The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1876, Page 10

FLEETWOOD PARK. THAUGURATION OF THE OCTOBER TROTTING MEETING—KING “PHILIP THE WINNER OF THE “FIFTY” RACE—THE ‘‘THIRTY-EIGHT” PURSE POSTPONED AFTER THREE HEATS. The October trotting meeting at Fleetwood Park was Pleasantly and successfully inaugurated yesterday. Though the track was slightly heavy in the first hour -of the amusement, the great amount of brushing given it prepared the way for tue warm sunshine to put it in olerable shape. Short and sbarp work marked the ‘troductory contest, this being for horses of the “titty” class, purse of $500. Six of the eleven entries Fesponded, these being the brown gelding Dan Smith, Diack mare Carrie L., brown stallion King Poilip, Diack gelding Tom Molloy, brown gelding Thomas IT. and diack gelding Bruno, Speculation opened with the betting as follows:—King Philip, $21; Bruno, $13; field, $50, The King captured the first heat after a fair struggle up the stretch with Smith in 2:39. The adherents of the King made Dim the favorite over all tne others 3 to 1 before the Second heat, with which he was credited ia after Bruno showing the way for nearly three-quar- tersofumile. Tom Molloy iinished second, and it was ‘with apparent difficulty that his driver prevented him from winning the heat, as he was “pulled almost double” from the distance to the wire, The judges evidently made a note of this little matter, as when | ‘the contestants were called for the third hoat Molloy’s driver was ordered out of his sulky and Murphy sub- Btituted, which greatly pleased the adherents of the “fleld.” The pool then averaged—King Philip, $41 »Mol- aoy, $35; field, $4 There were really but the King and Molloy in the heat, as they went away from the others Bs they pleased, and after a capital struggle Philip out- footed his gallant competitor and landed the winner by Bwo lengths, Had Molloy kept his feet on the stretch At might have been a “tight fit” for the King. More Shan the usual satisfaction was derived trom the re- Bult of the heat, inasmuch as the victor cut down his Record from 50 to Just 18% seconds. That. Judges were right ia removing Molioy’s driver t ‘Tacts fully prov or @ppeared. These were the bay gelaiug Fa gelding Tom, black mare Sadie, sorrel gelding Little Frank, bay gelding J. D. and bay geldiug Henry. An- Dther peculiar and significant event. From late public eriormances Henry held the place of honor in tho iting, the averaged pools before starting being— lenry, 785; Little Frank, $50; Tom, $28; field, $2 he first heat was credited to Tom, who went to the front on the lower turn and had two lengths to spare from Honry, going under sbe wire in 2:36. The fancy Jor Henry Was not so great before the second heat @s he sold in the fleid, Tom and Liitle Frank being welected as choices, Tom $30, Little Frank $18, teld $28 Tom enc command just after the word was iven and kept until the stretch was. reached, when epry closed aecounts with bim and both wewt under the wire dancing in thé air, Henry baying half a length the best of i, The judges gave the heat to Tom, as his work had been the more honest. Belore so@ring for the third beat the judges relieved the drivers of Henry and Littie Frank from turther duty on the score that they were not trying to win, Murphy took his seat belind Henry, aud Jim Dustin in Litue Frank’s sulky. There Was at once a decline in the market on Tom, and tu one or two instances Henry sold almost even up with allthe rest. That the lauter was being rather strangely driven in the first and second heats Was proven in this, as he won the heat by two lengihs Irom Tom on a jog. Betore a fourth beat could be trotted darkness came on, and the decision of the race Was postponed unté.to-day at one o'clock, For their spirited and determined action in removing suspected drivers the judges had the thanks of the majority of the spectators, who desired to sce the “best horse win.” SUMMARY, Firetwoop Park, New Yorx, Tcrspay, Oct. 24, 1876—Finst Day or THe Octousr Trorrixe Muerixa.— Purse No, 1, of $500, tor horses that never beat 2:50, mile heats, three in tive, in harness; entrance ten per cent and only five per cent if declared out by the 2ist inst. ; $250 to the first, $125 to the second, $75 to the third and $50 to the fourth J.P. Giibert’s (New York) b. s. King ts oF 1 ‘Witham Morris’ (Kingston, N. Y.) bik. N.Y.) bg Thomas L. 3 w York) bie: m. Carrie I ville, 1. 1.) bik, . Bruno. qua, Obio) F. g W. P. Lov 1 2 -234 4 6 5 G. D. Sirdel!’s (P ;A. McDonald’s (New York) b. g. Dimples. Ohio) br. g ‘Richard Bomby Richard H.. ! ©. V, Whitebock’s (New York) 8. g. Utica, ' J .Wenzel’s (Springtloid, N. Y.) ch. m. Doilie, (Columbus, 1M First heat. Seeond heat. Third heat. Saux Dav—Sucosp Rack. —Purse No. Aorses that never trotted better than 2 milo heats, ‘Shree in five, in harness; entrance, 10 per cent, und only 5 per cent if declared out by tho 21st inst: $400 to the first, $200 to the second, $120 to the third and $80 to tho fourth, 9. B. Berlew’s (Union Springs, ¥.) sg Lind G. F. Smith's (New York) sm. Mattie K. Sone (Pougukeepsie, Besides the completion of the * hirty-eight”” race there is set for to-day’s amusement tho *thirty-three’? class, ten entries, aud tue twenty-six” purse, eight entries. The price of the Hxwatv to-day and henceforth wil be three cents. WEST SIDE PARK. West Sipk Park, Jzxsry Crry, N, J., Oct. 20 and 24, 1876.—Purse $300, for horses that had never beaten 2:34; mile heats, three in five, in harness; $150 to th first, $100 to the second and $50 to the third; fourteen (three heats trotted ou the 20th.) W.E. Weeks’ ch. g W.C. Dery... 46 21211 Washburn Brothers’ b. m. irish 33°'7 531 G. Osirom’s s. g. ftenty i 8ST 4 @. E. Dunbam’s 8. g. S Ke... 8 6 6 L. Doremus’ b. m. Lady Gonnsoa. 6 8 8 R. T. Wilcox’s b. g. Henry. 1165 ‘M. H. Whipple's cb. m. Dolly Do. 7 4 3 TIM Quarter. Beventh heat... 4044 19 2337s Same Day.