The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1876, Page 10

‘THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES. Excepting the excitement incidental to the muddle | fn local politics, yesterday with the campaiga commit- fees proved as uneventiul a day as any curing the past week, Local matters occupied the conversational eld not only at the State Committee rooms but also @t those of the National committees. THE GREENDACK PARTY. The “independent greenback party’? has established {te headquarters on the corner of Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street, The writer found the genlemen Fepresenting the party almost as deep in correspond- ence as were the secretaries of either of the other great parties, The Aldermanic and Senntorial conventions of the party are to be held to-night, and they expect 40 nominate for the Assembly on Monday next. They have no beliet that they can elect their Candidates, but several of them yesteruay said Wat undoubtedly they would elect some members Of the Board of Aldermen and a few members of the Assembly. We propose, said one, to make the issue op the rights of workingmen and good times. men to represent us choosing—men who will see, when our bills are oflered, ihat they are not Uirown contemptuously Bucer ibe table, In auswer to questions tue write ascertained that the party expect to poll about votes in Now York state. Mr. M. A. Carsey is See: tary of the Stato Commitioe, DEMUCKATIC COMNITT The Democratic Coumittes rooms at the Everett House, both national aua state, were thronged yester- day by friends of the roof liiden called in the iorenoon and occu {in looking Rumerous despatch a letters indieaty FTOwtL Of Sentiment in lavor of the democratic purty. Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer was also present dur- Ing the day, tly nominations of Tammany were excellent. That of Mr Was mentioned as being especially Would put aside all aspirations of smentieman remarke as though he might be familar with city polities, ‘if Mr. Green pad vot appeared x3 a candidate Mr. Schell would have undoubtedly been nominated tor Mayor. But, asit is now, Mr, Ely bus been nominated and 1s altar better candidate. A gentleman trom Oswego predicted a teduced majority in that city Jor the repablicaus, aud apotier, a resident of St. Lawrence cour said that the republican majority would be reduced to 4,500, was generally thought the local differences would in no Woy interfere with the vote on the ne tional or State candidates and a prominent Kings county man said the same for Brooklyn. INDEPENDENT CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE. The Indepentent Citizens’ Committee nave estab- lished a headquarters at No, 16) Fifth avenue. There was yesterday a large attendance of visitors, the mu- jority of whom were mechanics and laboring men. A meeting was held yesterday afternoon, at which the committee of anti-Taminany and the German Central Organization were represented. The question of good men for the independent ticket was discussed aud the mame of Mr. Green for Mayor fully sustained. At the rooms it was stated that anti-Tammany would ate Andrew H. Green for Mayor, , Said one enthusiastic ventleman, ‘ho will be in- dorged by all good citizens.” 1t was ulso thought that the republicaus would indorse bim. It was rumorod yesterday that Mr. Green was about to retize from the CaRvass. He suid last evening most emphatically that, ba the contrary, he purposed remaining « candidate. RAPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTER, The rooms ot tho Republican National Com were thronged yesterday and the patience ol the that was, they Smith Ely, Je, commendable, and Ms. Green, a» one ittee cour: teous gentiemien in charge axed to its ut- most Letters of encouragement were received from all parts of the country, and the pros- ots were reported as exceedingly —_ bright. he most prominent gentleman who cailed during tho day was, perhaps, the Hon, William A, Wheeler, candi- e for Vico President, He was visited by many gen- tlemen, including Generals Banks, Sickles, Dix and Hon. Eugene Hale, Governor McCormick, the sec tary, 18 absent, but will return to bis poston Monday. The price of the HERALD to-day and henceforth Will be three cents. OPPOSITION TO TAMMANY. MEETING OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEES. A protracted meeting of conference committees »pposed to the ticket placed in the field by Tammany Hall was held yesterday afternoon and evening at Irving Hall and the Staats Zeitung Building. The anti- Tammany organization was represented by Emanuel B, Hart, Bryan Reilly, Judge Murray, M. C. Murpny and Marcus Otierbourg. The Citizens’ Association sent Wiliam V, Smith, John D. Crimmins and others, A general discussion took place as to the necessity of Presenting first class candidates in opjpsition to Tam- Many Hall, No positive action was taken, and the Committees agjourned until tive o’clock this alternoon, THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES, Last night the Custom House republicans held pri- mary elections in the various Assembly districts Nhroughout the eity and chose delegates to the various nominating conventions which meet on the following dates:—County Convention, Republican Hall, October 25; Congressional conventions, October 23; Alder- manic conventions, October 24; Senatorial convon- tions, October 24; Assembly district conventions, Octo- ber 26. The elections passed off quietly and aotning disturbed their harmony. There were no splits in any of the districts, which tended to make matters peacou- bie; even in the Twenty-first Assembly district, whero the Haw faction raised such rows in tormer years, only the one ticket was cast at the polls, A few policemen were at each poling place, but their services were not called into requisition, Among the delegates elected were :—Collector Arthur, lostmasier dames, Benjamin K. Pheips, William A. Darling, Coi- one! Charles S Spencer, John J. O’Brien, Join Lanthier, Joseph C. Pinckney, Frank E. Howe, Jocl B, Erhard, Elias FE. ney, George Starr, Hugh Gardner, Isaac Dayton, Danie! Conover, Joshua T. Owens. Henry G. Leask, William H Stiner, United States Dis- trict Attorney Bliss, ex-i’olice Commissioner Thomas ©. Acton, Charles A. Peabody, ex-Assemblyman Ber- nard Biglin, Henry E. Howland am M. Ruggies, D. W.C. Wheeler, Thomas #, Ode ph P, Jardme, Austin Jobn D. Lamson, Thomas L. Thornell, 0: W. Bren! nan, Thurlow Weed, Joel W. Mason, Wilson Berry- tan, Cornelius M. Blauvelt, Aloozo B. Cornell, A. J. Dittenboeter, Willard Bullard, Soion i, Smith, Salem H. Wales, Rufas B. Corning, A. P. Kotchum und Gen- | tral D. F. Burk The price of ‘he Uenatp to-day ana henceforth will be three cents. * THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB. The Union League Ciub bas tendered to Mr, Carl Schurz a reception, which will take place to-night. BROOKLYN ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS. Conventions for the