The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1876, Page 12

BR FLEETWOOD PARK. FOUR BOTTING EVENTS DECIDED—CHABRLES XOUNG, MAY BIRD, J, H. B, AND BLIND BOY THE WINNERS. Two aweepstakes and a like number of matches were decided at Fleetwood yesterday afternoon. The track was heavy, but the sport was of an interesting nature. First’on the card was asweepstake of $25 cach, in which were W. Brooks’ bay gelding Charies Young, John OD chestnut gelding Silly, G, Sharps’ black guld- ing Meringo, J. 3. Bailey’s chestnut mare Sarah and P. McKenna’s gray geiding Blue Ruin. The first bam was the favorite before the start, with Billy Seound choice and the others bat little thought of, Billy won the first heat, yet Young still had the call two to ope over the ficld. He captured the second, third and tourth heats and the race. Next came a match of $500 between Gerry Walker's Diack mare May Bird and DL. G. Cameron’s gray geld- ing Tanner Boy, mile heats, three in ive, under the waddle A contest under like conditions was decided dy the same horses a week or so since, when May Bird proved tne winner. She repeated ber victory yesterday, though it required four beats to decide 1. Phe mare started as the favorite 2 to 1, and potwith- ‘fanding Tanner Boy went under the wire baif a length tm front the first heat, she held her position in the bet- Ming. The next three heats, credited to May Bird, were as Bnely contested as the first. They were head and bead until reaching tho distance, when Tanner Boy suc. cumbed to the pressure, and leaving bis feet, the mare Deat him out five, three and ten lengths respectively, the time being fast. Hod the track been bard Tanner Boy would bave made a better race, and possibly not been beaten. Benjamin Wiison’s b. g. J. H. B., Fred. Lowns’ b. m. Butcher Girl and HL Tyler’s br. g.’ Fraud, th upon the track in w sweepstakes of §30 heats, three in five, in harness, J. H. B., the favorite, bad:no difficulty in winning in threo straight heats, H. Vans’ dg. Blind Boy and M. Dixon’s br g. Panic decided a match of $100, the former capturing the money us he pleased. SUMMARY. Fiextwoop Parx, New York, Sarcrpay, Novex- BER 11, 1876.—Sweepstakes of $25 each; mile heats; three in five, 1B harness, W. Brooks’ b. g, Charles Young,. Jobn O'Neil’s cb. g. Billy G. sharpe’ bik. fe Met Becond heat.. Third heat. 3334 2:41 Match $300; mile betta three in five, Gei ‘alker’s blk. m. May Bird.(Murphy) 2 1 1 1 anil G, Cameros's ung Tanner Boy (Weeks) 1 2 2 2 TIME. Quarter. Hay. Mile, First heat ae 1:10% 2:23 5 Becond beat 1:09 23 Third beat. 1:08 22 Fourth beat 33 14 22 3g Same Dav.—Sweepstakes, $30 each, mile hea Vhree in five, in harness, Benjamin Wilson's b. g. J. H. B Frederick Lowns’ b. m. Butcher H. Tyler’s br, g. Frank * Distanced for run Samu Dav. —Mateb $100; in harness, H. Vans’ d. g. Blind Boy... MU. pixon’s br. g. Panic. TIM, Quarter. TROTTING AT PLAINFIELD, N. J PuainriKLp DrivinG Park, Puarnrigup, N. J.—TRo’ TING SaTURDAY, Nov. 11.—Purse $250 tor horses that have never benten 2:30; $125 to first, $75 to second, and’ $50 to the third horse; harness. mile hoats, bess 3 in 5, in ENTRIES, Peter Maneo's s. g. Moscow. LE. Dunbam’s =. g. 8t. George T. Tompkin’s ch, g. Silverfail W. Brooks’ b. & Result. GN. Foley's'b. 2. Tommy Ryan. Time, 2:43 —2:35—2 40-3 : Saum Day.—Purse of $150 lor pacora; $75 to Orst, $50 Wo second, and $25 to the third horse; auile heats, Dest 3 1a 6 in harnes, P. Manus’ s g. Juiiu tii 222 J. Chandler's b, m. E PACING AND TROTTING IN CALI- \ FORNIA. Oakiaxn Park, OakLann, Cat, Fripar, Nov. 3, 1876,—Pacixc.—Purse, $400; $200, $100, $60 and $40. Milo heats, best three in five, under saddle, Dan Shay’s bi g. Dan Riee...... H. Rockateliow’s g. g. Gray Dick. 2 Sbeenan’s ch. g. John Sconehi J. HL. Davis’ b. m. Lady St. Clair. Time, 2:23.14 Saux Dar—Trorr: <G.—Swee olds; $50 each. Heate of a mile in A H Yates’ ch, f, Mollie Drew... «lil 22 133 4 PLEASANT MEETING OF THE WESTCHESTER POLO CLUB. The Westchester Polo Club met yesterday afternoon At their grounds, and some of the members enjoyed a Spirited afternoon's play, The weather was not ex- actly as propitious as it might have been, but the rain held off, and although the grounds were a trifle heavy, there was not much tocomplain of. A large party of ladies and gentlemen were present, most of whom came outwith the Coaching Club, whieh was represented by Messrs. W. Jay, ¥F. sronson, F. Nelson and J. G, Bennett The polo games com- menced about three o'clock P. M. and continued Witbout cessation until five o'clock P.M. At frst the contestants were contined to Messrs. John B, Mott, R. Peters, Harry Oeirichs, Charles Post, W. Gray and J. G Bennett; bat later on Mr. Herman Oclriche ey the party und added fresh st would not be very interesting. Mr. Bronson’s coach Jef wbout four P. M., and about an hour later Messrs. Jay and Bennett also returued to the city, Should there be any grounds of suspicion of fraudulent count- ing on either vide it should be reported and denounced at once, No man worthy the office of President should be willing to hold At / “counted in” or placed there by anp fraud, Fither party can afford to be disappointed in the reault, but the country cannot Afford to have the reaull tainted by the suspicion of illegal or falee | returns, U.S GRANT. HAND BALL, ral interesting matches were played at Mo+ Quade’s court, No, 404 Madison street, yesterday after- boon, in the presence of a large number of spectators, ‘The Grst and most exciting contest of the day was be- tween Francis P, Dooley and John Herlbert on the one | vide and A. P. Deicamb: bther Heribers wou the toss and lea off in fine style, seoring Nx aces before retiring. The game was hotly con- tested and was won by Delcambre and partner by « single = The second and third games were also clos citing. Following is the score:— ibd John P. Dooley on the Dooley and ribert. 