The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1876, Page 10

10 THE SOMMERARD ‘SCANDAL. FORMAL DISAVOWAL OF THE SLANDEROUS LET- TER BY THE WRENCH COMMISSION—A ME- MENTO TO THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. Patcapenrnia, Nov, 1, 1876. Although it is some days since the Figaro published avowul by M, du Sommerard of the authorship of the famous ov rather infamous letter attributed tobi Yet it was only late this alternoon that Capiain Aufrye' delegate of the Freuch Commission, received the {ol- towing despateh:— DISAVOWAL OF M. DU SOMMEKARD. Panis, Nov. 1, 1876 emphatically declare the the Fiyara to be apocryph; It bas been publicly and» formally uisavowed ut the last meeting of the Superior Commission. Thad previously asked that a m sented to the city o/ Philadelphia, and the commission having adopted my suggestion the Minister of Five Arts au- thorizes me, in conformity with my proposal. to make over to the city of Philadeipbia, in the parne of the You can lished by French government, two ol the fing vases of the Na- | onal Manufactory of Sevres. I willsend you a special despatch on Unis subject. DU SOMMERARD. Immediately on receipt of this telegram Captain Aufrye comtuunicated with Director General Goshorn by a letter expressing the pleasure with which be had remarked that all the papers had borne testimovy to the friendly feeling personally existing between the Americans and the French Commission. Later sn the evening Captain Aulrye wrote a letter to the Mayor of Philadelphia acquainting bim with the decision of the Superior Commission, mentioned in the despaten, and which Captain Autrye states was taken savers) flays before the publication of the ietter in the Figaro, ‘This formal disayowal and the announcement accom, panying it'will, it is hoped, put an end to the some- what foul attacks mado by one or two journals in this ¢ity on the French Commission, CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MINISTER WASH- | D THE FRENCH MINISTER OF FOR- AFPAIRS RELATIVZ TO THE PUBLICA- TION IN THE FIGARO. Wasuinetox, Nov. 1, 1876. The following is the correspondence which has assed between Minister Washburne and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of France relative to the recent publication of a tetter in certain French journals con- wrning the Centennial Expositio: LETTER OP MINISTER WASHBURNE, LyGation ov THx Uxirep States, Panis, Vet, 28, 1876. My Dear Duke Decazes—I bave read with amaze- ment theextracruipary letter published in the Figaro of yesterday over the signature of Du Sommerurd, wao 1s the General Commissioner of France pris les Expositions Universelles. Were this a letter of a pri- Vale individual I should deem it utterly unworthy of notice, but being froin a high functionary’ of the French government, having official tion witu the American Centeunial Exposition, 1 should be forgetiul of my duty and ail the obligations I owe to my goverament and to the people of the United States did 1 not hasten to de- houuce to you the charges contained in the iettor touching the Exposition aud against my eountry, us mugistracy and eVen its Women, as Lhe Most monstrous pulumuics, The substance of the letter has not only been already telegraphed to the United States, where it will excite the most profound indignation among all classes, but I | shall deem it my further duty to call’ the alteotion of Mr. Fish to the outrageous aud slanderous imputaiion on the American people by the French Commissioner, Tam, &c., 3. B. WASHBURN DUKE DECAZES’ REPLY My Dean Mixistex—On the 28th inst. you did mo the bouor to cali to my attention the publication of a letter Attributed by a journal to the French Commissaire Gen- near the Exhibition of Philadelphia 1 hastened mnyself to bring this regretable incident to the knowl kave of my colleayue, the Minister of Agriculture aud Commerce, and as euriy as on the 20th the note in- gerted in the Journal Oficial bas proven to you how much the French goverment occupied itself in imue- diately mquiring into” the facts, aud to You, in case their exactness should be established, inmate and promot satistaction. As L had hoped. the letter published under the signa- ture of Mr. Du Sommerard is apocryphal; that tunc- Uionary disavows it in formal terms, ax you’ will vee by the protestation here auncxed, which be has addressed to the Minister with whom he 1s connected, and which Feems to me an abswer such as we could desire to the calumny, 1am pleased to think, therefore, my dear Minister, Yhat this categorical declaration closes this regret Incident. No doubt it will veem to you, as to mo, tnded; and ft will have had for is prigeipal result the presentation to the French government o: an occasion to give, by the promptness with which it received your Temonstrance, 4 new testimony of the sentunents ot cordial sympathy by which it 8 anttnated for ibe gov- ernment und people of the United States. Lam, ca, DECAZES, PHE COMPLAINTS CF THX FRENCH COMMISSION .CONSIDERED—A DEFENCE CF DEPUTY COL- LEcTOR JACODS— WHY EXHIBITORS HAVE BREN HREATENED WITH ARREST, fo Tus Epiror ov trax Herauy:— Puitaperrma, Oct. 31, 1876, 4 tout sewneur tout honneur, Mad the French Commissioner vot thought Ot to make the remarks reporied in to-day’s HekALD om the conduct of “a | mav known as Deputy Collector Jacobs,” there would hove been no necessity to have gone further into the matter, As itis, b er, itis of mportance that the pther side of the question should be made known to Four readers, Tho French Commissioner seems from his arrival here to have had a somewhat exaggerated pinion of the position he oceupied. His idea was that everything must be referred to him, and that the customs authorities were not to place the seals on a French extibitor’s case for selling without permits, or | tarry out apy ober important instructions they might have received without first appealing to and tonsulting the delegate of M. du Sommerard, of tourse, ideas such as this speedily brought him tuto tonict not only with Mr, Jucobs, who bears the highest character among the exhibitors and others | 4s with him, but with other ofli- "8 notions of authority might who bay cials, Captain Autry dave prevailed at an had been declared; but, under the circumstances, his intervention in a number of cases was decidedly de trop. Thus be tought it to comphan tu the United Stan freasury regarding Mr. Jacobs’ conduct, vat l bave faiied to discover that this was done by desire of the exhibitors, Un the contrary it is clear that those ex- bioters who are wilin to conform to the customs Tegulutious are on vest of terms — wil the Deputy Covilector, to whose courtesy aud willing- to well-lounded complaints they bear witne 8. Jic Statements reflecting on one of the most bard worked men 1m the United Stuces it 18 not because Le Was prompied to du so by his extibitors, Who Lave had Cpportuuities of appre the arduous uature of Mr. Jacobs’ due y because he wished to bave bimseif ree cha iu all mat. ters relating \ the French cepartineuy dt js but the 6 plest jus tw the honest law. respecting exbiv of the French section to say ihismuch. There have, however, been a lew exhibitors Iu the Frener ya Who have attempted to evade the customs regulations by every means im their power, When a map attempts to suuggie jewelry Wrough the restuarant i a barrel itis Lot surprising if “hese petty officers wave trightened my exhibitors with threats of arrest.” Au attempt at fraud must be ercly wet, Abd i OLners have been discovered sell- d delivering goods tor which Do permit of sale has been obtained 1 i@ not to be Wondered at if the uilty parties aro treated DOL ‘as guests of the Amer. cab nation,” but smugglers and aaventurers.”