The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1876, Page 12

ab NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1876—QUADRUPLE SHEET. “YELLOW FEVER. ron 2] AN URGENT APPEAL FOR AID. Baltimore Declared To Be Free from the Epidemic. Avausta, Ga, Sept. 23, 1876 | There are 600 cases of yellow fever at Brunswick, | Ga Tho people are in a most destitute couaition, being without food, physicians or nurses, A despatch \ states thar it ix impossible to exaggerate the frightful | Condition of aifairs at Brunswick, and that some of the | People will die from starvation unless speedy aid is | Fendered. AN APPEAL TO THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. | i New Onixans, La, Sept. 23, 1876, ‘The Mayor of Brunswi. a., te n appeal | to the Howard Association for aid. es that out Of a population of 2,500 there are 600 eases of yellow fever, including three of their five physicians, The association forwarded to-day five skilled phy- Sictans and nurses, THIBTY DEATHS IN ANNAH—AID ASI Au, Sept. 23, 1876, The total interments to-cay were forty-six, of which thirty were of yellow fever. Ata meeting of the Sayannah Benevolent Associa | tion, formerly the Metropolitan Fire Company, held to-day, the association resolved to avk aid from abroad for the sick and destitute of S: h, through its President, J. H. Estill, All contributions, whether of mouey, provisions or clothing, addressed to J. H. Estill, Prosident of the Metropolitan Benevolent As: sociation, will be received and acknowledged. oR NO sit 8 IN CHARLESTON.” rok ov THK Henano:— in your issue of to-day an article in refer. low fever in Charleston, which ts calculated hot only to cause unnecessa: arm, but also to do serious injury to the business interests of that city, | With this please find tel a received | Jate this evening from My. grath, President a South Carolina Railrowd, and which reads as foi- | lows :— | Arrived all right this A. M. Little or no sickness here. No excitement whatever, The reports which ched to be you from a few timid | vuch exaggerated. Indeed so little !s the apprehension in relerenge to Vhe injury of through business, that Mr, Quintard, President of the New York and Cbarleaton | bteamship lines, has auth to say that the Charleston line will make good all losees incidental to | any detention of freight shipped by his line, and arising fro se, In justice to the imterests involved, | Ltrust you will give tis prominent place in your issue of to-morrow. ectiully yours, BENTLEY D, HASELL, General Agent, George W. | rized me such New York, Sept. BALTIMORE FREE FROM FEVER—OFFICIAL STATE- MENT FROM THY MAYOR AND THE COMMIS SIONER OF HEALTH. Bartimony, Sept. 23, 1876, A number of telegrams having reached this city, And the office of the Associated Press to-day inquiring | whether yellow fever prevailed in this city, the Mayor, General Latrobe, whose character 1s widely known, and Dr. James A. Stewart, Health Commissioner, equally Woil known, were severally callod on to state the facts tm regard to the fever, to be given to the public through vhe Avsociated Press, and the following reply was re- peived :— Bautt Tothe AGENT oF THE In reply te your appi Statement in regard to the prevalen 1D this city, we positively state tt yellow fever in Balt! All Malarial fever which prevailed at Fell i to the M Weduesday, and no tever in Baitim ease hus occurred within y for an ollie! of yellow fever re is hota case of he cases of ty Point, twe 210 Hosp = £ E 5 g 5 Ef » LATRO. ‘or of Bolumore, 1, M.D, joner of Heath, F It is proper to state that some sixty-eight persons were removed to the Marine Hospital, but entire families were removed in which a single case of fever prevailed. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RELIEF FUND. Meinhard Brothers & Co., 896 and 393 Broadway, ac- knowledge the receipt of the following contributions for the relief of the sufferers of yolow fever in Sa- vaunab, and have forwardea the samo to E, G. Ander son, Mayor:— Evans, Peake «+ $100 | . 8. Jutlvay luo 100 Boston, loo | Insurance Company 100 Insurance Company. 100 tk, Bre vari, Wha ullivan & CO. rry, Courow & Ci 50 Lewis & Tena 50 50 i 50 GD. Recker & bo Baldwin, Tweedy & Co. 60 & Co. bat Oliver, Carpenter Barwuci sbetbar ins, Lane & Hoyt & 'Bradi & bo mn, Boston F. For Henry T. it Fisher & Co Kabnweild & L G. sidenbers & Co. Henry Bartlett, Reed & Co. L. M. Bates & Co Wim. Lorin Allis & Gibb. Cash 4 L. & GC, Wise Edward on & Bro. L. Dicker: ¢ Co, Philadelphia, York street Flax Spinning Comp Isaac Rosensiein & ¢ Cash. . E, Deu Levi & Weehsier Hail & Baldwin Buedecker, Watrous & Hoyven.. Beltnst ny ‘Total... ‘The (oli George Yous At nis office, Amount previously © B., a lady splay Donot, by Bartholomew & Co Dr. Edwin D. Newton, of Aviv Andrew J. Post . Thomas J. Pope & Brother. Joun MeAnermey & Co Thomas Prosse & son. 4. W. H. & Co. W. H. Wallace & Co. fohn D, Keilin, Jr..... D. 3. troy, Montgomery, By KR. Yenbroe Agents’ Couimitteo, Total....... Acknowledged by all prev Ackoow cdged by Membard i Ackuo.. edged by George Ye Grand total... Messre. Patton & Gormi Of Newark, have starte Benetit of the Savannah Scourge, yellow fever, he BROOKLYN AND It fg proposed to take sore ve Week looking 10 the estabiis! Felief of the yellow iever su The Aldermen will moet to Bome action will doubtless b b in the premises, SAVE THE OLD SOLDIERS, | Sorprens’ Hom, Wamrtos, Va, Sept, 21, 1876, | | vn (he terrible pe Hist with $20, | * | oo it Brooklyn next vent of a iund tor the | rs ol Savaunat, Ga row aflernoon, when Yo tne Kortor or tan Hees An epidemico—dysentery im the most malignant type—bas been and is raging hore, Sixteen disabled idters have already died. A consultation of plysi- Gass baa been beid, bus nothing bus been done, We | | Iron, p | Machinery | hensions among them that the democrat | both States. Mr. Blaine is kept in Onio and indiana all think the water ig poisoned by defeetivo arainage. The food is bad and badly evoked. ‘the peusioners are leaving. For God's sake make Genera hear the ers Of the soldiers who have no means to get and give a transportation to some otner home— Dayton or Milwaukee. We are penned up like convicts, amid a pestilence. Men die and are buried, and the’ question is asked, “Who pext?’? Make our case heard and save the OLD SOLDIERS, WASHIN GENERAL WASHINGTON GTON. DESPATCHES. Wasuincton, Sept. 23, 1876. EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM TO THE UNITED STATES FOR RIGHT MONTHS PRECED- ING avoust 31, 1876, The following statement of the exports from the United Kingdom to the United States, of the principal articles of British and Irish produce and manufacture: | during the eight mouths ended August 31, 1876, as | compared with the corresponding period of 1875, has been furnished by the Chief of the Bureaa of Sta- rel and slops, and ale, bbls. Copper, unwrought, cwt, , 20 Copper, wrought, ewt,... 