nomination of candidates to tho Assembly were held last migns in the several Assembly | districts of Brooklyn, and the following is the result: — The republicans of the First Assembly district nomi- Bated Wiiam Kome, Richard Marvin was nominated by the republicans ip the Second district. In the Third district the Slocum democrats ad- Journed to Monday evening. The Slocum democrats of the Fourth district met ‘Bud appoiuted a committe to confer with the republi- ans, aud then adjourned. Colonel Wiliam W. Stevenson was nominated by the Fepublicans of the Filth district, The democras ot this district adjourved tu Tuesday evening, and the Blocum democrats to the same time. The repebiicans of the Sixth district nominated Jacob Worth. so the Seventh district no Assembly Convention was Adrian M. Suydam was nominated by tho republi- cans of the Eighth district, The Slocum’ democrats of ‘Shis district adjourned to Monday evening. NEW JERSEY POLITICS. Tho democrats of Hudson county, New Jersey, Dave made their nominations tor Assembly in every district, exvept the Third, as fol- Jows;—First§ district, M. M. Doolan; Second district, Thomas J. Hannon; Fourth district, Major A. W. Harris; Fifth district, ex-Mayor D. Van Reipen; Sixty district, James stoveus; Seventh district, Rudolpn F. Rabe; Eighth district, award 7. Paxton. These nominations insure a democratic ma- jority in the county, The Democratic Congressional Convention of the Seventh district met at Cooper Hall at two o'clock. Mr. Hardenvergh was renomivated alter a stormy de- bate, Ex-Mayor Cleveland, . F. McDonald, ex Trapbagen and Jonna A. O'Neill wero in gail cy The price of the Hunan to-day and henceforth will be three cents. a THE OHIO ELECTION. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE VOTE. Crxeiwxats, Oot 20, 1876, By the official vote of tho Ohio clection, publisved to-day, Barnes’ majority is exactly and precisely 4,000. His plurality is 6,774, or voly 250 more than Hayes’ plurality jast year. Boynion, the second name on the Tepublican State ticket, bas © 757 57 majority, THE CANVASS IN NORTH CAROLINA. Newaery, Oct. 20, 1876. In consequence of a severe rain storm the discussion between Vance and Settic, at ieaulort, was attended by only 200 or 300 persons. The speakiug toox place 4p the Court House, His Excellency Governor Brag- den and ex-United States Senator Joln Poole accompa: nied the candid: is tur 08 Moorehead City. Senator Poole will speak at Fayoveviile, Wiimingion, Ashville and otper prominent points in the State 1m $8 diligently canvassing the Second district, im whieb he is the repubiican numines for Congress, We want | i: dritted trom bad to wor: im the Legislature of our own | Sau a gentleman, who looked | 0. PC. Billings, | Marshall Jewell, | jayor | nominees | The general sentiment 1m regard to the | | ‘ | wielded the baton, | of the Wins | ky AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC—¥FIRST RENEARSAL OF THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The New York Philbarmonie Society began their season yesterday under far more favorable circum- stances than have been their fortune for many years past, First, theeo was an infusion of new blood into the orchestra, that tingled even at the elbows of some of the antiquated members of the organization, and went far toward removing the torpor or stagoation that so long kept the society in the unenviable condi- lion, musically speaking, of a collection of Egyptian mummies, Thea there was an energetic conductor, Rip while he Inspiration seemed to flash to bind together | the members of the orchostra us obedient servants to At one time the Philharmnonie Society was like the earth at a cer- without form and void;’” and even salaried soloists But Damrosch, like a see- De. Leopold Damroseb, Van Winkleism to be who allowed “po indulged in from his electric wand and his reading of the composer's thoughts. tain period of its existence, turved up their noses at it, oud Siegmund, seems destined to save the musioal Walhalla, fora time, at least. He has dared Wotau-Thomas and Hunan, contest, but Brunnbiide bas not y plucked out | trom the conduetor’s desk poor Bergmwann’s baton, bas euendoril to the pub i a appeai ani Pappeubeim-Siegiinde did her vest for hin yes- terday, and Biscvoll, the tenor, sang lustily, The au- dience was small, but nevertheless attentive. It is no © “Die Waikure,”” given in concert form without scenic eflects—the home of Hunding, the bi tain tops where the Vaikyr and’ her converse, the fire, the steam, the juilaby of Odin, instrumentation, randest of all Waguer remiuisceoces, muny and vivid, of ‘Tannbauser,”” “Meistersinger’ and Isoit,”? is something to be remembered. pleads, 1t deciatr 'rista efforts, wit Lohengrin, Y task to lodow with rapt attention the first act of the moun- her hoid The und It storms, it it is like the ocoan in its kuleido- scopic’ phases; it serves as un argument to the music draina poem, ‘But the poor human voice. Pappenneim Managed to make Lersel! heard, and vcousionally there was a noble phrase interpreted by her—the ery of Siog- lindo against the tyranny of acrue! bueband, the yeara- ing of « sixter’s heart toward a brother, pretty much in the condition of the m: atlempe to deliver an oration to his guid at Ningura Falis, or the speaker fication meeting when ‘the band be democratic to plu. the first set of brass and reeds. The beautitul aria was the only part of Siegmund Winter St music where ‘The tenor was who would 1p the Cave ata gins Whenever Siegmund opens his mouth in Die Walkire” Wagner gags lim with ‘me,’? any Voice, unless wo can speak of # supposititious human foghorn, could have 4 fair chunce. The conductor have hard work before he brings down to a practicable shape the apparently incoherent vocal utterances of the great Zukuntt prophet. The price of the Henauy to-day and henceforth be three cents. will STRINWAY HALL—THOMAS’ SCANDINAVIAN CON- CERT. The musigot Norscland {s rather monotonous to oc- cupy the attention of an audience for an entire even- ing. Yetit has a certain charm of its own, espec' ally when it 18 given by such an organization as Thomas? orchestra, The programme of Scandinavian masic last night was well diversified as far as the composers and interpreters were concerned; remove the feeling of weariness most naturally produces when it fills the entire but nothing could tbat such music bill, The quarter of Swedish ladies who sang with such success a fortnight azo at the concert of Marotzek Fryer achieved a genuine triumph | of the teder of their native land, Expression and night in some and delicucy were the most cuuractoristic feuturey of their singing, Mr. Shorwood, the piauist, played the Grieg concerto—the one in which Boscovitz zained laurels in Philadelphia & icw weeks since. gained a genuine success by his admirable to emotional touch and intelligent reading in a work ix, to say tho least of it, iragmentary. Mr. Sherwood hniqne, thi Incohereney tn the expression