The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1876, Page 12

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1876—QUADRBUPLE SHEET. SOUTH CAROLINA. & RBEMAREABLE POLITICAL MOTORIOUS JUDGE WHirren MEETING~ SPEAKING THE oN THE INVITATION OF DEMOCRATS yous DEMONSTRATIONS bY COLORED KEPUBLI- cans. Couranta, 8, C., Oct. 18, 1876. Of ali the public meetings which this State during the present other has perhaps exe full of significance, as that which took pla: Dia last night. When I siate th Whipper (the corrupt negro politician who was clected Judge of the most important cireuit’in thes atthe Same time with the not less notorious F. J. Moses, Jr, and whose joint ciection has perhaps caused wore ex- citement here and more attention abroad than all the @ther doubtful experiments of bis party in the State), Was presont, and invited by the democratic comimitico hav polities! so much interest, or Was 80 in Colum- tthe notorious W. J, ¥o divide time and speak on the issues of the day as Viewed from his political standpoint, the full import ithe scene may be appreciated. The meeting was an impromptu aftair, Judge T. J. Mackey, who bad just retursed from 4 visit to New York, was invited to deliver an address, and notice baa been given early in the day of his intention to do Bo. He fatled to make the necersary railroad connec- tions, however, dnd did not arrive at the Mined to invite other | Place, aud in accordance with this plan Colonel J. G. Gibps, D. Wyats Aiken (democratic candidate for ‘Congrersman from this district), and Colonel J. G, Bacon delivered stirring addresses in behalf of General Despite tho usaal and standing orders of a large crowd of negroes these speakers in Passing over this part ef the proceedings as of no speciai interest I come ‘The chairman of the meeting unnounced on behalt of the deimocrats Hampton. Mheir leaders to the contra: Aad also assembled, aud listened to Quiet and without interruption. Bt once to the feature of the occasion. shat they were willing, and even anxious, to hear from the other side, and invited thom to put up aay one hey desired to hear, assuring them of a respectiul hearing so faras the whites were concerned. W. J. ‘Whipper, who happened to be in town attending the sitting bis election under consideration all day, Was present, nd was at once loudly called for by luis partisans, who ‘Were informed that he desired to speak. No tore ob- Jectiouadle selection coud have been made, as no man 4m the republican party has said more or done more to commend himself to the HOSTILITY OF THK WHITES, He has counselied violence of every description and ‘on every occasion, and bas come to be regarded as the most bitter anu incendiary speaker of his party in the State, not even excepting his great cowored rival Elliott, or his white antayouist Chamberlain, 1 men- tion those well known facts incidentally to indicate the feeling which animated the whites in the crowd of his hearers. Notwithstanding this sentiment, how- ever, and votwithstanuing the fact that bis speech was BOLD, DENUNCIATORKY AND AGGRESSIVE In tone, he was given a respect(ul heariug with but bue or two exceptions, on the part of individuals who shalienged his statements or accepted bis own oft re- peated challenge to disprove theiraccuracy. His speech was in large part a renash of lngersoll’s charges against the democratic party, He said thut It was responsible for ull the ills of the war and for the million graves which had been filled between 1861 and 1864 He charged the whites of the Stute with deliverate massa- ere ef unoflending uegroes at Hamburg, Aiken and Ellenton, and im every county of the state. He glori- Bed in tho BURNING OF COLUMBIA, And’said the democrats were responsible for it, as, In tort, for every disturbance—all the suilering and cor- Tuption, poverty and want—which now aillicts the ple, He claimed for the republican party of the tate that it had treed the negro aud tho poor whites fcr pe continued, for pertiaps an hour, in a strain hich, while it elicited frequent demonstrations ef applause by reason of iis repeated np- Peuls to the passions of his colored bearers, could Rot fail to excite corresponding feclings of imdignation en the part of the whites. He was once or twice erdered by individuals tn the crowd to ‘come down,” ut these demands were met by the chairman of the Meeting with requesis that le would speak as long ‘and freely as he ploased and with renewed assurances that he could do so in salety, and he only coneluded when be had exbuusied his material. Im the midst of his speech an incident occurred Significant of the feeling of suspicion and enmity ich animated both himself and his tollowers, His voice giving evidence of weariness alter a bult hhour’s exertion, a gentioman near the stand politely Offered the speaker a glass of water from the pitcher sed by the gentieman who had preceded him, atonce arose from a score of dusky throats, touch it, don’t toveh it!’ “Thoy waut to you!” &e, kc. He wai Accept their suspicions as well grounded, and, though standing greatiy in neod of the reireshment, retused to eccept it, When he had dnishea his address Le was Assisted from tho stand by white democrats, who also assisted him in donning his overcoat, and was escorted to the galoon of the hotel and there “treated” to re- freshmonts of a stronger kind, which he accepted, In heu of farther rewark of my own 1 quote, as tol- from the Union Herald (republican), of this Place, as to his treatment throughout the eveni! Mr, Whipper made a powerful speech, in which it was ovi dent he won the sy: thies of every of ent to his eauso. It is duc to the dem thi tanding the terribl poison cupning enough Lo pretend to + Mr. Whipper gentlemen aad 1K. (white) rose to reply to bim, and then ensued as which defies description and which at one time U ened to ene BND IN A RIOT, Mr, Janney attempied to speak, aud began bis argu- ment by accepting Whipper’s challenge to lay bis Uuaer Upon aby corrupt act of bis (Whipper’s) life which Would disquality him from acting as Judge, What Joliowed 1 will dispose of as brielly as possibie, as there Was po order or sequence tn the proceedings owmg to the contuston which prevailed. Mr. Janney at the Outset stuted that ho could prove that Whipper hud Deen vribed by a witnesss who was at hand. Whipper and the other crowd vo y demanded the proof to be produced, and Mr. y replied by calling at nce upon the witness, to-do jarmer from a aeighboring county, who, baving ascended the siand, tuised his right hand a: stided that he himselt had pseudo Judge, at that time atmember of the General Assembly of this State, THE SUM OF FIFTY DOLLARS to secure his vote and intiuence tor the purpose of obtain- img the repeal of the ot a ceriain ferry, the inter= tats of which were opposed to those of bis own on Count of ite proximity. Natwes and dates were given, with otber corroborating circutsts unnecessary ‘to