The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1876, Page 11

! | AMUSEMENTS. STEINWAY HALL—THOMAS’ CONCERT. ‘The ninth popular concert of Mr. Theodore Thomas feok piace last night, at Steinway Hall, before an im- mense audience. Botably the orchestral selections, These consisted of the “Freischiitz” overture, Liszt’s symphonic poem, “Les Preludes,” the scherzo from the Reformation | symphony by Mendelssohn and Wagner's Centennial March. The masterpicco of Weber is so familiar to the orchestra of Thomas that the superb manner in Which it was rendered last night 1s what might bo ex- pected. Mendelssoun demands careful interpreters, Bnd therefore the finished style in which the quick Movement from his posthumous work was presented calls for the highest praise. Mr. Whitney failed to in- Yerpret ihe sentiment and artistic feeling with which Mozart bas invested Sarastro’s geand aria in “The Magic Flute,” the uria “In diesen heil’gen Hallen.”” Mr. Whitney bas a superb veice, but he lacks ieeling And expression. Ihe piano playing of Mr. Henry U, | Timm was anything but artistic, The geutle- da romanee aud rondo by Chopin, made atness of it The result was nature that one would naturally Surprised that Thomas would allow such « feeble p former to appear at one of his concerts, A well known conductor like Thomas cannot afford, without materi- ally injuring bimseit belore the public, to allow such @ Pianist as Mr. Henry C. Timm to appear at | one of bis concerts. The result as | bad as on the occasion of Tooker’s Russian Princess, at Booth’s Theatre, an Sunday night. Mr. Thomas ought to know better than allowing such an Antiquated pianist to appear at bis concerts. If New York w: arce of pianists there might be an excuse, Dut when there are here t a score superior to Mr. ‘Timm the conduct of Mr. uas toward the pudlic 18 Without tor Mr, Dudley Buck's treshy =m to equally — trushy Words, called tennial Meditation of Columbia,” we ago expressed our pinion about it, the greatest mistake of the Centenvial Committee at the tnauguration ever to ac- cept such stuff for masic, The same may bo said of the stupid bymn by the Boston Paine, Tne magnifi- ent “Halleiijan Chorus,” from the “Messiah,” which was a welcome reliet {rom the inanities of Buck and Paine, served as a weivome finale to the concert. Mr. Thomas should take « lesson from the experience which be bas hud at the Centennial LOUISE M. POMEROY AS JULIET, Last night Louise M. Pomeroy made her first appear- nce in this city at the Lyceum Theatre as Juliet, Tho ambition of the débutante we admire and her perform. fance deserves praise. The lady was well received, and ‘was called before the curtain frequently and certainly controlled throughout the play the sympathy of the Audience. Sheis young and must be called beauti- ful, her face is expressive of tho tcndercst feclings, er eyes bright und her smilo charming. Her cos umes were magnificent, and the ladies looked upon them with envy they vainly sought to con- ceal. Mozart's minuet in “Don Giovanni,” the finest, we think, ever written, but badly danced, Or not danced at all, served to introduce the first splen- @id costume, and one might say of Miss Pomeroy that Mhroughout the play sho seemed “a splendid angel, ly dressed, save wings, for heaven.” Asa débutante the lady was an unusually great suc- | poss, but as a Juliet sho was a faliure. Why do be- proners always bogin where an artist 1s satisfied to tnd? Juliet is of all the characters of Shakespeare one of the most difficult to perform. There 1s aomething that is repulsive in her boldness, her sensuous passion, Which not ber own apologies nor her youth and expe- Fience can extenuate. The play is with all its beauty, alter all, unpicasant, and tbe love in it is nothing like 88 spiritual asthe love of Hamlet” or “Othello,” or even of “Much Ado About Nothing.” It is earthly and animal. If Juhet bad survived her suffering and had lived wiih Romeo three years sho would bave turned out atermagant. Her love would have become jealousy, her jealoury hate, her hato fevenge, She would have probably proved to be & very poor wife, and Romeo would have been the champion henpeckod husband of Veroun. Suil the play (and we are glad to givo Shakespeare some credit for his ability), has great eloments of passion and of poetry, and these require genius for Abeir expression, Miss Pomeroy may possess genius, but we pot think she displayed it last vight in the most difficult of all the minor female rdles in Shakespeare, But there are other merits beside genius—youth, loveliness, appreciation, carnestness, intelligence, um- Vition, and these are qualiues of which Mies Pomeroy Appears to be possessed. We like ber Juliet, not- Withstanding its faults. lt diflered from ‘other Juliets in degree rather than in kind. In the earlier acts she wax particularly good, but In the tragic scenes the want of power and experience Was apparent. The scene in which Juliet drinks the ppiate was the bert of the more poweriul passages, but it bad not the strength which Adelaide Newson or Mrs. Bowers or Julia Dean can give it ‘the amateur is alwnys detected in tragedy, Miss Pomeroy, we believe, will certainly make a popu: lar actress in apy = line, but, it we might presome to judge of a lady by a single persona- thon, we should say that her power lies in comedy, and to that we should think it would be wise for ber to direct her atiention. Sho certainly did not fail last Bight in the opinion of tho theatre; but, with all her Merits, eLe should be contented with nothing less than absolute succe: Mr. Lingham was not a satisfactory Romeo. Mer-utio was played with spirit and over elaboration by Mr. J. B. Roverts. e best performance of the evening Was that of the Nurse, by Mrs. Jordan, BROOKLYN THKATRE, The comedy combination now playing at the Brook- lyn Theatre appeared last night in “Lhe School for | Beandal,” before u very fuir audience. The cast was a Femarkuble one for even this favorite house, Mr. John Gilbert xppeared in his famous part of Sir Peter Teazle, and was, of course, successtul in bringing out all the favorite points of that character. Indeed, the scenes in which he bad a share bad a real Wallacktan flavor, Moss Catharine Rogers, as Lady Teazle, was bewitching im her beauty and dress, and she proved to be quite ‘familiar with the traditions of the par. in quarrelling with Sir Peter she wus saucy yet lady-like, aud in the more serious scenes of the comedy shuwed ‘her strength as an actress in sacseing abundant force and tire. Mr. £. Dyas, as ir Gliver, gained many honors, for he looked and acted the character to perfection.’ Miss Maud Harrison Was a very charming Maria, and spoke her lines intel- ligently and with iceling Mr. Daly. as Joseph, and Mr. E. Lamb, as Backbite, were good, though Mr. Mur- dock did pot make a very appreciable Charlies, Mrs, Farren, as Mrs. Candour, was all hat coula be desired, ugh that is small praise for so good an actr ht Goldsin! with a star cast. OLYMPIC THEATRE. An entirely new bill was presented at this house last Bight. Songs, dances, banjo solos, banjo duets, ven Sriioquism and sketches mage up the programme Benodict and Waite appeared in @ laughable sketch, entitled ‘“Jeflersou and Booth. Miss Alice Daily and Miss Alicia Jourdan were tavorites among the song- eters, James Messenger periormed some wonderful feats with cannon bails, Buckiy and Turner oom bined a danjo duet, Griflin aud Rice sang “When Twilight Falls? a mew song, with effect, und were twice recaliea;’ Frank c & jabman went “Over the Hills to the Poorhouse” and Gorman and Romer sang a German song. Sam De- ‘vere's admirers paid no respect to the request prinied at the head of the programine “not to ask for than three songs in ono turn,” and continued te Bim out until could come out no more, His ta- mous song, “A Leaa Hanan», brought down the house, nd his poetical version of the Brooklyn scandal, tuid with the assistance of the banjo, was very enjoyable. | he Program closed with the thrilling nautical drama of “Tne Lonely Man of tho Ocean."”’ THEATRE COMIQUE. / A brilliant variety bill was offered to acrowded house Bt this place Jast night “The Power of Music’ Dpened the show, and after extraordinary feats ot balancing by Frank Livingstone, and German eccen- Wicities by Bonnie Runnels, “Walking for dat Cako’’ was brought on. It is seldom eo trutuful and exquisie ‘There were many attractive features, | Germany to adopt the “invisible orchestra’? of Wag- ner, or rather Grétry, with whom the idea originated. Charies Adama, the Boston tenor, has taken Ham- | burg by storm. Mme, Nilsson announces a concert tour through Belgium, France and Holtand on the 4th of Nevember, under Ullmanu’s management. “Oar Boys’? bas had the longest consecutive ran on record at the London Vaudeville, and it ts likely to meet with @ similar success at tho Chestuut, Phila- deiphia, A musical and Mterary entertainment was recently given in the palace of the Russian Czarowitz for the benefit of the Servians, the receipts of which amounted to $16,000, Donadio, Who was one of Strakosch’s sngers here during the Albani season, made her first appearance in Moscow on September 11 as Aminaia “La Sonnam- bula.’? The probability of losing Adelina Patti this season has caused intense excitement in Russian operatic circles, and if the resolution of her physicians not to permit her to brave the rigors of a Russian winter be adhered to the season of Italian opera at St. Peters- burg and Moscow will doubticss prove a cisastrous one. Last night Professor Cromwell gave the first of a series of art entertainments at the Masonic’ Temple. The right’s entertainment was the reproduction of the cities, castles and romantic woodlands of Germany. Several scenes on the Rhine, including remains of ruined feudal castles, w exhibited in the “Mirror of Nature,” asthe Professor calls it, with remark- able vividness, and seemed quite as vivid as the originals, OBITUARY. DIJELALEDDIN PACHA. - A cable telegram from Kagusa, under date of the 16th inst, reports that Djelaleddin Pacha, commander of a division of Turkish troops under Moukhar Pacha, has died of wounds received {n act:on. Ho was of middle age, an able soldier and devoted tothe cause of the Sultan and his dynasty. He was sevorely wounded in one of the recent batties in the East, and carried from the fleld in almost a dying condition. GENERAL QUINTIN QUEVEDO, The death of General Quintin Quevedo, a noted public man of Bolivia, at Puno, Peru, is announced by mail from Lima, Queveao was a soldier, statesman and poet at the samo time, but had an insatiable thirst for revolutionary schemes. In every revolt which Bolivia has suffered from during tho past twenty years Quevedo was the leading spirit, Still, his private character was 80 amiable as to cause his loss to be generally regretted. The Peruvian General Secretary of State, Doctor Oblitas, caused sumptuous funeral éeremoaies to be held at La Paz in honor of General Quevedo. Althouga Quevedo was ub active conspirator against ‘the powers that be’? in Bolivia, Oblitas generously forgot his offences in view of his merit “General Quevedo has served the country honoral home and abroad. Nothing can be more proper than to manifest our regret at the death of aman whose place cannot be readily filled.”