113 Cotton piece goods, yards. 63,848,600 Eyrthen and china ware £408, Haber Hardw ery and cutlery... tons..... " Bar, angle, bolt and rod, tons Railroad, tor Hoops, sheet, &e., tons. ‘Tin piates, to! fi Cast or wrought, tons, Old, tons... Steel, unwrought, tons. Lead, pig, rolled, Ke. tons, Linen pee goods, yurds. Paper, writing and’ envelopes, ewt. Other kinds, ewt 1,805 Salt, tons eed 124,680 | Suk—Broad stufls, yar 179,897 ik, P/DOONS....66 4,100 Silk_-Other articles of 42)391 her articles of and r materials. vs 25,947 its, British and 22/619 nery, otler than paper. . 1, UNWrOUght, ew... Wool—sheep and lambs’, Ibs... 389,900 Wools—Woollen cloths, coat- &e., yards. 2,276,400 st 37/445, 200 , yard 1,618,409 THE BABCOCK TRIAL—NO MATERIAL ¥ACTS ELICITED, The Criminal Court was in session only a short time to-day, and therefore bat little was done in the Bab- cock-Somerville safe burglary conspiracy caso. Sev- eral witnesses were examined, but no material facts obtained. NATIONAL BANE NOTES RECRIVBD FOR BE- DEMPTION. The following were the receipts of national bank notes for redemption for the Week ending to-day a compared with the corresponding week of last year:— 1875. New York Boston . Philadelphia, Chicago Cinctunatt. Miscellaneo Totals.........00.+ + $3,034, 000 ‘The receipts tor to-day were $568,565, BLAIN OF MAINE, NOT TO SPEAK IN PHILADELPHIA, BECAUSE HE IS WANTED IN THE WEST—-REPUBLICAN EASINESS CONCERNING OHIO AND INDIANA, PurLapeiraia, Sept. 23, 1876, Some timo since it was announced that the Hon. | James G. Blaine, of Maine, would addross a mass meer- ing in this city to-night, It now appears, however, that ho will not be present, as he is to-day speaking before un audience of 30,000 people, according to the ropublican managers here, at Warren, in the Western Reserve of Olio. it 1s evident that the republican leaders in Pennsyl- sylvania are Vory uneasy as to the propects in Ohio and Indiana. In spite of the assertions of the party bewspapers they fear the influence of “Blue Jeats’? Williams and Groesbeck, and there are grave appre- nay carry hard at work, aud the Staté commtitees will not per- mit him to leave until the battle is over. They can get aiong Withoat him m Pennsylvania, which is almost sure to go republican anyway, but they want all the help they can get in the West. CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Louisvinty, Ky., Sept. 28, 1876 Albert 8, Willis was gomspated to-day by the demo- crats of Louisville and the Fifth district of Kentucky lor Congress, POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS, At the democratic headquarters, in Liberty street, all was stir and bustle yesterday, A number of gentle- men were engaged responding to inquiries touching the progress of the campaign, and every mail brought large bundles of communications trom other States imparting information about the conduct of the can- vass in them, and generally containing some encour- aging advices. Among the callers were John ¥, Nor- rish, the chairman of the Dakota committee; Judgo Abbott, of Boston; F. A. Popo, of Colorado; General Lawton, of Georgia, and Hon. Charles H. Winteld, of Now Jersey, These gentio, iyen, and, m fact, every one that appeared in the rooms, seemed gradually to tarn their conversation upon the democratic chances in Ohio aad Indiana, ‘Telegrams from the West were eagerly perused, and as ull Seemed caleulated to inspire coulldcnce very uine expectations Were expressed of the result of campaign, At the National Detnocratic Committee rouins, in the Everett House, numbers of visitors sat all day discussing the situation, those r claiming a lair suare of attention, and generally giving their hearers gratitying accounts of the aspect of the | political field there In the State Committee rooms Senator Bogy, Senator Stockton and Hien. John Mor- rissey called, bue only the usual routine work was transacted. At the Republican National and State Committee Fitta Avenue Hotel, there was consider- y through the day. ‘A large number of prominent politicians were on band, among them Sec- rewry Chandler and ex-Governor McCormick, who were nearly all the time engaged with Visitors. De- spaiches trom the West of au assuring character were received and announcements of the movements of po- litical tnanagers Were constantly coming im Among these Was a siatement that General D, KE. Siekles would speak voxt Thursday im Reading, Pa, and after- ward in Utio and Indiana, John K. Stevens, of Same, is to lake the place of Sickles in West Virginia, and Jater on, follow bim to the West, ‘Tue National Com- mittee have of lave been making exertions to pul on the bustings the most eminent and effective speakers ot the y, and im turtherance of this end they have d letters to William M. Evarte, George Wi urtis and D, C. Litthjohn, asking in to make campaign speeches in diffyreat parts of the country. 1tis understoba that Mr, Evarts will ac- cept their proposition and will barangue tho people of severll States, Ouiside of this State Mr. Curie has not yet appeared betore political audieuces during the progress of the canvass, but itis believed that be pro- poses to do 80 betore long. vr. iL Hayes said yesterday morning that the in- dications to bim i Indiana were that the State would give the republicans a victory in October, but that there woula be danger of a defection in November, There Were many soft money men in the republican purty there, and they would be lad away by the Cooper aud Cary movement to aconsiderable extent, Probably pot one democrat would be 1ound Who would support the creenback Ucket where there wore tree repubu- cans ‘The preseuce ot Henuricks’ name on the demo- erotic ticket Would satisiy the Gemocratic soft money element, while there was no candidaie upon the repub- lican Ucket Who had been pixced there for the purpose of moillilying the indationists, FOR HAYES. SHOUTING Jobn Mullen, a Hayes and Whecler man, attended the democratic ratification meeting which was heid on Friday night on the corner of Thirty-first street and Fourth avenue, and being probably under the influence of liquor he sent up vigorous shouts from time to time for Hayes aud Wheelor, Remonstrance proving af no avail be was Goally put beyond the lines of the meet- mg. He then ascended to the roofot the house in which be lives and threw stones at the crowd below, wounding