—Sweepsiakes of $150, mule heats, three in five, in harness. Peter Manee’s s. g. Julius H. (pacer) 1, Paulding’s bik. m. indian Girl L. E. Dunvam’s b. m. Carrie White, Tink. Quarter. Half. First hi 48 1:27 Second 5 ‘Third beat. The price o me HERALD to-day and henceforth ‘will be three cents. BALTIMORE RACES. Bavtimonn, Oct, 24, 1876. From present indications we will have afair day for to-morrow, with a safe but not fast track, mumber of sirangers are hero, New York and Kentucky Deing well represented. The pool rooms wero crowded to-mght, and a largo amount of money was invested, principally on the Dixie Stakes. The race is looked ‘upon as being very doubtiul. Every owner who starts has confluence in his representative. The other events areequally interesting and uncertain. Should the weather continue favorable throughout toe r will be the finest that has ever taken place at im! The following Will show the respective rates at which | the entries soid:— FOR THE DIXIE STAKES P. Lorillard’s Parole and Shirley + $45 MeDamer's Ae 37 Bowie's .. G, Loritiard’s FOURTH RACE—TWO MILE HRATS. Tom Ochilirec.........$50 Partership . Add Paladin, Ath FIRST DAY'S EVENTS—POOL SELLING IN NEW YORK. ‘There was considerable speculation in thts city Inst evening on the first day’s events over the Pimlico Course, Baltimore. The pools averaged as under: — THREN-QUARTERS OF A Porse $250, tur maidens of all ages; entrance $15, to the second horse. Tiree-quarters of a mile. ‘West's Courier, 3, 95 Ibs. $15 25 @aira’s Danville, 3, 95 ibs ar) 20 39%, | I A large * | Crouse’s ppae 3 9 Ios... 9 2 Doswell’s Kappi 6 613 Dos’ 8 Sunbeam, 9, 92 Ibs. 6 R Chew's Odd Socks, 3, 95 Ibs oe 8/ star of Elkhorn, 3, 92 lbs 4 8 ler... 2 4 jale, 3, 95 ibs. 2 4 | DIXIE STAKES—TWO Dixse Staxxs, tor three-year-olds, -fortelt, with $2,000 added by the * Messrs B. Lewis & Co.; fe third $800, Closed with s at $300 each, $100 lub and $2,000 by second to receite xty-four subscrib- Two brug 1 rg f Parole, 107 Ibs ee P. Loritlara’s {2himey, 107 Ibe 170 Me/)aniel’s Vigil, 110 ios 55 Belmont’s Sultana, 107 Ibs. 50 Doswell’s Algerine, 110 Ibs. 8 2 Thomas’ Heretog, 110 ibs, Reed’s Red Coat, 110 Ibs | 6 2 Lewis & Co. Lady Clipper, CRNTRAL STAKES —ONE CReNTRAL Stakgs, for two-year-olds, t $50 each, play or pay, with $600 added; the second to receive $100; twenty-four subscribers, Que mile,” P, Lorilla 35 Clabaugh’s C 6 «8 Belmont’s Susqaebanna, 97 Ibs. 40 McDaniel’s Princeton, 100 lbs eee | Oriole, 97 Ibs ¢ 8 TWO-Mi Purse $700, for ali ages umATS, the second to recéive $100; owed 3 lox ; if four or upward, 12 ibs, Two- atd’s Tom Ochiltree, 4, 108 Ibs..$50 100 * Add, 4, 108 Ibs 36 twership, 5, 114 ib: din, 5, 113 Iba 10-20 8, 89 Ibs. ‘The price of the Hunat to-day and henceforth will be three cents WASHI TON DRIVING PARK. FIRST DAY OF THE FALL ‘ROTTING MEETING. Wasuincron, Oct, 24, 1876. The fall trotting meeting of the Washington Driving Park Association opened to-day at the Benning’s Sta- tion Course. Tho weathor was fine and the attendance fair. The rain storm of last evening made the track heavy. The principal evept was the trotting of Gold- smith Maid against ber best time for a purse of $2,000. Although she did not equal her time she did better than way expected considering the condition of the ‘he Muid was accompanied by a runuing mi and the first trial was marked 14. The second and last Was more atisfactory. She made the qui 35 seconds, the ballin 1:08 and the mile in Sho may trot again on Saturday next, The second and last event was a race for District and Virginia horses, class , fora purse of $100; $50 to first, $25 to second, $15 to third and $l0to the fourth horse. Mile heats, three in tive, SUMMARY. Hunter. COLLEGE ROWING ASSOCIATION, Boston, Oct. 24, 1876, Ameeting of the representatives of several New England colleges was held at the Parker House this alternoon, and an address was prepared inviting all New England colleges to send delegates to a conven- tion to be held at the Bay State House, at W. orcester, November 22, to form a rowing association of New England colleges. The address sets forth at longth the reasons for the movement, and is signed by E. C. Car- rigan, president of the Dartmouth Navy; 8. W. Nick- erson, president of the Brown Navy; Philip L._ Paine, treasurer of the Bowdoin Navy, and Sydney D. Hooker, presient of the Trinity Navy. GLOVE CONTEST. The glove contest between Mike Coburn and Patsey Sheppard, for # stake of $400 and the light weight championship, will come off at Harry Hill's theatre on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, The friends of both parties are sanguine of success, and a lively bout is anticipated, CRICKE!’ The annual cricket match for the benefit of W. Brew- ster, professional of the Staten Island Club, A be played at Staten Island to-morrow. The game ‘will be between cleven Englishmen and eleven Americans, The game will commence at ten v'clock. Mr, Brewster is a very energetic professional, and will, withous doubt, be well supported hy cricketers. The price of the Henatp to-day and henceforth wilt be three cents. M'LAUGHLIN AND BAUER. Naw York, Oct. 24, 1876. To rue Epiror or 7! Having noticed an article in the Hera.p of the 17th inst., in the form of a challenge trom Professor Bauer, 1 will explain it, Although said challenge was not accompanied by the necessary cash deposit to vouch for its sincerity, I will, with your permission, make the following statement in reply, accepting his chal- lenge on certaim conditions, Mr. Baver is weil aware that { am a professional collar and elbow wrestler, and with that knowledge be ventures to chalienge me in all other forms of wrestling, feeling assured that 1 will notaccopt. The majority of the peuple, not knowing the difference in the work, think him a wondertul man, he having so often challenged me and I not accepting. In this way I e been very much annoyed by him. In’ the preset proposition he ptirely ignores my mode of wrestling. Now if Mr. Bauer really means besiness and no job, I will give him an opportunity of testing his abilities in a fair, manly way, to settle the question as to who is the best general athlete, giving each man an opportunity of exercising his favorite hold, also testing both men in form where each are supposed to be novices. I will match him one fall, collar and el- vow; one fall, Greco-Roman; one fall, bide hold; one tall Back hold, and one fall, Catch as catch can. Fhp acopper each time lor choice of hold, the winner of three falls out of tho five to be the winner of the con- test; each aud every fall to be governed strictly by rales prescribed by Ed. James, of this city, The stakes to be from $100 to $500 on ‘eavh fall, or from $1,000 to $5,000 on the finul result of the contest, A+ competent man to be chosen for referee at time of signing articles. The match to take place at any time and place that may be hereafter agreed upon, not intertermg with my present engage- ments. Proceeds of the house to go to the winner of the contest, who shall pay hall Feat, rinting and ad- vertising. Should this mect auer’s views he will find both man and money dy at the Clipper office any day and hour he may designate. Yours, a Mt McLAUGHLIN. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, Office. '4 Bowling Grea (72 Bronaway Br nation) away Lonwon Havee.. “| London... Hi broadway s5 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green fowling Green, 29 Bron — 69 Broadway 169 Broadway L}e Rowling Green 55 Broadway i: |J29 Brondway Liverpool. [4 Bowling Green fam! wig . Meeeeeser so Breetway 7 Bowling Gri 2 Bowling Gr 20 Brondway 4 Bowling Green Brondway 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green Usepia Holland. Oder Lessing 3 61 Broadway Germanic. INov [37 Broadway The wrice of the Herat to.day and henceforth will be three cents. FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. ALMANAC ieedecrccen 622] Gov, Islands.--orn 147 « § 06) Sandy Hook,..morn 1 02 | «eve ll wot bride smorn 232 | PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 24, 1876. ARRIVA Ls. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACI WHITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. AND HERALD Steamer City of Chester (Br), Leiten, ,ldverpoot Oct 12 and Queenstown 13, with mdse and 231 mers to John Dare. arrived aff the Hook O44 AM. where Mas, detained iad strong w erly gales with heavy he yea most 1 Oct 11 and ers to FW Holvetin 4, burk Thurst, (it), hence for Liverpool: 2 trom Bremen for Pty Ada Ww he Meamer da (Br), Sumner, London Get 8, with mdse and 49 passengers to PW.J Harst. First part ‘ot ere ad strong w latter part, moderate weathers ry gale et 18, tak $4 44, ton 43 assed a Bremen steamer bound NS,and St Jouus, 8 port. Sehr George Calhoun (Br), Sealy, B. S3 4 50, « German bark, bound east, Seviar igual QC a Sidey, London Get 7, with mdse ros. Had strong westerly ‘avannah Oct 19, with mdse to ae. nes) tes gaies all the zi 58 passengers, ‘ales early part o Ten Dat ‘Co passuget Kept bead to it or ped ‘large quanti- Tiee of water; was detained outside Bendy Hook sbverai hours by fox. Steamer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Oct 21, witb mdse und paxsenyers to Jas W Quintard & Co. Steamer W yanoke, Couer ichmond, oy ee and Nor- folk, with mdse aud passengers to the Old Dominion Steam 5 er Smithteld Sayder, Philadelphia te 2 G Bolan- ‘ ern, pak ae Liverpool ea te hall & Co. Wee 2 tons 43-13, spol raising: 14th, Sa oT, ion 47°15, ship Oreola, bound sou ‘Austrian bark, bound east, showing signals iO: ish bark, tor Barcelona, showing signals P, 0, G. Jat 39 08, Undaes' ee ue ee from Cork for New signal 1 (of Yarmouth, 34 days, with salt to Freak Moulton: & succession of westerly gales: lost and split go. giving ship & heavy list shad 1 Det da, wichored Span- jose to the fog buoy off Mifare ry (Aus), Peschion, London, 54 days, in ballast to in bal- ry "fark Bayard (Nor), Tonneeen, Bristol, E, 40 dey last to Bockmanu, Oerlin & Co. ‘1s anchored Bay for ord Crosby, bound — andy Hook for orders. Sokoto (of Yarmouth, NS), Crock in ballast to Bord & Himcken. ' Oct 14, bark Agustina D (ital), trow Rotterdam for Philadel: phia; short of provisions and supplied her, The Sokoto is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, Bark Johanne Marie, (Ger). Gustavus, Hambure $5 days, ylsh mdse to Punch, Edye & Vo, Le | 22 days |W of the Banks, with strong W and NW Bark Lady bed ka aa is ela, (Br), Mosher, Antwerp Sept, 4, in bailast to Ts unshorea la Gravseond Bay fur ordes Bark Northern Chief (of Yarmouth, NB), Miller, Havre 34 days, in ballast to Boyd & Hin Bark Heath, Park (of Dundee): ‘Smith, Havana, 22 days, with sugar to order. Bi va Parker (of Windsor, NS), Slocum, Stettin 60 W Bertanx. Oct 19, 1nt'29, lou 70, , bound West. He GH, 60 days, with woo! pi ton 26 W: Oct 10, off Bermuda, spoke bark Ecuador (Br)* from Dublin for Philadelph Bearsport), Costigan, Catania 84 days, with sulphur to Carver & Barnes, | Paased Gibraltar Aug 28; had heury SW and NW xaies during tho passage; Sept 3, iat 35 38 ou 1941, spoke bark Batavia, Brown, is for on in ballast to C ‘da (Noi on bs "Auants (Bel, Whelan, Labrador 27 day to RP Currie & Co! Had strong W anc NW ge passage, with dense foxs the last three days. Sehr JM Riley, Smali, Dantzic OI days, in ballast to Str don & Cor’ Sud strong westerly, gales moat of the ie, passace. Schr Willlam Douglass, with fruit jart, Farnham, Aquin 17 days, with logwooa to Yo: vessel co LR staples, Sehr Wi ‘iam H Keeney, Bee Turks Island 12 days, with salt tod P&G F Kobimon esvel to Van Brunt & no lat, &e, passed a schooner waterlogged und abandoned with both masts alongside and apparently some time in that condition. Schr Veter Mitchell (ot ontreaty BI es, Grand Cay- man 18 days, in ballast to BJ ‘Wenberg. 7, bi vy gale from 8, lasting 12 hours in which lost and split broke muinvoom and started # leak of 1000 Charleston 10 days, with maval stores to nor, Squires, G corgetown, 80, 7 daya with naval itores: to Dollner & Potti D furlb it & © sehr J J penser Haskille ‘Kennebec 7 days, with, lee to Chase. Talbot Kehr Dl Flint, Haskill, Gardiner, Mo, 6 days, with ice to master, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. mer Elonora, Johnson, Portland for New York, Gaiatos. Walk ode tor N. Brig MJ Braity (Br), ly, Baguduce for Schr Mary ‘ike, Good, iegetia NB, for ‘Behr Murtha A (Br), Glass, St Joha, NB, for. New eon Schr E Waterman, Hinckley, Nantucket for New York. Schr Wm O Irish, Tirrell, Providence for New York. Schr Mary E Amsden, Morgan, Newburyport for New Sel order: ve al to H Bowen, Jackson, Providence for Now York. ones, Achorn, Vinal Haven for New York. ‘Coombs, Providence for New York. Schr Abner Taylor, Dudge, New Bodtura for New York. Schr G Stancliff, Tryon, Portland, Ct, for r Seur Howard Holder (Br), Holder, Providence’ for Now York. Schr Mary, Hallowell, Bristol for New York. Sebr George F Brown, Hayes, Rye for New York, Schr E.