40,000 here couldu't get im.) But committee have warned ine thatthe ceremony could not bo brought tgaa end iv the time aslotted to you, and bave therclore instructed ime to make my acknowledy ments to ypu en masse, Ladies and gentlemen, | tender You iny cofdial salutation, ove and I have come ere to-day to perforin an ¢ duty—to put the tural power ang the oficial authority of the great State of New York by tho side of that of Pennsyivania; to testily our appreciation and sympathy ia bebaif of 6,000,000 of people. 1 thank you tor your cordial and tompiete salutation, one aad wil, and bid you adieu,’ {Prolonged cheering.) vernor Tilden then jeft the building, and, in com- pany with General Hawley, visited Machinery’ Hall. At half-past two o'clock the police were iormed in line trouting the State building, and soon atterward the Governor returned and waiked the entire length of tho line, accompanied by Colonel Conkling, and in- apected the force, His Walk was a pericet ovation, the populace cheering voci!crously. At the conclusion of the inspection the Governor ascended the upper Ferandab of the building and was introduced to the police by Superintendent Walling in the following speech :-— GENTLEMAN OF THE PoLice For ot introducing to you our present heard some person say as I came UF next President, (Cheors.) give th Thr y rs were given in reaponse and Goverfior Tilden advanced to the side of General Smith and spoke as jollowe:— GENTLEMEN OF THR cs Derantueyt—I have teen the order and efficiency displayed by your de- partment with great sw tion. I huve witnessed With pride the movements of the police force of the Empire city of the Unitod States. Lam glad ty meet you and I give yous cordial greeting, Tam proud of the perfection displayed by you and I congratulate the tity of New York upon the eflicieucy of 118 police de- partment. (Three ‘The forco was then marched i, review four abreast past the State building, after which they were again disbanded. ‘The remainuar of the #fwrnoou was well improved by men and offivers, tho latter m many tases being the guests of the Vb used every ineans to make the try At ball-past six 2. M. tho men fepot. They were escorted to the vars in waiting by Chief Jones, and atter farowel cheers hwartily given to the Philadelphia police and to General Passenger Agent Carpenter, of the Pennsylvania Kailroad, tor his Kindness and generosity, the train started for New York. The special car the members of the Board of Aldermen was hitebed on and the City Fathi nd officers of the force sat down ty an excel- lent repa ‘The journey home was characterized by a general food feeling, wil expressing themselves as most highiy plenved with the day's experience. Corumissioners Erhard, Wheeler and Nichols, who returued with the lorce, Were weil pleased with the discipline of the men. At New Yerk crowds 6f citizens were found iu wait- Ing to receive tho men. The baud struck up @ lively wirand the line of march was takea up to Union square plaza, where the men disbanded, ‘The various civil officiuls uccompanying the force also in line and marched in good order. Calcium threw a brilliaut glare on the column as it passed, and at several points Greek fire showed the column's perfection, Au incident at the Centennial grounds that caused po little comment, by reason of ite singularity, was that while Governor Tilden was hoiding tis levee at tho New York State building Prosideut Grant was im the ‘Britiah building. the next adjgjning enjoyable. Hino ine near the Over | There were no excursions | hia oftcers, who | | | | | | | | | | | | | merni | all who participated, | to his j its surprise NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. YELLOW FEVER. TACRRMENTS IN SAVANNAH.. Savayxan, Ga, Sept. 21, 1876. The total number of interments to-day was twenty- one, of which sixteen were from yellow fever, Among the deaths to-day was that of E. W. Marsh, amp R THE SAVANNAH SUFFERERS. Norvork, Va., Sept. 21, 1876. The City Council to-day voted $1,000 for the Savan- nab yellow fever sufferers, and purses are being sent to attend the sick, HELP FROM THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE. A special committee was appointed yesterday by the President of the Produce Exchange, Mr. L. J. N. Stark, on public charities. The committce consists of the following gentlemen, who are now engaged in collect ing funds for the sutferors by yellow fever in Savannab, to whom they have already forwarded $500:—Messrs, James Arkell, A. RK. Orr, J. W, MeCullob, A. 8 Spauld- tng, A. Bonnell, E. Hincken, W. Blanchard, E. R. Liv- ermore, E. Al Kent, J. 'H. Drake, 2 ‘Mills, C. R. Hickox, L. B, Shaw, E. H. Tompkins and Josiah Macy, Jr. CONTRIDUTIONS TO THR FOND, ‘the foliowing subscriptions are acknowledged by ‘orge Yonge, Treasurer Railroad Agonts Committee, t bis ollice, No. 409 Broadway :— Amouut previously acknowledged. $1,621 50 Mrs. CL. Spencer. passa 200 00 Hawk, Waite & Wetherbee (Windsor Hotel 100 00 | Hogers, Peet & Co, 26 00 New York Sun 5 00 ee eating seseese $1,951 60 8. Luthrop, Treasurer of the Committee Chamber of Commerce for the relief of the suf terers by the yellow fever in Savannah, acknowledges the receipt of the following additional subscriptions :— Ivion, | Blakeman, Cash, P. W. & Go. Taylor & Co, Cast, M& Q Total. Jad te Parson & Loud....... 10 Eugene Kelly enjamin J. Wenberg (:7 \ehasileesste stink | (additional), . Wil 50 G. F, Bulley. ye James E, Ward & Co, 26 10 Funch, Edye & Co.... 26 Cash, W. & Co ee FM. G, Cash, J. 0, W a. Jobo H. Cash, M. Hernis en | Willam Nibl Henry Weish. . 100 Ferdinand Stagi Wendell, Hutchinson Jobn D, Jones, & Co, secceeee 100 Murray, Ferris & Co,, 100 Charles H. Marshall 60 Thomas Dunham’ Nephew & Co... Doliner, Potter & C Frothingham & Baylis 60 J, B.& J, M. Cornell.. 