? EDWARD WIGGLESWORTH. Last night Mr. Edward Wigglesworth, a prominent merchant of Boston, died at his residence in that city. NEWS IN THE Dr. Felix Berthet, of No. 908 Sixth avenue, proprie- ter of au educational institute, diced sudaenly at his residence yesterday morning. Coroner Woltman will investigate, Jobn Littlewood, aged thirty-two, of No. 20 Desbros- CITY. | ses street, diod yesterday at his residence from a trace Coroner sured skull, tbe resuit of w tallon Sunday. Woltiman was notitied, “JThe fall meeting of the Atbietic Association of the “College of the City of New York will be held at the New York Athletic Club Grounds, Mott Haven, on Saturday afternoon next, ‘The Woman Suffrage Society of this city will give a reception to Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway, of Oregon, at No. 238 West Fourteenth street, to-morrow evening ut eight o'clock, Adam Krebs, who was arrested on Saturday night on a charge of shooting his wife, was committed yesterday atthe Essex Market Police Coart, to uwait the result of the woman’s injuries, Burglars broke into the tailor store of Hand k. Merkle, No. 690 Sixth avenue, on the night of the 13th inst, and stole $732 worth of property. The police have no clew to them. Lester H. Hale, aged fifty-two, a piate printer, em- ployed by the National Bank Note Company at the Cooper Institute, died there yesterday morning of hemorrhage of the lungs, Coroner Ellinger hus the case. Gustave Bullion, of No. 16 Spring street, who was severely stabbed Sunday morning in Chryatio street while endeavoring to cause the arrest of a sneak thief, was in a very critical condition yesterday. His physi- cian was not able to determine whether he wiil re- cover. The fourth annual meeting of the choirs of Trinity parish will take place at Trinity chapel, West Tweuty- filth street, near Broadway, on Thursday evening, No- vember 9. The service wiil commence at eight o’clock, and 100 selected Voices of the celebrated Trinity choirs will perform the music, Tho Rey. Dr. Dix will deliver an address. Yosterday afternoon Justice Kasmire, at the Wash- ington Piace Police Court, was busied taking ball for the parties arrested by Captain Williams at Robinson Hall on Saturday night. George Robinsen, the pro- nd William B. Woodley, the manager, were led in $1,000 to appear tor trial at the Court of Special Sessions, ' The female performers were also ad- mitted to bail BROOKLYN, Primaries were held last night in the various wards of the city of Brookiyn by the Slocum democrats without a disturbance of any kind. Hugh Woods, of No. 32 Main street, while under the influence of liquor last night, fell into the hoid of the bark Jasper, lying at the foot of Main street, and was badiy injarea, Yesterday Congressman Archibald M. Bliss, “liberal”” republican and regular democratic representative trom the Fourth district, was served with a summons in the matter of the suit brought against hin last winter by the Taxpayers’ Association of Brookiyn in the Hemp- stead reservoir litigation, Yesterday afternoon Officer McGowan, of the Eleventh precinet, Brooklyn, iu attempting to arrest Joseph Vietory for breaking a mirror in the liquor saloon of George F. Seylors, No. 311 Hamilton avenue, was assauliea by the prisoner and John Corcoran. Victory succeeded in making his escape, Corcoran was arrested. A meeting of tho Kings County Democratic Gencral Committee was held last night at thoir headquarters, corner of Court and Remsen streets, Brooklyn, for the purpose of deciding on contested delegations. The third Assembiy aw delegates were admitted atter considerabie cont Mr. Giiliam Schenck was de- featea tor the ome. of Charity Commi Admission of the delegation in favor of B an tue Now Lots district. NEW JERSEY. Last evening Senator Theodore F, Randolph ad- dressed the Tilden and Hendricks hosts of Union county at Elizabeth, and delivered a speech before a jarge and Very euthusiastic audience, This afternoon “Speaker Blaine will address the & picture of negro it that end of is seen on the st resented in “Walking for Dat Cake.” H bare qdite as much at home im the delineation egro character 48 in their mucu lauded Iriet po- “Walk”? is weil put Defy Clad a master stroke, and redeems whe sketch, Which con- ttle else of im The dithearties of that | Powerful poitical organization are truly amusing, aud ‘Will amuse many a housetui belore its days are oum- Dered. The hisiory of the organization would fail to | be of interest ifrepeated; to be appreciated it must be econ, TONY PASTOR'S THEATRE. Quite an array of stars were billea at this popular Pesort last night, among the oumber Miss Jennie Kn, Tony Pastor, Gus Wiliams, Bobby Newcomb ana | Harry Bryant, The programme opened with ‘The Haunted Table,” after which Miss Jonnie Engle sang geveral entirely new serio-comic songs, Sir. the chawpion pedestal clog dancer, povel performance, and Tony himself app Bang Several comic songs in good sty) Hengler's “Merry Minstrel’ well received, and the house was convulsed when lames, 1h his inunitabie character sketches, uppoared oeiore the foot- Gus a8 populor os ever, and well deserves favor shown tim. Lobby Newcomb sang “Where Pansies Grow’ and severa! otuer songs, danced ‘Jigs and told wpe string Of good stories, The ith Jaughabie extravacapza ’ aud @ good night's tun bona a MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. The Swedish Ladies’ Quartet are in New England. ‘Fhe Ducal Theatre 01 Dessan is the first bouse in citizens of Newark and great eflorts have been made to give bita a regular ovation. After speaking be will bold a reception at Park Hall, ‘The official figures of tue Newarg charter election, a canvassed by the Common Council yesterday, approve the report printed in the Hexanp, The majority of the Topablicans om the city ticket (Water Comminstonery is against 3,373 im 1575, @ net republican loss of SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK voR THE MONTHS OF OCTORER AND NOVEMUBR, Laverpenl Liverpeol 81 Broadway +] 72 Bradway A? vowing Green 7 Bowling trees |69 Kroudway 69 Broadway :|2 Rowling Green /20 Broadway “|8l Broadway : ALI Lerpoat 1157 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW NEW YORK—THIS DAY. man Wats! 6 13 | Gov. Island, 6 17 | Sandy Hook. eve — —| Hell nee: PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. ARRIVALS. WHITESTONK TELEGRAPH LINE. Htcamer Magnolia, Leggett, Savannah Oct 12, with mdse and . Kelly, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old mshin Co Ship Goschen (Ger), Sept 1, in ballast to Chas Luling & Co. is anchored in the lower bay, and has received