& POatley, Newman, Cold Spring for New York. W Hine, Chattield, New Haven tor Philadel, iphia. Bel jidona, Hart, Bangor for New York. pete Emma Fiteh, Nantucket for New York. ork. Bridgeport for New York. idence for New York. Schr David G Floyd. Clifford: Newnort for ‘Philadelphia, © Sehr Luna, Wells: Stonybrook for New York Schr Frank Herbert, Crowell, Boston for New York, Sehr George Gillum, Dayton, Portland, C Sehr Joseph Hall, Hamilton, Porti: “Ct, for New York, Sehr Eclipse, Dixon, Northport for New York. Schr Charlie Miller, Jones, New Haven for New Y Sehr HE Ri Quincey Point for New ¥ Schr American Eagle, Newlove, Somerset for New York. Sehr E M Baxter, Lamphier, Somerset for New York. Sehr Urbana, Allen, Bridgeport tor New York. Schr John Manlove, MeGurr, Providence for New York. Sehr Baltimore, Frances, Norwatk Jor New Yor! Sene Wm L Peck Bunce, Cold Spring Landing for New York. ‘Schr Little David, Birdsley, Saybrook for New York. BOUND KAST. Steamer Goorge Cromwell, Bacon, New York for Halltax, Bark Lizzle, Garvey, New York forBoston. Brig Titus (in), SpriguetNew York for London, Brig Abby Watson, Holder, Port Johnson for Newbury- w York for St John, Port Johnson for Providence, loboken for Boston, ‘ort Johnson for Providence. Schr Lillie O Wells, Well: Schr J © Rogors, Rogers. Schr L 8 Lovering, 5p Schr America, Colcord, Port Johnson for Rockland. Schr Gule, Riley, Middletown for Trenton. Schr Almon Bacon, Buke Schr Samuel C Hart, Kell; Schr Lexington,aayton, Weehawken ‘or Boston, Sehr TH Livingstone, Donald, New York for Bel Schr Abigul Jennings, Jennings, Now York for Norwalk, Schr Lucy Haker, Alien, Now York tor Boston, Scbr D Currie, Pease, Amboy tor Middleton. Sehr D WV ie Driscoll. Amboy for Aliyn’s Point, Hehe Virginta, Boarie, Weotiawken tor Boston. Schr Joseph Be for Boston. Schr Delmont Locke: Pendictou, ort ohason for Provt- + Port Johnson for Provi- ‘Schr Frances Hatch, Palm dence. Sehr Whistler, Keefe, New York for Taunton, Schr Anthony Burton, Jobnson, Port Johnson for Paw- tucket. went 3 J Worthington, Smith, Port Johnson for Provi- ‘Schr Plow Boy, Elils, Port Johnson for Pawtacket. Sehr J McCl ley, Port Joumson for Providenes, Schr Wm Co! |, Port Johnson ior Providence. Schr Black Diamond, Smith, Port Johnson for deni don. Sehr Victor, Perry, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Ann, Stratton, Hoboken for Providence, s Schr Frank G Dow, Paige, Port Johnson for Boston, Schr Wm Allen, Crowell, Baltimore for Bridgeport. Sehr Vashti Sharp, Jarvis, Newburg for Provideuce, Schr Ann 8 Brown, Crowell, Port Johnson for Boston, Sawyer. Port Johnson for Boston, Schr Vicksburg, New York for Ban; Rent Nettie B Dobbin, Dobbin, Hoboken for Portsm Scht Wm Young, Butler, Por: Johnson for Huntington, Schr Kate McLean, Sammis, Now Yorx for Hartford. Nelson Harvey, Harding, Port Johnsop for New Bed- Schr Adele Felicia, Robbins, Port Johnson for Norwich. Schr A G Lawson, Meherhoff, Hackensack for Providence, Sehr Millie Frank, Edwards, New York for Norwich, Sehr ae ey: Gandy, Port Johnson for Paw- th, tucket. SebrE A bins, New York for Westerly. rH B Divert abt Port Jonuson for Provi- de: Sehr Sallie E Ludlum, Putnam, New York for Boston. Schr Rachel Jane, Burdick, Hoboken tor Wickford. Schr American Chief, Snow New York for Boston, Schr Orion, Smith, Hoboken for Providence. Sebr Join Brooks, Fox, Elizabethport for 3 Schr Silver Spray, Seduwick, New York for Seber Alton T Miner. Brainard, New York to Seur Achorn, MeGuire, New York for Boston, Sehr F © Smit Schr MM Merrim Schr Fleetwins, D Sehr Lucian, Ball, Sehr Tannhauser, k Sent Herbert Manton, dence. Schr Paugussett, Brown, Port Johnson for Provi Schr Brandywine, Fengir, New York for Provi Sehr LS Hatch, ‘ort Johnsen for Hartford.” Sehr JL He: . Fort Johnson for stony Point. Sehr RS Dean, Wright, Amboy for Tanmion. fer ew York for Hyannis, Sebr J M Freeman, 1 varie Port Johnson for Warren, Schr Harriet Ryan ew York for Pawtucket, ew York for Pawtucket, Hoboken for Providence, Hoboken for Boston, Parker, Port Johnson tor Fall River, ‘Albany tor Boston, t . Green, Port Johnson for Pawtucket, ‘ison, New York tor Portland, New Crowell, Port Jobnson Nor Prove — den Julia Baker, Hnker, Philadelphia for Providence, la Sarah Bruen, Petty, Amboy for Boston, ickerson, Amboy tor Fall River. loskey, Now York fur Norwich . Dickerson, Amboy Norwich, ridge, Amboy for Fall Ki Sehr Surge, Warwick, Trenton for Norwalk. chr James Hyde, Amboy for Hartford. Sebr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, werstraw for New- Pesche Prudence, (ook, Port Johnson for Providenee, lander: Doungan, Albany for Fort J Schr Belle & Hull, Brash, Ho Schr J 8 Moulton, Crossiey, Ho Sehr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York for Stamtora Schr Clara Post, Ferris, Port Johnson for Portchestor. Bark Sarah, hence for Portland 2ist in ported at anchor in Hart Island Roads, wei carly. The price of the HeRatn to-day and henceforth will be three cents, CLEARED. 