The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1876, Page 10

THE SIOUX CAMPAIGN, Story of the Fight by Captain John W. Smith, a Frontiersman. THE RENO AND CUSTER ATTACK Four Hundred Lodges Moving Toward the Little Horn, —__>—__—_ Biswanex, D. T., Oct, 12, 1876, Captata John W. Smith, a frontiersman of twenty earw’ experience, who speaks Sioux fluently, and trader to Terry’s expedition, has just returned from Standing Rock Agency and gives the following count of the Sioux campaign, trom what he considers Feliable Indian sourcs THE BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN ‘was begun by Reno. He was discovered betore reach- ‘ng the valloy. Custer’s attack was a surprise, and most of tho Indians left Reno to fight Custer, and when he was annihilated they returned to Reuo, Cus- ter bad not charged the vailey when Reno left the timber for the bluns, where Benteen found him, Custer first charged with one company and sent an- Other in support. They were driven back, Theo Custer, with threo companies, charged bugles, sounding at this time about one-half ef the two companica The first in w, killed. At this juncture nearly all the Indians Surrounded Custer, paying but little attention to Reno, After wiping out Custer they returned to Reno, the In dians fighting him with Custer’s colors. No prisoners were taken. Three pack mules, loaded with two boxes efammunition each, were captured from Custer's fommand, This engagement lasted about half ao hour, TOM CUSTRR'S DEATH. Colonel Thomas Custer was taken alive and was Killed with aknile by an indian from the Milk River country, The story of Colouel Thomas Custer’s death 1s from Rain-in-the-Faco. Colonel Custer arrested this Indian at Grand River Agency some time in 1875 and brought him to Fort Lincoln for trial for murder. He escaped from the hospital in the spring of that year. WATCHING TERRY. Indian spies followed Terry’s command trom Lin- coln to the Yellowstoue. When Terry crossed the Lit- tle Missouri River the main Sioux camp was located on Mt, at a piace known as the Forks, After Terry crossed - the camp he struck for the Rosebud to join the Chey- ennes, and it was then that thoy fought Crook, on the 1%th of June, “GENERAL” SITTING BULL, Sitting Bull planned the entire Indian campaign, and was the acknowledged leader of their forces, THE KILLED 4ND WOUNDED. Charley Reynolds’ horee was shot and fell cpon his logs, and being unable to extricate himself, and having dropped his gun, was killed without fring a shot. They reported forty Indians killed in tho fight and twenty since died of wounds, their loss being princi- pally with the Sans-Arcs and Cheyennes, THK DISARMING ORDER. ‘Tnere are no Indians arriving at Standing Rock, and a few young men are occasionally leaving and joining the stiles, The latter would have come in if they had not learned that they were to be dismounted and disarmed. It appears that many Cheyennes trem the Arkansas or the South have been joining the Sioux for the last two years. CROOK'S LAST FIGHT. Crook’s fight at Slim Butte, recently, was with thirty-five lodges of Seven Bears, and not American Horse; the latter was wounded and taken prisoner. The Indians were Sioux, and are known as the band that “Don’t eat dogs.” MOVEMENT OF THE INDIAXS. At the cave visited by General Custer on his Black Hills expedition, ana only filteen miles {rom the sceno of Crook’s fight, were encamped 1,000 lodges of Chey- ennes, Minneconjous and Uncapapas, who joined in the fight at its close. Crook’s moving away ana not carlag to engage them, the Cheyennos and Ogallalias ace now moving toward tho Little Horn, numbering twbout 400 lodges; the remainder aro moving to the mouth of Powder River, with intent to harass the transportation and troops on the Yellowstone, Terry and Crook passed within ten miles of this body of Indians when they crossed Powder River, and the Indians anticipated an attack and made an abattis of felled timber about their camp. The trail that fol- Jowed the combined forces of Terry and Crook toward Glenaive Creek was made by about filty lodges going north, and were the same Indians that crossed at or near Wolf Point, on the Misaouri River. MOVEMENTS OF SITTING BULL Sitting Bull is with tbe main village, moving toward the mouth of the Powder River, about 600 lod; strong. The lodges now travelliag north will average two anda half warriors, on accouut of many young men travelling with thom, leaving their tepees and heads of families at their agencies, INDIANS