one person on the bead, He was arresied, avd at the Filty-seventh Street Court Judge Ouer- Uourg fined him $10, Ln detault ot payment he was locked up. ‘PROSECUTION OF GOY. TILDEN. United States District Attorney Bliss stated yester- doy that he is not yet prepared to begin the prosecu- tiou against Governor Tilden, Under the present oir. cumstinces no defivite ume has been fixed for the pro- ceedings to commence, but that the Governor is to be prosecuted is pretty certain, The reasons for the hesitation at tuis time to commence the suit have pot transpired, but {t is anderstood trom Shrowd politicuns that a campaign purpose is to by gubserved by the delay. The prosecution of Gov. ernor T ‘¢ locked upon from vebind differen, speetacles by adherents of the different partics, Dem- oerats, of course, believe that the whole affair is a politi¢al trick to damage the Governor in his Presiden- lal canvass, while republicans affirm that 1t is only a mple matter of duty for the better enforcement of Strict obedience to the laws, The proposed suit does bot Feem to excite much attention up to this time in political cireles, the biow against the Governor having bee already struck tor all practical purposes, GREEN FOR MAYOR. Aa large meeting of the supporters of Tilden and Hendricks convened at No, 26 West Broadway inst evening, The following officers were elected :—Presi- ANDREW H. dent, Colonel George Leach; Secretary, E. N. Hurl- burt; Treasurer, John MeUartin. On motion of Colonel Joseph Lenuden Andrew H. Green was declared the unanimous choice of the club for Mayor at the ap- proaching municipal election. POOLS ON THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS. Betting on the result of the approaching elections in Ohio and Indiana is being indulged im already to a considerable extent by the politicians and others who desire to turn an “honest penny” by the victory of either party, ‘The oads aro in favor Jargely of the democratic ticket in Indiana on the private betting, and althongb, as arule, the Onio republican ticket has the call, many “even” bets have been made on the result in that State. The democrats are quite confident’ that Bell, the candidate for Secretary of State, will defeat Barnes by a smail majority, ‘while a majority of the republicans who have made bets beheve that the State will elect Barnes by alarge vote. However, many republicans are a little shaky as to the result there and are by no means as confident of victory they were tree weeks azo, when there was scarcely a republican to be met with who was not willing, if betting man, to give largo odds to any democrat who wanted to put up his money. ool selling op the two States was begun at Morrissey & Co.'s rooms, on Broadway, last evening. One pool on Ind —Indiana—Dem- oeratic, $500; r $490; and one on Ohio— Republican, $150; democratic, $55, DEPARTURE OF FRENCH WORKMEN. Yesterday morning Mr. Nardy, Prosident of the French Workingmen’s Delegation sent out by the French government to visit the Centennial Exhibition, accompanied by Mr, Eugene Parisse, of the “Ecole Centrale des Arts et Manufactures,” of Paris, with the foliowing workmen of the delegation—Messrs, Gor ard Bastard, Despoisse and Pontus—returned to France on the steamer Percire. BUTOHERS ON A STRIKE. Nearly all the butchers employed in the abattoir at Jorsey City are on a strike owing to a reduction in their wages, They wero formerly paid twenty-five cents a bullock, and they were reduced to twenty. Now it is proposed to reduce them to fifteen, and they will not submit, SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY. One of the causes of the prevalence of smallpox on Central avenue, near a public school, Jersey City Heights, bas been ascertained. The sewers in the dis- trict are in a fearfully neglected condition and emit constantly poisonous gases. There aro now in tho Vicinity of the public school twenty-eight cuses of smallpox. Only one death has occurred up to the present time. Many of the patients are in a destitue condition and should be removed by the Board of Health to the smalipox hospital at Snake Hill. SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OP SEPTEMBER AND OCTORER, 3 | Best \ation Office. .|Liverpool..|29 Broadway ait rpool..|4 Bowhng Green 5 HMamburg../61 broadway Rotterdara 50 Broadway City ot Richmond. 5 Broadway engl 39 Broadway Gordon Gait -|7, Bowling Green Denmark 69 Broadway Vietoria., Breudway Broadway 4 Bowling Groen 12 Broadway Broadway S7 Broadway */39 Broadway 2/68 Beonaway 7 Bowling Green 7 Rowling Green exon ce bt London. Glasgow. {Bremen Havre... Liverpoot.. Live! -| Ham bur; rpool. ool. .|4 Bowling Groen 61 Broad STEED Saaasa24 Bremen. Liverpool. Browiway Broadway Broadway Broudway 26,1 Hambur: 31. [Laiverpool.. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOOK HIGH WATER Sun rises. + 5 49] Gov. Islana....morn 12 25 Sun sets .+. 6 S4 | Sandy Hook.....eve 11 40 Moon acta, eve 9 45 | Hell Gi mora 210 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT, 23, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THN WEKALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WIUTRSTOXD TELEGRAPH LONE, oks, Liverpool Sept assengers to JG steamer City of rpoo! for Philadelphia; 20th, lat 46 02, lon 48 15 passed five large iceber: Steimer Wyoming (Br), Jones, Liverpool Sept 12, with mise anc 457 passengers’ to Williams & passed un Anchor line steamer, bound stoamer, do Stoxmor Rhein (Ger), Frank mpton 2th, with mdve and Co, Sept 17 and 18 bad a ver vy westerly gale, with high soa; 19th, lat 46 32, lon 47 22, passed several icebergs and blocks of ice; 20th, Tat 4428, Jon California (Br),’ hence for Giaszow lat 40 44, lon 67.58, bark Helena (Ger), from Heanburg tor New York. Romulus (Br), Haight, Catania Ang 19, Pnt- n, Denia 31st, Malaya Sept 4, Gobreltar Stn with elps Bro: pt 10, in Int 3 tou 16, api Freneh bark showi from Onrdift for Lou, Bremen Sept 9 and South- 50 passungors to Oelriehy & v & Co, amer Herman Livingston, Mallory, 20, with mdse and passengers to Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Richm: folk, with indse and passengers to ohrad (Ger), Boltroff, Manila romp to Youngs & Co, Pi and Anjer 23d: June gales, contin May had strong westerly Cape of Good Hope Juiy 10, culled at St Hel sailed again same day: erossed tho Kquxtor Aug $1; Sops 16 and 17, 15 miles asevere gale from Sh. Bark Mary E Chapman (0! erpool 44 di with mdse to P TN: alia Matte’ (Aus), Cosulich, Liverpool 39 days, in bal- ast, Wl U Sow Bark Chas F Ward, Gay, Hull, E, 34 days, in ballast, to Millor & Houghton, ‘Anctiored ‘in’ Gravesend Bay tor’ or- ders. Bark A M