The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1876, Page 10

v0 _NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1876 Fah SHEET. THE XHIBITION. Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Washing- fon at the Great Show. THE SECOND GREATEST DAY. Qver One Hundred Thousand People Witness the Tournament. Receptions of Governors Carrull and Cochran— Gallant Knights and Lovely Ladies, Puinapetruia, Oct 19, 1876. With tho single exception of Pennsylvania day, Whereon tho attendance reached the high number bf 274,919, to-day has been the greatest, im point | Bumber, the Exhibition bas had. At ten o'clock 141,171 paying visitors bad entered, and the whole umber will probably be founa to be 160,000. It should be borne in mind, however, that to-day visitors from three State:—Virginia, Delaware and Maryland-- and the District of Columbia were represented. In the histories of Virginia and Maryland the day was the anniversary of two very notable events. Tho surren- der of Yorktown on the 19th of October, 1781, makes the day an interesting one to Virginians, while the burning of tho vessel ’'eggy Stewart, frelghted with tea, in Anvapolis Harbor, Maryland, October 19, 1774, ves the Marylander the privilege of alluwing the bird an extra scream. Certainly, never since the opening of the Exposition have so many reconstructed Confederates been within its domains, Moving amid the crowd a Northeruer Would at once be struck with the different shades of peculiar Southern dialect that greeted his cars on all ides, and his mind would inevitably revert to the his- torical hospitality of “Ole Virginny”? in ante-belium days whenever he witnessed the many hearty welcomes be- Detween friends trom different sections of Maryland, the District and Virginia. There was another siriking peculiarity about to-day’s multitude. It would be sate to wager that never bus the Exhibition entertained more “gemmen” who rejoiced im military handles to their names, A brick thrown in the air would be sure to fall . on she head of a “Kernel” or Major, a gentleman who, like Colonel Starboitie, bad lost all ‘but that honnab 1n the lute Wah, sah ;'all, sah!” Iwas very much amused at one Southern leman who entered one of the narrow #auge railroad cars. He was a pertect type of the rginia farmer. who had foliowed, no doubt, the varying fortunes of Uncle Bob Lee. HE LOOKED THE COLONEL, He stood on the plattorm for some time, and finally yelled to a boy standing pp near by-—"*Look yeah, boy, whar’s this kyar gwine? Is tbis yeah a second class kyart’? Boiug assured {t was not be plumped into a eeut beside a negro and maintained an aristocratic silence throughout tho entire trip. The New Yorker who saw the crowds which gath- erod ulong the East River trout to witness the Hell Gate blast can form some little idea .of the extent of the multitude which covered St. George's , Hill to-duy. THe KNIGHTS. All the participants in the tournament assembled on the Stuck Yurd grounds this morning, mustered and iuily equipped tor practice, and engaged i some taucy Tiding, to the adniiration of a great mass of spectators inside and outside the enclosure. The names and rep- Tesentation of these knights are us tolow: H. Crozier, New Hampshire; E, H. McFarland, Jr., Massaclusotis; William P, Bryan, Connecticut; George . Bacon, New York; C. D, Chapman, New Jersey; cae M. Perry, Pennsylvania; R. 1, Kane, Delaware: R. W. Hereford, Maryland; F. Gallaher, Virginia; J. M. Hardy, North Carolina; Nelson Jarboe, South Carolina; C. A. Fox, Georgia; Churlos White, Jr., tho Centennial, aud A. B. Suit, the Union, THE COURSE was 300 yards in longto, ox.ending io something of a mucircuiar iorm from the heauquarters vf Company “A” Centeznial Guards to the Mississippi State Building. Alouy it were placed, ut ninety feet apurt, three arches, culored red, white aud vlue, from the centres of which hung pendent the rings to be CAUGHT BY THE Laxck ol the riding kmighy which throughout ihe tournay was alihough Uwe day was pleasantly cool pu im every resp-et. Belore the sport began the <uights under command of Colonel Suit, aud preceded by two gaily dressed heralds biowing bugles, came riding along “toward tue judges’ stand, iu front of which they = ranged themselves, The least taid about the physical appearance of the knights Miemselves or the architecture of their Rosinantes the deter; yet to do the poor brutes justice they ran quite rapidly. ‘Two of the knights were clad in ‘coats of rah, made up of bright calico and brass butions, but we were rather uddly tricked out with looped breros, ome leathered, und blue und cardinal red The kuiguts rode from the sun, very a the lances were six feet im length tuetal ed, und certain very proper lations ned the wilting. The kuights Were filleen in all, eacu of = the original tuirteen States being represented ‘by one knight and the “Union”? aud tennial’’ kuights making up the r. r Harry Gimor, of Baltimore, Whose raiis from Baltimore to Ganpowder Creek made wring War tines, was Marsbul. Colonel Cuion” Knight, a boy of titteen, rode an y little more than waist high, and tor boy he did very well, Colonel Clarence M. Burton, editor of the Washington Chronicle, one of the judges, Auuounced in ringing tones the naine of the State re. presented by the knight just betore he put SPUKS TO 1i8 HORSE, When the knights had been ranged in front ot the Hand Colouel Sut stepped to the tront, and ina tew words introduced to them Colonel J. J, Stewart, of Baitimore, :ormerly editor of the Baltimore American, ns the orator of the day, who delivered « very eloquent auaress, THX TILT BEGUN, At the conclusion of Mr, Stewart’s remarks the Knights rode dewn the lists and took thor places. At ‘actly hulf-past two P. M. the heralds stationed them- elves iu the course below the tirst arch, and the chief marshal, Colonel Suit, gave the order, “Sir Knights, pepare to charge.” A tew moments after the words “korward, charge!'’ were heard, the heralds wounded the charge, and the. Knight of New Hampshire, in modern civihan’s dress, but with a broad’ red sush across his body, dashed down the Jists, with his horse on a dead rao be struck all three mags with his lance and knocked them from their places. ‘Two of them dropped to tho garth, the third was caught on his lanve, and as be rode vack in front of the judges he received a round of applause and scored one ring. The Knight o1 Massachusetts followed. He was un- ortupate in his stecd, for after riding through the first ‘ch, and nearly carrying olf the ring, his horse shied 4 ran out of the course, relusing the second and ird arches. ‘hode Isiand’s knight followed. He carried one but was carelesy enough to bear too abort a lance, he held 1 too near the point and not atthe As toe rules of the tournament require, The judges ruled hun out accordingly. ‘Tke charge was sounded for the Connecticut knight betore the three rings were in proper piace, He sin nied and obtaiped another ride, aud scored one. Tee Knight of New York rode gallantly aud well, Hep acing all three rings, but impaling only ono on #8 sance, scored only one. Poansylvania followed, scoring one alsa. His lance jit>loced the rewt of the first ring, and he was allowed be )4e again, Now Jerscy, a fino horseman, In a handsome blue jrimaned Diack velvet suit, showed excellent horseman- jhip, riding faster and easier than his competitors who qed preceded him. He carried off two rings, boing the iret to wjn that honor. ihe Kasgbttrom Delaware, apparcntly aware that the ayes of Doluware were upon him, rode at a slow pact Shat was barely within the rules, and carried off all dorce rings, His prowess was rewarded with a roand © ©/ applause from 25,000 throats, j ¢ ; 5 ‘ f { *y { f \ rae Carolina one, The satter knight, Maryland carried off one ring, Virginia one and a handsome, trapped young man, rode up to the Judges and to ride again at the two last rings, a8 his lapce val got bung at the first. “You should not have tilted at the second and third, Why did you not drop the point of your lance?” anded a judge. “That would not be knighly, sir,” was the response, yiveh won him a round of applause, but did not ex- yore his violation of tho role. THK UKST HORSRMAN. South Carolina’s knight, Mr. Jarboe, of Princo rge’s county, Maryland, exhibited the best horse ean that had yet been'seou. His time was much apy of the others, riding the course in 10 pin } yet So steady Was Lis puise of the lance that he secured wil three rings and a round of applause, much better doverved than the Delaw knight re- ceived after the same feat. Georgia, the last of the thirteen States, made a miss, The Knight of the Union, Colonei Suit’s son, a boy of about thirwen, nding awoite pony, rode slowly but poorly and scored nothing. The Centennial Knight, wade two, Fngs, but carried altogether Peuvsylvania’s representative, who had been al- ‘owed another tilt, now rede forth again, but the il uck with wret he’ bad begun was destined to last brougbout the tourney and be scored nothing. THR SBCOND TILT. This was the cud of the first ult . New Hampshire scored Jost at Core port Ub Beyinning the and Massa Chret Marshal Mpounced to the judges that Ue Governor of Mary- out abd desired eptrance. and they rode down the tying My Mary upon the plat pi was thet proceeded with, (he res «LC restiberng as FOHOW So od 1, Comnmeorieut &, New York 1. New 1, beiaware 4, Mar, ne 4 Virginia i, North 4 Lone, South Garou 1, Goorin 2 ibe Cniwn 1, aod the Con Fentas . {NvNe THY THe New Hampshire secon: issachusetis (alter two tala 8 We unt yew Jd, Seu nea, Gemur beds 2. New Let L. Penusyiy A, New Jor sey 2, Dolaware 3, Maryland 2, V! inginia 1, North Caro- lina 1, South Caroima 2, Geot OUe, Union 1, the Centeanial 3, with ‘a short talon "unlucky Penn: sylvania, riding again, scored 1 more. This ended the three trials. The knights, the m shals and the heralds being then drawn up in line be- fore the judge’s stand they announced tho result as fol- low The Knight of Delaware waa declared champion of the lists, having carried off 8 riugs. Connecticut, South Carolina and the Centennial knfghts had cach scored 6 and were ordered to ride off the tie for second lace. New Hampshire, Maryland and South Carolina, aving 5 ch, were ulso (directed to ride off tor third ition, Alter these additional contests had taken place THK PINAL RESULT hd the tournament was ollicially announced as {ol- jow: First—Delaware; score, 8. Necond—Centeunial; score, 6. Third—Connecticut; score, 6, Fourth—South Carolina; score, 6 Fifth—Maryland; score, 5, The judges then Giamissed the knights until ovening, when the concluding ceremonies, tho uwarding of prizes and the crowning of the Queen of Love und | Beauty, were to take place in Judges’ Hall, ‘The vast assemblage dispersed shortly beiore five o’clock, the exercises having lasted about two bours and & ball, Generally the riding in tho tournament tnay be pro- nounced slow, the horses very frequently being allowed an easy trot, and not the fullran required by a strict interpretation of the rules. TUE KVENING CEREMONIES, The ceremonies attending the crowning of the Queen nd B im Judges’ Hall, this evening, g and imposing. Mr. R. J. Kane, of Baltimoro, the succeasiul Knight who represented Delaware, “chose as th Queen of the evening Miss Parke P, Perkins, a beautiful brunette from Buckin; ham County, Va. The maids of honor were Mi Ida Griffit! of Prince George’s County, Md.; Miss Bessie Holland, of Apalachicola, Fla; Miss Ida W. Taylor, of Wushington, D, ¢., and Miss Mary Bladen, of Philadelphia, ‘The Queen was drossed in a magnificent white satin dress trimmed with laco, Alter the coronation cer- emonies, tuere was soine vocal music by negroes, an by Hon. J. J. Stowart, which was succeeded ng, Which continued until a late hour, The price of the Uunann to-day and henceforth will be three cente, AMUSEMENTS. — “THE LADY OF LYONS” AT THE LYCEUM. Mrs, Louise M. Pomeroy, who appeared with success as Juliet last Monday at the Lyceum Theatre, per- formed Pauline in “The Lady of Lyows” 1st night, She appeared to mere advantage as Pauline than as Juliet, for the charactor ts less exacting. The tragedy of Bulwor is different from that of Shakespeare, and the laay profited by the opportunity. In the more delicate parts of the drama Mrs. Pomeroy was very agreeable, but she again failed in the expression of force and’passion, But hor Pauline was intelligent and earnest, und the effect justified the experiment, Mr. Lingham’s Claude Melnotte was a deciuea improvement on bis Romeo, und Mr. Welsh Edwards, Mr, Jordan, Mr, August Pivou und Mmes. Jordan and Prior were ex: cellent. STZINWAY HALL—CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT. ‘The firss concert of the New York Mozart Club, an organization entirely composed of the leading mem- bers of Theodore Thomas’ orchostra, took