21 18—59 Deicam ad D i ry A mateo has been arrang to be played Tues: November 14. at McQuade’s court, between Michael Landy and Daniel McCarthy for $50 a aide, ‘i FOOTBALL, NEW YORK COLLEGES IN THE FIELD. Columbia College's first maten at football yesterday, round foot of Ninth street, Hoboken, against the Stevens Institute, was not a succoss, although many of the tair sex were present to spur them to greater exertions. The college veam was a heavy one, while the institute team must be described as light; but their activity made up for their shortcomings in ht, as they won by a score of five goals to three, despite the protest entered by the Colum. Dia's captain against two oftheir bers, Ata quar- tor to three the game was commenced, the superior ht of the lege men forcing the bail down into the Institute when a good kiek by Brinker- hoff caused fat of the Iostiture’s goal in twenty-three mi ved th two, Just scored by Stevens Institute, Messrs, Shobats po) Shippen coretally steering them between the goal posts, the time being filteen minutes, which popes food ay an Woes to oe very determined lessrs. Denton, te aad icharde, who were Beker off the ball. Stevens Institate—Messra Hazard Aiken, ree Denton, Roberta, Fone, wephens. Kii eldon, Kingalaad. 8hiopen, The match was for the best two in three games. | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1876—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Dilworth, tary and Burckhardt; goal keepers, Messrs. Price (¢aptain), Pryor, ff. Bogert, Palmer, Franke, Morgan, ch, Hildreth, Embre: Colgate, | an ‘nas eax; goal keepers, wer and CUmpires—Messrs, Weeks and Gorg¢; referee, E, Stevens, of Princeton College. PRINCETON COLLEGE AND THE PENNSYLVANIA—PRINCETON STRAIGHT GOALS, UNIVERSITY OF WIxs IN 5IX Prrxcetox, Nov. 11, 1876. | Princeton College played with the University of | Pennsylvania to-day at Germantown a game of foot ball and won six straight goals. The game was played under the association rules, Time, 1b. 36m. Should there be any grounds of eurpicion of fraudulent cownt- tiny on either vide it should be reported ark denounced at once. No man worthy the ofice of President should be willing to hold UY “cownted in’? or placed there by amy fraud. Hither partyt can afford to be disappointed in the result, but Use country canno | lier te eee ep en te te cnpioten of Sant GS returns, U. S. GRANT, CREEDMOOR. tHE $250 GoLD PRIZE MATCH AND THR “TURF, YIELD AND FARM” BADGE COMPETITION. Some of the choice spirits among America’s knights of the trigger had a fine day’s sport yesterday before | the targets at Creedmoor. Whetber Hayes or Tilden | would go into office made no difference with our en- | | thasiastic riflemen, Away from the political caldron ‘that boiled and bubbied with the hell broth of partisan | animosity, removed {rom the excitement of the bul- | letin boards, a select few among the lovers of the na- tional sport assembled before the butts tor the purpose | of again measuring strength with each other in friendly | rivalry—in a straggle that left no rancorous sting of | All feeling after 1s, Two matches were jot—one at long range, the other the short. The first named competition was for & prize of $250 In gold, offered by the Sharp’s Rifle Company; the second was the twelfth competition for tho Turf, Field and Farm gold badge. There was also some shooting at the running deer. THR LONG RANGE MaTCH, This was @ National Rifle Association contest, open to all cemers; rifles, any within the rules; entrance fee, $1; distances, 800, 900 and 1,000 yards; fifteen | rounds and no sighting sbots at each range; no previous practice allowed on the day of the match, nor is ‘‘coaching’’ permitted either among the competitors themselves or by outside parties, The winner must lead all competitors at each of the dis” | tances in order to win the first prize. If none of the marksmen comply with this condition the purse ts considered as not won, but one-quarter of the entrance money will be awarded to the competitor who makes the highest aggregate score. One-quarter of the en- trance money to be added to the principal prize alter each competition until the match be won. Yesterday the second competition was shot. led the feild on a fine soore of 202 out of 225 points. THE SCORES, Yards, H. 8. JBWELL, Totals. 800. 8454456445555 4567 6535554545533 5 5—67 453545554355 5 5 568202 C. & BLYDENBUKG. 654655455545 55 0-07 0555555455545 5 563 645455455554 06 666201 1, ALLEN, 245555555555554~70 535555554555454—70 644834355545 5 0 5—60—200 | JOHN SMITH, SPACES CG EEE EG bor 4546545455554 5 4-09 6325645335055 4 5—59-200 HM, A. GILDERSLERVE, 8304555555555 5 565 4455555553453 5 6-68 4554345453558 4 504107 WILLIAM HAYES, $555535555655555—1 | 6443454530545 0 555 | 6555354435556 3 5—67—198 % H, SANFORD, 6544455555546 45—T0 4453545455544 4 5-66 | 4544540343553 8 4—50—192 | 1. FISHER. | 4044555055555 5 562 4544555545545 4 5-69 6354455440038 48 352-193 B. L. Mons. 000455535554445-54 3644545534053 4559 1,000: 65343555255606 461-174 3. R, WATERS. | 800. 00225345555363 3-50 900 44455544434444 5-63 6453244555605 4 369-172 %. B. MADISON, 2354554534555 3 §-60 T5442 409553854 boo 245554234343 43 354168 000, ‘As some of the competitors appear not to have re- turned their firing cards to Mr. Weston, assistant sec- retary of the National Rifle Association, or dechned ing their own names go on the record, the score above given is not quite complete. TH ST SHORT RANGE COMPBTITION. ‘This was the twolfth match for tne Turf Field and Farm gold eballenge badge. Open to all means of the National Rifle Association; distance, 200 position, standing; weapon, any breech- loading rite | ‘within the rules; ten rounds, with the privilege of two sighting shots. Entrance fee, fifty conts. The prize to be won three times belore becoming the property of the winner. THE scori William Hayes. aa ee fit fut Major H. 8. Jeweil | al retit $8582 eee PeCErerrmeormeneoanenmnel NEO DOCCHE EERE REO HERO RE a Op PRP ECC OREOOR RRC OR EERO m SRR ORR PRE ROR O RE EERE CCE ORRE FREE ROBO OOO BORD ROC CMARRORERE EEE RERREm