Dailast, Hark San ins & Nor), Johnson, Barrow Aug 8, in ‘in & Co. on, Montrose Aug 10, in bale last, to order. vesend Hay for orders, Bark Strasinnd (Ger), Achiburg, Belfast, 1, Aug 18, in o Dill & Radmann, Anchored in Gravesend Bay turas (of Annapolis, N)S, Bent, Antwerp Jul, 31, in baliast to J W Parker. hbod Ibnck Alexander (Sw), Khodin, Bremen Jan toorder, Is anchored ut Sandy Hook fur orders Bark Hirungo ( Unland, Hamb: a 12. in bale Just, to Louis Tetens. ‘\nchored’ in Gravesend Buy for ore in ballast ,Jacobsen, Havre Aug 11, in bal- i red in Gravesend Buy for or: Bark Grad Kaclovich (A Varanieh, Alexandria kypt) S4 days, with ragsto order. Ix bound to New Ha- ve a retta (ot Windsor, NS), last to order, icholson, Bordeanx Aue Is anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders. Brig Guisborough (Br), Hansen, Port Spain Aug 25, with fF to BE Motcalt & Ui io Janeiro 4 x, with @ to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to James W Elwell & Rerokxen—Brig Mary Knowlton, McKee, hence 1th fast tor Port au Prince, having op 1ith avd Sth inst, Int_38, lon 7, encountered « hurricane trom E, veering to SeW, ‘with « high contused sea, during which sprung main- mast, split. seile aud sprung ® leak, making trom 7 to9 inches of water per hour. fg Bark Sirrah (Nor), which anchored in the lower bay for orders, camo up to the eity yesterday. ASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND souTI. , Portiand for Now York, @ Now Bediordior New Steamer Fi New York, tor New York, York. Victou, NS, for New Sent ixttic Ellen, Perry, Wind Sehr Ellen M, Pennell, Windsor ur ML Sst Pierre (ir), Haley, York. Sehr Kinin Sehr Ameili Br), Bonnell, St Joh pebr A straw, Scbr Sarah A Reed, Arnold, Providence for New York, sehr B tansy, Pawtheket for New York. ortiand. New York. . Veovidence for New York. Sebr Lure A Bur Burliagame, Providence for New York. Sebr Sarah Clari Sehr Laura Ro! York. belie Horizon, Leet, Providence for New York, Schr Zoe, Providence for New York. Sehr Abby Gale, Adams, Providerice for New York, Sehr JS Lamprey, Gould, Boston for Philadelphia. Sctir Nicholas Metithof, Mebrhof, Providence for Haver. straw Raneo, Providouce for New York. wor, Robiason, Providence for New Sehr Martha Innis, Newcomb soston for New York. Schr Maud, Webster,,Hoston for New York, _ bebe Surge, Warwick, Providence for ew Yor Bebr Highlander, Wood, Ni Sebr Mary A Lo Hamilton, Stoningtor Rehr Freestone, Crosbie, Portiand, Ct, for New York. Sehr John Maniove, Parker, Suuch Barry for New York. Sehr Harti Howes, Howes, Sace for 5 Schr Wm N Gessner, Egbert, Kennebec for New York, Schr Mary Sands, Rowe, Kennebec for New York, BOUND EAST. Stearer General Whitney, Hallett ) Steame: Amos C Barstow, Kenney, dence. sehr Joseph Marsh, Horton, Now York fr Providence, Seur 8 Ricker, Ricker, New York for Somerset. Schr Ema, Young. New York for Brooknaven, qdehe Huttie'A butler, Carroll, Fort Johnson’ for Provi- jeu Scur Fannie & Edith, Barrett, Hoboken for Baugor. Sebr Oarie D, Lothrop, Philadelphia for Lubec. Sehr Win Allen, Cook, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Charlotte, ‘Thompson, Port Jocnson for Portland, Sehr BL Tay. Brown, Port Jobuson for Boston. Schr ldu Puimer, later, New York for Stamtard, There are some 70 schooners for the eastward in Hart Island Roads, awaiting fair wind. CLEAKED, Steamer Donau (Ger), Bussins, Bremen via Southampton— Oelrichs & Co. Steamer Leo, Daniels, Nassau, NP—Murray, Ferrie & Ci Steminer City of San Antonio, ‘Pennington, Galveston vis Key West—C H Mallory & C Steamer Morgan City, Keude, New Orloans—Chas A Whit- £ Co. York for Boston. yw York for H’rovi- ‘Steamer Cort Steamer San Steamer Ci jah—‘eorge Yours. aunah—Geo Young. ull, Churleston—J as roel, City Point and ip Steamer Agnes, Burdick, Philadelpbia—Chas A Whitnoy Co, Steamer E C Biddle. Davis, Philadelpbia—Jas Hand. Stoamer Gan Whitney. Hailott. Boaton-—H F Dimock, Steamer TB on, Davis, New Haven—National Freight and Lighteraxe Co, Ship Grecian, Daubar, San Franciseo—Sutton & Go, Bark Mozart'(Nor), Albrethsen, Liverpool—C Tobias & Co. Bark Freden (Nor), Halvorsen, London—C Tobias & Qo. Bark Wave Queea (Br), Wilson, London—Funeb, Edye & Co. is Bark E Sutton (B:), McLean, Cork for orders—Scammell FOR. Bark Maris Heyn (Ger), Beem, Riga (Russia)—Dill & Radmann. Bark Mimer (Nor), Sorensen, Stavanger—Faneh, Edye & 0. fark Daolel Draper, Seduley. Havre—Snow & Burgess. 4 HATE LL Do Vober’ (Br), Wright, Dunkirk—J W Varker 20, Bark Arabella (Port), Pachero. Lisbon- H H Swift. Brig Consiglio (Ital), Consigliore, Hull—Benham & Boye- sen. Brig Raby, Neal, Port Spain (Trinidad)—Dantel Trow- bridxe & Co, rig Charles A Hoard (Br), Messenger, St Johns, PR— Simpson & rt Win PI (Hay), Brantberg, Aux Cayes—Youngs, Smith & 3. Sh tieorge W Anderson, Anderson, Demorara—Ledy- eratt & Co. Sehr K (Bn), Thompson, Polnt-e-Pitre, Quad—P I No- vius & Co. Sehr Baracos, McClintock, Ponce, PR—E Sanches y in. “chr Tam O'Shanter, Zoluff, Nassau, NP—B J Wenberg & Co, ight Caledonia (B2), Layton, Windsor, NS—J F Whitney Co ae Lizzie K (Br), Waters, St John, NB—P I Nevius & on, Schr Baa Lion (Br), McIntyre, St John, NB—P I Nevins a5 acne Laurel, Davis, Corpus Christi (Texas)—Tupper & joattie. Sehr Washington, Berry, Galveston—Tupper & Bes A Sehr Wm Ht Jones, Falkenburg, Fernandina—Aviel Ab- ott, ‘chr B I Hazard, Rowland, Georgetown and Bull River, SC—Bentley, Gildersleeve & Co. Sehr Ella il Harnea, Larder, Richmond, Va—I B Gagor. xi ichr Kate Miller, Vansant, Baitimore—Overton & Ha Ds, Schr Spartel, Crossmen, Bostor—Jed Frye & Co. Sehr Idaho, Jamosou, Bosten — Haviland & Pressey. Sehr Hastings, Chase, Kdgartown via Now Bedtord— Rackett & Bro. Schr Marvares Ann, Tieroey, Bridgeport—Pidgeon & Christophersen. iter (Br), aia (Br), dod thiopia (Br), City of San Antonio, Key West Cortes, Savannah; Knickerbockor, fur gnu City, do: Cisy of Datias, Fernandina; uto, Savannah: City of Atlanta, Charleston; Old Dominion, Richmond, &o. Wind nt sunset, KNE. Barometer at sunset, 90.02. MARITIME MISOELLANY. Steamer Harnisoun, at Philadelphia from Salom, lost her furetopmast. « Rank Epwin & Lizzix (Nor), at Bulsimore, trom Hall in ballast, was in ‘collision Friday morning with an oyster pungy hear Seven Foot Knoll, ‘The bow of the bark struck struck the pungy amidships, cnt through her side and the pungy ‘sink at avec, She had. 10 persons on board. who Lung to the rigging and were thrown ropexfrom the bark, ad all were rescued and brought to Baltiinore, ‘The pan; flouted on ber side, which was above water, und sho will raised. Bank Westerx Sea, at Boston from Miragoane (before reported), on