AT STANDING ROCK. It is claimed that all lodges at Standing Rock are Fepresented, but such is not the case, many young men being out with the bostites. This is not so much the case with the Yanktona: with the Biack- feet. Of tho latter and Uncapapas there are about 150 lodges encamped atthe agency, and on the opposite side of the river! about 200 lodges of Yanktonais. Kill Bagle surrendenderod twenty-five lodges, a few worth- less guns and seventy or eighty miserable ponies, WHO MARRASSED GIBBON ? It was the Cheyennes and Ogallallas who harassed Gibbon in May, near the Rosebud, One man, about seventy or eighty yours old, brained thirty-five dead soldiers after the batile of the Little Horn, to avenge ‘he death of ason killed by Montanians descending the Yellowstone in Mackinaw’s three years ago. The Nigra interpreter from Standing Rock they report as having made the best and bravest fight of any enguged on our side, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. War Daerartwrnt, Ornice oF THK CulnP SIGNAL OPFiceR, Oct, 13—1 AM. For the South Atlantic States, falling barometer, ex- cepting ® temporary rise in the southern portion; northeast to northwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather and occasional rains. For the Guif Stator, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds, warmor and clear or partly cloudy weather. For the lake region faliing, followed by rising barome- ler, and warmer southwesierly winds, shifting to colder northerly, partly cloudy weather, and poambly succeeded by occasional rains. For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val- Jey rising or stationary foliowed by falling barometer, colder easterly to northerly winds, partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional rains. For the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer, poutherly to westerly winds and warmer, ciear or partly cloudy weather, except possible winds shifting to northeasterly and occasional rains along the Middie Atlantic coast. ‘The Lower Onio, the Mississippi and Lower Missouri rivers continue slowly filling THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. ‘The following record will show the changes tn the lemperature for the past twenty-four hours, incom. e corresponding date of last year, as in- rmometer at Hudnat’s pharmacy, 1875, 1876, 60 52 perature yesterday. trig eugene Jor correspondin, MUSICAL AND DRAMATIO Thomas gives a Mendelssohn concert at Steinway Hali to-night. ‘Tne sparkling music of ‘Baba’? will be shortly pub- Uahed in sheet torm. Miss Louise M. Pomeroy will mako her first appear- fence at the Lyceum October 16 as Juliet fhe subscription lists for Thomas’ symphony con- -@erte will bo opened at Steinway Hall on Monday ‘Me. Frank Wilde. tha nianiat assisted by Mme with | give @ concert at Park Hall, Newark, to-night The Kellogg English opera season opens at the Philadeiphia Academy of Muse on Monday next. This evening the Russian Princess, known as Mile. Gemma Moceli!, will attend the periormance of “Sar- danapaius.” The Ressian nations! hymna will be played by the erchestra. Mr. 4. C. Fryer announces asotber grand concert, te be given at Booth's Theatre on Sanday, with the fol jJowing artists:—Mile Belocea, Signors Gemma No Telli, Mins Rebecca Cobea, Signor Ferranti, UM. Sauret, Dr. Gustave Satier aad e fuli erebestra, uncer the di. reetion of Signor Operti. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN ~ STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE NONTES OF OCTOBER AND NOV EMER. Liverpool Liverpe y Liverpool Vembas Nov 11.| Liverpool ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY. ja? Broedwap mom wate Gov, Island......0ve 5 18 Sandy Hivok, 433 Mell Gate seve 103 : 09 24 147 PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 12, 1876, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY Ti) RALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITRATONE TELEGRAPH LINK. Steamer State of Virginia (Br), Moodio, Glasgow 29, and Larne 30th, with mdse aid passe: cw Co, experienced mo strong SW to WNW winds, with 22, Jon 62 23, passed aa American letters JRE Steamer Amerique (Fr), Pouzols, Havre Sept 90 and Plymouth Oct J, with mdug and 128 ‘passensers to Louls de B-bian, arrived at Sandy Hook 4:30 PM; had strong wost- Steamer City ot Vera Crux, Deaken, Havane Oct 7 and passengers to F Alexandre & Sot o, Daniols, Havana Oct 4 via Neseau 7th, and passenvers to Murray, Ferris & Co, Steamor Morran City, Reed, Orleaus Oct 4, with mdse und passengers to 0 A Whitney & Co. Had strong NB and NW winds muer Carondelet, Feiroloth, Branewick, Ga, vin Port al with mdse a! corn to CH Mull ory & Co, Steamer Kichmond: Kelley, ‘Richmond, Clty Point and Norlolk. with mdse and passengers to the Old Domini Sigamebio Cn 2, a Ship Nagpore (of Liverpool), with mdse to C L Wright Aue 1, culled at Ascension Aug 2: Sept 14 in lon it W. Aug 1, off Bleive Dodard (Br), Fc lon 28 W, ‘noo! isepinto, from — ting 1S, bare Dutel (tah Stam (a at Averpoo! dnysin batiest to Boyd & Hineken. cored at Sandy Hook for orders. 