150 26 M. Morgan’s Sons..... 100 25 Latham, Alexander & 25 (Co. “J. R, Old Dominion ship Co, by Bell, Vice Pi Isauc ident, 100 Barling & 1 sutton & Co. 25 Elizavet LH ae Corduge Compan 25 Skiddy, Minford & Co. 100 DeG. & Co.. 10 Hill Brothers, + 60 mith & Co, 10 2 50 t, White € Co, 10 — Benjamin Carver, 2,573 Thotwas MeLean...... 10 J. G, Whipple. 10 1,500 Total... SAREE RS UO PETE S. LATHROP, Treasurer. 8. H. Eckman, of Savannah, Ga, (office, No, 9 Thomas street), acknowledges receipt of the following contributions to the fund for tho relief of the yellow fever sufferers 19 Savannah :— Amount previously During, Milliken ucknowledged....$2,660 Co. 50 George CG, Richi EN. & W. ay son & Co. Wheelright, Ander- E. R. Mudge, Sawyer’ son & Co. aay & Co. + 100 Caroline Perry, (Ho- Harding, Colby &Ca, 100 boken, N.J.J..... 10 Fred Victor & Achehis, 50 Total... seesees $3,125 Erroncously reported in yesterday’s edition, J. L. Brewer Broa. & Co, should bave been J. L. Bromer, Bro. & Co,, $100. the folowing was Ikewise received by Mr. Eck- man:— Sxrr. 16, 1876. sterday, authorizing me to draw on even nd this Mr, Jacob Erustein called up with a cheek tor tho auth t. ‘Thanks for your prompt action im be if of our people. The tever is working its tell course amoug the poor and destitute in the western portion of our city and will probably run its course until all the material likely to be aiected by it hus been exhausted. Lindulze the hope that the epide jie has reached its climax and that in a day or two tho ceath reeord will begin to lessen, Yesterday's re- ports were in excess of our preceding interments, thero hi og been thirty-one burials, twenty-seyen of which” were from yellow fever. We Shull need all the pecuniary help that you @gn send us, as the cails from the sick and suffering ure excessive, und wi nearly one-half of the colored: pope of 8: sides our own destitute peopi ir. MeFarlui First Presbyterian chureh, i so is Mrs. Wilder, who is b; ath ‘very unfavorable tor the sick, having chang during the nicht to ar chilly atmosphere, with every in- quinoctial storm. Alderman Ballantyne is sick, but is doing well. I saw him thix morning. The of the Aldermen are well. Yours, yg sincerely. E.G. ANDERSON. My Dear Eoxu. telex fy your house for $1,000 RECAPITULATION. Acknowledged by George Yonge. +$1,951 50 Acknowicdged by Chainber st Commerce... 4 Acknowledged by 8, H. Eckman... Total..... A TRIBUTE TO HEROISM. ++ $9,149 50 PRESENTALION TO REY. FATHER THOMAS ADAMS BY THE LIVE SAVING BENEVOLENT AS- SOCIATION OF NEW YORK. Last eveuing, atthe residonce of Rev. Father Mac- Dowell, No, 141 East Forty-third street, an affair took place which did particular honor to one individual, re- flected credit upon the promoters and gave pleasure to It was the occasion of the pro- sentation of a watch dy the Life Saving Benevolent As- sociation to Father Adams for his rescue of an unfor- tunate woman from drowning. The doed ts well re- membered by many, but its worthiness will permit of a brief repetition of tho details. Upon the night of the 11th of February last a woman, crazed by misfortune, attempted to ond her wretched existence by precipitating herself into the East River from the deck of a Williamsburg terry boat. Though Inany on board the crowded steamer saw the act, there was but one who dared attempt a rescue. Thut was the truly reverend Father Adaing, of Brooklyn, who, without hesitation, plunged into the dark aud’ ehiliy waters to save the life of a strang, unfortunate human being. He struggled long and bravely to support the sinking Woman, and, when nearly exhausied, was taken, with the life bo had saved, on board a friendly boat. Such was the deed and such the man whom an as- sembiage last evening delighted to honor, Shortly aiter eight o'clock, when ail the guests had arrived, Mr. L. 1. Coudert, who had been requested by the as- sociation to make the presentation, stepped forward to pertorm his pleasant task, He addressed Father Adams in eloquent terms; brielly recounted the history and objects of the society which he represented; elo- quently related the story of the rescue, and atter de- clariag that there never was x more meritorious pre- sceptauon, gave the watch to Father Adams, The latter, in accepting the token, gave uttoranco feelings of pride and ‘thanklulness in zlunguage. Ho said this was exactly the tenth 4iy of bis ordination to the priesthood, and he was well satistied to. mark the occasion with an onor sogreat, He desired Mr. Coudert to convey nis full thanxs to the association, and jocosely re- marked that to be “watched and chained” by such as tney was to him no slavery. He alluded also with graiitude (o Captain Lewis, of the steam tug Uncle Ned, without whose timely aid both be und his burden might have sank below the waves. Father Adam's reply was heartily applauded, and he was warnly congratulated by the friends present, ‘The watch is a beautiful piece of mechanism, manu- factured by Hammond It is a chronometer watcn, of heavy goid, with double cases and a long, neck chaib, Upon the ‘nner side of one ot the case tt bears an appropriate iuscription to the recipient. im- mediately ajiwe the presentation the hospitable Fathor MacDowell invited the guests to an elegant repast, whieh was thoroughly enjoyed, Atmong those present whose names havo not been meniioned are Me. 8, N. Saiomon, Mr. C, Coudert, i Joseph Donahue, Hon. Wilam B, McCleery, Father McCloskey, Father H. C. Pratt, Father Lillie, Hon, William B, Von Sachs, Mr, John T. Dillon, Mr. William A, Seaver, Mr, Theo. MeCabill, Mr. Benjamin MeCabill, Dr. ©. J. MeGuire and Mr, J. B. Lichtenstein. DRAMATIO NOTE. The Buffato Courier speaks of Mr. Wallack and his play of ‘Rosedale’ in the following very complimentary terms:—‘‘Mr. Wallack’s drama of ‘Rosedale’ calls for no especial commentary at this time; it has