be Fepeated here. This expose created « marked sensation inthe crowd, which Whipper desired to counteract, and demanded then and there the right toreply. This Was refused, whereupon he declared he would be heard, and attempted to interrupt the speaker by huravguiug she crowd in his immediaie veignborhood. A scene of indeseribable contusion resulied, tho throug being swayed to and fro in its excited ‘mo shouts of various purport rending the air on all sides. Tho excitement ran so, high that the democratic Speaker called upon the Cnief ot Police aud Biates officers present to preserve order, declaring phatically that if they did ‘not the whites who had called the meeting woula do 80 for themsvives, ‘his threat, and ihe tact that five or six drunken ne; larly boisterous were imiwed ed by the polored policemen aud hurried off to the guard fouse, Dad some effect in quieting the disturbance, and the Speaker attempted to proceed in his reply to Whipper’s argument. THE DEVEL OF DISORDER was up, howover, and coliid not be jaid;and for the ext hour and a hail the mecting was racterized by bmeffectual attempts to be beard and preserve order on She one side and by whoops and yells uf interruption and irrelevant inquiry on the oth Mr. Junney Anally gavo up the contest, anu Aqjutant General Purvis ) was called upon by the hegroes to take his At this point the Chief of Police interfered, and, ap- Pearing on the stand, announced that us Hoe had found it ‘Impossible to preserve order, au as many of the crowd ‘Were already drunk or fant. becoming so, and as tne Bumerous arrests already made seemed to lave little OF no effectin deterting oimers from creauog a dim turbance, he felt it bis duty to accede to ua request just made by several peaceable citizens rhe Meeting to disperse. This was at midnight, and the surtatn fell upon tho only sceue which my observation of a disorderly public meets Cerone Your readers ate lor ge whe most forbearance and who were sot the pence. Tho weoting was caljed by democrats ior tho Cr. of hearing a repubiican judre, aud was broken ¥ Hegro rioters, n South THE ENFORCEMENT Aci. @ESTING THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE AcT IM GEORGIA—-WHAT 18 PROPOSED TO LE DONE WITH THE ATORNEY GEN: ATLANTA, Ga, Oc Governor Smith, of Georgin, bay ry from officers commanding Georg) mies asking whether or not they shoal o of deputy marshals if, under Talt’s order, they were ealled on asa posse. The Governor lias not replied, 8 ONL . 1876. ters 4 voluntee Dut bas signified his intention of submitting to tho Attorney Geueral of the Staie the question of the con- stitutionality of Taft's order and the Euturcement act onwhich itis based. It is n seeret that Attorsey General of Georgia be ‘and the act unconstitutional, and thatthe Go: will #0 decide, backed by this decision -meeet his own views precisely. The will instract the Georgia miliva that they should re fase to obey any orvers save tho. their commissioned officers. order following it will be constre eitizen of Georgia from be: ender Talt's orcer. ano whe Gov that « turoagie rk of the posse e any Wais Who serve been held in | no | hour ap, Pointed. As a large crowd had assembled in front of the hote! for the purpose of hearing bim it was deter- ading gentlemen to take his he Supreme Court, which bad the mater of Mr. C.F. Janney | d and cries und | | and now Unned | es who had been’partieu- | count of the heaviness of the track until Monday at TROTTING ON THE PACIFIO COAST. between Gakland Maid, May Howard, st, Jam George Treat, which was postponed from last Satur- day, when exch horse soox a heat, was concluded, the sy je under | xereised | ! dents here He * than thirt | many ot } the ext | the es both the order rior | wit | hor | It 1s understood that the Governor | place ¢ will promptly and certainly protect the people of Georgia from any infringement of thew rights by these marshals in their attempt to carry ont a law that the bignest State authorities have pronounced unconstitutional It is certain that citizens summoned to aid these marshals wil) decline to respond, and, if arrested, will give bail and test the constitutionality of the authority under which tney act in the highest courts of the land, In this they will be supported by the State government, Governor Smith said to your correspondent that If oue ol these marshals enforcing Tatt’s order should cause the death of a citizen of Georgia he would be guilly of murder, and should be arrested on that charge and tried in the courts of the State, Governor Smith Is a very prudent, couservative man and law-abiaing to the last degree, When he believes the rights of his people are in danger he is a8 firm as a roek aud fall of nerve and resolution. THE SCHARFE-MORRIS BOAT RACE, A GRAND SCULLING RACE ON THE UPPER MONONGAHELA RIVER COURSB—SCHARF¥ THE WINNER IN THIRTY-FIVR MINUTES YIFTY-THREK SECONDS—GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MINING POPULATION OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD. PrrrspunG, Pa., Oct 21, 1876, A creat stroggle for the championship of America and a purse of 000, between William Scharf and Evan Morris, took place this afternoon over the Upper Monongahela River course, ana proved to be what it was predicted to be, the finest and most exciting scull- ing race ever witnessed upon American waters, No match between any oarsmen of prominence has created sucha fever of excitement or’ brought out such ® flood of money ‘since the determined straggie between George Brown and Morris at St, Jobn’s, when the former won by # scant seven feet, and, it is believed, hastened bis death by his tremendous efforts, ‘That race, it is also said, told on Morris, for many of his warmest friends have never considered him the Tower since that he was previous to it. A more per, fect specimen of physical manhood never stepped into a shell boat than this same man Morris this afternoon, and though odds on his chances of winning ranged from 100 to 80and 70, yet he smiled confidently and had tirm faith m his powers to achieve victory. On the other hand, Scharf and his partisans liad th: longest purses, und had be failed to win the race this aiteruoon, it is said that the inbabilants south of Pittsburg, of which place he 1s a resident, would have been reduced tow state of beggary. Workingmen in glass aud iron manutactorics drew upon employers for ery penny they had in tue shape of wages standing to their eredit, and put it 10 the best advantaye by risking tt on’ the tull, sallow-complexioned stripling who i6 their aquatic ideal, For two years they luoked forward 10 this day aud made provision for it, ‘The men Were sure to mneet, and Morris, in the enthusiasm of a Victorious rowing career, manifested readiness to get on, but the cool, calculating people of the South Side Would not accede to any proposition for meeung uutil their nan wus in every way it to do his best, ‘This time came