4Shin Josephine (Nor), Smith, Havre 60 days, fn ballast to b ship Garm 1 Fen neem At allast to Benham Boyesen. Be 54. exchanged nate with 9 bark showing bound @ A2,Jon Tt 16ra, bark showing ler “tors A’ Bihan ‘for New York. The Carmel is tucborod at Sundy Hook for orders. Bark Somir (Acs), Barborovich, Patras 74 days with wood to order. ed Gibraltar Sept 1, Bark Jnspar, Willams, Gaboon River Aug 1, with mdse to Yates & Portersel ggbiig Hmmma L Show (of Windsor. NS) Macomber, Belfast 4,10, ballast to OW, Bertanx. No date iat 4044, Ion 88, Spoke e Dark Sorento, from Hoston for Valpariaso; yous, \. wil ing; int 4018, lon Syduey, UR, 00 days o idom’ Jouus Defe (Port), Borda, Bahia 33 days, with ink y. tose W eyona te dates ‘3 Co. * sche Curtis Tiiton (of Philadelphia), ‘Sheppard, Yallahs, Ja, 23 days, with logwuod, &e, to A TI Solomon; vessel to master, ch Yreke (of Boston). Moon, Miragoane 19 days, with Togwuod to H Boeker: vesoal to Marcus Rehr Mary & Lunt, ‘Lee, St Mure 15 days, with logwood to HR Murra; ensel to BJ Wenberg. cnr Litele Hoyer, Poland, Rangacola ‘17 days, with lam- ber'to It D Stones verse! to HW Lond & Gee ‘Schr Francos, Patterson, Georgetown, DO. tar-Bark Alexandrine (Ger), from Conway, chored in the lower bay came up to the city Lith PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Ph aaa General Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New < jeamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for Now ‘ork. Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence for Now York. Bridgeport for New York. . Boston for New York. Sehr Emily, iridgoport for New York, Behe Josoptine, Myers, Hridzeport for Now York, ‘ityon, Portland, Ct, tor New Vork. Dow, Dew, Providence for New York, , Boston for New York. . Mott, Fairhaven for New York, ri A Chew os, Robinson, W rly for New York, Ree Lisele Wilson, Wiisou, Boston for New York. Sehr K de Ajuria, Williains, Boston for Now Yorn. Selir Starlight, Jones, Portiand, Cr Bebr Right Aw Scur PE # tialtos Kehr Jos Rovers, Sehr Paragon, Long. which an- iladelphia. Portland, Ut, for New York. siport for New York. Sehr D M Froneh, € Failte broviaccee for Now York. Behr D Currie, Pea rt Leura A’Burlingame, Burlingame, Boston for New Schr Helen, Seartes, Providonce for New York, Schr Sarah A Read, Arnold, Connecticut River for Phila- delphia, Mehr J Anderson, Johnson, Norwalk for New York Bridvoport for New York. Sehr Mattio B Kulou, Rul Parsons, Providence for New York. ‘or New York. Sehr Python, Morrill, Bango: Nehr Lillie Eraestine, Wol ow Vi n Cove for New York. BOUND EAST. Johnson, New York for Portlana, York for Boston. (of Bangor), Onkos, No w York for yw York for Seckvillo, New Zork foe 8 St John, NB. sti Leghorn. Sehr Champion (Br), Granville NB. Behr J W Scott (Br), Hale: behr Hester, Davis, Hox Sehr Ann J Laaghi Sehr FV Turner, W Behr J 8 Terry, “hague Sebr SL Thompson, f one Joven luall, i ae Siathow Vassor, Jr, Kelly, New York for New Bed. “Sehr Copy, Miller, Albany for Stony Brock, LI. Schr Hattie A Butier, Curroli, Amboy for Middletown, ch ‘Sebr Sarah Pury Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Mary H Mifflin, Fertis, Hoboken fo Sehr Maria S Kuowlton, Hoboken wr William B Durliug, Peudiston, Somerset: for New Sehr Robert H Feltor, Robert Sebr Pangwaott, Inversoll, 1 Sehr James U" Donohue. W Johuon for wns York tor New Haven, ke: Wharf, Rehr flclen Mar, Ward. Hoboken for Provinence. lim, Sewyer, sew York tor Providence, eo Bree y, Amboy for Hartford. anboy for Prov Johnaon for Providen won for Boston, Sebr BF Woolssy, J Providence. Belt Piyawey, hie, Hoboken for Providence, BELOW. Bark Lillian M Vigas (Br), Vigus, from London Aug 26, CLEARED. ' Mteasiee T"Gaiand (Wutehn Deddes, Retterdam—Puneh, ‘Steamer Columbus, Reed, Harana—Wm P Clyde & Co. Steamer Canime (ir), Liduicoat, Hamilton \serma AA Ouverbridge. htgnmer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quinterd