The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1876, Page 10

SOUTHERN N. Y. BAPTIST. CAUSES OF MINISTERIAL INEFFICIENCY—THE SPIRITUAL AND FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE CHURCHES, ‘The Southern New York Baptist Association, com- Prising pastors and churches of this city and in the towns along the Hudson River in Westchester and Rockland counties, met in annual session yesterday, in Sixth strect Baptist church, in this city, The asso-" Siational sermon was preached by the Rev. Halsey W. Knapp, D. D. It was on the causes of ministerial Aneificiency, and was based on the disciples’ inquiry to Jesus, as recorded by Matthew, xvi., 19—“Why could mot we cast him out?’’—and the Saviour’s answer thereto. At the close of the sermon the association began Dusiness vy electing the preacher, Dr, Knapp, to be Moderator, But the Doctor, because of previous en- gagements, declined. Dr. G. W. Samson was then elected. The Rev. C,C. Norton was chosen clerk and Mr, James L. Hastie assistant; Mr, R. G, Cornell, treas- urer, und Mr, 8. I. Hillman, corresponding secretary. THE STATISTICS OF THE CHURCHES ‘was then called fur, and it was resolved that the Btatisticg of churohes that make no report shall be sup- phed in the minutes from the preceding year, There were filty-seven churches in the association last year, bat the Temple church, of Harlem, hus disbanded since the last associational meeting. The Plymouth church, of this city, bas been compelled curing the year, through financial embarrassment, to sell their church property and part with their pas- tor, They sull keep up their organization ‘and worstip, aud Dr, Isaac Westcott, aformer pastor in this city, has accepted their call, and will begin his pastorate with them very soon. ‘They have 152 nem- Vers, a decrease of sixty-eight from last year, The largest church membership ty tar of any chureb io Mhe association. is the Abyssinian (colored), in this tity, of which Rey. William Sp: pastor, They Teport a present membership of veing an in- Crease of 164 on last year, The Macdougal strect ®hurch, whose history will be read this morning, has members; decrease, twenty, Its contributions were $3,996. ’ The South church, Dr. A. U. Osborne pastor, contributed $6,790 for current and benevolent expenses. 11 has 496 members; increase, forty, Stan- jon street church has 308 members; dvcrease, four; tontributions, $4740. The North church, Rev. J. J. Brouner pxstor, bas 649 members; 3 xieen; Bunday scholars and teachers, 654; contribntions, $6,276. Sixth street church, where the association tucets, has 269 members, an increase of one. Its con- tributions amount to $6,165; Sunday scholars and * teachers, 500. fhe First’ church bas 619 members, Bgainst $70 reported last year, thirty-one of those so Feported being in the grave some years; coutribu- tions, $18,003. The Madison avenue church numbers 505; increase, 13; contributions, $32,471. Sixteenth street church, Dr. Jutten, pastor, report 654 members; increase, 68; contributions, $6,489. The Bereau church, Kev. L. G. Barrett, pastor, has 313 members; increase, 12 The church ‘paid current expenses, raised $1,200 to hiquidaie the debt and sent usuul donations 1o the benevolent enterprises of the association. The Tabornacle churen Faised $19,123, of which $9,703 was tor local expenses Ald the rest for associational benevolent interests. It has, $61 Sunday scholars and 64 teachers. The Cen- , tral’ Yark church has 382 members; icreuse, 64; echolars, 300, Trmity Baptist church, Rev. J. 8. Hole, ‘pastor, reported its existence itpperilied. It has a new building, and, as usual, a big debt. The hard times has called iuto play all the plans that could be desired to meet the exigencies of the times, THE CHURCH BECAME DIVIDED as to the best course to be pursued, the income fell off and trouble increases. They have added 10 to the membership, and have now 203. The Second German chureh had tor pastor the Rev, T. 8, Nathan, whom they had to dismiss, and being then without a pastor iheir membership tell trom 146 to 132 They have now called Rev. Wiliam Paul, of Pittsburg, Pu., who has accepted and will soon be With them. The becond charch, in Hariem, Rev. Halsey Moore, pastor, reported 68 converts and present membership 223; 1 Feuse, 65. ‘There are 385 scholars and teachers in this hool; contributions, $5,006, The Association ac- cepted'the invitation of this church t» meet with them next year, when Rev. Kk. 8. McArther isto preach and Dr. Anderson is to give a history of the First Baptist church of this city, The Central church was ' wlso very anxious to have the Association meet with them next year, They report 471 members; tnerease, contributions, $12,824, including $10,462 ior home expenses. Last year they had no pastor; the Roy. J. D. Herr is now With them. The Filth Avenue Baptist church reduced its membership trom 723 to 644 und its debt by $3,500 and paid aii current expenses and Aided the bevevolent interests. The First church, Harlem, the Rev. Dr. Samson, pastor, has 268 mi therease, 40, and have two ‘mission Sunday schools, ‘The First German ecbureb, 6 members; in- crease, 38; contributions, $3,499. ‘The report of Calvary Baptist church apologized tor the smalluess of its cou- tributions, owing to the hard times avd then reported having raised $10,000 tor home urposes and $95,854 for benevolent objec: ‘is Was more mouey than ail the rest, exeepting the First, Mudison avenue and the Tavernacie eburcaes to- gether, reported raised. The hard times evidently touched Calvary church very lightly. And to sys- \euatize their religious and financial Work more thor- oughly they now propose to adopt substantially Metho- dist clas yt The Yonkers und other churches were then reviewod, and at the evening meeting of the Association D: Goodspeed, of Chicago, delivered an addreas ou Sun- day schoo! work, and after bim several superintend- enis made remarks. ‘he Assuctationwill meet again this morning. AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BANK. 4N EXCITED MEETING OF THE DEPOsITORS— DEFICIT OF PERHAPS FIFTY THOUSANR DOL- LARS IN THE BANK'S AFFRIRS—A BAD REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. The extent of the prevailing excitement among de- Positers of saving institutious, was fully illustrated last evening at a meeting of the depositors of the New Amsterdam Savings Bank, held in the Germania Assembly Rooms, About 300 men and women Were in attendance. ot whieh tho Gorman element comprised perhaps cighty per cont. The efects Of the numerous failures of savings banks within the past month were piainly Sbservavie among tho crowd, who seemed to have Jost all faith in any of theso insti- tutions. There was another reason for their excite- ment, too, as the Amsterdam Savings Bank claimed week ago to be able to pay their full indebtedness, And last night 1% was found they would fail short of this, perhaps ten per cent, ‘The meeting was called to order by Jobn Adelmann, ‘who was atterward made President, and Charles Fils, Secretary. Nearly ali the officers and trustees of the bank were present by invitation, and the foliowing Statement of the condition of the concern upon Ve- tober 1 was read:— AssKTs, Crawford town