about a month since, THE CHALLENGE, Scharff challenged any man in the country, and Morris at once took him up, wnd agreed that he should row tor # purse of $1,000. Ata subsequent inceting tho stakes were tncreased to $2,000, and the men Went into active training for the race. ‘The boat houses of the Clipper and McKee clubs, pro- vided with all the comorts of home, were moored on either side of the river at tho’ starting point of the course, and hero preparations for the struggle were made, ‘The part of the river selected was that over which Walter Brown and Coulter rowed, except that the starting point Was some 200 rods further up the streara, and the turning poivt more than a quarter of a mule further up. fhe course was meusured by the amen themselves and their trainers und representatives of backers, and iound full five miles. A more beautiful day for 4 race could not have been selected, The river was without a ripple and the slanting rays of the Octo- ber sun were refleeted like a mirror on the suriace of the stream, The crowds thut lined the bauks of the river, the hillsides and tho various craft on the water were unprecedented. Indeed, it seemed that the entire South Side had “knocked off? work for the day and turned out to see him win, It was the quickest pulled race that has ever taken place in this country. THE CONTKSTANTS. About aquarter aiter four o’ciock there was load cheering at the McKee club, and Scharif was seen to paddle out leisurely toward the starting stake. He wore # light pink shirt and short knee breeches, Weighed 155 Ibs, and pulied ma paper sheil, It wasa preity cratt, weighing 321bs., over $0 foet in length and 114, inches width. Morris’ soon followed, and was greeted lustily by his friends. He rowed a dainty Spanish cedar boat, Dunit in this city, and about o: the same dimensions as his opponent's. His colors were a red shirt and trunk, and he weighed 160 Ibs. THK START. A very litile time was lost in getting into line, as both were anxious to get away. Several false starts wero made, and at last the stem of cach boat was dead even. The word was given and they were off Schartf jumped to the Jead by half a boat's length, and betore they bad got fifty yards was nearly threc- quarters of a boat’s length in advance, Morris was Towing a quick, powertul stroke, about thirty-eight to the minute, while Scharff beld his own at thirty-six. THE RACK. : Betore the City Poor Farm was reached Morris drew Upon bis antagonist, and directly in front of tis Duiluing was seen to be leading by halt a length. At the turn tn the river at this point both men seemed to be throwing the whole strength of their composition into cripping blades, One held the advantage gained over the otber, and recovered that which wus lost, and thus they went up the river, crowds running along the banks yelling like so many war Indians, while a Score of tugboats were shrieking with thelr steam whistles, fodowtng 1 the close wake of the oursman. At Coal Mipple, two miles up, Scbarifstragglea hard for tbe jead, and secured it in the shape of a half boat's length, though Morris did not yield Without a desperate struggle. Here they were at tho turning stake, which the voats reached together, and from the start neither bad ever been twenty-five feet abead of the other, Scharff whirled bis shell around as if 1 ware on a pivot, while Morris made an awkward turn aud seemed bothered. Here it was that the race was lost aud wou, ior tue lead of a boat's length winch Schari! yot was never remained. He straightened up und shooting away for bowe at the speed of a swilt racehorse he seemed aetermined never again to go to the rear, He was now rowing a beuutiful, tony, swinging stroke, and pulled clean through the water at the rate of 3210 the minute, while Morris rowed powerfully at 34. Down they came toward the starting point,’so closely together that it was anybody's race yet, apd huddled together untit only those oo the shore opposite could dixcern which had the advantage at the,City.Farm, Morris made one more grand eflort to recover his lost boavs tength. Setting Limselt to work, be ran the stroke up to 38, and the shell fairly flew through the water. ‘they now were but # short dalf mile from the Winuer's line, and the excitement ou the banks of the river and on the boats was tdeseribuble. It thougnt that be would yet get the lead, but seemed equal to the emergency, for he bent to his ours, «then there: was seen some of the best sculiing of the century. The race was very rapid, and though it had been so from the first it dia not abate one grain of its vigor unlit Scharif sbot over the 1mag- inary winning line a boat’s length in advance, the win- ner of the championship and the $2,000 in the very fust time of 35m. & “SIDE PARK. The trotting announced to take place at Weat Side Park, Now Jersey, yesterday was postponed on ac- two o'clock, Sax FRaxcrsco, Cal. Oct, 21, 1876. At the Bay District track yesterday tue trotting race and winuing in two straight heats. Time, 22234’ and ant. ISAAC F. BRAGG. Isaac F. Bragg, one of the ‘ancient teachers” in the city uf New York, died at North Manchester, Conu., on the 10th inst, in the ninety-trst yeur of his age. The lite of the deceased, in conection with education 1m this city, 18 full of interest to mauy prominent r $ really an old man when, more years ago, he was a “veteran principal” of n School, in Crosby street, from which so ew York's noted businers men graduated. lie was known aud highly respected as the "veteran teacher” in that day, for the reason that be had becw viously the principal of the Mechanics’ Society youl, wh Was, perhaps, the most iumous city fully ago, He 1s to be buried | Matthow’s chureh, Brooklyn, to-day, when 1 xclulars, bow Velurans themseives, VBIT the Mae Hi, preseut RAIDING APRICA, At ten o'clock last might Captain McDonnell, of the Sghth preeivet, with « suction of men, made a descent upon the notorious den Nos, 57 and 59 Thompson street, capturing twenty-two persous, male oud f «long been knowa ty (he police us a re aracters, wind Captain Melownell has nes previously witout OW 86 e the Capt war mi char the Kigh arresting enieen persuus, Musly men. SiMe eral rated by Captor MeVougell, **Airt red by hegre bw many sen ol [allans, Who guia a Subs per glass anu dos men, pushed tu quarters of Ue worst Lud potty thervery. jie prsoners Wi be arraigned at the Washington rt toed Pirates of the Fourth ward, a distinct mark on the forehead, over the right eye, re- sembling a shot wound discolored by powder. Murray expresses himself as contident of being able to capture some at least if not all of the desperadoes, Biroet, was this morning dama; of $20,000, PIRACY ON THE SOUND. NINE MASKED DESPERADOES BOARD 4 SCHOONER, OVERPOWER AND ROB THE CREW—THEY MAK THEIR ESCAPE IN THE FOG. Another daring act of piracy was committed on Long Island Sound, between Riker’s Island and Collego Point, one-eighth