of musical ideas may be charged against G Scandini the Gret mov that would reo composers. It is as i{ the poor melody was in eg iu this concerto, The one motive ot vian origin which the composer introduces in ent is tortured into fantastic shapes the heart of one of the old scbool of the bands of a musical Torquemeda or an instramental Bashi-Bazouk. who sang for tho first Wednesday, and who appeared again last in two Danish songs, Mr. time with Thomas George Werrenrath, the tenor, on night iw not likely te become uw favorite with the metropolitan public. Gade’a sym- phony tn C minor, Horneman’s “Fairy Overture,” Lum- bye’s “Visions in a Dream” and Svendsen’s ‘*Coronation Mareh’’ were the orchestral selections. There was a wood deal of sameness in the style of the compositions, There will be « matinée concert given by Thomas to- day apd on Monday Beethoven will occupy the entire bil, The price of the Hraxp to-day and henceforth be three cents. THE BROOKLYN THEATEE. Sheridan Knowles’ play of “The Hunchback” will performed at this house last evening to a brilliant and appreciative audience. The cast was a noted one for Brooklyn, and though there had evidently been much haste in rehearsal, the performance was not only ev- Joyable but poseessed many points for praise. John Mr. ilbert was notat his best os Muster Walter, but £0 good an actor ceuld not fall to weize the salent features of the hunch: back’s characte Miss Katharine Rogers as Julia achieved a success which it is a pleasure to record, and she was warmiy applauded at the close of tho scene where Clifford comes us the secretary. Muss Rose Wood was a bewitching Helen and gai fresh evidence of her excellence as an actress. Mr. Mur- doch, manty. as Sir Thomas Clifford, was painaking Mr. Polk was a fair Modus, and Mr. Wi and kes deserves credit for his rendition of the small part of Stephen. To-night “Tho Rivals” is the play, “The Hancb- back’? being given at tho matinée, SUNDAY CONCERT. A concert will be given by Mr. J. C. Fryer on Sunday evening at Booth’s Theatre, in which Downing’s Ninth Regiment Band, Mile. Belocea, Mme, Maretzek, Sauret, olist und Satter will apvear, The programme Waguer, Gounod and Meyerbeer, The price of the Hema. to-day and “enceforth be three cents. OBITUARY. . DR. JULIUS 8 THEBAUD, will onsist of selections from Rossini, Thomas, Beothoven, will Dr, Jullus 8. Thebaud, who was fatally wounded onthe Lith of the present month, by the explosion of | # cartridge for a breech-loading rifle that he was pre- paring, died at his residence, No. 9 East Thirteenth street, yesterday. For tho last nine days ho suflered feartul agony on account of the nature of his wound. A portion of the brass trom the cartridge had embedded itself in the lung, while a projecting point lacerated the rt, causing» Rew Wound at euch pulsation. c examination, with blood, helu Anody The rity around the heart was found at the post mortem Yesterday afternoon, to be tilled were administered to him by His attendant physicians, Sands, Reynolds and Stmp- son, but never to any gre extent, at bis own desire, The deceused was trequently visited in his iilness by Cardinal McCloskey, the Vicar General Father Quinn wand the venerable Thurlow Weed, all warm triend: the now departed Dotior, yester r years u warm affection bad existed between two. ‘The deceased was born at Morristown, N. J., on 28th of October, 1827, and was consequently im js of Mr. Thurlow Weed remarkod that it will be no easy task to fill the pi So abiy occupied by Dr. Thebaud in the medical world. F the the the forty-ninth year of his age atthe time of his death, He came of old Kuickervocker stoc! of the old tirm, in this city ‘The the Crosby Stroet College, gave promise of being an Leaving New York he walked the London, his tather being ot Bouchaud & ject of this sketch graduated in , while stil young, honor to his proiession, aod Vienna hospitals lor several years, working with inde- fatigable evergy to master thoroughjy the science of healing. lished bimseif im Leroy place. success las been wonderiul, world his deleate and suce: In 1951 he returned to New York and estab- Since that time mis and among the medeat ful manipulation of com- plicated surgical caves, notably im hthotomy, gained for bim @ national renown. Mid all bis successes he never /orgot the poor, and all being sick and in need were cared for by bit wants were attended to, ent times with nearly all the or sent to hospitals, where t He was connected at di ompitals in the city. He was also attached to the Catholic Orphan Asylum, the Fonngling Asylum, St. Vincent's Hospital, Fleventh street, the Colored Home and others numerous Lo mention. several original msiruments of his own device, which were much admired. ably on surgical matters, He leaves ehiidren, m too A few yours ago bo paid a visit France and presented the Parisian surgeons with He also wrote consider. widow and eight He desired shortly before death came to his rehef that bis tuneral might be of the most unosten- pallbearers or po buried simply, ax serv) The we had lived simply. | tatious character possible, and that there should be no pol any kind, for be wanted to be funeral will be held at St, Franets Xavier's chareti, to which be velonged for many years, and the Cardio i Is reported, will be presedt ou the sud occasion, The interment will take place at Calvary Cemetery. Among his mourners will be French residents in this ett An inquest as to the cause of death, SAMUEL LENOX, jarge number of poor The Coroner will hoid Samuel Lenox, one of the oldest Freemasons in New Jers ninety-four, He was a native of Ireland, and w in bigh esieem, was apparently bale and hearty, RICHARD FULLER, D. D, died in Trenton on Thursday evening, aged beld Until a tow days belore his death he Rev. Dr. Richara Fuller, aged seventy-two-years, pastor of Kutaw place Baptist church, in Baltimore, died in thas city yesterday. He was born in Bow 8. C., and ordained a auiutster in 1833, He wi Baltimore in 1847, tort, w | SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF OCTONER AND NOVEMBER, ‘Steamer. Sails, | Destination) Office Germanic. . jOet Liverpoot.. 87 Broadway 1 Oe | Liverpool, . |6¥ Broadway 69 Hroadwa' 112 Bowling ( vet jos vido :| Bremen Get 21] Gtassow. 1.17 vet Havre... Get 24.) Liverpool. [2 ee Liverpool. Jct Glasgow Ovt Haraburz.. Get 26.| Rotterdam, |50 Broadway Qct 28.| Liverpool, :[37 Broudway L.]Oct 28:] Liverpool. .]15 Broudway Oct 28] Livernoot. 150 Brondw: {]Oet 28" |London, jek Austraia Oct Calitoraia, Oct 3 Get Get sate ity of Rich: Ethiopia Ely i -|69 Broadway 39 Broadway :]2 Bowling Green 55 Broadway Liverpool .| Bremen. -| Havre... Liverpool. -|29 Broadway Liverpool. [1 Howling Green ilamburg. (1 Broadway .| Rotterdam 150 Broadway % pool Broadway Enuland «| Liverpool. . Denmark . London. View Bowling Gres Rhein...) fowling Green, Wyoming .| Liverpool. |29 Broadwa: é Hamburg. {61 brondw .|Liverpool..|15 Broadwi London... |7 Bowling Green ‘Hamburg..