been bo- velit! unut | fore the public tor years, and although some slight additions have been made to its ‘business’ without improving it it is the same old favorite and will always command agreeable attention, Some of its situations have not been approached on the latter-day stage, and re as bewitchingly fresh and effective as ever, Of the Elliot Gray of Mr, Lester Wallack there is nothing new to be said, His impersonation has passed into dramatic history as a most admirable per- formance, and we bave only to indorse the sound judg- ment of the historians. His grace, elegance and manit- ess are 8¢ well Known to tho country that it ix supers tiuous to refer te them only se far as is necessary to associate Uiem with the character under considera: tion, Indeed, no patron of Wailack’s Theatre aceds to be reminded of the fact that Lester Wallack is a fine looking gentleman, of dignified bearing, easy and uracetul carriage, Of very greut persoua! magnetism Aud a copsummate artist. These qualities shine cutin Kihot Gray, and in some of tho scenes his power of individual.zation 18 displayed with woudertul effective- hess—-we refer More particularly 10 the scene im the Gypsy’s camp, Where his character acting is superb, Mr. Walluck’s performance won abundance of applause, end twice be was enthusiastically called betore the cur- tain”? SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATKS OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTES OF SKPTEMBER AND OCTOBRE, ila, | Destination Office. Liverpool..15 Broadway .| Liverpool. 87 Broadway 2 way 7 Bowhng Green 17 Bowling Green 2 Bown dreea 5d Broadway Wy “0 \dway Alzerin.. 4 Bowling Green St of Poun 72 Broadway Lessing, 161 Broadway Brivaun) “182 Bresdway Keypt roadwa: Holiand. 49 Broadway Angli 7 Bowling Bolivin, 7 Rowling Green Oder, }2 Bor ig Green Labrador ,) 35 Broadwa Hotnnia, | Liverpool. :]4 Bowling Green Dakota... Liverpool. .] 29 Broadway Vieland.. Hambarg,./61 Broadway | City ot Berlin 15 Broadway Italy... 89 Broxdway Main, Bowling Green Frisin 61 Broadway Germanic! 21 [Livernorl. [37 Browiway Cimbria, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. ‘26,|Hambarg..i61 Broadway NIGH WATER BUN AND MOOX | Gov, Island. ove 11 37 Sun rises, Sun sets. Sandy Hook.....eve 10 62 Moon sets . Hell Gate......morn 1 24 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 21, 1876. ARBIVALS. REPORTED BY THE URKALD STRAM YACHTS AMD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Bteamer City ot Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana Se} with mdso and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. 19th inat, Int 4 48, lon 7 0 a ty of Housto 2uth, lat 37 32, lon 74 35, y Havana; same duy,' lat 3749, lon 74 32, steamer Churlestou—all ‘bound south, ‘Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Rienmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and’ passengers to the Old Dominion Steamsintp € Siunuer Harrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia, with coal to the Reading Rit Co. Bark Albert Victor (of Greenock), Johnson, Calcutta March 13, via Demerara 29 days, in ballast to RJ Cortis, Sept 11, lat 4 lon 65 W, spoke ship Lottie Warren (Br), from. Calcutta tor Boston: 12th. lat 39, lon bark showing letters HWAMG, from Philadelphin toi Bark Osmi Dubrovacki (Aus), Marianovich, Cardiff 30 days. in ballust to order, Was 14 ‘day of the Banks, with strong W and NW gale: ull Bark Roycroft (of Annapolis, Ns), Purdy, Dublin via Syd- ney CB, @ days in balluse to dW" Parkee & Co. Aug 20, 48.35, lon fell in with and boarded the abandoned 1d; she appeared to be in i sehr Jouquins (Sp), good condition. fore report , Badeslovieh, Sligo 45 days, in ballast orge (Ger), Stefens, Hamburg 49 days, with mdse to Chas Luling oO. Bark Heepubae (Ged: Foremaum, Hambarg 40 days, with di Kuop & Co, ™ifurk Sagn (Nor), Toe, Rotterdam $9 days, in ballast to Bark with ompty barrels to Funch. Kdye & Bark Graham's Pol Clapp, Cronstadt July 23, with empty barrels to J Atkins & Passed Elsinore Aug 7; had westeriy winds and foggy weather to the Banks, (rom th heavy westet ales Sept_ 12, lat 42, lon 55, spoke park Sturia Rose (en fron New York for Stottin; she had cucountered # violent gale on the 10th, which caused her fo leak badiy: had at the tine spoken 3g feet of water in about 10iuches per hour; the y by bim, which we did antil th 15th, then sent the chief oflicer on board to ascertain If we could render them any further assistance, or if they to leave tho vessel, but they thought they could get her into Malitax, und when | 5, with » light WNW wing, w Brig Saliata, Griff Zittlosen, Pasved spoko whaling bark A It Tuck 100 bbls oil the day previous Brig Ruby, te ‘Barbados 18 days, with molasses to D Trowbridce & Co.| Brig Munson (of Scarsport), Smith, Bonaire 14 days, with sult to master; ivbound to Bangor; put in for a bar- bor. ‘Brie F H Jennings, Mahoney, Baltimore 7 days, with coal to master. Is bound to Portland; put in for » harbor. ‘Schr Pilot's Bride, bidridge, Fajordo, PR, 12 days, with sugar and molasses to S W Lowis. Had light southerly winds to Sept 17; then had a heavy gale from SSW to NW, lasting 0 hours. Ati Allee Bello (of Waroharn', Cammous, Pensacola 19 ays, with lumbor te Souder & Adams. Selir Wake, Budd, Jacksonville 21 days, wita tamber to Alsop & Clark. rd J Pharo, Cranmer, Alexandria, Sebr Win Allen, Lewis, Alexandria tor New Haven, Sehr Carrie, Johnson, Alexandria for Fall Ri Sehr John G Wright, Brown, Virginia, Schr MG Leonarc, Wardell, Virginia, Schr Moderator, Bugbee, Virgiui, Sehr WH Thorndike, Bushman, Virginia + Schr Thox ft Woolsey- Osboro, Virginie. Behr D J Wheat Virgima, Schr O Curtis, Curtis, Virginia, the well ani king captain requested w Sehr E P Simpson, Boyce, Virginia. Schr C W Olcott, French, Virginia, Sehr Rhoda Holmos, Burr, Georgetown, Schr Mary F Corson, Nickerson, Georgetown, DC, for Bos- Put ii for a Larhor, orgetown, DC, for Now Havon. ker, Georgetown, DO, for London. Seber Frank Levering, Sehr Wa Walton Selir $8 Harding. Smith, Philadelphia, Sclir Dindem, Gray, Castine 17 days, with plaster to John King & Ce. 2Q” Barks Seth (Aus), and Agir (Nor), which were an- chored iu the lower bay, came to the city yesterday, PASSED THROUGH HELL Garg, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City ot New Bedford, Fish, Now Bedford for New York. Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence for New York. Seur James Henty, Snow, Somerset for Now York. Brig Florence, Rathburn, Mystic for New. York, Schr Entire, Kinnear, Norwich for New York, Schr J H Youmans, Reed, New London for New York. n, Pawtucket for New York, Rockport tor New York, Sehr G L Lovell, Boston for New York. Sehr J G Huntington, Providence for New York. Schr A M Acken, Providencs for New York. Schr Ontario, Burdett, Providence for Now York, Sebr Mary Pear on, Pearson, Kennebec for New York. Sehr Sarah Jano, Sintth, Providence for New York. Schr Elm City, Kelly, Eust Greenwich for Ne Belir Dorn Williams, Williams, Kenneboe for New York, Schr Frances E Providence for New York, Schr R F Colton, Watts, Providence for New York, Beir Neilic Eaton, Tdwnsend, Calais for New York. Sehr Peter Ritter, Kelsey, New London for Now York. Sehr N iddletown, Ct, for New York. Walls, Wareham for New York. Sehr Bixck Diamond, Smith, Pawtucket w York. Schr Speedwell, Spaulding, Portland for New York, yght Bilon Duftiold, Chatheld, Vortland, Ct, for New ‘ork. Sclir Zelin, Holowell, Calais for New York. Schr John 'Stockham, Hurt, Providence for New York, Sehr FO Smith, Baker, Providence tor New Yor! Sehr Wanderer, Adams, Providence for New Yor! Schr Ocean Hello, Mills, H nv Island for New York. Rehr Caroline Knight, Gray, Rockland for New York, Sehr Mary Browor, Brewer, Rockland for’ New York. yy Sche Rebort Bamith, Sprague, St teorxe, Me, for New ‘ork. Schr Josephine, Myers, Bridgeport for New York. Bele Surah K vones, Deming, Boston (or New Vorm, Sehr Express, Kennedy, Rucklaud tor New York, Schr H G Bird. Buckingham, Rockland for New York, Schr Luna, Wells, Providence for New York. Schr Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelley, New Bedtord for New York. selir Holen, Chase, New Bedford for New York. The steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett, from Boston for New York, arrived off Whitestone at 7:30 PM and anehored, BOUND EAST. ora, Johnson, New York for Portiana, G jenrse, New York for Boston. Olive Avery, Baltimore for New Haven, Sebr Orlundo, Young, Hoboken for Fail River, Sehr A © Noyes, Baxer, Port Juhnson for Providence, Sehr Leonora, Young, Port Johnson for Boston, belir Boston, Nickerssn, Port Johnson lor Boston, Senr Judge Tenney, Morris, New York for Boston, Sche H Mag. Haten, New York for Providence, Seur Rit n. Harris, Port gobuson for Providence, Sobr M W Griffing, Stocking, Elisabethport for New Ifa en. ‘Neher J L Leach, Brooks, Georgetown, DC, tor New Ha ven, ‘Schr Brazos, Tyron, Woboken for Providence, Behr Wm Buck, Mills, Georgetown for Providence, Bebr SJ Smith, Smith, Port Johnson for New Haven. CLEAKED, Steamer Pommerania (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg vis Plymouth—Kungardt & Co. Steamer Columbus, Reed, Havana—Wm P Clyde & Co, h—Geo Young, er Rapidan, Ker York Steamer Magnolia, Da; —Geo Young, Steamer Gulf Stroam, Crowoll, Charleston—J W Quintard ina, Richards, Philadelphia—Jas Hand, ora, Jounson, Portland—J * Amon, Boston—t F Dim: lup Bebas (N Bark Freeman Dennis (Br), Fletehe: Hincken. Hark Lalia W (Br), MeNoill, Dunkirk—J W Parker & Co. Bark Primavera (tan, ‘ncace, Trieste—Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Oreste (Ital, Megna, Gibtaltar for orders—Funeb, wiig Will N Clements (Bt), Lewis, London—Richard 8 0 Brig Ana (Sp), Bertram, Coranna (Spain)—J M Cel # Sac Roanoke (Br), Weblman, Porto Cabetlo—Dallett, Boulton & Smith, Liverpool, NS—Boyd & Hincken, Whitney, Sierra Loone—Yates & Por adison Holmes, Bay! Hie Clark, Clark, 3t John, NB. ¥ . Barter, Galveston— lt W Loud & Ca, Sehr Venie, Price, Char ED Hurlburt, Pointer, Dill, Providence—Fergason & Wood. Fashion, Carberty, New Haveo—Cariwright & Doyle. ‘Sloop Mary Dalias, Drake, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. 8, London—Boyd & pula, Wind at midnight, ENR. MARITIME MISCELLANY We are indebted to the purser of the stenmer City ot Vera Crus, from Havana, for favors. Barx 01 fr Uteal for New Caledonia (not as petorek, Gee tonsils weveked (uo date Toported), cn teow: frrow real ‘The captain and crow have arrived at Anck- | fend Nz Barx Emnca (Br), from Baltimore for Queenstown, before meron in collision, returned to Baltimore Sept 21 for re- BRia (not steamer) Grectan (of Jerse NF. Ind atrack on tl doned by t! stress of weather during the night she ef and disappeared. No portion of the vessel or cargo Sen Cantor, Carroll, from Pet reported), put back to Hampton proceeded above Newport Ne the anchors and dragged into lighten her, some of the whent raburg for Boston (bef acs 18th Inst, sand fini Rock York, enconntered a hoavy NE gale on the 16tb inst, dur! which she shipped larce quantities of water. had ‘foresail and {ib split and broke forecaff, he proceeded to Hampton Roads and auchored near Hampton Bar, where sbe rode out the gale of the 17th inst, Scux Joux T Way, Wheatley. from Philadel mond, at Nor‘olk 19th, encoantered @ heavy cale on the 16th inst, durin whieh she sprung leak, loxt Hib and for gaff, aud sprang the mainboom. The vessel arrived in Hampton Roads at 7 PM, where she rod of funday. ScunJ J Drew, Pronch, at Jacksonville 15th from B fant, collided with'the acht Onward on Aug 5. in Roothba: ‘The Onward attempted to eross