of a miie from shore, on Friday night last. Nine masked pirates boarded a small coasting schooner, and with loaded revolvers pilfered the vessel andcrew, None of the latter were injured. The des- peradoes got but a comparative small booty, the en- Ure property stolen not amounting to more thau $300, The name ofthe vessel plundered is tho Joseph Marsh, 8 200-ton coasting schooner, hailing trom Port Jefferson, L. 1. At the time of the occur- Tence she was proceeding to Jersey City, after deliver” ing a cargo of coal at New London, Al a quarter before twelve o'clock on Friday night she rounded to and dropped anchor in Upper Flushing Bay on account of the tog, which was unusually thick. ‘The crew consisted of the Captain, Joseph 8. Brown; mate, J. C. Campbell; William Saddler, the cabin boy, and William R, Hunt, a passenger and part owner of the schooner. Immediately after coming to anchor the Captain, Mr, Hunt and the boy turned in, leaving the mate on watch, The latter sat down on the step of thecompanionway and began reading a newspaper by the aid of tho bin- nacio light, He bad beeo in this position but a tew minutes when he was startled by some person setzing him from belind aud placing the muzzle of a pistol close to his eur, He shouted for assistance, which Drought the Captain to bis fect A moment afterwur d bine dusky figures, bolding one and two revoivers each, rusbed into the cabin Lurliug the mate down be- fore them and blocking the companionway. Tbe desperados were all disguised with handkerchiefs tied around the lower part of their faces, leaving the upper parts exposed. They were of ull sizes, two being quite small in stature; the leader being tall and slim, and the others stoatiy built and muscular. They were barefooted, and all aressed in dark clothing of rather good texture. On rushing into the cabin the leader shouted ina tone of determinaticn, brandishing bis pistol to give emphusis to bis words, “All we waut is money and Valuables and no ropes or togs. Theo first man that resists will be shot dead |’? The gang then separated in pairs, two seizing each of the crew, the Binth one going on deck to keep wateb, The first vic- tim robbed was the Captain, in whose pockets they found a few dollars, Not satistied with this they pro- cvoded to divest him of bis clothing, searching each article thoroughly as they took it off, In the inside vest pocket they found $25 in bills, whieh they appro- printed, During tbe search the Captain resisted, whereupon one of the pirates seized a bianket from tho bunk anu threw it over his bead, while tbe oth mutiered menacingly, striking’ hun at the sume time in the face with his revolver, “Keep still, or Vil blow your brains oat!” The mate ‘proved a less remunerative victim, only $7 being found on bis person, Mr. Hunt, the passenger, suffered most, ho having $100 in his vest pocket, which the robbers seized upon, together with his watch, The latter is a gold hunting case, No, 7,078, C, Faivre Perrin, maker, and valued at $150. The cabin boy was then searched, the avaricious thieves not sparing a five cent nickel which comprised all the youth's earthly possessions. The only other articles of value tound which they cared tor were » double barrelled shotgun and two suits Of clothing. These they seized upon, On the crew emergtvg trom their temporary prison they signalled tor assistance, which soon brought a tug alongside. The fog was still heavy, ‘wo schoon- ers lying near by were quickly boarded, aod tho story told, but none of their crow bud witnessed anything suspicious, Yesterday morning this vessel weighed anchor and proceeded to her destination off Communipaw ferry. Last night Cuptain Brown, accompanicd by Mr. Hunt, called at Police Headquarters aud related their adven- ture to Inspector Speight, The latter, alter taking a description of the men and property stolen, placed the case in the hands of detectives, Subsequently Captain Brown called on Captain Murray, of the Fourth precinct, and gave » miaute description of “Bristol Bill,” who is believed to be ono of the river He is aescribed as having Captain FILES. A SHOVEL FACTORY DAMAGED. Puttapenemia, Pa, Oct. 21, 1876. George GriMth’s shovel manufactory, on Locust id by fire to the extent ‘The loss is lily covered by insurance, FIRE ¥ROM DEFECTIVE CHIMNEY. Provipexcy, RI. Oct, 21, 1876, Tho residence of Caleb T. Bowen, of North Kingston, was destroyed by fire last evening. Loss, $5,000; in- surance, $2,200, in the Old Providence Mutual. The fire is supposed to have been caused by a defect in tho chunney. BARN AND CIDER MILL BURNED, Nuw Havex, Conn., Oct 21, 1876. The largo barn and cider mill belonging to Nathan Youd, in Milford, were totally consumed by fire this evening. GLOVE VACTOBIES DESTROYED. Atuaxy, N. ¥., Oct. 21, 1876. The glove factories of Messrs. Hodgson & Ricketts and of C, H. Pyne, in Johnstown, Fulton county, were burned this morning. covered by insurance. The loss is heavy und partially SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF OCTOUER AND NOVKMURR, es | eee | Betination Ofjice. 29 Broadway '4 Bowling Green 72 Broadway 1 Hroudway 50 Broadway: 37 Broadway 15 Brondway Broadway .|Liverpoot.. ‘Liverpool Glasgow. .| Hamburg | Rotterdam. Cimbria W A Schoite: Adriati 9 7 Bowling Gre: 2 Howling Gi 55 Mroadway «| Liverpool. . 120 Broadwe: Liverpool. .]4 Bowling Greom +) Hamburg. 161 Broadway Broudway Krondway 7 Bowiing Green 7 Howling Ureew .|London... London, ...|89 Broadway . | alverpool. 169 Broadwa; Bremen, fowling Green Havre.. © 2.]55 Broadway Liverpooi:-|29 Broadway Live 1 Bowling Green 1 Broudway »[30 Broadway 1 Broadway Kayland 1 30 Browdway Denmark 1 roadway, Victoria. 1 Rhein. ) 1 1 1 mm sy ERSEr Sool corse ee seen = Wyominy way Suevia.... Irondway City of Berlin: Hroadway Angita. 7 Bowling Gree Lessing. 161 Broadway 23.) Hamburg ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. BUX AND MOOK oe nion WaTen Sun rises, + 619] Gov, Island....worn 12 00 Sun sots. + $11] Sandy Hook eve 1115 Moon sets, id dha eas Gave -morn 1 46 PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 21, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE WERALD STEAM YACITS AND WERALD WHITRSTONE TRLEGRAPH LINK, Steamer Navuriuo (Br), Avery, Hull, Sept 29 via South: ampton Vet 8, with tadeo aud passengers to CL Wright de Co, mer State of Nevada (iri, Braes, Glaszow Oct 6 and 7th, with mdse and passengers to Austin Baldwin d& Sdays had a succession of heavy hours by tox outside the I , a brig Lily (be) aL 40-40, lon be filled with California (By, Ovenstone, with mdse and p " sow Oct 7 via ie St! e Seamer to 0 A Whit Herm: ndye wud ole Livingston, ty, Rav passengers to Murray, Ferris uarvestou Oct 17, Win P Cisde &Co. 10h d steamer City of Merida, Lookout, Vann Steamer Bonofactor, Jones, Wi'mingto adse to Wa Clyde & Co. days, with Steamer Hatteras, Swit, Richmond, City Point and Nartolk, with mage and passengers to ‘the