[61 Browdway The price of the Hmnaup to-day and henceforth will be three cents. ALMANAC FOR N BUX AND MOOK YORK—THIS DAY. mGH WaTrr Son rises, eve 1110 Sun sets. eve 18 25 | Moon sets, morn 12 55 PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 20, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STE M YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE THLEGRAPH LINK. Steamer Russia (Br), Ci Liverpool Oct 7 and town Ath, with mdse 1 to CG Fri Lath. int 465 24, lon 4 usaed & British bark, bound KE, showing signal letters KG 19th, EB of Nan’ tucket lightsnip, passed @ bark, pain with two boats leaving, one with w sail towing th and heading for the lightship. ‘The Russia arrived at Sandy Hook at 26 AM Steamer The Queen (Br), Bragg, Liverpoot Oct 4 and ueenstown Oth, with mdse and 139 passengers to FW J jurst, Had stron westerly gale Steamer Somerset (Br), Wes Oct 5, with mdge and passengers to WD Morgan, k 10:40 AM; had wosterly gules t 445°), lon 52 40, pursed 4 st ing green, red and e light; 16th, A steamer bound K, showing «blu 17th, lat 42 45, lon 60 40, bark B Cardiff for Norfotk : 18th, lai 41, lon 63 40, brig R WM from Inverkeiting for New York. Stonmer St Liurent (Fr), Lachesnes, Havre Oct 7, vin outh Get Mth, with mdse and 121 passengers to Louis Oct 14, lat 4451, lon 41 TO, passed a British Dark, showing signal letters ‘RH ILQ, bound enst; 1th, Int 44°43, lon 46 05, passed bark Brothers, of Yarmouth; showing sicual letters K VL H, bound west; 20th, Int 40 35, dat Sandy ie Jon 74 Of, passed steamer State of Virginia, bound east, Steamer Cimbria Brandt, Havre Get 7, with mdse ana 387 passengers to Kuuhardt Co. Arrived at sandy Hook wt AM, Had strong westerly gales and bigh sous during the passage: Oct 18, Lat 40 52 Ton 62 42- passed schr Rosebud (Br), from Bridvewater for New York. lator, Doane, Wittnington, NC, 3 days, with mdse to W P Clyde & © ‘Steamer Ashiand, Tnzrabam, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, withm and passsencers to Win P Clude & Co. Steamer Wyanoke, ( or folk, with mdso aud passen- gers to the Old Douinion Steam ship Co, s . Punadeipisn, with mdse to © A Whitney &¢ Hurk Unico (Ital), Sebiaffino, Gloucester 60 days, in ballast to Funch, Edye & Brig Belle of Devon (Br), Tregortha, Lisbon Sept 6, with coffee to Fabbri & Chauncey sept 13, Lut 37 40, lon 8s 17, spoke bark Anos (Nor), hence tor Bristol, and ‘suppli with provisions trom her Brig Alice (of Belize, Hon), Montgomery, Truxillo 23 days, with hides, &e, to Evyers & Hein) Sehr Lurk (of Cuiais), Hutchinson, NS, 23 days, with plaster to ma Is bound to Baltimore; put in for a arbor. ‘Schr W L Burroughs, Smith, Wilmington, Nu, 5 4ays, with naval stores to Win P Clyde & Co, me Sehr Althea, Darby, Virginia, Schr Saran Lavinin, Anderson, Virginia, Sehr Wm Allen Lewis, Balti Sebr Joreph J Pharo, Soper, Georgetown, DG. Kehr Wm Wharton, lucaulew, Georgetown, DC. Schr HS Marlow, Pine, Kennebec 4 days, with fee to masteg, Is boand to Washington, DC. ‘Schr Governor, Eaton, Portsmouth, NH, 12 days, in bal. last to HW Loud & Co. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitehburg, Springer, New Bedford for Now York. Steamer Elect York Rebr Acara, Windsor, Schr Wm & Barr (Br), Douglass, 8t John, NB, for New ort “Behr Sophia Behrmann, Smith, New Maven for Now Y “Sehr MJ Laughton, Hollowell, Whiting, Me, for New ork. Sehr Mary Ella, Staples, Portsmouth, NH, for New York, Sele Minnie Lawrey, Spear, Rockland for New York. Schr Mary Brewer, Saunders, Koekland tor Now York. Selir Whistler, Keefe, Taunton for New York. Selir Neliio ssrown, Kelly, Boston for New York. Sehr Shamrock, Troy. Providence for Ha debr Sparkie, Shropshire, Providence for N Sehr Wm Morrell, New London tor New York. Schr Helen Mur, Ward, Providence for New York. Sehr Starlight, Robbins, New Haven for New Y or Wm Whitebead, Titus, Boston for New Yor, ‘ur Boston Nickerson, Boston for New York. he RS Dean, MeComber, Tauntun for New York Schr Emma L Gregory, Thorndike, Rockland for New York. Sebir Julia Nowe, Shophard, Rockport for New York. Sehr Win Connors, Breslin, New Hedtord tor New York. Schr H Blackman, Arnold, Providence tor Now York, Selir MJ Russell, Russell, Boutord for New York. r Katie (rant, Blcehill, Me. for New York, ight Pesceduie, "Caswell, Narragansett Pier for New ‘ork. Setir J H Bartlett, Harris, Providence tor Sehr Wm f Elmer, Tribbi Sebr Peeriess, Smith, Po Behr Fred Tyler, Sehr F Merwin, Bunce, Providence f¢ Sehr GL, Lovell, New Bedford Boston w Lave: ery, Rockland for Now York, ee for New York, Young, Providence for New York. (ot Bungor), Smith, Bangor for New Sel a, Newport for Hobok Sehr Tunis Depew, Baker, Boston fur New Y Sebr Aun Elizabeth, Cousins, Providi Sehr J MeNiebols, Robimson, Boston Sehr D Kain, Enituerson, Portiand, Ut, for Sebr Uld Boothbuy for New Yor Schr Reading Rit"No 34, Adams, Saybrook Zor Philadel- ia. Palthe Liberty, Merrill, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Sahwa, Mitebell, Lyan ior Now York? 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Campbell, I’ Schr Rival, Danton, . abiis tors 4 Seb Sarah Shurbert, Donnelly, Lynn for s eur Bedubedac, Knowlton, Proviaence Se Sele A Gurney, Cura A Hayden, tr ow York. for New York, a tor Now Yor tor New York. n for New York. ation, Crosby, Bi Keunedy, Bost Behe Anuler, Bei Belie Decors, Ter Behe MN Lcath, Nichols, sow Yor. Sehr Lucy Baker, Alien, © ast Greenwich for New York, dele DD Freeman, Boston for New York. Sehr if \ New Yor. Retr Decatur Gukem taker, New York, Reber 6M Warford, 3 for New York. wor tor New York. . |, Me, for New York. nis for Now York: Boothbay for New Bebe Ri Sehr B Sehr J 5 Lamprey, Sou on tor New York, Sehr Harvest, Corwin, Somerset for New York. Sehr MH Rand, Konney, Boston for New Yori, Sele Willie Martin, Montier, Portland tor Piiladetp! Sehr Klien M Pennell, Thompsou, seston for New York, Nebr tH tinntiey, Huvtley, Providence for New York. senr Kochoko, Fartingtun, Soscon for New York, Sehr Jonathan Cone, White, Koekport for New York, Sehr J J Harris, Hudson, Boston tor New York. sehr Barbura, Jones, New Bedtord tor New York, 1.8 Bridges, Gandy, Calais tor New York. ington, Leek. Bangor tor Now York. Bene L 8 Barnes, Dean, assett Narrows lor New York. Behr Cornelia, Black, Providence fur Now York, Bebr Ada Herbert, Alien, Providence for Now York, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1876 a } ‘Sebr arab Jane, Sleeper, New, for New Yorn. Sene Alida, Bunnin, Boston for New York, Behe A Bartlett, Smith, Boston for New York. Sehr Marstali O Perriu, Beckwith, Bostou for New York. elu Ocean Wave ovidence for 3 1, Boston for Philadelphia, webec tor Kew Yor, 1, Boston for Philadephia, ‘awiucket for New York. Providence for ) ‘Norwich for Providence for New York. af Spring Bird (ir), SelrJ B Canningha: jon for New York, Selir A Scranton, Wright, for New York. Setir © © Smith, ‘Atwood, Taunton for New York. Y Scar Matthew Vassar, Jr, wy, Beatord