so Romulator, aio Wilmington and Morehead Old D msiiip Co, Steamer W Conch. Norfolk, Clty Point and Rich. mond—Uia Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer Uctarora, Reyuoids, Baitimore—Wm Daisell. Steamer Anthracite, Gram Philadelvhia—Jas Hana jtoumer Glaucus, Boarse, Bark tulle val), Paolillo, Neweastle, K—Lauro, Storey Aggaboter (Nor), Lorenson, Cork for enters Bark Gd » Miller, St Jago—Waydell & © ame bg reaeott (hry, Rocnes Perth Aumsboy, NI—J f Bri Nuovo an Michele (Ital). Slane, Gloacester, B— Funch, Kaye & brit Tancler (for), Olsen, Goole, E—Benham & Boye- Starlight, Thompson, Port Spain, Trin—L.W & P Arie Cearltte Mack, Swith, Port Spain—Ledgors & Co (eet + belore ae "ipianens Jag E Wad 20. vg oll Shiney 8 ries eam: we Leeapenh, ‘Sehr Signal, Saiterly, New Maves—Cartwright & Doyle. SAILED. Py ormme Nabe =a | (Ger), tor Liamburg; Escbol (Br) Caiand (Wused) , Rotee: ; Columbus, Havana; oat! Bermade: Charleston, es eee NC; Wyanoke, Hiehmond, dc * atte do; Dei; ships Sir Rovert Pee! foadun: ar barks Maud Roam: Pn (Be, Pa sews, Glasgow , Cork; ee pe Jesse sek voy Metbocae Glasgow; ARs: magne, Md Wind ot canset, 88W; Barometer an sunset, Sd at mduighe, 90.22, MARITIME MISCELLANY. We ore indebted to the pursers of steamers City of Vera end Leo for their attentions. Sreamen Crrv oF Avett, from New York, which was ashore at Galveston Oct 9 and sabsequently got off, had to be Lebtened of of cargo also throw over a small eipaily of cotton ties, before she im charge of @ pilot at the Lobos ade hua 18 United yt Rati. Gs ton, ——; Snir Aurx , (he! ore diem arted from Hi Koag Sen Franel species roe for Hampton Sita nt ‘Walparae Ang 15, attempt to obtain report waiting Teeernetion funds ou bottomry tome failed” Scorstown (Br), from Glasgow for Ban Francisco (be lore reported). capsized Aug 16 off the Kiver Plato, Rank Manta (Ger), from Belfast, 1, for Wilmington, XC, romained ashore at ‘Gray Point (Belfas: Lough) Sept 29, en jae Mectual a with band pumps having been made ‘that day © ther off Baaw Bur Cueen (Br). Sadeba. NB. with cargo Bane Uxery (Br), ndedon the bar, th oom he oth inet. Bank Ooran Gem (Br), Ley (oose hasled off towed upto quebec leaky. and wi Oct 12 for survey Mane Teurisn, from Demerara for Betinece | detore re- ported as ashore on Smith's Point, foatea off Ves 11 without acrived at Tralee Sept 27 from nied h lef Richiducto recently 4 off uninjured, and sailed Baie Navean, Olin, from New York tor Demerara, put inte Fortress Monroe Oct 12in « leaky ager gh we Scun Wa H Mrrcneut (of Machias), from Dubli Cape Breton (before reported), anchored in je fiictlow v4 owing to thiek weather, Sent 35. he 26th, the AtZA Sind suddewiy shiNted to BSE, and at ® AM shipped, At noon, the wind and sea Inc schooner slipped from an anchor and chal Ww w bar, whore #! ruck very bea ly. and heeled wer to port; hawsers were run ot, the vessel hauled off, has, bean since moored Huside, with six feet, of old; some Men were employed ia getting her over Scum Governor Conny, from Gardiner, Me, for New York, put into Portiand Oct 11 with loss of ibboom and Jib, Scun Mansatatt Penix, from Boston for New York, pat into Newport A juss of flying Jib, foresail and and i water in 1. W Pangea, from Fell River for Phitadelp! in ballast, returned to Newport, itl, es 11, with: and mainsail bediy spl of Gloucester, is reported lost om the Kauks, with ail heuda Sbe called at North bydpey The wreck of the ship 8s Mark, before seperted lost on Tamaehille Poiat, sold tor $200. Newroxt, Oct 12—A collision occurred in the aftcrnoon between schr Frances © Smith and en un! schooner. Newport. St Joun, N B, Oct 11—The steamer Dominion, which went Ashore in the Kound on leaving Yarmouth on Saturday rived here yesterday morning. aad in the aftersoea went on MeLaugblin & Wilson's blocks over at Carleton, the was to be examined by the port wi last bark Kate Agnos was examined aod sreined and ee wlaarebly damaged about the bull, rigging and spars. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The Smith bad toresail badly torn, and put lute TON COMNFIELD POLNT. Notice, le hereby. kiven by the ad af 78, the color of the light om ‘Cornfield Poin ight satel, ‘Long lelaud Sound, will be changed from white to red, SPOKEN. iF Tybee, Kashel, from New York for P foe em, ad reaching, der foreeal and jib, with ed. wnt ‘ould soon be fepaired, Oct 1, 6 Fil, % Farnsworth. from St Joba, i 41.N, lon GS W. Heid, from for Oal- from Liverpost ara net tong 24 ay p a from Iqaique for Europe, Sept Ba). overt t msaecdeene mere D Trent, C Strom Ni York for Valparaiso, Bept 9, lat JON, Ton 80 We ad bark Stonewall Jacki Arbeoom, from New Yerk tor Yokohama, Aug 1, lat 15 8, lon 17 W. Bs Amsterdam for Baltt- conta ay novegem os Brie Frontier, from Portland for Penes, PR, Oct @, lat be 0, lon 66 30, Brig Clare = Voss, from New Yor for Riga, Sept 22, near Start Poin OUR CABLE “SHIPPING NEWS. Antwear, Oct 11—Arrived, steamer August Andre (Belg), Gre yw York. Auxxpsi—Bailed, bark Sibal (Nor), or New Orleans, Baistor, Oct 12—Arrived, brig Josie, Pettigrew, New York. Bostow, B, Oct 12—Salled, barks Exile (Br), Pearce, United States; Atlantic (Nor), Knadsen, do, Bauexxx, Oct 11—Arrived, barks Ironsides, Tapley, New York via Falmouth; Hattie Geudey (Br), O'Brien, Phile- deiphia via Halifax, Sailed 11th, bark Ulbers (Ger). Albert, Tybee, Caonstapt—Arrived, bark Ridderkisk (Ger), Krohmen, New York. Dxat, Oct 12. Sailed, ship John Mann (Br), Gibson (from Bromen), New York; barks H L Routh, Young (from Lon- don), Tybee; Darsmouth (Br), Raymond (from Dunkick), do. Haxpuna, Oct 12- Arrived, steamer Gresham (Br), Mace, New York. Sailod 11th, bark Von Werdor (Ger), for New York. Ixmisuowsn Heap, Oct 12—Sailed, bara Nokemis (Br), Cassidy (from Londonderry), Baltimore, Kosicsssuc—Arrived, bark Ganymedes (Nor), Olsen, Now York. Liverroot, Oct 12—Arrived, steamer Cordove (82), Leng, New Orloaus, Salled 12th, ship W A Campbell, Curling, United States; bark T J Southard, Woodworth. do. Lonpon, Oct 12—Cleared, ship Edith (Br), Homer, Unie ted Statos; bark Agostina Repetto (Ital), Antola, do, Lisnox, to Oct 11—Arrivod, bark Glacier, Beattie, New York. Moviue, Oct 12—Arrived, stoamer Nove Seotisa (Br), Richardson, Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool. Puymoctm, Oct 12—Arrived, bart Sedmi Dubrovackt (Aug), Taliarini, New York for Mistiey, E. QuRENSTOWN, Oct 12—Arrived, barks Maury (Nor). Chri. tianeon, Now York; Mustang (Nor), Birkland, do. Also nerived 12h, steamer Wyommg (Br), Jones, New York for Liverpvol—8 days 14 hours passage. Rorrxapam, Oct 10—Cleared, bark Charley (Br), Rebim ton, United Staten, Satria, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Anto (Rus), Olin, Phile- delphia ‘Trtxste—Arrived, bark Crusader, Gorham, New York. Lowvox, Oct 12—Bark Sirian Star (Br), from Richmend for Rotterdam, ashore at Banjsard, it is now believed may float off when lightened. Advicos from Kobe, by telegraph from Shanghai, Oet 3, British bark Theseus, Capt Toogood, from in Francisco, has been totally lost, Thirteen of her crow were saved, the captain was drowned. (The ‘hesous was 984 tons rogister, and hailed from Londen.} brig Mechat f Portiand), Kelley. from Bristol, ts ashore on the county Down coast, Ireland. WEATHER REPORT. Lavarroot, Oct 12, PM—Wind FB. light. Prywovr, Oct 12, PM—Wind SR, light FOREIGN PORTS. A Aug 20-1 Baageuans Singepere tor Bevtony 20 bare Blleworte Sruth, Batavia. Aug | 20th, bark Chas RB Lewis, Race, do, 10 lead for Boston; ion Francis D (ir), Gauel, Peeslongen, to los. for Th. Hook for orders, 40, Sept i = dae Erie, Sparks, Iriona Fostaree , Roerebares ean, Oct 3—Arrived, brig Atalaya, Clark, New Naito i Sept 29, sehr Grace Webster, You pork of Lig Oct 2. bark Florence Peters, M rt alti ‘ire NPURGOS, Sipe cig Matted, bark Idaho, Richardson, York: vst Tariton, Nickerson. do. Lascow, Oct 0— Arrived, sveamer Waldensian, Stephens, AY, HL! Oct 10—Arrived, bark learus (Br). Coeb- ran, North S7duey, Havana, rg 7 brig DC © ‘due: ope apman, Re Bangor; Mh bark Bagadahor Powers, Now Yor! H steamer, Gassie, ‘Al anole san ce City) ; Yd, bark K A Allen, Taylor, Bost ‘wh, brig Rdein Kowe, Sebolts, bg i Sailed Sept 30, ¥ ‘isters, Cates, Sagua; 3d, steamer Cuba, Me! ‘ort fe; ath, barks Heath Fark (ie), Smith, ork; Sth, Felix (Sp, Urrutia, on), Moller. Baltimore: Oth, NEWYORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. Marte Balvetti, @ustavas Hull and other artista, wit! nthtide (0p), Trius, F Pensacols ; brig Memphis (Br), yom re 26—Cleared, brig Suova (Daa), Behm, Bal- Oct 7, bark Hornet, Hopkins, Philadelpnia (not Bept 20 Aree od, brig $ V Nichols, Chase, sebre Nellis Fa, Stuckvol ie fay a it Star (Br). ‘Neinvosh Be John, Iwiek, Bird, Portland; Sth, brig Meailue ies aut ‘Uct 3, schre Sarah Potter, Wall, New York; George Walker, Wileos: north of Hatteras. 