The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1877, Page 10

10 MAN AND WIFE, WHAT MBS, NOE SAYS OF HER HUSBAND AND WHAT BE SAYS OF MINS. NOE—PENALTY OF A HASTY MARRIAGE—-TOO MUCH MONEY AND ‘TOO MUCH MOTHER-IN-LAW, Very seldom a suit is brought in tho courts present- jog such diverse complications as that brought by Isabella B, Nee against her husband, William I. Noe. ‘The quit was instituted in August last, at which Wime the leading features of the complains were fully given fo the Hzmacn, Tho high social position of the pri- Mes and the peculiarity of the suit, the wile, potwithstadding the allegations of infidelity on the part of her husband, not seeking fora divorce us it would naturally be suppoced she would, mako It a case of un- asual interest, Both sides have employed eminent counsel, the plati Deing represented vy General Sandiord ana the defendant by Mr. John D. Townsend and from present indications there seems a prospect of a litigation at onoe lengthy and acrimonious, An ordinary mind may, of course, be somewhat startled by she contradictory character of the opposing state- ments, Dut this seeming gordian knot it 15 to bo pre- sumed will be satisfactorily cut by the Judgo having to adjudicate the case. Tne story of Mra. Noe briefly recapitulated is to the effect thas her father, the late William H. Morss, died | some yeare ago, leaving to her a largo properiy tu real and personal estate, ihe possession of which was » tramaferred to her by the executor on her arriving at age; that such property amounted to about $70,000 personal and sone $200,000 real estate; that about a year previous to coming into possession of her property she was married to Mr. Noe; that shortly after such marriago she was induced by her husband to convey to him all her prop- erty; that thereupon her young -husband who at the time of her marriage, she saya, was only worth the clothes on his back, proceeded to sell aud mortgage the property, apd im the course of three visite to Paris squandered nearly all of it in gambling, riotoas living and in association with lewd women, and that all that is now loft of her original estate are two houses and lots on Grand street and one on Twenty-first street, which are mortgaged to nearly their tuil value, NATURE OF THE SUIT. The suit isto restrain Mr, Noo from disposing of this allogea smal! remnant of bis wile’s property in any way and for the appointment of a receiver, or, in other words, that the Court intervene to prevent tho squandoring of this littlo residue by ber husband, and | hat {ull title to the same vo given to her so to afford ber a small income upon which to live, 8 being now, as sho alleges, wholly destitute of any othcr means. A temporary injanc- | tion was granted, and the case came up yesterday be- fore Judge Westbrook, in Supreme Court, Chambers, ‘on an order to show cause why such injunction ehouid not be continued. Quite a different state of facts from that given above appears in tho answering afidavit of Mr. Noe, His story, briefly told, is a flai-iooted denial of most of tho | allegations contained in the complaint of his wite and | charging bis mother-in-law with beizg the boad ard the front of the present proceedings against | him. After recounting the circumstances under | which bo first became acquainted with Mrs. Noo | he says that in asbort time they entered into « mar- riage cogagemont ‘The mothor of Mrs, Noo refused to sanction their engagement, They resolved on a secret marriage, und were united by Rey. Mr. McAilis- tor, pastor of the Allen Street Methodist Episcopal Unureh, This marriage was kept secret nearly a year, when it was deemed advisable to injorm the mother of 4. The latter, instead of forbidding them the houso and threatening all sorts of vengeance upon them tor their rashness, acquiesced with u cordiality that wi entirely unexpecied. A WIFE'S PRESENT. In this connection in the course of his narrative Mr, Noe takes occasion to state that previous to his marriago with the plaitif® he did not know that sho ‘was un beiross to x large property and in fact did not trouble himself with any inquiries iu the matier, He | was not then twenty-one years of age, bad alway lived | with his parents, who wore wealtiy. und monotary considerations did not enter at all into the matri- monial scheme. Shortly after they were mar- ried bis wife, without any suggestion on bis part or ‘that of apy other person to his knowledge proposed