? It is matural tat, with such occurrences taking place, toe officials auld exercise a little extra Figilince, anu possibly not deal quite #o ten- | ferly with the gvods they may be cxamining ju order to see whetuer they tally with the exhibitors’ schedule as might be vesired. I nave, however, tailed to meet with any complaints from exhibitors ‘ou wc count of *insvient oftictuls.’? #8 Who bes been in the Freneb Bince the beginning, who speaks French, and who loug resided 10 Paris, sets to be Leld in the highest es teem by the extubitors. if there bave been ithe difi- tien tuitios On the part of the customs aathorities it would | be easy to show that there bas not always been tho | most coneilimtory spirit shown on the part of the freneh Commission, aud ou the whole, considering the vast extento! the Bb pition, the uy twethiies for fraud, the Value of the objects disp! the com: | paratively stoall number of offi Ugaged, the Fariety of nations und tongues rep Intricacy 0: our fiscal jaws und regulations, tt is sure rising that the Department of Customs should have Been able to periorm its work so emoothly as it = THE NAVAL ACADEMY. CADETS DISMISSED FOR HAZING-—-SUCCESSFUL EXAMINATION FOR INCREASE OF GRADB. Aysavouts, Nov. 1, 187 Cadet Midshipman Charies W. Garrett, of Inavana, ahd Fregerick A. Woodwarth, of Calilornia, convieved Miased for his oflene Milshipman M, R. Schwenk, of Colorado, and John ‘W. Bean, of North Carolina, bave passed bore their examination tor promotion to the grade of ensign. THE PRIZE RING MURDER TRIAL Savum, N. J., Nov. 1, 1876. The evidence im the trial of t prize-fightera, Weeden, Ciarke, Collyer, Neary und Goodwin, tor the killing of Koster, was closed on both sides this atter- noon, The summing up will begin to-morrow morn: Jug, avd the case will probably yo to the jury im the letter pub- | connec | exhibition where martial law [ tain Apirye bas chosen to make pad- | Ov the conuary, one of | ented, and the | court martial of hazing, were to-day dismisved from | y, waking tweive Who hve been dis- | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2' 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. THE HERALD POLICY. | pustic INTEREST IN THE REDUCTION OF THE PRICE AND ITS EBFFECT. That the public takes sides with the Hmnaup in the | reduction of the price of the paper will be seen trom | the numberless letters we receive indorsing our action. We give below a few complaints of overcharges which are still made in the city and county, It will tke time to establish a uniiorm charge Jor the paper, vut the Hxnatp is in earnest in the matter, and the opposing newsmen will Ond it to their savuntage to | | fall into line as the majority havo already done:— AN EXTORTION. Loapoy, Ont., Oct. —, 1876. | To rug Eprron ov tue Henaty:— | In returning from Centennial bad to atop at Calvert station, Baltimore; wanted to buy a Hexatp; pewsiman there rejused to sell less than ten cents; be took the | three o'clock train and charged passengors ten cont Tid not get HeRatp thut day, Should you Joo! aiter bim and need further particulars addrovs Muse kegon, Mich, J. G BLACK. DON’T BUY ROM HIM. | Thenewsboy on Pennsylvania Railroad train from Philadelphia, reashing New York at 11:45, charg tive cents for the Hegaty. Says those are his instruc tone, WM. HUNT, Trenton, N. J. THE PUBLIC WITH THE HERALD, To rue Eorron or tuk Herato;— 1 was picased (o read your article yesterday on news agency monopolists and extortionisis, und I think the public unanimously agree with you. 1 have read the Heap for over forty rs, and bave mot with much abuse by refusing to submit to the swindle of paying Live cents per copy at the leading hocels, and I think you would be fully justified by retusing to take orders irom the pirates. FAIRPLAY. T.KE IT FROM THE EXCEPTION. . Newark, N, J., ct, 31, 1876. To Tux Ep:vor oF THX HERALD:— I was rejoiced when I read in the Herap that the price was reduced to three cenis, und I supposed or thought that the citizens of Newark were to have the paper at that price, but 1 learn that with one excep- tion the dealers seil at four cents each paper, or twenty cents per week The paper has been served at tue store for some eight years at twenty-tive cents per week, and pow L bad thought, at the price reduced, I would have one copy at the house, as one copy would not do tor the store und two families. I shall be glad to know that it can be hud of the dealers at your price— three cenls—here as well as in New York. AN OLD READER. SEVEN CENTS IN BALTIMORE. Barimony, Oct. 30, 1976, To tae Enitor or tax Heratp:— ‘The news stand in the Carrollton Hotel here charges | seven cents for the Heraup, Why sevent 1 avked the young man this morning. “Because,” said he, ‘we pay four (or it”? “Wiiere do you buy it??? 1 ‘hsked, “From the Baltimore News Company,” he repli “And,” added he, * we have to pay the same und chargo the same tor the World.” Now, air, is not this extortion? And would it nut be well’ for you to } call the attention of the hotel proprietors to ity And | the Baltimore News Company also might be admon- ished, otherwise your reduction gives travellers litle benefit, Yours, YL LEE. Banxom’s HoreL, Bantimone, Oct 31, 1876. | To Tux Epitor ov tax Hxranp:— | There isa great deal of complaint here in regard to the prico of tho Hrnaty, 1 am now paying the nows company three and one-half ceuts per copy for the HeraLp, which 1s one cent more than you charge forthem in New York. Please let,me know | what the Hxaap can be delivered at tho depot iu Bal- timore for, Can it be delivered here on the train which arrives ere at forty miputes past ten A. M. for any less than Lam payi I don’t sell a great many, but if L can get them ebeap enough | will get a lot of boys and have them sold on the street. 1 um not complaip- ing about the news company, but if 1 can get tbem us cheap as they do I might us well order mine trom you. R, J. BRASHEAR, News stand, Barnum’s Hotel, Balumore, Md. STILL CHARGING FOUR CENTS A COPY. To rux Eviror ov tHe HERALD:. 