the bow of the Drew, and in doing so had her mainsail damaged and unbung main- boom. “Damage to Drew slight. Scwn Axa W Baxx, Snowman, from New Baltimore, ashore at Henry. beach si orfolk 19th to make ar- ranger wing veasel und eareo. Scun GuENXKose (Br). Thompson, from Port Caledonia for Boston, pnt into alitnx Set 17, leaky. She had previous! nt into. Tange ‘ter jettivouing 40 tons of coal. iM probably re + Scun J B Jouxsox, Rose, from Osborne Landing, Jam Rivor, for New ¥ rfotk 19th inst, bi in Hampton Road: Milton, which dravged tnto her. The latt as before renorte ‘Scn& A Consox, Dritton, before reported lost near James Point on,the 170h, was valaed at $1,200; cargo of eyprose Jura " ScuxL © Srexcer, Moore (not as before), drageed her chor in the late guie and I# ashore at Poplar Inland. Sonn Lxocanta. from Philadelphia for Newmarket, at Vineyard Havon 2th. is leaking badly around rudder pos! Scie Annonen of Ellsworth, before reported passed di 0, was towed into Gloucester AM yy sche vessel was sunk, masted and rndder 01 Sens 21 by ae Hector. The wreck of schr Chas P Sinnickson, from Richmond. Va, for Pilindelphia, before renorted sunk near Indian Rive was towed to Delaware Broakwater night of Sept 20 by tl stoanitug Teenmseh. Havana, Sent 21—The American schr W T Byrne, Capt Benson, from Philadolphin for 8t Johns, PR, was thrown on her boainends and damaged during the hurricane at Porto co. MAcnALES Istanps, Sept 15—Abont two-thirds of the enrgo of doals from tho wrecked brig Urda have been saved by salvors—ail in a damaged stat Newmers, NC, Sept 2: adelnhie wtih coal for Key West, tx ashord at NC, and badly str d. ‘he carco ts 0 meat, and, as far a. Newcastit adelphia for below here in PM by steamtui Schrs Lucy Graham, and Wm Ward, and sloop Jane Ma- tilda remain unchanged. Partics aro at work on achr © L Cobb, ashoro at Task: {This vessel Portsmouth, ed by the govern: ‘y Standish, from Phil- al laden, which was driven ashore {the 17th inst, was hauled off this with every prospect of her coming off. be: fore reportea # complete loss. | Ww PORT, Sept 21—CaptaintT +ylor. of the schooner Fred from Rocknort, Mo, for Barbados, with ice, elves the following additional ‘particulars of the dicaster to his vos- sel :—"When ninety miles south from Gay Head we ran into @cyclone, the wind at the time being northeast, blowing steady, with a rising barometer. At 4 o'clock on the morn- ing of the 16th the wind shifted to southeast, and soon after- ward ft almost died awey. Wo raninto a hoavy cross soa, Joxt our forerail, and vessel Ixy on her beam ends for two hours. After she was righted we squared away for the near. est harbor, which was Newport, where we arrited night of the 18 already reported.” Tha P G will be repaired here as soon as possible and proceed. Messrs Johm Waters & Co, wreckers, deny. the report that the libel has been raised on the schooner Marv Augus- ta, of Ellsworth, Me, and that her owners have settled with thom for getting her off from Block Island last spring. The vossol lies at Long Wharf, and before she will be fit for ser vieo will require a considerabie outlay of money, Poutraxp, Me, Sept 21—The US steamer Myrtle versel 60 tons, name anknown, hailing from Machi: Bold Istand, Deer Ixle thoroughfare, lying’ on nends. Her cargo of potatoes and kilnwood was wash- ing ot and she was apparently deserted and broaking w WILMINGTON, NU, Sept 20--During the lato hurricane sher Mary Wheeler was blown ashore on the east side of the river, no: to the eld Orton lighshou beach, Sehra Lait own on Bald He: Lorenzo, Cupt Runvell, was dragged from her moor- {nes in the chanel noar the Inlet and thrown on the boaeb, AUNCHED—The new sb'p Portland Llords was succoss- fally lwunched from t] ‘ard ot George Russell, at Hust Deering, Sept 30, She {s owned by J 8 Winslow and others, and will be commanded vy Capt Chase, NOTICE TO MARINERS. orts a ny Thi bnoy, end of Point Al mn Bar, is reported will be replaced on aa practicable, By order of the Lighthouse Bo: GEOKGE DEWEY, Commander USN, Lighthouse Inspector Second district, Bosrox, Sept 19, 1576. WHALEMEN, Rar-See arrivals at this port. Arrived at Vineyard Haven Sept 20. schrs Sarah F Lewis, from Hatteras Ground, of and for Boston, with 135 bbls k, No 3, which marks the gone. The same oil; Quickstep, from 4a, of and for Provincetown, with 7: do sp and 15 do binokfisi’ oll; Antarctic, do for do, with 60 > SPOKEN, Ship Martha Cobb, from Bath for New Orleans, east ond of Bt Doral (Br), 51 ppt 2, off mpson, from Port Townsend for Mel- . lon 165 B, fat 2 Ship ‘Continental, jark, from New York for San Fran- eiaco, July 25, lat 7 Bark Nonpareil, F }. lon 22 40, 3, from Boston for Port Elizabeth, June 30, Lat 30, lon 46 20, quirk Summor Cloud (of Leith), July 31, lat 19 8, lon 34 ark M & E Cann (of Yarmouth, NS), bound west, Sept 13, lat 47 51. | M42, Bark Western Nea, of and for Boston from Miragoaue, wath e Mary Fink Dyer, from Leghgra for Boston, Sept 1 ee ee ee Sehr Nellie J Dinsmoro, Parker, from Gloucester, E, for Sydney, CB, Sept 15, lat 45 12, lon 41, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Antwenr, Sept 21—Arrived, ship BD Motealf (Nor), Knadsen, Baltimore. Sailed 30th, barks Johann Ludwig (Ger), Holljos, Balti- more; Thou 8 Falek (Nor), for New York. Auxeperx, Sept 20—Sailed, ship Asiana (Br), Passone, United States. Barxow, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Henry A Burnbam, Ray- ner, Musquash via Queenstown. Buisto., Sept 20—Sailed, bark Delta (Nor) Casparson, Southwest Pass. Bxurast, Sept 20-Salled, bark Lothair (Br), Holiywood, North America. Catania, Sept O—Arrived, brig Mirra (Ital), Romano, Philadelphia, Caxpirr, Sept 21—Sailed, schr Elisabeth M Cook, Cook, Cardenas Dasxtzic, to Sept 20—Arrived, bark Mirande (Nor), Ander- son. Philadelphia. Exsivonx, to Sept 