Sept 17, ‘Int 29, lon 74, bad a hurricane from 8 s hove down and sprang a leak; threw over deck load of logwood. Bank Ecrus F, taking out by bark Poarl, at North Sydni a BARK GzftRcDE, of Princo Edward Island, before re- ported ashore on Grand Entry Harbor, was, with the cargo on board, sold on the 13th, and purchased by the master for $ES00, Bark Lavy Mcorave (Br), {sa total loss at Labrador. The crew were saved. Buic Soskoumenex (Nor), Wahl, from Bristol, E, for Richmond, in ballast, was the Inige brig previously reported to bave lost forevard during the siorm of 17th, iu Hampton Roads, Capt Wahl came to Richmond Thursday and tho vessel remuined in the Koads awaiting. ‘cnn T Harris King, Cavalier, has beon lost with all on rd, seven perasns. Tho schooner was of 204 tons and + Spain (ir), doz Gr Donau (Ger), nder jurymast, and an Amerioun sehr . Wan the vessel befure repurted Leen belonged iu New Yi She left Baltimore 16th inst with cowl for New York. ‘The wreeking steamer Resolute, from Norfolk, on Wednesday found a schooner sunk five miles In raising the mast the body papers found on the body od to be the an inquest northenst of Buck Riyer tight, ‘of « mun rose to the surface. From signed with the name of Cavalier it was bell Tetuaing of the eaptain, which were interred ui neld. The Fesolute was still at the wreck. As no tid- ings had been received of way of the erew of tha schooner it is conjectared that all hands were lost. None of them were shipped at Baltimore, it Is stated. Sonn J B Stixsox, from Deer Isle for Boston, picked up abandoned off ad, Me, 17th by fishing sehr Zephyr, of Gloucester, delivered up to her captain, he payla g the fishormon $250 for thelr trouble. ‘The J B'S will co om the railway at Kittery after unloading her doek load of ston Scun Junxie C Ress (of Port Jefferson), Norton, is said tobe the vessel ashore at Bridgeport beiore reported as the 1 T Brush. Scurn Guanaree (Br), MeKay, from Sine for Baltimoro. was caupht on the northern edge of th ¢ xnle, and put into St Johns, NF, Sept 19 having had sails blown away and sustained damage to ber rigging. Sonn Grack Vas Dosex, from Philadelphia for Port Royal, SC, before reported ashore at Portamouth, NC, bara cargo of JOO tous of coal. Sho registers 303 tons, "is 15 mouths old, valued at about Matthews &Som aud others, a sured. Scur Carnix Hxven, from Porth Amboy for Galveston, which put iuto Savannah Sept 2, had lost anchor and chain, and other slight damage. Scun Lizate Evans, from Wilmington, NC, for Philadel- pis, got ashore on Cobb Inland, and was got Of un the 22d inst. Scum Cras 1 Marnen, from New York for Newburyport, was tallon in with in distress 2/d inst by revento custor Gallatin, which towed her into Plymouth sume day, and thence to Bostou 23a, Scur West Dexwts, at Philadelphia trom Boston, lostihor forosuil and split her jib in the gute of last Sunday, Scun Ena, Weight, of Philadelphia for Norfolk Navy Yard, with eval, is reported to have sunk on Sun 009, owned by Ludiam, far as known, fs unin- Sone Gap Trp) Max, while at anchor in Humpion Roads o night, parted ber chains and lost both auch now in the Roads awxiting new ongs. LA revious ae count stated that the Glad Tidings was sunk in Hampton Creek.) Nonroux, Sept 22~In tho Groat Wicomico River tho storm ot Sunday (17th) drove five vessels ashore, where they fare now iying su far trom the water nx toro uite ar system of railways to launch th ‘The following vessuls are reported nx sunk and otherwise injured Schr General Grant ix ashore on Piny Point, 1 wheat, bound to Richmond, and is broken cow ' we Schr Naretssa, Capt Cooper, was sunk at the mouth of Clement's Bay. ‘She was loaded with manure. Sehr North Amorica, loaded with bricks, from Washington bound to Petersburg, was sunk at tho mouth of Clement's Bay. Nhe Ea Powell, from Wasiington bound to Norfolk, loaded with coal ny ont, Viankatauk River and has 'S hr Casper Heft dd with coal und bound to eto pieces folk. chr David E Wolf, Capt Todd, bound to Michmond, is sunk off Plumb Point: ‘ ‘Sehr Enterprise, Capt Wright, had to slip three anchors and pat into @ small creek emptying into the Great Wieo- ticv to escape going to pleoes und then ad to make fast 10 a tree. Newcastix, Dol, Sept 23—Schr Maxie Cummings, from Pilindelphia tor Colassett, before reported ashore xt Port Poun, Del, full of water, wad hauled olf yesterday morning Cambing Jumos chr Samuel Castner, from Philadelphia for Boston, coal th, which was ashore on Augostine Bar, was hauied off mtug Geo B Kerfoot yesrerday. ain dredger arrived from Philadelphia yosterday af- on to dix w channel tor sehr Lucy Gratam, ashore be- low here. ‘Othor vessels romata unchanged, Quxnec, Sept 23—Tho steamor Napoleon leaves on Mon- ¥ (or lighthouse service in the Guif. ton, Norwood & Co, of Rockport, Mo, ard ony. to bullding a Inee ship oF 2000 tons, Also aivot is poin, -masted schooner of some 200 or 300 tons, in Ell NOTICE TO MARINERS, The Graves hapa Nope has bee: bf from its sto It be replaced as snen as practicable, eee eORGE DEWEY,‘ ommander U Lighthouse Ing; Boston, Sept 22, 1876. WiHALEMEN, Arrived at New Bedford Sept 22, schr Cobanuet, Crapo, own Ground, with 79 bbls sp all told. | Repo ity. Clay, of NB, 1:0 ap, on sail for home: Wm Mx tin, Martin, of Boston, bound tor Hatteras Grouy sp. Lust Sanday the Covannet enecuntered a Storia and suipped a sea which swept.the deck of everything movable, stove and cxrried away part of both bulwarks id carried away two boats and all their gearing. sailed fom Fayat Aug 12, barks Alaska, Fisher, of NB, to cruise (before reporied in port Aug 21), 22d, Cleone, Day, do, do. SPOKEN. } Ship Wm Douglass (Br), Douglass, from Liverpool for Pe ab te ee A at ‘Ship UM Cairns (Br), from Bristol for Quebec, Sept 2, lat 80 40, lou 26 35, Bark bec, Sept 5, ane Lyla (Bn). Acker, from Bristol for Quel Bark Shiels (Hr), Mosher, from Antwerp for New York, Mohr Harley" san), bound Sept 8, lat 50 12 y" , x Laray” (American), bound weet, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bristor, Sept 23—Arrived, bark Tigre (Ital), Cavassa, Phitadelphia. Sailed 234, steamer Cornwall (Br), Stamper, New York. Bancerona, Sept 21—Arrived, bark Lista (Sp), Call, Bal- thnore. Brucex, Sept 15—Salled, bark Alert (Nor), Johansen, United Stat Giascow, Sopt 21—Sailed, bark Camilla (Nor), Christen- son, United States. Gexxsonx, Sept 23—Arrived, bark Usko (Rus), Luna- grist, Baltimore, Gtanavtan, Sept 22—Arrived, bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, New York, Havax, Sept 21—Sailed, ships Onkol Folix (Fr), Lepero, United States; Crescent City, Delano, do; 23d, noon, steaner