9 Menmey Russia (Bx), Cook, Liverpoot via Quoenstown—c jeatuer Nio (Br), Potts, Antwerp—Joshua S Tucker & rent (Fr), Hende, Havre via Plymouth— ke Steamer Huntaville, Crowell, Fernandina vie Port Royal— OH Mallory & Co. Steamer leopatra, Bulkley, Charieston—Wm P Clyde & 0. Bteamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Mecfalt, City Point and oad O14 Domitilen Steam ‘Steamer W Woodward, You We \cimore—W Dal nell. Breamer Mayflower, Wall: Paleo se Hana Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston—H Ship Alexander Marshall, Gardiner, Liverpool—Chas H Marsbail & ‘Sbip Dauntless, Chester, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. Hark A: ‘Drown, Shanghai—Salter & Livermore, Bark Glituer, Halvorsen, ‘Newcastle-on-Tyne, E— Edyo & ¢ — Leone (Ital), Ciceonordi, Cork for erders—Slocovich, D RB DeWolf & Co Behr Adel a—Dwight & Plat Sehr Alta V Jie iteheli, Pouce, PR—-Brett. Son & Co, jorge Calhoun (Bi), Seely, St John, NB—A T Clara E Bergen, Dayton, Fernundins—Evans, Ball &o Selir Starlight, Jones, Brunswick, Ge—Warrer, Ra: eStht O © acken, Toms, Bridgeport—Seamford Manufactur- ing Co. SAILED. tor Liverpool; Somerset (Br). Montana Bn, Hull; 1s Crescent City, H nardina, 3 SC; Ashland, wil mington, N isaac Bell, Richmond, CY Eichmond, Nor- folk ; Heading. Fitindelpha shi te Helios (Ger), Hawbut Anes Hea Geuntles Br), Liverpool neliue Grinnell. Loudon: erp; ‘Br aux: Knu vig, (Nor), Morgan’ Pill; Constantia, (Nor), Amsterdam: Nor), Southampton; Curo, Progreso; Amaranth inal: brigs Somerset (ir), Hull; Sea Bird (Br) Excelsior (Br), Bermuda; Ann Elizabe' ulan (Br), ——; schr D H Bisbee, Monte; ay, Ja. ‘Also sailed, steamers Germante (Br), for Liverpocl: Gulf Stream, Charleston: brigs Britannia, Barbados; Kobert Mowe, Yort Spain (all reported sailed 21st, but were de- tained in the lower @ ay by fog). Wind at sunset, NW; at midnight, Barometer at sunset, 29.67; at raiaiehe, 29.70, The price of the Hznatp to-day and henceforth will be three cents. . MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sreawx Oxenox (Br), Hwney, from New Orleans for Liverpool, with cotton, pit into Norfolk, Oct 24, with los of boats, de, The captain is disabled und one man lost. Suir Fuepenice ToDon, from Passarolang for the Engitah Channel, with sugar, went ashore at Boom twas got off with aeslstauce and preceeded for Singapore. Bank Fiorexce Perens, from Cardenas, at Baltimore, October 23, had heavy weather and cargo broke adritt. Barx Hatcrox, for New Orle ing put back to Liverpool aft steamer Balbec off Bardsay, rocelved ‘other damage. Der voyage October 21 Bank Gurnxvs (Nor), Jensen, from ale jctober 7, and lost ‘The Halcyon resumed Macd: London October 11, lost part of deek loud of deals Ger), from New Yorkfor Stetti: Sept 23 in distress, loaky, was in Bari witch pat inte Poe very bad condition. x (Br), from Baltim loaded ‘with 28,900 b 7 ‘Truro, Xo K Moore, of Economy, GTON, betore reported lost, cba b der Od valued at $22,000. English brokers. The tot: ‘on the vessel was in Providence ofices, Rio Janeiro, at could put to Pr Seat vas carried awey. by groundia ‘and her copper was also somewhat damaged. Brio Naum Axtuix, Mudgett, from New York for St jue Oct 5 leaking badly. Her cargo and she was on the slip 19 re pt Musigett reports:-~" Experienced baa weather 29th Sept, when it commenced to blow & gule from the souti east. with avery iiigh sea running. causing the Yeasel to leale very much; Sept 20, lat 18, lon 62 and sea both increasing, vessel maki se entet SP waist. canis oo on goin: Keep the most of the time; w: her free, & the 30th deemed advisable to bear ing very bad, and both inc for Barbados, put ad repaired Oct 1 and a great deal of fast, with ‘both Bric Rancer (Br), from Paspe back to the for port dismast would proceed on her voyage. Bric San Nicotas (Sp) foundiand for Malaga, was ran down and sunk Dy a ste belonging to the Com- pagnie Generale Tranxatiuntique. Crew save Brig Mxcuantc, Kelly (before reported), drifted ashore at Bally Kenny, county Down, Ireland, Oct 12, with sails split. Bric Goxconpa, at Boston from Hull, B, experienced heavy weather during the last 0 days; split sails and sus- tained other slight damage, Scux HANXAH CLARK, before reported abandoned, left Providence Oct 14; on 15th had snow und bad weather and tried Ineffectually to make Boon Island, and afterward ‘Miateher's Island: the. foresail ‘blow d scudded under bare pol sea running times breaking over the’ vesne! ied Tomained in that position 52 hours. vessel. labor javily, which worked the oakum out of h around the ster bdobstay, | sprinesta, wreck of the vessel: at the wh ty rough that ing could be cooked, ina had ‘to live. on aabort allowanve of the food provided before ra fron zon the morning of the 18th sighted brig Golconda, Hull, B, for Boszon, who took all Xa The ve lent about thing except what they hi bull at Wella, Me, in 1846, and ts belleved not tot Scan Axxre Hoorgr, at Halitax, Oct 20, bad hem wenther gn the Banke. “Ort 16. while at anchor, the vex Wan atruck by ‘which smashed three ofthe men, us tned Angus’ Melutosh, ork cB, i and the came into port to land the injured man, who was taken to hospital. Scnr Carnm Amxs, Phillips, from mm for Philadel- phia, betore reported burned at Ocracoke alee, had a cargo of fish, furniture, lu ‘h, &c, and not lime, as before supposed. Not nature was on board. Scur Axw E Cantt, from Ni ashore on Cay Lorge, south side of Cul Sour Porrsvittx, from Gal with propeller gone, was spok by steamer Overon (Br); from St 'Norlaik Sith lust” "The 0 supplied tho Pottevilie with provisions. Soyn J. 8. Lun, Vangilden, from Philadelphia for Wash- ington, which put Into Norfolk, Oct 20 iu, distre aground on the inat on Dawson's Shoals, wag for New York, is a8, coat of Wach: ue. whe ree Re the xr She be re ng. lot & portion of her’ eargo, Greckers, and taken to Norfulk for repairs ng Scnr Stier (ot Bangor), while bound into Port John- ton. wont ashore on the reef opposite ton, SI, during the late fog, aud lies in «bad position, Scum I & M Ruxp, Cant Cavalier, which sailed from the Delaware Brenkwater Sept 13, for Sav: of coal, not having been heard of inons ti been lost in the gale of the 17th inst Hauivax, Oct 24, 9:15 P M—The Portland, has not yet arrived. Shi outside by the fog. Newrorr, Oct 24—The steamer Providence, of the Fall River ling, which lost her rudder by coming in'contect with to mer Falmouth, from is probably detained the Lime Rock: harl from New York last Tu nit be ready to resume ‘km aged bee Mmorrownieki., A large foree. of I and night in making difficult task, dae 3 to decided not to take her to New York to pla dock, The daruge was about $2,000, Schr Falco (Br), of and for St John, NB, whicn