for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Tallapoosa, McRitchie, Washington, DC, for Bos ainer Bolivar, Geer, New York for New London and N he Henacp Teuxorarn Staton, |} Winitastos, LI, Oct 20, 1876. ‘The above list comprises a part of the fleet which has been kept back through stress of weather during the past ten days. The remainder (some 200 sail) will probably Ket here to-morrow if wind favors, Long Island Sound being lit~ graily choked up with vessls from sands Point to the ce. The price of the Hxnarv to-day and henceforth will be teree cents, CLEARED. Steamer Germanic (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool via Quee town—RJ Cortis, pitesmer Caledonia (Br), Allison, Glasgow—Henderson ‘Steamer Anchors, Br, Sansom, Port au Prince, Savanilla, Dallas, Hines, Fernandina via Port WT & Co. Mauro, Glasgow—Henderson ir City of tM Steamer eater Clyde & Co. Steatuer Anthracite, Grumley, Philadeiphia—Jas Hana. Steamer Ucturora, Reynolds, Baltimore—Wam Dulzell. chip Crelone, Visld, “sydney, NSW-K W Cameron & 0. Ship Red Gauntlet (Br), Bowie, Liverpool—Charlos L Wright & Co, Bark Progress (3 tens, 5 tens. Burk Gtorgina orders—Jobn C Burk Louis . Wilmington, , Nielsen, Gloucesier, E—Louis Te- Lufra (Nor), Lorentzen, Southampton—Louts Te- (Ital), Bertoletto, Cork or Falmouth for Seager. ' eh (Ger), Stuwe, Antwerp—C Tobias & Do. Hark Brazil, Purdy, Bordeaux—Boyd & Hincken, Burk Caro, Gay, Progreso—Ev ans, Hail & Co. Bark Amaranth (Ger), Braver, Savannab—Uhas Luling & 0. dehr Theresa, MeQuinn, Para—G Amsinex £ Co. Seur DM Bisbee, Libby, Montego Bay, Ja—G Wessels. PRB J Wenberg & bth OM Marrett, Iteod” Mayaxuer, 0, Schr Wm L Burroughs, Smith, Wjlmington, NC—Wm P Clyde & Vo. pci Louise Birdsall, Warren, Alexandria, Ve—Slaght & etsy. sloop Ed Crolius, Jarvis, Perth Amboy, NJI—J E Jarvis, SAILED. i of Dallas, for Fernundina, &c; Isnac Bel Nortolk; bark Jane Adeline, Laguayra aud Porto Cabell brig Oliver Cutts (Br), Port au Princo; scl: Addie Wessels, Pointe. Pitre. Wind as sunset. ENE: at midnight, ENE. Barometer at sunset, 0.06; at widnight, 29.08, The price of the Hunarp to-day and henceforth wil de three cents. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sarr Atice Venxanp, Gould, trom Mojitlones for Eurcpe, ut into Montevideo previous to Oct 14, luaky. She is fully Fivured in Boston aud ocher offices, Steamer ‘Suir Trownutex (Br), from Melbourne, at San Francisco er l2, reports:—Blow away lower toretopsall during the voyuxe. Bark ELLEN Stevens, Stera, for Philadelphia, which put back to Leyiorn leaky bas been thoroughly overhuuled nud on the 4th iust was nearly ready to reload about 250 tons of marble and about 100 tous rags. Bxic Favstixa, from Cardiff for Havana (before reported), jandoned Sept 13 in las 43, lon 14. Soux Grorcx Kitnorn, of Bangor, before reported aban- doned, was buund to Boston and encom hold. ‘The deck load o| despite all efforts, at 3 Ad on Monday the vessel was tu tumber was thrown overboard, but and the sea breaking over her inacloar breach. At 10 o'clock the cabin washed off ueck, and all provisions and water wero lost. i'r.m that hour till taken off what re- mained of the vessel, hours, the crew were without food or water. They left the veesel whoa she was rolling heavily and rapidly broaking up. All lost everything they had ex cept the clothing they wore. The meu suffered acutely from cold, being obliged to stand knee deo, in water which cov. ered the deck. Scum Ntax7i0, Morris, of aud from Taunton, with « of pails, fur New York, was dismasted the 14th in: taken tm tow by sehr Harriet Gardner, of Taunton, and doavored to reach ‘Landon, but was compelled to al don ber the same night, when botween Fishe: sland and Montauk Point. The crew took t» heir boat and landed sutoly weac Fort Pond Bay, LI, und arrived at Now London 19th, on their way home to Taunton. Capt Morris tainks the vessel sunk soon after leaving ber. Scur Pantaza, McDade, from Couassett Narrows for New Haven, put into Newport, Ri. Oct 20 with loss of malt iy and foretopsail, having loxt them coming out of Bus: Bay in the blow of the 14th. Scum Utatcmn, Lockeport, NS, was ashore at Barrington Oct 12 and bilged. Scurn Rovat Oak, from Calais, {f° ashore Oct 12 at Win- ter Harbor and sprung « leak; will repair. Scur Haneinxerr, trom Bangor for Newport, at Vineyard Oct 18 reports that on the morning of 17th, during NW gale, when between Cape Cod and Capo Elisa: ppe 4 which washed overboard Jobn Smith, lymou.b, Mass, who was drowned; lost jib. wyer, trom Quebse ‘as sdays, and some anxlesy is being felt ty. Twenty per ceut premium was paid on her Insurance in Boston, Oct 18. Quick Passacr—The bark Harriet P Hussey, Capt Dar- rah, arrived at Charleston, SC, Oct 17, from Boston, afters short passage of five duys. Guoversten, Oct 20—Fisbing sehr Minnie Bell, which was has turaed up all sai Oct 19—Bark Irene (Br), om, wich put back to Queb has been surveyed und found to be leaky; she is urdered to discharge cargo and dock for repairs. 20th—The steamer Ludy H been ordered to pro- ceed to Mutane and tow in quaraasine the schr Marie Loniso with about 90 persons on bourd, the captain huving died of smallpox. The loss on the North Shore of 6 fishing xchooners is re- ported. In one instunee the crew. 7 iu number, perished. ixrxatos, N 0—An unknown brig is ashore at New Inlet ba: NOTICE TO MARINERS. Parry, from Quebec ¥ being ashore, —WITH SUPPLEMENT. Orrics or Licurnovse Ixsrxctor Tarp Disraicr, ToMPainsviLise et 20, 1876, A tparbnoy (horizontal stipes) been placed oa the gouth side of © sunken schooner, southward of Penfold 01 Kearings—Stratiord Point, NE by E{E; Pine Peint, old Reef, N by E, show at low water. A © RBIND, Com USN, Lighthouse Inspector Third SPOKEN. Ship Monte Rosa, Carter,trom San Franciseo for Queons- town, Sept 26, lat 10 N, lon 118. ‘Siip Mount Washington, Perkins, from Hamburg tor Hong Kong, Sept 3, 1a 13 28 N, lon 25 W., Ship Jacob A Stamler, Crystall, from Liverpool for New York, Oct 2 3 11 Su, (Bri, Vauce, from Neweastle, E (June 19) for Jat 205, lon 22 90 W. Ludwig (Ger), liolljes, trom Antwerp for int 49 40, lon 11 50, Bark Johanne Marie (Ger), Gustavus, from Hamburg for New York, Sept 24, lat 41 19, lon 2° Bi D Stover, Pierce, trom New York for Cienfuegos, ‘Oct & lat 24 20, lou Bark Rookwood ( 1, from Noilo for New York or Boston, Oct 14, lat lon — (all woll). A bark, showing LENT, from Liverpool for New Urloans, Was soon Sey 7. lat 38 40, lon 11 2: Brig WN iM Clements (Br), Lewis, from New York tor London, date, lat 48 16, lon G2 YO (by arrival at Port Medway (et 16) Bombay, Aug 19, Bark Johann iy (Br), Gow, cl 4444, lon 49 48, brig AJ Pottneill, Hall, from Cardi for Bermuda, Sept 27, lat 44 36, lon 2 Sebr Grace Ancrews, Andres neiro, Sept 6, lat 16 47 N, lon 26 The price of the Huraip to-day and henceforth will be three cents, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwenr, Oct 20—Arrivod, ship Island Home (Br), Smith, Baltimore. Suilod from Flashing 20th, ship B D Motealf (Nor), Knud- sen, Now