21—Arrived, brig John W Hont, Hunt, New York tor Dantsic. Exmovutn, Sept 21—Sailed, bark J EB Holbrook. Leavitt, United States. Gvovcxstxn, Sept 21—Sailed, bark Sator (Aus), Prot United St Gtorattan, Sept 15—Arrived, bark Bolivar (Aus), Geroll. mich, York. Gxnoa, Sept 70—Arrived, echr M B Millen, Young, Phile- deipbia. Hayne. Sept 19—Arrived, steamers South Tyne (Br), Hallett, Philadelphia; 20th, &t Laurent (Fr), Lachosnes, New York. Satled 21st, brig Camille (Br), Craig. New York. Hamacrc, Sept 21—Arrived, bark Bernardo (Ital), Sch fino, Baltimore via Queenstown. Sailed 21st, bark Ings (Nor), Bagge, New York. HULL, Sept 21—Sailed, brie Fannie B Tucker, Tucker, Protiand, Me. Metvorr, Sept 20—Sailed, bark Chasca, Washburn, Ne York; schr J W Bartlett, Bartlett, do. Lrrxrroot, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Chiloe (Br), Corkhil Portland, 0: 21st, steamor Minnesota (Br), Burwell, Boe: ton; bark Mary Lawton (Br), Oliver, Quebec. Sailed 21st, barks Sabine, Williams, United States; Osmo (Ras), Rantala’ do; Vibilia (Br), Kenney, do. Loxpox, Sept 21—Arrived, ship Caornarvon Castle (Br;, Robinson, New York. . Lucuoax—Arrived, bark Sophie R Lubrs, Googins, Ni York. Mataoa, Sept 20—Sailed. bark Busy, Kendrick, Philadel- phia. Quzxnstowx, Sept 21—Arrived, bark Dragi Dabrovacki (Aus), Percieh, Now York. Also arrived 21st, 2AM, steamer Italy (Br), Thomson, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). led 21st, steamer Dakota (Br), Holmes (fro pool), New Yor. * Rotrendax, Sopt 20-Cleared, bark Henry Knight, Ames, United Stases. Balled 2iet, steamer P Caland (Dutch), Deddes, New York (has been reported sailed trom Viissingen 18th). Soutuaxrtox, Sept 21—Arrived, t Laipsig (Ger), Moffman, Baltimore for Bromo: Liver- Sterrix, Sept 19—Arrived, bark Samuel Welsh, Spear, Richmond, Va; brig Fairfield (Hr), Morris, \Smanrxess, Sept 21-Sailed, scur Lissie Di Pictou, N3. ‘Tarnste, Sept 15—Arrived, barks Martino Gilento (Ital), York: Vittoria (Ital), De Martino, do; Gal. rota, do. ‘Texex, Sept 30—Satled, bark Latona (Nor), Jorgensen, annab, Yanwovra, Sept 21—Sailed, bark D H Bills, Penny, Uni- ted States. e- Lonvos, Sept 2—The steamer Canadian (Br), from Mon- I for Glasgow, whieh hi ashore noar Larne since rocks te day and beached in WEATHER REPORT. Lrvarroon, Sept 21, PM—Wi 8, light; barometer, in yorwovrs, Sept 21, PM—Wind ESE, modorate; fine, FOREIGN PORTS. Arxctso, Bept —_ port, brig Morning Light, Dill, for Ne ranino, Sept t2arrived, eehr Mand Barbone, Paluke, Truxit Ire} W7—arrived, brig Muriel in. Willams, Bidens, NB.” me Canpenas, font Snisezives. bark Florence Peters, Mou ford, Portland; Kate Carleton (Br), Grant, New York; Florence (1), ‘Hevena; 11th, 8 V Merrick, Lippincott, Railed 12th, bark RB Mulhall (Br), Wylie, north of Hat- teras: sehr Mary Fowler, Davidson, do. ‘Ciuwpcxcon, Bept liccarrived, brig alice Tarlton, Nick- erson, Machias, Sailed lith, brig Ricarda (: Tsern, Charleston; 12th, bark Barrica (Sp), Olaguibel, Galveston, Cow Bar, CB, Sept 18—Arnved, brig Beaver (Br), Wal- Ince, Donegal. Cleared 18th, sche Annie R Lewis, Lewis, Boston. hHaTHam, NB, Sept 13—Cleared, barks Andromeda, Nol son. Bristol: Sailor Prince, Jeffers, Cork: brig Ramble O'Neil, Troon; 14th, barks Brodront, Pedro, Sarkey, Gi erpool; 15th, Dew xean. Uiegins, Horton, In port Au Fields. both fa Gexoa, Sept Almeria. HoNoct. Aug 16—Arrived, steamer City of Sex Fran- cisco, Waddell, San Francisco for 5: Sailed Sept}, barks Conoma (| Alden Benso, Noyos San Francisco., Havana. Sept 19—Arrived, stoamor ‘City of New York, Timmorman, New York. Arrived oth, schr EmmaT Romne}, Norgrage, Philadel phiin: Tth. bark Robert Morrison, Fritainger, sth, sebr Sarah Potter, Wall, St dago: 14th, bri Virden, Collins, Philadelphia; 15th, Raven, Wile York: sehr Five Sisters, Cates. Machias, Salied 11h, schr 8 G King, er City of Mexico, Sherwood, 4th, bark Asia (Sp). Guexala, Pascaoula, red 13th, bark Maria (Ger), Lindeman, New Y: In port 1éth, brig Anes Barton, Knight, for Baltimore; achr Sarah Potter, Wall, for New York via Matanzas. Mxssiwa, Ang 28—Salled, brig Kate (se), Fader (from New York), Malta, MayaGvrz, Sept S—in port, schr Edward Lamoyer, Mulli- ken, for Newburyport, to sil about 15th. Maraxzas. sept 12—Arrived, sehr Geo Walker, Wilcox, Phiiadelphia; 13th, brig Proteus, Sherman, do. Sailed 10th, ships Jaime Cibils (Urazi, Vila, north of Hatteras: 13th, schr Albert H Waite, Drisko, acu GuoNTmHAL, Sept 19—Arrived, stedmor Vale, Parker, ranton. Cleared 18th, barks Seville, Reid, Gi Gloucester; Jedanesti Dabrovacki, Mu jeweastix, NSW, July 31—Sailed, ship Brown, San Francisco; Bayard (Br), Heard. do; Aug Arunde (br). Steer, do; 1th, Duchess of Argy’ (ir). Mathias, do: 224, bark Carpo, Murphy, d Nort Sypxev, CB, Sept 16—Arrived, steamer pont (Br), Horrvain, St Johns, NF (and sailed 18th for Gi vestgn up Able (Nor). Olsec, St Nazaire: brig Cheviot (Br), Lenty, elfant via Sydney? 18th, scbr Mattie A Frank- lin, Gitta, Gloucester, Es 10th, bark’ Gylar, Stenson, Piy- mouth, Para, Sept 1~In port sch J G Baker, for Now York. Ide. +Picrou, Bept 16—Arrived, barks Vaikyria (Br), MoQuar- rie, London: Flora (Br), Townsend, Lynn, Fort Mutorave, Sept 16—Passed, burk Edith Carmichaol (Br), McEaohren. from Liverpool for Bay Verte. Quinrc, Sept i9—Arrived, ‘ship Laxe Champlain, Bern- 2 e Es son, Live: M Cleared 19th, ship Dunrobin Castle (Br), Jackson, Aber- NSW, Ang 2—Safled, ships Star of India (Br), San Frenolvoo; 5th. City of Glasgow (Br), La- Kelloch (Br), Keogh. do; 12th. Raelan Cas. rnliet (ir), Duguid, do; 19th, Med 224, John o'Gaunt (ise), Lyall, do; 25¢h, . ta (Br), McCredie, for San Fran- t bark Anglo Norman (Br), for do. St Jago, Sept 2—Suiled, brigs P M Tinker, Barnard, Bos- ton via Guantanamo: 8th, Kingston (Br), Veale, Boston, <Br), Latta, de Ambrose (Br) Sa i= Arrive