6, brig Protens, ‘Skinner, for north of Hatteras; ir BS Willard, Noyes, for New York. Me NTREAL, ( tet 102 Arrived, steamer Dominion, Roberts, » NP, Sept 20—arri: nee Reeate (i Dale, 1 SAPs San vod, schre Bessie (r), Dale, Londou ide, Knowles, Hornet, (Br). Swain, Jacksonville: David. Pave yor, Gas Kil, Baltimore; tb, ‘Nellie, Collison, do; Tam O'Shante: ff, Ne Bailed Sipe 13, schr Rescue, Hudgins; Oct 6, steamer Arma, Wark, New York. Noara Broger. OB. Ust 10—Arrived. brig Blanche (Br), ey Emma H Drammond, Higgins, Oet 9—Arrived, schr Willie S Shephord, \slands tor Cor! arks James Kitchen, and Rio de la Plata, of iidonan, of 40, bo bound south. ved, ship bark innehaha, Lonedal 'roon Liverpool: Havre, Gundorse Sharpness Point; bi ini ‘pelths Orleans, i etaen ty Sawyer, ely red 10th, steamers Severn, Skinner, London; Lake Mogantic, Battersby, Liverpool: ship Princess itoyal, Watt, Itven, Dan diene Renno, Greenock’; Talbot, , Ki ‘Orne: 10th, ‘sh! er, Liverpool fide, Cow Bay , for + Geo! Avery, SaMAuaNc, Aug 14-—Arrived, Darks ‘Samuel B Bale, He- veus. Bata th, Mary EB Kasse, Nickerson, do. Sniled ‘Aug "10, bark Oneco, Henry, Bu:avis and San Francisco. Bxsoa, Sept 28—Arrived, schr Daybreak, Blake, New ork. St Jaco, Sept 26—Salled, bark Thos Brooks, Waugh, Guantanamo, ae Boy NB, Oct 12—Arrived, sehr Annio B (Br), Secor, Cleared 12th, bark Ids (Br), Londonderry: schr Ida May, w ork, Tarbell, Hag- [Pye Srmaxnn Asyssir.) Bristo., Sept 29—Sailed, Wiihelm Gunther, Ostlund, Sonthwest Pass. In Kingroad 28th, Holeno, Samuelsen, Quense for Bristol; Marion, \’roud, do’ for Gloucester; 28th, Kosina (bark), Boston for de ‘KeMEN, Sept 27—Sailed, Leipzig (s), Hoffman, Baltl- moro; Frankfort (9) ns. a“ », ieee Mew Ori one ee Pa ret hag Demecorant, jew Orleans rgonaut we i a, 38th, * RW roceeding duwn Colton, for New ‘Sulled 27th, J A Beckerman, Hathaway, Hampton Roads; elie, fontennen, Philadeiphin. from Paalilas 27th, Emma, Anderson, Philadel- rt, Soye, New Orleans. Arrived, Bertha, Bahirus, Quebec; Richebucto. mv Petrel, Duzer, Lewes, d, uila Loring, Anderson, New |aRENT, Sept 222—Sailed, Fred Thomeon, Smith, St wae NB (before reported tor iatifax). UaTANLA, Sept 20—Suiled, Adelons, for Philadelphia, vdily Sept 2O—Passed, ‘ion, Hanson, Londou for Gal- E bean. Moore, dolor New York; Lotus (#), WeNabi, do for Carditt and Ancon, 20ih, GP Harblits (of Teusborg) , from Christians for xew Orlow; Maydala (sebr, of StJonn), trom London for Henry artis, for do; Constitution, Young, bhields for St Jobn, . Kniil, shielis for Pensacola. bark Lalla (of Yarmouth, NS), |, bouns dow: Dantouri, Sept Dovatass, Sept isi ney, OB, abwourti, Sept 20— tlett, Norloik: rehill, Rooth, Mo in, Glasgow; Loch GLovcestaR, Se 20, Arrived, Ove Lodwig, Cc River; Constanta Yon Rel mabe Provincetown ; Schmack- Pn ot fcieh, Pl do; Bo oulist, ippicieh, Gesceren, Mortensen, Fetladeiphic, emesis vd, pr yag (), ee York ; Gyda, Naess, Dalhousie; (x), for Montreal. Osan, Sydney, CB, Batied 28th, Italin (6), for Mediterranean. Guaxnock, Sept 27—Salled, George Bell, Rose, Now Or- Jeans, Cy iy ae lsnred, Geno, for 8; iydney, cB. 22—Arri ‘nele Toby, Woodside, ne,Reynolds, Maulmain (and cloared for Ketoa ¥. Set 234, Carrio L, Tyler, Tyler (from New York), ‘enice. — Lincoln, Gerolimich, from Philadelphia for Guxoa, Sept 26—Sailoa, Minnie Reppliee, Shaw, Di Hourigay, Bept 20—Arrived, Fanny, New ‘Yor! — mec Front "for Sept 26—Arrived, Thos B Pillsbury, Pitcher, Arr red at Casheven 3 26th, Gellort A Paap New le York; Soath American, eee Pabellon yUixtvonr, Hop 2—Arrived, Yarra Yarra, Buses, Now on Hava, Sept 28—Salled, Lavinia Davis, and Ida C Bal- vil at at Are ed previously, Bel Jona Koa, Ke; ve iy. @, Mot- a Sepe0-—Arrived, The Queen mt vEMrOO! reds New York: Faces Brocka, Bal lore uglas, Galveston (and was off bar 0 day) ine, Cook, Charleston (and sriighustip aise Boilde, Anderson. Rt John, Minnesota Burwell, soe ton; SUE! ons.’ Matanangt Coons ; Peter Caer ee in cleared 28 for Sandy Hook). dle, jared 26th, H joans (since beok) ; Jacob d stemlgr: C a ding, 5; Watt do do; 1 Doth, ieweolstor, Beay Cw bey gs weer th he Key, hy a done a houiood ‘bar Tiger zo oa teen Ccetirane, Liverpool for Ke: weet, me: Sopane, co ee Gasa e Rete berenvae tiveoge x Ky ove ward, Met Miramichi. Cleared ech. NB Palmer. ions, Arendal; ee ata Lina Mathionen, York iraveapad S6th, Lillian, C ty Graveaga jan, Campbell, Witning 4, for Pensacola; Akbar, for Laaa: Passed, Moro, Montreal for Leit! hast Sats ‘Web, Teresa arte Now Pork for NOH the Start 270b, Nora, Quebec for Lond Losponpaury, Sept -7—Arrived, Lissic Giitespie, Borg- man, Miramichi. Uiiauion, Sent. 