Old Douimon Steamship Co. Steamer Alvemarie, Gibbs, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Stoarship ¢ nip Kiizabeth Hautiton, Stewart, Bristol 44 days, ballast, wd Bizior & © rar< Avbiow (Sor), Larsen, Bristol 48 da: s, in baliast, to Lonis Tetens. Hark Byrou (Nor), Christionsen, Leith 58 days, in ballast iu to Lewis F Was 28 days west of the Banks with light winds and cals, Brig wlien P Stewart (of Philadelphia), Miller, Cienfue- gor 2b days, wi to HA Vatable'& Sun; ‘vesset vo Noyes, Matanzas 12 W Welsh; a che win Word by Rark Aquila (Ncr), which was anebored in the lower Day, eume up to the elty Zit, AM, 0. Carn York, ¢ Sehr Montag phiu. Sehr Jessie Kehr Nadab, Che the detained fle be no unusual crowding. Wind NE, misty. ton—Oelrichs & Co. Key West— mond—Ola Stoamer Gen Whituev, Huilett, Bostou—U ¥ Di bridi -H *Stoamers Germanic (Br, for Liverpool London, Neckar (Ger), Bremen; Usledont Anchoria (Br), d San Ausonto, Key We a City of Atlanta, Charlestor K K © Kuight, Georgetown, Philadelphia; brigs Britannia, Barbaaos; tober Port Spain. stranded st eral news columns, We aro indebted to the purser of steamer State of Neva- da, from Glasgow, for courtesi tnrned to former port Get 13, hay Point Reyes. Francisco Oct 13, report had « heavy gale, with rain, some sails. Boston Oct Ii for Loudon, ana was abandoned ou Thursday Nantucket, tucket night of 20th, built at dence. iY Doon hauled out at Nortotk for repairs; damage very slight. trom New York for 8 Jobn, in distress, was N, NB, before ropes of Partridge [sta towed into Si John, After slipping her crowded, una she PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portiand for New York. Steamer City ot New Bedford, Fish, New Bedfordfor New Walden, Providence for New York. US revenue), Venger, Newport for Net ¥efark BF Watson (new, 956 tons), Hawkins, Bath for New York. mn for New York. rig Rising Son, Griffing, New H: sche We th os ‘tis, Wentworth, NB, Schr W & H Wotherspoon ( for New York, Senr Ulrica R Smith, Edwards, Windsor, NB, via Jones- port for New Yor, Schr Alaska (of Machias), Clark, Windsor, NS, for New ork Sclird T Hibbard (By, Merriam, Windsor, NS, for New York. Behr Nellie Clark, Clark, 8t Jobn, NB, for New York. Sehr Madura (Br), Grierson, St John, NB. for New York, Sehr Almeda, Smith. Hillsboro, NB, tor New York. Sehr Anna Frye, Smith, Rockland, Nis, for New Yorm Sehr Boston, Nickerson. New London tor New York. Schr Henry Remsen, Allea. Providence for New York. Sebr M Sewall, Huakell, Deer Island for New York. br Tarry Not, Hallowell, M: Schr R M Brookings, Brown, Kennebec for Ni Bebe ion, Brown, Bangor for New Y¥ ic! ‘und lost mainsail, &c). Passing vesse nd for New You sebr Raven, Pendleton, Bany Sehr Ellen Morrisou, Mit wor for Now York. Jobn Siusman, rk, Host on tor Philadelphia. syivan Glen, Healey, Block Island for New York, cyatl oebrJ M Freeman, Eldridge, Providence for New York. Scnr Jolin Btroup, Smith, Richmond, Me, for New York. Sehr 8 J Gilmore, Sy! ter, b cote U7 York. Schr Jacob Raymond, Spear, Providence for Scur Mary Howell, Howell, Portsmouth, N Sehr Elin City, Kelly, New Haven for Ni Schr Allston, Fitaerald, Wiscasset for Behr Edi Walker, Hartford York. Sehr Oveanu: ne deur Waa H Veuir, Haskins, Bangor for New York, Rehr W Putiman, Huntle Balfact for New York. | Rehr tieo ‘ergusen, /ason, ew York. Selr Mary B Rogers. Stilwell, Hallowell for New York. Schr Jolnnie Meser: h, Rockland for New York. Sehr Justice, Caswell, Narragansett Pier tor New York, Schr Sallie Chatie, fethen, Fall River tor New York. 73 & Woodbury, Hazem, Bangor for Now York. Sehr Albert Darley, Mason. Gardiner tor New York. Sehr W Morse. Oliver, Hallowell for ay oa Schr Sariuel D Hart, Bridges, isoston for New York. Schr Pushaw, Providence for Now York, SebFannie & kdith, Wakely, Belfast for New York. Sehr Laconia, Bangor for New York. Schr Cabot, Chase, Boston for New York. Sehr Mott . Collins, Calais for Mott Haven. Upton, Ke Praaklin, Mo, for New York. Beh: iow, Bearse, Fall River tor New Yor. « Schr Samuel Nash, Harris, Richtnond, Me, for Now York. Sehr Sarah Wooster, Abbott, Calais for New York. Sehr Jane M Brainerd, ti rtland, Ot, for New York Schr 8 D Pitts, Williams, Now Hediord for New York. Sehr Nautilus, Pecu, Rockland for New York. Sehr Goutila, Peaso, Rockland for New York. m Sehr Chas L Lovermng, Searles, Millstone Point for New Schr John D Grifting, Gould, Gloucester for Now York. r McLean Sammis, Huntington tor New York. Sehr Linsie Miller, Armstrony, Bangor for New York. Schr Lamartine, smith, » for New York. Schr Elia Jane, Hamilton, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Reading’ RR No 48, Gandy, Providence for New Meyers, Bridgeport for N Allsn, Port Jeflerson for New York, 34, Adams, Saybrook for New York, York. Sehr Josep! Sehr Reading 1 Schr Mary Tice, Arm: 1, New London tor New Yora. Beli Alice © acon, Boston fc $ Sehr Frankitn 5, Pore Jetferson tor New York, Selr M orn, Boston for New York. Sehr Belle, Roslyn for New Yor. Schr Nathaniel, Ciifford, Kennebec for New York, Schr Avon, Clark, Hyannis SchrJod Frye, Smith, Providence for New York. Schr Helen Rowmel, Rommel, Bridgeport tor Philadel- Sehr Mahaska, Williams, Portland, Me, for New York. Sehr Post Boy, Stearn, Rockland for New York, Senr July Fourth, Wood, Bangor for New York, Schr Gov J Y Smith. Crowell, Boston for New York, Schr Onward, Gorham, Nantueket for New York. Sehr Alma, Johnyon, Portlund, Me, for New York. Schr West Dennis, Kelly, Boston for Baltimor: Schr Martha Nichols, Haiey, Bostou for New Y Schr Anson Brown, Mills, Schr Alert, Nickerson, Port Jefferson for or Little Ohariey, Yerry, Greer.port for New York. hr Mary Helou, Sanborn, Portland, Me, for New York, r Julia E Pratt, Pratt, Boston for New York, rAd, Bentley, Williams, K Sehr BP King, Bi Schr J Price, Nickerson, Gurd! Sehr Clara Rankin, Mitchell, Ipswich for New Yors. Schr Damon, Gray, Calais for New York. Schr Caroline & Cornelia, Staples, Providence for New Mo, for New York, York. Schr Alice B, Bassett, Boston for New York, Behr Expedite, ks London for New York, Sehr Henrietta, Sprague, Providence for New York. Schr BF ‘tytrell, Providence for New Yorks Sehr Alida, los, Stouil for Ni Sehr 8 J Giimore, B Sehr M . Sehr J B Bleecker Sehr Sophie, H Orizoi V Cook, Gook, Providence for New York. r. Silvie, Stontn; n tor New York. Me, for New York. Sehr Harriet Ry: . RK Schr Anna B Jacobs, Young, Calais tor New York. Beir Geo Moon, Lanipher Schr Onward, Nay, Boston for New York. Schr Mist, Muncy, Providence for New Ker Seventy Six, Pease. Calais for rc, Hart 2d, Koei w York, Portsmouth for New York, Stover, Rockport for New York, by, Lubec for New York. y, Newburyport for New York. Schr Iona, Coombs heb Julia Elizabe: hehr E Clossen, Lat ry Schr John Lesier, Lincoln, Taunton for New York. Schr Addie |, Perkins, Knox, Banxor for New York, sehr Addie Percy, Percy, Richmond, Me, for New ¥¢ Benr Jf