arrived here in distress in the carly part of the present month and which was subsequently condemned, is now being fitted up by her present owner, She is in @ tar better condition than. was generally supposed. Her bottom is believed to be un- anieree New Loxvox, Oct 23—Capt Scott made a survey of the acur G F Meany and found her stern post started, Dulwarks Stove and deck started near the foro hatch. He took out 40 tons of coxl and will commence pumping on her to-mor- row. Eighty tons of coal have been removed from the sunken barge Jefferson. Provincetows, Mass, Oct 24—Schr H Hodgaon arrived to- day from the Grand Banks, bringing Charles Anderson and W McDonald, before reported from the schr Proctor Brothers, of Gloucester. San Francisco, Oct 16—Schr David & Etta went ashore at # AM, Oct 15, on the sard beach about 26 miles north of Noyo, No damage doue to hull; rudder aud boat gone. NOTICE TO MARINERS. DMLAWARE. LIGHTS. Wasmsctox, DC, Oct 24—Notice is given house Bourd that on and after Nov 15, 187 Tights will he exhibited to mark the chan Patch Isinnd and Fort Delaware. The ii located on the Delaware side ot t Tac statute miles below Newcastle nnd are distant from other one-half statute mile, The lights will be fixed white. This range, in connection with Deep Water Point ze, marks the channel from below Pew Patch Tsland to Deep Water Point, The point of intersection of the two Fanges ison the west side of the, channel In abont eightoan feet of water, and vessels drawing that or more Catofal to pubs from one. Tange tothe. other © listle to the eastward of wkere the ranges inter SPOKEN. Ship Adians (Br), Passone, fr from Aberdeen for New Or- Jeans, Oct 1, lat 47, lon 17. Bark Aun (Ge warts, from Philadelphia for Elsi- nore, Uct ¥, 19 29, lon 14. Burk Timmaleonte, (lial), Masso, from London for Baltt- more, Sept ay toned 43-27, lon 23 47, ‘ought (Swed) iwsen, from Liverpool for bal ig wer NU, Oct 3, lat 39, lon 30, Bar (ar), Murphy. from Antwerp for New York, Oct 8. lat 48,10 on Gark W ivenkine (Be), Rogers, from Hamburg for New von t 28, Jat 49, Jom 19, inte ica Ureuts, from Dunkirk for New York, Sept lat jon eek Lonisa, of Muchias, from Windsor, NS, for Baltl- re, Oct 2 ff Barnegat. The “Ki * of Boston, was so lat PN, Int. 20 W. by the Light- i870, two an hi passing Pe The price of the Henaup to-day and henceforth will be three cents, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AnenDat—Sailed, Rimfaxo, ior New, York, Brewex, Oct 23—Arrived, bark Norina (Aus), Scopinich, New York. Sailed 234, Franklin for New York. Banta, Oct 24—Arrived previously, brig James Miller, Parker, New York. CaRntHAGKNa, Oct 16—Suiled, bark Joe Rauers (Ger), Krause, Philadelphia, Fioswine Bay, Oct 24—Arrived, brig Martha J Brady, Brady, Cape Breton, Gerin, Oct 9—Sailod, bark Ulrika (Sw), Tasgren, Phila- delphin. Liverroot, Oct 23—Arrived, ship Golden Rule, Morse, St John, NB. Sailed 234, bark Northern Queen (ir), Bullock, United States; Print Oscar (Nor), lverson, do. Lisnow, Oct 17—Sailed, ship Marianoa VI (Port), Santos, United 8 Movitix, Oct 24—Arrived, steamer Alsatia (Br), Camp. bell, New York for Glasgow. MxLaournn, about Oct 21—In port, ship Regent, Bow- doin, for Portland, O, ready for sea. Newrour, Oct 24—Arrived, bark Woodsiae, Moutgemery, Glasgow. Piymovrm, Oct 22—Sailed, bark Thana (Rus), Blom, United States. Arrived in the English Channel 234, barks Sea Crest (Br), MeLane, Philadelphia for London; Freden (Nor), Halver- son, New York for do; Richard Pearse (Br), Bartaby, do for Dunkirk ; brig Consigiio (Ital), Consigliere, do for Hull; ‘24th, bark Limerick Lass, Syperick. d» for Piygnouth. Pexnausuco, Oct 24—Arrived previously, schr Minneha- ba, Swift, New York. Quxxsxstows, Oct 24—Arriwed, steamer China (Br), Gill, Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded) ; barks Kings County (Br), MeClelian, Baltimore; Maria Schiaffine (Ital), Scotte, Philadelpbia, Sourm ax Oct 24—Arrived, steamer Main (Ger), Reichmann, New York for Bremen (and proceeded) Texenirre, Oct 9—Sailed, bark Alice Cooper (Br), King, United States, Arrived at —— Oct 24, Maites, from United States Sailed from ——, Oct 24, bark Najaden (Sw), Danielson, United States ‘WEATHER REPORT. Hovrusap, Oct 24, PM—Wind WSW, moderate. Prruootn, Oct 24, PM—Wind 8, light; cloudy. The price of the Henan to-day and henceforth will be three cents, FOREIGN PORTS. Benwvpa, Oct 7—Arrived. brics (Br, Waite, Brunswick Ga; Sth, Nellie Antrim, Madgett, New York for Si Ritta (see Miscellany). pil Roré Oct 19, brig Conquest (Bx), from Norftk for Ber. ce. ree. Ciurstiawsann, Oct 15—Arrived, brig (Mary E Leighton, Leighton, New York, Crenrure ‘22—In port, bark Clotilde, Miller, for Oct Boston, detained by s hurricane, having returned without "Cnarian, m4 Oct 16—Cleared, bark Emilio Barabino Scott, Glasgow for Montro Giascow, Oct 21—Arriv ioe Oct 22, 6 PM—Sail New York. it Son mped City of Mexteo, Sherwood steamer Columbus, Reed, Sailed 21st, nigh (from Mexico), New. ¥: Arrived 24th, steamer City of Vora Cruz, Deaken, New Fosgren, maming, Bristol; Perthshire, Alexander, do, ark do Forest Cork, for orde jeamer Polynesian, Brown, Liverpool Grant. do, iH, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Agnes Campbell (Br), Laneeo: Angratanie Pont ‘Axtonto, ‘a, Oct 7—In port, schr Rieardo Barros, Newton, for New York in two Questo, Oct 21-—Ariived. a irpool: brig Torento, Ruel ks London, Ni icholson, the nd ; Hiam- clon, Brodie, Greer i Moyer. Bristol: Toni, Her- mansen, W: wesen, London. OILY, Ook iisalled, burke Ofalla tal), Trapont, Baltl- aes, Sept 28—Sailed, brig Helen A Holmes, Eldridge, on, sult Pott Sept 80, sehr Theresa A Keene, Keeno, from New ck, disg. wy Buin, 9 Mart, Oct 10—Arrived, brig Favorite, Wood- Hind Oct 7, bark Henry Sempe (Fr), Frockenberghe, Sa- vannal Tn ort Oct 12, schra Annie Boll, Rice, and John Went- 4 NS. Oct 1e--Areived, batk N K Clements Londond Oct Te leared, brig Backworth, Arthur- Br), Corning. St Jonx, N son, Marseilles. [Per Steamer City or Cuxsren} Axrwenr, Oct 9—Arrived, Mai Bomba: Get & Livingston, Ber Timour, Rob- arg Road $d, Margaret, Kvans, Robert. Las