Canada (Fr), Prangull, Now York via Plymouth, Eng, Liverroot. Sept 23—Arrived, ship Ragnar (Br), Foster, Darien, Ga; batk Affezione Secondo (Ital), Lanteri, Phila- delphin; brig Neilic Jones (Br), Mulier, Fernandina. Loxpon, Sept 23—Sailed, schr Marthe N Hail, Burgess, Phitadelphia. ‘Arrived in the English Channel 23d, bark Candido (Ital) Caflero, New York tor Londo: Nantes, Sept 2i—Arrived, bark Skintaxe (Nor), Nielsen, New York. Newny, Sept 23—Arrived, bark Fortuna (Nor), Larson, Philadelphia. Parnas, Sept 15—Sailed, brig Susan Bergen, Tuthill United States, * Quexxstows, Sept 22, 5 PM—Sailed, ste (Br), Thompson (from Liverpool), New York. Rormepam, Sept 21—Sailed, bark Mury G Reed, Geyer, United States, WEATHER BEPORT, Fatuovrn, Sept 23, PM—Wind SW; fine, Hotyuxap, Sept 23, PM—Wind SSW, moderate; barome_ ter, 29.779, FOREIGN PORTS. Bancxtona, Sept 21—Arrived, brig Nueva Sabina (Sp), Roldos, New Orleans. Hausapos, Aug 30—In port schr NW Smith, Tooker, unc. se MXTUMGOS, Sept 22—Arrived, bark (lotilde, Miller, Bos- jon. ROOM BAY, Sept 22—Arrivea, brix Don Quixote, Munroe, oxtack, Farner Port, Sept 23—Arrived, steamers Sarmatian (Br), trom Liverpool for Montreul; isuippi (Br), Lin- nell, do for do. GineaLtan, “Sept 6—In port brig Gloria (Ital), Basile, Youk tor Trieste, reloadiug, jailed Aus 27, bark Autontetta (Ital), Frerajolo (from Marveitles), New Orleans. ALIvAx, Sept 23—Arrived, steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, St Johns, NI’, for Now Yor) Liveroot, Sept 20—Arrived, steamer Dominion (Br), Roberts, Montreul. jah Gib- MuLBOUUNE—The reportod arrival of bark Neh from Boston, at Melboarne A\ JONTREAL, Sept 20—Arrives ian, Ste- wi 2ist, Lake Champlain, Bernson, Liver- phons, Glas) pool; Qe Thearle, do. steamer Texas, Lawrenson, Liverpool. 0—Arrived, barks Constitution, Erickson. ult wn Cochon} ; Belmont, Blagdon, Liverpool; Albatross, Neilson, Galway; brig Haanah D,’ Picton tor Montre: ships Silistria, Clift, London: Cairngorm Princess Royal, Wyatt, do; Trowbridge, Shields; Sindbad, © son, Loncon; Maud, Ink, stor, Fiymonth; Napier, Bygott, London; Dumbartonshire: Anderson, Havre for Montreal; barks Lord Kaglan, Lang avie: Amalie, March, Loudou: Haryue Vanskuvets: Plymout! ‘Antoinette, Ferrars, ith, for Mou- Viking, Hopkins, North, Sydney for do; Strathabey, Mudie, Troon, for do. ‘Arrived 2d, ship St Patrick (Br), Stirratt, Glasgow for Montreal. Cleared 21st, Ship Aurora, Bonnevie, London ; barks of Oram Duna, durrow: Victory, Williamson, Sund jan Passed Matone 8 AM Sept 23, Steamer Sarmation (Br), Aird, Liverpool for Montreal, poxtixa, Aug 22—Smtod previous, bark Nineveh, Gites, joston. St Jonns, NF, Sept 19—Put in, achr Glanmire (Br), Me- Kuy, Sise for Baltimore (see Miscellany), SHELBCRNE, NB. Sept 20—Satled, bark Mary A Myrshall (Br), Tucker (from Giouce: E), Baltimore. ‘St Jou, NB, ‘ed, brig Marinus Coipel (Br), shaw, M io Currier, Van Wart, New UF Sorvig, [er Steamer Ruery.t Auicanr, Sept 5—Suiled, Dinoral, Jorgensen, New York. Baxnow, Sopt8—Sailed, Rana, Nelson, Sandy ook. Burstot, ‘Sept 9—Arrived, Ethel Bolton, Hill, Casais, iled 11th, Novo Rot Cunepa, Dellaci Philad phia: L De V Chipman, Cain, Botts’ Cove; Calista Haw: Plelan, St John, NB; St Lawrence, for St Lawrene Gcoun, Weichman, Wiumington BuLrast, to Sept 11—sailed, Atlas, Gerolomich, Baltl- more: Ellen, Hutton, Charleston, 5 In the Lough 10th, waiting spring tides, Azenor. Gould, from Sun Francisco: Annie M Law, Hilton, from Baitimoi BkEMkRMAvEN, Sopt 7T—Arrived, Oder (8), Leist, N Yorx. 7th, Admiral, Haesloop, New York; Strassburg (8), ew Orlenns, BAnckLoNa, Sept 7—Sailed, Ima, Galveston. irr, Sept ¥—Sailed, Frank Pendleton, Nichels, Bom- bay; 10th, Sarah Chambers, Rutherlord, Baila, Conk, Sopt 9—Arrived, Citizen, Rogers, St Jobu, NB; Stormy Petrol. Dwyer, do, Nailed Sth, Trio, for ‘Baltimore; 9th, Lacra B, StJobn, ONsTADT, Sept 4—Sailed, Mary J Wilbur, Murphy, Ayr. Cavu, Sept 3— Arrived, Mariposa, Fietehor, New York ¥ th, Elliott L Dow, Dubell, Barcelona. Dxat, to Sept 10—Off, Crusader, Brown, Bremen for New York. , Jacobson, Miramichi for Hull, Anchored 11th, Bo: aod Vth, Dario, Raguson, Boston for Hull; 10th, Con- stantine, Creevy, London for New York; Denmark (), Williams, do for do; Von Roon, Monten, Wilmington, NC, for London, Suiled 1ith, Fede Speranza, Aati, London for New Or- wo, Uleveland, do for New York; Paulina, Patten, do for do. Doren, Sept 9—Passed, Cetverti Dubrovacki, Caraman, New York for Hartlepool. Donpxy, Sept 10-—Arrived, Formad, Bull, Dosiay, Sept 8—Arrived, Battic (brig), St nebec. john, NB; 9th, Como, Philadelphi 0th, Serrano, do; Mistletoe, do. Sailed 9th, Sollecito, Baltimore; Francesco, Philadel phit Bravo, New York DUNGknuss, Supt O-Passed, Evening Star, Speich, New York tor Kottordam, ‘OM Sth, Mary G Reed, Geyer, Philadelphia for Rotterdam ; 9th, Johanne (Nor bark), New York for do. Dunkirk, Sept 8—Salted, Carrie & Long, Pa: ASTBOURNE, Sept 9—Passed, Emma Green (of Bangor, Me), bound west. Oi Yeh, Golconda, Lord, from Huil for America. Fatmoora, Sept 10—Sailed, Lagrasie Lagone (from Balti- more). Lyn FAYAL, Aug 20—Arrived, Blanche, Roberts, Liscomd, NS (and salted 27th for St Michels}; zath, Modesta, Din, Now Bedturd; Kate Williams, Hale, Boston’ (aud sailed 27th, for Terceira). dulled Aug 14, WW Lord, Venoon, St Michaels. GLovcesTER, Sept 9—Arrived, iazelburst. st John, N Michsel, Rental, Quebec; 10th, Maggie Gibbs, Chath NB. Balled th, Guerricro, Russo, New York; Esan, Marasse, do; Russo, Carviano, do; 10sh, ‘Ala, Aslaksen, do; 11th, Dak Hanulkseu, Wilmington; Albatross, do. Ww, Sept 9 Arrived, Snaresdrook, Montreal. ‘Sth, Sidonian (s), for Mediterraneum: Ida, Now York (and trom Greenock 11th. ; uth, Osage, Mc= id, Baltimore: J Willisins, Williams, Berole KEENOCK, Sept 11—Arrived, Emma V, Bernier, Three Rivers. Sailed 11th, Brunette, Windsor, St John, NB: Margaret . Ferguson, Dewvrara; Marla Clotilde, Sisno, Now aittwar, Sept 9—Sailed, G A Coonan, MeKonsie, Ar. rossan, Guest, Sept 8—Arrived, Julia Ernestine, Labarbe, Pas- eagoula, ‘OA, Sept B—Sailed, Adolph Englor, Fickott, Almeria, Sieared 6th, Floren Henderson, Headersun, Copha- Jonia; Templar, Bart 7th, Ferry, Loud, Malaga, if Mutt, Sept 9—Satied, Gibraltar, Erickson, Orem: Hutvorr, sept S—Arriven, Alma, Anders HAMURG. Sept 7—Sailed, bie phia; Sth, Bilas Thayer, Gilmore, 'N pela, Naess, Philudeiphia, Havas, Sept S—Arrived, Panny Weeks, Pixagna. Sailed Oth, StGermain (#), Recnloux, New York, Livenroot, Sep: —Arrived, Algeria (x), Watson, Now York; Heiress, Mulone, Buctouche; Bekliara, Charon, ucbee; 10th, Ben Nevis, ttudson, do: Queen of the