1 see you have a notice that your paper is still soid | for four cents at the Morrisania station, I am udaily | reader of your paper, living and doing business in Morrlgania, and have to pay four cents daily tor my paper, The dealers here—Mr. Bubicr, 167¢n street; Mrs. Hillgrove, Third avenue, near 167th street (who also has the privilege of selling at the station), and Mr’. Linnerger, Morris strect—have clubbed together aud buve a priuted circular ut ther places of business stating that the price ot the Henazp -old by them 1s four cents, avd as We have no other means of getting your paper we have to submit, How lon must leave you to answer. EQUAL RIGHTS, THE EFFECT OF THF REDUCTION. Naw York, Oct. 31, 1876. | To rx Eprroz or rue Hxnatp:— The keepers of the siaud at Fourteenth sircet and | Sixth avenue, owned by Tyson Brothers, say they sell | many more Hxnatvs since the redaction to shree cents apiece, and sorvo it at $1 a mouth to their sub- servers, Which ought to give great satisfaction in the neighborhood of their staud, HERALD READER, [From the Paterson (N. J.) Guardian.) M. Sears & Bro, sold yesterday at their reduced prices 600 Hwratps at fivecenis, 76 Times at six conts, | and 50 ‘Worlds at four cents, A great many complaints were made yesterday by partics who were obliged to ton ceuts for the Sunday papers. ‘The thanks of our citizens wre certainly due to M. Sears & Bro, tor the part they have taken in reducing the prices of the Hxnato. ATTEMPT TO SHOOT A CONDUCTOR. The train on the Pennsyivania Railroad which ar- rived in Jersey City at eight o’clock iast evening, con> veyed trom Philadeipbia a passenger who created cou- siderabls trouble on the wa; When the condactor asked hin tor bis tare be replied very coolly that ho | had uot thought about it when he entered the car. The conductor, finding remonstrance useless, mado | an attempt to put tho refractory passenger off the when the obstreperous individual drew a revolver and presenting it to the conductor's head told bim with the utmost composure that that | would be his fare to the ead of his journey, When the train arrived in Jirsey City the obstinate indtv: | dual was surrounded by the employés who belie j they could place him under arrest’ He defed them | all and said be woud 1 10 arrest only on the production of a warrant, Strange to say he was ed by the brave staff to cross in peace to Now ‘on the ferrybout aud is now at lurge. SHIPPING NEWS; DATES OP DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YOR THE wORTD NOVEMBER, Steamer. Destinati jon Office. Go tert. FE Uomburg../G1 Broadway State of Indiana Glasvow. ..|72 Broads ay Chy of Riekmens. Liverpool. ]15 Broadway . Glasgow Bow ing Green Londo: Bowling Greea Loudon, ) Broudway | Laverpoos.. 160 Broudwa Bowling Green 5 Broxdway 29 Broadway 4 bowling Greon Broudway 2 Broadway Browawa 7 Broad Heeenen Liverpool Liverpoot ‘tam burg.. Rotterdam. Livarpout 1 Britannie.... Knvland Denmark -|2 Bowling Gree » Brondway 20) Browawa: 4 Bowling 1 broadway 2 Broadway > Brondway Bo age Gr Broadway Bowling Gr Y Browawny 69 Broadway 41 Rrowdwar | 2/72 Bronaway Britt... Wiclana. State of Virg Harbor; \Giwseow VESSELS IN THK twins oF officers BY-NOTICE TO CAPTALNS: OF COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE of vessels enxaged int asting aud for ing the displacement or removal of sea buoys are requ: to comm brought publicly to the atte: A letter addressed ** city,” giving: as wee tion of displaced buoys or the enuse of their removal will sifhice in all cases observed uloog the Atiantic and Pacific cvasts of the American Continent, When they are observed e coast of Kuropean codntries ar in the Mediterranca it is requested that information bo sent either by telegraph VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph is used despatches may be addressed “Bonnett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Hennett, OL Avenue do VOpera, Paris.” “Where cases of displacement are observed in the wategs of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains may communicate with as upon reaching the first conven- iont port. This information will be cabled feve of charge to the Hxnanp and publis! bg NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Your Herat bas wdopted a distinguishing Coston night signal tor use on board the HxuaLp steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the | other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Captains of veasels, upon seeing this sigual, will oblige us uring any marine nows they may have for the Ship ‘ews Department of the Hxxaty. Ba-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at Now York cando xo by addressing to such vessels | care of Haan news yacht, Pior No. 1 Bast River, Now York, Letters revived from all parts of tho world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AXD MOON WIGH WATER ‘Sun rises. + 631] Gov, Island....morn 8 14 Sup sets, . 456 | Sundy Hook,..,morn 7 29 Moon rises vo 6 08 | HellGate,.....mora 9 59 PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY, 1, 1876. ARRIVALS. REFORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. ia (Br), Watson. Liverpool Oct 21 and 2d, with indse aud 167 passengers to UG Franeklyt Steainer Maas (Dutch), Chevalier, Rotterdam Oct 14 and Yilshingen 17th with mdse and 67 passengers to Punch, dye & © Steamer Li mdse and 102 passengers to and 29, had a heavy yale. Steamer Algiers, Huwthos JA mdse and es r Knickerbocke New ‘Orleans Oct 26, Aud passengers to Ulurk & Seaman. Steamer pan Jacinto. Hazara, Savannan Oct 28, with passengers to Gev )onge. ticrus, Swit, Richinond, with mdse and pas- ‘Old Dowinion Steamship Co. mer Isaac Hell. Lawrence, Nortelk, with mdse and Steamer Al) Queenstown rador (Fr), Sanglier, Havre Oct 21, with is de Bebian. Oct 28 with ship Co. Ship Tablaue cof St Joun. NB), Davis, Liverpool 33 days, in ballast to C W Bertaux, is anchored at Sandy Hook ior (Ger), Bulge, Bremen 48 da; stort & Co; Vet 19, on the Bi ublik (Ger), hence for Bremen. hip Martha (Ger), Lewis, St Michwels 45 days, in ballast to Fuuen, Edye & Co. Rark Nanny (swed), Graff, Padang June 14, vie Port Elizabeth August 11, with coffee to Benham & Bovesen, parsed Cape of (ivod Hope August 31 and crossed the tor September 25, im lon 23 35: July Cupe Good Hope: had a heavy gale trom W to NW, twalve hours, in which we were boarded by # be: which carricd away jibboom, foretopmast, &c. Jul; into Port Elizebetli for repairs. October 21, ton 7. 