to him, “‘‘rom her own gon- erous impulse,” ashe puts it, to give bim halt of ail her property. Lawyers were called, the proper deeds and conveyances were made out, and she gave bim halt of ull her real and personal estate. Sucu per- onal estate, as he says, amounts to $57,000, and the veal estate being worth about $160,000. She simply | ead, “Here isa present jor you.’’ 1t was a pleasant i surprise to him, and be accepted the present and was gratetul ior this token of his wife’s love and conti- dence. Previews to coming into possession ot his he states that bis wile had been paid year—an income tuat early induced sre! ant habits and which, instead of curbing, was ‘more fully induiged in after their marriage In Paris they lived, he says, witni their means, their ¢: nses then being only at the rate of $5,000 a year. justead, as bis wile alleges, of bis spenaing nis nights at the guming table and not coming home till three and five o’clock in the morning, he say's that ho spent | most of his time with his wite and that their life in | the guy French capital and in London was the happi- est of all their married lite. A GOUSIN UPON THE SCENE, While he was thus tranquilly eujoying his visit abroad, and while his wife was briefly epitomising in jetters to triends her happiness sight-sceing, a cousin of bis wifo one day crosses their Parisian threshold. This cousin brings the news (bat un uncle of his wife is aboat (o visit California, aud would wish to seo her betore his departure. ile readily gives his consent to her going. The parting was affectionate with promise on her part of un early return. Nover for a moment did he imagine that his wife enterwunod tho lenst ill feeling toward him and he docs now be- Heve that she did not at that time. In proot of this statement he gives a ictter written by her to him in mediately on her arrival in this country. Mr. Noe next goes on to suite in nis complaint that atter her arrival here she calied at the residence of hiss father and stated her iatention soon to return to Kerope and join him. While indulging the fond | hore, bowever, of her speedy return he received | other lettcrs irom relatives teliimg him that his mother-in-law is maligning nim, and that he ought to get his wile beyond her inflaence, Filled with apptobenstons through the intelligence | conveyed in this letter, Mr. Noe speedily followed his | wile. As the sieamer arrived at Sanay Hook he telo- praphed to her to meet bin at the Metropolitan Hotel, is wife lailed to come, aad he went to Westileld. He there met tho coasin, also relerred to, who coolly told him that his wie would not see him. He rusted to her room, bat was prevented by three meu {rom enter- Ing, aad ander threats of violeace lett the house and | returned to this city. He wrote to his wife begging hor le come and seo him, and offering her rooms at the Everett House, where he was sipping. He got no response, and went to Westfield a second time, but ouuld noi cee bis wife. He wrote again, aud finaliy his | wile wrote him a lotter that she had received all the sent her, aod that she THK LEGAL FIGHT, The rest of the story Las already been substantially | wold, Mr. Noe, through bis counsel, Messrs Townend & Weed, wrote to her again offering her a borne and | Degaing her to come and live.with niu. A terse reply c cived directing Messrs. Townsend & Weed to | communicate in future with her lawyer, General Sand- ford. And thus the case stands. Meantime Mrj Noe on bis sive also submit Pree affidavits of lis ‘ether Aud mother, of Mrs BRIE. Perry 1, of his and great thei ME: ei and of Mr. Edgar A. King, “a “mutenl. tread” nd Mrs. Noe, who never quarrelled, and that they hever raw him under the inflaonce of liquor. Sandford yestorday stated his case, and was followed by Mr. Townsend, wuo gave the points of his affidavit, when, the hour of adjournment having arrived, the a gument on the law points was postponed till this morning. THE BOOK TRADE SALE, Tho book trade sale yesterday was a good one, day opened with Seribuer, Armsirong & Co.'s invoices, which should have been sold the day vefore, but, as Berivner, Welford & Armstrong hat such a jarge in- ‘Yoice, the sale was half aday behind. Mrs. Burnett’ novel, That Lass 0’ Lourie’s, was the first book offerea | and sold one hundred copies. There were a great many duplicates in this invoice; the new cuila’s book of this bouse, Baby Days, of which one hundred were on the catalogue, rose