orders for i Had strong westerly winds; Host wud split sails off the Banka, | tw . Pre ‘ler BUN 4ND MOOK, Sun rises. ark Win D seed (of Fi Batavia 106 sugar and coffe Aug 2 f Dohin for Loudon. (ital), Cafiero, took ben in ball Sept 26, lat 46, low 4 heavy NW which lasted 4 days: stove bulwarks aud Hark re i apts apecgean 41 days, in Dailast &O Sebi BSelir SJ Delan, M Virginia. Senr Thos K Wooley, Osborn, Virginia. Senr BT Briggs, Fenmore, Virginia. ¢ Germanic ( Live lot ure 6, p rik las 44 23, Ton ignals JBPR; 14th, Nae ag it, bound east. ROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. which ar- ede TN in jed away mainsail und headgeur io a NW squall. Ser D Ingraham, Smith, New London for Philadelphia, Sour Liberty, Taylor, New ‘London for New York. Nebr Swimom Washburn, Hatneway, Taunton for New ‘ork. Kehr Ann, Stratton, Sullly Rehr Addie Sawyes he Scbr Union Flag ja, Dowring, Taunton tor Kelir Nettic H Dobbins, Taylor, Boston for New York. Senr Harah A Faloune Wilson, Providence ter Kore. Sebr Phil Sheridan, Marj Bebr Wm Ii Kitehie, Morre Bangor tor sew Min, New w Yur edtord lor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia. Bragg. Now York forPortiand. Steamer City of Fitehburg, Springer, New York for New Steamer Electra, Young. N Steain yacht skylark, New York for Olty [i Khe City of Chelsea, Bickwell, Kondout for Boston, . a for Providence, ven. Brig Deborah Sou) Sebr T Bodine, Bul Sehr Monmouth, Wilson, vv K Polk, utile boy York for Queensto: a 's Jobneon tor Pioviansee w York idle: Behr a jan, Ntewart, Port Johoson for ordand, Behe Emily Bartle, Johar Rondout for Kosten. Sehr iT Colitis Brainerd, Arbey for Hartt . Rondout for Bost jonce. senr KA Eocerty. i ore 2 w 7 for Stamford, Schrd R “ Seb BELOW. Bark Echo (Nor), Guttormsen, from Bremen Aug 11, CLEARED, Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Herpelk, City Point and Richmond—Uld Dominion Steamship pteamer W Woodward, Young, Baitinoore—W Dalsell. or Arcot Davis, Chester, Pa, and b ier A Sumers, Warren, Philadelohia—Sas Hand, r Franconia, Bragy. Portiaud—J F Ames. winttk, Brisbane (Br), tinddiestons Londou—Peabody, ark Harsburg (Ger), Hashagen, Bromen—Oclrichs & weiitrk Madone (Fr), Huon, Les Gabie de Ollones(Franec)— akart Batt Nilo do Nemes (rr, Flotard, Mersatles—James or Bark Explorayre (tal), Longobards, (brates for orders —Fune Bark ‘tinkdad oP) Seris, Teneciffe via Las Palmas—W W De Forrest & Brig Lauretta ‘ie. Nicholson, London—C W Bortaux. uns ae Soule, Qaeenstown for orders—J H Win- pester ric. Eastern Star, Foster, Georgetows, Dem—Hi Trow- bridze’s Sons. ‘Brig Curscon (Br), Faulkner, Williamstadt (Curacoa)— Joseph Foulse’s sons. ‘brig Ortolan, Dorp, Havana—Brett, Son & Co. Ling Lucy ‘ny dering, Halifax and Charlottetown—Hat- as (Dutch), Hollis, Wilmington, NO—H A vara C3 id Hi Tolek, Sawyer, Caibarion—John Zittlosen, Behr Newtle ¢ Bn, Britt, St John, NB—A T Heoney. Schr Thos Lull, Sylvester, Boston—Chas Twing. Sehr W ‘Boyle, Cubberly, Wood's Hole, Mass—Cartwright oy le. ‘ aoe ee © acken, Toms, Bridgeport—Stamford Manafactur- ing Ci ‘ignard (Nor) Kisiuore ; do: Palen ‘Kingaton, sunset, Bdohy A at midaight, SW, tresa. Barometer at sunset, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Srmauxr Worcester, Hedge, tr , from Boston, arrived at Hal- fax Oct 18 under sail, having. bromen ble on the 15th and was nearly wr Froripa, which broke down on 0 Noriolk, when aureast of a Tun to Norfolk, an stroke, and the bet der of the cngine wit fu wes broken. ju halt, tbe rst and the cyllader head blown off A piece of the eylinder and cylinder head, weighing. 80) of GW) pounds, landed in the Je Florida came to. anchor. "and lier passtn- and stosveral thousand detin SrxaMer City oF Austin, at Gal throw overboard about 40 tons of ¢ of produce, block tin and pik fron, on Galveston bar, as betore reported, Sure HuraLp—The following 1s Cupta\ ‘9 of the loss of his vousel, before brielly noticed: Lett Holle Jane 4 for Sundy Hook for From south end of Mad- agascar to Cape Land eneounterbd » succession of strong Westerly gales with high seas. From August 27 Waboutlut 306, lon 2240 E, heavy king over the ip. ‘On th y of wal ote Wd woo nd the vess akin bat in consequence of the impoxsible to sich thems vonsporashiye water gaining crt the Raa the pumps (thes dot five feet of water in t fearing she may founder ov any moment and sight at the time, hoisted signals of dintress, te aad proved to be the Motusstl patam for London, when th us off (whieh he readily con do) und sent bis boat for thas purpose, but as a ihenvy 9 the Ume we were with some uifticalty ketsing safely on board the Mofussilive s Soyuge ana Inadod us at St Helena on Sept 13. Siip Rock Txenack (Br), Kenney, from Lobos for Europe, put into Callao op tints ord pied rt surveyors to discha ion of her cargo. She was Biraring for destination Sopt 28, Suty St Jom, Seribner, which left here for San Francisco 16th inst, sameevening at 7 o'clock run aground about 200 yards north of Gedney's outer red bouy, where she still re- mains Bang Ieremg (Nor) from Quebec for Hristol R, collided & Point bearing NN, di wy witi'a German brig, namo unkuows. Lintg BW Coonan, from Maitland, NS. got ashore on Ram Head bar, Boston, in the S, wan ke off for $200 ang arrived at Boston, Base Nap Ware, Thomas, from Mantla for New York, wed St Higtens ‘opt 15, reports having ‘perionced. ner vif the Caps ot Good Hope april 3, in over- Was requested to ute, whieh the second mate, J T'ilendrickeen, was Voard. from Washington for Po- d sunk about & th i t Alexandria Uet 13, mated damaze to ver SOLU, Sewn Iowa was snnk at Portland Thursday inst, and hers Marston was drowned. The rest of the crew were save Sewn Hunrness, from Deunisville for Provi driited ashore com! de, leaking very li s' repairing. scun Steraes D Barwas, before reported capsized in the Sound and towed into Newport, as received but slight dam- KER, Defore zuiten olf by Wf Baltimore. jorted ashore south of 0 Baker Wreekii Sone