Mitchell; Morrell, Stamford tor New York. rt BOUND EAST. Bark Serab (of Portland), Ingersoll, Port Johnson for Portland (and anchored in Hart Island roads). Schr Lucy Blossom hase, Port Jobnav Behr L.A To re Wells, N: Boston. r Groenwich Hoboken for Norw Hoboken for Providenes, \ for Providence, Schr Phil Sheridan, Lindsley, Hoboken for Brantford. Hxnacp Tkuxcearn Stantox, Warrustowe, LI, Oct 21, 1876, To-day's NE wind cleared the Sound pretty e! , and after to-morrow there will probably CLEARED. Steamer Fratice (Br), Altree, London—P W J Hurst. Steamer Neckar (Ger), Willegerod, Bremen vis Southam. auer City of San Antonio, Pennington, Galveston via 1 Mallory & Co ‘Steamer San Jacinto, Harurd, Savannah—Geo Youge, Steamer Lone Star, Forues, New Urieans—Chas A Whit- w Orieans—Clark 4 Seaman, St ney & Co, Steamer Hudson, Gager, Steamer City of Atianta, Woodhull, Charieston—Jas W Quintard & Co, mer Gulf Stream, Crowell, Wilmington, NC—W P Ctyde & Steamer Regulator, Doane, Wilmington and Morehead Cry, NO—Win P Clyde & Co, Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- inion Steamship Co. Steamer Hatteras. Swift, City Point and Riecbmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. KO Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC—J L W Garrett, Foster, Baltimore—Wm Dalsell, nes, Burdick, Philndelphia—Jas Hand, ) Biddle. Davis, Philadetphia—Jas Hand. Ntoamer Aj ver ork. Bark Saline (Nor), Thygeseu, Gloucester, E—C Tobias & cro Padre (Ital), Simonetti, Cork or Falmouth Unkart. ‘nion (Br), Ballou, Port au Prinee—R Mur. Sprague, Londoo—D R De Wolf & Co. , Hull, E—C W Bertaux. Brig Robert Mow ru, Port Spain, Tria—H Trow- ons. Pr ncoss Beatrice (Br), Simmons, Point-e-Pitre, Guad Vatable £ Son. Brig Britannia, Hotenkiss, Barbados—H Trowbridge's Ir, Drie Titus i Brig se Bri; Sons. Brig Aun Elizabeth, Burgess, St Fhomas—Peniston 4 Co. xelir Phebe, Meders, Cape Haytion—B J Wouberg & Co. Sehr Jonn L Merrill, Fournier, Galveston—Tupper & Beattie. Sehr Lena Breed, Stilwell, Jacksonville—Warren Ray, Schr Louie A Van Brunt, Tooker, Washington, DO—Vaa Brunt & Bro, SchrJ C Rogers, Fletcher. Roston—Chas Twin, Schr Lexineton, Leighton, Boston—Jobn Zitolosen, Sehr Onward, Wheeler, New Haven—Delanoy & Walters SAILED. France (Br), tne (Br), Port and Gal Savaunah jon; Hudson, ‘New Or- Herman Livingston, do: Julf Stream, Wilmington, Ni 'yanoke, Richmond, 4¢ Hatteras, Norioik; Agnes, San Jacinto, Jator, Murehiond City; 3 Wind at sunset, ENE. Barometer at suuset, 29.91, MARITIME MISCELLANY, Be A large number of whalers have been lost in the Arctic. BQ~A storm occurred at Key West on Friday, during which steamer City of Houston went ashore and the probably broke un Bee yen For particulars see general nows col mer G Koeblk Steamer Expre, from Sun Francisco for i lowe north of the Quarantine station, but eam: assistance and anchored for the Suir Stax ov Tota (Br), from ner, wv W P Grace, from New Yor! 14th, reports :—Sept 20, lat 14 N, in'a heavy gale from NW nroutid to 5, split fore wind main upper sopuaile and wepgal- lant sails. Bank RH Ponixctos The crow boarded « lightshi The RH armouth, NS, in 1864, aod was owned in Teixmacn (Ne on the James Ri %. Scum Canim (Br), Bor NH, Oct 18 by steamer Zar! ncbor, as before Hugzar, Mathews, Ellsworth, Me, for Now York (was run into etually of . Glasgow Prince, de; City of C , Fe. Mat propelise of STKAMER AGN¥S, Burdick, for Philadelphia, In trying to got to sen vesterday afternoon ins denw tow, ran nstore ‘aout 200 yard off again wi night. Re- Sept 116 W, jasting 24 hours, in which lost it San Francisco Oct (of Providence), Crosiey, from Teak on Wednesuny Inet ‘miles from South Shoal, sx (Nor), Blix, trom Richmond for Rio Janeiro, obstroctions, has rted, all eall was jad just weathered Bieek Point when Scur 8 J Utisore. from nzor for New York, was run Into at 8 AM yesterday Eaton's Neck, Lone Island one of the Sound it was cut to th ige ow port side. aad all her tor d main rigging, house, Ae, demolished. ‘She was towed to New York. fcum Awxa W Baxxen, before reported below Henry, was at lust cotven. ol Messrs Ba J Baker & Co, wreckers She will be sent 10 Baltimore malts. The schooner was chart Kio Janeiro, an f sary repairs'are made. Scum Axcr.ta (Br), from Roston for Tulifax, put inte West Quoddy Oct 20 with loss of tails and deck load: Scum Vouvwrexn has been righted at Biddeford. Her in- Juries are mot as sovere as was first supposed, hcur Rovat Oax, from Calais, bound west, before report- e4 ashore nt Winter Haroor, came offnext day and wou discharge for repairs. Scun D B Evxnery, from Sagua for New York, before re- ported put into Savaanah f is'and receiv- ported pat into Navasimah for repairs, split ani . Scuk Grace Varovsex, from Philadel; a for Port Royal. before reported ashore in Ocracoke Inlet and subse- quently hauled off, arrived at Norfolk 19th inat for repairs. Ncun Cammix Aut which was burned to the water's edge Al) be tewed to Norfolk. Scun JM Ricuanps, from Philadelphia for Laguayra, which put into Norfolk leaky las recaulked bottom, reloaded count) ‘eoul and was ready to proceed on her voyage Oct Scux A K Woopwaxp, Woodward, from Port Caledonia for Kostou, with coal, ‘Winter Harbor 13th in dis. ; when 80 which milles south of Mount decks, carried away bobstay, burst yj mage. Rostox, Oct 21—Steamer Vanguard collided with sebr A Willard, from boston for Bangor. and towed her back and anchored ber below this port with loss of bowsprit. Baxcor, Oct 20—The sehr Lucy I Orcutt, rocks near Fort Point last Tuesday, but was subsequet be by the tug Ralph Ross. id from St John, was euterday, with loss of boom and portion of her deck load of lumber; also the sebr Queen, with loss of foretopmast. Wrimixcton, NC, Oct 21-The report that a brig was asbore yesterday at New lnlet is erroneous. SPOKEN. Bark D C Murray, from San Francisco for Honolulu, Oct ‘7. lat 3050 N, loa 131 50 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Arrtxponx, Oct 20—Sailed, bark A C Meyer (Ger), Proha,, United States. Bursto, Oct 21—Arrived, bark Conquest, Small, New York, Brurast, Oct 20—Sailed, bark Plimsoll (Nor). Pedersen, United States, Caucurta, Oct 20—In port ship Naiad (Br), for New York. Crooxnaven, Oct 21—Arrived, ship Bates Family (Br), Dougall, New York for Liverpool, Capiz, Oct 15—Arrived, burk Ibis, Sawyer, New York. Dusiix, Oct 20—Sailed, bark Lottie Stewart (Br), Sin- clair, United State: Havnx, Oct 21—Sailed, steamer Labrador (Fr), Sanglicr, Plymouth and New York, Livenpoot, Oct 20—Arrived, steamer Abdiel (Br), Jones, Now Orleans; 2ist, bark Mary A Nelson (Br), Smith, York. Lonvox, Oct 21—Arrive New York, Sailed 20th, steamer Vidal Sale (Sp), Maristany, United States. Moraax Pitz, Oct 20—Arei New York. Pauenao, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Anapo (Ital), Parinello, New York tor Trieste, Quexxsrown, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Assyrian (Br), Mur chison, New York; brig Prince Le Boo (Br), Morris, Bos ton. SunpERLanp, Oct 20—Sailed, bi nich, United Sta Wxsr-Hantixroot, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Christopher Columbus (Nor), Knudsen, Baltimore. Salled from —— Oct 21, bark Lussignano (Aus), Glado- Heh, United States. Parnas, Oct 21—The Amorican bark American Eagle, Capt MacMahon, heretofore reported at Catacola leaking, has been examined and pronounced seaworthy. The leak was slight, steamer Anglia (Br), Mackay, brig D M Dickie, Hunter, Triton (Aus), Cattari- WEATHER REPORT. Prruourm, Oct 21, PM—Wind NE, moderate: cloudy. CRoonmaveEs, Oct 21, PM—Wind E, moderate; hasy. FOREIGN PORTS. Bounay, Sept 15—In port, # bark Bessto H (BD. > Cora, Combs, for Cal- Br), MeManus. for United Kingdom, ARLOTIRVOWN, PKI, Oct 12—Cleared, sehr St Hubert (Br), New York. Hoxe Kona, Sept 11—Ralled, bark (Bn), Bede York; Menetactor, Haydon, do via Amoy.