CHCERROEERROREEO ORAL EERE Oe COE CREROTH RARER EEO REED COSSEOEECOHEROCE ERE RE RIPLE CLUB. Ata meeting of the Executive Committee of the | Amateur Rifle Club, hela Friday eveuing, November | 10, the following resolution was adopted :— Resolved. That, the competition for the bronse medal the National Rifle Association take place at lay, Novemover uiditions—Open only to members of Ai Ciub; distance, 1,000 yards rounds, 30; within the rules; position an: | trance fee. $1. ‘The prize to rifh without arciticial rest; en- come the persoual property of the winner in this competition. only ATHLETICS. ANNUAL GAMES OF THR COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK. After two postponements the third annual g of the Athletic Association ef the College of the City of | New York took place on the New York Athletic Clab | Grounds yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding the cola and chilly weather there was a very fair at- | tendance of students and others, and under the man- | agement of Messrs, Vudin and Loth everything passed of in a prompt and pleasant manner, The pro- gramme comprised leven vents, all being | well contested, with the sole eaception of tho running high jump, whicn resulted ina walk over. The frst race to engage theattention of the visitors was a mile walk, open to all, for which two contestants appeared—W. M. Watson, of the New York College, and | G, Horton, of the Hariem Athletic Club, As soon as they were told to go Watson took the lead, andata very {ast pace opened up quite a gap before he had gone balf a mile, Watson then soettied down at a slow gait, and after he had completed the first lap (one fifth ef a mile), in lm. 20}¢a, Horton was but three yards behind bim. In is way they raced for the xt three Japs, Horton occasionally going up to his small opponent by way of a feeler, last str uahs, 108 2 ey wh: thew falling back again. Coming up toe ne, Horton made a brusi Wat ide trom the pole, tod getting wo bim, abou | tw ve yards from the dnisb, ‘atson attempted to crowd him back, but Horton Would not be denied, and, oo mS Watson out by eighteen inci Horton had no right to take the pole trom him, and that the sudsequens co!lisio! afoul on his part. The referee allowed the claim. Time, 8m. 55a, qT Xt to follow was the trial heats of 100 yards, the first of which was between G W, Lynch, J. G, Morgenthau aud C. Moritz, “Lynch failed to get of the first time the pistol w. red and the starter calied them back. At the second attempt ail away on even — and forhall the distance the race was very close, when Moritz began to draw away from his jor bi two opponents, and finally breasted the tape two yards ead of Lynch, who beat Morgenthau half the dis- nce, Tine, = 1254 necouds. The second heat J. Knight won tour from E. Greenbaum and C. a dead heat for second place, Time, 12% seconda The third and fourth heats wore walks over for V. Falkenan and E. Dove, The final heat between the four heat win- ners was @ Very One race, and after a sharp stra, ale Dove won by two yards from Moritz, Knight and kenan being close up, Time, 11% seconds, third evens was the hall mile ron. A, Sham- way and B. Lott were the only contestants out of six qatries, and Shumway, making the pace s00n got a good lead very strong, d eventually tage Ng A by eighty yards. Time, 2m. 28a owed by a mile walk, for which the Paikenan, G. W. Lynch, E. ©. Man- liek, W. M. Watson and J. Fitzsimmons. This time Watson made no mistake, out going right way from bis competitors by three-quarters of je did not walk tatrly all the wi received one caution from om the backstreteh. Lyn who finished second, walked im bad style, and ners, who was only beaten a yard, should have had second place, as Lynch trotted the whole of the last lap, Their time was 6m. 328, Fitzsimmons was the fourth and last man to Guish, the others having given up. E. W. Knickerbocker bad no one te oppose him in nee Toes Jump, and he succeeded in clearing 4 feet 11 jarter-mile race was compressed into one heat instead ot ‘two trial bests aad a final, the starters being M. Untermeyer, R Dundensing, W. J. Campbell, A. Shem’ ¥. Baker, H. Koplick, 8. W. by Loth and C. Moritz, send off was poor, oth, Moritz and Koplick, mistaking the signal, failed to get away. Campbell led past the stand, and then Hoag ran to tbe fromt, where he remained, winging by twenty yards from Shumway, who beat ‘Campbell bj by two yards. Time, 595; seconds, Two started in the mile run, J. A, Barratt and C. Wiggins. Assoon as the word was given agg went off as if they Rad only 100 yards to go, ti quence being that oy were botn complete! b then bad the yards thirty The ihree-mile walk was the next event, and for this four started—W. M. Watson, J. piven Smuband G. W. Lyoch, Watson now went for time, and, walking very squarely, soon left ali behind him. Lynch gave up alter walking © lap, and Fitzsimmons, by moans of considerable mincing, kept second piace until the last lap, when Smith closed up to him, and, both going in a very questionable manner, Smith finally got in tront and won by a yard. Time—Watsoa, 2m. 378.; Smith, 29m. 6s, The last race was 120 yards, over - hardles, be- tween E, W. Knickerbocker and 3. W. The former, alter a good race for balf the distance, ‘won by three yards, Time, 213 seconds. ‘The officers of the day wero:—Clerks of the course, B. Loth and Eugene E. Oudin; timekeepers, Messrs, Van Wyck and J. Watson; starter, Plammer; referee, John Wood. eo releree for skipping Should there be any grounds of eurpicion of fraudulent count- ing on cither vide it should be reported and denounced at once, No man worthy the office of President should be wilting to hold 4 Y “counted in or placed there by any fraud Bither party can afford to be disappointed in the remult, but the country cannot @fford to have the result tainted by the suepicion of illegal or fale U. & GRANT. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, ‘Steamer. I ‘Sails, | Destination, Office. Wyominj 14, |Liverpool..