30. wus near the centre of 4 hurricane trom SSW to NW, last s1x hours Bark Ala (Nor), Aszaksi to Bockmann, Qerlein & Co. bark Camelia (Nor), trom Glasgow for N Bark Octavia (of Greenock), Jones, Pern r 40 days, in batlast 47 lon 43, spoke w York. mbuco 30 days, ase to HR Boriand. Croxsod the 10 days north of Hatteras, with sugur to order Equator Vct, in lon with strong NW ales; split suits, &c. Brig Sabra (Br), Charivou, Glasson Dock Sept 23, in bal- Inst to © W Bertaus. Is anchored in Gravesend Bay. ellie Ware, Ashbury, Manatitian, 40 days, with hides und codar to.J'O Ward & Co. Oct 14, off Jupiter Inlet Light, had « burricune 1H, which curried away nome M the last suil was blown away and we drifted i had a terrible gale from mW, moderating wring: in Ist, made what nail we 1d, tut 28 42, lon 77 , fell in with and took off the crew of waterlogged schr Katie P Lunt, from Bronawick, for St Jago, and broaght them to this port, (See news colurmn). mehr Ituth Robinson, Roger coffee to Brown Bros, & Co. Rio Junciro 33 days, with wed the Equator Uct 7, in lou 46 30; had strony NW and westerly gale ehrs Isabol (ot New London), Mather, Sun Blas 20 days, with cocoanuts and ivorynuts to Owen Brennan; vessel to 1a Oct 7 und ‘Tybee 2ist, with molasses to BV Metcalfe Co, Putinto Tybee in distress, with suis split, de. Tu coming out of Tybee John Knocken, seaman, fell from the muintup, aud died from the eflects of the fall, Bg-Burk Northern Chief (Br), which was anchorod in the Jower bay, cume up to the city Ist, Pa. gg-Tho reported arrival of steamer Ashland and schr WL Burroughs, from Wilmington, NO, was premature. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH, Steamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New York. St York. ‘Helir Sabuo, Palmer, St John, NB, for New York. Sehr Vermilion, Johnson, Providence for New York, tia A Crawfora, Crawtord, Providenes tor New EA Qheseboro, Robluson, Westerly tor New York. Wm Young, Butler Port Jefferson for Now York, fF Ana Dole, itunce, Cold Spri Sehr Rising Sun, Allen, Boston fo Nelir Koret, Dumham, Gardiner, M ‘ax for New York. Huilowell, Me. tor New York. idge for New York, iverton fur New York, pple, Shrop Mail, Waketiel Sehr 8H Brown, Vinker, Cal Sehr Jutta & Martha, Hopps, Selir Addie Snow, Lord, Full River for Schr J.J Worthington, Fiich, Nerwich tor New York. Behe John B Daily. Dow, St Gearxe, Me, for New York, Schr Velma, Plunkett, Muchiay for New York. Sehr Jamer H Young, Barrett, Pawtucket for New York, Sehr Clara Post, Ferris, Portetiester tor New York, Sehr Hester, Perris, Portehester tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Albatross, Davis, Now York for Fal! River. w York for Portland, Me, , Hovoken tor New Haven, d Amboy fur Portland. nt HA DeWitt, Mauson, Roudout tor Aquuska, Me, MER Lovell, Port Johnson for Lynn, st City, Hodgkins, Port Johason tor nel nily © Dennison, Allen, Newbury for Schr Nautilus, Peck, New York for Bangor Sebr Flyaway, Knox, Port Juanson tor Providk Schr RU Washburn, Suras, Haverstraw for Kehr Maria, Fish, Stoney Point for Providence Sehr Miuuie Siill, Jennings, Virginia for nehr kit Kirk, Bugbee, Sehr S K Lane, Fuller, sebr Harriet Schr Sallie W Ponder, Tra: lew Haven, jaitimore tor Bridgeport, ew York for Yarmouth, Pawtucket, ew York tor Taunton. Schr Artist, Forrester, New York for Somerset. sehr J. Brainerd, Hull, Hoboxen for Haddam, éw York for Providence, S hr James ff Deputy, MeMahon, Port Johnson for Salem! Schr Speedwell, Hood, Rondout tor Boston, Sehr Hastings, ¢ New York for New Hedford, Schr idu Palmer, Palmer, New York for Bridgeport, CLEARED. Steamer Scythia (Br), Haines, Liverpool via Queonstown— © G Franck!yn. * Steamer Columbus, Reed, Nuvann—Wm P Clyde & Co. Steamer Kegulator, Tribon, Wilmington, NO-——Wm P Clyde & eorge W Clyde, Ingraham, Morohead City, NC— refx, Neal, Steamer Wm P Clsde & Co. Steamer F W Brune, Steamer Anni Hund, Liverpoul—Slocovieh & Co, 7). Meyer, Cork for orders—Dill r Hark Sionne (Ital), Cuneo, Cork or Falmouth for orders— John © Boager. Hurk Gessner (Ger), Christoffers, Bremen—Herman Koop & Co, aoe Freihandel (Ger), Wachter, Bromen—Fanch, Kdye Lo. Bark Horace Scudder, Gould, Port Elizabeth—Vernon H Brown & Co. Sark Evening Star (Bri, Chick, Cardenas—Waydell & Ca. Bark Otto (Ger), Darmor, Cuariestou—Fanch, Bdye & Co, tirie Mary Thavor, Tathill, Napi Brig Kegulator (Br), Northeott, Co, Brig Alice (Br), Montgomery, Truxillo vie Turks Island— Egzers & Heimlein. Brig Flica Poomson, MeConnel!, Mayagues—L W & P Armstrony Seb Gid Chad, Wylie, Cape Hayti—Isaae R Stapl Sehr William & Barry (Br), Douglass, St Jobn, Nevius & 501, elly Potter, Howard, Washington, NC—W K Hia- es E Kelsey, Bodie, Norfolk—Isano it Staples, Sele U.S Van Gilder, Chony, Goorgetown, DO—| Christophersen, Sehr Kila H Barnes, Larder, Baltimore—I B Gage: Sehr Addie M Bird, Faies, Portsmouth, NH—M P Brown £ Co. Scher Grace, Alley, Boston—Chas Twing. SAILED. Seythia (Br), to % Haven: rope Monrovia! cag (Ital), Belfast ; Wind at sunset, SE; at midnight. SW, Barometer at sunset, 94.05; at midnixht, 30 MARITIME MISCELLANY. ag-For abandonmont of sctr Katie P Lant, news columns, The K PL was 201 tons regis built at Tremont, Me, in 1868, whence she hailed. myn OneRos (Mr), trom New Orleans for Live pur into Norfola Uct 24 in distress, eomple jied for her destination Oet i). Cape Burnt to leave the hospital, First Ofticer Camp for the 1 Burnett is siowly vol Me, Oct 31, will be com- ke 4 0 there vo loud tor Saulran- Simi Ixprana, li manded by Ca jn tons of ice as ballast to cisco. Bank Jonaxse Extite (Ger), from Savanilin for Falmonthy FE, which pat into Baltimore Sth ult in distress, has completed repsirs aud cleared yesterday, to resume het voy age. Bank Caxstiva Repway, 534 tons, built at East Boston, fn 1N73, has been suid at $3400, Baltimors Scun Jetta E Gamage, ot Rockland, at Petersburg Oct Me, reports, when 20 miles off Portland, tu put inte that port for s new Alter he proceoded tor ad to re- ving encoantered vost riging, Re, 4, anchored ‘& strom squall.” The wind in- lly parved chains, losing both iu, bat succeded in re: or letier tu the Loaded offiee of the New York Hunarp, 48 | Fieot strevt, London, or vo the Maris office, 61 Avenue destinaths anehors am Scue Lane, from Windsor, NS, for Baltimore, before re- byahaven ay, 'gos off aud arrived up at ri Scur RM Cuark, 78 tons, built at Middletown, Coun., in 1863; has been purchased by W I Plyer, of New York, for about $2,500, Scun Jep P. Durex, Cook, at New Haven Oct 30 from Calais, Me, reports having experienced heavy weather, daring which lust foretopinast and split sails. Senn BJ LAnp, 387 tons, built at Bath, Me, in 1872, copper and il ened, metalied in 187: in the port of New York, hus heen parchased by D: on & Uo tor $10,000, Scur Tuos 1) Sweeny, Steelman, from Philadelphia Oct 6, with a care of coal and 2,00) kegs of pow New Orleans, way wrecked during the recent gale mas. The news was New Orleans by Cap- . from w York, The THS ‘e-masted sebr ot 420 tons ine panes , built at Mil- in 1874, and hailed from Philadelphia. Scum Frankiix, Gildoranle, from Gulveston for New York, before reported put into ‘Churieston. passed through the hurricane of Oct 19 and 20. in which sho lost and split sails, hull tight and staunch, She will obtain pew sails and proceed im a few days. Scur M B Rexvxs, of Calais, proves without doubt to be