bonds, + Haaniwat town bonds Lewiston town bonds Forty-two mortgages. . Banking house anu jot and fixtures. crued, but not yet due, Rents accrued , 730 Total... $610,888 51 Due depositors. $508,854 74 11,028 77 The above statement differs considerably trom that made upon the Ist of Soptember, showing a loss of sume $2,000 or erg ‘This ts ‘explained by tho Ollicers to be due to the fall in the price of United ‘States bonds, of w! Neb they sold # little over $40,000 ‘Worth during September. ‘In tho above showing, also, the town bouds of Hannibal and Crawford exceed tho estimate of? thp same in the September account by $1,526. Tho bank oilicials declaro the higher estimate ‘W be the actual warket value. The principal object of the meeting last night was to suugest the uame of a receiver to be recominended to jauye Landen at Schenectady, This was jound to bow setter of difficulty, anda long time was occupied in excited and uselessjcebate. Atiength a commuiitee of woven was jappotnved to propose three names to tho meeting. They agreed upon the joliowing:—-Richaid M. Bent, pianotorie mavulacturer; Martin Grossman, cabinet maker, and Aibort Klamroih, Commerciat Ad. wertiser. It was foaily resolved by the meeting to Fecommond these names as the depositors’ choice from which to select a receiver ior the bank. The main joss of the bauk les in their building and No. 215 Bowery. The cost of the eutire premises ve dh @t $135,532 93, and it will be impossibie to Fewiizo anywhere near that amount now. One o! the trastwes said that they scarcely expected to get more than $75,000 for the property, and the same person ° thought that the depositors would probably receive a Jittle aver aunty cents on the dollar wheu all was di is appeared from anumber of statements made last evening that the trustees had (oid the depositors that they (the trustees) intended to subscribe $6,000 each for the p of erecting the bank building and a " hv geged mot cost the depositors anything. beg di his point reat deal of indignation manite 7 it was joudly demandes that beak ti hould ' keep their era 6 ony, tour of the later pledged }2,000 each into the bank. These Jobn Suth, George Trust and ‘robwein, The last mentioned } themselves to pay $: : were Jonn Riegelman: the President, Theobald that the trustees had not made tl ‘and should not be held accountad! ‘of five was then appointed to wait on the other ‘trustees and ask them to carry out the promises made to the depositors. Soon alter this the mecting ad- foarned. } FIRE IN CLARKSON STREET. A fire broke out yesterday noon in the upoceupted building No, 22 Clarkson street, recently eoed asa B. M . Kary) oat veares ab ‘ms. The loss is euti- $6.000. Cause of fire uuknown, NEW YORK “HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1876 TRIPLE SHEET. THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS, REPLY TO MAYOR WICKHAM—HOW LICENSES WERE GRANTED TO DISREPUTABLE ESTAB- LISHMENTS. ‘The Commissioners of Excise yesterday sent a com- manication to Mayor Wickham, in response to a letter transmitted last week asking for information as to the granting of hcenses in certain doubtful instances, The following is the correspondence in full :— urment, Cory Hatt, d K, Sept. 28, 1876, To Tux Commissionnns or Excise : GexTLemeN— Your attention is invited to the proceedings ny had in the Court of Genoral Sessions, which are d in the newspapers of to-day, as « presentment of ed abuse of powe: ‘You vill obitge me by making to rae &, communieation stating in detail the ‘as known d about cach and every of the matters and cuses ‘id thas connection by the Grand Jury mentioned or referred to. Awaiting a rep ly ot we, spectfully, earliest convenience, very re- LIAM H. WICKHAM, Mayor, Orniey ov tux Boaun or Kxotsx, 209 MULBKEKY STREKT, Naw You, Sept, 30, 1976, Hon, Wintiae H. Wicanas, Mayor Sin—The Board of Commissioners of Excise acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated 2th inst. in which the at: teution of the Commissioners is invited t0 proceedin| Sessious, which are reserted'in:¢ the {same dute, asa presentment of the Commin. sioners on allexed abuse of p md requesting ‘a sta mout in detail of the fucte as known, tous about each und evory one of the matters and casesin that connection by the Grand Jury mentioned or reterred to,” We avail ourselves of this early opportunity to answer, and it would have afforded us pleasure to huve given an im: mediate snewer: on the recepsion of the request, had not the temporary absence of one of the Commissioners fi city prevented. itis belloved, however, thet it will not be doewed any unreasonable delay has occurred in the prompt compliance with the request made. On entering upon the dischurge of thoir duties out incumbouts felt themselves ully impressed with the res sponsivility of the duties intrusted to them, JExperiouce Las shown that mankind 1s largely addicted to tho use of intuxicating Liquors, wines, £e. as proven to wholly prevent the use, or re: stimulants, On the other hand, the tr hs aud every y ‘wunul ‘applicants. for Neense, we followed tho manuer of the previous Board, and appointed Inspectors whose special duty it should te weep w record of ull places subject to the the law; and, s Of. tho appiteants to receive licens the necessary information the ke diligent inquiry in the nel; nated for licens 0 4 required to the place d every as to the character of ee sou and place, and, if wt wll doubtful. and deemed neeessary, to pursue the inquiries for inforution to # station house uu police authuritien. In a large majority of tie numbor of places licensed satis. factory information is obtuined from general repute. In others, and ail doubtiul eases, the record of the person ap- plying is subjected to rizid scrutiny. “he prevent Conumlssioners havo been tn office since May 1h five months to date. The first month was mostl: occupied in the preparing aud obtatning the ne Y, bien! forms for applications, licenses and books. 2o., loving avout four months of time to the tramsaction of other busi: hess, From Muy 1 to date hereof there huve been received Uy the Hoard 4,080 applications for liceme—an increase of 410 over the corresponding poriod of the year last p it will thus bo soem. thut nearly 1,00. xppliestions por month have been presented for the examination and con- sideration of the In all cases ot known or suspected Character the application hay either ‘been rejected or ‘amination, and tais B t «re my aay application made foc recommendation of the inspector being grunted aro, in almost ever: the Hecnse granted by the previous Board. Tue allogations comalued in the nowspspers will now, spectors w hborkood themselv. west, be answered as fully, In det potsible, ‘First, the'Board deny, forth, 61 eS +s y have abused 5 e ‘or prese! 