haa pati Homer, New Orleaa: 6th, Wi ror, C1 AMSTERD, 3 "Oct Osetled” “Bella Mudge, Mason, Rai PaEXANDRIA, Oct 4—Sailed, Mercury, Thomas, New ‘Axier, Aug 25—Passed, H D Brookman, Tyson, from Singapore for London, imistor, Oct, 11—Arrived, Andromeda, Nielsen, St Joha, 10th, John Ratherford, O'Neill. Lewes, Del. ingroud 11th, Venice, Khode, Philadelphia for Glou- , Knudsen, Save t 9—Arrived. Prosperiva, Ivaneich, Philadel a Qu unuingham, Richibucto. th, Johu Lerway, Lorway, Baltimore. . Brewxn, Oct 7—Arrived, Braunschweig (s), Undeutsch, Baltimore. Sailea 7th, G F iace ‘s, al a }, Cor- ir. America, nelius, Now York: an, Get O—Arrived, Chelydra (a), Gould, Phila 8th, Hen! Bancecova, Oct 7—Salled, Carolina, Hyjal 4 ‘and il allod from Paulline 7th, Mercator, Herenton, New York: Nehai, Marocebina, New Orleans; Rialto, Linden, Balti- lernidl sonics Pust, and Luize Wichgrds, Eh Wil- mington, NC. pour, Sept 18—Arrived, Exporter, Brooks, Newcastle, Esalled Sept 20. Core Coombs, Calcutta; 21st, Bessie H, MeManus, Lyme Res Aug 20—Arrived, John I. Gamewoll, Berry, Pa- sailed Sept 2 for mare tien, Fe ze langollen, Fenor, 8t Conway, Oct 9—Arrived, Maid John, NB. Conk, Oct S—Arrived, Sallor Prince, Jeffers, Miramichi. Caretta, Sept 17—Arrived, Florence Treat, Short, Bom ; jth, Bl Capitan, Lincoln, Ongar, .d Sept 11—Lucy 8 tehard, Mauritius; 13th, John Clark, Pendictoa, Wombay; Tih RE Buck. Curtiss Ba -d Oct 9. Kenyon, Nowe ik. Dean, Oct Anchored Cardiff; South Shore, Whit 10th, Ansonia, Pelicano, London more; 11th, Dart- mouth, Raymond, Dunkirk for ‘rybeot th, lian’ bark, from south fo for Baltimore. Pe ith, Constitution, Young, Shields (see Miscel- DUatiN, Oct. cei ed Amalfi, TR New Yorn; 11th, Reformer, St John, N ae Carver, Antwerp for Shields for Guadaloape: waned NZ, Aug 18—Arri Wi eelgeylarad w York;' 21st, Zealandia ( ie San Fran oe Oct 6—Arrived, Hi n New Yo York. ingor, Genge, Eunnowt, Oct 9 —Arrived, ‘Oromo. Bjonnes, New York. aphta Oct 11—Arrived, Armenia, Cuvello, Polis delphi " t 23—Arrived, Maria Rose, Schultz, New York tor aeatthn. Utascow, Oct 9—Arrived, Susan A Blaisdell, san juebec: Norway,’ Omundsen, do; Waldensia (s) lo; 11th, Viet: Hedderwick. New York; Cag Ba: ward (9), Fi Edward Isinn Balled 9th, Marshall, Halifax, S pbell Grxoa, Oct Tetarrived, Pops Luigi C; De Bariole, New (ane cleared ‘Yor! red Sth, Baidsacs: Cerruti, Mone Sewer? Fullerton, do. Arrived 9th, Glomix Castle, New York (to sail luth PM). Hein, Oct 7—Arrived, E: ‘Orcar, bgt Made ated Miramichi Nailed 10th, Victoria Canestro, Valermo, Philadelphia; Laces, ‘Olivari, Baltimore (and both anchored at Grimsby eligiroor, Oct 10—Cleared, Evening Star, Natoig, New Yqauncea, Oet 10—Arrived, Terese, Davis, Polat Lobos. Sailed Sth, Neptune, Strane, Philadelphia; 10th, Grund- lover, Middleton, Sandy Balled from Cuxhaven eke _ ne Nyman, Gilkey, Phila- Monehese, Valencia: Dickie, Yokohama, &c., for ' Star, MeFoo, Bombay; deiphi iste. or Wianr, Oct 12—Off, British Queen, Brooks, trom Philadeiphin for Brem Wrath, CF Elwell, London for Philadelphia, To: Lewesmewan Beam, Ger TO—areived: Mary Stewart, Me- Farren, St Johu, NB. VERPOOL, Oct 9—Arrived, Circassian (6) Wylie, Mon- Iphia, “Wononab, Pounxylvanin (x), Harris, Phil . Shediuc; 10th, Leonie. Richa wail, Chatham ; Tstrian (s), Fite, Boston Champlain (s), Bermon, Marathon '(s) Garrett, Boston Richibueto. rince, Hamilton, Hampton Roads; Winder, Port-au-Prince; 10th, Atlas (s Hith, “Arizon . Balt mr frees Wilson, MeKei Reed ‘Oth—Kate erm: . Southwest Past: 1th en me tn elise: Clytie, Tait, Mobile: i ac mga Gal. : Ellen C. Bermuda & Fernandina; Regina’ etlents. on 'B; Prince Umberte, Scott, Rio Janerio, Get 10—Arrived, Annie, Evensen, Fag 0 agshiaw (8), Mot inn, Southwest Pass: 1 Sated ea Gravesend 8th, Frida, for Wilmington; 11th, Liverpool, Lombert, New York; 12th, Quelle, New Orleans} Javier, Pattadetpuies Lonaiork, Oct 3—Arrived, Alice Wilson, Walker, Quebec. Oct S—Sailed, A D Henderson, Henderson, Malaga. oe Oct 6—Sailed, Don Jacinto, Keiley, Port- nd. MALAGA, Oct 5—Arrived, Castor, Danielson, Barcelons: sailed 6th for New Orleans); 7th, Abby Bacon, Merrill, Sailed Gth, Martha Kerry, Berry, New York, Cleared 4th, Deodarus, Doward, ‘ork, Mavnitivs, Sept 6—Arrived, Colcord, Cal- eutta; Oth, Storr Casi, Jewott, New York vie St Denis. NEWCASTLE, Oct 1 ared, (lendate, altimore, Prrwoorie Ost 1o—Saited, PE , Jackson, New York, Arrived 11th, W Fournier, Quebec; 12th, Chases, Wash- turn, Rotterdam tor New Toursuour, Oct 7--Salled, Success, Hilbert (from Rot- terdam), Movile. aad. Oct O— Arrived. Fairfield. Morris, Beatin. ne bliin, mee Genoa. eit, dine ell, Bi Oct 3, Iphia (since reported ashore pQorERsTOWS. Oct 11—Artived, Neptune, Horberg, Que- dec; 12th, Scots Bay, Marray, do; Amelia (#), Montrenl. Saiied Sth, D Dubrovacki, Leith; Flora,’ Limoriek; St Lor Armenin. Fleetwood; 10th, Ade Fulton, di, or tO Charley, Robinson, New n, England. ceived. mechan, Bedlington, Mon- Riroceo, Robertson, Quebees Potrata, in, Marietta W, oo, Anderson Ag STOCKHOLM, Oct Arrives SWINEMUNDE,, Oct O—Arri iF, Krogh, New| Yor. Srernx, Oct'7— Arrived, en A Fett, Gibson, N Nazaine, Vet oo Arived, Lelia, Csemases, D entele, di ‘. ied 7th, Resolute, Campbell, Cardiff; Willing, Clark, andi, yDXvitta, Bept 26-Arrived, Jesse Carl, mee Ne on, 20—Arrived, Samar, Miller, 27th, Mary f Russell, Nickels, Samarang: 22h, SOUKABAYA, Aug Lewis, Manseivims, Oo: 23—Arrived, sche Anna EK Kraus, Par. vere, Baltimore. Rack, Baie ia. Natied Aug 29, Shamrock, Pano, Fjstatjap ETRALEE, Oct 9—Balled, Usko, Blom, Now York; Grasiella, lund. do. Yor : aoeenameed Oct “0-Sailed, Skerryvore, Craig, New tare, Sept s0—Arrived, Sead, Wilson, Patras, Drat, Oct 11—The bark Constitution, Yo for St Job (XB). which put oe tr conti Oe 8 with boweprl bs masthexd spra' has sailed for Shields. Livxnroot, Oct 11—The Agnes Wilson arrived here from Richibucte i ‘iad lost part of her deckload of deals during ® thes Qnebes: and the City of Richmond (*) re in collisi from News Yor om in the Fiver today; former vessel cee Jibboom and bowsprit, the latter no damage. Purxovrn, Oct 11—The W Fournier. from