28-Satlod. Rousle Dunder. Goffe, No- a. Freda i 20, Jule, Holtemann, 8 Borg of euimaiani Lussox, He pt 22—Balled, L Clark. Lake. Koy West. Bg tg Freeport), lo Jansiro; South Shore, Whittemire, G a ake 27 Ancona, Wassen, va wal ‘arke, Galveston, ene oe ‘Gousaa, Sept 31—Arri Boltvar, Gerolimich, Kew York; ‘224, Kate, Trader, do via Pouranoors, Sept ‘2e-Put Ta, Ricardo, Consiglters, Lon- don for New York. Sept 23—Of, Mistley Hall, Mesnard, Hall for REO. bg mary Fischetti, Calont, New York. Cast he, Sap, ved, Gi Chine and Japan Nand et tat woidniger for ENITOW: B—Railed, vA, Hi Plymoath; 29th, Stor eee it Johu, Ni) ; Ensi: 8, George. hag be eed ow Ardeed tel loffman, a and suited Sth) Suh. Oanads ta) SE Sop ecarrnes” Mannela, Worden, 20th, Trenton, MeGregor, do; unable to get to 1. Ste Hatieaeel Phile- oy want of water. an Bopt 23—Arrived, Bmma, Buekm: ma, Sept 25—Ralled, Providenss K, Aste, New York, Br lixiana. no date (by telegraph from Madoira Seot MR My Bimwtipatam for Lon- ide, Caleut Dundee; Ned 'D Seed, Proctor, trom York; Hermann, Hambasi. from Mani!a tor do, J QUAHER, eps. B1-—Arriyed, silver Cloud, Reverteon, St, La Pe en Michele Picasso, Pineo, New York; Mary D, be oy Bept Z7—Arrived, City of Quebec, Davidson, Yo- Kailed 28th, Bortoanx, Post, New York. Weer larvieroot, Sept .9—Arrived, Belle of the Bay, we Croustedts ATEBPORD, Sept 28—Balled, Atlas, McCormick, Philadel- AMERICAN PORTS. ALSXAND RL on 1i—Arrived, schrs Maria Pierson, Convéion, Providence: Teilight. New Tendon ty {ukenbare, ——— tor Washingion, DM ol Malled-Aehes 8.) Pooks, Je ka doreey City, James H Gordon, Acteville It Peary, aud. lease Overton (trom Georgetown), “BOSTON, Oct 12—Arrived, steamers Neptune, Berry Centipede, Miler, and Lancasver, dide, 1 Loveland, Saisie sre Berks. “Phat rehire Send, Hallo Wiliam Whitehead. Tite, Baritan i iver Hobak Cyrus lial, Howes, Baltim: Cleated “harks Agecis, Auderson, Metensae; Saree! D vg ; sehr Joon HM Hancoes, Hal- lots, New Orie HALTIMOI, Ort 12—Arrived, schr Wo H Van Name, Sugmers, New York. « Deblin: ich, Merchant, sobre’ Emin wefaivenon: Ft Witie ores dee, ‘Farwell Gregory, Roki Parker, i, Now iiaven. Nailed—sveumer Waltimure; darks Elsinore, and Lom: BANGOR, Oct 10—Arrived, echr Diadem, Gray, New uneth, eit 1o-Halled (noe ervived) , sche Chas W Morse, sehrs Albert Dailey, Nason, and M cab Me aerate” ae Revpenet Maer itinateds Almede (now) O08, Phil + echr wine aitee, Ger TO—Arvived, sche Inland City, Allen, Walsion Oct 19-Arrived, sebrs Champion, Larvey, bg f° 2 ierwed, sehes Ibert Taylor, Providence Al Thomas, faints (so ge en the ssarine reliway); sloop Kmaperer, Ba UKE, Oct 11—In port, schr Kottie Langdon, oon ey oy Ae ‘Uct 0— Arrived, steamer City of Atlanta, ut Waldo go Syn P anal sry fama, Hand: Lynn. re 4 M—Arnived, sche Lite O Wells, Wells, Port Jol PORTR sii Oey 12-arrived, bark Marl, Qrexated, Dubtie: Sexauin Fredrikwon, Yarmouth altimore "emilte (ital), ” vale Harwich yoga. Por crivedtianh, brig Halear, ‘olin, New York for Dome: aimee Oet 7—Cleared. schr Joseph Rodd, Ander Providence. ny a Oct 9—Arrived, schr Ridgewood, JAC! LLE, Oct Are sohre Hh White, Hopkins, Mastialne James W Brown, Kane. Comess, : Cle \— Schr David V Streaker, Seull, New Y. KEY . Oct 11— ‘San Ape ee Caer Er 2 “aOwina, Get 7—Cloared, briz Currie Pianeta HDG, snitch ld, Hoge Cardenas R Foster, Kobineoa, Oct 8—arrived, schr R B Locke, steamer Federica (Sp), Bideches, Liver. Hage oad Memphis (Br), Mellon, Liverpool; Tiwieon. Gager, bark peat Tas ae ame ane Bow Tonks be Bon Get 2 ship Almere (Br), Ben- Sournwnst Pass, “NEWNURYPORT, Oct 11—Sallea, oh ews, ¥ , Ten Now York, in tow (and at saponin 12th. ‘iio sailed 11th, sche Abt L Dow, Young, ‘ol tng BEDFORD, Oct Arrived, ao besa Salem for New Yoru ewe ata : aati areaeh: “tohrs beg my Cha: bia Hawkins, bein Benj iis Ci al Chae, tein eit \aer Young, Blake, Hoboi john Randol; w York, Gov Burton, Phinn ig ty Mor Phiked m, DO; 8 ¢ iia Pisailed—Schre Wm G Dearborn, for Hane Kelley, Philadelphia: ‘JH Porry Baker. ie Pa R John Mayo, Brag ‘ork: W Antrim, Car ‘ONT Get th, PA—Atrived, sohes’ Peeket, Decker, Haverstraw (and sailed 11th). ‘Also arrived, schrs Wm 8 Farwoll, Lord, Rockland for New York; LT Knight, McIntyre, Camden for do. th, AM—Arrived, schrs Clara Smith, foysp: Beth for Whittoa, Rockland for Richmond. River (aud sailed afterdisehargiy part of cargo Roturned, sobre 2 Sa hye Parker, Deans Fall River fo Tor Phil ‘adelpliin se iniled, ey yey "shepard, Grey, Providence for Phila- deiphin! Clara