place last night at Steinway Hall, It was the first attempt in many years by a band of virtuosi to give the highest order of instrumental music in proper form. There were wwo works of chamber music on the bill, the B2othoven quintetto in E flat for plano, obve, clarionvt, bassoon and born, opus 16, and the seplette m © minor by Alexander Fesca, tor piano, violin, oboe, viola, horn, violoncello and con:rabasso, Cham- ber musio hag always been a béte noir in this city. ‘Tho only artistically successful attempt heretofore in this line hag been at Dodworth and Irving halls with ‘Yhoodore Thomas and a few congenial spirits. Yea: after year this devoted band, without adequato com- pensation, applied themselves, for the mere sake of art, tothe study of a branch ‘of music that calls for appreciation only by a small portion of the musical public, American cuncert goers gonerully Jook tor a grand orchestra, and the Meissonier-like cabinet in- strumental pictares of chamber music aro not oltom appreciated by them. Rubinsteta, in bis meteor triamph, with his accompauying comet, Wieniawski, attempted a short chamber music season, Von Bilow, with Damroscn and others, tollowed. ‘The reaalt in either case was unsatisfactory. The Toason {¢ obvioag, Chamber music requires an equality of rendering on the part of performers, ‘The ahghtest predominanee in any one part destroys the necessary balance of mstrumentation, The fiery vehemence of Rubinstein and the — ponderous style of Bulow overpowered the other performers, The chamber music party shouid be en rapport in evory sense of the word, and thon tho result is charming. Take, tor instance, Hawer’s description of the per- formance ot a Hayan quartet—*lt begins with seven 's’ rest 1or the first violin, and scems to glide off tho bows—tacile, casy, ripphug along like 4 summer rivulet. Every oue knows it; every one likes it; ‘murt “allegro, the adagio, just long enovgb, the rousing minuet and’ trio und the smart ‘vivace, which invariably rans all tho Hudiers off their lege, and euds with ‘Bravo, first fiddle!’ and a good laugh at violincello and tenor, who huye too often been dancing through tte move- ment with the light and airy gaits of elephants’? ‘There was little in accord with the spirit of the music on the Load of the members of Thomas’ or- chet evening. ‘The piano, a danger- ou jnstrument in chamber music, was in the hands of a ponderous representative, and the other instruments were in the same condition as the litle fishes in the New York Aquarium whon the whale bogins t6 blow. The soloists were Miss Drasdil and Mr. Arnold, It 1s to be hoped that the next con- cert of the New York Mozart Clab will be more artiste ically successiul than the lirst. The price of the Henan to-day and henecforth will be three cents. REY. GEO. BARNARD DRAPER, D. D. MEMORIAL SERVICES AT ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, TN East 1277H sTRKET, LAST EVENING--AD- DRESS BY REV. DR. GEORGE F. SEYMOUR, St, Andrew’s Episcopal church, in 127th stroet, near ‘Fourth avenue, held one of the largest assembiages last night evor gathered within its walls. Every seat in the church was filled, andgthe aisles were crowded ‘with poopie standing to the outermost doors. ‘I'he oce casion of this gathering was the announcemont that services in memory of Rey, Dr. George Barnard Draper, the former pastor of the church, who died on the 24th of September, would be held, and Rev, Dr. George F. Seymour would deliver the memorial address, The services commenced punctually at nal{- past seven with a procession of thirty clergymen, in wourning garb, through the vestry and right aisle to the chancel The chance! and pulpit were also hung in deep mourning out of respect to tho deceased, Among the clergymen present were Rev. Dr. Morgun ‘A. Dix, Rev, Dr. Henry Pottor, Rev. Mr. Meech, Rev. Dr. Geer, Rev. Dr. Povers, Rev. Dr. Carter, Rey. Dr, Magina, Rey. Mr. Woodruff, Rev. Dr. C, 8. Henry and Rev. Mr. Kay. Rev. Dr. Peters, of St. Michael's, con- ducted the services, assisted by Rev. Drs. Geer and Maginn and Rev, Mr, Meceb. Rey, Dr. Poters read the lesson, I. Corinthians, xv., 20, aud then the choir sung the hymn No. 4¥1, beginning— Blot lite is hero our pot tion Brief sorro veut ‘The lite t jows no ending, ‘dhe teariess lito, iy there. Ob, happy retribetion | hort wil, evernal rest, For mortals aud tor sinners A wansivn with the blest. After the hymn the clergy sung the Litany and Do Profundis, and then Rey. George F. Seymour, D. D., ascended the pulpit, He deliverod a long, carofully written address on the life and charaeter of Dr, Dra- per, which lasted over an hour in tho delivery and held | the congregation’s attention throughout, as the de- ceused clergyman Was known personully to a great por- tion of the peuple present Rev, Dr. Seymour said:—We are gathered here to- night, my brethren, with a common purpose, to con- dole With each other on the Joss uf one endeared tu us by long association, by the purity of his hie, by bis honosty, integrity, amimbility und cheerfulness, and by the Jove of God ana His Moly Chureb. All of us have our recollection of Dr. Draper; 10 each of us he as ed by peculiar memories, und though our expe- rience may be different our feelings ure (he same when. We come together in common grivi ut bis death. ‘The character of our departed brother a8 we kuew it, however, ‘touches that be bas gone to a higher ‘and ti ore, that he is not dead, and nis iness 18 still as it was iu this life— prawing Goo. The commumon of saints fills a large place in our prayers and im our creed, and our thoughts are led to consider that our departed friend is DOW singing With the rants and angels in Heaven, “Holy Lord God ot Housis! Gory to Thee, Most uh axvenas ty God in company vast muititude of the taitbful rih wud of the apustics and martyrs. The thousands who have borne witness to the truth in HON, iu trial and 1H blood join the voices of the Holy Church throughout the world acknowledge the grouping in the grand “Te Deum.” The language of the ¢ Deut” is the narrow of the seriptures, and our “Ye Deut’? here on earth is the fatiiul discharge of our dudes. Lot us review the Ife and eburseter of Kev. Dr. Draper, aud let us get huprinted deep in our hearts (he manuer in which he diecherged bis duties tw God aud man, He was vora tiebory, Vi, 1m 1827 lis boyhood i went to Trinity sebuol, of Wiha 3} From | Went tw Columbia College, with