rk SW Holbroo, Mitchell, Card Clark, Stahl, New York, . ry ‘etitot, Havana. as , bark Mary A Mysharil br), ness. Vicroata, VI, Sept 13—Arrived, steamer Dakota, Morse, in Francisco. Salled 13th, ship Annie (Br), Gray, Shanghal, AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, sept 20—Arrived, schrs Oliver Ames, ‘Theo Dean, and Amelia A Jewell. —— for Georgetown. Satled—Steamer EC Knight, New York. BOSTON, Sept 21—Arrived, barks Eilida (Br). Queens town; Raciiel, Norton, Liverpool: brig Ernest, Lunt, De: grara: sebrs Kato, Swain, Barvados; Clarabel, Nickerson’ tondusit. d—Sobr Alice Burnham, Baxter, Philadelphia. Sallod—US steamer Aluskx, hr Hah Ewing (Br), ftom Rlo Grande took » pilot on the 20th but has not arrived up yet (122 M). BALTIMORE, Sept 21—Arrived, stenmer Vineland, Wowon, Now York: ship Gray Bagle, Lucas, Rio Janeiro; Bancock, King, do: Alpna (Nor), And Liv rig Anna Maria (Br), berbico vii Hampton’ Roads; mR Droev; Come up from Quarantine=Bark Purnette, Del Vendrell (Span), Ras, Havann. eturned—Hark Embla (Br), McKetzie, for Queenstown, before reported damaged by collision with ship Beethoven off Cove Point. Cleared—Steamers Braunschweig, (Ger), _Undentsch, Bremon: Win Lawrence, Howe: ; bark St Lawrence, Doe, Demorara: schrs Dayid T Taylor, Gaskill, Nasse Tda'o Cathamn, Potter, New York; Jas"H Moore, Donne, : s bark Georgiotta; brigs Little Susie, Svea; schrs Alico M Allen, Ben Borland. BANGOK, Rept 19—Cleared, schrs Daniel Webster, Wins- low, New York: Orentes, Candage. for a market. BATU, Sept 18—Arrived, sebr Mary J Cook, Boston, to Joad for Mobile; Roger Drury, do, to load for New York; Bosse E Dickinson, Dickinson, Satilla River. 1Mh—Sailed, schrs Allen Green, Hattie M Crowell, Crowell, Baltimore; Wm Wiler, Whar ton; 8 B Wing, Boleo, aud © W May, May, Philadelphia; V Lee Hickman, Kimmey, Georgetown, BOOTHBAY, Sept 17—Arrived, sehrs LB Sargent, Sar- nt, Bangor for Philadelphia; Redondo, Young, do for'New Gere ; Jas O'Donohue. Warren, Ellsworth for do. BRISTOL, Sept 20—Arrived. sclirs Young Teator, Pace: mire, Philadelphia; Amos Falkenburg, Early, do; Marcena Munson, Jr, Dayton, Kondout. BAKER'S LANDING, Sept 20—Arrived, schr Wm F Bur de ‘dams, Kondout. C STON, Sept 18—Cleared, brig Wexford (Br), Foster, Cork for orders, ik Marion (Br), Leadon, for a port in th m; schrs Jamus Bliss, Hatch, and Charl ley H Dow, Childs, Bi FORTR SS'MONROE, xept 2 . ships Storkors (Ger), trom. Delaware Breakwater: Lillie ‘Souland. (Br) from Sandy Hook; barks Preciosa (Ger), Valk, from EH. Giovanni D (Ital): trom Delaware Breakwater; Newlish Snow, from Rio Janvir from Hull: Mary 8 Gibson (Hr), Bl H Watjen (Ger), Watjen, from’ London (Bri, Harper, from Now York A Martinez (Br), Horn, from Delaware Breakwater: Mathilde (Ger), Krensien, from Belfast; Paco Varauco, from —; brig Caroline Kelly, from —— (ali for Baltimore), Mary Lowerison Passed oat—Barks Doris (Rus), for Wisbeash; Keystouo (Br), for Lyng; Jennie Armstrong (Br), for Queczstown (all from’ Baltiny JACKSONVILLE, Sept 15—Arrived, schra S 8 Kendall, Kendull, Bangor: Eveline, White, andJ J Drow, French, Beliast; 17th, J H Livingston, McDonald, do. MILLBRIDGE, Sept 10—Sailed, schr Gama, Eaton, New York. NEW ORLEANS, Sept 17—Below, bark San Fernando (Sp). Urtarte, from Havana. NORFOLK, Sept 19—Arrived, achrs John T Way, Whe: ley, Philadelphia for Richmond; H J Raymond, Freemat Phelps, Rhodes, New York; J B Johnson, lose, at Ri Cleared—Schr Georztetta, Curtis, Jamaica, NEW BEDFORD, Sept '19—Arrived, schr HT Hedges, Smith, Alexandria, ‘2uth—Arrived, schr M H Read, Benson, Philadelphi th, sehrs Highlander, Wood, Hobok Smith, snow, New York, —Netirs WF Green, Cummings, Baltimore; GL yw York: Hastings, Chase: Sen’ Pidgeon, Seave Hull; JG Muntingson, Butler: Evergreen, ar, Jt. Kelly; AT Rowland, owland, an . Crowley, do. NEWPORT, Sept 19, PM—Arrived, scbrs “Sarah Clark, Griffin, Philadelphia; Frod Gray, Taylor, Rockport for Bi barton, 18th—Arrived, schr Elm City, Kelly, East Greenwich for New York. 20th, AM—Arrived, sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Ha- voratraw. ‘Sailed—Schrs Sarah Jane, Sleeper, New York; EG Will- ard, Simonton, Portland for Philadelphia. PM—Arrived, schrs WD Saunders, Mott, Port Johnso Amos Briggs, Dunn, Haverstraw; Hattie L Curtis, Mann, Port Johnson ‘for Lynn; John Brooks, Fox, Elisabethport for Providence. NEW LONDON, Sept 20—Arrived, schr Twilight, New York for Allyn’s Point, Suiled—Schrs Win Colyer, New York; Mabel Thomas, Alexandria. NEW HAVEN, Sept 2\—Arrived, sehrs Romdeer, Harriot, Baltimore; Gratiam, Jarvin, Poughkoepal Emperor, Der rick, Jorvey sloop © Linch, rach, Kinqate 2ist—Arrived, brig L & W Armstrong, Gibson, RT. LUDLOW, Sept 13—Sailed, bark Forest ng, San Hraueisco, i ACOLA, Sept 11— Arrived, schrs Martha, Newman, Mobile; 12th, Liezie Heyer, Poland, Galveston. PHILADELVHIA, Sept | 21—Arrived, steamers Norfolk, Ford, Fall River; Achilies, Bacon, Newburyport; Reading, Colburn, Boston! Rattlesiake, Show, do; barks’ Bachelors (ir). Tooker, Liverpool; Pellegra Madre’ (Ital, Genoa: Padre (Aus), St jax; schrs Wallnce, P : Barnes, Btu Marietta Smi ae \. Preston, en port: Clio, Bramin, Millviile. amers Allentown, Tattle, Boston: Williams. Centipede, M do; Lancaster, in O Baker, Penuell, London; bari hignecto (Hr), Sh ills, Salem p n (Br), Dodd, Brisvol brig A’ Richardson, Drisko, Portland: schrs McFadden, Vortiand; A | Daly, Nason, Gardine: Elmer, Corson, Boston; A_ ik Bacon, ‘Haley, di Gifford, Barrett, do; Index, Garrison, ‘Twenty one Friends, Jeffries, East lia A Decker, Freeman, Wollfleet; © G Cran- mer, Providenes; JJ Moore. Franklin, ‘American Team, Lu w London; Jesse W Starr, Frink, Boston, Bennington, Edwards, Lney K Cogs: i, Sweet, Ipswien: WB Thomas, Cranmer, Providenc jed. Steamers Ohio, Ceatipede, Luneaster, Williams rt, and