Haxwan Witueres from New Bedford for New York, put ino ‘Newport, ily Oat 16, with lowe Of ucnor and tauing Soma Puaimie Bin, at Philadelphia 16th, from St Lacia lost main boom and collision, op 14th inst, heavy equal, of Duck Creek, Fonrurss Mosnos, Sopt 16-The, sche GW Lewis from Savanoah, put io sre. pest ‘day AM in distress, and an- chored off the Lio ‘wo men died last ni; s " Barry sent « tu: and towed the vessel to grounds off Ser all's Point to-day. y have ihedival ate tendance to-day. Hatirax, NS, Oct 16—It has blown o y we gale ye all night. ‘Officers aad crew of steamer Spee "aban. Ye voyage trom Philadelphia to Havre, bave ar after house and qui mtug Lewis White, tow- ng ground, struck on the ‘at, tirned und sunk. St Jous, om, Oct 16—During yesterday's st Attempt, coal laden, went ashore at Cape Tarme: the crow, five in number, perished. washed ashore, but is not identified. wrock. Schr Hopewoll was wrecked in Courteny Bay, at the en- trance te St Johos harbor. A Bamber of minor casualties to shipping occurred. Wasmixetonx, DC, Oct 16—The Signal Service observer at Atlantic Gig, NJ, reports to the ‘hier Sigaal officer as tollow: ‘be schr "Breeze, from Ports Jefferson for jae town, DO, with # cargo of bonedust, consigned to Brothers, was run into this moruiby by the sebr Li Young and cut to the water's edge. dhe put back for New York this afternoon in a dangerous condition. SPOKEN. Ship Arundel Castle (Br) r, from Newcastle, NSW, for San Fraucisco, Sept #1, no lat, &e. Ship Britisn King (Br), "Rutter, trom yNewesstle, B, for Sun Francisco, Seps 2%, 1a Ton 126 W Ship Gov Morton, Davis, fruin New York (and proceeded for Galveston). Oct 7, off Mobile ao 8; From Sydney, NSW, tor jon 124, jammans, Pabellon de Pica ship Rutlandshire’ (ir), me for Astoria, Sept lo 118, ‘Ship Belfast (Br), Brown, from Newcastle July 31 for San Francisco, Uct 8, lat 31 N, ton 181 W, Ship Deademoiia (in), trom New Zealand for Astoria, Oct ba lat 34 4, lor Dp Wiilttier, Swen, from San Francisco Aug 25 for Que mistown, Sept 14, lat 10 N; lon 120 W. ine, Creevy, from London for New York, Sept teint fort ‘phip Monmouthshire (Br), Irvine, tiom Caleutta for New York, Aug 4, lat 6 oS lon 73 40. Ship Crescent City, Delano, trom Havre for New Orleans, Sept 28, lus 4¥, lon Ss Ship Rossiguol (Hr), trom Huanillos for Queenstown, Aug 31, lat 490 8, lon 26 36 W, fie aaa from egeste Bh for jon 2¢ + 34 * M. Ietand cel Popo, from Bombay for Antwerp, Sopt 22, lt 40 R, lou 28 We Won, from New York Sept 18 for Elsinore, no dato, lat low 97 2: Burke Hensiette (Hr), Sitspaoe, from ware Broukwater, Sept 2Y, lat 47 39, ton 23 OY. Qlalor, trom Loo tor New way Sept 9, 1 rig ebmond, Bryant, from the West Coast of Africa fog Bostun, Oct 14, olf Cups of Delaware. rig John Shay, Nickerson, trom New Orleans for Havro, Sept 47, lat 40 37, lon fl Th Puebla, from Havre tor New York, Sept 27, lat 47 30, jon OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. d.echr 1S & L C Adams, Price, Axcoxa, Oct 10--Arri Philadelphia, Aneupxxx, Oct 15—Arrived, bark City of Aberdeen (Br), Seals, New Yor. Antwenp, Oct 16—Arrived, barks Minnie M Watts, Watts, New York; Georgia (Br), McBride, do. Buzstor, Oct 15—Arrived, steamers Astyria (Br), Donald- sou, and Oxfordshire (Br), Jones, New York; ships Rebus (Nor), Pedersen, do; William (Br), Jourmeay, do; bark Dol, phio (Br), Andrews, Wilmington, NC. Bxtrast, Oct 16—Arrived, ships Forest Belle (Br), Scott, Philadelphi: Livingstone (Br), Crosby, Baltimore; bark Jove D Bueno, Jones, New York, Baxagy, Oct 16—Arrived, bark Sarah, Rice, Phiiadel- phis. Salled 15th, ship Semiramis, Schulenburg, Baltimore; bark Alpheus Marshall (Br), Parker, North America. Boxveavx, Uct 9—Sailed, bark San Francisco (Fr), for San Francisco, Arrived, ship Centennial, Bearse, Liverpool. bips Joba © Potter, MsCiure, Geneva, McLoon, Rlo Janeiro; schr F L Rich- ardaon, Watts, Havana, Cuuistiansan—Arrived, brig Mary E Leighton, Leigh- ton, New York. Dousuix, Oct 15—Arrived, barks James R Boyd, Baker, Philadelphia; Teoele (Ital), Bi Denta—Nailed, st via Almeria; schr Minnie Repplier, Shar Exuoutu, Oct 15—Arrived, barks Mercur (Nor), Frivuid, New York; Erling (Nor), Svendsen, do; 16th, brig F H Odiorne (Br), Renault, do. Fanaovtu, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Ganger Rolf (Nor), Lar- sen, Philadelphia; brig Arctic (Br), McDonald, Wilming- ton. NO, via Halitax; 10th, barx Principe Auredio di Savola (tal), Rossevo, New ¥« Arrived in the English Channel 15th, Ubland, and H B Haseltine, trom ——. Gatway, Oct 18—Arrived, bark Lameck (Aus). Gobos- leh, Now York. Gramatran, Oct 9—Sailed, bark eckin Bartlett (from Genoa), New York. Hott, Oct 16—Arrived, bark Juvents (Nor), Aaby, New York. Havnx, Oot 15—Safled, ships Lucy A Nickels, Nickels, United States; 16th, Winona, B: Baltimore (not previ- ously) ; bark Champion (Br), Barry, Sandy Hook. Liv yamer San Jaciato (Br) Ricker, Gatveston; barks Honor (Aus), Cosulich, New York JH Chadwick, Brooks, do; P U Merryman, Mertsinan, Mi- ramiehi; schr Delia O Yates, Yates, New York. vis (Br), Hudson, United States; Galveston. Loxvox, Oct 16—Arrived, steamer Gordon Castle (Br), . New York; ship Joseph Fish, Stackpole, 4 Loxponprxry, Oct 16—Arrived, barks Charleston (Nor), Svendsen, Baltimore; Ruth Palmer (Br), Smith, do; Ga- sello (Nor), Brun, do: Ada Barton (Br), Hayes, do. Sailed 15th, barks Harvester (Br), Peterson, States; Carrier Dove (Br), Simmons, do. Arrived in Moville Bay 16th, bark Ville dWnvers (Belg), Deryokers, Baltimore for Londonderry (see below). Movitux, Oct 16—Arrived, steamer Bolivia (Br), Small, New York for Glasgow (and proceeded). ‘Mussixa—Sailed, steamer Alexandria (8r), McKay, New York via Palermo. New Ross, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Faleon (Br), Guiver, Philadelphia. Newcastux, Oct 15—Safled, bark Svanem (Nor), Nellsen, United States. Puyxovra, Oct 16—Off, brig Little Susie (Br), Owen, from Baltimore for Wisbeach. Quxexstowx, Oct 15—Arrived, barks