|29 Bronaway Bowbnia: Liverpool 1s i Suevia, :| Hamburg B TBowltag Green 7 Bowling Green 28 Bowling Green 61 Broaqway 37 Broadway '7 Bowling Green 7 Howling Groen 29 Broadway 4 Bowling teen 15 Broadway 37 Broadway 29 Broadway '7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 61 Broadway 15 Broadway 7 Bowling Green way ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOOX, whe Sun rises. HIGH war! PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. Ul, 1876. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD BTKAM YACHTS AND HERALD « WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Stoamor City of Berlin (3r), Kennedy, Liverpool Nov gnd Queenstown 3d; with, /madio and ngersto JG Dale. Nov &, lat 46, lon 50.30, passed u brig rigged French steamer, bound east. Steamer t (Br, Grogan, Liverpool Nov 1, and wenstgwn i, with, idee and 100 pasoe ws arst, Nov 5, Tat do 44, lon 31 16, pasted a teouner, show. red fights: 7th, Ine 45 47," lon 49 29, u brig ‘rigged steumer—both bound we ‘Steamer Anglia (Br), Mackay, London Oct 28, with mdse gnd.44 paras rt Bros. Nov 3, lat 47 20, jon 34 3 bark Jol (ir). bound “west; 6th, las 43 a “ion.4%, bark RL Howth, bound d ee Bo, Wittens Santa Mariba Oct 26, Car te ol Zand Navassa Sth, with mdse Forwood & Oo. “Nov 5, of Navassa, thagena Sot! and passenxers 3 P eapales, Thence for Aspiowall; jeamer Andes (Br), boand south. ut Shape mdse and ‘Steamer Colon, Griftl passengers to the Paci Men's ip Co Steamer City of San, Antonio, Penn ington, Galveston ind Key Wost tb. with mdse to C H Mallory & Uo. Had hoy) weatsher Nov 6, off Sombrero Ligl at J Ricardo Jova, from Cienfuegos for New Cape Lookout, ‘steamer a. from Witeingten, «od for dg. with schr Nancy W Smith, trom do for do, in tow? 3PM, of Hat mer Ashland. fre from do for do, with ry *vernaadina via Port assengersto CH Mallory & camer Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, Savannah 3 days, with mdse tu Geo Youre Steamer Albemarie, Gibbs, Lewes, Del, with maze to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer Leopard, Albertson, Philadelphia, with coal to order. Is bound to New Bedtord. ship John Mann (Be), Giheon, Bremen 88 dare, in ballast 7 y tog Whit Bari ‘dtal), Bounati. London 70 days. with chalk & Co; versel to 8 L Merel v 6, Bark Connaught (Wr), Richardson, Liverpool Sept 30, in ballast to Snew & Burgess. Is anchored in Gravevend Bay Paieurich, Hull via Dela- water Sept 1, to Sivcovieh x Galarine. (val), Garguiey, Bordesax 62 days, to F piasee. ig Wolfville (of Liverpool, NS). Bartling, Rio Grande do Norte 33 days. with sugar to Boyd & Hineken. 22, with ae Eiche (Br), Strobridge, Porto Cabello . te, to Dallett, Boulton t Co. Ilad ne weather to Hor 4; thence heavy N and NE gules; 4th, lat 34 30, lon 74, passed schr Sullivan Sawin bound —, days, with rubber, Sehr Tom Williams, Kdwards, Pare to BJ Wi ullhomat, Barneot BO dayey with ike, to Burdett & Pond, ve Schr Dos de Mayo Sp). fruit to Ts Ma 5 days north of strong NW ga v 4, off Cave Henry, had ‘Sale H trom ing 48 hou in which earried away bowsprit and washed vassel fore and alt, Sehr Galveston, Gibbs, lveston Tup er & Beattio. Sehr Ridgswood, Johnson, Georgetown, SC, 12 days, naval to Dollener, Potter & Co: vessel to ED but & G Sehr Jennie A Sheppard, Wilbur, Baltimore, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND soUTH. days, with cotton to with ‘Huri- Steamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New ‘Stemwmer Galatea, Walden Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Wi Rebr Magyie I, (Br). Sebr Mur; Providence for New York. > nee for N coon Point Wolt tor New Miller. meg Sebr J ‘rice, Providence tor N Behr DG |, Clifford, Provid Behe Artist, ofteater, 8 Sandwich ‘ork, Sehr B F Woolsey, 1 Providence tot New York, Schr Brigadier, avin N New Haven for New York. Sehr Josephine Waples, Hughes, Providence for New York. Sehr Senr Gal ot New York, % Senr D Currie, o, Fonse, Port jand, Ct, for Now York. BOUND EAST, Gen Whitney. Hallett, New York for Boston. \y Bird (Br), Brett, New York tor St Johas, N Beit Sea Lion (Br), Mclutyre, New York for B. *Sehr Reno, Shaw, Hoboken for Lan. Sehr Benjamin Reed. Thibbitts, Hoboken (or Bath. be. ee. B, Bassett, Port Jobnson for Provide ir M B Manouey, Perkins, ie Ante for Lym a Light of the Bast, Higgins, Port Johuson for Provi- nce. Pennell, runcrieg illion, Leach, Hobe! ‘aynor. Port Johnson for Provid: a, Selit Mary # Pierson, ‘Thompesn, Port Jouuvon ce. oot Sophia Behrmann, Smith, Fire Island for Fair Ha- "Sehr Barbara, Rak Jonette for Pawtucket. Hoboken fur Providence, 7 tor Frovide An, pate for Harford, boy tor Bosto hi Bebe £3. ifadelpnia toe Beaton. for Pall fi debr Saris caries a Sehr Frank M Alle; nken tor Somerset, ville for Hostor for Fall Ri Behr Lazago, Brown, oS ‘Joh Bel be Now York for Warren, RI, ‘Now Yoru for Newport, Port Jolineon tor Kast Greenwich, Bebr Venice, fos Cm ee Sebr U B Gibson. ken hoary Providence. pe nay ee © Acken, Tors, New York for Stamiord, BELOW. Bark George Kingman, How Howe, from Pensacola, ig Adelina, from Der CLEARED. Stoamer Britanate (Bri, ‘Thompson, Liverpool via Queens- Steamer England (Br), Thompson, Liverpool vie Queens 7 Glamis Castle (Br), Dickte, Londou—Henderson er Colombe (Br), Laver, Hell via Southamptoa— lone din, Hedderwick, Giasgow—Hendarson Glasgow—Henderson sg ee Bremen vis Southamp- main (Fr), Reculoux, Havre via Plymouth Seamer Non Point, Kirby, 8) Thomas, 4c—Jaeob Loril- Moamer Clyde, Kennedy, Havans—Wm P Cirde & Co City of Sen tatonio, Pennington, Galveston via Key Wont<c Ui Mallory Steamer Loue ‘Sten Forvcs, New Orleans—Chas A Whit- ney ‘Steamer Hudson. Guger, New Pisiee- ae a goomes. Steamer San Salvador, Nicke! Bavannah—Ge jamer Nereus, Bearse, Savannab—Geo Y‘ ‘Steamer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J TW qaintard Co. SteamerEC© Knight, Chichesser, Georgetown, DC—J L Roome, Jr. ‘Steamer Vineland, Bowen, Baltimore—Wm Daftell. 2. Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Steamer A U Stimers, W: Steamer Agnes, Burdick, Pulladelphia—Bogert 4 Mor- "Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston—if P Dimock, a ‘Cashmere (Be), Mayo, Liverpool—Arkell, Tufts & up Miying Eagle, Crowell, Savannah—Vernon H Browa “Nee Romo (8r), Campbell, ba arte ge Edye & Co, Bark Shie! Ge Moshe: ees Peleg (A' i iare, Memento (Nor), Andersen, Cork for orders—Funeh, ma iter Cue ‘Cuomo Primo (Ital), Cuomo, Trieste—Lauro, Storey cane Veneranda ([tal), Trapani, Genoa—Lauro, Storey & Bradhering, Oporto—C Tobias & Co. , Lithman, Calcutte vie Reunion— | "Brig Eva Parker (Br), Sloeamb, Bi Bertaux. BH Hattle Pettis (lst), Pettis, iigieese ® be Walle & “tine Torrid Zone (Br), Cooper, Port au Prince—R Murray, rig Guisboroagh (Br, Hansen, Port au Prince—R Mar- zr rig Waubun, Willey, 8t Thomas and a market—Simpson, bas & Co. went Lady Bird (Br), Rex, St Johns, NPF—A E Outer. ri Sebr Sarah Petter, Wall, Barbados—Parsons & Loud. Robt Wm H Keeney, Boers, Minatitlan, Mex—Veo Brant aft H Emme Biloy, Coffin, Mayagues, PR—Brott, Soa 0. Schr D 8a) ummings. St John. NB—AT Hees Sebr Elisa "Beard (Br) Odell, st John, NB—A T Sone Hen Then (Bt), Melatyre, Be Joke, HE—P I Bovine & cur Lissle @ (Br), Gilchrist, St John, NB—P I Nevius & att Mary Lownie, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Zophar Sehr Eldridge Ge. ry, Avery, Bangor—R P Buck & Co. Senr Lissie 8 McNichol, Fanning, Boston—Jed Frye & Sehr Matthow Vassar, Je, Kelly, New Bedford—Fergusen woe Poinger, Dill, Providence and Bristol—Ferguson & Schr Hester J Dancan, Caf, Norwalk —Rackett & Bro, he E: je Potter, Soper, Stamiord—Delanoy & Wal- ‘loop Fred Brown, Hall, Providence—H W Jackson & Son. SALLED, " Steamer Britannic (Br), ‘Tor Liverpool; England (Br), do; Golompo (Br). Hull; Cast alta Br, Glasgow: Victoria (Br). do: Glarais Gastle (B rt), London; Rhein (Ger), Bremen: Sé Germain Havie: Korth Folht, St Thomas, ke: Clyde, Havana; 70) mab: pion, Charlestun: Georgeto ie ia). ‘iverpool : barks John F Kott- )» Babla vie Richmond: bri (Br), Plymouth; kien it midnight, NW, aoe OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newrorr, RI, Nov 11, 1876. ‘The name of the sicop that was towed here last night by revenue cutter Grant proves to be the Clio, of Taunton, from New York for New Bedford, with a cargo of scrap iron. ‘The captain reports thet he lost mainsail and jib Nov 10, off Beaver Tail; Jet go both anchors, but the sea being rough they did not hold, and the vessel was rapidly drift the rocks when the cutter hooked om to her and s from going to pioces. Sehr Henry Gibbs, from Hoboken for New Bedford, re- ported ashore between Castle Hi bilged. Her owners to-day mace « contract with John Waters & Co, wreckers, to get her off for $600, and they will proceed to her to-night with steam pump and diver, MARITIME MISCELLANY, Sreamen Seveex (Br), from Qi Quebec for Lon: i ioc ith, E, O to coal, repo Or \dous sea amidships, by whi very movable arti ‘smashed and oth Tuvior (Br), from Amoy for New York, Pet 25 for meaical assistance, receive: jut into it and 1693 tons, built at 8 suR, metalled in 1872, now in port, has been sold to parties in this city at “$2,800, tons of saree had been H Southard, from Oct 10 from Madras for Havre, The leak had tal Suir Lereerip, Simmons, from Pabellon i Pica for Fal- Ser Oct 7 and mouth, 2 had discharged all 7 roceeded that day, fer, Ri are ae ceeels' es iro, Nierearaly ore wuled in order to return and sh her cargo. for New York. which tepsreas sage tora ecession of very heavy aoe west gales ich she split several sails, sprung rudder head, ay mizentopmast with everything attached. Bare Exisa (Sp), from Campeachy for Marseilles, was spoken Oct 24 UP de i. lon a, ider J hi from Sept 16 to 27th, betw. bas, experienced » sh rd bound, grounded ot Moinke “Tyee MeCoily, fros 8 Mouday last a Eng Hien up the crew ‘open boat. ferred to the Drigeatine d Sonn Good, yaney. Burg Ouiven Corrs (ir), Jones, whieh k Oct wns pbtte BV, Nicnots, (Br), from Matansas, jov ti, would go into dock ty m Jost Jibboom an Brig Lavea Gertavor, 351 ton 1855, has been sold to pari Baro Kutzasern, wrecked at | ifax, was sold, withber cargo (al for $180. to B’ W Hill, of sheet vessel went to pieces in the gale ot Bric Jeui0 © (Pert), trom Bahia for York (su- ar), put into Pernambuco et 4, having lost her toremast Giriag w gale Sept 28. Bric Joux Puence, from Philadelphia, arrived at New- | port. RI, Nov 11, with loss of anchor and chains, Sowa Covonata, from Rondont for Newport and Provi- donce, arrived at Newport Nov 11, leaky, having sprang a leak off Beaver Tail. Hor cargo (coment) probably damaged. Scuu 1, & M Doxovas, from Newport, #, for Martiniguo, which pus into Lisbon pet 8 in distress, repaired and re- sumed her voyage Oct 25. Scum ALAUNA (He), from Garliestown for St John, NB, be- fore reported, arrived at Queenstown Oct 29, with ioremust head sprung, &e. Scux Kanty Biro, of York. ‘before reported aban- doned, was fallen in on the 24th of Uctuber by bri c w York for Port ait Prince, rival, nothing ter with her excepting the mat} Tose of main boom aud Toru gat? spliced. Scur A MeDonatp, Sahermas,, of P Portian nom the We Lefore re- inks, April 1) fits of $3,609, wi the papers have been euncelle in opposite direc eye at she osm en of jot Te’ wi ward of Eft Gortinfhum pur into the shipyatd here tor top: Bostox, Nov 11—Sehr Ram’s Head, came o! alight damage, ane ‘led ou the Sth by arbitration, ailowtag ¢ ‘he sohooe rs $200 for towing the slop intw port. * pa LaDKLPMIA, Nov 11—The sk reviously rey a the wight of the Gth inv nour, Pou Matches the Spray, of Brig ‘two by the steam ges and two men were drow: meQutate, Nov 10-Ship Queen of Ragland (is), Hanson, from light. jebec for Plymouth, bark Lydia (Br), eee juebec lor Barrow, in Indian Cove. SPOKEN, Semon, from Port au Prince for Nov 5, off Navassa (aud the Port by steamer Alps, ‘Aspinwall, eines foe Ardrossan for San from Valparaiso for San ism , tom ‘New York for San