Quebec (deals); experienced very heavy weather during the passage, sud lost foretopimast, Warrenaves, Oct 12—The Argantyr, Olsen, from Dal- housie for Burrow (deals), came ashore last might: crew landed in own boat; rw — gone and bottom damaged; ves sel not likely to be gut off. AMERICAN (CAN PORTS, ASTORIA, O, Oct 15—Arrived, barks Portland, Gage, San Francisco : Hiver Clade (Br), Milter from South America, EXANDRIA, Oct EO Kul, }— Arrives naw York; pono RH i eablen and Hemy ty Flach. — tor Washington; Carrie r Georgetown. ei Sehrs T Harris Kick, Jer eres City: Carrie Hol 4o:"W'M Wilton, Hoboken Daisey H Parkhurst, and Mt Th a rom wetown), "‘APPON, Ua ‘Oct 21 arvived, schre UC Hickman, Veut, i. Oct tba Arrived: » —, soorien (Br), B Yorw kemee, fockwood, Jewell, Liclio; sehr Rotterdam, W Drew, Mahoney, J Fis hin: J it DeWoll, Toate Saited—Steamers Giaucus, and Alert: barks Smyrniote, Jobn seeoperes Mary Ridsout; and from below, steamer Minnesota (Br). BALTIMORE, Oct 2¢—Arrived, steamers Se Charli Binckatone, Hs Hallet, et edi car Hearing . nih carlton: “Butler, do red ma it! mn do. np Agra: barks Bite Stewart, Vineland, Elise MeLaughii BULL RIVER® tice *is—Arrived, bark Sedwell Jane (Br), Bowden, St Pierr Sailed— os stone (Br), Bi 3 bri BANGOR, ‘Oct ak Ges A . Je 1 Gaited, brie Cliaries Deneis, Philadelphise Woodt ab; schrs Wo od bard, ks J E Sath ibe) Breet Hi a i slater, Demerara (Ralph 1 Peake (ep. "icon Pi rings, Edward Tel mune, Paysant Denier Tybee; brig Der Pommer (Ger), Bohaa, W red—Schr C 8 Bayless, Johnson, Liverpool. Saited—iete Ellide (Nor, Schomberg, Havre; sehr Aun B i, Pearle Valenti 0 h- Charleston, New York: mmuel Mulr (Br). Yeonnye i Havre. ash eyes dastere (Bw Kinxtons 3a, th, schr Maggie Masters a. Suived 18th, webr Ralph tiowes. Gol Chine Waldner ‘Me. DELAWARE CITY, Oct Rebecca 5 Smith, Grace, ns ‘aetayoere, Ce Cae art avooed Haskell, do. Fi FERNANDINA, 0 Oct 18—Arrived (not sailed), schr Dap . Hilal wPOlTiCESS NORHOR, Oct 24—Passed in, Trock: Mage ‘rom ftlo Janeiro (Nor), from Richmond for —., Pi 1d out—Barks Byfozed red Christensen “fer, for Phile- K, for Kio Janeiro; D. H. Waijen (Ger), for r Buel oarare (Sp), fot Live: tim. TALL RIVER, Oct2i-Sailed, schrs George H Mille, TH ‘eek coe XE skinner, Thrasher, for Phliacelphia ot sebt a ft Phelps, Arnold, Hoboken. Oe ustrali 5 Peters, Liverpool via Nortol Sth*—Arrived, bark Brazos, Puller, pei sig 5 Board, Robinsos, Bia Janeiro cenra By 4 Boston: Leonard Di Gleared—Bark Baraica Gn. Daguatel ire ra leer, an mer State of Te ee New ‘LE, Oct 20—Cleared, schr H 8 Wiiliams, | nad ORTLE, Oct 24—Arrived, schr Manantico, from Brasos. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 20"Atrived Masters, Babin; Bombay, Work, Glon mer Morgan City, Reed, New York. Cieared—Steamer Muriel (Br). Gdee. Liverpool; ship Melrose, Nelll, Havre; bark Syipliden (Nor), Hagemen, ALASSES. Oct 24--Salled, steamer Allee (Br); barks AO uae POL, Oct 24—Arrived, steame: ores (Br), Hao any) Liverpool (see (seo Mi a Kin oe att Galt Pieigeans 23d, PM—Arrived, schrs George H Milla, Tilloteon, Fall zee for Philadelphia; Arcora. Kingsbury, Bath for New All remain in ted on 23st and 23d. pate ipa SEND, et 16—Arrived, bark Vidette, Boyd. San PENSACOLA. Ost Oct 19—Cleared, bark Ions (Nor), Klein, Greenoek. ecoth—Arrived, schr Fannie R Williams, Sheerer, Maten- Cleared—Bark Noa (Nor), Sore: Oporta. PASCAGOULA, Oct 16 to Th Atrived. bri jemphis Re} "Bin tiavanayochra Curtis a Kilby, Barty, Cake Bark Be" iseins oo Gala, Calats (France); ar it Lucien _ ) jon, + brie Clenbek, Watson, Bost PORT ROYAL. sv, ‘Oct "93 Arrived, steamer City of Dallas. Hines, New York for Fernandina. mer Carondelet, red, st ‘Montgomery, Chester chailed Steamer City of Dallas; schr Clifford, Bragdon, arleston, PUILADELPHTA, Oct 23—Arrived, schrs Lavinis Bel Aldrich, Jacksonville; Margie, McFadden, Portland; O Stickney, Somers; EB Everman, Lioyd: H | Hickman, Rob. inson, and R ‘A Carter, Tomlin, Bostor 24th — Arrive Olifo, Morrii set for do (and both sailed 234) ; tor New York. “Also arri yw, Boston: Agnes, dick, Now York: bark Eousdor (Be), Hughos, Dublin: Josie A Devoraux, Higgins, Becbar schrs Py Drinkwater, Rockland: Flora Condon, rae W F Parker, Daniels, Portsmonth : Mary St jardi ara E Moseer, Gres ws do: Sidney Price, God! re do; George H Bent, smith, an Amos Edwards, Somers, do: Sallie E Hooper, Church, i ‘abba Devereaux, Haske! Boorse Clinrchman, Ris! aie. 8 reo! ry EB Sim . 2 ford. Heavy. Teuton: Julla A’ Decker, Fresman, Wel lifleet; John A Grifin, Foster, Apponaug; Aanabell Hoyer, Betta Bi Ni ‘Sioarra ark Marina. Dodero gal, Vella, Cork of Fab month; sera. AW Fisk, Kelly, Por rtland: Lisale ‘est, Bailie B, Buteman, Boston; gh Wolfe, Champion, do; John D Pai, “Healey ‘do; Gov Ba “Soon Phinney, New Bedford: RW. Huddell, Estelle Day, Tracy, Lynn; Caroline, Tico, Millvill Hudson, Boston; Anerotd, Talbot, La Fag ‘Oct 24—Arrived last night, it Jol Balled—Barks Mie F Quest. Baltimore: etl ee [rsneeee. allagamba, New York; Cardenas, do, t irtmeceen, Be OT ORTLAND. Me. eet 21—Arrived, sehr Clara, ae. Machias for New York Cleared Schr C J Willard, Wallace, Phil 2ath—Acrived, ache Cyrus, Prom Baltimore. Pleered 5 ene Morrill, Georgetown, DC, os Get 23—Arrived, steamer Tonawanda, 8 PAWTUOK ET neta carer en, schrs Paul P Ke Henderson, and H bo etton 4 Jarman, Philadelphis; J BAN PRANOISCO. i 0 Stoured: bark Bureke, Wab tor Honolulu vin Humboldt, sited “irig Fanner, Willsing Freeport heus (Ger), Michael, eens: town; ¢ ity of Nankia (Br), McLean, do; Nearchas, Pearce, do; Candidate ae Davison, do; Brodick Casile (Br), Thyre, Liverpool. SRATTLE, Oct 15—Arrived, Gem of the Ocean, Gray, Ban Francisco. 8. Oct 29- Arrived, steamer Repidan, Kemp- \a, fro nred 1th, bark ( Onnl (Rus), Ranglesdort, London. ¥ IN BYARD’ HA Oct d, Tae Baltimore for Boston: tae tite”‘Deua! sia ts A. rit it WH EREE T HH OB 7 HHHH Hee = bi H Tt H dH EEEE EEsw 4 WY Y 00 Ree My ew OY Yo oR RE NN E wyw ¥YYO OR RN NE Ag A | ¥Y¥o o RE NNNEEE WV YY O ORRR Ki Nhe Wer YO OR RE et ee ee NON vv ¥ 0k H oO EERE RRR A L DDD. 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