to 2,000. The book deserved it, ‘ause it is one of tho purest and most entertaining of jdren’s books. Norman Mcleod’s Memoir, sold 62 cs ’s Friends, 68; Eugene Schuy- Jerre , 83; Keia’s Charlotte Bronte, 65 bores serics, 100 sete; 80 copies of Cony and Episties of 3. Fani; Ike Marvels Keveriesiol a Bachelor, 100; Dream J, ite, 100; Dr. hoiland’s Works, 600; Brightwoor edition, Dr. ‘Hoiluud’s Works, 40; Marion Hariand’s ‘Common Senso tn tne Household, 1,065; Kitchen edition, same, 529; Break- fast, Lapel on a Kiteben eattion of ww 29; ‘Suns Souc? storier, 100 #ote; Jules Verne!» works, Mes. Mary Mapos Dodge's works, 200; Dr. Hoi: Japd’s Nichoiws Minturn, 100, The Scribner buoks very Woli indeed, K, W, Bliss & Co,, of Hartiord, invotce of misceiinneous books, including 117 Au jography of Signor Biz, 100 of etl Years Amoug tho Mormons, 150 of Wells’ Every Many His Own Lawycr. Roverts Bros. retuse duplicates and gold bb wets Of Misé Aicou’s stories, in 7 volumes; Btory of Ruth, 100; 100 Jenn Ingelow’s Shepher Lady. Abbott's books soid~ No Name scries, M8 voininen; | 50 wets of 6 tes, Helen Hant’s Bits OF Lik, 100, Watisain 1. Aitison gold a srouil invuice ag ordinarily good prices. |, 4, Trout sold large (ues of rehgiour OKA, bask Wool, Brooks & Co, sold a miscellaneous lut of books, 1.000 of i Mother-in-Law, dM, dard & Oo, if, and 200 In clotb. sega ieee of T, 8 Arthur's books uns religious Look Join 4. Votter vols aiarge line of Juyousies vy the dozens. Virtue & Yoston, of Loudon, sold a large iine ol interesting books, J, W, Boutwn's books, whieh were ‘Dot ii the sale jast yoar, aro moetly rare and expensive, Bs focks range in price from iens to hundreds of dol- li speak of the happy relations existing between | Mr. | rea 50 seis | e lot; they fetch good prices. | Jars, and booksellers rarely take many paca Mr. Benton, bowever, flads no trouble in aclling them to his patrogs whe Viett bis conoy salesrooms on Broad- Pe are moatiy books on aruastic subjects. day's beg! wih R, ieee books, Eagiish edi AMUSEMENTS. AN ACTORS’ MaTINEE—‘“THE CRUSHED TRAGE- DIAN,” The Park Theatro never held a larger audience than it did yesterday afternoon, The occasion was made specially latoresting by reason of the attendance of the principal actors and actresses now in the city | who have pot heretotore had au opportunity of secing Mr, Sothern in the “Crushed Travedian,” and who doubles enjoyed, us did hundreds of others, the performance of this unique play, Mr. Sothern is so woll known in connection wit Lord Dundreary and rother Sam that it is but natural to expect he would invest any new thing he atiempts with a pecu- Mar individuality; and in the dismal Fitzaltamont, the broken hearted vid actor, he does Luis to pertection, There is not a look, a movement, a tone of tne voico that falls to describe the woe of the worst kind of crushedpess, and with quaint hamor draw the langb- ter of the Louse. The applause was generous, the calls frequent, und tue uudionce evidently thorough: enjoysd the performance, At tne close Mr. Movhern was called before the cur- trin and im @ peat iittle speoch said: — Lapiss axp pncsaigeoggetind erp oe thank you in bebalf of my brother actors for this demonstration vf your ‘ood will, my hoart ts tov y 1 hw name familiar tyvu ail—is rapidly passing awny. live to rench bis New York home, but more than thi enn sexrcely expect. in view of certain circum: which need not be too puvlicly mentioned here, it h Proposed thas he shall receive » venefit, and Lam ouly too Any of the thentrical profession heartily piace at an early duy, When the event occurs I hive only Toask this lirge mudience to unite with all who wre en- gaged in doing «good Act and so smooth the pathway of one ot tha best Loloved among those who have coutributed to the pleasure of the public. Mr. Sothorn retired amid bearty applause, and it was subsequently made known that 4 moeting of the principal artists of the city will take place, probably at the Gramercy Park Hotel, on Monauy, October 1, to concert mesures for a great entertainment having in view the object mentioned in bis remarks. Among the many Fepresentatives ol the stage pres- ent were Dion Soucicault, Mr. Mrs, W. J. Flor- ence, Maurice Grau, Robert Heller und bis wierd sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. ©. Willa John Mecul- lough, thi vagedian; Harry Watkins and family; Hurry Paimer, Arthur Wuilack, Robort Johnson, | Joseph