York. Avugnoni—Arrived, via Gibraltar, Bursrow, Oct 20—Arrived, steamer Arragon (Br), Symon: New York. Butvasr, Oct 19-Sailed, ship Ai United States. Borveavx, Oct 19—Arrived, sehr Charles Platt, Sha-p, Baltimore. : Brexkx. Oct 10—Arrived, ship Britisn Queen (Br), Brooks, Philsdelpbia, Arrived 18th, steamer Nurnberg (Ger), Jaeger, Balti- from Sligo for Sydney, CB, from Pensacola for Rio Ja- oa WwW. ik Carrie L Tyler, Tyler, New York je M Law (Br), Hilton, more. Sailed 19th, ship Promier, MeGilvery, North America; Rovendaie, for do. Cann Oct 20—Arrived, schr Grace Bradley, Vesper. Stettin. Domus, Oct 19-Sailed, back Mistletoe (Br), Delap, North America; brig Snap (Nor), Knuasen, United Statos. ELstnone, about Oct 13—Suiled, bark a, Burgess (trom Croustadt), New Yor! Goote, Vet 18—Arrived, bark Eyr (Nor), Lammers, Phil- adeiphia. Guxxwock, Oct 20-Sailed, ship Otago (ir), Gullison (vom Belfast), Philadoiphix, Grmwacran, Oot 15 -Arrived, brig Clytie, Dow, Now York ; 20th, bark Pekin, Kline, do for Trieste. GeNOA, Oct 16—Arrived, barks Sloipner (Nor), Anderson, Baltimore; 18th, Eva U Pisk, Brown, New Urleans, Salted 17th, sehr H V Kelsey, Randall, United States, Hue, Oct 18=Arrived, bark Willie MeLarren (Br), Me- Larren, Baltimore. Sailod 19th, Lark Gentile (Ite-), Boccatagliata, United Btates | do tor Typ Maver, Oct 18—Arrived, barks JB Duffas (Br), Shaw, New York; 20th, Georgtotta, Small, Baltimore. Hoxe Koxa, Oet;13—In port ship Soathern Cross, Hughes for Munila and Boston. Livemroot, Uct 20-Bailed, bark Felix (Rus), Xhuovinen, United states, Lowpox—Arrived at Gravesend Oct 20, 10 AM, steamer Holland (Br), Heely, New Yors. Lumexiex, Oct 19—Sailed, barks Francesca (Ital), Castel- Jano. United States; Vaaren (Nor), Pedersen, do. Loxvoxpenry, Oct 20—Arrived, park Addie H Cann (Br), Jenkins, Baltimore, Lxcnoax, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Carrara (Ital), Pontre- moli, Philadelphia, Newky, Oct 17—Sailed, harks Alexander Campbell+ Bunker, Unitea States; Francesco Avogno (Ital), Gazzolo, do. Pont Cuaruxns, Oct 18—Sailed, steamor Australia (Br), Cargill, San Francisco, QueENstowN, Oct 18—Arrived, barks Tio y Subrino (Sp), Renteria, and Jennie Armstrong (Br), Thompson, Baltt- more; Eugenio (Aus), Ferovich, do; Tjomo (Nor), Larsen, and Georgia (Aum, Medanich, New York; Dio Fili (Aus), Promuda, do; Mindet (Nor), Ingebrethsen, do; Brodrone (Nor), Eveusen, do; Centaur (Ger), Offorsen, Astoria, O; 20th, Artlere Giovannt (Aus), Ivancich, Philadelphia; brigs Wexford (Br), Foster, Charleston; Olinka (Aus), Franguil, Baltimore tor Dublin; schrs Julia A Browm, Nickerson, Boston; WL Bradley, Chase, do. Also arrived 20th, noon, steamer Bothnia (Br), MeMickan, New York tur Liverpool (ard proceeded). Sailed 20th, steamer City of Richmond (Br), Brooks (trom Liverpool), New York, Rotrenvam, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Jason (Ger), Grimm, Baltimore. Sypsxy, NSW, Oct 11—Arrived, York, Caverly, San Franciseo via Honolulo, Sterrix, Oe 18—Sailed, bark Rhea (Ger), Budig, N York. i TaGannoc, Oct 9—Sailed, bark Rosa (Ital), Cacace, New York. . TkxxL, Oct 19—Sailed, Sneeklokke, for Savannah. City of New WEATHER REPORT, Livenroot, Oct 20, PM—Wind E hght; barometer, 30.153. Puyaouru, Oct 20, PM—Wind NE ; gentle breese; cloudy. The price of the Hxnatv to-day and henceforth will be three cents. FOREIGN PORTS. Batavia, Avg 28—In port bark Alice Reed, Kelleran, for Engliso Chanue! CALCUTTA, Bi for New York 12—In port, ships Aminta (Br), Myler, nyon (Br). for de; Astracana (Br), James, for Boston; Compta (Br), Hart, for sav Francisco; Ivan: hoo, Werriman, for Bombay; bark BF Buek, Curtis, for ie. Sailed from Saugor Sept 9, ship Janet Cowan (Br), Camp- bell, New York. Chartered, bark Haidee (Br), for San Francisco, Dentemans, Oct 9—Arrived, bark St Lawrence (Br), Doe, Baltimore, ied Oct 7, brig Chesapeake (Br), Willson, Baltimore, uKaLTan, Oct 1—Arrived, steamer Acton (Br), Robson, Muiaya (and sailed same day for New York). Sailed sept 29, bark Maipo (Sp), Font (trom New York), now aul Bort Oct 2, bark Ada P Gould, Merritt, from New York, i ssed Ist, American bark SATB, from west to cast. Cleared Sept -9, brig K A Barnard (Br), Willeby, An- cous. piavat, Oct G—Sailed, bark Kate Williams, Hal jedfard. Gatia, Aug 23—Arrived, brig Susan E Voorhia, Fulford, Cal nd sailed Sept 13 tor Fuise Point and Cochin). Chartered Sopt 13, bark Kthan Allen, Hardy, to lond ar- rack tor Madras ws 25s. and oil and copprab for Chettagong, the latter on shin’ nt. Hatrax, Oct 19—Arrived, steamer Caspian (Br), Trocks, Liverpool’ (and eal ior Baltimore. Tn port 20th, steamer Farraday (Br), proparing to leave tor London. Livearoot, KE, Oct 17—Arrived, ship Lord Lytton (Br), Dukin, st Juin, NB Mavassak, Aug 7—In port bark Francis Lambreth, Da- yidaon, trom Bytavia, arrived Aug 15, to loud for Amster- aun. Monrxvipxo, Sept 4—Arrived, bark Arietta, Nichols, New York. revious to Oct 14, ship Alice Vennard, Gould, New Arrived Mejillones for Europe (se Miscellany), ‘Arrived Sept Ll, bark Tatuora (Br), Stapf, Shields, Suiled Sopt 2, ship Ceferina (Br), Campbell: Mejillones Iu port Sept 7. barks Undine (ier), New York; Justl- tia (Ger), Nojabr, for do; brig Walter Sinith, Bivloy, unc, GNOxtmian, Oct! 1—Arrived, stoumer Austrian, Wyle, insuow. Cleared 17th, bark Kullisto, Stra; Pour Mxoway, Oct 16—Arrive Dublin for shelburne, tor orders, Pictou, Oct 17—Arrivea, ship County of Pictou (Br), from Liverpool; sehr Nellie’ Dinsmore, Parker, Gloucey: ter, B. ‘Quesxc, Oct 18—Arrived, stoamer Enmore, Holman, Ant- werp for Montreal. arrived 20h, hip Gleniffer (Br), Cumming, Glasgow for jontreal. Cleured 18th, steamer Dominion, Roberts, Live ips Zoulandia, Alien, Greenock; Imperiai, Morrison, drke Anna Dells, Iversen, London; Alma, Jobau: nesen, do. Banoo, Sept 4—Arrived, ship Inspector (Br), Erakine, Bombay, to load for Ruropo. Kio JAxgimo, Sept 7—Arrived, brig H P Dewey, Smith, Rosario; 12th, bark G M Tucker, Merryman, Buonon Ayres, Nailed Sept 7, brig Samuel Lindsay, Gibson, Thowas: 8th, shy Glencve (Br), Oliphant. Oroxen; barks Ruth Top 1g (Br), Krickwen, und Niord (Nor), New York (both be- fo reported cleared for New Orleans) ; brig Tyrus (Sw), Hallzren, Hampton Roads; sehr Mary Aunie (Br), Ernest, Baltimore; 10th, sehr CH Foster, Coombs, Savannah; 1ith, bark Union (Br) do; sche Clara (Br), Slubers, ‘ow Orlouns: 12th, bai jo V Huxg, Stoed, Bulti- more; Fairy Beile (Br), We w York; i3th, seis News (Dureb), Nagel, Baltimore;’ Lamoine, Leach, Hampt Roads, in port Sept 16, ships Yoromite, Mack, from Boston for San Francisco, rope: Carrie Clark, Stowell: © P Sargent, Sweet; Prussia, Stenson; Geo SkolGold, Forsaith; Sasan more, Ourver, Alexander, Murphy, and Bertha, Mill, c: barks OM Hame, Hume, and Cricket, Kean, for Bal: tlmore; brigs Jas M 1, Glover: Rubi Dillion, Davis; Johnson; Water Witch, Tanner: Amelia’ Emma, Sullivan, Murphy, and Kromuin, Wyman, une; senra Hebe (Dan), . wusen, for Baltimore (cleared) ; Nobil (Ger), Kylpert, tor United States; Kath Robinson, Rogors, and Nancy Smith, Boyd, une. ‘Also in port Sept 16, barks General Fairchild and Fanny Skolfieid, shields, unc. Swanowar, Sopt 12—Arrived, ship Washington Libbey, Harmon, San Francisco vie Victoria, In port Sept 18, bark Lady Elizabeth (Be), Cobbett, for ork, 14g. NGArOuR, Kept 2—In port, ship Don Quixote, King, for London: bark Varona (Br), Groundwator, for Now ¥ Queenstown. , brig Blanco (Br), Foster, Voule, SYDNEY, NSW—The date’ of the vessels in port In yoster- day's edition should have been Sept 22 (aot as misprinted), at Jonx, NB, Uct 1s—Arriveu, brig Laura B (tbr), Dun- ham, Cork. Cleared i8th, schr Carrio Sunndera, Saunders, Barbados, « » Sant M0-In_ port, barks O 8 Busnnall, Muyo for New Yo.