Allentown, Pofliwes, Del. Sept 21—Arrived,. bark Michelson, e Brig H B Jones, from Port Spain, ordered to Ni York, detail MOMTLAND, “Mle” Sept 19—Clonrod, sehr BF Lowell, Simpson, Kenuet Zist—Arrived, sclirs Odell, Kennebec for Albany; Alaska, w Haven. Norden, for Havana, di, er Vindicator, Baltimore; 7; Ocoanus, «Henry Ciay. Cor i Eve Diverty, Gandy, a ovan, Roudout; Julis Baker, He do for Apponame; Bersha, : Horazon, Leot, Haverstraw; Han- ackett, Verplank’s Point; Urbanna, Allen, Hannah, 4. phen :) Bow Jack. eli, Stapies do; Plough Boy, Hal- Trimmer, Felto, Albany; Nautilus, work, Jennie Kogers, Rogers, do; s.cops Juha ¥rod Brown, Hall, New ie Wickford, 1, Rogers, Philadelphia: Ton- ladeiphia, Schrs—M A MeGuhan, nde Ajuria, McBride, Ply jadelphin; Misi, Mf 4 _feonuouts China, Gott, Hoboken won, doy € Beveridge, Houghtaling, Noudout York. Philadelpia hia: PM Wheaton, Bi Fronton: Prank A dia, New York; Knima, w York, WIUCKET, Sept 20—Arrived. sehrs Imogene Diverty. Gandy, and Eva Diverty, Gandy, Port Johnaon, Salicd-Schrs Connections, Ailen, aud Miack Diaraond, Smith, New York, RICHMOND, Sept 19—Arrived, bark Niord (Nor), Lor- son. Antwerp via Hampton loads, to loud tor Burope: Fig Aabine (Nor), Blix, Rio Janeiro, tin do, in ballast, to low for Hrazil; sehr dotin F Kelsey, Steelman, Now York. Sailed—Schrs Maggie McDonnell, Steolma cony via Mary & Praveis, MeAndrew, Tremt via Oty t Blakely: Dabli ltowe, seabeck: Qsmy.!, Saunde tthe; Katie Flick! new), Gittann, do: brigs Hazw Walker, Columbia Cay mo A a Harding, Searth idaige, MeDermott, Hamboidt, y ia Atbrand, Antwerp. Clonred—B Romer aid ie ah oo SNe ae aR a eR A 8:6 P Shad PEE Ailes i ar ane Mi NORRIE SRE NE I eae nnn nee eee ee cs eis ved, ship Helicon, Howes, New York. PEDRO, Sept 12—Salled, brig Tanner, Williams, San Francisco, pGAYVANNAH, Sept, 21—Arrived. steamer Sas Jacinta, ‘ork; bari je (Ger), fur orders. ‘a LIVAN, Sept 16—Saiied, sehr Aon, Stratton, New 01 SALEM, Sept 18—Arrived, sehrs Empress, Emery, Sowth Ir G Rogers, Fletcher, Gardiner fof sn, Hopsins, Rockland for do. STONINGTON, Sept 19—Arrived. sebre Maury A Lovell Port Jonson; 8°S smith, Now York for Providence ( sailed 20tn). VINEYARD MAVEN, Sept 18—Arrived, achrs Sahwa, Mitchell, Hoboken, for Boston; Ethan Allen, Blake, Pore land for’ Phiimlelphia; Elwood Doron, Jarvis, Kennebec River tor New York. Saiiod—Schrs Lissie Dakers, Abby L Dow, R Rose, Mareas A Davis, Mary A Trainer, JH Crowley. Ophir, Kise B Emery. R Atwood, Nollie & Jornill, Mary P Hudson, fred Brabrook, Nancy J Day, Sea Pigeon, Carrie Belle, Bl- ‘wood Doron, wud ¥ Holden. 20th—Arrived, bark Roebuck, Cape {Coast Castle, WCAy for Buston; brigs Arabell (Br), Bridgeport for Windsor, Ns; Elsie (Br), Mayaguez for Boston; sclirs Olive Cros! Genoa for Boston; A H Edwards, Emma C Adella Carson, "CTL, Cottingham, BG. Anna V_ Bergen. Lucia B § Telumah, Bula M Watts, All ree Kringle, Henry D May, Win Marshall, Podro A Gran, Dic! Williams, Joseph Baymore, Ellu Matthews, Emma Heather, Elizabeth G Lee. James Ponder, and Johu Middletoa, Jr, Philatelphia for Boston: Northern Light, Mary Manka, Capitol, Charles Comeroy. xpd Alfred Keene, New York for do; Sallie W Kay lost boat), and Nellie O Paine, Georgetown, DC, for do: Lucy M Collins, Perth Amboy for do: Vista, Pride of the Hast, KS Billings, Viola, Wa ‘and Catawamtoak, Port Jotinson tor do; Mabel, New- for do; Winner, Archer & Reeves, D HW! Strout. Albert Treat, Fanny Flin and Al Ingalls, Hoboken, NJ, for do: Lighiship, Poughkeepsie for do: Goveraor Barton und Maggie’ Ellen, Del City for do; Harry L Whiton, M ‘Converse, Philadelphia for’ Por for _do; ings, Port Johnson Mah Cusliing, Now York fordo; Kate M, DO, for do; Benj Reed, Beard, (Br), and Quoday, do for St John, NB: Mary don aud Emma L Gregory, do far Rockland; Judge Low, for Ipswich ; Welcome Howe. (Br), do for Windsaw, NJ; Leonorsa, do for Newbi ort, Laconia, do Yor Bangor; Bella, toudout for Lyin: i P Hallock and James 8 Wate son, Philadelphia for do; M © Sprout, erth Amboy do; Sallie Mair, Philadolphia for lowell ; Three Risters, do for Boston, J P Leroy wt Boston jor Adele Tradell, do for Milford; Leocadia, do wo arket ‘Anna 8 March, Hoboken for ‘Quincy Polnt; Clara Ri in, do for Ipswich: Kmma_ A Curts, do for Dover, NH: Ann J Joughi in and N per; 3 Rewport for ‘St George, NB; Alexander Young, Rondout fot “Suiled, sehrs WH Whittaker, Adetla Corson and b Coltingham. WILMINGTON, NO, Sept 19—Arrived, steamer Wakely, New York. Wal RAM, Sept 19—Arrived, schr Blackstone, Wickson, New York. patCKFORD, Sept 19—Arrivea, schr Copy, Millard, Ale any. 2Uth—Arrived, sehr John Manlove, Parker, Port Jobuson. WARREN, Sept 20—Arrived, sehr Laura Kobinvon, Kelly 10 _ £ACHTS, &o, “AovEnrise, IN TRE EVENING TELEGRAM RATES—20 CENTS PER LINE OFFICE, 2 ANN ST. OR oa rd ae apes rm ae eee AL songer Steamboat, in good \e1 wo be HAZARD, rey No. 62 Harrison st, corner Want. MISCHLLANBOUS. STKAMBOATS, AY fy IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, RATKS—20 CENTS PER LINE. OFFICE, 2 ANN 8ST. REAT HORSE MEDICINE, ‘Dr, Tobias’ Venetian Horse Liniment, in pint bottles at $1, for the cure of colic, old sores, sprains braises, le the test in the world, or uo vay. Tovias’ Condition Po ‘warranted ‘to cure fover, bots, worms, give « fi certified to . and hundreds of other persons, Suid by the druggists and siddiers. Depot 10 Park place. OYAL HAVANA LOTIERY, OFFICIAL LIST OF DRAWING 978, WHIOH TOOK PLACE ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1878. seeeeeveset? ee: Bees SEEEE BEE SEEEEEEE e Bbeeeubenees a & t SEEEESESSERESSSSE ESS! SESSESEESCEEEECESESS. es see Ba ees EZSE S25 SSS 29585222828 iat ry ESSEEESESESECES EES 7088. idem. i) 17636... ..8500] 23445 17638, ...G00)/ 23447, 2. 1876 In April, 1873, wo sold ek it aes B. 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