8 published, ie fically the Fourth Sixth and ‘Ninth ptico 9 ecines, but no person or place is therein uai inated. Ih releronce to the Fourth und Sixth proeinets, the Board has withhela diasose. trom nineteen applicants deemed by No compiaint has been receivea by this Boutd that. any of those to whom liconses have veoa krunted by us keep plaves that are the resort of prostitutes, thieves, &c. Intl ysence of more Excise can only deny the cl these precincts. With reference to the Ninth preeinet—one of the Commis. sioners having resided in that precinct ior y twenty Years past and the charge bolug tore full—-the Board may more fully reply. It is aswerted that “the attention of the Court was called to the existence of liquor stores in the basements of dwelling houses in the Ninth precinct. These pluces are the rovort of prostitutes, aud are, productive of great evil by articular mention the Board of ges in this gonoral way as to affording couvertent places for the alluring of strangers, for the purp robbery and prostitution.” From the Ist day of May last e Ninth police precinct, of a located in Lasements—one Fischer, No. S51 Hudson street, No. SJones street, Bosh of th ly respectable persons, conducted in a propermanuer. Hoth these places have been liceused, without objection whatsoever, tor two years prior to the appointment of the present Board, It may be an error in referring to the Ninth precinct: certainly the remarks quoted could have no ref favorably with any he respectability of its poopl ners of xelse fully appreciate the wentle- granted by the present Bourd in wumber © 1 to Martin . Niermann, ure believed to be composed the receut Grand Jury. mmissioners would say thatthe desire which ani- ‘en is only responsive to thoso enter- mmissioners themsel who have en- feted to dheharge their duty with strict regard tw every bligation. Very respectfully, - Fee eenie* GEORGE W. MORTON, Ouse rN. cacao THE BLANC TRAGEDY. CORONER'S INVESTIGATION OF THE APPAIR— MADAME BLANC STILL ALIVE. Coroner Eliinger yesterday began an inquest 1m the case of Jules Blanc and his son Emil, who were killed 10 tho torrible tragedy at No. 201 West Thirty-third street on Sunday night, the former by his own hands and the latter by tho bands 0: his futher, The jury was empannelled and viewed the two bodies. Dr, Goldschmidt then made an autopsy in cach case. The brains of both the man and the child were found to have been penetrated by builets, so that their death must have been almost instantaneous. The two bal- lots were extracted and found to be similiar to those used im the pistol jound in ibe hands of the murderer, Mme. Blanc is still lying unconscious in ward 12 at Bellevue Hospital » Sbe 1s not expected to recover, Her condition is so preedrious that the surgeous are afraid to prove for the bullet with which sho was shot, It was boped that the woman would yesterday have deen able to say something in regard to the causes leading to the tragedy, and dispel the mystery that now surrounds 1, in the minds of some, who are weil informed in regard to the circumstances of the adair, it is thought that Mrs. Blane acquiesced in the deed.’ Captain Washburn, of ihe Twenticth precinct police, who entered the house soon after the murder and saicide, is one who inclines to tbis belief. He says that the woman was conscious for some time after he went there, and that she particularly requested the ‘aitenuance of a priest, When the latter arrived tho room was lett to them, and a conversation followed, in which the woman took part. This circumstance, 'to- gether with the fact that she made no effort nor showed no desire to leave the side of her husband, is strongly indieativ that she had expected the crime and had submitted wih- out resistance. The letter written by Blanc is also in support of this theory beeause of the use of the pronoun “we,” in piace of the singular, which occurs 1m some of the sentences. It ia supposed that Blane did not prosper weil in his endeavors to support bis family by teacning and that the helplessness of the unfortunate blind man weighed heavily upon both bis own mind and that of his wife, The latter was compelled to accept engagements in opera, which she knew to be distasteiul to bim, and, “to conclude the matter, in mutual despondency they ‘supposed to have agreed upon the course pursued. ‘This theory seems plausible, but subsequent develop- ments may throw more light upon the subject. ‘The man is described as appearing to have doen en- ergetic, with strong French characteristics, The little doy, Emil, was a handsome child, and loved devotedly by both his parents. None of the relatives of we family were at the house yesterday, but bad gono to Belicvue Hospital, where Mrs. Blane ts lying. THE UNION HILL MURDER THE PAISONER TELLS HIS STORY, BUT FORGETS ALL ABOUT THE MURDER. The trial of John Henry Schwamb for the murder of William H. Bette was continued at Jersey City yester- day. The defence was opened, and the prover being placed on tho stand delivered the tollowing statement:—I hayo had thirteen children; am a toy maker; my health has been very poor lately; have been subject to Dilious fever for six years; have an attack nearly every morning lasting from fitteen to thirty minutes; drink ten cents’ worth of gin every day; mouey nas been very scarce during the past eight months, and I bave lived on creait; I was unable to pay my rent for sev. eral months previaus to my arrest, and the landlord threatened to eject mo; be threatened to put me out on tbat morning when I left home; I wae sober when [loft home that day; 1 went to try to get orders that 1 wight make money to pay my rent; I was not in the Davis of carrying a pistoi, bat bad one that day whi was given to me by the wan who stood up with me when | was christen 1 carried it because I intended to commit aucide Wf I did not get work; I told as gunsmith in William sirect 10 ‘load the revolver, aud he did so, ‘er carried & pistol before; I’ got iton the night of the 3d of August, but did not intend to shoot any one; I visited three customers on the 4th o August, an: from one of them received $20 worth of work; I drank two or three glasses of beer in New York and then went to Moboken, visiting Baer’s saloon, where I drank three glasses of beer; when I lett there | was somewhat intoxicated; I was on good terms witu my sister at Union Hill; I visited her in April; I went to her piace direct from Baer 1 she was getung along, and Beite then came ino saw him a | we talked together abous work, but do uot remember what was id; I asked here my other sister was and was told that’ sbe was io Brooklyn; | asked why she did not visit me, and my sister said if did I would ri the old fuss; 1 never upbraided her; she then eaid her hasband would put me out it he was heme, but did not say why; I never had avy trouble with bim; o man then caine in and fire ran out of my eyes, and | do not know what happened afterward; I do not know whether I shot or not; I was at the bar whew I took the pistol out of my pocke: do not rem~ aber threatening my sister with the pistol; do not know how often I tired it; must have fired it Orst when I Stood at the *T did not want to shoot my sister; I wanted to kill myself; I cannot identity the = ; Laid not intend to shoot my daughter in Ho- ken; Ido not remember what happened after the shooting exeept that 1 was put in & wagon, and some one said “they would hang that German;” I do not rocognize in the witnesses here the men who put me in the wagon; & not remember cutting my arm or saying anything to anybody; do not remember hearing any one say that 1 had shot Belte. The case was closea on both sides, and