Fran- , Baalam, from Ewanses for Belfast, for Tybee, Ocs 22, ou 2t i! Bebo Sit Routh, Young, from London atti ion 17 ‘ hark Grace E, Caan Br). Sheldrake, trom An ep for | andy Bark Brierly ony aC Baird, from Sau Franciseo for + Sept 28, 1at 8 30 X, lon 118 W. OUR CABLE “SHIPPING NEWS. Awrwenr Nov 11—Sailed, steamer Nederland (Bele), James, Philadelphia (and passed Flushing at 3 PM); ship Edgar (Br), Brown, do. Baisto1, Nov 11—Sailed, steamer Cornwall (Sr), Stamper New York, Buxrasy, Nov 11—Arrived, bark Alexander Keith (Br). Fisher, Philadelphia. Bazuax, Nov 10—Sailed, ship Nonantum. Foster, New Or- barks Calcutta (Br), Lewis, Nerth America; 11th, Hattle Goudey (Br), O'Brien, United States. Caauiani, Nov 11—Arrived, brig Ennis, Dyer, Newcastle, E, for Marseilles (see below). Dust, Nov 11, 6 AM—Passed, steamer Canada (Br), Sum- ner, from New York for London. Balled 11th, ship Pride ot Wales (Br), for Charleston. Ginceyt, Now S—Salled, bark Sarah E Kingsbery, Grific, Wood's Hele. Liverroo., Nov 11—Arrived, steame: Isptzua, baltimore. Arrived Lith, 6 PM, steamer Scythia (Br), Hains, New York. Balled 11th, steamer Russia (Br), Cook, New York via Queenstown; bark Brodrene (Nor), Evenson, United States. Loxvox, Nov 1i—Sailed, bark Sea Crest (Br), McLean, Upited Stare » Lissox, Nov 6—Arrived, bark Valenti: raga, Darien, Newoastiz, Nov 11—Arnved, bare Paniliens Minde (or), Johnsen, New York. Porr Narat, Oct 1—Arrived, bark Armenia, Salter, New York. QuuznstowN, Nov 11—Arrived, steamer Hellespont (Br), Perrian, Galveston; b: Mariauna Ferro (tab, Oste, New York; Spring (Br), Gaylard, do; Antonietta Accame (sab, Corvetto, Philadelphia, Also arrived 11th, steamers Nevada (Bp), Guard, New York for Liverpool ; Caspian (Br), Trocks, Baltimore, &¢, for do (and both proceeded). Sailed 10th, 4:30 PM, steamer Baltie (Br), Kennedy (from Liverzool), New York. Rorreapax, Nov 11—Ssiled, bark Jason (Ger), Grimm, United States, Taixste, Nov 6—Arrived. bark Emilia T (Aus), Redovich, New York, Arrived at —— Now 11, Margaretha, Philadetphia. Sailed from ——— Nov 11, Strangford, for United States. Cagtiant, Nov 11—The American brig Ennis, Capt D; from Newcastle, E, for Marseilles, hus been towed into this port with the loss of masts, sails and boats. Havan, Nov 11—The sailing of the General Transatlantic Company's steamer Amerique has been postponed until to- morrow, on account of prevailing gales. (8p), De Anibal- WEATHER REPORT. Hotrnaap, Nov 11, PM—Wind SSE, fresh gale, Lizaap, Nov 11, PM—Wind 3k, strong; cloudy. FOREIGN PORTS. Caxcutta, Oct Sean port, ship Astracana eee bey a for Boston; Pride of ort, ‘Gawyer, for d Halder oe) Dic! man waeyler ver, Suugor Sept 2 eker, Roberts, Boston: ah aminte York; Oct 6, ta jart, San Pre Grmmauran Oct TaSauied ‘orig Liste H Kimball, Storer 19th, bar! ip). Su- 23d" Vittoria Mitel De iar. Oct 24, bark Joha J Mersh, Hubbard, from New steamer Zealandia (Br), NSW (from Ricnmond), rede (from New fore, tino {Gerd poy Ho. Oct 20—Arri: Smith, San Francisco for Sydney, \ it, bark Sonoma: Newberry, Sun Francisco (and sailed sam: aay for Pacitic janda), ae Lyle ay 7—arrived, brig Fred Thompson (Br), tt J xgeure (Hayti), Oct 29—Arrived, schr J M Morales, El- aridge, Wilmington, NC. Kinustox, Ja, Nov 4—Sailed, steamer, Claribel, Ferguson, New York. Mataga, Oct 25.—Arrived—Schrs A D Henderson, Hon derson, Leghorn ; Thos P Ball, Ryder, Tarragone. iva, Nov 11a port, ship Star of the West, Gardner, Nov 9—Cleared, ship Medora, Downie, Glas- emrcasrt, NSW, Sept 24Salled, sulps Aldborough (Be). Tiekie, San F rancisco; 26th, Greta (Br), MeCr 3 je (Br), Dodd, do; Sth, bark Kai tho. Write, do. Porto Casatto, 0 Oct Sr bark Rocket, for New York; brigs J feiphiey for, Now Johnson for do in thres Port av Prixce, Nov Haskell, from Boston. Hise Atkinson irby, Barrott from Phila ten deys; Ada H Halls (Br), . In port, aghr Daniel Webster, Arrived 3d, brig Oliver Cutts (Br), Jones, New York: achr Early Bird, in eh of chief ofticer of brig Ol Cutts (ir). picked up. shundined ‘eee Eisecrindles Seen Pocwasu, Nov 7—Closred, bark Valkyria (Br), MeQuarne, qonned. Nov Cleared. barks Mersey. Sutter, Ardros- yan; Albian, 8 ard brigy Congress, MoKennie, Syp. Nsw, Oct ships Shi (Br). DNRY, Swale 7 espeare (Br), Hughes, San Francisco: one do. St Jouns, NF. Rov 11. Avrive cleanse ‘Miberaian (Br), bas ot Liverpool Victoria, Nov 2 Paseea, ‘aown, bare 8 M Stetson, Curtis, for Melbourne. oct PE Sreanen Daxora.? Annnpers, 8. Dunrovin Castle, Jackson, obec? Both, Tt Hindostan, Haillic, do, Oct 29—Arrived, Albatross, Nielson, Uleaberd ENMION, Oct 5—Passed, Ceres, Findley, from Sbanghal fot Kew York. » ALEXANDRIA, Oct 27—Sailed. Acacia (s), Craig, Messina, Boston,’ Oct 30—Cleared, Klona. Moltedo, Battimore; Emma, Faruffini, do. Butsto1, Oct ‘30—Arrived, Lord Dnfforin, Hansen, Que- ‘Arrived 20th, Vesta, Morrill, Now York. Baxrast, to Oct 30- i. Norton. Davies, Quebec: j hen jueon: MO yor Miramaich: wits, aebec: The Kilda is, do. 27—Sailed, Lottie, Ennis, Baltimore. Saoseeane, Oct 25—Sailed, Robie Barns, Murray, Elsi- Geri, Oct. ailod, Sarah & Emma, Allen, Philadel- 2th, Koseak, Smt ro OuaTaacExa, Oct '23—Arrivea, inion, Phe! Mes Oct Sis SBaitea. Lak imeoe, Hal Caccurta, Sept 21—Sailed, Compta, Hart, San Francisco; 20th, Amini. a, Moylen, Kew New York. Daa Najeden, Carlson, Lo Tandon for P Barrow, Oct 29—Arrived, Nuva Scotia, Abbot, ebec. 2 ‘Carre, Oct 26—Sallod, Sarah & Genoa. , New York and Meatre: 20h, Perey. suse uth, troMs, ia, London for jow York; agra, Froden, Halvor ichored 90t Xow Vorx for London; way Hogarth, ‘Sbtelde, Balt ih, Bvenes. from London for do 30th, Alice Roy, McKensie, Lys 2 wg ol St Joba, oven Oct 30—Passed, Brothers & Sisters, Aubrey, New York for fot Ipawich th, Gentile, Veen ‘Hull for Baltimore. peur, Oct 28—Off, Catolica, Olirin, London for New i Oct ae hate Otrsr, Pigg ospeugead Dvaix. to Oct 28—A1 Al UNGANESS, Oct ft 30—Pansa, Belle of the Bey, Williams, Di Shields, for Malt ORKIRK, eb 2 4 2)—Arrived in the Roads, L H De