the vessel wrecked Oct 16 at Sable Island, Five bodies and fifty barrels have Leen recovered, im barrels se Oct 20, in lat 40 23 N, lon or Navariuo, at New York, marked M ou the quarter bil, and with an iron Te: on the head; in red letters across th to bave been, from the m: the bark Albert ), Lent, from New York Oct 14 for Queenstown, or from the brig Rock (Hr), Wright, from New York Oct 4 for London, both having ‘petroleum cargoes with the above marks on the barrels. AxxricaNn Luoyps Usiversat Reaistxr—The November Supplement to this work ceived. It contains repo also the resurveys, ¢ month, Overpux—Schr Addie L Bird sailed from Montego Bay Sept 1 for Now York, and has not since been heard of, and some ancasiness 1s telt for her safer Bark Endymion, (br). Captain Ferguson, sailed from Philadelphia July 29 for Croustadt, and not having since beon heard of it ix feared that she Las been lost at seu. Gstvustox, Oct 28—On Thursday night last, while the steamer Lizzie was ou her way down trom Houstof to this port, with a carzu of 624 balos cotton, she ran on the boil Of the steamboat Matamoros, which ‘blew up » few days since and Hes right in the chamngl, and stove «hole in her bow. mer brought her cargo into port and returned to the ship yard for repairs. Lavscu—At Hipsburg, Mr Minott will Jauneb thie week 6 1.243 tons named Ivy, to be con dea Bash, who partly owns her. WHALEMEN. Cleared at New Bedford Oct 31, bark EB Phillips, Fr: cis, Atlantic Ocean, Arrived at St Michaels Oct 3, bark Peru, Ears, NB, from Flores; brig Herman Smith, Cook, of Boston, trom do; 8th, vark Spartan, Tripp of NB, from Payal. trom do Oct 5, schrs HM Simmons, Atkins, of 6th, GH Phillips, Niel A letter trom Capt Evans 9th, reports her ut St Michaels, Modesta 7,422 gallons sp oll, the Sth. Spoken. Sept 27. in Ounimuk Strait, bark Three Brothers, Owen, NB, with 1,800 vbis oll, 20,000 Ibs bone and 6,000 Ibs . baand to Honolulu. July 27, burks Northurn Light, Smith. NB, with 900 bbie ‘Norman, Campbell, NB, with 750 bbls walrus oll. faving ‘The Modesta wi SPOKEN, Ship Beceroft (Br). from Loudon for San Francisco, Sept 10, Int 14 N, lon 36 W. briz Claremont (Br), from Dublin for St John, NB, Oct 8, lat 44, lon 35, Brig Sir Colin Campbell (Br), from for Miramichi, Oct 4, Int 48 88, lon 48 38. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merebants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that bytelegraphing to the Hxratp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 4 Fieet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de !'Oper: P ” the arrivals at and departures from European afd Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charze, Cuptains arriving wt and sailing from French and Medi. terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economi- eal and expeditious for telegrapning news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ayrwenr, Oct 31—Arrived, ship Martha (Nor), Zacharia- sen, Philadelphiu; Nov i, bark Lyman Cann (Br), Valon- tine, do, Aannvs, Noy 1—Arrived, bark Teresa (Br), Kohl, New York via Portsmouth, Ayn, Nov 1—Arrived, brig Edward H Williams, Mount- fort, Portland, Me. stoL, Nov 1—Arrived, bark Mindet (Nor), Ingobreth- BnEMxK, Oct $1—Arrived, ship Wellington (Br), O'Brien, Now York. Brovuwsrsmaves, Oct 31—Arrived, bark Minnie Allen, Soper. Rungvon via Queenstown; Limorick Lass, Syperick, New York. Sailed Nov 1, stoamor Rotterdam (Datch), Vis, New York. Canpire, Nov 1—Sailed, bark Chas Tottie (Sw), Philadel- vbia, Carcurta, Oct $—Sailed, ship Compta (Bi Francisca. Dusux, Oct 3l—Sailed, darks Amaia (Ital), Amalfi, United St: Bdward Evidt (Nor), Sorensen, do. Eusixonx, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Staatsraad Broch (Nor), Jonassen, Richmoad, Va. Grovcgster, Nov 1—Satled, bark Karsten Langoard (Nor), Jakobsen, United Stat GxNoa, Oct 31—Arrived, echr Minnie Bryant, Buckley, Philadelphia, Mamavne, Nov 1—Arrived, steamer Bsheol (Br), Day, New York. Kontcsserc—Sailed, Hellos, for New York. Liverroot, Nov 1—Saile amer Indiana, Clark, Phil- adelpbla; barks Chas Cox (Br), Cox, North America; We- novab (Br), Forbes, do. Lospox, Nov 1—Cleared, ship Harriet H MoGilverv, Blake, United States, Loxpoxpeney, Oct 30—Arrived, bark E D Bigelow (Br), MeWhinnie, Baltimore, Maraca, Oct Ji—Sailed, stoamer King Arthur (Br), Cowell, New York; sehr A D Henderson, Henderson, do, QueExstowx. Oct 30—Arrived, barks Mathilde (Nor), Torbfornsen, Philadelphia; Nov 1, Try Again (Br), David- son. Boston, Also arrived Ist, 9 PM, steamer Germanic (Br), Kennedy, New York for Liverpool (ana proceeded). Su.orm, Oct 31—Sailed, burk Liburna (Nor), Gunresson, United States. Srur7, Oct 30—Arrived, barks J F Mann (Gor), Deuteb, Philadelphia; Graf Moitke (Ger), Obif, New York. Tratxx, Oct 30—Arnived, bark Ambrosia (Nor), Borresen, Baltimore. ‘ Lonnox, Nov 1—A lighter laden with 290 barrels of petroleum, part of the cargo of the Norwegian bark Vixi Capt Rastousen, which arrived at Exetor Uet 20, from Net York, was burned im the Exe bight to-day Trrkstk, Nov 1—Brig Cora Grou, Capt Collins, from Riehmond, Va, for Trieste, before reported ashore on tne Grando Sands, has been towed into this port apparently uninjured, . Hart, San WEATHER REPORT. Bristot, Nov 1, PM—Wind NE, light. Hotvaxap, Nov 1, PM—Wind NNBE, light; fine, FOREIGN PORTS. Anxctno, Oct 14—In port. brigs Kleine (Ger), Heinkein, from St Johns, PR, tor New York, to sail 18th; Anniy In: graham (Bri, Ashwood, from Baltlmore; Chas A Hoard (Be), Messenger, from Now York, arcived Nth. BUewos Ayres, Sept 18—Arrived. bark Wm K Heard (Br), Robbins, New York via Montevide Banta, Sept 27—In port, ships Intrepid, Simmons, Point Lobos for Fsimouth Snow, unc. arine Point, Nov 1-Arrived, steamor Thames (B ‘arapbell, Londvn for Montreal, Havax, Vet 20—Arrived, man, froin Bremen for New Oi d sid. HONG KoxG, Oct)l—Suiledtproviously, ship Parthia (Br), Paterson, Manila and New York. In port Oct 2. ship Alex MeNeil, Pettis, rope; Alice Buck, Harriman, for, Suu iveo: James Alain (Br), ‘Sim, ‘for Hoilo ind New York; burke Ocean Chief (Bt Gook, for New York; © O Whittemore, Peabody, trom 0: diff, une. Havana, xbout Oct 28—Arrived, bark Sicrra Nevada, bos de Tierrs x, Oct 3l—Arrived, steamer Alpha (Br), from wn tor New York «put in for shelter aud ald). Arrived 28th, trig Luey (Br). Irving. York. Laguna, Sept 42—Arrived, Seur Edna H. Now York. Manita, Sept 11—Sailed, «hi; York; burk Seotia (Br), iBr), Nichola, do; lth, ship J York. joxTRV.DKO, Sept 13—Sailed, Mar Thalasen, tor Boston (7). Matanzas, Uct 28—Arrives Boston. Moxtreat, Oct 30—Arrived, sebr Aldytha, Branscomb, ondon. Cleared 30th, steamers Sardinian, Dutton, Liverpool Lake Nepigon, Seott, do; Good Hope, Johnston, Scotland. James, do; Blasdon, Patcarson, de ‘Quenke, Oct “24—Arrived. "bark Favorite, Kirkpatrick, Fieevwood; 30th, steamer Waldensean, Stephen, Giasgow : bark Frednaes, Netersen, Cardiff. Cleared BOUL ships Hioch Train, Lyneh, Port Glasgow; Lauise, Mores, Liverpool ; barks Eldorado, Colledge, Hull; Ear. of Shaftesbary, Halvorson, London: Kastern Star, Goudie, Plymouth; J 8 Austin, Dagal, Queenstown (after Dy red 28th, ship Urania (not Mi OW Point St Peter, Oct 30, big Bearer, Boulang Oporty tor Montreal, Sie Sept S—Sailed, ship Moonlight, Waterh Ho harks B Ay Lapham, Paget Sound; 1 J Carlton, Porter, Portiand, O; schr W G Patten, Connor, Luigia, Floresta, aod bark Acacia, Anderson,’ ie), Jorgensen, Glas. Nicoimetski; 29th, ship star of the West, Gardner, Mantis and San Francisco. In port Oct 1, steamer Teviot (Br), Nisbet, tor New York, va Suez; bark Lady Elizabeth (Br), Cobbett, tor New York. SiNcavone, Oct 23—In port, ship Star of the South, Smith, for Boston, Swatow, Sept 27—Suiled, bark Lucia (Br), Crowley, New rk. St Jonns, PR, Oct 12—In port, brig Annie Ingram (Br Ashwood, trom Bultunore, Sr Joux, NH. Oct S)—Arrived, brig Heonomy (Br), Ga- ed). 