Smith. ‘ Leaves sehr Marshal Perrin, Boston for New York (B00 NEW LONDON, Oct 11—Arri' ‘oboken cactig areretaes Jane, York Henry. Col ‘Bangor for New Yorks Maria Nowburg for chrs LA Bui teh. nile iphia; Te 5 york: {PH Miler, ao. fees Euinasiobias Zexpe, Arrived, achr Bva, Cumberland Inlet for Philedel- P PORT MADISON, Oct 4—Sailed, bark Tidul Wave, Reya- olds, San Francisco PASCAGOULA, to Oct 7—Arrived, schr H Buddeg, Vos, r Mi Hunter, Chai Horace’ Mood! Cleured—steamers Burdick, t Southampton: tote, Shaw, Lynn; Cornelius Stokem, Kirby, Salem: Thom Van Gilder, Van ‘Gilder Boston: Lookout, Nickerson, dot AM 12th—Bark Jobauns Kepler, brig Alico PORTLAND, Me, gy 1u—Arrtived, schrs Silas McLeon, Spear, Rondout; H 8 Briggs, Lundrick, Calais for New qork! Alounnasie, Falkingisss, do, torso; B Clomon, Dore ity, Gadiner for do: Gamage, Grover, Rockland for Poters- barg; Sallie Mair. Powell, Kennebec for Philadelphia: John Stroup, Smith, do for do. Arrive ved, acbr Ggy Coney, Gartmer for New York i any). “Oteared Sebce Effort, New York; 8 P Smith, Philad phia, Salled—Schrs Maggie Dalling, sagadace, David Torrey, Bffore, and Bowdoin, if Arrived, schr Acacia, Providence for St John, NB. Geared ante Philena Winslow (new), mpson. Liv. erpool; vobr Ratn H Baker, Kennobea, te load for Philadel REROVIDRNOE, ie 11—Arrived, steamer Vindicator, ina allot, Baltimore via Nor- folk; Tonawanda, Sherman, aud rT Findlcatur: Hogere Phin. deiphias schrs Uso It Vreelénd, Vanclest, Gsorgeto P M Wheaton, Barrett, Philadelphia; Win a eae Kale Berenton, ,Peimer: Win HB jowen, smith, Haverstraw ; Carbe i AWECORER, O Oct shied, schr Kate & Mary, Cogs- wo Salied— Behre ‘M Merriman, Crane, Philadelphia; Wm Now York, Gesner, ilctivos Jonnaon, Ne rhe 3 Wakes oda” dos Blieabeth White. ‘Abbott, do; Lacy Handy, Boston: Eugie, Guraey, Alexandria, Suiled—Barks Kobe’ (Nor), Turaldsen, Bremen; Niord (X00, Larsen. Ham Richard ‘Hill, Smith, New HSMN’ FRANCISCO, Oct 4— Arrived, shi Ei Dérad M dons Sonteien bart, Gak Hill Sullivan, Port Bi oly; brig Tanner, ate Wilmington, Sailed—Si a Camp, Gardner, bia Ki bark Port Townson City of Glasgow (BD, Lal ships Favorita, Gerrish, Melooarne; barks Edwin Reed, Higgins, owenstlo; Pullip Fltspaariex. Phelan, Hong rolenrea -81 “Shine ‘Gerpatat, Thatcher, Queenstown: Gare. lol . 3, Cor 5 Liverpool Morcuast toe Qainn, a ered Iniot ‘and Mol: ourni ee Oot cine barks Harvest Home, Mattson, SAVANN AT, Get 12--Arrived. thews, Boston; bark Cherokee &o. ‘Tayler, bm oi Rind ol} Gen Barnes, Chessman, and Cortes, Fre sl Lut ae Oct 7—Sailed,schi . Keith, and Ida Porter, Ki New York. SALEM. Oct 10—Arrived, schrsZ L Adams, Nickerson, ‘ Port Joh Mary Mea Parker, Bao, for N NJ: Lavolta,’ Whitmore, “portiand’ for New Yorks Salta Elizabeth, preety Reckport, Mass. for New Yor! *) Bias cor Harrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia (at 1236 11th—Arrived, brig © © Robinson, Adams, Philadelphia, 700 tos. odSchrs Marr Moans, Lavolta. and Julla Zits peti 4 APU ager and Alvari lo, Port Johnson for Sale: zie, bok for Portsmouth; O Russell. do tor Dover, X! fired Chase, M nd Hattie N Gove, New ‘ork for Suugus; Laura E Mosse: Boston for Philadel hia; Oarrie Belle, Gardiner for do. Schra Nellie H, Baile Nello Carr, North Ameriea (Br), Florence i" Hall, Lucy. WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 9~Arvived. steamer Benefac- New “and cleared 10th od yee); bark Yon iteyaen Carlow (Ger), echt, Dow Osu—Arrived, bark Edward Herbert (! oe ne Pernam- 20, Cloared —Sleop Ellen V, Benjamin, New ¥ bards ch fet O38 iS ane o Behe paid Charles ra ran! lon, ize, WOOD'S HOLE, Oct Arrived, schr O'¥ Hawley, Tyler, How York. a i Wm G Lewis, Baxter, to load for Pact mie Ne CREAM, 0 ‘Oct 11—Sailed, schr Ads Herbert, Allen, srKAM TS. &o. SHIP SMITHS— Hoad the EVENING TELEGRAM, cents. Advertising, 20 cents por line, copies. All the news for 2 ation, 40,000 “A SNOUNCEMENT.—DISEAS! MEN SOCCRSS- any Treaved. 0. E. BRADFORD, M. D., 182 Kast Dacron QUIETLY, Ae eae, WHEN ‘secured: send for eircul "AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, 71 Astor House. JPOYAL HAVANA LOrTERy. 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Prite.| Ne Priva\ To, Ne, Prise.\No. 10719. teri 10282, ..by V/0889... 2) / 6486 loratselooulto "300 iri NBXT DRAWING, UCTOBBR 16, 1876 B. MARTINEZ & CO., Banker, 10 Wall April, 1878, we sold the $5'0.000 prize, On the draw, ingsed Sopiember 1, 1876, we sold and eashed ish Gold and Havans Bank Bills bo oe Bee * bought and sebde ~