Veber, low Baied 28th, tsi, Dalerple, New Yor Exwovrm, Oct 25—Salled, FU Odlorne: Ponaali, Sydney, " Hastsovaxe, Oct 90—Off Beachy He; ater from Shields for, Sen Fancllee: to for Berwick. ‘OLKKSTONE. Oct 30—Passed, Eheser, Gannefsen, from shields for Baltimore. Guovensren, Oct 2— Arrived, Lisste, vans, Pagwash: Lynet, Petersen, Montre wi Bibber, Boston; ‘Thompson. Qpekee Ante, wept Baltimore, OMtiied 2euny Me rity, arnard, res Cneino, pices New Yor Agar, Bassanich, “stn Apotheber arth, Wil hasaow, Oct 28—Arri Low, Quebec: Branewick, | Hatehinson, Portland; 90th, Da Capo, Jergen son, Que Suited, 4th, Otympis (9), Young, Lisbon (and salled tor Greenock 30th GAReRoox, Ost 30—Arrived. Tallaman, Gray. Quebee: Da Gane. Jorgensen, 4 Gudn Chatham ; Kraft, hn e Laaping Wave MeMillon, Guebes: City oi Monten, Wilson, de Jauway, Oct 28—Arrived, PA de Savoia, Buslettl, New York fe a N, oe Oct 18—Arrived, Sarah BE Kingsbur; ap! Ukxoa. Oct 25—Sailed, Voto, Kroll, Rio Mari Hesperia, gtromeren, New Orleans, Arrived 28th, Tyrian (8). Murray, Glaszow, Groxatran, Oct 23— Arrived, Oreste. Merma, New York. o 4th, Cann! Mlehner, Dunkirk. Huns, Oct Arri Fane (s), Fisher, Quebec; 30th, Hinaoo’ (s), Mill, New vores Figit’ Accame, Pinoneeili, Baltimore. Haawica, 00% 30—Arrived, Lilla, Picasso, Baltimore for Tom oti qlianrtnroot, Oct 90-Arrived, Magna, Zachstiaven, ty . Pay jonG, Oct 26—Aryived, Wieland (s), Hebich, New rie . a |i ‘at Cuxhaven Oct 27, Peerless, Joues, Pabelion do cm. eT. pe 29—Arrived, Alida. Navel, Baltimore, 20th, Harden. \merion. aes Oct ee led, Edward Kidder, Petersen, Car. red 27th, British Ai a, Loekbart, Hampton Ro Hong Koxa—Arrived about Oct 25, Teviot (9), Amoy, &e, for New York (put in for mi i stebnaaes os Gridin, 26th, Ee Proceeded). Livewroot, Oct 28—Arrived, Boli (Br), Doherty, New Orivane; Progress, bull, Quebec; Hoerntan (s), Archer, 2941 brent 5 Murphy, New York; Otto jun’ + 3 Dor nhnckts Palladelvbla Binith, Quebec, Si 28th, ices Loved Li Adelia $ Hill, stam ; Cochran, do; Prine ‘Smits, do; Vice i fantlo Tecethom, Lewes: City of merice (a), Lockhead, ia Bordeaux: Bist, Palostine (x), Owens, Bos: ¢ Poterson, Mobite:"Algenanin, Gre in J gr, Peter Lavender, Savannuhy Olitor Kmet Oliver Ei ee, Lewes; Aurora, Koss, Phitedeiphias a: Janteen, red 23th, Granton, Passel. Pensacola: 30th, Heeta- . Johnson, + ‘Jos Clark, (inn, Ponsacolay Mary A Nelson, Smish, Loxvox, Uct 33—Sen rlaniyst, Lindhard, Sagues Wilmington, tok, for Hong Kong)? Berth sue 1 nd entered out a, Gaam, Quebec; idee, Jacobsen, Quebec; Aurora: , do, vce Napoleon, Bark, Now Orleans; Can- giase Sailers Now York: Beoriease Malifax; Siet, Jadensti Dubrovacki, Matcovich Entorod ow hie 4 iia, Srekard: atayin. jordst]| ott from jemen, La haga 2ath— Ni for do: 80th Undson. Knich Lawasit, Oct 26— sh 'wauhoe for Lizano, ‘Oct 23- Passed, George Wastington, Parodi, Hutt for Philadelphia, Loxpoxperny, Oct 28—Arrived, A W Goddard, Lewis, 8t johns, Sailed 28to, Sunbeam, Hardl 1), Baltimore. relia, Sasha, tng eae Pace Ne LNG Ro red Martini lewvort, having repaired), nique, ving repalred) Sartint a Oct a ‘A Proston, Hall, Paler- gs — Gut uit ie ae Quedes. Eos, ‘Thermensen, Balitmors i Mussrx, Arrived, Zeal (8), Priest, Marseilles (and salle’ Tid gee York, a0). se Mapaas, Oct d—Sailed, Ethan Allen, Harding, Chitta- Maisc4, Oct 24—Arrived: Thomas P Ball, Ryaar, Tarra’ | gona; A D Henderson, Hende: RSKILLMS, Vet 26—Arri Thal. aig, Glasgow, he; ‘Uith, Horace Beals, rated ladle es oat tas, from Baltimore. ay ‘30en, H \wthorne, Lewes; Larsen Poke eh ties, ee aan, WOA, rite 15—Saliea, Bolivia, Stevens, e, ourianD, Oct 27—Of, Lea, Swerchinich, London for New York. Oct 30—Arrived, Edward ae Kidder, Pesxagra, Ravre. Bailed 30th, Resolute, Michie, Rio Janel Puttar, Oct bear er Shey ten Tamar New rai, ba japuiks ce Scagrved: Atlantic, Lardice Darien. Paterno, Oct fae saa domel Raymond, Genoa. eet oy nm od dopa armen, Me a een a 7 Coslante, Giachalti, do; ‘adellnn r. Doboy.* ie Barke: jarshall, London, for Raxcoos, Sept eh or i, Lnnaoten, Krakine, Channi phocTHaniTon, Arrived, Industrie, Larse: 1 BeXDERLARD, Oct 28—Arrived, Vietory, Williamson, Que Sailed 28th. Aurea, Coates, Lisbow and Ball River. Swanska, Oct s Forse Get Ht Harkoss, James, Boston, St cartes 's ; Passed, Helvetia, Niel- ntwi *SurELD's, Det 2 Sail Magnolia for Pensacola; 30th, BO Buses for Palade pha ee 4 Htieg on Seen St ciadioint Preeadin Ontee tans Grereim, Oct 25—Satled, Koctrel. Yaulkner, New York. St Nazains, Oct 27—Sailed, Egersund, Aslagsen, Savam nab; Lydia. Goxniogham, New Sire Vision al Bulga oat ek. ‘mlico, Hayden, Quebec. Sailod ‘30th, Little. Gillespie, Bergman, Demerara: Vi King, “Ryerson, Cronfuogor Emme L Hall, Perry, Oar dence, Bo ed mar, OGY |, Sept 23—Arrived, Express, Burke, New ore for Fort N aianranarex, Oct aie Breldablk, Jorgeasen, HY Sailed 3b, Fanny, for Now Yi West Hartixroot, Oct 28—. a Lathe oe Clark Montreal; 30th, Duke Sfiweltieetons Thom} Yoxouama—Arrived about Oct ae City ba: Pe ao Maury, San Francisco for detentions AMERICAN PORTS. wee BTA, 0, Nov 10 Arrived, ship Storm King, Reed Clyde ( Miller, United King Salled=Ship Riv ‘BOSTON, Nov 11—Arrived, steamers Siberia (Br), Har Wo risgn. Liverpool: Glaucus, Bearse, Ne Cle ew pw kori; iting, York. red—Stenmers Roman, Crowell, rey shia; Lawrence, lowes, Baltimore; Neptune. schrs ossnee Lie Wy ae Wadia Joa Whiten Rich. end 0% wy Weiner WB Onee ington, Crowell a ad tA om Pigmeuth Hock: Parkor, Now York Sauled—Steaniors Batavia and Ci pede sh 9A Brown and Ne 45 mond and Prines ceienrad 16th, tity Quintero (Guat), eaicheon s a (and }} “S ALTIMORE, Nov 11—Arrived, (en, Pople, Bremen;' barks Fagal Roker Jacobean Bel Bristol, Bi Bozzo (Ital), Pe Gloucest: be or), BogEe, Cardiff; echr John ‘anson, Manson, Barks Danni iN mm Rio Janetro4 1 (Be) Cald Nielson Hange (Nor, Pederse id Sehwinge, 1 i trom ira: brig Amanda rt, in Cle: ners Seagull, La ood, Charleston; DJ Foley, do; Experiment, joy Nowbern, NC; La Crickés, Kean. Kio Janelro} Milan (Aus), in, BE 3: Gyrus ilall, Howes, Savannah; Elle idgeport: Helen Perry, Marion; Ji ‘son, New Haven. Sa genai Caban; barks Sofia, Sei Fratelli, and Ci DAR KEYS, Fis, Nov 6—Sailed, schr Joseph W Wib son, Somers, New York. CHARLESTON, Nov 8—Arrived, barks Kate (Br), Mar (not. as telegraphed), #andy Hook; Ashautee (Br), Batatve dot woes be Ee Baird, Mayhew, sete Bash i DELAWARE ©. io-, ssysburg, Corson, Boston: fitseS led Och. Met hinney, eerions P Baynor, Mite Schrs John Cudwaliad pis i Joraph W Allon, Allen, do; Colonel SW "GALVESTON, Nov S—Arrived, bark Messina (Br), Stowart, Brem y WES 27—Arrived, bark Algerte (Bi). Brown. ell Gloucester’ (end sailed 20th Tor Ob schir Mabel, Albert, Pascugouls; 30th, brig John New York (since reported sailed for Pensacola); sche Hirata 8 Tutbill, Phillip, do; Nov 2, bark Bengal, Loring, Liver- pool for orders. Off Sand Key Light Nov 8, sehr Rage Horse, Miller, st janded crew of brig Mary A Chase and "New York. OBILE, Nov 10—Cleared, schrs Manantioo, Randlett, ‘T Boardman, Bord, Jamaica. pot Saect ship City of Brooklyn, Herriman, Lives brig Paula (Sp), Page, Havana. PREW VOKLEANS, Now Toartived, stoamers Clty of Merida, Reynolds, New-York via Havana and Mexican rts; Chas W Lord, Colton, Havana; shi se la, — Liverpool, schrs John H Hancock, Hall ; Her riet Browstor, Sandford, New Yor! ees Ne sehrs MV Cook, Falken Sih=-Arrived, steamer ‘NEWPORT, sab Ry sik yin; Copia Wee Port Johnson; China, for New York by Philadelp Gordon, Providen (and sailed). fe ae Joun Balch, Heraake ‘Somerset for New Cliffor Philadel, = Lincoine Pea oo 2 Vapor, Providenat Yor! Gailed—Schra David G Towa, Jordan, New York; Sall ton for do; Gust, Goff, Fuil itiver for ‘trenton; feet Bas Pawtucket tor do; Henry Kemsen, Allen, for, P: gus Vineyard Haven; Bedford; Julia Baker, Egbe boy P Robinson, Harvey, Puiiadelphta Tor’ Gloucesto Young, Kondout for Providence ; Oliver Chase, Siw’ Bodtord tor do: Florida; Heres,’ Dounis for ab: o; le ¥ Hastings, from Somersot for New York; Caroline, Barlo rocasset for do. Tith—Arrived, brig John Pieree, Philadelphia, gchr Oob aoe ea {see Mincel! my), EW LONDON, Now Teived, schrs R fl Wilson, Newburg for Norwich Chet, Hoboken for dot Bole Peck, ene Hed-Sehe RH Daly, Now York. PASCAGOULA, Nov'f—arrived, brig Syivia rot, Vera Cruz: sehr Rosa Queen, uibbx, Gal Dleated—Bark Kercholon (Fr), Lones, St Nasaire. PENSACOLA, Nov 6—Arrived bark Matilda, (Sp), Jaag Frons Havana. Cleared scht Martha Newnan, Corpus Christi; George Sealy, Simpson, Indianola. ‘Tth—Arrived, bark Mondota, Feat, one isa (ep). Abella, Cordenass Carrie Plokering, Torre nas; wchr Addie M Chadwii ick, Bird, do. red—Schr Fannie R Williams, Shearer, BT ROYAL, © C. Nov 11—Arrived. visamer Hi nt rowell, New York (and proceeded per Fernan VILADREPHIA. Nov 11—Arrived, seamen EC Biddle, Davis, New York; barks Addie E Sleeper, Sleeper, Stettio: Manag (Ger), Kendt, cient webrs Hannah Coomer, King, oe Jay Franconia, Leavitt, Saco; 5 B Franklin, sc ‘Ni Lillie Faikene larris, Burton, piiiverdal une Gloucester; Bb B Churen? Cldaeedecataek Tigre (Teal) Ferraro, Citbraltar for orders achrs Wm Frouerick, Amos, Gien! fuegor: Annie Bliss, sim. pone New Orleans; All Burn! Paige, Grace, Cusleous Jouu W tials) “Ie. Ghee Bride k Reynolds, do; Mary mons, Young, Milton, Mass: head; John 8 Pavel Powell, Weym ‘eribi ai Prov ne a ye E B Darlin, Gao ‘Came enna jekerson, Boston; - acre harleston : Wyotming, Ton i bark Byte Qhristiansund chs Sallie BB a ti Ls neg! ‘Theresa ‘Champion, do. ; aaais Donne. eee Bhe oard. Gray, Salem; 8 E Ls “Ludlawn, Kaved Robinson, ‘Champion, Enst en oN Benson, ; Rosaline, Tooker, P: Wiliam Buck, Miller, dd. ; RB Dewitt, Rowland, Balled, steatnery | Wyoming, Norman and Tonawanda, Dei, Nov 10—Arrived, bark Trugoul ra, Yo. javannahj Chris aon anie august (taly from Liverpoat 1ith—Arrived, brig A L Palmer Bark Susan L Campbeli left foe Philadel ja at 6 o'clock this AM. poe Brace (Nor), from Hamburg, passed in last nigit for Bhan Brig Para (Br), Stevens (from Bristol), New Live: . 10—Cleared,schr Helen, Thompson, Puitwaeipl ap Ube “Arrived, sehr Chartes W Holt, tam for New York, ol Mata Sam Carlos, ah sour Bertie ¥Drisee, Morusineee eegorr pebr Curcie V Drisee, Wareeigeer x eect NOISUO. Nov $- Arrived. hips Dashing Wave, Taco Shirley, Mat Cleared~Snip Anniv Fish, Hotes, Nanaimo, eon ganas Admiral Tegetooff (Ger), Reber, Queene sort — ga tee ships Edith, Manson, jantone (Bi pe New York jaraiso : Delht (Br) Auclo, Norman ao, son, Sydney, N3 of, New York, hos "pea i . od. iea Muni eustown: City of Gissgow (Br), Laing, and epg hr), MeBouald, SEATTLE, Nov 3—Sailed, bark O Ls Taylor, Bergman, San Franci co. STONINGTON, Nov 9—Arrived, sehrs Sylvester Hale, Coleman, New York tor New Medford; Harriet Lewis, Cash mun, do for Providence. ‘Q—Arrived, bark Evangeline WILMINGTON, NO, Nov EM ed din), O'llaea, Beifast; brig Republic ( ares far hilip Fitna rick, Phelan Ws Vali Gaithiven bari ¥AC Aree LARGE 4 rewyives oy T. DESMOND. builder, Re peck: ‘ip, y Now fork (moved from 299 Preat enn at). POR SALE STERNWHEEL, STEAYHOAT; 00 PAs. sengerss 20 inches ree PLY ME BO Retro, LEAT FRANK BATES YACHT MARKET Fe PAs, Soeth Brooklyn, cabin and open Yachts, all sizes; vue small Oyster loop: i OR, R SALK—PROPBLLER YACHT. 45 FEET LUNG, Pitesti, 12 horse ower, low pressure; 8 miley an G¥RNTON £ HAWKINS, 163 Maiden Inno, BALE—A SLOOP YACIIT, 30 PERT 10! iG; Frat eabdin; two yeurs old; in complote urdor; fast able. Apply to CU! a8 Fat, Fos sat OR SALE. CHEA! conditions ADU ANSING'S YACHT AGENCY.—FULL PAWTICU. Hl yachts in the markot for sale, with prices and inventor can be obtained at the office of the Yachting Cireulnr, 318 Brondway. WANED AN 18 OR 20 FOOT BoAT, LOW FOR Pcagh task no sound, Addross, with deseription wad price, N. ‘ark place, MISCELLAS Dit ES SPEEDILY ORTAINED; ADVICH FRER) pile. srovarea, FARDERICK L KING, Lawyer, ‘ark's placa, New York of aa pout PAY WHEN T IN Diree advices roa, AMERICAN LAW AGKNOY, 7h Astor House. , |