8 Basbnell, Mayo, and Me, bei rhambuco and Santos, do, 4th, bark Midas, Frost, Catania, ia outa, Uct 22—Arrived, bark Hilarion (Br), Martin, wndon, Suited 22d, steamer City of Panama, Seabury, San Fron ra Oct oe port. _ an Frost, for New rk Queensbury (Br), tor do. yet S—Sailed, ‘bark Bile Niovl (Br), Wilson, ‘ Pep Steamer ALcEnis.| Aicoa Bay, Sept iD eurtined, Se Eins, Coffey, Boston vin Natal (Brasil). sont Both, Lede urakaos' en Preweleess goon; 2 _ Gr 4 ‘rancisco. APPLaponx, Oct 20—Kailed, A C Meyer, Prohn, Pensacola, Avx, Oct 25—Arrived, Ailes, Girvin, St Jou, NB. Burssou, Oct 21—Arrived, City Point, Scott, Prince Ea- ward Island. Bannow, Oct 20—Sailed, Geflon, Johusen, Philadelphia. av Warek, Oct 18—Sailed, Ellida, Martensen, Wil- min, rast, Oct 20—Arrived, Sarah M Smith, Sprange, jae be. arger, Dunn, do. vr Hailed 19th—Sain Gaetano, Marzolla, New York; Annie M Law, Hilton, New Orleans; 20th, Pitmsoll, Vedersen, Hampton Roads. Boupeavx, Oct 18—Arrived, Fremontiden, Terjesen, York; Catharina, Keamaussen, do. Sulled —, Ne ry Libert: Visine » ce -Argouaut, Moi, New York; 19th, as, Sailed from Pauillac Oct 18—Ludwig, Seeger, P: ale, Bi Oct 19- Arrived, (Oder (s), Leist, New York: Suoger. Baltimore. baa jannor praam, Bow ee: noha. Wissien, ‘ark; Hugh ‘Cann, id go, Pranels Hii Cann. North America, whtktnanvon, Oct 19—Arrived, Flying Cloud, St Jobn, xCineimcroun Loven, Oct 18—Bulled, Forsa, Poscich, xe . Oct 14—Arrived, Elizabeth Scott, Duncan, YQEEANTINOPLE, Oct 10—Salled, Hosa, Cacaco, New kK, Oct 9—Sailed. Disco, for New York. , Oct 12— Arrived, Bhadnol, Andresen, New York. Deat, Oct 19.—Pussed, Annie 5 Conant, Hafk from Londen tor Trinidad; 20th, Superb, Trundo, do for Tybe: hristensen, dv for Sundy Hook; Zist, Europa noe . Lie, do for New x Dumas, Oct 19-Arrived, Danube, Fitzgerald, St John, Sailed 19th, Mistletoe, Delap. Baltimore; Snap, Knudsen, Charleston: ‘Anna, tor Charleston; 20th,’ Lottie Stewart, Sinclair, Dolaware Broakwater. Duxpatx, Oct 20~Arrived, Laboramas, Adair, Quebec. Dover, Oct 19—-Of, Maggie 1, Carvill, Pinckney, from Bremen jor New York (and pussed Prawie Point 20h). Danruoutit, Oct 19—-O8, Beaward, MeGrogor, from’ Loa don for New York. FLINTRANNAN, Ott 14—Passed, Samuel Welsh, Spear, from Dantaie for Baltimore. Parat, Uct 5—Arrived, Belgium. Mosher, Bremen (and sailed Oth for Philadelphia) ; 6th, D F Brown, Wolf, Liver- pool, Ns. York. . ort Sulied 34, Alma, Tobias, F Arrived, sutherland, Bichibueto, GLovensten, Oct 20—Arrived, Gunbiida, Merkle, Shediac; Herbert Francis, McKenzie, Miramichi. Sailed 20th, Bvilinnt, Paulsen, Wiimington, NC. Gootx, Oct 20—Sailed, Whitet Lass, for Savannah, Gimractan, Oet 18—Arrived, Minnie G Loud, Holt, Mar- illes (and cleared for agua. Cub: i, Baltimore, elsey, Itundali, St Thomas; 18th, Veto, Gascow, Oct 19—Arrived, vary, Alexander, Charlesto: 20th, Corinthian (s), Montreal. ‘Oct 20—Arrived, Arr i roy M cham, Menzies, Moutre: : Eveline, Lockhead, ‘2ist, Se- East, Marshall, Quebec; Memlo, Sutheriand, Montreal. Sailod 2ist, Emma L Partridve, Partridge, Cardenas; J B Brown, Foster, Matanzas; Georgie Shepherd, Rich, Dem- orara. Hutvonrr, Oct 18—Arrived, Christel, Zinke, Baltimore. MHattsanps, Oct 20—Off, Italia, from Dunkirk for Phila- dolpbia; Ansonia, from London tor Baltimore. (s), Ladwig, Ne rstatningen, Lydersen, Now York cand left Hamuona, Oct 17—Arrived, Lessing York. iivur, Oct 18—Sailed, Luer A Nickels, Nickels, Hamp- tor pulsar , Oct 19—Off, Glen Monareh, from Antwerp for ton. Tieut. Oct 19—Sailed, Gentile, Razzetta, Baltimore. wae Kona, Ocs kt Gaelic (s), Kidley, San cisco, NISHOWEN Hxap, Oct 19—Arrived, Addic H Cann, Jen- kins, Baltimore. Liverroot, Oct 19—Arrived, Rexina, Broland, Three Rivera: Elizabeth, Newman, Riehibucto; Thorndean, Har- vey. Quebec: Palestine (8), Owens, Boston; Dakota (s), Price,” New York: 20th, A’ McCallum, Masters, St John, NB: das Dunean, Kickham, Prince Edward Island ada, Ludvigsen, Quebec; Nelson, Walter,do; Northern Empire, Williams, St John, NB. Sufled 19th, Daphne. Copeland, Philadelphia; Dronmin- gen (late Margaret Weir), Petersen, New Orleans: Lako Chainpluin (s), Bornson, Montreal! Quebec (x), Thearle, do: Rokeby Hall, Clarke. San Francisco: Anglo-American, Jordan, New Orienns; Thela, Ramlof, Haltimore; 2uth, ‘Alice D Cooper. Humphrey, Hampton Roads; Katio Stuart, McArthur, Cascumpee, PT; Mexican is), Whitburn, St Th Maritime Union, Sandford, Callao, via Cardiff; Solnner, Lossing, Galveston, Cofit, Cleared 19th, J Rio Janeire; Ario: Laurin, Pensacola; B F Meteal nchard. Sandy Hool BR lix, Huovinen, do; 20th, Bjorviken, Pouttet, Southwest Puss. Loxpow, Oct 20—Arrived, Hotland (s), Hedley, New York (and entered out for do); New Branswick, Stoesen. Quebec. Cleared 19th, Cattolico, Otivari, New York: 20th, Mai Repetto, Bultimore; Vildosala (s), Maristany, Charleston 21st, Protector, #ulek, Pensacola. ‘Sailed from Gravesend 20th, J 5 Wright, for Sandy Hook; Matbilde, for Darieo. Luanetuy, Oct 18—Arrived, Chester, Sackville, NB. Lrzagp, Oot 17—Of, Finland from Phitadelphia for Lon- Raymonil from Dunkirk for Tybee ; 1808, or Hul Lith, Prioress, Hic Newront, Oct 19—Satied, Acadia, Ganion, Yarmouth, NS. oth, Henry A Burabain, Raynes. Havana. r Campbell, Bunker, 10, Averna, do. LeRMO, Oct 10—Arrived, F Ajello, Pinto, Philadelphia, Salled 10th, Minerva, Goodwin, Meisina; "12th, Pasqua- 4 130 jd, Stample, New York; St . do. PORTLAND, Oct 19—Salled from the roads, Laura Emily, Johnson (from London) . Tybee, pipTsourn, Oct 20—Halled, Corivande, Charlottostown, Quaxnstown. Oct 19—Arrived, Fawn, Putt, Montreal Rodbreast, Walsh, do; Ocean Phantom,’ Melntyre, Gaspe 20th, Acorn, Piper, Montreal: Caroline, Gerling, Yor (2): Dupple, Kermuch, Montreal; Theodosius Chris- tian, Paron, Nailed 19th, Irido, New York; Sextl Dabrovacki, New: Ahto, Gloucester; Electra, Granton: Minerva,’ Dabli 21st, ‘Lessevs, Limerick ; Lussignano, New Orleans. ‘ Bye TW, Oct 20—Off, Home, Morgan, from Antwerp for New York. Oif Beachy Head 20th, Ariel, Nielsen, from Harwich for Philadelphia, RocuxuLk, Oct 17—Arrived, Jus A Wright, Morrison, New a Seinewuxps, Oct 17~Sailed, Etna, Sawyer, Now York. aot Nagai’ Oct 19—Salled, aitensdernéa, “Authitng, jew Yorks Stkvrs Bay, Sept 15—Off, Ceres, Findlay, from Shanghai for New York. Sypvuy, NSW, Oct 13—Sailed, City of San Frauciseo, Waddell, San Francisco. Savcounr, Oct u0—Arrived, Zelia, Mitchell, Prince Ed- ward Island, for London, wind hound. yemmasenD, Oot 13—Sailed, Pras Trotsehe, Niejahr, Now ork. Stocknous, Oct 12—Cleared, Dronniug Sophie, Lindtner, Bostan, vin Geple. Sicnax.s, Oct 8—Arrived, John Shay, Nickerson, aus for Havre. (See below.) 