Jupiter (Rus), Heg- man, Philadelphia; Excelsior (Nor), Hanseu, Baltimore. Rorrenvaw, Oct 16—Sailed, steamer Mans (Dutch), Che- valier, New York. Sovrnaurtox, Oct 16—Arrived, steamer Othelle (Br), Bristow, New York tor Hull, Trxw Docks, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Emma (Aus), Levi, New York. Lowpox, Oct 16—Ship Chancellor (Br), Stuart, from St John, NB, arrives at Li Bark Ville d’ Anvers (Belg), from Baltimore for London 1d into Moville Bay to-day after grounding, J United The American sehr Isabella, Capt Hanson, from New York Aug 24 for Hull, has been towed into Dover, having sus- tained damage in «coilision with the British bark Sirian ter, The letter has been 4 into Brouwersbaven, Liel- Jana. WEATHER REPORT. Patuovrn, Oct 16, PM—Wind SW, strong gale, Hotraxan, Vet 16, PM—Wiad SSE, blowing a gal Quamxstows, Oct 16, P—Wind SSW, with rain squalls, FOREIGN PORTS. ASrIxWAtt, Sept 27—Sailed, brig Mary C Comery, Ter- bune, Pascagoula, BURNOS: are | Aug 19—Arrived, brig ate 8A Pr Ber Smith, RK. ‘Ast, bark Colina, Hodgdon, via, Montevideo. Suiled Au, Rosario; ah, Ist. bark ew Woe Arrived, ‘Seles Vicor Saunders, New York c 24th for Guadaloupe) ; Hisieg Sun, Uriff for Ke enn e, sth Koteli: cor (and sept ena Mritannis, Hotchiies, Antizun Port, Seng uo—wark Monternma, Briann from New ky 'm Robertson (Br). Penk Piitadeipie Inrrived, for; OG Clary vi 2 th; sehr Sarah A Reed, Guptel rrivea 20th? Nellie, Ware, trom do, arrived 24d; J Ward. Ward, from Daitlmore, arrived 2sd--ail dieg Oxrre, Sept 22—Arrived, brig Sarah & Emma, Allen, Phil- a. 7 Mary Florence (Br), ‘ork. 18 Metser, Eten (uot ship Framttiin ‘ATHER POINT, steumer Poly- nesian (BA), Brow GALLE, Atig 29 Hardy, dine, il Guay Bay, Ge brie, sehr Emme Dru Higgins, Nort HGaxiutos. Sept 14--Sailed previously, ships Cari carwen ‘and Jas Edward (Br), W Europe; i ran. on mmond, ited Kingdom. ay a et to Sirelved, steamer City of Havana, Phil- Witativas, et Jo- Arrived, steamer Gee Washington, New York for St Johns, NF. ved, ar ark Ginciet Lonos pe ae Bept 28—Sailed previous! Fog 'B % ries Chas = Ki rs A bald, ‘ado, Togravam, Ham a. ‘i ataon, Sept Zb—arrived, sour White Wing, Phelan, Se ja (not arrived Oct 3), sly. bark Goon, Ss of phe for Ni ‘or sugar aud #8 for hen voweee CB, Oct 13—Arrived, brige Dart (ite), Gorter, samen ay Bloom (Be). Gamon, Bilvon. Four Danwin, NZ, Aug > —Oleared. sche Hadie F Caller, Webber, Meuritias vi coors venoms ager pote | «nantes bark Hndson, Hampton Koase Toate. (uefore ‘reported in pert Sept vy, ships Her- Lon ve Pica, Sept 28—Sailed previ on (ie) ater do Ronkught Gilmore Ope; ri ter, i (Isr), ior Beco. x Sept 9—Arrived, brig Beagle (Br), Ed- , Oct 7—Sailed, bark Flora (Br), Townsend, Charles itto Gnaspe, Aug 23—Arrived, brigs Livingsions Dan), Fischer, Richmond; Mary Allerton, Burgess. do; sc! land (Br), Coflll, do; 26th, tne Kus (Br), Leiteh, § Yerk. Tn port Aug 31. bris Redite (Dutch). Stult, for New York. ready for sea; sclit BF Farnham, Gens. for Faimou' ved, ig Kremlin, Wyman, ‘Milibrid, (since reported ut Porto Al re 10 igarzino, Sept 6—A Crowe ith peas Riesooe (Br), Gtiphant, | for hey oh brie Samuel Lind soni, St Th Br, ‘Ruth Topping (Sw), Hollgeem, rh Orleans. In port Sept “ship Harrie Clark, Sto argent, ae pair Geo Skolfield, Pcestsns Susan lexander, Burpy; ler Gov Wilmos Br, sta (Br), Day A iigome (Be, Fairehil Swett; Prussia, tin: Grover ranciseo, rej pide ex, 3 Baltimore: Mobil’ (Ger), Keyport ior do; Mary Dwyer, for do; OM Hime, Hum Traveller. (he) Penteld, from Baltimore." Arrived 4th, Koh-!-noor (Br) Cooper, une; brixs Neira (Dutch), Neuagel, for Baltimore: a M Wiswall, Glover; Robt Dillon, Davix; Bogota, Johnson; und Amelia Emma, Field, Sulli- Brunswick, Arrived 4th, Alvin Kelly (Br), \'y. © HL Poster, Coo Ruth oth on, cfs and Nancy Smith, Boyd, ane; Lemolue, Leach, for New York, Sr Domixco Crry, Sept 27—In port, sehr Early Bird, Ran kin, ‘rom Boston, arrived 20th, Sr Jouns, Oct 16—Arrivad, steamer Caspian (Br), Trocks, Liverpool for Baltimore viw Halifux. ‘Mr Joux, Ni, Uct 12-—Cloared, barks Harve-t Home, Ger. man, Londonderry Twilignt, Hattrick, Liverpool abip Vancouver, Oli Rapid, Morr! CaALENGIA, Sept 22—Sailed, schr Fred J Collin, Milton, ci Vicronra, Oct 6—Sailed, bark Henry Buck, Sorman, San Francisca. 2 . de 7, Dubila; sehr AF Baastoen, Komeroon, Hie “Pee Steamer Genwante. Antwerp, Oct 2—Arrived, Join Swen, Gullinon, Philadel- hing Roads Oct 2, Lizzie Moses, Cox, a, New York; Markland, joads Sept 22, Hindostan, Gregory, Eng- and. sateen. § NZ, Sept 25—Sailed, City of Sydney (s), Dow, an Franc Brustot- Oct —Sailed. Sarprise, Welgner, Baltimore; 5th, Johan . Sahistrom, Philadelpain. Banuow, Sept 30—Sailed, Jardine Bros, Nilson, Cl ton; Varyo, Larsen, Philadelphia; 4th, “Homanolf, Healey, lintxuae Om the Start Oct 2, Pasquatine, Rossl, from rth Shields for pr tee i “Austouthor, Pitt, Quebec. ‘Beieast, Oct va BREMRNUAYEN, Sept BO-—Nulled: Joule Morin, Haghos, North America, 1eBAXCHLOXA, Sept 26—Balled, Custor, Dalen, New Or- Jeans. pijonpracx, Sept 20—Arrived, Redewater (, Richard, rn Bor hia, Bailed Oot 2, Vincensa, Brelich, New York. mr ed at Pauillac Sept 29, Dorian (s), Smithwiek, Glas- FSailed from do Sept 29, Toll, Mortensen, Philadelphia: 30th, ru Heyn, Schmeling, Pascagoula; Oct 1, Joun & Beckerman, Hat! a yon Ki PB fe abe, vera ia, Leavitt Griffiths, Rio Ja- Salted 4th, Hastie i Sasi mith, Montevides Crooxuaves, Oc rived, Julla Lingley, Saunders, a stJohne Ns for Drogl CoxK, Oct 3—Aalle Cuxukvex. Sept for Philadel, Hermine, 2. Rr "Filing, Phitedel- NengeaTADT, Sept 29—Arrived, Maria Augusta, Ohmann, ‘Diz, Sept 27—Bailed, Silver Stroam, Stevens, St Johns, NE. Cxrnaronta Sot 19—Arrived, Florence I Henderson, merican Eagle, MeMation, Messina (and sailed rted ashore) Ger 22d for Catucola—since re} iGastiant. Gept 27—Balted, Teresina, Angelis, Philadel- ry rCserantanane, Sept 23—Sailed, Giulia, Tratani, New Carx Coast Caste, Sept 7—In port Lemuel, Dalsiel, from Accra, Daxtoutu, Oct 1—Called off, L B Gilehrest, Watts, Lon- Gon for Rew Urionns, ALK, Oct 4—Arrived, Aiaire Trap: w York. Di Get 2—Arrived, Grazioza, rare Paitadetptite 3d, Emma L Hall, Hrevig: 4th, Harvey, St Joh Sailod atts, Thon Coctirane, Taylor, tle, Big low, for Sandy Hoo Arrived at Kingstown 1st, Leon vei Dantzic, Sept 30—Arrived, Aalto, Jahnsen, Baltimore. DARDANKLLES, Sept 18—Passed, Canning, Michener, rem Odessa for Dunkirk. ,DONKIRE. Uct 2—Salled, Parthia, McAllister, New Or- Brimol, Fassett, Pluiladelphi D Now Yorks aa; Sydney, CB; Adela. Carlton, ‘New Orleans (another account says for Kew! Brunswick for Yambiidge, Hil, Boston). E.stnore, Oct 1—Arrived, Belle, Nelson, New York for Konigsbery otttWoon, Oct 1—Salled, Ada Barker, Dobbin, Sydney, bt Oct2—Off, Baechus (of Nova Scotia), from west for at Arrived Sth, Thames), eg to Quebec for London. 