~ . 15, sbip ‘Alice Buck, iurriman, for San Fran- Dr Peterman (Ger). ——for do. ax, Oct 19—-Arrived, schr Bushrod W Hill, Higgins, Livxaroot, Oct 17—Arrived, steamer Mississippi (Br), Lindall, Quebec. Moxrkvipwo, Sept 4—Passed, bark Josie Midred, Ginn, from New York for Rosario. is port foot ¥, brig Woodland, Valentin Oct 15; sehr Southeru Home (Br), Thomas, MontTaxat, Oct 19—Arrived, sti mers eoysegen. Brown, TRool: Enmore, Holman, Antwerp; Good Hops, John: ree Rivers. ared 18th, bark Aste: Milne, Cork; : Stelvio, Bradi Oct 19—arrives Griffiths, Liv Bib Sony Sept 27—Arrived, rious. QuEaxc, Oct 19—Arrived, steumer E B Wood, Jr, lirnd- ford. Detroit for Orleans (and proceeded! of England, Hansen, Londo: writer. Rol Satled 21st’ Cleared 19th, barks Maryborou 19th, steamers Liverpool. ark T E Milledge, tk Speedwell (Br), Tower, ths hy, indus, Sinn, Leith; Gon: . Reynolds, Hull; brig Albert, Abrams, London. ‘Arrived at Father Point 2ist, steamer Scotland (Br), James. London for Quebec. Kosanto, Aug 80—Sailed, schr Georgietta Lawrence, Rob- inson, Rio Janeiro. bitgauat, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Kishon (Br), Howitt, jew York, Sr Jonx, NB. Ot 19—Cleared, ship Birnam Wood (Br), Gregory, Liverpool, Wuamros Sept 15—In port, ship Hoogly, Prost, for Now York; bark Ocean Chief ( ‘vok, for do, Zaszipan, Aug 27—Salted, bark Sicilian, Snow, Muscat, AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, 0, Oct 19—Arrived, ship Desdemona (Br), New Zealand: *Nerbank (Br), Coitier, Sydney, NSW. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 19—Arrived, scurs_P1 won, and Clara, for Washington; Ste; —— for (ieorgetown, Sailed—Sebrs J V Wellington. Boston; Lemuel Hall, Tii- Ne rhecker, Florence De: and Rhoda Holmes (from Georgetown), a 20th— Arrived, sebrs Clara E Siinpson, Portsmouth, NH; Muria & Elizabeth, Enoch Moore, HR Tilton, Emelie Bird: jer mond Washington: Mabel Thomas, and Amelia G reland, Sailed—Sehrs Carrio Walker, Wm H Kentle, and Theodore Dean (trom Georgetown), * ion et 20—Arrived, brig Riehmond, Bryant, Sierra 0. ared—Schr Lottie Ames, Nush,gsew York. 2ist—Arrived, steamers inole, Matths doken ; sehrs Pivmouth Rock. Parker, New York; F H Odi- orne, Crowell, W. ‘Thomas Hull, Sylvester, Hobo- Nulato, Small, Fen M Bun! Port Johnson; EK Smalley, Glinn, W L Kikins Ludiam ; W'S Garrivon, Smit Lake: BOB Phillips, Baker. Alpha, 8: bury; A H Kdwards. Bartlett; William Wild, May; Sophia Godfrey, Uates, and E B Shaw, Bhaw, Philadelvbia, Cleared—Steamors Neptune, Berr; New York: Saxo Snow, Philadelphia; Wm Lawn . Baltlimor brig Grace Lothrop, Atwood, H. James Martin, Brown; J W Drary, Crowell, aud Lizsie Major, Treacy, Philadetphia, Sailed —Steamers Parthia and Minnesota, BALTIMORE, Oct Atrived, steamer MeClellan, March, Providence; bark Anna T (Aust), Ragusen, Leith; sebr Isaac L Taylor, Nassau, Below—Sebr ce Cloarod—Steamers Buen ivent Kirby, Charieston; Lo ulker, ks Vunland (Nor), Anderson, Cork or Fal- MeLauzhlin, (Br), Phillips, Lynn, E; schrs Boston; Bill Nowe, Mun Annio stim- do; Ward J Park Edon- wo town: , Bow: do; Haw Oni Moore, Jacksonville, Fla: F D MeLellan, Friar, Portian MK Ra Kawley, Brooklyn; Right Away, Crosley, P omm a, Orme, New York: Anna Leland, Au Bmith, Philsdeiphia, 19th—Arrived, schrs Pavilion, Leach, ana Olive Avery, Tupper, New York. ° Cleared—Schr Dauviel Webster, Winslow, Peekskill, NY. BELFAST, Oct 14—Arrived, bri iia H Part 480 por 17th, sehr Mary Farrow, MeCarthy, Gioucester and altimore. Balled 12th, schrs Malabar, Wolsh, Ellsworth, to load for New York: Sarah L Davis, Cottrell, Sandy Hook for orde Mary, Magee, Millvridge, to load for Kondout: Lith, Hi a, Ryder, for Sandy Hook for orders; 14th, Fannie & Edith, Burnett, New York. BATH, Oct 15— Arrived, sehrs Benj Reed, Tibbotts, Booth- bay, to load for Now York: Farragut, Hart, Tenants’ Har. jond ; Wohitehoase, Faruham, 3t George, for Philadelphia; Kva C Yates, Yutes, Boston, to ealivastchrs B i 4 Annie Bliss, Saliea—: re 8 A Stimpson, + Angi Simmons, and Thos N stone, Pail 19th—Setled, senr Telumsh, Bet BRISTOL, New York or ¢ CHARLESTON, Oct 18—Arrived, bark Carl Georg (Ger), Stover, B: via Tyber Cloared—nehr MC Mosely, Higeins, Weym: Sailed—Bark Segitta (ie), Taylor, Hamb , Lockwood, New Yor Loud, Clark, New tw ‘21st—Sailed, Bea Gall, Lock wood, bark Kong Ovear (N Llverpool; schrs Mary T Brvan, Hugg, Branawiek, Ga C Mosely, hey! We ee bam Mass. DELAW AKG CITY, Oct 20-—Salled, schrs Carl D Lathrop, [oe » Boston; David Faust, do; John Undwalader, Hing: Th ‘2lst—Sailed, scbr Thos Booz, Somers, Boston. In port—sehrs Kebecea M Smith, Grace, and 8 H Haws, Fort, for Boston, FERNANDINA, Oct 16—Arrived, bare Columbia (Nor) Se pool; sehr Jessie 8 Clark, Coflin, Ni ‘ork, FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 20—Passed in, barks Lovise (Dan), Larsen, from Maitimore; Florence Peters, hount- fore linen o ~ Satgie for do; brig Alarie (Br), trom Baltimore mon Passed out 20th, steamer Leipste (Ger), from Baltimore for Bremen, FALL RIVER, Oct 18—Arrived, sehrs D M Anthony, MeLean, Georgotown, DC; George H Mills, Tillotson, Phila- deiphiay Byivester Hal Goleman, New York for Taunton, 1vth—Salled, sehrs Sarah L Simmons, Gandy for Phila Geipila; Glenwood, Hellock, andi Hf Borden, Baker, New GHORGETOWN, 80, Oct 17—Arrived, schrs Helen M pesrsport, Me; K V ‘Glover, Ingersoll, e LOUCBRSTER, shout Ocy bark Hee Bh Ittler, Cow Bay, CB, to load coal for St J 4 JACKSONVILLE, Oct 18—Arrived, schre Admiral, Smale wood, New York; Wm G Mosely, Warren, Boston. wo EC, Oct 18—Arrived, brig Clare J Adams, McPadden. verpoo! Bailed—Sebr Clara Jane, Pike, New York, NN, Oct 20—Arrived, sches N PH Lotta, Somers ; Narragansett. Sha Philadelphia; HT Powter, Anderso MOBILE, Oct —Arrived, seh ip Missouri (Br), Warr: MACHIASPORY, Get 15—Below, Cal tor New York. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 17—Arrived, steamer Haytien (Bri Watson, Liverpool via Mexican ports; Cuba, MeTutosh, York via Ha 1s and Mexican ports; bark Haroid (F Pontic, Havre; ser Wm M Jones, Davis, York. ared, steamers Carolina (3p), Riestra, Liverpool » York via Mexican ports: bark (Fr) Fleury, Havre; Adclaide C Adams, Fries, jermo. P Passxs, Oct 21—Arrived, steamers Knickerbocker, Kem: bie, New York; Franktort (Ger), Klugkest, Bremen; barks Victoria (Sn), Plessentien, Rio Janciru; Antonietta (Ital), Ferrajolo, Marseilles vin Gibraltar; Bravo (Nor), Christo: phersen, Gloucester, E; Ocean (Nor), Sorensem, Tarragous, NORFOLK, Oct 19—Salled, brig Missismppi (Br), Mare chant, Demerara, ‘Arrived—Ship John De Costa, Musans, Portland, Me; bark Lavelle (Br), Andrews, Stettin schre Mazon Rog: rs Abram, Ne ‘orl a ly, el r New York; Grace Vandusun, Greeves, Philadelphia tor Port Royal. NEW BEDFORD, Oct 18—Arrived, sehrsD & B Kelly, Chase, Philadetphia; D © Foster, Pedrick, Rondout: Oa- ward, Gorhi Nantucket tor York; Voleut, Hayes, Blisworth for do. 19th. seh eg Bagits Barker, Rondoat; Isa th orgetowa veslindcSehrs Julie Nolsou, Howes, Philadelphia; Cora & alder. do; M wr, Kelly. Now York: Volant, Hares: Qeeanus, Nous nd | Sow i Gothen, re 20 Mailed, sels wer Taylor, 3 Chase, and E Weterman, Hinckley, New York, = OKT, Get 18, PM—Arrived, sehr Harriet Ryan, midis for New York: Thomas Potter, Hanay, Village Bell, Almy, do for Comnecticad (and all sailed 19¢h) 19th, . schrs Phoebe Elizabeth, Mapes, New. rg for Somerset; Addie P Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for Fail winey for Newburg, (aud all . Racket, Edgertows for New . sehrs Vapor, Bartlett, Fall River for Trenton; Providence for do; Anson Brows, Mills and ferguson, do for New York (und ell sailed axain PM Balled, schr Urbanua, Allen, Poughkeepsie for Provi- dence (after discharging part of cargo.) ¥M—Arrived, schra John. Mettler, Parker, Pocassett for New Yark (after dlecharging part of eatzo.) Satled—Bark B F Watson, Hawkins, Bath for New York; schry “Amos riges, ‘Dunn, for Haverstrew: Memenger Rpeliman, Fall River for New York (not previously); 5 J Gilmore, Sylvester, for do; Expedite; yacht Nina, Mainard, Boston tor Jacksonville. NEW LONDON, Oct 19—Arrivod, steamers Emily Foot, Provincetown tor Sandy Hook; Clara Ellen, do for do; scht Marian Draper, Boston for New York. Sailed—Sehr Keni ng. New Haven, having repaired. 20th—Arrived. schr Noud, Trenton for Providence. Sailed—Steamer Port Royal, Norfolk; schr Edwin, New York. EW HAVEN, Oct 12—Arrl: brigs Jobn H Crandon, ‘Turks Island; sehr Frank Pierce, Memel; T Towuer, Stoke: Walters, Sopton, Georgetown, PORT LUDLOW, Oct 13—Arnved, bark Forest Queen, Burns, San Francisco. PORT TOWNSEND, Oct 13—Sailed, bark Jas Cheston, Swanton, San Francisco. PENSACOLA, Oct 16—Arrived, schr Almeda Willey, Willey, New York, PORT ROYAL, SC, Oct 21—Sailed, steamer Calvert, Fo- ley, Baltimore. le rd, Alberts New. itainsport, Willetts, doz brig, Ei Tetund; schrs Louisa ager, © $ Gandy, Lyon; 3 A Read, Arnold, Portland, Conn; Menuwa, Hampton, ‘Mill- ville; Anna B Russell, Heisler, Maurice’ River; H D Muy, May, Gardiner, Me. St Equator, Hinckley, Chai Vindicator, Rogers, Providence brig Economy (Br), Graham, St Join, NB; (Port), Reis, Lisbon: F A Buitey, “Hutchinson, Portland; J&L Bryan, Lee, Boston: Jesse Murdlek, Slocum. New Bediord: M it Reid, Benson, do; Emily it Naylor, Fisher, Newburyport; Add Doane, Nickerson, Harwich; # Bailey, Smith, Providence; A M Aldridge, ttanson, do; Susan Serum: ton, Farrell, Waroban. ‘Also cleured—Steamers Hercules, Swasey, Falt River; Luncaster, Mills, East Boston; bark Queen ‘Victoria (Br), Ellis, Dublin; schrs Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Barbados! ‘Thomas G Smith, Hand, do; Express Tilton, Ireland, New Qrionns; Mabel, Rose, ‘Allen, Frovidence;' D. Britton, Somers Charleston. Sailed—Steamers Hercules, Juniata, Tonawands andLan- caster. GLENES, Del, Oct 21—Arrived, bark Souvenir (Br), Holmes, loucester, E 4 Ship Aaoroid (Br), and bark Germania (Ger), are ordered jouth. ‘Bark Ecuador (Br), left for Philadelphia, Bark Cardenas and schs Santa Rosa remain, PORTLAND, Me, Uct 21—Arrived, schrs George B MeFan land, Baltimore: Geo Bird, Georgetown. Oleared—Bark Shawmut, Buonos Ayros; schrs Pride of the East, Mayacner: Samuel Gitman, Baltimore. PORTSMOUTH, Oct 20—Arrived, sehrs Jas M Flan Rich: jetta Tilton, Pendleton, Philadelphia) Webster Barnard. Turner, Hobok juiled—Schr Elizabeth M Boub! Philadelphia, PROVIDENCE, Oct 19—Arrived. schrs’ J M Leonsed, Crowley, Georgoiown, DC: Ida Birdsall, Potter, Alex dria: Henry Wt Coned a, Milliken, do; T W Spencer, Couser, erth Atgboy: Urbann jen, Klizabetu, rt Phillips, Hoboken: Wim HB ya Nee Ss Sehrs George Aery, May, Hatch, New York: Onr Young. do: Wm © Trish, Ter nold, do; Oliver Chase, ‘Kelle: rown, Hall, New Yor! PAWTUCKET, Oct 19—Arei bell, and Anna E Safford, Kinnear, Rondout. Sailed—Sehrs Susanow, Hinckley, New York. RICHMOND, Oct 1—Wailed, UaIE, Kong Osoar IT (Nor, Olsen, Arondal; sehrs Anulo A Holton, Smith, Porte Clive (Br), Urqubart, Live buryport; Ps ‘en Allegre (Brazil) wud market; J Ch Ure ley, and Maggie McDonnell, Steelman, 4 Oth—Arrived, steamer Richmond, Kelly. New York. Sailed—Schr James M Vance, New York, ROCKLAND, Oct 12—Arrived. sehrs Kunpress, Kennedy, New York: 14th, Ailie Oukes, Pillsbury, doz Lngy Ame aoe Gloucester; 17th, O Avery, Tupper, do; 18th, A! Jute, hy, do. 1th, ‘sches, Billow, Mall wail and Addie B Snow Lor York; C Cobb, Greeley, Norfolk ; 12th, Ned Sane ter, Fountain, aud Mary Brower, Lee, New York? 1th, um conta, Crockett, do; Massachusetts, Kenniston, Baltiworet Nantilus, Pec! ‘Achorn, and Aarian, Maddocks, New York: Savage, do; Almon Bird, Drinks © Knight, Dyer, New York; 18th, Wm Rice. Pressy: Silas €eloua, ‘Speer; E G Knight, and AS Emery, Emery, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 13—Arrived, bark Graee Roberta, Dahler, Freepor Sailed— ‘ansimo. 20th—Clonred, ship Carisburn (Br), McLaren, Queens town. NEAVANNAH, Oct 21—Arrived teamer Cortes, Freeman, rk. Gleared—Bark Emme Paysant (Br), Dexter (from Bele fast), Charl Sail amer San Salvador, Nickarson, New York; brig Lizzie M Merrill, Havre: sehrs DB Everett, Hicks, New York; Chas Moore, Russell, Providence. annie ect 17—Arrived, scar JB Norris, Claghora, ih Amboy, * 1i—Senr Winslow Morse (from Hallowell), Albany, Sailed, briy CC Rovinson, Ade 1, New York. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 20—Passed ty, brige Akt from Boston for Philadelphia; © Morris (Br), Windsor, S for New York: sehts Adrien, Kockland for New fork, un Vashti R Gates, Calais for Middletown, Ct. Sailed—Sehrs Active, Joseph Fish, Laura & Marion, Sus: J & 8 Crowley, Wm Flint, Harmona. Telewrap! Heese. Monitor, Favsrite (Be), Roamor, Harbinger, and tor (Br). AETIMISGTON, NO, Oct 19—Arrived, steamer D J Fole Price, Baltimore; bark Saron (Nor), Jonesen, do; briy Der Pommer (Ger), Bohm, Porte Grande, Cape de V (and cleared for Charleston); August (Ger), Koster YACHTS, T A SACKIFIC! 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