Judge Knapp will charge the jury this morning. BUSINESS TROUBLES. ‘The rumor that Mr. George A. Urofat, proprietor of the Park Hotel, corner of ena and Nassau streets, bas failed, 1s untrue Mr. Bart, the manager of the hotel, informed a Hxka.p reporter yesterday that the report arose from the fact that the Sheriff seized on the effects of a bankrupt cigar seller, who had a stand in the lobby ef the hotel, a few days ago. Messrs. Blumberg Brotaers, wholesaie dealers in hosiery, of Walker street, are said to be in financial difficulties, Mossrs, Wattles & Co., wholesale liquor dealers, of Boaver strect, have failed, and William F. Hyatt, dealer in brass, of Pearl street, has made an asaign- ment for the benefit of his creditors, Statements of the affairs of these insolvent firms have not been pre- pared as yet, The craditors of Isaac Coben, bankrupt, having becn why the bankrupt be discharged trom bankruptcy, ‘met yesterday at the office of Re-ister Fituh, No. 345 Broadway. No opposi- tion to the discharge was filed, and, as the requisite number of creditors assented to the motion, the order will be granted. A first mevting of the creditors of Messrs. John Leadley & Sun, manufacturers of iron, of No. 40 Prince street, was beld yesterday before Register Allen, of No. 15% ‘Broadway, when Jobm C. Teteris. was elected assignee. The debt of Marshall Lofferts, Jr., was the largest proven, it amounting to $4,622 14. In the matter of William H. Joffers, bankrupt, manu- facturer of boots and shoes, the estate was wound up rday by the declaration of a second dividend of per cent by the assignee, making a total payment of six cents on the dol The Leo Box and Lumber Company, of No. 657 West Twenty-tirst street, and Second avenue, corner ot 128th stroet, have been compelled to usk an extension. Several heavy judpments have been obtained in the Supreme Court against the company, the following being the largest:—The Murray Hill Bank, $4,491 70; the fer ws National Bank, $2,266 02; Sheldon Collins, $2,967 41. A. J. Schwarz, liquors, of No, 609 Second avenuo, has rh ages ‘with bis creditors at fifty cente on the jolla ‘The Sussex County Milk Association has effected a compromise with the creditors ut fifty cents on tho dollar in three, six and nine months tine. ‘The following assignments were yesterday filed in tho County Clerk’s office:—Benjamin J. Megie to Reuben S Middleton and William F. Smith to Theodore Pettit, William P. Dixon, referee, in the suit of the Berk- shire Woollen Company vs. Augustus D. Juillard, ro- ceiver of Hoyt, Sprague & Co., y: fourth report in the County Clerk's office. H po! that the judgments secured by the Fourth National Bank against Hoyt, Spraguo & Co. still remain unsatis- fied, and that the bank has valid claims ugainst the receiver for sums of $150,145 83 and $150,069 25. The is only uthorized to pay ten per cent thus far. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH 1/61 Broadway .|37 Broadway 1/89 Broadway 69 Broadway 7 Bowling Green .| Glasgow... 17 Bowling Green, :| Bremen... 2 Bowling Greem S5Broadway Broadwa; 1.14 Bowling Green ad Rotterdam, Liverpool. -[ Bond . | Bi .|80 Broadway 55 Broadway 29 Broadwa; .|4 Bowling 81 Broadway 72 Rronaway 37 Broadway 89 Broadway Js Brondwi Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green .| Glasgow... |72 Broadway .| Hamburg. . ot Broudway Rotterdam, adwa -| Liverpool .. :| Civerpool 15 Broudway | Livernoot.. 49 Broadway Londo 9 Kroadway . | Landon... 17 Bowling Gi reen 7 Bowling Greon n..../2 Bowling Green - |Glaricow. {Brom PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 3, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TAX UEKALD STEAM YACHTS AND UERALD ‘WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH Live Steamer Bothnia (Br), MeMickan, Sista Sept 23 wu 24th, with mdse and '267 46 58, , lat 41 32, Jon 66 03, bark Tordenskjold (Nor), from Ivigtut tor Phila: delpbia; “2d, Lut 41 16, lon 67 0S, ship Strathearn (Br), from Liverpool for New York. Steamer Anglia (Br), Mackay, London Sept 16, via Hall- fox goch, with mdse and passengers to Hengerson Bros, Had strong westerly winds throughout. Sept 2: Ton 20°20. spowo bark Allinnee. ol Barrow, bound I Steamer Alsatia (Br), Campbell, Giaszow Sept Moville 24th, with mdse ‘and 20 xaloon and 20 stecrag Passengers to Hendrison Bros Sept 28, Int 48 35, lon 43 10, assed Anchor line steamer Ethiopia, hence for Glasgow! Pasved large icebergs in lat 45 40, lon 51 10; also in ‘Oct 1. lat Jon 6 20, passed ship for Liverpool, from’St John, NBY jon 83.50, passed F assed Anchor li Jat 48, lon 50 20; jainer Assyria bound Hamburg Sopt 10 and iy high wale blowing very Nenda, Reynolds, New Orleans Sept 10, Te Craz, Campeche, Progreso, and Havana Sxthe with mdse and passengers to'F Alexandre & Son Steamer City ot Dallas, ilinos, Fernandina Sept 28 and Port Royal, SC, 30th,with mdse and passengers to CH Mallory & Co. Steamer ‘san Jacinto, Hazara. Savannan Sept 30, with ino} mdse and passengersto WK Ww redhat, Charleston Sept 30, amer Uity of Atlant with mndse tod) W. Quinta 30, Stenmor Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to Uid Dominion steam- ship o wilaamer Agnes, araiex, Phitadelphia, with indse to C A ney Bark Martin W Brett, Peterson, Dortchester 42 days, with sult to Brett, Son & Uo, Hark Poppina <tal). Paturzo, Lisbon 42 days, with salt, &e, to Bentiam & Boyes Bri Don Quixote, Munroe, Rostock via Syaney, CB, 65 days, in ballast to Swan & Sou, Brix Msronus, Higgins, Alicante 41 days, with licorice root, &c, to G Amsink & Go: vessel to James lieury, Passed Gibraltar Aug 27: Oct 2 sat 40 40, Jon 71 50, saw brig CO Bw ne heuce for Levho: Wa Bird (Br), Lindt, Porto Cabello, with eof Bi to Ecole ‘fMoyd, Gaskill, Goo 80, ‘Selir Julia askill, Georgotow 9 days, with ‘al stores to ED ti Hiueibus & Co, - 7 ay hts" Beh (of Bridgeport), Ingersoll, innaval stores to Ie D Huriout & Gases Sehr Francis French, Gand hi Virginia, Schr El Burnett, Baltimore, Schr John Curtin, Williams, Squan Beach, with cotton, ec, from wroek of bark Magdslena, Bark Progress (Nor», which was anch lower bay, came up vo the cliy Ba Pu,” “nchored Im the PASSED THROUGH HELL Gata, BOUND SOUTH. Stoamer Giaucus, Bearse, Boston for Now Yorn. ne City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bediord for New ‘ork. Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence tor Now Yert. em Horse ( jeComber, Maitiand, NS, for New ¥Yehe MV Cook, Palkenbai sane salmon ‘Washbui ‘See Lillie Rich, Rich, Sehr lmogene Di Bebr Glenwood, Providence for Now York, thaway, Taunton for New te mice for New t to ke fy, Tapper, Rockland for 8 . Keele, Lacinton for New York. Spetiman, Providen chard Law, bidrid Sche Hlise B Cotter, Cotter, ‘New Waven for Now Forks Sebr New Bedford for New York, Behr & Ricker. sicker, New tlaven for New York, Bebr Nollie H Benedict, Providence for Sehr Major Henry Wardell, Coles, Provi York. Bebe Rending RR No4t, Adams, New Ifaven for Trenton, Her Joba Crockford, Hateh, Providenee for New York, Kehr 3 M Tyler, I ‘Providence fer Now Bebe CG O.anmy mer, Providence for New York. Mehr Sardiniun, Holbrook,’ Round Cove, Me, for New ore, cbr 4x8 O'Donchine, Warren, Ellsworth for New York. Sehr White Hock, Laflorty, Southport for New York, pe Golden Pro nee for Haverstraw. w Bedtord for New York. ear Werehfat ane Providence Tor Albi wom, Chase, New Bedtord tor New York. Bebe Sener 8 Parker, Carpenter, Glen Core ee Now York, BOUND East. Steamer George Qegmnwetl, Bacon, Now York for Halifax, NS, and St Jouns, NF. Stoner Neptune. Merry. Now York for Boston. Stenmor Bolivar, Geer, New Yorn for New London and Morwien, sgh oe Pa Letghton, New York for Genoa Bri tin Rhekants New York for Portland, Me ond, Goldthwaite, Amboy for Saco. 4, Brookings, Sey cy nie for Saco. nedy, Roudout for Au ry Behe War'st Sehr George W Colllus, Hod; Sehr Sallie W Ponder, Lincoin, Fr City oh stocking, Philadelphia for k, Trenton for Portland. w York for Boston New York for Vortland, Ct. Behr Percy, Mitchell, Wi Sehr Anson Brown, Mill Behr H Cart) Sehr Eva C Yates, Geor; proees Sehr LO Wells, Wells, rovidence. _Bebr Amon Paulkenburg, Phitadophie ‘Tor Providenes, Sehr Dart, Campbell, New York tor Stamford. beur OC Acken, Tons, New York for Stamtord. CLEARED. Durtis, Hote en (A Boston. 0. for New Haven. Steamer Wyoming (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queenstown —Williams & Guion» Clyde, Kennedy, Havana—Wm P Clyde & Co. Goo Cromwell, Bacon, St Jouns, NF, vie Halifax, ‘& Seam r, Néw Orteans—Clark & Seaman. tt, Savannah—Jobn Jones. jerry, Charleston—J W Quintard St PY a a Charleston, : fanoke. Couch. Norfolk, City Polat sad Rich. mond—Ola joeninio Steamship: Sroamer Hayiiouer, Devideot, Piladel hia—Jas Hand, Steamer Neptua jerry. moe [4 Bark Jove Hodrigues Lopes, AeDonald, Liverpool—Miller & Houghton, Hark Albert Victor (Br), Johnson. London—R J Cortis. rdenskjoid ee ‘Berner, Cork or Fal- mouth for onlers-—Fea. hb. zs ark Mervoverante (ital), Bosro, Cork or Falmouth for orders—Slocovieh & Cs ark Anna (Nor), Gunaifsen, Rotterdam—Faneh, Bye & Mark Robt Godfrey (Br), Chapman, Bremen—P 1 } Movies Bark Agnos (Ger), Hirdes, Bremen—Chas Laing & Co, Co. Bark Antelope, Simpson, Christiansteds and stedt—Roche Bros & Uo. ar ova, ‘Gorham, Port Spain (Trinidad)—Miller & Hougnton, Bark Jose E Moro, Carlisle, Sagua 1s Grande- Waydell & Hark Sarah, Ingersoll, Portland, Me, via Port Johnsos— Miller & Houghton. ag ug Papa Giacomo (Ital), Lauro, ‘diff —Lauro, Storey ig Eva (Ital), Cappiello, Leghorn for ordere—Munsingor & Fitkinlo (not ab peters report Brig Keystone, Beatt, "Funelro—Jan E Ward & Brig P PY Merryman, Ticraw, Pornambuco—it W Rwitt & 0, Hirlg Oliver (Br), Me Brig Mary E Kowlan n. Schr Admi Ser Alica Belle, Gammons, Gi mons, Sehr E R Emerson, Sears, Hoston—A Dayton & Co, Schr Luttie Am-s, Nash, Boston—s L Kee: ridge, arwichport, Mavs—Havi- s, Port au Princo—R Marray, Jr, Lawton, Humucoa, PR—swan & 1, Smallwood, Jacksouvillo—Warren Ray. ‘getown, DU—J W Steamers Wyoming (Br) Magnolia, Savannah: Charles y Ivanhvo (Br), Wellington (ir), doi ir, London; Fortune or). Qi ‘amiliens Minde (Nor), Newcastie-on-I'yue; a paiea (Br), Charleston, 8C; brigs Eva (ital), Leghorn ; Geo Gilebrist, Cork, Wind ot sunset. WAW; at midnight SW. Barometer ot 5; as midnight, 29,90, MARITIME MISCELLANY. (Fr), from Havro for New York, with loss of rudder, proces Stusmus Sr Genwars which put into N Tor new York Oct. Bax Oxaco, Henry, on her recent passace from Now York to Samarang, lost overboard on the Brat day out Wim Tummer, soaman, and on May 30 Wm Beckman, second “hake Easreny Stan (Br), at Quel mouth, was in collision at sea with bark Rj Johns fur Europe, and had her bowsprit, cutw kour carried aw ceived other damag vessel also sustained some damage, but was able to proceed on her voyage Baux Teiacu (Nor), Moller,, from New York for Nor foli ashore on Hox Ivland. She was gotten off Uct 2 parse ye received inconsiderabie. Bnic Many M Witttams (Br), Hanna, trom New York for Bahia, was spoken Sopt 12, 1a m 43, by bark Annapo- lis, we Be . The brig pede y having "experienced @ bur. rieane and received damage. Boun J } Wraax, Uraup, a§ Oerloston 28th from Boston reports Sept 17. off Hatteras, ced a heavy gi blowing from the tove galley. lost main and foro sails, tained other sligh Jo rigging and sa! yw Bedford 1 of wind, picke cun Penno VareLa (fisherman), at 2 from Grand Ranks, on Sept 17, in a men ut in adory, who hid been lost from a Uxp. sol, nnd sent them home by a vessel from there, The Pedro Varela iost foresuil wad put into St Johns tor w new one. Scour W» Caras, Kelley, from New York for Boston, with coal, during the NY gale ae Morning struck on Tuckor- Shoal, near Nantuel 3 AM, sinking two hours ‘Tho-crew were in the rigging lui tour hours, when aded by Thomas Sandsbury, took had two sons with Kdward Roberts, Henry Parker a landed at Ke! Point, Nantucket, and walking to tow: Massachuset tayed on Tucke: look iter their property. They ownsd the vessel, No in- surance, Almost a total loss. Scux Gzonck Wasuixctox, Rolf, from Philadelphia for Baracoa, which pat back to Philadelphia, repaired and re- sumed her voyage Oct Scur Fatco, of St John, NB, has been again surveyed at Newport. The surveyors recommend that the coal ve sold, value the bull and maserial attached at $400, and condema the vessel xs not worth ropetee: ‘The F is nine yours old. Another account says the survey did not recommend th sale of the vessel. The coal will be wold at Nowport, if Sule, and in the meantime the Collector of ‘the purt has Written to the Secretary of the Treasury in relation to al- Jowing the owners to nell tt without imposing duties, she Deing a foreign versel. If the coul can be sold here the ves- sel will be sold at auction. SLoor ILtixors, at Nowpert, from Now York for Somerset, in going intotho wharf ran foul of It aud carried away about Steet of her bowaprit. wavax, NS. Uct 3—Captain Barrows, of the American Sshiing sch? Sarzareo, banded over to the pelice te-day three of bis erew for mutin; Burk Rls Mulhall, of Liverpool, from Cardenns for Now York, with « cargo of molasses, weit sshore at the enteance port on Sunday and sunk. The erew were savod. “Noth syoxey, opt So—The American fsbing sche Tiber, of Cape Aun, wrecked ut Louisburg yesterday, will be at anetion to-day. New OuLKaxs, Sept 29—The schr Two Friends, Capt Wom ver. from Stockton, with a load of lumber bound to the new canal, struck the ‘pickets at the Rigolets on tue 27th inst and suak, Tho schooner will be raised and the lumber Bearly all picked up. Newrout, K 1, Oct 3—The captains of threo w at thie ach been fined $209 for neglecting to display Phete night sigoals, As is is their first offanen, che Secretar ‘rensury will doubtless remit the monay; but it will be a warning tu the large fleet of coastwine vessels whe put into this port and who are negligent of this importaut mat- ter. ‘SAN Francisco, Sept 25—Sehr Louisa Simpson ts total Joss at Mazatlan.’ No particulars. SPOKEN, Ship Nevada. Kruger, from Bremen tor Philadelphia, Sept ‘28, lat 41 22, iva 66 4v. alle, Beetle, Allen, feom Boston for Melbourne, Aug 18, lat ls 3 he, viele th (Bo. from Quebec for Liverpool, Sept 15, lat 46, lon ~ ‘An'iton suip, showing signals WPVQ, from Liverpool. tor Ban Wrancioon Aug Teeonthe Line, hae 26 W. Bark Alice Campbeil, ea froma a for Port Ells- beth, Aug 28, jac 27.5 N, lon 35 OF phot Foolvese (Br), from Barrow phy Quedee, Sept 13, lat bee Taflk (Nor), Jacobsen, from Wisbeach for New York Sept 15, iat 44 25, lon 730. Bark Melon Marion (Br, from Liverpool for Callao, Aug 21, about lat 5 N, lon 24 W. Bark arin. Payeant ay Dexter, from Belfast for Sandy Hook, Sept 12. a 25. nck Scotia ‘Git Hines, trom Bligo for Kew York, Sept 12, lat asian (Duteh bark), for New York, Sept 14, lat 47 N, ‘a (Br), trom ew for Dablin, with ept 1, int 45. man), Huss, Sept ai on wrloundiand Bauks, al well—uad takon 1200 quiutals of Ne fish. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtwxer, Oct 3—sailed, ship Lissie Moses, Cox, New Ur- loans; barks Margarct Kvans (Br), Hurry, Philadolphii Libra (for), New York. Butsto1, Oct 3—Arrived, bark Levanter, Vesper, Konige- borg; schr Grace Bradley, Vosper, Stettiu, Sailod $4, bark Surprise, Averill, Baltimore. Bawnow, Oct 1—Sailed, bark Jardine Brothers (Br) Nollsou, North America. Bueuxx, Oct 2—Sailed, ship John Mann (Br), Gibson, New York; 3d, barks Galveston (Ger), Konnenkamp, do; Antoinette (Ger), Rosenau, do. Boapeavx, Sept 30—Arrived, steamer Rodewater (Br), Richards, Philadelphia Oct 3—Arrived, schr FL Richardson, Watts, Loudon. Mailed 8d, bark $ R Bearse, Sweets Morton (Br) , Leland, do, Cnonstapt—Arrived, bark Maria Auguste (Swe), Ohman, Now York. , Cxrre, Oct 2—Arrived, brig Charlotte, Whittemore, New York. Dvauix, Oct 3—Arrived, ship David Crockett, Anderson, Franeisco via Queenstown, JExsixoue, Sept 40—Arrived, bark Sidon (Nor), Til'esen, Baltimore. Grovexsren, Oct 2—Arrived, bark Weymouth , Boston vis Queonstown, Gtascow, Oct 2—arrived, stoamers State of Indiana (Br), Sadler, New York; Tyriau (Br), Montgomery, do. Garustapr, Sept 30—Arrived, bark Solufide (Nor), Peder- son, New York. Grerattan, Sept 20—arnived, bark Ada P Gould, Merritt, Now York, Hampuxa, Oct 2—Arrived, bark Anas (Nor), Wingsard, Now York. Liverroon, Oct 8--Salled, ships Mountaineer (Br), Ritehie, San Francisco; Sonntag, Herriman, United State: barks Nicholas Thayer, Crosby, New York; G Yachariassen, United States; Haleyon, Jeans; Kate Harding, Watta, New York (last two Sept 29); brig Maria W Norwood, Andrews, Uni Loxpox, Oct 3—Cleared, ship J ¥ Wheeler, Thompson, United States; bark fl L Routh, Young, New York. Lanax, Sept 30—Salled, steamer State of Virginia (Br), Moodie (trom Glasgow), New York. Liswon , Sept 26—Arrived, brig Linda (ital), Coste, Ne York. Sailed 25th, ship Armstrong (Br), Bryan, United Statos; darks Orsola (Ital), Catiora, Now York, brig Felieis (ital), Persio, do (last two not as beforo). Movittx, Oct 3—Arrived, steamor Sardinian (Br), Dutton, Montreal for Liverpool (and proceeded). » Havana; brig Elise ke Maxsuiies, Oct 2—Arrived, ship Simla, Salter, Masule: patam; brigs Teneriffe, Tracy, New York; Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, do, NewcAstim, Oct 2—Arvived, bark Hong Kong (Ger), Branthof, New York. Nuwny, Oct 2—Arrived, bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Larsen, New York. : Quaxxstows, Oct 3,2 PM—Arrived, steamer Celtic (Br), Gleadelt, New York for Liverpoot (and proceeded). Korrenpam, Sept 30—Cleared, ship Success, Hichborn, United States. Rio Jaxzino, Sept 30—Arrived previously, brig R C Wright, Clark, Baltimore. Souruamrrox, Oct 2—Arrived, steamer Colombo (Br), La- ver, New York for Hull (and proceeded). ( Sailed 34, steamer Navarino (Br), Avery (from Hull), New York. Sanzaxpar, Sept 26—arrived, bark Guchen (Pr), Bouten, New York, Sterrim, Och 1—Atrived, bark Empress (Ger), Veblow, New York. ‘Txxxt, Oct 2—Bailed, brig Brisk (Br), Trefry, Wilming- ton, NC, Wusrront, Oct 1—Salled, schr Anite, Small, United Btates. Sailed from a port in the United Kingdom Oct 1, bark BL cardo (Ital), Cousigliere (from Londou), New York. Liverroot, Oct 3—The Williams & Gulon line steamer Idaho, which returned to this port to-day disabled, hus been docked and her machinery found to be slightly deranged. will take the Idaho's pas- songers and cargo and sail to-morrow for New York. WXATHER REPORT. Fatuoura, Oct 3, PM—Wind 8, moderate, fine, Livxgroot, Oct 3, PM—Wind SE, strong. FOREIGN PORTS. ASPINWALL, Bept 23_Arrived, steamer Colon, Grifin, New York, Bristol, Sept 30—Sailed, shit pagelien. Henry, Swansea, ast of South fp goa either at or Ca a tubENas, Sept 22—Arrived, sche Curtis Ackerly, Ei on, Philadelphis, 2otb, brig George Burniam, stapl CaRDEN, and. sailed 25th, brig Florence (Br), Gramis, north of Hat- teras, Gimrartan, Sept 14—asrived. brig ‘Shaduoj” (Nor), An- New York tor Corfu (and sailed); loth, steamer SFots, Palermo, Ae (aad sailed’ 16th’ for jo York). Sailed 14th, brig Gloria (Ital), Baick, Triesto. yoEnOd Bebe BO—Arrive bark Union, Phelan, Now a Havana, Sept 26—Arrived, steamer © W Lord. Colton, New Uciosna: 7th. sob Ase “Eidridge, Bocker, Danivls, New York via nevi y 24, brig D'O Chapman, ‘Buty. Bangor. "Arrived St, monmene Cebe, ‘MeIntesh, New York ; 8d, City n, do, oh, big Agnes Barton, jew ory ight, Baltimore: 26h, scht SU King, Newton, Mobile: ‘Emma C Rommel, ‘Svth, 5 Pal, steumer Columbus, Reed, larry Virdon, Collins, Caidarion, port 27th, eed uigatt Park (Br), Smith, for New york? Robt Motrisén, Fritsin Pascagouls and Hull; bec. diauir sAMalted, Nova Scotian, (in Richardson it ), for Liverpool via St Jobns, ceeaMA, Be an iu port, br art, Moore, for New York: sehr E Matanzas, Sept , bark Palestina (Br), Ford, Ye fn port 27th, schr BJ Willard, Noyes, for north of Hat- Sagua. terns, MontTuRat, Sept 30—Arrived. Cpr’? cereen) Aird, Livorpocly bark’ Live Oak boats and. red 3 enc breed a, Cork for ordars;, barks Jona Melon, Lon Winnitred, Trunks, Cork; Hertha, Sores, dv; brigs European, Stotten, Ayr; Fauay, Mira, leet wi Nouti Sypxxr, Sept 30—Arrived, bark Souvenir, Holmes, Bristol, B; brig moroland, Smith, Waterford. Ponto GaneLco, Sept 15—In'vort, bark Victoria Peres, Lindsay, for New York, ldg; sehr Philadolpbia, dis; ah 10708, Bet 39—Arrived, brig Lije Houghton, itose, Ca- ‘Qvensc, Sept 30—Arrived, bark Marion, Davis, Marseilles; bark Irene, Purry, Liverpool; bark British Lion, Williams, Greenock ;' Uct 1, steamers Moravian, Graham, ‘Ltverpool Lako Megantic, Battersby, Liverpool: ‘Corinthi cott, Glascow;' ships, Buvelaw? Hail,” Greonock;, Challenge: Wilson, do: Mutheran, Liddell, do; barcs Loddon, Nichol: son, Hartlepool; Pretty Jemima, Chanman, Lond ern'Star, Goudri Flovmand Warpual tor Tare Hivers; Took, Herman Touson, Daft Plymouth for Montreal. 