10th, Modesta, Dias, Bos Bumps, Oct 19—Arriv 0, Mereich. Philedel- ‘ork. phia via Piymou ‘ncomino, Bonifusio, Bal- th: SoxpERtaxn, Oct timore ; Triton nich New Orleans, pitta Oe Jacob M. Haskell, Crowell, joston, wer Oct 19—Suiled, Paseldon, Jorgensen, New on Troon, Oct 19—Salled, Arcot, Small, Demerara; 20th, Ernestine, MeAleby. Trinidad. Tanx Bay, Sept 13—Sailed, Rainbow. Rowell, Java. Trxx, Oct 19—Sailod, Snekkike, Jorgensen, Savannah (and pasted Brawle Point 8.) acu, October 20—Arrived, Doris, Liljeback, Bulti- more. Yansocru, IW, Oct 20—Off, Rhine, Stetson, from London for New York. Brurast, Oct 20—The Beethoven, Smith. arrived here from Baltimore, reports having passed on Sept 23, in Int 40 Jon #43 W, « ship bottom up, apparently im ballast, of ‘about 800 or 890 tons register, coppered, painted black und rudder gone. Fatmourn, Oct 21—The J Antwerp for St Jolin’s (bi Joss of suils, boats smashed, of part of cargo. Fayat, Oct 8—Tho Beteiam, from Bremer! ie, putin here Oct 5, her mas rm with & e Stewart, Macdonald, from . has arrived leaky, and with ck partly swept and jettison arie Rose, York, had put iuto 3 leaky, and that she was discharging her . the German Consul here sent @ schooner ‘the muster of the bark (Schultz) to brig ave the vessel Havre, Oct 18—Advices from Bordeaux of yesterday s ate state that the Wf Harwood from Fotat Lobos, hud come intw contact in the river with the Paul Adrien’ (Fr) nd the Ollve (Aus). “Ail three vessels were more oF less injured, Loxpox, Oct 20—The bark Now Brunswick (Nor). Sto- esen, from Quebee, arrived in tie Surry Docks, reporta ha had a, portion of the dgekloud ithinber) washed ove board during heavy weather. Mxwxt, Oct 14—The anchors, chains, &c.,have been taken to Belts in Kado, stranded near that place; she has been condemned and will be sold. Pont Etizanxrn, Sept 20—The Stella, from Roston, has become total wreck, aud is being stripped of all gear. ec. ‘A portion of carzo, together with « quantity of stores, was fold at auction sesterday, ‘The vessel and the balance of her cargo will be sold in @ day or two. QuEKNSTOWS. Uct 19—The kugenio, from Baltimore, when off the port, got in collision with the Belle Star and lost ji boom and had cutwater started: the Belle Star sustatned considerable damage to suils, bulwarks and stencbions. ‘The Fawn, Putt, arrived here from Moutreal, report: Oct 4, in lt 45 N. jou 5s W, boarded schooner Annie Mell 0 tous register, woandoned and on fire; she wax full of live stock: took all’ the live eattle out of ber, portion being Dirued:; vessol sunk two hours atter being boarded. Oct 11, + 59 N, lon ds W, experienced heavy vale from W to riod away part of bulwarks and jibvoom, and abipped very Leavy sous, Micnant’s, Oct 10—The John Shay, from New Orleans for Havre, put in here on (et B Captain Niekerson repo shut the vessel is too light, and he is transhipping som Tosufentton tothe Lusi (s), for Lishom, wad will th take In suflicient Laliast and proceed. Bales transbipped, 39. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, Oct 20—Arrived, ship No: 22d, ship City of Dat 4th —Sailed, ship Titan, Boi (Br), Popham, + Salado ALEXANDRA, Get 1 —Arrive in (Ur), fom New barks Armanella Johnstone, —. ches Chariner, ston! be (Br), Lares, MJ Laughton, ‘New York: Flora M no; David Fuast, Smith, Dela- Hieh, und Edith B kverman, el D' Hart, Marphy, and Mane: man, aod Hat Urowley, oO: d, Philadelphia ; field, Achorn, Hoboken : te Paige. Cleared—steaniers General Whitney, show, Putiadelphia; brig Goiei Elizabeth Anu, De Coste Lin, Biltimor MORE, Nov 1— Geo H stor Ko: Lark, 3 Hinson, A ae Newberm XC cured Ste rown, x ‘ MeCloilan, Murch, Prov “yaks itexing Poick, Kn Duwkirk: Areaeng Ger), Burije, Antwerp: brig Johanne Donicke ng, Bennett, tand: IynweItieh, Stade ‘a: rt. suuth Norwaik: Chri Janes, Rect, Boston Tiserict “Thomas, Vau Clea New ares itiny Falmouth, By sohes derara:, Dells. Emorso 1 Sailod—Barks Germanic and Arraces, BULL RIVER, 80, Oct 27—Arrived, Stone (Nor), frem 27th —Railed, bark Ino (Nor), United Kingdow. BANGOR. Oct 30—Arrived, sehr LD Wentworth, Pea; dleton, Hoboken. bd soe AR, Ost 80—Acrived, sche 3 Petter, ——» to load Suiled—Sehrs Jonnie Middleton, Whitoker, Philadelphia: 88 Wiekmore, Fuompeon, New York Oras Dennia, Wickes do; Henry 8’ Metcalf, Albany; Addle Biaisdell, Crowell, New York: Fawn, Keliey. Washington. BRISTOL, Oct 30—Arrived, schr Mary S Bradshaw, Van- wiatlod--Sehe kos Patkonburg, Barly, Philadelphia. Sal 4 burg, Early, CHARLESTON, Oct 25—Cleared, tor Kobers Kelly, Hired aris Ho We), Purdy. Laverooal: Claman. Bi =. (Br, tine (Sp), Santy, 1 — 5 brig liesand (Nor), Ander- son, & Couti Arrived. Virginia, Hi adel Acriyed steamer Vireinis,, Hunter, Pulledelphias pa-Stoamer Clsepeiess, Baikiey, Nee York; schie iS er ley, ; My" Hover, ‘Bates, New ‘York; Clifford. “Bragdon, Wes Cloured—Bark Nydea (Br), Bray, Liverpool. CALAIS, Oct 23—Cleared, schrs Lunet, Hinds, Trinidad; Harp, Bickford, New York. DELAWARE CITY, Nov 1—Satled, schrs Macy E Hand, Mand, eae tA ae foe ‘Bostouw, a0 aa—arrived | sclire Rogers, Fletcher, New York {or Boston; Bits Frese oF a ye, Langley, New York ior Hostlauds "Do fork tor lem. ing—Salled. the above vessels, wind N. HENWICH, Oct 90—Salled, sche Palladium, Rider, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, Noy 1—Passed in for Bali Seat Nee Sou Halifax; barks Mobile (Ger). Riyport 3 jax; barks Mol er), Maid Jonite" ante asus tay Cana a Conk Bark Bzra (Nor), Jorgensen, from Westport, has bees or- dered to Baltimore. Bark Anna A Rich (Br), Murray, from Cork, ald not sall 28th alt for Baltim ‘She is ordered to Charleston to load cotton for the Cuntibent. FALL RIVER, Oct '90—Arrived, sebrs Pennsylvania, Jones, Vort Johnson, Clara Kankin, Knox, do. GEORGETOWN, 8C, Oct 28—Arrivea, sobre Julia BR Floyd, Gaskins, Now York; Frances, Patterson, do; Lune, West, Philadelphia, Cleared—Sehr Helen M Condon, McCarty, Thomaston, le. (GLOUCESTER, Oct 30—Arrived, sehr Rebocca W Hud: dell, Deputy, Philadelphia MILLBRIDGE, Oct 28—Sailed, bark Illie (new), Sawyer, Norfolk, to load for Live or Havre. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 28—Arrived, bark Annie Keed, Qrowell, Waldobord; uchr Mattie W" Alwood, Neweomb, ston Nov 1—Arrived up, schr Anna Hawkins, New York. Clenred—Steamer Hudson, Gager, New York. Sovrawxst Pass, Oct 23—Arrived, schr Sunbeam, Calm, v 1—Arrived, steamers Lone Star, Forbes, New York; (Sp), Gartie, Havana; barks Danube (Pr), Trebucket, Marweilles; Auszar (Nor). Gundersen, Liverpool. ‘Suiled—Stoamers Haytian (Br), Liverpool; Minerva (Br), Reval, NEWBURYPORT, Oct 31—Arrived, brig Abby Wasson, Molden, Port Jobnyon: schrs Jane D’ McCarthy, Willan son. Philadelphia: J & H Crowley, Colton, New York. Satled—Schr Ellwood Doro: arvis, Philadelphia. NORFOLK: Oct 90—Arrived, bark G8 Fenery (Br) Fenery, Dublin via New York; sche Hacer, Pillsbury, New ‘ork. ‘Sailed—Steamer Oberon (Br), Campbell (from New On WAEWBEDIORD, Oct 31—Arrived, steamer Leopard, K |—Arrived, steamer Albertson, Philadelphia; schrs Tarry Not, Corson, do; Joba DBT ber sicArrived, schirs Cocheod, Young; B1—Arrive 3 Rockport tor New York; E'len Morrison, Hoxsie, Bangot for do; Joe Carletin, Dustin, and Jane Maria, Smith, Fall River for do; Harriet Gardner, Miller, do tor do; Palladium, Rider, East Greenwich fordo; Revenue, Phinney. Ne: Bedford for do: Elm Vity, Kidd, Providence for do; Mary ‘TPhotnpson, Cooper, Boston for Philadelphia, Sailed—Sehr Pointer, Dill, Providence for New York. wv 1—Arrived, steamer Albatross, Davis, New York, with sehr 3G Gilmore, of Ellsworth, in tow, to repair damages by being ran into, as before reported. “Suiled—Brig John Mason, Porter (from St Martin’s), Now York to discharge. NEW LONDON, Oct 31—Arrived, schrs J H Youghmam Hoboken for Norwich; Ge Gurney, do tor do, AAEW HAVES, Oot, 3t—Arrired: schrs, George Goodwin joboken ; Henrietta Simmons, y, Georgetown Brooks, Kotchaut, Berth Amboy. oe PORT BLAKELEY, Oct 24—Sailed, bark Brontes, Wiek- berg, San Francisco. PORT TOWNSEND, Oct 23—Arrived, bark Transits (CR), Alvarez, Vaiparalso, PORT ROYAL, SC, Nov 1—Arrived, schr Préddie & ‘ter, Chuse, Boston. juiled—Steumer Huntsville, Crowell (from Fernandina), York. PETERSBURG, Va, Oct 29—Arrived, scor Julis E Gam- TSE ADELPHIA Oct S1—Arrived, schra Le AJ n |—Arrived, schra Maman, Bristol. Ne: Ollvor, Dyer, Falkor, Saco; Mi Rand, Kimmey; 8 8 Hudson, Vaughan, do; JH De Wolfe, ‘Thatcher; Lizzie Major. Tracy, and Addie Fuller, Jorgen- sen, Boston: H T Hedges, Smith, New Bedford; CE Elmer, Corson. Boston; R Seaman, Scaman, do; H Allen, Tatem, Fail River: E E Pettengill, York, Kennebec River. Nov 1—Arrived, bark Thor (Dem), Kofold, Lvigt Stephen Ben Douglass, Bilboa kinson, Turks’ Pettingill ‘ Pal Grace Cual W Johnson, Bostor ize, sonville, Cleared—Steamers, Obio, Morrison. Liverpaol: Whilden, Boston; Catharine Whiting. Hard! , Thom, sehrs idence ; Wil Aries, ing. Provi- ide B Le Pigeon, Staples, Taunton; well, "Boston; Alvita, Johuson, Ports- mouth; Caroling, Tice, Millville. a, Portiand J Alberger, N ‘Also cleared, stoamers Lancaster, Mills, Boston: Williams. port, Willetts, Salom; burks James Muir’ (Br), Wood, Cork Or Falmouth; Boritely (Aas), Tripcovich, do; Konig Carl (Nor), Hansen, Cork (for orders); sehrs O D Wit! Gartield, Boston; James W Drary, Willard, do; Fanny Johnson, Outten, do; Harmon Uurtis, Curtis, do; Biwood Barton. Jarvis, Providence: Sallie M Bvans, Willetts, Paw- tucket: Amie Reynolds, Boone, Portsmouth. ‘Salled—Steamers Aries and C, Whiting. Nov 1—Passed in, brig Louisa Price (Hay), Brews, 8 M for Chester. Hark Dowoti Dubrovack! (Aus), from Silloth, ts ordered to BRORTEAND, Me, Oct Dri Q ist I, ie sonnapers 40 toad tet OMe Ab a " Tevie Soueuport to load fs bert Jameson, adage, Rockland for New York. Slet—Arrived, bark Andes, Leitch, Philedeiphia; schr Zampa, Now York. ‘Nov i—Arrived, brig Fannie B Tucker, Tacker, Hall, B. Cleared—Sehr Fred Walton, Caracnas, PORTSMOUTH, | Oct 21 arrived, Sches Mary Bila, Staples, South Amboy; Evelyn. Crowley, New Yc spoha '§ Moulton, Crowley, Hoboken; Ceres, Gazland, New ‘York; Ella Hodson, Davi PROVIDENCE, ‘oct na arrined. steamer, Vindleator, Bogers, iphia; Lid Freeman enning- Giedotete for ton, East Harbor, Tl; Alexandria, Smith, PI Pawtucker; EM Raster, Lempheer, Port Johnson? Atlan- tic, Coombs, do; Ben) H Wartord. ‘ague, do Paw. tu kor: James M Bayles, ‘Arnold, Hoboken; Ve Pond, ‘Salled—Steamer Blackstone, Hallett, Baltimore vie Now Vanderherebon, Bateman, Georgetown, DC; Howard A Hunt, Ress, Philadelphu RG Whildin, Heath, Perth Amuoy ; fons, Coombs, Hoboken; Heras. ton; Laura H Jones, Cor 8; A 8 Mareh, Woodward) Sarah Broon, Po liga & Rebecca, Stoothof, and Get Hotchkiss, Graham, New York. PAWTUCKET, Smith, and Sarah Clark, Griffin, Pbil Kat Mary, Cogyswoll, Rondout; Saratoga, Nickerson, johnson. Suiled—Schrs Ann S Cannon, Norbury, and Jos Vorter, Burroughs, Philadelphia; H B’ Diverty, “Nickerson, Ni York. RICHMOND, Oct 20—Arrived, steamer Wyanoke, Conch, New York; schrs Susan. Stanley, Windsur, NS; Gertrude B Smith, Jamison, Gardiner, Me; Anuie E Moore, Phillips, New York: J B Johnson, Roxe, do. Bolow—Sebr Horatio Nichols,, Dapny, trom Albany. Sulled—Schr Eward xlade, Soper, New York, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 24—Sailed, barks Aiden Besse Noyes, Portland; Taw O'Shanter, Patterson, Astoria; brig Paloma, Nissen, ‘Talutl, Cleared—Bark Lunalilo (Haw), Marston Port Townsend. 20th—Sailed, ship Inia (Br), McPhail, Queenstown; Aberystwith Castle (Br, Harcis, Liverpool; Hawkesbury (Br), Carvosso, Antwerp; back Hedwiag (Ger), Warnken, Quesnatown. ‘Oth—Cleared, ship Greenock (Br), Slater. ‘Bist, sbi bark Staghound (Br), Whyte, Colby, Queenstown. SEATTLE, Oct 24—Sailed, barks Osmyn, Saunders, Sam Francisco; Gem of the Ocean, Gray, do. SAVANNAH, Nov. 1—Arrived steamers San Salvador, Nickerson, New York; Wyoming, 1 xltimore; barks Geo Peake (I tins Br), Murchison, Antwerp. Snlled—Steamer Seminoie, Matthews, Boston: SULLIVAN, Oct 24—Salied, schr Angola, Wooster, New York. TACOMA, Oct 23—Sailed, ship Shirley, Matthews, Sam Franciseo. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 81—Arrived, brigs Maggie (Br) Trinided, Port Spain, via New York for Bosteny teeteus, of Portland: Matanzws, for Boston (encountered hurricane on 20th inst and shifted cargo); schrs M C Mosely, Charles- ton, for Hoxton: Charley Bueki, Doboy Island, Ga. for doz Coriturion, Perth Amboy, for do} Hyne —for Augusta; Mar: si Ban; tor New York; (Rr). Corn- ; E A Hooper, Boston, tor Philadel; ; Lizsie rellfeet, for Virginia. folk; schrs Till jueenstown ; Isaac hrs Watchman, Agnes, and Martha ent. Nee Oe: ee Neriveds bark Newey Holt ars! achrs Conservative, Whitmaa, New $ , Aldrich, do. Cleared—xteamer Benefactor, Jones, New York; bark Eleanor Partelow, Liverpool; sehr Florence N ’ Aanms, New York. WAREHAM, Oct 23—Arrived, sehr Lehman Blew, Vam- New York; How Parker, New York. WICKFORD, Oct 30—Sailed, sebrs Rachel Jane, Ban dick, nnd Dreadnaught, Saunaers, New York. _____ MISCELLANEOUS. A. 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