Proctor, J.B. Roberts, J. F. Sheridan and wie, Mr, Taunabil, George Bontiace, T. Allya, arthar Leclair, Augusta Sohike, Lillie aud Louisa Eldridge, U. D. Heys (of the Hess Opera Troupe), Signor Operti, | James and Henry Peakes, Jonn W, Carroll, Mrs. Crisi | Edward Lainb, H. Weaver and wife, J.C. Padg | Birch, Backas and Wamboid; Bryant, Welsh & | wards, Misses Emily aud Mubet Jordan and scores of | others, ‘whose names would fill a large sized logue, BROADWAY THEATRE, A rather slim audience was presont at the Broadway Theatro Inst night to witness ‘Oliver I'wist.”” McKee Rankin, as Fagin the Jew, glouted over his secret hoard of gold and superimtended the Aritul Dodgers iostructions of young Giiver in the science of thieving with Lis usual good interpretation of Dickens, ‘the death scene in the prison was offece tively rendered and: olicited much applause. As Nancy Sikes Kitty Blanchard truthlully depicted the jaileu womaa iaitpful to the last to the wretch who 80 toully murdered her. Miss Ada Gilman acted well the part oi young Oliver. The character of Bull Sikes, tue unscrupulous cracksman and tne brutal murderer, was successtully rendered by Louis Aldrich, JOHN BROUGHAM’S TOUR, GOOD AS NEW ONCE MORE, ALnaNy, Sept. 26, 1877. To Tux Epitox oF THe HERALD:—- ‘The report in your issue of to-day that I had dis- continued my tour resulted from my having boen at- tacked by a sudden, and, to me, inexplicable illness at Troy, for the purposo of understauding which 1 had to visit my physician, Dr, thomaon, of New York, who knows all the, intricacies of my orgunization, Suflce it to say thus the subscriber las yood as new once more and will play here next week as aunounced, JOHN BROUGHAM. CLAIRMONT SAVINGS BANK. THE OFFICIAL STATEMENTS NOT READY-—-As- SIGNMENTS TO TRUSTEES ANALYZED—A CHECK UNEXPLAINED—THE THUTH ABOUT SMALL SAVINGS BANKS. The accountants had not finished their official ex. amination of the affarrs of the Clairmons Sayings Bank atalate hour yesterday, and Gereral Smalley, the receiver, with the assistance of Mr. Swan, the vice president, were busily engaged in assisting the proper officers to unravel the tangled skein of dobits and credits to prosent to the depositors something like a clear statement of the assets and liabilities of the bank. Mr. Swan stated to the HERALD reporter that he felt confident that under an economical administra- tion of the bank’s affairs in winding up the depositors would lose littie or notving. An anxious depositor, however, pointed out to the reporter yesterday that | Mr. Swan’s own assigninents to the bank do not cover his deficiencies by a largo amount; what property he has in Montclair is heavily mortgaged and it canoot now be told, under the present depressed condi- tion of the real estate market, what it will bring ata forced sale. A trustee said that many of the so-called securities assigned to the bank’s trustees consisted of “odds and ends,’? about which there is at present little known, When this is taken in connection with the position yesierday assumed by thé jate president, Sherman Broadwell, that he should not vear ihe bur- den of the losses sustained by the depositors because otliers were equally interested with him in diverting the funds Irom legitimate uses, aud that he (Broad- weil}, instead of being posse: of a large property, is in Stralicned circumstance, the chances of the bank depositors being paid dollar for doilar ure said to be very slight indve TRUSTEE WOGLAM’S CUEC There was considerable discussion yesterday about a check of $6,000, supposed to be an ovcrdralt of Trustee Wogiam, above named, When this geatieman was in- formed Of this overdraft he produced his bunkbook, in which there were said to be no entries correspond: ‘This wa ing to (hose in the ledger of the instituuon. | a Very serious matter and led to many surmi | how far such an apparent fraud might carried, and after t@@ late showing of offic | ness it Was not surprising that the much duped de- | positors should have received this latest starting ru- | mnor with alarm. Mr, Swan said, nowever, that the | supposition o: the overdrait by Mr. Wogiam was in- correct, und was a mere error of tne bookkeeper, aud in this idea General Swailey, the receiver, seemed to coincide, The latter gentleman staced that the accountant be had empioyed, Mr, Sibley, would be ready wit his statement im « day or two, when tue public and those interested could ascertain Low affairs stood. Mr. Garrettson, the