higu honors at During bie college days bis purity, honesty aud trat Juiness. he Hirst CXperenned the grace ot apt enunce of God. He wer e type of Sk Paat wi seem us tlt we supsfaod from their mother's toolt uw. her's work. ry wh re Aiter a year li (ouk 1MHk mMONY ho titst. rea that Wuieh Hupressed those most with whom he came in contact was that bis vocation was clear, aod that he was apt and meet for tw vervice of God. In bim was progress always the growth of spiritual life. The ere ot eter was singularly thorough and complete, cause the proper foundation bad been laid by Christian parents, and he was calied to be ordained deacon 1p 1849, at the age of twenty-two. The cere- mony took place in the Church of the Holy Trinity, in Brooklyn, which was then under the ministration of the Rev. William Lewis, D. D. Op Mareb 16, 1851, be was made rector of St. ‘Audrew’s, Harlem, "That was bis only curé und he remained trae to bis watch and ward for over 4 quarter of acentury. Though he could have had other calls and preterments he was wedded to his first love, and, though he found St. Andrew’s a suburban parish, with a few ‘straggling parishioners, he leit it with a large, influeatial and faithiul congrega- tion. Through all these many years his honesty and integrity, his purity of motive and his zeal in the ser- vice of God were always remarkable. His ainiabiliiy and cheerfulness under severe trials are we! to the people here, aod, though he often bad to rebuke sin and sinners, he «did it so tenderly and sweetly that his reproots were always received graciously. My breturen, [ have not seid halt that l wished to say, bat let me conclude by begging of you ali to try to imitate his noble example and teach your children the beauty of his holy lite. ‘Alter Rev. Dr. Seymour the choir sung hymn 494 and the anihem commencing “Cnrist being raised trom the dead.” Rev, Dr. C, 8. Henry delivered the benediction and the services were concluded, The price of the HxnaLd to-day and henceforth will be three cents, NEWS IN THE CITY. The steamboat Blackbird, which sunk in the bay by Striking a rock, was raised yesterday and put on tho ary dock for repairs. The government drill scow was yesterday moored over Diamond reef, and operations commenced at once to remove that obstructiun, John Fitzpatrick, aged forty-cight, died yesterday AL St. Vincent’s Hospital from erysipelas of the {aco, caused by a briek failing on his head. Henry Zechner, aged forty-five, of No. 25 Ann street, East Brighton, Conn,, an upholsterer, dropped dead on the corner of 124th street und Eighth avenue carly yesterday morning. Elizabeth Vhabo Price, five years old, of No. 529 West Forty-fitth street, a daughter of Oflicer Price, of tho Twenty-second precinct, diod early yesterday morning, at the residence ot her parents, from burns accidentally received. Ata mocting of the officers of the Second brigade, Boys in Blue, held at the rooms of the Soldiers and Sailors’ Club, No. 184 East Broadway, last evening, General Lloyd Aspinwall was upunimously elected brigadier gencrai of the Second brigade, Boys in Biue, of the Fourth, Fifth aud Sixth Senatorial districts, At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Justice Duily, John Suilivan, of No. 65 Baxter street, was held to unswer for being necossery to the larceny of « watch und chain from the persoa of Henry H, Haw- thorne, of No. 120 Third place, Brooklyn. James Mar- tin, of No, 168 Duano street, was also held for tria: on ge of attempting to break Into the premises No. 2 Greenwich strect for the purpose of robbery. The price of the Hunan to-day and henceforth will be three cents OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OP DEPARTURR FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, _ Ofce. 37 Broadway 69 Broudway Destination| Cimbrin. 61 Broudway WA Scholten . 0 Broudway Adrintle, Liverpool. City of Chester .| Liverpool ry. | Liverpool: Liverpool. <j Hamburg. .| Glasgow. Bowling Greon Broadway Liverpooi..|29 Broadway ‘| Liverpoot:[¢ Howling Groen “| umburg. (dt Broadway .| Rotterdam. Denmark . Victoria. oS. 2s. |Hamburg: ‘The price of the Hunatn to-day and henceforth will be three cents, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. BUN 4ND MOOK 161 Broadway Sun rises. Broun wets 3 PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 19, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE UKRALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITRSTONE TRLEGRAPH LINE. US steamer Tallapoosa, Meititehie, Washington, DC, Steumer W A Scholten (Dutch), Janzen, Rotterdam Sept 30 and Plymouth Oct 3, with’ mdse und passengers to Funeh, Edye & Co, faa wostorly galen and head sea all the paiuaye: Oct 12, Int 47 05, lou 49 U2, ips Chip- pews, of Gi from Q for Greenock; 17th, lt 3140; Ton 6¢20, 8 Pron amer, bound east; 18th, off Nantucket, suw w lot of weeek stull. Steamor ‘Acton (Br), on, Palermo Sopt 19, Donia 25th, Malagu Oth, Gibraltar Oet 1, with fruit to Phelps Bros, Oct 11, off Weatern Islands, encountered beavy gale, lasting three days, und shipped lurge quantities of Stoamer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana with mdse and passengers to F Alcxandre & Sous. Oct 1 UU, lon 74 58. passed steamer City of Merida, honce 4 Moxi 3 New Orleans Oct 12, with mdso & Seaman. Walker, Kicnmond, City Point and d"passencers to the Old Dominion and passengers to Cli Steamer Old Domini Norfolk, with mdse Steamship Co. Mtonmor Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and foil, with mdse and passengers to Old Domiuion Steum- amer © C Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC, with mdse und passengers tod L Roome, Jr. Hark Titania (Nor), Hauif, Loudon 58 days, with sugar to Gosslor & Co: vessel to C Toblas. Bark Cnlentta (Ital), Laure, Gloucester, E, 49 days; in ballast to Funeh, Kd; hn F Rowmai en Barrow G8 days, in ballast to Had strong W aud NW wi Martino, Plyn matin $0 days, with auto Sve Mognn, Fiymouth 63 daya, avy weather, 0 xd ry, Cork 48 da; in batlast, tol R les. had strong wostorly winds. turk eho (Nor), Guttormsou, Hremou G5 days, in ballast to Louis Tetons. ark Aquiia (Nor), Lavold, Rochefort, Pr, 62 days, in Dallant to C Tobias &'Co. Is duchored in Gravevend Bay. dao, Richardson, Cienluegon days, with muear rv & Lizhtbourne. ‘Oct 11, ‘off Kout, was company with bark Cardonus, from ‘trinidad for ‘New in bullast, to hy er Jeunie tite York. Brig Princeton, Wells, Borton 6 days, in ballast to master, Schr Mary A Harmon (of Lubec), Mahiman, Domera 20 dave, with sugar to Louyeroft & Co; vessel to Jed, Ir; Schr Francis G Davis (of Harwich), Shields, St Mare 18 days, with logwood to Wilson & Asmus; vessel to 3 J Wen- berg & Vo. Sehr Ew pe 8. with bones me Tap. ight winde and calms rt of Rehr A a. Senr Denice iremia, tehr M E Curtin, rover "Yingintn Kehr © & U Broo! Virginia. a Sehr R Blew, Seull, Virginia, Sebr L A Rote, Rose, Virzini Sebr Seareville, Hart, Virginia, Sehr W W Phate, Mackey, Georgetown, DC. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamor George Cromwell, Baeon, St Jahns, NF, via Hal- ifax, NS, for New You ith mdse and Passengers to Clark & dDeamnan. ;Stgnmer Generat Whitney, Hallett, Boston : for Now ork. — City ot New Bedford, Fish, New Bedfordfor New orl Steamer Galatea, Walden. Providence for Now Yerk Sehr Lisale Lee, Lamoiue, Mo, f Coguwell, man, Craig, Pawtuckes f f Sehr Blast, Sehr Frederic Sehr Joseph Rogers, 8p: Selir Richard Washburn fre Sehr FM Miller, Smith, Mil fow York. Nettie Lan ling, Bridgeport tor sew York. Sehe Wm F Burden, Adams, I'rovidence for Now York. Behr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, idence for Haver- Yarberry, Providence for Now Y. errilt. New Hadfurd 1 jor enue, Phinney, Providence for New York. wuing RR No 48, Adams, New Haven for New ste Wm Thomas, Littlejohn, Hallowell, Me, for New You Scur HA Dewitt, V bebe vuseme Oat. jusen, Bath for New York. Sehr je Wasson, Wasson, Portland for New York. Rehr Xeber, Shropshire, Providence for New York. Behr Kmina M Fox, Brooks, Providence tor New York, Sehr J P Robinson, Harvey, Gloucester for New York. Rebr Frederic Hall, Smith, Portland, Ct, for New York, Kehe Sui Nast yp Westerly tor New York. Sehr Amelia, Bedford for New ¥ Sehr Paeitic, York. Seur Baltimore, n tor New York, ftoamer' Eteanora, Johnson, New York for Portlana, mer Glaucus, Bearse. ‘ork for Boston, tobe Smich, Sinitn, York-tur Portland, Ct, 1m, Thomas, New York tor Belfast. Benr Henry Gibbs, Coftin, New York for New Bedford, Pierson, Amboy for Warren, KI. Sebr Julia A Tats New York for Groenpor ones, Port Johuson for Middletown, Hutchinson, New York for Newport, loboken for Providence, Paragor ‘Long. Fon tonnes for Lubec, Amelia, Wentworth, Weehawken for Boston. son. Cainpbell, Roudout for Portsmonth, rou, Emerson. Baltimore for Bridzeport, Hoboken for Providence, Sehr Olives Sebr Jane Behr Kate Seramton, Palau ‘The price of the Huratp to-day and henceforth will be three cents, BELOW. Ship New World, Hammond, from London Aug 28. CLEARED. Steamer Frisia (Ger), Moyer, Hamburg via Plymouth— bard Steamer City of Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana—F Alexan- oe he Sons. wier Rapidan, Kempton, gnuamer iyde, Kennedy, © annah—Geo Y. jestou—J W Quinterd & Dominion & lene 0. Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Clark, Baltimore—W Dal- te! Steamer Ann Eliza. Ri ohare, Philadelphia—Jas Hand, and F Ames Jane Adeline, Lindsay, Luguayra and Porto Cabello —Dallett, Boulton & _Beig Seit Bird tie I tson, Porte Cabsllo—Penniston & Co. Brig Oliver Cutts (Br), Jones, Port au Prince—R Murray, 2xcelsior (Br), Mayor, Hamilton (Bermada)--Leay- cratt & Co, 4g Brie Jolin 1 Kennedy, Hickman, Cherleston—Evans, Ball ST Baker, Cook, Para—Francis Moran. ah W tinut, McFadden, Barcelona (Veneznela)—B Clark, Jucksonville—Bentloy, Gilder- , Mo—F H Smith & Go. jow Pine, Adelaide, Kent, Bang: lem—W H Ropes. ckley, Deroy, Ct—Ruckett & Bre. Schr Sarah Maria, Atkins, Hartiurd—Rackott & Bro, SAILED. _Steamors Frisia (Ger), for Hambur Beatrice (Br), Cork! brigs Prtolan. Huvana; WD Andrews, Cape Hayton; ‘elsh, Jr, Key West; J H Kennedy, Churleston, Wind at sunset. SSE Buromoter at sunset, The price of the Henatp today and henceforth will be three cents. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Tho purser of the steamer City of New York, vana, has our thanks for courtesies. Aramonos, which exploded her boilers near i, wasn stornwhee!, boat 4 heen en- from Ha- en lying on the rocks two weeks, was freed Her dam not reat, and Boynton, fs confident that after repairs she ‘ccossfully run to Lawrouve, towlug a train of coul nr Bedford for an Atiantie 15, under the co aise hear nba 20 seats ly amer_hantman, hail- whaler from New Bed- Bane Wave is being fitted ot ocoan whaling win: to sail N of Ci mes H Wammond, ing from New Y ford, has been sold to Wa. fitted tor whaling, and will probably be comm ¢ Gartland, who is expected soon to rt. Bank Scoro ital), for Queenstown. which returned to Philudelpbia Sept 19 after belag fe collision, has completod repairs and will sail in » few Bank 78a (lit), a1 Philadelphia 18th inst from Leghorn, broke her foretopsail yard and reetived other slight damuge in the SE gale of Sept ), in lat 41. lon 57. Buic Sorata, of Liverpool, NS, was wrecked at St Martins Sept 17. Scur F C Mexner, Capt Dickerson, for Saybrook with coal, during the hexvy, weather Monday afternoon, an- shored off th Point ana'drarged her anchors t0\ within two e akwater, she striking at Gu jain sot u signal of distress, of which no taken oither by the masters of the tugs or tho ors of vessels navigating the river tuxe the her, only calling on. the pilots when com- velled to by rough weather, when it. is fmapossibie for the Testo got to them. This arrangement has ‘soured the old- established pilots, and therefore they would not go to ¢ Mecney's axsintance, and the tugs Seals not. The Cap tain and crew left the schooner at sundown. During tho night she parted her chains. swung around the akwater, knocked down the dolphin, drifted on the bar and sunk, saschc ‘sho remains. Cupt Scott has mude « contract to Taise ber. of Sunday mornin, lost her foremas: topmast, fore gaff, one archor and chain. Scur Earnest (Br), Eaton, from Bridgwator, NS, for Bos- 0, put into Portland, t nd reports, morning of the ‘Th hich bI y jib, , aud curried away in: Scunx Minwavker, from Muchia e ueighbortiood of the foal cround. I row eveape and was towed into St Joba, NB, 17th inst is bound up the buy for a curgo. i Srutxa, loaded for aston, », xmall verso), in the river below Columbia Falls, Me, too bet 11 and wae damaged badly, deck taoctly burned off, The cargo of shingles. lumber, eggs, potatoes, ‘was more or less damaged by the fire. Scum Morr Rupett. Porter. from Now York via St Kitts, wreeked at St Martins MB wan 17% tons wculer bullt ‘at