4 Sept 3), sbips Ousis, Burus, Dublin; Androw do; Harald Haarfager, hum, Gloxg, do; Victory, W: jastle, Ureenock ; barks Allco, Smiley. Liverpool; Haios, Sunderland: vis, Holtust ; earot Ann, Rhodos, Greagemouth brixs OF Mavs, borat Jersey. Hy America, Holdne, Gibraltar, ip Gor Cynosur wen Bic se Ulenil r, Cumming, Glasyow for Of ile Metis Sept 30, ship Wm Yeo, Pfeiffer, Glasgow for Montre ‘St Jaco, Sept 19—Sailed, brig MH Morris (Br), Fattor- son, Halifax ‘St JouNs, NF, Oct 3—Sailed, steamor St Gormain (iz), Riculoux (from H Now York. St Jos, Xi, Sept -O—Arrived, sche Ids Muy, Lawson, ‘hiladelp! Arrived Oct 2, schr Silver Spray, Yeuney, New York! Cleared Sept 80, ship Golden ‘Rul Fpool barks Harmony, Dinsmore, Warrea: it ausven ter, Dublin; brigs Amitie, Treguier, St a M Gre- ry, Smith, Slico; schra Freddie C gitionn, Vout, ‘Wexford; Gce'a Marthe 2° (by, Glass, New York, (Pee Sreamun Borat Anprossax, Sept 20—Sailed, Carloton, Durkee, N York; Bonito, Murphy, Berbleo, ‘Autoxa, Se Arrjved, Bernardo, Schlafiino, Balti- Austuunax, Sept 10—Arrived, Berend, Moyer, Padang Nurinkr, Sept 20—Sailed, Johenn Ludwig, Holljes, Bal BX pt 20-Suiled, Johann Ludwig, Holljes, Bal- ro: 2ud, Uarmolla, Castellano, New Y es ALcoa Bay, Aug 22—Arrived, Stell: ioe Sept 22 —Oil, Soppa, trom eiiato Sep3 23—Arrived, Kbenetor, Nellsen, New York, Salles ast. milly Filun, "Southwest Pase; Surprise, Av- grill, Baltimore, 22d, Para, Stevens, Syduey, OB; Zthel Bolton, Hall, Albion. Baltimore. Huuvast, SoptZi--Salled, HUlano. MeJobn, NB, {HRBWICH, Bept 22—arrived, Glenville, Thompson, Mon rel, ee, Sept 21—Arrived, Neckar (s), Willigerod, New Saliea 20th, Ohio (#), Meyer, New Yor! Brrosn, Sept 15—Cieared, Alert, Dovtad, New York. Banck.ona, Sept 18—Arriv: ta. Coll, Baltimore; Nueva Sabina, oldos, Mew Urieansy Panshivo, Cubsada,’ it John, Bonpiacx, Sept 19—Salled. Fe Finkelsoa. Wilming- ton; 20:h, Urbano, Rattan, for New York; Pavilla, V vieh, Philadelp! hie, ‘Sslied from’ Pauillec 19th, Ledskjalf, Andreasen, Wil- mington. Bounay, Sept 22—Arrived, ee Cerdie, Bustin, Liver- and, Quebee, pool; Hermon, Dillon, do, Conk, Sept 20—Arrived, Sa CorexuacEn, Sept TT—Arrived, ae ttead, Decker, No York, wen Bept 16—Sailed, Pondieherry, Guldioe, N. ke, CongtanminoriE, of Tbat 14—Arrived, Bolivar, Gerolimlich, New York oe tie for Odessa, Dean eed, Sueviatings: Bennaro, and Sophia Cook, ‘Goch. trom London tor New York; Mistley Hall, Mes- nerd, from, Muil for do, art rived 234, Amicisis, Marengo, from Hull fer Philadel- Dover, Sept 20-Off,, Lorenzo, Kettelson, from Aberdeen for ull River. inkogueds, Sept 21—Satlod, Confederate, azett Syd- y. “Busou, Sept 1—Arrived, Thomas ( Street, Phipps, Mop- treal. Fataourd, Sept 20—Sailed, Nuevo Matteo, Castagnola, New Yor ; Nina Secunda, Geunary, Belfast; South ‘Aueerica, Young, Hambur; Fowky, Sept 21—Sailed J E Holbrook, Leavit, New +, from York. Woixesroxn, 80 pt, 20-0, Dr Lasker, De Bo ‘il! 20—Arrived, A, a 2d, D re tiie Penny, Boston. espe Ean Sept 22 Hamburg tor Ay mitts at YawxouT, a /LOUCESTER, Salled, Kudviph Ebel, Otto, Darien; Jason, Christensen, Galveston. —Arrived, Dorian (5), New York. appe Verdi. Philadeipite, Sailed, Glasgow, Moore, Pensacola. Paued, Fannie # tacee Tucker, trou urau, Sopt 15—Cl una, Nash, Cadiz. Genoa, Sept 1S—Saled, Alte: Maleteria Now Octsans, Cleni ih. Joba Laughlin, Weeks, Palermo, Hlawpveg. sope 1O—Arrive thiindor, Udell, Charles. ton; 20th, Gimbria (s), Brandt, ‘ork, Sal od 18th, Inga, Tu ‘Bugge, New York; 20th, Marianne pt 20—Satled, Sullivan Sawin, Ric low, Corbett, New York. Wetterhorn, W. Olsen, Boston. mdou for New Or- orning Star, Bord Rome, ‘Otis, Koy W ladelphia; Van Horn, Hol Maat put into. Falmouth. 224) : 219 as, Cam York; Alexandrovni Lepore, Or ww Orle Hrtvowr, Sept 20-Cloared, Agostina D, Mair, and B chetto, Dodero, Philadelphia. x90 Isix or Wigitt, Sept z1—Of, Francesco Staraco, from Yarmouth for Now York: 5J Bogart, Keynolde, frota Aue werp for Sandy Hook: Paramount, Holt, trom do for Hau ton Htoads; Cameo, Baliord, irvm Flushing tor Savannah 22d, Per: ‘tom Dunkirk for Philadelphia. Livknroot, Sept 21—Arrived, Luke Superior, Quebec: City of Richmond, do; Mary Lawton, Oldridge, do: 2zd, Thompson, Ne Katel Sandy Huok; John 8 Wood, Smit Wilmington hurehitl, {Crescent City, Delano: Aurora, Kons, ueboe: Vioiw, doz Atuly’ ( or lett, Blanchard, Basset bai alia, Graham, Geo PEL; Prince Rupert, Wade, Galveston; dsabino, "Wiitanis, do: Xena, Foster, Sydney, UB; 22d, ‘Amanda, Dart, Baltimore; ing, Dowell, Newburyport; Lara, Fulton, Savannah Rentals, Philadelphia: ‘Vabila, Kenney, Sandy’ Hool Rochester, Voller. Quevee; Transit, Pratt, Hampton Roads All, Hengstun, Galveston. te am, tensen, Richmond; PEI; 224. Samson, Noa’ ydney, GB. Bie Fede wget Entered out 23d, Hankow (#) ane vi from bah aa jenrdo, do (80 yiasonana, Sep ab AAreivod, Kmoiin, meee Lizanp, Sept 19—Off, Sverico, Wetterberg, from Quebec for London; ist, Chink, Fi froin Huves for Now oO loans. m. Sept 21— Arrived, Prince ‘2st, Englebrech muoxvonneany, Sept 20 Suited. na, Sorensen, Balti- Arrived in Longh Swilley 21st, J W Oliv Baltimore. hag 18sSailed, Stoexton, All Sept 20—Sailed, J W. York Henryk Kuight, Ames, Sept Salted, Bidatom, Peteroe i HJ Li Ohius lbueknam Bombay. Sept aa Ulin tino, Sow Yor Xerived, ako, Lindgvin, altumore for Rawr. Sept Greenvre, Portsaovts, Sept 21—Bailed, Ux Q Puymovtn, sept 23—Arrived, Candi: lv, Caters, ~ York , Brown, for Londo fae Fo. Weare. Prince Edward Island; Sabine, jo, ey, C ‘Oi 224, Dino from Miramiebt for Lon:ion. Of the Start, Zist, Geo H Jenkins, Htiton, from Rotter~ dam for Philadelphia, Pavats (Belle Isie), Sept 21—Passed. Skinfaxe, Neilson, New York tor Nautes. Fagus Nope 1S—-Azrived, Sead, Wilson, Naples. Gatled 13th, susan Bergen, Tuthill, New York, ed Ustica, Coppola, Now You Salled ahs Meee iW ijams, Patras : koa New York. 4 rrived, W H Harkness, Mon sat Rawscars, Sept 21—Salled, Brannow, Paget, New York. vii on Sept scat Mary Reed, Geyer, New 70%, Sevt.22— Arrived, Hawkhope, from Baltimore. ae Sept 20- 20—Arrived, Cheshire, "Batchelder, from solinzo, for 01 Teta ve te nailed, Prisaiila Mer, peat OB; 204k Angela. Stagno, New Yor Cory pe 17—Arri tiepores Em Philadelphia; ‘Talisman, New York Pui Atria, cea do; 20th, Vera, Lubke, aud dent Daae, Olsen, do. Srenrix, Sept _16—Arrived, Leonora, ‘ork 17th, Fairfield, Morris, do; 18th, sh. Stelle. Sept 20- 20—Sailed, a: Adria, Everett, ian foharos ‘Sopt "2i—Sailed, Wi Wilson, Dalrymple, 22—The bark’ Paice val Keillor, Dorches- seen tio me y, has arrived from Quebec , witha heavy liste Sept a1—The orew of the Disneandle, from Quebee tor qfor Grangemouth, ‘which vessel was abandoved io Tat 49 N, lon 55 oreued by tha. Welle Star, fron Greenock ier fiear River (Ns), and tranaferred by ber, Sept 12, to the Mingesots (s), which bas landed them here. Srcarous, pt 1 theo Charles © Leary. trom. fou Kong for New York, h wrecked on Cavite I all hands saved; pare ner the cargo may pussibly be re- covered. AMERICAN PORTS. APPONAUG, Oct 1—Arrived, sehrs Entire, Kinnear, and Sarah Parvis, Perth Ambo} 16, BOSTON, Oct 3—Arrived. steamer jllgatews, Tattle, rage ty bare Annapolis, Dela Port Johmwa; sehrs pa Mrown, Brown, Perth inser; pile Armenia, Bartlett, B en rmenia, Bart! altimore. Cloared-—Steamer Jolus Hopkins, Hallett, Baltimore; le Be Br), Morris wenstown or mao brig Hrince le Boo (Bri, Morris, Qoeisiged; F 8 Camber. ie W. Maiherson, Cros Delaware Uity; sloop ite. ied. Bark Balthy Davie; BALTIMORE, Uct '3—Arrived, steamers Faloon, Kirby, Charleston; Wm bw periment, Fierce, Newborn, NC cl Yor! ‘Datinlide (Nur),” Lareensen, Arendal; scl Williams, Pierce, New York: Emma F Hert, Hart, Kenne- bee; Osiver Scotield, Dissoway, New Haven; Geo Avery, Rodgers, New York. Pc ow—Steamer Baltimore (Ger), Erdmann, from Bre- Newt thi E *Cleared—Steame McClellan, March, Providence; John w Hix, New York; barks Victoria ae Be: sund, Cork) | Macy 3 Gibson (Br), Sloan, do; Mary Lower! - son (Br) looper, town; New fe ls eke ‘Thompson, pibty Stephen ea ‘dot Bill Stowe, Manson, do; John