«. dg: Midas, for Catania and Mandy Hook; Vesu- vio (tui), Cacace for k, dg; brig Dauntiens, Wil- Niams for Pernambuco and Santos, Vierouia, Oct L1—Salled, bark Lats, Melbourne, YomomAwA, Sept 2é—in port, ships linpersal, Cras Lothalr (iin) Orehard, for New York, dg, Dark Urotauma, Gove, for do, do. 'Pex Steamer Russa.) Aupnrossan, Oct 5—Suiled, Ktheibert, Bourne, San Fran- £0. renin. Oct 5—Saiied, Ella Moore, Shaw, Now York. Aexanpaia, Sept 28—Arrived, krmidia, Petrotoisel, New ‘ork. "ASCENSION, Sept 4—Passed, M & E Cox, Barnsley, from Bimlipitam for London. Bnisrot, Oct 6—Areived, Syringa, StJohn, NB; Salem, New Bruuswick. phOsTON, B, Get 6—Arrived, Alfuria, Touder, Philadel. ane Wav2x, Oct S—Sailed, JoNa Mann, Gibson, New ‘Praky, Oct Axel New York. Boupxavx, Oct 4-5 ui, New York, Safled trom Panillac Bull River; Emi- Bouton, New York. Caraul¥, 2d, Ren, for New York; Cassie Jameson, Jameson, do, Batavia, Aug 23—Swled, Moses B Tower, Hallett, Aus- tralia, Conk, Oct 3—Arrived, Disco, Allen, Montreal; Sth, Lot- tie, J mi St John, NB. . Sept 24—Arrived, American Bagle, MeMahon, « below) a. Hopt 9—sailed, Fort Oct 6—Sailed, Liuo, Tybee. th.J P Wheeler, Thomson, London for New York; C F Elwell, Crosby, do tor Lewes, Anchored 6th, Kaistaat, Johosen, London for New Or- Jeans; 7th. Vincenzo erotto, Corvaja, Hall tor New York, Also anchored 6th, Johanna, Koepke, London for New York; 7th, Kodiak, Peters, do for do: HL Routh, Young, saama, Lundborg, do for Baltimore. Dore, to Oct 8—Onl, Evviva, Pharo, Mull, tor Savannah, Sailed Sth, Amor, Premuda, Baltimore. Duaiay, Oct 5—Arrived, New Era, Sawyer, San Francisco; C £ Kobinson, Breen, St Jobin, NS; Harttord, from Frepxuicia, Oct 3 . Cups F Pedersen, New jailed, Haselhurst, Goudy, Hampton osby, Trofry, do; 7h, 1, Reuter, Da- . Taylor, Singapors Orleans; Akbar. ©. Dea, ow Gordo: Balled Sd, Ernte, Nicholt-h M Width, Moller, Ricamon an, Montreal. 2—Arrived, Betsoy Gude, Duo, New 3—Sailed, Po, Schiaffino, Philndelphia, GiuckNti—Sailed from Porto Empedocle Sept 28, Fran- ‘odara. Bultinore ; 30th, Sits, Balsamo (from Cas tra. savin), Providence. Hout, Oct 6—Suiled, Otus, Falek, New Orleans; Vaseo de Gama, Mortensen, Savannal. Hamaura, Uct 4—Arrived, Pommeranta (s), Sebwensen, New York. 'y Wiggins, Dexter, Cardiff; Sth, Andreas, Rits, Salvesoa, New York. Arrived at Cuxbiven oth, Donald Ferguson, Ross, Pabel- lon de Hive, © : sailed 4th, Dagroar, Bolt, York, Havuk, Ot 5—Arrived, Hdward Kidder, Petersen Bom- indy Hook, det +"Arrived, Jerpuen, Sorensen, New York. Sailod_oeh, Countess of Dufferin, Tegan, Baitimore. Of do 7th. Hu on, Pepper, from St Jon, NB. POOL, Vet s—Arrived, Vicks sur k, Quebec; x, Cox, Chatham, NB; sth, .° lark, irewssi bay : Oliver Emery,’ Swatbeid ¢ 7th, itinde, Haro Figer, Kruver, Quebec; Elphinstone, Wathue, doy 2 Stratford, Neiison, *, Sveussen, Three Kivers: Wiscoasin (8), Forsyth, New ith Carmichael, MeEuchren, Bay iliones; Glengarry, rkiiiil, dos Mury Ja el, Beth ri on (s), Scott, Queber Beoti, dot Inane Webl rqunart, Ne Burns, Sandy Hoo Mi 0 ht hia; Marin W Norwood, Audrows, Key’ West; Garibaldi, Zachariasou, New Orlesns; 6th, Jas Peake, Ber: Ty! Taiand ‘Queen, Conninghain, do txen, Dobvoy: silo, Teilepon, Hamptoa Road: Dufferin, Stoeves, Ty hee Clewred Sth, Mary P Kitel Kitchen, Lewes, Del Prince, Hamiiton, Hampton Roads; 6th, Bonny Doon, New York: Longdale, Jenkinson, Sax Francisco; Mardoil, Nacrup, Hampton toads; Prince Charlie, Irvine, Kur! ache webbed ; ing, 2 ow, do; Fiedrensiandet, Nieb jo; ith, d, Smith, Wontrent; Hudsou, Knight, New York fered out, for New York); Harriot tt MeGilvery, -, Oot —Arrived, Aucur, Anderson, (and Blake, Raagoon; Terso, Abrahamson, Quobec. Cleared Sth, Lauca Emily, Jonuson, Ty 6th, Livor- pool, Lambert, Now Vork; Australia (s), Side Vindi. mir, New York: 7th, Canada (s), Sumger, doy An- sonia, Peilerano, Baltiinore. aired 7th, John Carupvell, Hankinson, New Yor! ‘hares (8) Jue hee. Railet Sth, P Wheeler, Now it! York: CF Elwell, voluware, Kodiak, Now York; Liautor, do; Prineipio, do; 7th, Marietta W, New York, y—.~ saad S—Arrived, Auguste Quinte, Amedes, Sailed Sth, Riberia, Barrow and St J Loxpowoxnay, Oct 6—Arrived, Violet, It Phan Sc atathene: ete ewman, Mental Lucio, Oct 3--halled, Vigillaie, Pultou, New ¥ a_i Oct S—sailed, Chas E Gitson,’ Emery, ARSHILLES, Oct 3—Salled. Orleans: 4the Minule @ Lod, Sie, ee Ein ing. Balt Mapriea, Sept 24—Arrived, Percy, pote ‘Anne’ Beal, Pyman, Paitin St A Folsoms ase, Bos od Sept 25, Benj Diek hi Tolands, wront, Oci Scarrived: Madiuainea, Hares Maltte iss, Sept 20-—Arrived, Teresa Carmela, Searma, New ork. Turwourn, Oct 6—Sailed, Adelia Carlton, Newhall, Ham- pton Roads, PPoerxovns, Oct 4Put in Success, Stibbert, Antwerp i “ “Pontiaxp, Oct 4—Sailed J F Mann, Deutsch (from Phila: deiphia). Stettin : (Gcacairows, Oet 6—Arrived, Ocean Queen, Finals; Mon treal. Rocuxstsz, Oct 6—Arrived Mazeppa, Péttersen, Baltl more. Korrerpam, Oct 4—Cleared, Fi Svanoe, Baltimore; Geo B Doi Porning, Sandy Mook.” z Rocuxtix, Oct sailed, Anna, Wabl, Sandy Hook. Sattyey, Vet S—Arrived I attic, North America, stock TON, Oct 6—Suiled, Hawkhove, tor Delaware. * Oct 5—Arnived, Inga, Haroldsen, : mith, Smith, Tit Cover; 6th, Araminte, Stans. bury, Pensacola. ‘Sciuty, Oct 6—Sailed, Cheshire, Batchelder, Greenock. Se ABAY A, 20— Arrived, Samar. Miller, Batavia, ailed Aug 22. N C Sivley, Colson, Probilingo. Stuaits ov SuNDa, Aux 2—Arrived, Kishou, McDonald (or Howitt), New York for shanghai. TuooN, Oct 5—Arrived, Chieftain, Sonder, Quebec. West ilanrixroot, Oct 6--Arrived, Trenton, McGregor, webec. Otisoor, IW, Oct 6—Anchored, Stefano P (Ital bar Autwerp for Baltimore; Carme! ‘asteliano, do lor New York; Rovigliano, Genaro, London for do, pirtsed Sandows Gil, Angelo (Ital bark), Rotterdam for Ali 6th, Maitli Pi nor and, ‘Ss Bombay for Antwer ft Republic (oe Cobb, (not as before), Mary titution, Young, from Shielde ck and anch with bowsprit uug and forerigging carried away; from owners, Dxat, Oct 6—The bark ¢ for St John ( vyerboard vo lighten vessel, she having been on bei PixKovtn. Oct 5—The Corisande, MacMahon, from Chat. lottotown (deals), has arrived here with loss of decktoad. Papana, punt —Tpe. bark Alice, Shearer (or Dyer), from