Xow Bennewick in 1950, and hailed fron New York, Sc Canute Atice, before reported on fice, and sank at Ocracoke Inlet, water's edge. She was from Boston for ‘Nerfoli: where she pas 3a Sept 4 to repatr She'was 128 to ter and was It in Richmond, Mo, in 1873, whence she hailed. Scur Hxsuitra SreMons, Gedtrey, put Into Norfotk Oct 17 in distress, of what nnture not stated, Scur Nernx Baxen, of Provincetown, went ashore newr that place Sunday morning in the snow storm, but was not budly injured. R Foaming Sea, loaded with coal and bound from Georgetown to Norfoli, while on the way down the river, sprung leak whon noir Alexandria. aud had to put tuts hat port 17th for repairs, The leak isin the upper works and will be repaired in a few hours. Soe Ockax Raxcxn, from Baneor for Now York, lumber laden, sprung aleak off Boon Istand, veenme watorlogged and capsized. Orew landed at Gloucester Oct 18, Scn Gxoncs Pranopy, of Salem, 1s reported ashore Chutieamp, CB, Two othcr schoogors, names not ¢ are in the same condition, Scur MC McLxax, from Canso for Boston, put into Hall- fax 19th inst for repairs, having received damage in the gale of Monday. Sho lost ono nan overboard. Pinotnoat We HAs while on a erniso Oct 15, im lat 4115, Jon gato. with # high: dan hosvy wave, which singshed badly aod Swaabed the dec bulwarks. A small skiff, containing © fishing line, a bottle, a coat and two pair ours, wi dritt off Throg ‘The vars aro branded “Stillwel 2 miles SE Aoke jaud, was struck by a spl ing Jib, foresall und which was reported as 21, e yawl, damaged the o: fore and aft and staving the GroversteR, Mass, Oct 19.—Sehr Howard Stoole arrived hore yesterday with the 1 aud crow of the schooner ‘ge Kilburn, of Bang Veen olratuking vessel off pe beth. The George Kil- burn waa bound tor Boston with # cargo oflumber. The acd crew wore twenty-cight hours without food or ate ‘Tne George Kilburn was 141 tons register, and was built at Moun Desert, Me, in 1854. Noxvorx, Oct 18—The report that the schr Anna W Bar- ker hud been xotton off was promature, Sho was lying yos- terday ou the oater bar. Oct 18—Bark Trene ey Parry, from Quebee for . with timber, got ashore at Berthiers. Subse- quently got off and in tole back, Vixevarp Haven, Oct 18—Stoamer Artizan, into barbor last night, ran ashore on Canal without damaye at high water this mornit Sebr William F Gardiner, whieh arrived her jib and flying Jib, and hor m: Lacyenep—At Richmond, M town, of 1, tons, The price of the Hearn to-day and henceforth will be three cents, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Lioyd has erected two icked up from in comin, 8, bat float -day, has lost 0 had his hand injured. . 18th inst, tho ship Qu Garveston, Oct 15—Ci lights ut the oxtremity of the of the faland, which will fil] reat advantage to consting vensols en ng ht WHALEMEN. Balled from New Bedford Oct 18, bark Andrew Hieks, for one, Louisa Millard, Md NB, re- 1a) bbls Atiantie sed Indian 0 jetter from ou board bark at SPOKEN. MD sme m {Be Dik Liverpool for San Franciseo, Oct 2, Lag. from | Newoustle, NSW, for San mn 12 ‘ate, from Amsterdam for Balt! 4 40. satsark Osseo, (Bt Francisco, Sopt 26, lat Bark Gauss ( te more, Oet 14, Int 41°20, lon NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Morebants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Henxatp Londow Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet streot, London,” or to the Paris offic, addres Bennett, 61 Avenue do lOpera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Earopean and Eastern ports of American und all foreign vossols trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of ebarige. Captains arriving as and sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economi- cal and expeditious for telegrapning ney i Metropolis, Ellis, City Point and Riehmond—Old OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwenr, Oct 19—Arrived, steamer Switserland (Belg), Jackson, New York; ship Colchester (Br), Ritter, Aticante—Arrived, selr Ella M Storer, Wade, York, Buisrox, Oct 19—Arrived, vark John Gibson (Br), Dodd, Phitadolphia. Betrast. Oct 17—Arrived, bark K Sutton (Br), MeLean, New York; 19th, ship Beethoven (Br), Smith, Baltimore. Brewrx, Oct 18—Sailed, bark Vrank Hilyard (Br), Cama, North America, Cor, Oct 18—Sailed, bark Iride (Ital), Maglio, States. Cronstapt—Arrived, brig Elizabeth Seott (Br), Duncan, New York, Dvstix, Oct 16—Arrived, bark Edward vids (Nor), Sor- ensen, New York, Duxxing, Oct 19—Arrived, bark LH de Vebber (Br), Wright, New York. Fatwourm, Oct 18-Sailed, brig CC Veo Horn (Br), Hooker (from Havre), Wilmington, NC. Giasson Dock, Oct 14—Sailed, bark Emilia Clamps (Ital), Caflero, United States, Great Yanmourn, Oct 18—Arrived, bark Anne (Nor), Knudsen, New York. Gaxexock, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Mary (Br), Alexander, Charleston. Genoa, Oct 18—Sailed, steamer Italia (Br), Craig, New ited Oct 19—Arrived, bark Camilla (Ger), Beckman, New York. Sailed 19th, bark Haakon Haskonson (Nor), Henge, United States. Hawnvna, Oct 18—Sailed, bark Erstatningen (Nor), for New York. Havers, Oct 18—Sailed, ship Lucy A Nickels, Nickels, Hampton Roads (not previously). Livgxroot, Oct 19—Sailed, ships Alice D Cooper, Hum- phreys, and Anglo America (Br), Jordan, United St bark Salo (Rus), Grauburg, Fernandina (not sailed previ- ously). Loynox, Oct 19—Ul United States; bark Charlie Hickm: Chas Purves, Small, do, Matras, Oct 18—Satled, bark Millio Bain (Br), Fowe y, United States. MALAGA, Oct 18—Sailed, New York. Orono, Oct 7—Sailed, brig Olinda (Port), Cunha, United States, Pittav, Oct 16—Arrived, bark Orono (Nor), Bjonness, New York, Parxnmo, Oct 18—Satled, steamer Alexandria (Br), Me- Kay, New York, Quexssrows, Oct 19~Arrived, steamer Dukota (Br), Price, New Yorx for Liverpool (and proceeded) ; barks Josef {Aus), Ivancteh, Philadelphia; Elena Cordauo (Ital), Scbia- afino, New York; brig Carla (Aus), Buccuvieh, do; sehr Jobn Proctor, Doane, Beston, ot Nations (Br), Small (from Liv- red, ship JS Wright (Br), Crowell* (Br), Bishop, do; brig mer C alia (Br), Butler, Q erpool), New Orleans. Rorrenvam, Oct 17—Cloared, bark Yarra Yarra (Nor), Rio Jaxeiuo, Oct 18—Saijlod, steamer City of Santiago (Br), Darke (from Valparaiso), New York, with 19,000 bags coffee. StRaLsunp—Sailed, Praes Trotsche, for New York. Tater, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Queen Victoris (Br), Mac- kenzie, Baltimore, Venice, Oct 16—Arrived, bark Schamyl, phia. Warenrorp, Oct 19—Sulled, schr Houry Nowell, Burgess, Philadelphia. Yowonama, Oct 17—Arrived previously, ship Midnight, Marcy, New York, Snow, Philadel- WEATHER REPORT. Brustot, Oct 19, PM—Wind E, light. Nowraxan, Oct 19, PM—Wind ESE, gentle; barometer, 20.708, The price of the Herauv to-day and henceforth will be three cents, FOREIGN PORTS. Camanren, Oct 9—Sailed, schr Curtis Ackerly, Early, Pas- ry Hayriaw (not Salt Cay), Oct 4—In port, schr Anna Whiting, Cox, for Boston, ldy ti sail Faruxn Porst, Oct 19, 9:30 AM—Pi ed steamer Onta- Laverpool for Que! for ‘Ontario (it), from Liverpool tor LU, Sent 23—Arrived, ship 5; Bg Oct 12—Arrived, steamer Tappabaunock, ww Orleans (and sailed same day for Kev West and Now ‘Oriewns) ; 13th, bark Ocean Express (Br), Crosby, Lin- a SeMited 12th, bark Robert Morrison, Pitzinger, Pasca jared 18th. barks Sagaduhoc, Powers, Pi Porveulr (Sp), Mas, Charleston; Gerlon (Sp), Perr Orleans. Manivax, Oct 1d_Arrived, sehr North America (Br), Sioured 14th, brig ae (Br), MeMachren (from New ri. ® steamer, supposed the Caspian pool via St'Jobas, NP ‘Selted, brig Proteus, Sherman, Dat Mowrnkat. Oct 17—Cloared, steamer E B Ward, Jr, Brad. ford (irom, pesrols), wy Orlenans sehr Columbian, ‘Came- ron (from enstow! Neweasti Nine ug 28 - ‘Salted. ship Angerers (Br) i San Francisco: Sept 15, Remington (Br), Mi avidson, do; MeCi ron, Newell, Boston. Sook- eman (Br), do.’ In port Sept 20, ie Aldborough Gn. 0 agp for Sun Francisco: Sarah Bell (Br), Ditchborn, for do, Y, CB, Oct 15—Arrived, bri, ae poder Bes Myranall, Guernsey: 17th, Priscilla May ( iow. Sli Bator N, pt i 3 in port, ships 3 ware (i hes, and Thirlmire (Be, Key for San Frun..sco dark thames (Bere Witiaias, for C St Vixcent, about Sept 23--Arrived, & brig Blvio Allen, As- lo, 8: *WSauva, Oct 12—Arrived, schr Nellie Shaw, Cates, Ma- jot ( . Nonti Syp: jas, Natioa Oct 11, schr Daybreak, Biake, Fernandina. Sr Joan, NB, Oct 16—Cleared, sehi M Sawyer, Kelley, Baltimore. Gilehrist. + Cleared, 17th, gchrs. Lissle G (Br) qeer.s Young, Mat 19th, 19th, sche aed Oey, ship Matilda, Care VI, Ocg ISearrivod, bai D Sawyer, Ne |. Now York. , Liverpool. W A Halcomb, Dan- tins ‘Melbourne. The price of the Hxraup to-day and henceforth will be three cents, AMERICAN PORTS, TON, Baltimore ; brig. it B Wheaton, Jarvis, Phivadelphia. sehr Suiled—Stenmer wviltanisports bark J IV (Br). BALTIMORE, 19—Cloared, toumers, Leipslg (Ge .itallovs, Boston: barks aa BHUOTHBAY, Uct 10—Arrived, sdhrs D Ellis, Torrey, and Jastina, French,¢ Rockland for’ New York; Flore Condon, French, Ellsworth for Philadelphia; James Holmes, Ky Beliast for Kondoat: Nathan Ciifford, Hola ithe Tae L ton, York; 13th, Onw: owoll, Bangor for_do- Howard. Bich, Vranulin, for do; Mary Eliza, Pendle Cala or do. BANGOR, Oct 17—Sailod, sehrs Lives nee gar Bar- wrenco, Herrick, Wilmin; BATH, Oct 17—Arri oO ee artes, Mo bark Hatue land r. Sai New York: Charito Stoxd- man, Wilger, det Jenule ¥ Wiley. Trefothen. Balai K Flint, Haskell, and Mary shields, Waite, New York; Ed- ward Waite, Piiiadelpbis: Ktsa A ‘Stimpson, Hart, ——: Annio Bliss, Siminons, Philedolphi RBBESTUL, Oct 17—Sailed, sche Eva Diverty, Nickerson, SOTANBESTON, Oct 16-Saileg, bark Ponema (Br), Gor- don, Liverpool (uot 1th). 1th— Arrived, steniner Virginia, Philadelphia; ship Nhel- ds: barks Maguie Horton, ‘Baltimore “Giowsed-—Wark MA Meietl, Liverpool: Balled —Heeamer Charleston, New Yor ENWICH, Oct i8-—Atrived, echr J Burley, hnwon, Ann Elizaheth, jance, Thorndiki Rockland Hattie Coombs, op, Bi FREEPORT, Oct 10—Sallod, bark Discovery, Connor, San Prancisey. FORTRESS MONROE, Oct hei bark Gaspard (Nor), Jensen, Londonderry, seekin GALVESTON, Oct 14—Arrived ship Joe Milborry (Br), Weston, Liverpool k Herbert C Had (ie), Davis, "= wood via Sydmey, OB; schrs Eva J rowed Baunders, Ni Yorks J C Rweetiey, Somers, Fhtiadatphla. Sulled—Steamer Hellespont (tr), Perciam, KEY WEs' 1 ¥—Nailed, schrs Joseph mers, Codar Keys; 12th, Claes @ Loed, Thewsees, Fenes- *1Bin—Arrived. Sonar City of Austin, Stor 8, Galveston Gel sebrs Mary F Pike, Good, and ™ Sullod, sehr Kalmar, Colbeth, New YSIACHIASPORT. Oct 15—Below, sehr Mansloa, Sanborn, from Windsor tor Now York, and « number of others, which pat fn ror & harbor. Sailed, sches Alcora, Robinson; Nicola, Randall; Kalmar, Colbeth, and Paran,” Fletehor, New York; Martha A Glass (rom st John, NB), Wither toe), do; Anon Fry, pinith: Smith (from Calais), do, and 40 snil that had put in for a harbor. W ORLEANS, Oct 15—Arrived, ship La Louisiane, uecnstown. Wilwon, So- ree ree CHLAS, Get N Kguary, New Uaven: T Re, Island for do: schre Mary A Medahan Cal all, Philadeintia; Rebecca £ Barrie kins, New York; Packet. Bg mt Haverstraw; fad Smith, New York; Alex ‘Bila 5 New i ord for do; et Peg for do: Plowhoy, ee Freeman, miley collect for Fapedepaia: Plora ach,” Ellsworth tor do: Hart, Bath for ee ckerioe, for do; Dion do hiludelphis: Abbott Devereaux. Haskell do To for doe bark, uvehi Windsor, NS, for Baltimore; Ada Ames. Adi jams, Rockland New York; “Julia A Snow, Pills Harricane Island tor Boston tor New Yorks Baltimore Herbert M ‘artis, Haskell, Bangot Also, sehrs Jum York; George B Fergusor Lavoita, Whitremore. Portia es, Rockland for do: or for 2a Wider. Ree ete ea iii, forty, Rockland for do: Ida leva, . fe lice ee Bake: prog pray ent ington’ Hallowell” for —— for Georgetown, , Haverstraw: Mary. Rich" L. Butler, vue, Phinney. Baltimore: B F Lowell, DC; Poster & Hooper, Brad ardion, Windsor, ‘Ns, Raton, ‘Gardit Me, for Philadelphi: Kever 3 rk; Ada Herbert, Allen, for fo How Lore: ie aera lect Palagetgin, Teer York" Laura Messer. reio- e, Fens, Boston, for Juckson- “a ia, Bese, wieane for New York; Albers Tho- men ayer, Providenge tor Virginia; Sidne New Bedford for New York; Medi Pendleton, Menon, ie for do: J Wiitiamvo Faber, Portsmouth, for 40 L Perkins, The , Bangor for do; Susan, chmond, Vaz Surprise, Sountan, Charles Carroll, Kel ; Pennsylvania, Do: haan, 1 do for do lm Gity. Ke § nce for Trentow ont for do; Joka pe rie ht Newport for Mansfield, Achor fethen, Full River tor do; ‘ownsend, Olar F 4 Whitmore, Eliswortt for Baltt aly, Hoon for Piladelphiay D Frei New fr, Allen, Hast Gro fawich for ‘New Yore: 4 U Lawsos, Mehr oh Provideneo for Haverstraw: Virginia, Bearse, Boston tor New York: Tunis Depew, brea ristol for do; Apron Brows. Mills, Providence for do: ‘Allen, do for