4, Sin Passed the Lieard Sth, Phisions Yendietos, Nichols, from Havre for Cardiff. ee Wie! Sept 29—Sailed, Guldreger, Knudson, New yucKsten, Oct 3—Arrived. Marion, Proud, Quebec. ine Sept 28—Sailed, Alruna, ‘Burns, ‘St John, GLascow, Oct 2—Safled, Acadia (s), Craig, Méditerra- pean; 3d, Austrian (»), Wylie, Montreal. Arrived 3d, Phoenician (8), Scots, ‘Montreal. le = pues ta Oct 5—Salled, Pocahomtas, Boag, Now Or- GEnoa, Sept 29—Cleared, Po, Scbiafing, Multedelpbte. Giunatran, Sept 26—Arrived, Maypo, Font, New Yors for stale Beatty, Coombs, Se Johns, NF t" cleared assed 28th, SHTB (?), Amer bark, bound e: Hutt. Oct 4—Satled, Vincenzo Perrotto, Corvaja, New York ; Evviva, Pharoe, do. Houvuxan, Oct S—Arrived, Vicksborg, from Quebec. arses Sept 30—Arrivea, Petrea, Johansen, Que- nt ‘RLVvoRT, Oct 2—Arrived. G Ford, Randy Hook. goto, Sehiaftino, Baltimore. pt 1R—Passed, Robert Palmer, Dennison, from New York for Taganrog. Liverroot, 1, Oct 2 Atri Afferione Pecon: Lonti Philadelphia; 34, Ohio (s), Morrison, do: ic (s) Gee dell, hew York; Prince Patrick, Moran, Rangoon: 4tb, Sardinian (s), Dutton, Quebee; Coloma, Hall, Bukers Is: avid, Otto, Onega; Spain (s) race, New Hoseason, 1 ran Lake Onturio, Glimore, M JA Hor: Rio Grande; ‘Northern Queen, Tullock, ‘Chariestna, Sniled 24, Excelsior, Eidy, New York; Rostona Lente Peder Baltimore; Halcyon, Hardie, New Orleans Mougic Frimble, Garanson, San’ Francisco Ty Wadman, Sydney, CB; 3d, A ads: Nichol artic, a Thayer, Crosby, New ‘Telter. Sydney, Rack The Queen Philadel i, Hampton Roads; Mountaineer, —— Knudsen, 8t John; 5th, Monten Bed. jow eared 24, Maria W Norwood, Andrews. 3 Garibaidi, Zachariasen,New Orleans; 3d, Isaac Webb, Urqu- urns, Sandy Hook ; Gorertsen, Doboy, trelen 0 Phinney, bean 30th, Re ier. Oct 1, Kate Hurding, Watts, do t k bing, Liverpool for New York. Northwest Lightship, Cet 3—Weymouth, Liver. pool for San Francisco (?) ONDOK, Oct 2-—Arrived, Ow (and entered ont for do); Clonred 2d, Johanna, Koepke Young, Trbed: Hates. Laurin, MN, Crosby, 1 dia, Dini dial, Veter, r ‘Also cleared :id, J P Wheeler. Thomson, New York. Entered out 4th, Prince Napoteon, Bard, New Orleans, Arrived at Gravesend th, Augur, Andersen, Quebec. bee Akbar, New York; Carl Gi ath. NB’ Palmer, Arendal; Now York: Lin oula, Oc 1m the Roads . Bian- ireen, for St Johu, NB; Engelbi htsen, f yt New York, “Loxpoxpenny, Oct 2—Cleared, Noel, Knowlton, Balti- more (and sailed from Moville 4ta). ‘en, Potersen, Montreal. x, Sept 29 Arrive 3 Si Manyrort, Oct iC ieors Ts," Oet $—Ralled, Boro, Forstrousen, Lg ee ming: NO; MANDAL, Sept 25—Sailes ‘Simonsen, New York. Mataga, Sept 26—Sailed, Svava, ‘Behn, Baltimore, Mavwina, Sept 21-Sailed, WH Tuexer, Miller, Ball River; 24th, Heinrich von Sehrooder, for Baltimore. In port Sept 24, Madeira, art, Cardiff, arrive Monnovia—At Grand Bassa Sept 13, Liberia, trom Sierra Leo Ovo Catanar, Aug 27—In port, Bolivia, Stevens, from iSpnrtaxn, Oct Pat in,J P Mann, Deutsch, Philadel- phin for Stertin, Nailed from the Roads Ist, Johana Canto (Ger bark), for Baltimore : 24, Bruennow, Pagel (fora Bremen), New York. Pontsmovtu, Oct 3—Sailed, Stefano Padre, Elice, Balti- 2d, Sophia Cook, Cook, New York; Senno, Bollstra in, Adeita Carlton, Packard, Dun- (s), Janzen, Rotterdam for Now ourm, Oct 4—Pi or Haaipton Row ‘A Sclto mea 4th), ana, Biom, Baltimore, ont rah Atkins: Lanvin for Hoxton; 84, Old Vomin- fon, Nichols, from Antwerp for Pisiladelphia, on ‘Dect S—Sailed, Belle of Oregon, Merriman, Hong Kony en Oct 3—Arrived, Seth M Todd, Norwood, Hali- York (and h—Arrived, Folkefesten, Olsen, Boston. ied Lat, Sonth Shore,” Whittemore, Guadaloupe ; Jen- nie 8 Barker, Wuito, Kio Janeiro; ath, Promier, do, Jet 3—cnilod, Tvojednica, Gudas, N Oct y-Salle, Jax Kenway, MeDonald, Towen; well, New Yor GetF Ua Bertwux, Davies, Niews Diep for New York. Stertin, Sept 20—Arrived, Martin Luther, Neilsen, Now Yor! Natted Oct 1, Stette Lodge, Kirby. Gette. monk Var de Arrives Pa me Jobanusen, Rich- J, Va; tattle i, Loekbery ‘New Yor! naa ica, Sept 12—Arrived, Win Maliory, dr, Ripley, ‘Shasanat, about Sept 23—Arrives England rin Suez Canal and Singapore. it Hunexa, Aug 26 Arrived, M & Bi ted” 20th) Glenartny (9), from nd jew York vane ride, th, Ned White, Thombs, Munitu for procesded) Piphesed Aug 25, Geo H Warren, Timotiy. from Calcnten for London; Sept 13, Unehmere, May. jo tor Now York; Mun, itera, Hamb yeh roth Madila tur do. cer, UV, sept 16-—Sailed, Dor Pomner, Bohm, tou, NO, ; rn Som, ae. 29—Arrived, Scotia, Parker, Meulmain; Oct pantie. Sept 22—In port, Ailee Cooper, King, for we Hanrteroot, Ocs 3—Arrived, Petria, Johnson, Que- Wirexmarn, Oct 3—Arrived, Fa - York. Westro: 30—Kalled, Kutta, a Bcaall, Pulieselpys Yee Antwerp for New York more; Rovigliano, De Genuavo, AMERICAN P PORTS, APPONAUG, Oct 14—Salled, schr Jobn A Gritin, Foster Philadelpuia. sane rh rata! Bek) de for for Crating BOSTON, Oct 14—Arrived, eohr St rot. Mobile 1oth—Arrived, bark Aste (new, of oped Hemingway, Kenuebunk, to i oad for Kio Janeiro; Jaco, Bearso, and BR aa Smith, Folie Kms x oa i; Giasgor oo Se Ito fiero, Queenstown, Fationths oF Fy "vigaot for 0 