Fleet, fine, Dorchester, NB; Chieftain, Fatton, St Johns: Bel: videre, Dexter, Windsor; Osceola, Montgomery, Itichi- bucto? Sylvia, Thompson,’ Charlottetown; Idalia, Graham, Georgetown, PEL; Ellen ©, Burns, Fernandina; Palermo, MeLaughiin, Si J $'Winslow, Morton, Boston: Ke volving Lixli, 4 Sohne; Adept, Mitchell, Quel Harries Uphiai Anie Waarton, W! m St Domingo St John, NB; Lake Moantic (3), Battersby, Moni st Jolin, Claremont, St John: York 3th, al; David G*Flem* Kate ‘Crosby, ‘Hibbert, New veston; WH Jordan, Richards: Cleared Mth—Ryerson, Denni Thos Hil yard, Campbell, Bourvay; 9h, Wh, Murphy, Havana; Malievitic Walte, Kan \ & B Gurdenor, omer, je; Peruvian, Berry, Southwest Pars; Cores, Guinler- son, do, Vack Oth—Nester, for Miramichi ; 10th, D Cornwall, ate Harding, Watts, tor Now York; Rochester, for for do: Quebe \ Loxvox, Sept 11—Arrived, Anglia (+), Mernay, New York (aud entered out for New’ York): Lino, Bussonteb, do; Tousherhus, Jaconsen, Quebec: Went Stantey (x), Whittles and Kalstad, Mowsen, Montreal; Moselle, Graham, Char. lottetown (and ented out for Prince Edward Island: Neckar, Sorensen, Quebee; Rjeckan, Hansem, do. tered out 1)th, Sophia Cook, Jook, New ‘York; Tagus (a), Tapon, Quebs Laxcasted, Sept 8—Sailed, Sadie, Gregory, Sydney, CB; Visilunt, Nixon, New York. Liza, Sopt 1—-Passed, Adolph (Swe bark), Richmond for Ma mo, ‘Lita, Sept 9—Arrived, Enmore (s), Holman, Montreal, Maastcis, Sept @—Otoared, Merriwa, Downe, Portland, je. Newronr, Sept O—Cleared, Steivia (), Braiiley, Mon- tren \ WRY, Sept 9—Arrives RAN, Sept o—Arrived, aniied same day for Algiers) OvONTO, Ang 26—snll Bexver, Bowiunge, do, Eva Carvill, St John, NB. (), Butler, Glasgow (and , Ocean Gem, Quebee; Sept 1, * Constantine, Eaton, Lobos. Salled 11th, Success, Jo 4, Wilmington. ‘ PeNARTH#, Pept 11—Sailed, It L Hersey, Coggins, Jamatya; Hana 0 Brain Rallay, lo dane oe Hy Korranbax, beps 6—Olesred, B Prognell, Gerdes, Monty trenl. Stock wou, Sept 4—Arrived, Dan, Hallberg, New York. Swaxage, to Sept 10-09, Marianople, Boneronto, trom Hartlepool for Phiiadelphin, taht Miewants, Aug 12—Arrived, Margaretta, Silva, Hall- ax. ‘TRanux, Sept 8—Arriv Adria, Everett, St John, N Sopt 10—The bark Richard Cowell, of Cardiff + Bermuda, took tire yesterday atternown, urth Roads: she was towed on Penarth scuttled: foremast gone and bull much burned © contre o: main hatehway; will probably be orrow nud brought into dock. Fire trst covered in sail locker in forecastle; cause uukuown, she sin eight feet low water, Dkat, Sept 10 -The bark Matilde, of Greifewald, Rinanski, from St. Lawrence fur London, grounded on the main near St ret’s Bay, sbout 8 AM, but was assisted olf and pro- ceeded tur London, Havax, Sept 9—Adviees from Ghout of the 7a inst, state gle 7 ence the Julia Ernestine (Fr), from Paseagoule fr Hoapet Ghent), it into Te . with serious damage, ree sched Gung ila on STON is Rovoogas et AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Sept 21-- Arrived, schrs Vreeland. Provi= dence: T Sinnickvon, WH Wilson, Henry P Muven, and Lulu Awmermn for Georgetown. Sailed—sebr Henry Davy (from (Georgetown), —— 5 Sept °3—Arrived, York; ‘oarks Meguaticook, Hi MeGilvery, Jewett, Port J ‘Turks Islend; sehrs Vesta, Scull, Vhiladetphia; Alpha, Colesbury, Hol s ra Johns, Hooking,” Park son, Philadelphia: Neptun binsen Crusoe, Kubinvon, rehrs Higgins, Charleston} Baltimore: Pratt, Evans, Phi Satfed—Steamers Atlas ‘and Massachusetts, BALTIMORE, Sept 23—Arrlved. steamers New York; Georges Appold, Low Soulard (Br). Goudy, Plymouth, Bergsund, Great Yarmouth, By Munson, Boston, eainer Josephine Thomson, Moore, brig WH Latimer, Armstrong, Barbados: schre Sinbad, Perry, Boston; J A Lord, Thomas, Calais, Me. BULL RIVER, Sept 22—Arrived, bark Mary Bowou (Br). MeFaron, Buenos Ayres, NGOR, Sept 21—Clearod, schrs Sedona, Hart, tow York: W P Richio, Freely, Fire Istund. BATH, Sept 22-—Sailed, sehrs Ada J Simonton, Hall, Phil- adciphia LC Hickman. Vent, Georgetown; Nellie Doo, Trask: Canary, Brown: Charlotte Fish, Williamos, and Geo W Jowett, Jewett, New York: Joseph Fish, Gilchrist, and L W Wheelcr, Bownian, Philadelphia. BRISTOL, Sept 22—Sailed, schr Marcena Munson, Jr, Dayton, New Yor CHARLESTON, Sept 28—Sailed, steamers Champion, Lockwood, New York: heavull, Lockwond, Baltimore; Equator, Hinckley, Philadelphia ver JN Colby, Wilcox, Orient, LI. DELAWARE CITY, Sept 22—Arrived, schr Thos Boose, Somors, Boston. 2sd—Bailed, schrs Iona, Coombs, and Elisa J Raynor, Mitehbell, Boston, EASTPORT, dept, 14—Arrived, bark Bessle Simpson, Keene, Antwerp tor St Stephen, NB. FORTRESS MONROE, Sopt 23—Arrived, schr Clara (G-), Thede, Cape Town for orders. Passed in for Baltimore—Bark Gusta Helene (Nor), Tilo rones, from Drogheda, Passed out—s ¢ Braunschweig (Ger). for Bremeny brige Little Susie (Br), for Ipswich (both trom Baltimore); Cygnet (Br), trom Richmond for Bahia. FALL RIVER, Sept 20—Arrived, qchrs F Merwin, Banca, Port Johuson; Fashion, Suiled—xehr Sarah L Summons, Gandy, Philadelphia’ GALVESTON, Sopt 18—Arrived Mossina, Stewart, Liver poul: brig LM Merritt, Hanson, Boston. Cleared —Stoamer San Jacinto (Br), Ricker, Liverpool. JACKSONVILLE, Sept 19—Areived, schra Allie H Bebe don, Terry, and Alabama, Ross, ‘York; Stampede, Por ry, Boston: MW Drew, Mahoney, Belfast, Mo. KEY WEST. Sept 23—Sailed, ‘steamer City of Houston, Deering (from New York, arrived 224), Gall NEW ORLE. 19— Arrived, bark Sun Fernando (Sp), Uriarie, Havana: schr Jeanie Wood, Pazzattl, Utila, NORFOLK, Sopt 2i—Arrived, schr 8M Bird, ‘Merrill, Portland. bg hath i Sey NEW NEWPORT, Sept 21, PM—Sailed, schr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw. 22d—Salled, sehrs Charles W Holt, Dal 4 Philadelphia for Provide J ¥ Wellington, itich, Alexandria for Boston; Emulator, Somerset; Thomas Potter, Handy, New York tor New Bedford; John Brooks, Fox, Blizabet! eo for Providence; Saruh Clark, Griffin, Philadelphia; W Saunders, Mott, New York: Hattie L’ Curtis, Mann, Port Johuson for Lynn; Charies Carroll, Kelly, Rondoat for ne a D Davidson, Freeman, Perth Amboy for Boston. NEW LONDON, Sept 22—Arrtved, brig Elizabeth (Br) New York for 8t Johus: schra Gienwood, and Harriet Lewin, Port Johnson for Providence; T W Haven, Alexanaria for AJ Bently. Georgetown for Allya’s Pont, PORT TOWNSEND, Sopt 15—Suiled, ship Gen But Webb, Melbourne. PENSACOLA, Sept 18—Arrived, achrs Thomas W Holde J A Ward, Jo ORT ROYAL, SC, So dolet. ‘Faircloth, ‘Fernandina for New York; Molins, Huvana, PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22—Arrived, schrs_H S Marior, Wines, aud L & A Bubcoek, Smith, Boston: EG Willa Simonton, Portland; West\ Dennis, Crowell, Boston: Hickman,’ Rovinson, New York: N’ Harvey, Weeks, New Bodtord; ‘Ramon d’Ajuria, MeBriie, Providence; J A ‘Ber! ley, Sanderson, New Haven: Jas Sattorthwait Somerset; Geo T, Fessenden, Beebe, and 3 CH Providence; J M Broomall, Douglass, Bosto Corson, New Bedford, 28d—Arrived, steamers Harrisburg, Worth, Salem; Le ‘ard, Albertson, New Bedford: Beverly, Wallace, New York; barks Albissola (Ital). Pescetto, Cork: Prinds Oscar (Nor), Jonson, Rotterdam; Northumbrian (Br), Piggi, Newcastle, Ex Mary Fnlconer (Bri, Moore, Liverpool ‘Chill (Bry, Mo- Leod, Dublin; Maria Adelnide’ (for), Poculio, do; Flash Light (Br), Card, New York: schra E 'G Willard, Simonton, Portland; Belle Hardy. Kelly, Kennebec River; ‘West Don- nis, Crowell, Boston; HM Buell, Troland, do; James Sute terthwaite, Wolfs Somerset; F G Warner, Dickinson, Con- River; Ida Della Torre, Chase, Rondout. & Rattlemake, 7 ai Mills, do; Tonawanda, Sherman, Provi- ‘Vindicator, Rogers, d Williams- Virginia, Hunter, Char! Grumley, York: ship Huguenot, #ray, San Francisco; barks Jae Genoa; Viga R (Aus), Corich, Ni Maria (Sp), Panthi |, Adams, Aspinwall; Timothy Fie, |B; Falco, Prico, do; Charles wwrenee, Lake, Rebeces H Queen, Guin, Charleston; J M Pitzpat- ne non, Cambridgeport; Nellie Lampher, Higgins, yun. ‘Alt steamer Venico (Br), Rhodes, Sharpn: Mvurke lfspah (Bev, Portes, Welfasts Ja Harvie Bede EB; bar! : Lockhard, Windsor, NS. Sailed—Steamer jerland. PORTLAND, Me, Sept 21—Cleared, scht Cumberland, ‘Webber. Boston, to lond for Bristol Cuannel. 22d—Clonred, sehr M E Thompson, Vhiladoiphis. . ‘2id—Arrived, bark John L Hasbrouck (new), Kennebunk- port, ta load for New Orleans, Cleared—Starlight, New York. PORTSMOUTH, Sopt 21—Arnved, schr Mary P Hudson, Lake. Philndetphia, PROVIDENCE, Sept 22—Arrived, Steamers Cathe: Whiting, Harding, Philadelptt jorida, Crocker, d tchra LB Cowperthwaite,Jones, Georgetown, DU; Charles W flolt, Daloy. Philadelphia, Jolin Hurst, Cook, Port Johnson; John Warren, Metar, Porth Amboy: John Brooks, Fox, Elizabothport; sloop Whippoorwill, Blakelee, New York. Suiled—Sehrs Carrio S Hart, Davis, Georgetown, DO; ladelphia; Paul P Keer Louise D Rathban, Crowell, Henderson, do; e, Warwick, ‘Trenton; Hannah Brown, Sackett, Verplunck’s Point? AG Lawson, Merehoff, Hnekensack: Horizon, Loot, Haverstraw; Constitation, Young; AJ Russell, Chatfield: Mar, Ward, aud Jen: nie Rogers, Rogers, Now. York; sloop John Beveridge, Houghtaling, do. PAWTUCKET, Sept 22—Arrivod, sehrs American Eagle, Newlove: Monmouth, Anderson, and Ann 8 Cannon, Now dary, Philaaolp: nry Clay, Conklin, Port Johnson, Halled—sehraJ Hi Young, Barrett; Eva Diverty, Gundy and Glide, Gurnett, New York; Nicholas Mehrhof, Mebr! Hackensack RICHMOND, Sept 21—Arrived, steamer Richmond, Kelty, New York; brig Edith Hall, Oliver, Rio Janeiro; schr ida & Jayne, Mills, New York. Sailed—schrs NH Barrow, soy, and H J May, Blacle ‘ow York. ROCKLAND, Sept 14—Arrived, schrs W C Hall. Tohaan, Now York; 15th, America, Coleotd, do; Post Boy, Stearns, 0. 14th—Schra Olive Avery, Tupper. New York: 16th, Lottie Ames, Nash, and JS Lindsey, Kennedy, do: J Fare well, Gregory, and M_ Brower, Lee, do; Lizste Cochran, Wi Hall; Speedwell, Rhoaces; H G Bird, Blac! jo, Mills; May Munroe, Clarkson, and do. JO, Sept 15—Arrived, barks Vidette, Boyd, ison; Ametnyst, Bates, Bellingham Buy; brig Deux Amis (Fr), Robert, Departure Bay. Stetson, Havre; Santa Clara, To poo ( legtaphed). ark Webtoot, Whoelwrigit, Astoria, O. 2d—Cleare: Fen McClellan, Wheeler, New York, Castleholm (Br), Sawie, Quserstown. SAVANNAH, Sept 23—sailed, stoamors Janinta, Cathar rine, Phiiadelphia; San Salvador, Nickerson, New York. Cleared - Sehr Jobn Griffiths, Pugh, New Yor SALEM, Sept 21—Arrivad, schra WF Parker, Daniele, Philadelphia for Portsmonth; Clara, Jano, Pike, Port Jona: ton for Yarmouth, NS; J B Norris, Hardi Loduskia, Means, do for Bangor; Black New York tor do (picked up in tho bay a I robably loat from a Deer Isle vessel) Branscom, Sullivan for Newark; Herald, Sawyer, ter C Hall’ Tolman, Rockland for New York. SOMERSET, Sept 21—Arrived, vehrs John E Sanford Bray, Georgetown, DO: Annie Virden, Hubbard, Philadeb bi = a Whildin, Heath, Hobok Elias Koss, Lewia mboy. d—Sehir 8 L Barna, Crosby, Philadelphia, YARD HAVEN, Sept 22—Arrived, seb udra for Boston? Annie Bilss, Baltimor Sophia Godtrey, Philadelphia for do: Minnie, Port J for do; EA Sash, Perth Amboy for do: J'B Atkinson for do; George S Marts, Philadelphia tor Portsmouth; Ida ,.do for St John, NB; Paran, New York for Machais, n for Lynn. eturned—Schr Sahwa. » Perth Amboy} ‘arrior, Steveus, ssed Kast—-Brig Prentiss Hobbs, from Havana; echra Rising Sun, Harmona and Nettie re Sailed—Schrs Antarctic, Qaickstep, Sarah E Lewis, Lottie E Cook and Mary B Smith. 4 WILMINGTON, NC, Sept 21—Arrived, Doane, New York: yeamer Regulator, Cleared—Brig Asha (Nor), Houger, Glasgow; schr GP Day, Chote, Surinam. WARKUAM, Sept 21—Arrived, schr Ada Herbert, Allen’ Now York _ ¥ACHDS, #00D SECOND HAi wanted—1,0 0 pound s, stating price C. W. Asth at. muri Ni a (OR SALE-SCHOONER SANDALPIION, 03 TONS rogister: built mt Pombroke, Me.. 1809; rates A2; im fair order; price low. VAN BRUNT & BRO., h st., corner Maiden Inne. iT CAPRICE, ET 6 fo, inventory. Apply or w wl VEAMBOATS, TRON also 3 shot LOOTT & &U. ti Fincuesie Hen and able dress W. 8. RIDA SOCK, J JHOOSEM YACHT JOSEPHINE, 129 on board: ready tor immediate use; in excel il inventory. Apply to THOMAS MAN- Broadwa; 100 FERT LONG, 30 FRET ave on band machi N STEAM LAUNCH ETHEL, 42 23g feet draught; in com di horse power horizontal bol eed. 10 miles an hour: bont Brooklyn LIDGERWOOD. MANUFACTURING COM, PANY, 165 Poarl st., New York. JPOR SALE AND OHARTER-SIDEWHEEL STEAM. bonts, all sizes ana draughts; Freight Propeliors, Steams and Suil Yachts, Launchos, steam Cunal Bouts, Tacs, ae, GEORGE F. PLYM 8, 39 South at, OR SALE OR EXCUANGE-SIDE-WHEEL STBHAM* at; Light deaf and ood ordei ly te Wea ie HAZARD 62 Harrison st., corner West, New York. \QANNING'S YACHT AGENCY. —POR FULL PARIIG. iMacs of all Yachts for sale, with Inventoriowand teiec, ve “The Yachting Cirouinr,” Ollice 318 By EB YACHTS, SCHOONERS. 3, Engines, Filtings, &e,, for s OONER YACH( FOR SALE, IN GOOD OR feet lung, 9 tect ben Also, 10 or 12 meee aan P. RAYNOR, Harlem Bridge, 84 av, ANTE! SLOOP YACHT, must be able, high sided, wel with fall particalars an . cnre of Buckin Wi TED —A GOOD BOAT, anour FEET LO) in Xchange Torn stem’ whl h ARGO. Herald otic &t bunting ‘CE LLANKOU: bits CONTAINED FROM DIFFER: 1, KING, Lawyer, No. 6 St. Mark's place, IVORCES UIETLY IN ANY STAT; PAY When ‘divore tice free, AMERIC, Taneeheuk sipnlesg Arisa