do; Kunice R Smith, Rogers Rew Wark: Ww Gillam, Sebatey. Boston for do: Moon! for dot Th iF Btanios, Cole, Ken Belfast. fe 8, ton, Fortiant for beck for New York; James H Deputy, MB Rogers, Previe, do for da ‘stephen Woodbury, Hogan H eros, Alley, Banyor for dog nnie Jones, don Boston for do; ‘do; Vesta. Dunean, ge for for’ George- Gloucester ‘oe Kelley, for doz Kelley, Boston for New York; Palladium, ; WH Whitmore, Tpewioh for ‘Annie K joucestery Govan Wave. Rumell: hie Westbrovk, MeDuflic, and C seventy dix. ave: trom Bi eorge, Me for do; Suhwa, Mitel Widsor an. lovkport La Rowton “tor do: Old Chad, Whiley, Provineetown Sturgis, from Now’ Bedford for’ de vom New ediord for New York; Banegs 0 feo bark B F Watson (new), Hawkins (from New York. BREW AVEN, Oct 18-Armived, achra TW Spencer, C ser Berth, Amboy: J W Hine, Vieni Pulladelphia} lizabet! jon ‘erth Amt MOOORTLAND, 0, Der 10-Arrived, bark Dawa, Wilson, San Francisco. P ACOLA, Oct 14—Arrived, brig Carrie Purin; Wee Mobile; sehr Mary A Power, Willeby, \ 7 x oTiILADELPHIA, Oct 19—Arrlyed, stoumers Defiance, Shropabire, Fall River; Lancaster, Mills, Boston: Equator, Hinekley, Charleston; bark CTE ser Gir), Alle hi Hattie ant, Bostou; Jas Satters Wolte, Norwich. |—Steamers Centipede, ‘Miller, Boston: Berks, Pens Aloton, East Cambridge; bark ‘Padro “Francisco (ital). Mis riuf, Ipswich: schra Mattic Holmes, Kichat Congress, Willard, Portland : Sallie B, Bateman, cleared, steamer Agnes, Burdick, New TJ Tratton, Hoyt, Portamouth;'8 C Tryon. L.& A Babeock, Smith, do; Joseph Raton. nau Beter- 0:1 ite 1 Brats, Charleston: Smith, Hanson. Now Maithows, Howard A’ Hunt F ikenbers. Early, Bristol, RI; Americas Tours. Luther, New Suiled—Steamers Iitinols, Agnes and Berk: Detaware Bexaxwaren, Oct 19- barks Guiseppe Bixzo, tor Phitadelphi Savanuan. Arrived 19th. Pansed to, jes ight of 18th, 19th, Anglia, fo ark Onni (Nor), Henson, Barrow. Bark Fruen (Nor), for Queenstown, ND, Me, Oct 17—Clearcd, selirs Czar, Hammond, and Alma, Johnson, New York. 19th—Sailed, bark Kaphuel: brig Ernest; schr Idaho. MOUTH, Oct 18—Suiled, sehr Mary Nowell, Now hia DENCE, Oct 18—Arrived, steamor George Appold, tolk; achrs Mary Price, Campbell, Philadel- Mary D Craniner, Horner, and Ani hiladelphia for Pawtueket; Ann Dole, Smith,doz Anne rd, Ketebum, do for Pawtucket ‘atehtall, Gill, Al. . Kliabethport: Mary ‘Isa- “iRinnowr, do, for, Pawtucket Sarah EJ Tondoat: Wm. Trish, Torsill; James M Bayles, Araold; Sarah Clark, Griffin, and F win, Pierson, Hoboken. Below—-Schs Minquus, Wm H Bowen, Planet and several ote jed—Steamera McClellan, March, Baltimore via Nore Philadeldnia; Vindicator, id; Lulu Ammer Bergen, Smit! Marshall Philadeiphia: Sarah # Warding, Satfor blaney, folk; Tonawanda, Sherman, Rogers, do; schix JJ Moore, Frank! man, Pierson, Port Johusoi Loot, aud Major Henry W. WeRWrecKET, regen, Smith, and Mary’ D Cranmer, Horner, Philadelphia. ‘Suiled—Setrs Amoric: ele, Hewiore, Euiiedelpsiat Annie J Laughlin, Smith, aud Sprague, New ‘ark. RICHMOND, geod 17—Sulled, steamer Isane Bell. Law. rence, New sebrs Lucy D Handy, Halitax, NS; NH Burrow, Taylor, New York. ‘The reported arrival below of brig Fram (Nor), Thorsten¢ sen. from Li be 13th remature. NAN Fi |, bark Aureola, Mal- ‘Chipman, Ochotsk’ Sea; n, do. rks Oak J dim, Sullivan, Port Blakely; Melanot thon, Munson, Umpa Tsth—arrived, steamer Alaska, Howell, Hong Kong vie Yokohama in eneaorts 5 c id (Br), Porter, Liverpool; Duebess of Argyle (Br), Mathews, New: castle. ‘NSW: bark Schilier Ger), Logeman, Hamburg. ABECK, Oct 11—Sailod, ship Grace Darling, Gumore, sant ie ‘ranciseo. NNAH, Oct 15—Sailed, bark Carl Georg (Ger), Stor ver, Chaslexton: camer Harnsburg, Worth, Diwighorn, South Am Winslow Morse (Irom Hutiowalt), All arrisvurg, Worth, Philadelphi Oct A?—Arrived, sche Isla, Mapes, Ho boken. Sailed—Sehrs John E Sanford, Bray, Georgetown, DO bg so Wood, New York, Mth—Salied, schr Helen A Amos, Endicott, Georgetown ic STONINGTON, Oct_17—Areivod. schra JB. Bloakor, Lynch. Port Jobiison; Thomas Hull, Sylvester, New York VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 17—Arrivod, sehrs City of Chelsea, Rondout for Boston; H 8 Smulor, Bristol for Wash+ ingto: Tech!-Arrived, steamer Artizan, ev Te York for Lubee and Calais; 16th, schrs W F Garrison, Philadelptia for Boston, Sardinian, Rondout for do; Nuli erth Amboy tor dot d: Hoboken for, Portsmouth; Marioten Pik Wobstet ton. aliadelphin’ for do; Adole Tradell, do for “Medford: Ad@ ¥ Whituey, do for Portiau Ga Fish, do for Gardiner Ocean ‘ave, Sullivai Yore: or Bangor foc.’ ‘des Portland for do! A wall neeth Gardiner for'do; Alles Gakec: Gardiner it Get CR Flint, Bath for do: Madeira (Br), St Jobn for doy Charles Upton, Franklin tor du: Eri, Bosion for do; Day: ght, Boothbay for du: West Dennis, Hoston for Baltimorsy Jennie F wiley, Hall “wr fdward schrs 3 Essox, J ‘Orlando, ville Lite ‘nora ict, Free Wind, De k Malame ts) we 4 Fark r L D Wentworth, 38 Ken Mary E Founrick, Mury A Hol a jaggie Mulvey, Wm D Marvel, date h Alpha, Mocking Bird ust), rescott Hazeltine, Clara Leavitt, Goorgie, Nar gcse Caroline Young, Sarah Hotfinan, James nagen, EB Phillij J Bir Ie Fiorence: Baber Ht irony, Nott Jeounte Middleton, Jeant John Price, 1 ate Smalley, Win Jonos, RT Cart of Chelsea, Nulato, Annie Bliss. dn ¥ Whitney, Fulton, adele Tradell. Wobste Barnard, Sardinina, W Garrison, and Laura & M OWUMINGTON Ri, Oct, ‘Vi—Arrived, steamer Boneface for, Jones. New rk (and clowred same to return), Barat bane Se Whitosides, London} bark Cite Nor). X iiss mbroke, Wl ee Ul ie AKER AM, ber ek rrived, sobe Vanglldore vw. rei G gil ‘sogilder, Mantes sehr Demory Gray, Brewster, Philadel PAPARREN, nF emcees schr L B Cowperthwaite, Joner, Phils “imeki_salted, welts Mary II Mifitn, Ferris, Hoboken; RP King, Bliven, New York. STEAMBOATS. SU, “The price of the Herala 1 has been reduced to three cents per copy. [ANTED—TO PURCH ASR. veller froight, pares, of about dress A., box 201 | Herald office, ____.... MISCHLLANEOUS, The price of the Heratd has been reduced to thre cents $ per copy. __ IF CHEAP, A PRO 150 tons cupucity. Ad A® EXTRAORDINARY FACT. ADVERTISERS, J ATTENTION! “No we eee ever before attained the tg Snepane reached by the EVE™ wee! i ING TELEGKAM tor nding Uctober 14, 1876, and Toenecleared, steamers Andean (ir), Miller, Liverpool; | Misdey, Cesaers, Cleared, steamers Andean v . 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