accoumtant employed by Ute Committee of Trustees, bad been abie so iar 10 go through only one ledger, avd the dit- | ference had foun so far was bat $200, and hud Hot yet been proved, from that roughly given by the Vice president 0 tue trustees. One of the officers of the bank Upon beig waked Whether restitution nad been made in the matter of S.nall matwrand would all be made right. Mr. J. r Hall, who gave them to the bank, and of cours ceivei the money jor them, is the exchange broker | dotug bus.noss on Greenwich street, and ne protessos to know the paruies from whom they wore received, | He bougut them ata premium from Mr. H. Solomon, o | shoo dealer, who previously purchased them irom a afr, | Gabriel, who bas moved to parts unknown, It will | thus be seeu What a web ol strange irregularities has | becn woven about the deposiors in the Clurmont Where operations involving thousands of | dollars were necessary to “accommodate” the trustees } they Were made, and wher ouy a transaction in- volving & lew bank vilis was to bo consummated th contiding officers of the savings’ bak were the victims, | Owing to the iliness of tue late I the trustees, three of whom have bi examining committee, the juvestigation bas been posiponed uni Friday or Saturday ot this week. | Messrs. Corveil and Knapp are coavincea that tho | condition of Mr. Broadwoil is such that be cannot | undergo the trying ordeal of a thorough examination, | but it 1s sarmiged by Many impatient depositors that & compromise 1s desired with the sick oMcial rather Nan any pressure to be brought to bear waich should piace Broadweil io a felon’s dock | THE TRUK INWARDNESS, Major Orvis, the isank Examiner, yesterday was | abseut in Alvany ; also tho Chairman of the Committec of frustees, and as far as learned tnatr joint presence wag in relation toa consultation with the Attorney General in regard to the clusning im rogard to she re- ceiversbip of tho Clairmont Bank. It is to be hoped oli (nlerests inay be Harmonized with the view to au econorsic administration of the bank's affairs in liqui- dativn, Ao cxX-ofjeil of ono of tho smail savings bunks Suid to (he reporver yesterday in answer to a question »=""1 will teil you why the prees and public take such a lively interest in tue affairs of tho Clair- mont Bank, It is one of a number of small instita- tions which have been making directors fat on the ac- | commodutions re: dered oflicials for all sorts of wild | speculavione, Ina word, the savings of poor peoplo have been recs ised to foster all sorte of | schemes and to benent trusteos at the expense of the | depositors. Now all the small panks will be rigidly exumined, and the hidden rascalttios will be dragged to Jight. No small bank can pay depositors six per cont juverest and not speculate, Look out tor more of the Same sort im a iew days.” LONG a ISLAND SAVINGS BANK. MELTING! OF THK DI POSITORS OV THY LONG \ IKLAND SAVINGS IXSTITUTION, | A meeting of the depositors of the Long Island | Sayings Bank, attended by about two hundred peo- | ple, was held last evening at the War Veterans’ Head- NEW YORK HERALD, T the forged Uills could not say, but thought 1 was a quarters, corner of Court and Joralomon streets, Brooklyn, for the purpose of considering the best plan of action to be pursued with reference to recovering their deposits, Dr. Duryea Smith presided and A. D. Limburger acted as secretary. The affairs of the bank wore treely discussed and the activa taken by the officers of the institution was generally commended. Mr. Riely, a depositor, offered the following resolutio which were adopted by au almost Upanimous vote:— Resolved, That we the copositors, while believing that the investing of so large a sum in a’ bank buliding was @ mistake on tl e part of the truste as it was regard stinent wb the time, we do uot for this hem ‘we do hereby axreo to accept the offer of sett! 7 the trustees, believing that by so duing e chull avoid legislative delay and secure our vest inter: super gs whteh they huve come nue the legal In vat be allowed to settle 10 Inenced ngainst the bank, that we ma our .ccounte without the detay and without being come peuaey to suffer any greater loss on account of legal ex- PeKesolved, That if the bank must be wound up through legul proceedings it is our urgent wish that it shall be by » recelvor pciaced by our local courts commanding as they do in the reo our confidence and reap ‘anol ved “that