Cardiff (eral), ha d here. From her log it appears that she has 1d sevhre weather and sustained considerable damaze, ‘The master states that he can make everything good here. “ante, Oct 6—Bark American Ei ), loading Catacola for New York in separted ee: eaunoraw! AMERICAN PORTS ASTORIA, O, Oct 12—Areived, bark Whistler, Clemente, Seiiicae Hark Wobfoot, Wheelwright, San Fri ~ailed—Hark Webfoot, Wheelw BOSTON, Det 20—Arrived. m Vanusen oem, Mainga; Saxon, Snow, Ph East Harbor: bark Zephyri kches Defiance, Thorndyke, New York; D M Y Prescott Haxeltin Malden, Perth, Amboy Baltimore; ET Little? Crawfo Hood, Stee! Taylor & Maahts, Cheeyeman; Ramon Ajuria, McBride; M mma C Babcock, Brower; Adele Truedell, Grace: Caroling Young, Jackaw: Magzie P Smit! Lv ; Sarah AH man, Hoffman; Cl 3 Rebecca Florence, Richards; L W Wheeler, Bowman: & Van Dusen, Godfrey, and Willinm Jones, Robinson, Philadelphia. ‘Also arrived, steamer © M Winck, McDonald, New York; brig Melrose, Griggs, Trinidad, Cuba: schrs Wm A Kelly, Hoboken: Sardinian, Eddy, do; H phi 0, Johnson, “Furl ik a id d do; John Johnson, Messec! 8 Davis, do; J A’Parsona, Scall, do; Jean Simmons, Young, do: Joxeph Baymore, Burve, do: N, man, Robinson, do; MH Hand, Kinney, do; Sarah Wood, Ulekiman, do: ‘Charlotte Fish, Willinms, do: Loakuus, Nichols, do; Clara Leavitte, Lomobard, Baltimore; Hattie M Crowell, Crowell, do; ‘Addie Bialadell, Crowell, do; Emma F Hurt, Crowell, ‘do; Lottie Taylor, do; Samuel Uastner, Pierve, Georgetown, Giewred —Stexinery Parthia (Br), McKay, Livorgoot: Mine nesota (Br), Gleig, hrs Charles Int, McIntosh, Hayti: Seu'Lione Patrick. Mayaquen, PRY Lottie ash, New York; WS Jordan, Mogathiin, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE, Oct 20—Arrived, steamers Wm Crane, Howes, Boston: Vineland, Howes, New York; bark Saj tun (Nor, Fredericksen, Great Yarmouth; bi (tal), Valie, Harwich; sches J H Bt Islands; D F Keeling, Bennett, Arecil bee, Rondout. Below—Brig supposed to be S A Snow (Br), from Deme Bennett, Wilmington, NC, and Ch Foster, Providence; ship Australia (Ger), Weidermann, Liverpool: burks Otac Miho (Aus), Zibliich, Lynn; Kong Gurl (Now), Hansen, Etta 'S (Br), Fraser, Londonderr: Hugo (Sw), M Tisneckav eae mee Caria ara ugo (Sw), Moron, Richmond ; sehr Mary New Hayen; David Ames, Flanders, Boston. Suiled—Bark Manitou; brig Senorita, CHARLKSTON, Oct 17—Arrived, bark Lord Clarendom (Br), Nichols, Liverpool. 19ti—Cleared, steamer Champion (not Charleston), Locke woos: ‘New York (and was detained 20th by heavy weas ther). 20th—Arrived, stoamer Charleston, Berry, New York, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 16—Arrived up, steamers Minerva, (Br), Baker, Leith; Muriel (Br), Thompson Liverpool via Mexican ports; New York, Quick, New York: hips Re= viewer, Brown, Warren Point; Morning Star, illan, Dundes ; Scivto (Hr), Mitcheil, Havre; Gen Shepley, Hutch- inson, Liverpool; brig BN Steenken (Ger), Hashagen, Rie janeiro. ared—Rark Oxford (Br), Watson, Havre. 20th—Cleared, steamer Alice (Br), Ellis, Liverpool, Pass, Oct 20—Arrived, barks Natioual Eagle, iro; Bridgeport, Morgan, Coranue; Choice (Br), Bahia: schr Anita, Honduras NORFOLK, Oct 18—Cleared, steamor Marina (Br), Eth wood, Liverpool; brig Missisiipp! (Br), Marchant, Dem orara. NEW HAVEN, Oct 19—Arrived, brig Morning Tj Griffine, Ponves sches: Rotmey Parker, Parker, Sa Sikes field, Dissosway, Baltimore. i PORT GAMBLE, Oct 12—Sailed, bark James Cheston, Swenton, San Francisca, PORT BLAKELY, Oct 12—Arnivea, bark Martha Rideont, San Frane!sco. PASCAGOULA, Oct 12 to 15—Arrived, brig L M Merritt, Harriman, Galveston: schr Gon Grant, Hawos, Havana tof Pensacola (put in for water and stores). PORT ROYAL, SC, Oct 20—arrived, steamer Montgome- ry, Chester, New York. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20—Arrived, steamers Arles, Whildon, Boston: Tonawanda, Sherman, Provid Vin- dieator, Rogors, do Atu Bllaa, Richards, Now York: bay Guiseppe Boazo tial), Pastorina Cork? schts MM Powe, Gorgint, Brouewick, Gu: William Wilson, Packard, Gardi: ner, vi ‘ilmington, Del, Also arrived, steamers Harrisburz, Worth, Salem; Nore mai liekeraon, Boston (net the Aries ss reported this AM)’ Raleigh, Eldridge, Baltimore: JS Shriver, Woud, Baltimore; barks Tighe (ltnl) “Ferraro, Lisbon; Nipote (Italy. Accame, Genoa; achry Minuio W Grifia, 10K, tland, Dleurad—Steamers Deftance, Shropshire, Fail River: Mi flower, Davidson, York; bark Andreas (Greet) Cocki- W Halg, Dole, Fortress Monroe; Is B Phittps, Baker, Boston, h. Chelsea: J 8 Detwiler, Powell, Wilson, Bartlett, New Bedford; Somerset. Also cleared, steamers Al town, Tuttle, Portland: Read: ing, Colburn, Willluisburg: Rattlosnake, Wiley, Boston: ics Lois (ihe, Raye ; Seotiand, rs, Bos. ton: schrs George Prescott, Guptitl, Port) Babcock, Smith, Boston: Howard A Macomber, Wareham; E A Anderson, Stebbins, Pawtucket; Cordova, Wilson, Bristol. Sailed, steamers Allentown, Rattlesnar Luwss, Del, Oct 19—Went to aon 7 PM. Arrived 29b, barks Nellie J Guoxt (Br), xe! fast; Kmanuel ‘Accame (Ital), Laragna, Liverpool; steamer Albemarle, Gibbs, New York. Also arrived 20th, barks Euplea (Au sy, Lister. Tatth for for orders; Ecuador (hoc Tinches: Dublin: ache Sante Kosa, flereick, Progress and ordered to New Yor! taints (Non "for do: Prancouen Gellagaabe Gs ior New In port Ship Aneroid, barks Ger nania and Onni waiting orders, Wind east; very light. PORTLAND, Me, Oct 18—Cleared, brig Ernest, Lunt (not Sinnott), Matanzas, 19th—Arrived, schrs W D Marvel, and John Bird, Georges town: HE Sampson, aud N W ‘Magee, Philadelphia; T Benedict, Raritan River, 20th—Arrived, schrs LT Whitemore, Georgetown: Hat- tie Ross, Philadelphia; G W Jewitt, Elisabethport: © grew, Philadephia; MA Willey, Alexandria; L Snot ‘hiladeiphia; Ruth Carlisle, do. Clared—Barks Entire, Bowling (Seotland); WH Loring, do: schr Nellie Chase, New York, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 12—Arrived, bark King Philip. Keller, Port Gamble, Suiled—Bark Monitor, Emerson, Humboldt. 18th—Arrived, ship Hora (Br), Wad ington, NZs Arundel Castle (Br), Stoer, Newcastle, jelfast (Br) Brown, do h Wales (ir), Owen, KE; Cliy ob Benares (Br), McDonald, Adelaide; bark Osseo’ (Br), Newcastle, We hips City of Porth (Br), Torrance, Liverpool; , lonred Oberon (Br), Dunn, Queenstown (and both sailed 198 19th—Arrived, ships Rosle Welt, Welt, Neweastle, &; Sem iramis (Nor), Heltieson, do; Tabor, Taylor, Liverpool; Capt Sable (Br). Paze, Ardrossan: Duke of Athol (Br), Peebles Sykney, NSW: John O'Gaunt (Br), Lyall, do; Bu shire (Br), Marland, Astoria: Bayard (Br), eustle, NSW. Cle rod—Ship Young America, Baker, Hr), MeCulloch. Cowell, doz Alaska, Andorso enoy (Fr) orinier, Pxlmouth, E. Sailed—Sbip Savenas (Sw), Myvlin, Queeustowa: Loren Hansen (Ger), Dillwitz, ‘ke. 2Oth—Arrived, ship Medea (Br), Lotta, Sydney, NRW; Gondoren cw). Neteliek, Rio Jéneiro; “Oregua, ‘Curtis, anil. Saliod- Ship Young Amerien, New York. 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