Chisholm, aytl: ‘Thompson, Pus nT brs Julia & Pratt cy 3 Hichownd La Fink Pe rege lake eine ER" Eteren, Pantadetpiin; Lizzie F Do: for Now York, passed Highlands, 16—Arrived. bye Buenaventura ark Onni (Kt nels Dalinere,, Dub- Rockport: Now York: Wescus, Had: Ameriean, P re Foley, Price, oo ors (Nor), Erlehsen, Antwerp; bark Le tal), Fontunello, Cork or Patmouth; brigs Lalu tsa ¢? Drogheda; Italia (Br), North, St Lucia and Vie zinia L Hickman, Kianey, Pall River. . regtied—St ‘Storsersybaris Thor, Chas F Ward; brig TEAZOS SANTIAGO, Oct 8—Arrived, steamer San An- tonio Gir), Rea, Liverpoot vin Mexican ports for Galves OHRISTOL, Oct a ane schr Albert Thomas, Taylor, Nansemond Riv CHAKLESTO: Geet rived, steamer ia Ha:cimore; bark Navenine Barstow, N een ee ‘briy . ost 12—Arrived, schr Bella Bussell SPONTHESS MON OE, Oct 16—Passed oat, ship We Woodbury. tor ior rig John Boyd (Br), for Fort Spalt (bots from Baltizmo Bailed—llark Sarou (Nor). for Wilmington, NC. FALL RIVER, Vet 13, ‘Arrived, schr Surah W Blake — . NJ, for Dighton. jed—schr Belle Halliday. Burt, Tsthearrived, ache Tense Ht Bord MO BIDE, Oct ae ks Calas for New Yor: EW ORLEANS, Oct 16—Cleared, steamer Strassburg ma tat ued 1G-Arrived, steamers Now York, Quick, New o rH ey Ne Oe Dearborn, du; Minerva (Br), Baker. Muriel (ir), Liverpool; ablps Charlotte W White Dyer, do: Badon, Doune, Pa RD Uct 13—Arrived, schr Connecticut iitic—Nallea, steamer Achilles, Bacon, Philadelphia. EDFORD, Oct 15—Arrived, ‘Schre dullam ‘Nelson a gre tastings, Chase, New York. rs GL. Lovell, New York; Barbara, Young do: Rachel Jat Burdick, do, NEWPORT, Get 14—In, port 61 coasting vessels, waiting ble 0] ‘tunity to sail, a ietkeatiged. brig JohnH Crandon ait, Nom, or, Pierce, Memel; schrs I Willetts, New Bedford for New York; Moro Ligit, Calais for do, put in toland a slek ,large number of de oe rit following unprecedentedly pore here, bound tor New York, ny eon Riley, from from Bown. A Heaton, {rom do K trom fords 'Wittard” Saulsbury, fom ie, Crane, from Rockport; Julia A Crawiord, from ton; J Terry and i S Dean, tro Ul Rivers, Mognigat frou Calais; Mabel Staples, from Kennebeck: Sarah vis, from Belfast: J H ‘Deputy, from Bat! ‘Ocean Wave, Stephen Wood! and (eres, fruin Bangor; Annie James, from St George, M ‘D Davidson, from Rockport Oia’ Chad, trom Boothbay; Nell Boston Palladium, from Wetltleot, WH Roe, trom Ipawiehy Raraon tron New ‘Bedford also tug es fos Iwi ‘trom idence, with five barges in PASCAGOULA, Uct Tiled sbagos: Skin 7 E Ls 2th—( Sieates tack te PHILADELPHIA, wood. Rusia (Be), Douglass Kneriod, Tulbor, Gardiner; 8 C Tryon, 1 Gonnereette Long ark Corlolan (Ger), Vou Meue Prairie Bird, Giliott, aorta Richard Peterson, English, Boston; Archer Smith, do; Jesse W Stat rink, do; Boston: E iD bat 3 eared teat ‘Ann Klisa, Richards, Eitsabeh City, NO? barks Fruen (N Nornen Non), 6) Micieiion seus teres DoNeGaruy, Han it Wewburyvort Joseph Porter, Burroughs, Pawtucket: 1 ence. ea, ‘ardick, Now ¥ iso eleared ork (and fa) Stare rope, London Falmoath (BP), Detawane Buraxwaten, from ——; see. Bs. eer i Li jet 14a relini ee itv is erdoved to Went to sea PM 15th, brie ‘Americas Union, PORTLAND, Me, Ort 16—C! |, sche L H Johnsen, South Bristol, te load ie Phi gee ee . ‘i PORTSM J. et, schrs Lizzie, Frye, Ho- bol Chay pony ie York for Dor PROVIDENCE. Get 1c 1a arava, Nat at a rived, bark Albion (Br) man, Kast Marbor, TI chrs Nancy M Rose. ti vngr, and, Black Hondoui for Pawttcker: Ben) Ht Jonnson for do; mbes! bs Sane, Gardner, Sprague, Forth Amboy; Shamrock, Troy, sg, Hobok aeiitled Be m Kennedy, Foster, Bal Norfolk Gnthartue Whiting. ‘iavding Piiladelpsies ane Bliza B Emery. 1 Ingersoll, do; Storm, Staab, Trenton; AG Lawson, Mehrho!. Hackensack ; Wr F Bu boken? Belle & Hull, Brush, New York, 15th'—Arrived, schrs Major Hen: ‘Wardell, Goldsmith, Haverstraw for Pawtucket; Heury May, Hatch, Hoboker jow—T'wo ¥-masted echooners, at anchor below Fie! Point. grilled Sehra Helen Mar, Ward: Fiyaway, Boon: Sarah Ty oxon, Hull, and Reindeer, Howard, New York. peAWive KET, Oct 13—Arrived, sehr Isle of Pines, Lege. ‘Sulled—Sebr Arlo Pardee, Bishop, Now York. L4sh— Arrived, ‘schrsJ 8 Torry, ituynor, Rondout; Bt Diamond, Smith, do: Horizon, Leet, Perth Amboy; Warford, Sprague, Port Jounsgn. called sere HB Diverty, Nickerson, and Kate « Mary, il, New York. MOND, Oct n New York; schr Annie # Cranmer, Bragg, Stiled—Hrigs Chance (Br), Paine, Rio Grande do Sul: H T,Baarve (Dun), Hansen, do; sele Waite, Budd, New York via Jamer Ri BAN FRAN si =. ‘arford, 3) itaverst Sailed-—Ship America, Emerson, Live 16th. Jed. mer Granada, Conno ST AUGUSTINE, Oct 18—-Arrived, sel Philbrook, Bangos Oem “ Emme Green, SALEM, Oct 14 14—Arrived, sehr Alvarado, Witham, Port Joh Brig Lissie J Bigelow, Ca ‘ed, sebrs John ond, Parra Hoboken for Walker, sa igslow. STUNINGTUN Oct Ee rived, schrs Storm Petrol, Yybitmore, ay Hiver for Baltimore: Samuel C Hart, i cai New Bedford tor Eajacnipnia ( sailed | Clark, Vars, Norwich, to low VINEYARD HAVEN. Oct froarrt ed, chen O marion, tor Now York ; Onward, Nantucket for do; A Denike, pede. iSthaberved, ye wild Horse (Br), New York for Loek- port, NS; scbrs’ Magzie Mulvey and Ella T Lite Phils for Boston; Mars Hill, Port Jobnson for do; Dexter do; T Benedict, Soath Ambo; D Marbell, Georgetown, DC, es LB Went. foboken for Bangor: Anus Etizabe sion G King, n lelpbia for Li Port fer ks for fee Win ‘0 for St’ John: Hero, New ‘do Cor Damriscotte: Haynes, Perth Amboy tor Gardiner; AM Aiken, Pa phin (Go discharze) ; A Hammond, Saco for N ‘New York her (jib split), Portsmouth for Philadelphia; ‘Pedro Gran, Gardiner for do. GTON, NG, Oot 14—Arrived, steamer Ashland New York: sebr Wil Burroughs, Sintth, uo, Clenred—Bark Hermann Helier , Oesterreich, Antwerp: sche Anute E Glover, Podgers New York, SWASTERLY, Oct 13—Arrived, sche’ Onward, TAS, . Oct 13—Arrived, sehr Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, joboken. 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