Mr. out the recsiver appoln ed in the action comm: vaitor, being an old citizen of Brooklyn, of well, known Sutexrity and bustuess capacity, possesses our confidence, and if the closing of bi imust be intrusted to a receiver it Is our wisn and request thi allowed to continue xs suck Resolved, That these resolutions be published and a copy theroof, signed by the officers of she meotiug, forwarded to the Attorney ( rintendent, BOND STREET “SAVINGS BANK, Mr, Willis 8, Paine, ina letter to the Heraxo, states that as tho receiver of the Bond Street Savings Bank, he has commenced to pay the creditors of this bank a dividend of ten per cent, and that tho first dividend of fitty Hive per cent bas'been paid to all creditors, with the exception of 718 depositors, FEED STORES ON FIRE. A fro in the basoment of No, 383 Eleventh nue, occupied by Jacob E, Kamp, a hay dealer, yesterday damaged $3,000 worth of property, which was par- tally insured, Wheeler & Hillery, hay dealers, of No. 3t 4 381 Eleventh avenue, had $4, worth of their stock damaged by water. Thoir 10 are cov- ered by insurance. STARVED. Elizabeth Alash, an old woman of seventy-two, was found dying of starvation at No, 154 Wost Twenty- th strect, and was sont to the New York Hospital. SHIPP NEWS DATBS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER. Destmariony Frisin 4.00... -|Hamburg../61 Broadway W A Schoiten. «| Rotterdam. |50 Broadway Holland. * -| London... }69 Broadway Italy: . | Liverpool. . [89 Mroadway Britannic "| Liverpool..)37 Broaaway Guty of Montreai.. . | Liverpool. .]15 Broudy Alsatia.. 2] Londen, Culifornia, Bowling Groen » Broadway + {89 Broadway 2 Broadway Gi Brondway 87 Kroadwav {}15 Broudway +]69. Broadway maei{7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green :|29 Broadway 65 Broadway 4 Bowling (ireen 7 Bowlin Groen 72 Broadway 2161 Broadway .| Rotterdam. |50 Broadway Liverpool. .115 Brondway Liverpool. :)37 Broadway Liverpool, , 69 Broaway \ilnazow: Hamburg... 6.1 Liverpool. ; Mans... ? City of Brussels. Germanic. 140 Liverpooi.. 69 Broadway Liverpoot..|29 Broadway ‘| Liverpool: |15 Broadway ‘Liverpool... [37 Broadway 30/1 Liverpool..|29 Brandway NEW YORK—THIS DAY ALMANAC FOR BUM AND MOOR HIGH WATER, Gov, isiand.,...morn 11 09 Sandy Hook,,.morn 10 24 heen rises....,0ve 8 03} Hell Vatecccss..0ve 18 54 HERALD YACHT WEA WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Sxvteuper 26, 1877. Sth Pises...00 SUD BO cores 6 48 At wind | Weather Horseshoe. Noon wel rary cloudy tal ship. BF Cle: sswe Haty New York... 31 12 PM 30,15 69; SW*\Hary “eGentle. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 26, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTRD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow Sept 16th, with mdse and passongers to Austin, Bi wat it part of passnve had heavy wester! 45 04, Jon 56 36, pussed a Guion steamer, bound E. ‘Steamer Ethiopia (Br), Craig, Glasgow Sept i5, and Mo- ville 16th, with mdse and passencers to Henderson Brot Steamer Herder (Ger). Brandt, ilamburg Sept 12, and Havre 15th. with mdse aid passengers to Kunlardt & ¢ Sopt 24, lat 204, passed am Inman ston pound Ey same day, Tat 42, oh 02 38, & Bremen stenm do, Steamer John Dixon (Br), Hay, Lisbon 18 days, with mdse to Hagemeyer & Bruns. Steamer Acapulco, Clapp, Aspinwall Sevt 18, with mdso and passengers to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Sept 21, 9 miles Sot Navassa, exchanged slunats with steam 'r Co lon, hence for Aspinwall: 22d, MS Carberry, « passen: died of dropay. Steamer Columbus, Ri 30 passonuors to Wan F Steamer Rio Grande, holgers Sept 20 and Key 2d, with mdse and paasenzers 1 Mallory & Co, le, New Orleans Sept 20, with indse and pasaenzers to Clark & § Steamer City of Anatin, Chester, Brunswick Ga, Sept 22 C, 23d. with mdye and passengers to O Ht Bevans Sept 22, with mdse and Mallory & Co Stenmer Jonn Gibson, Masingo, Georgetown, DC, with mdse tod L Roome. Jz Steamer ‘itichmona, Kelly, Lewes, Del, the Old Dominion Steamsbin Sienner Allentown: Mis, Philadelphia, with coal to the Reading RR Co. _fkgnmer Agnes, Smith, Philadoiphia, witn mase to Borert Orr Hark Hayden Brown (of Boston), Foley, Shangbal Apri with teas to order. P Anjor June 19, Cape of sie eciaiy terand cremed the Reuetor Ang 10, in lon Soff the Gape had heavy NW gales tor 6 days; had very Iivht trades. pehr B® Atmack, Decatar, Virginia. Sehr Kmma White, Benjamin, Virzinia, Fehr Reliance, Taylor, Virginia. Schr