Manson, Manson, do; Loilis, Lotlis, Dany: ort. ‘Suiled—Sehr Lewis. ‘hrman. amen Ga, Sept 20—In fer. schrs Ella Mi ‘ebstor, from Bd anew 27th; Mary Patten, Gilehris from ‘N ww York, arrived 27th to load for Martiniq: Osprey, ‘Crewly, from aud for NewYork, arrived 27th; loi Wau Simoin Mille Tuere was no yellow fever at i wl NRLESTON. Oct 3--Areived, brig Ricardo (Sp), Teeny, Cient bulledSteamor Ashland, Crowell, New Yor yeast Bnet seendveut war’ Kate’ Wentworth, SDAIMES, ‘Ga, ‘Sept 27—Arrived, schr Charlie Bucki, Foss, Bu bGakTOWN, Sept oe Roaigey sebr Excol, Shaw, New York or Clare's Island, M ent —aaived, sehr A Bartlett, Smith, Baltimore for Bos **ben—arrived,sehre Caroline, Knights, New York for Ban- ar Artired, sebe Hastings, from New York. PORTRESS MONROK, Oct 3—Pussed in for Baltimore, barks SarahE Frasier, Knight, tm Madeira; Parentl (Ital), Rosetti, from Ui Stealsand (Wer), Oehlberg, from ernitad Jacobsen, from Huvre via do; Otao Mino (Aus), Zibs trom London vis de; Aphrodite (Br), from New York{ schr Fred Smith, Smit, from Porto Cavelio. Passed out—Barks ED Bigelow (Br). for Londonderr, "ti Kod (Nor) for, Batiarda: Ambrosia (Nor), i \, for Cork pet Ulett a (Nery, tortBelises beige’ Pototses, tor 98 (Br), for Newry (all Snag og he rp a Sailed—Bark Northern Queen, for Baltim: GALVESTON, Oct 1 om steamer Oley, of Houston, Deering, Key West aud New York, #d—In port schr Joseon Rudd, Anderson, tor Pawtucket, Rept 28 Ares od, bark Austin (Br:, Davis, Barrow. ee reeres SU, Sept 28—Arrivod, schr Frances, torson, New Yor! “el FOREEARS, “Sept 28—Arrivod, ship Merom, Lowell. Cicarod—Scbr Gertrade Howes, Nybore, Ruatan. 20th—Arrived, steamers Knickerbock finesse New mi: ry Stri remen; Voiuer (Dan), soa, Cardi; stip Oweeo, Anderson, Mostony berke ok. aie (Nor), Hagenson, Rio Janeiro; Rhon Weary, ies; xohrs Geo W'Deal, Tampa; Ello ‘Hare town ‘Quarantine, ship Volodora (Sp), Oligubet, from fay, Clearod—Sebr J G Whipple, Hanter. Rustan. Oct $—Crearod, steamer Bolivar (Br), Dohorty, Liverpoolt bark Keynard. Minot, do. Soutuwast Pass, ‘Sope 29—Arrived, steamer Australiag (Gp, Letors, Vora Oras for Gaiveston. NE ept JU, PM—arrived, schrs Mediator, Davis, Fail Kivor for New York; Henry Kotsson. Alien, Provident for do; Watchful, Gill, do for Alouny; Major Henry War- dell, Goldsmith, do for Havorsiraw (and all sailed 180), Oct 1—Arrived, schrs Benj Gartside, Wolfe, Georgeiow! DG: for Somerset: ‘Herald, Hall, Rucklond for Now Yoral Alired Chase, Robinson, Camden for do; sloop Agent, Nicks erson, Fall River 10 do (und all sailed). Als> ucrivod, schrs Gloucester, New Bediord: Henry Gibbs, Colla, Was Huzaur, Mathews, Elisworth for do; of, Boston ros do; Pushaw, Allen. 3 Smith, Snow, New Beaford for do; Annie Davis, James, Boston for stoningto Returned—Sehr Kiensi and sloop Agent. Salled—Sclire Georgia, Dodge new vouin aud repairing suils): Alfred 'm MeCobb, Cleves idence tor (at ving. Howe, Eilie, Pall River fog New Yurk; lund, Somersot tor du: J do; Mary Fullar, Ayers, Provost, og H Mifflin, Ferris, Warren for du; Isavel_ Fulier,: armoush Tor do; 8 Weshbara, Hathaway, Tanto We Voorhit Goldsmith, Providence for Havers straw; sloop Geo i Baish, ‘Chase, New Bedford for Sanay Hook, 2d—Arrived, schrs Ontario, Wall, Port Johnson; Pack: Dooker, ‘avcratraw: slovp ‘Tiluals, Wilsou, New "York tol Sowersot (atior discharging p: rgo her ing to the wi 1e ‘tout of Mis aud carried ar hp teal betes tee A. ir aoe be cra 4H sches Congdon, Miliken, from ive for “Alexandria, © F sbultis, Youngs "do" toy jow Yorke. ailed—Sehr Gloucester, Hurley, New York for Now Bod- “BORY TOWNSEND, Sept 25—Arrived, hark Ella, Wile nPUkT LUDLOW, Sept 22—Arrived, ship Commodore, Hasdork axa Freeeloon cians pEeNsACULA, ‘Sept 28—Arrived, bark Iona (Nor), Klein jo Janeiro, PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3—Arrived, steamers Equotor, Hinckley, Charlestoa: New York, Jones, Aloxaudria Dott suce, Shropshire, Fall River; A'C Stiners, Warre Yor PNornen (Non. trum Tousbergs coho vuers AW Denvamn, Carter, Cionfusgos; Rhoda Holmes, Burr, New ork, Also arrived, barks Borltelj (Aus), Tripeovich, Cork vie ‘York: Gulnare (Br), MeDonald, Dublin; Padre (tal), Capella, Hartlepool; schrs Kms, Bacou. Hearse, jardiner Wheeler, Bowman, aggon, Flecher, Hudson, land; M E Thompson, Hoo; f Adelle Cobson, "Corson: Bostor Gardine on, is Conover, 8 G1 Smith, di Davi boerthe % ty iraham, Smit! aa avi raed Heumer 7, Newport; Mohan, New lips, Newburyport, JD Ingr Naty Pe Freeland, Clark, Provide: ron, Portsmouth ¥ 4 Russell, & red, Williamsport, Willetts. ina'S ‘Gta Aveno,Ucrk "for ordet moored tn (ital), Lomberte, dos arin Adelaide sisal) Pace: lambarg; Padre (Aus), Stanghe: Sehre Wistiluxtons Rott Saracen (sscond paired) Ad ; Adella Corson, Corson, Bost on Sse ~Steamers GWilMamsport, ¥ Franklin, Achilleg pede, Lancaster and Rattiosnaxe, iste, Dat, Soe —arived, steamor Albemarle, Gibbs, jow Yor! Sailed Bark Kate Sancton (Br), for Continent. PORTLAND, Me, Oct 4—Satled, bark Brunswick, Hutely inson, Bowling (Scotland): brig Frontier, for Ponce, PR{ genre Mary # Long. Hattio B Simpson, A W Fisk, Nellie Starr, and Congress ‘Bd—Arrived, sche J G Jewett, New York. RiciMO D, Sept 30—salled, bark Northern Queen (Br), Dollat, Bremen. Qet I—sallod. bark Wikite, (¥ Jane, Gibraltar, ~ * yared, bark Leach, Ancwern ot * Laver nua ed: Free Trade, ae a Port Btal red, ships i Chaties, Smalie Columbus, Rogers, Live: ki . Vansuta, Con nines lopkine, and Francis wii sto ad—Arrived, ‘ship Imperial, Cros Yokohama. eno New ¥. rk. eienaet City of Peking, ‘Maury, Yokoname ang Hope Ranke Sept 22—Arrivsd, ship Grace Darling, Gil- “eres woe 25—Arrived, bark Di: Connor, Poe T SIT cu tltatice, esd iy Choad |, Oct . anhiiiee ed, brig Mary C Roosovelt, Call, bs : ‘a M, Oc, 2—Arrived, steamer Reading. Colburn, Phil- STONINGTON, 30 Smith, and J 8B ater Lynch: Fors Jouneoa ee rived, sel ‘ohasset, Ln sewers BD pits “wit a, Pert, Awvoy; 8 ith, Baldwin, ‘VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 2—Arrived, seh Mary B Pear. son, South Amboy for bee Bren Rebaict do tor Mangor; Traveller, do tot ry B Smith Brovklyn for Weymouth: Pooriess, Hor aut Yor iantucnes? ‘aylor & Mathias, Beste for "Ph jude! a ge 4 Save ‘em for do; Albert Carence, Weil feet ye do; Adcie Trude, Medtord for do. Cliffyed, ‘Weymouth ‘ort Bach fi w York; as Hull, ‘Quiney for ry Denies ‘lark, ‘Belem Tor aa ‘ade ‘Doane ineetown do: Nettie Cushing, Thomaston fur do; City ot Cnelsea, Ellaworth for do; Harriet Ryan, Seirus for do, Salted ark iinttle B MeFariand, hes William C Ber "i ir voller, Mary Smith, Mary C Pearson, Jesse Willan! WaninaaM, ‘Oct IArrived, vehr artist, Clement, Now WESTERLY, Sept 30—Arrived, sehr E A Uhosebro, Rob- Inson, Port Jobnson, Uct 1—Arrived, scht B W Babcock, Sisson, Weehawken, STBAMBUA'TS, &L. HT: aio BOATS RADE TO WHF arabes 06D AND ME haces teneicoe? wee "ROBERTS, OR KALE—AN OLD ERIE CAN BOAT; WIL. i ooPuR'S glue eee OR oy EY r FOOT WORKING peat ah @0oD or exchange fu bt feed Yawi. Addcoss YAWL, Herald office, ANTED—A JIB AND MAINSATL BOA’ jug not more thin 18 inches eentre boned staunen and very fast, Address H.W. a. MISCELLANEOUS. Daereeees NPRLDILY ome UNDER RENE ‘lee free. =F. 1. wy Public, No, 6 Ss. Mark's place, New 4)