Jacob I Ifoueman, Ryder, Virginia, Sloop M.R Drow, Okers, Virginia. | Ba- Ship Cavalter (Br), which was anchored in the lower bay,came up to the city 26th, PASSED THROUGH ‘HELL GATS. BOUND SOUTER. conia, Brae, Yortiand for New Yort. jancus, Bearse, Hoxton for New York. er City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford tor New York. Stenmer Albatross. Davis, Fall River for Now York. Bark sugusta © Small (Br), Duryea, New Bedford for New York, in batlast, See Silver Spray, Chatfield, Two Rivers, NS, for Now Yor Sehr Fannie Butlor, Warren, Bungor for Now York, Eehe Mark Poudieton Pendicton, Bangor fur New York. Sehr # A Bailey, Bailey, Portland, Mr, for New York, Whiting, Ne. for New York, ‘Taunton tor New York, jor As 4 Yor. f with mdse to Steamer F iu Sebr Henrict Sehr Mendor Senr klias Koss, Lew Rehr Liberty, Bennet Schr Baltimore, I Sebr Kelip-e, Dixon Northport for Schr F G Russell, Rankin, Portland, Ct, for New York, Selir Gurell ayriile tor New York. Sehr Parth New Haven for Nuw York, Sehr Luci ‘ort Jefferson for New York. is, Sebr Wm Phillipe, Powell, Tort Jefferson for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Neptune, Kerry, New York for Boston. Bark Flash Light (Br), Har irl Daphne, New York for Antwerp, Copeland, New York tor Aedrossan, Haverstraw for St John, NB, st Kelly, New York for Salem. Sehr EP Perry, Clark, New York tor Bridgeport. deck? Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw tor Provi- jones, Saiied from Whitestone, LI, AM, brig Euroclydon (Bi Binelair, New York for Exeter. iti Brig J (Br), Coftiti, from Now York for St A Horsey Johns, NE, passed ported) Sth (not brig A A Hardy, as beforo re Ship Favorita, Greenman, from Boston. yg Saltana (Br, new), Mosher. from Summerville, NB. Princoss Bentries (Br) + Simmons, trom Point-a- Pa Brie Edith Hall, Clarkson, trom St Ji Steamer Olympia (Br), Br), Craig, Bristol, Henderson Low, Kingston and Aux Usyes— Steamer C Now Yori, Timmerman, andre & Be baled rol W Clyde, Ingram, Charieston—J W Quintard 0. ‘Mt Havana—F Alex- mot Regitlator, Doano, Wilmington, NO—Wm P Clyde Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore—Win Dove, cel w Bark Plane ei t (Be), Card, Antwerp—Scammel! Bros. Brit Dehoe,“Gopslecd: arércesea domes W Elwell & Co. ots Josephine (Br), Ganion, Trieste—Hutton, Watson & Rathburn, Constantinople—Tupper & am—J H Hamlin & ron. Siete Vilorence, ean Brig City of Moule, Hinz, 8 Sebr Ada G Shortland, Do: ‘ara Burdett ras the Mavol F Step , Ponce, PR—Brett, Son & 0. ' eiWan GR Mowry, Eaton, St John, NB—John Boyn- ‘on’s Sons. A pehr K & G W Hinds, Hill, St John, NB—D R De Wolt & D0. oon Alice T Boardman, Lunt, St John, NB—Jed Frye & Schr Union, bet Sehe Acti NB—PI A Anna Bova: *Bayloe, Cedar Koya and ie West— sche LA Edwards, Miller, St Marys, Ga—Abiol Abbott, pohght Silas O Evans, Brewster, Richmond, Va-Ablel Ab- a aa Kosetnaisa, Pinkham, Bath and Haliowell, Me—Hav- ht & Dorie, W Jackson & Frisble, Boston—Cart sate Gvigea Hagle, Rolly, Providence SAILED, Stenmors Scythia (Br), for 1 og litermgal: Qiympls Bn, Bristol; Cannda wy), Havre: bel of # Yor ce eave ae Geo W' Gly ’ Gasalaaten: Richmond, feces be NeDowal ie a (Gan) Humbure ww Ger), : MARITIME MISCELLANY. Captain Clapp and Chief Ofticer Luckwood, of the steamer Acapulco, havo our thanks for meteorological observations mudo during the outward and homeward voyages, in con- nection with the Hzmatp weather service. Wo uro indebted to the purser of the steamer Columbus, from Havana, for favors. Steluxn Somznser, Hallett, at Savannah 24th inst from Bostou, reports when about 30 miles NE ot bisa Shonis passed a schooner with distress signals fly investigation the vebr proved to he the Robert ty 2, South mM sithiho sentein aad imate abonri sick "The crow had lost thelr reckoning, and their position was given them by Capt Hallett. Owing to the rough soa further in- Vestigation wus imphasibl Stkaswun Sate or Texas, Nickerson, at Galvoston 20th from New York, encountered the recent gule about 300 miles from Galveston, and lost @ section from one of her smoke stacks; no other damage. Sm Giexrinant (Br), from Montreal for Glasgow, be- fore reported ashore at Loreltri», St Lawrence, has been gotten off and is at Sorel reloading, She spparontly sus- tained no damaxe. Bank Axxix Fixarxa (Br), which wont ashore at Cow Bay frad, has been condemned and sold to Mr Carmichaol, of Cow Bay, for $247. ‘The cargo has been saved. Banx W E ANDERSON, 357 tons, built at Bueksport, Me, if 1860, and hailing from New York, has been sola for Nor: wegian account aud name changed to the Hattie Kauf- mann, BuiG Gixxpate, Conklin, from Charleston for Quee town, before reported abandoned, hed light winds nati the 19th inst, when it commenced biowing fresh from NE, On the 20th the wind greatly in- creased, accompanied by ® trying sea, during which the Glendale shit her cargo, causing her to leak. ‘The leak was kept down uncit the 234 inst, when tho pumps became choked. The bile nearen port and soon after fell io with fro after i la valued at about $12,000, Kud is partially insured in Kastern companies. nig Muagre: (Br), ashore on tho Loggerhead, struck the reef on the 21st inst, and will prove w total loss. Bric Wooncock (Br), Matson, at Halifax Sept 23 from Inagua, reports:--20th, ‘at midnight, while on tho northern f' tho nit Stroxin. experinnced f ing to NW, which sels sails. Scun Many E1aza, from Frankli rievd at Vineyard Haven 24th im northerly gale, lost both anchors and chain on Northwest shoals; vessel leaked badly, dithculty kept tree, Sonx Bunk Bonxtr (Br), from Pictou for Halifax, coal laden, was deiven ashore at Woitehaven, NS, 2ist inst, Guring the gale, and is ae of water. SCHR CHASE, ashore a Point, Nantuck an outy (poattibaeand it the weather continues. fevorstle the will be kodged off with vory little damage. she 1s being Hi. htered of her cargo of lime. S1oor Surprise, londed with monhaden, sunk morning of 25t inst on the south side of Hart & Akins’ wharf, New Bedford Tauarax, Sept 26.—Steamer Delta, from Sydney, reports that she encountered a gale Pre rs eo with the hagbess Aides since she calp, Bers Ae ary Steamer ja put into sydne; a ee partleame for 15 hour off 8¢ Paul's faland. si Quxaxc, Sept 26—Information has beon, received hore that the sehr Glenfeadon was wrecked on Thursday night last on the west point of Anticosti Island, The captain and crow were saved, and are ut Gaspo. WHALEMEN. Sailed from New Bedford 25th, barks Jacob A Howland. Pacific Ocean; President 2d, and Tameriane, Atlantic wi Provincetown 284, sehr Gage H Phillips, Niek- erson, New ‘@ severe Sehk H M Simmons. {8 wudocguter sieht repens Prove incetown. and wiil sail some Ustodeg en. @ twelve months’ whuling crniso, SPOKEN. Ship Bessie Crosby (Br). , Trotey, from Gloucester for 8yd- Sept 4, lat 48, lob leuper, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Ang 10, Int 11 40 Ni lon 25 W. Ship 'Anglo-Ai Premuda, from Trieste for Now York, Sept 7, near Lagosia. Bark (live leune, (Be), Smith, from Antwerp for Sandy Ai 30, Lat 40, lon Bark’ Nauny ( Seed), Graff, from Pensacola f or Havro, Sept 8, lat 46, lon 35, Sepirk Arata (Br), ‘Easton, from Montreal tor Liverpool, ‘Turner, from London for Sandy ‘lon 7 14. Sept 3, tat 48 57. lon 11.21, ‘Ship Belle Morse, Hutchins, from New York for Shangbal, jcon (Br), Liverpool for Bombay, Aug 17, Ivt 21 8, lon ark Exio (Au Hook, Sept 10, Burk Josefina ip). Molibs, from Savannah for Barcelona, Sept 1, lat 36, lor fark Seotin ) BP), iaeken, from Liverpool tor Battimore, Sept 11, lat 50, lon 15. jark ‘Cronatadt (Br), * ok, 9 Or 48 57, rig Cl Overton, Allen, from Cedar Keys for New York, ‘Sept 2: 22, Pospe Henry W by 5, 10 miles distant. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Aytwurr, Sept 25—Arrived, steamer Consot (Br), Prin- gle, Now York; 26th, bark Ontarie (Br), Conlflect, do. Anxapgrx, Sept 24—Sailed, bark Nehai (Aus), Maroehi- nal, United States, Buistok, Sept 25—Arrived, steamer Rheola (Br), Allen, New York. Sailed 26th, steamer Somerset (Br), Stamper, New York. Bonven, to Sept 26—Sailed, bark Frita Schmidt (Ger), for America, Buewen, Sept 23—Arrived, steamer Baltimore (Ger), An- droasen, Baitimore. Boupeavx, Sept 25—Sailed, bark Balder (Nor), Now York. Corx, Sept 26—Satied, bark Imperator Francesco Giu- seppe I (Aux), Premuda, New Yorn, Croxstapt, to Sept 26—BSailed, brig Dais; New York. Capiz, to Sept 26—Arrived, bark Clifton (Br), Snow, New York. Dostax, Sept 25—Arrived, brig Don Quixote, Munroe, New York. Gioucesten, Sept 26—Satled, bark Italia (Ital), Marzano, Baltimore. Grsoa, to Sopt'26—Sailed, bark Raxetto Padro (Ital), for Baltimore; Guaniro (tal), do; Guide (Ital), do; Amicizia (Ital), New York. Hamavna, Sept 25—Sailed, bark James, Behrens, New York. MoCarthy, vort, Sept 25—Saile York. Haven, Sept 26—sailed, ship Centennial, Bonrse, New York ; barks Sophia B Luhrs, Gary, do; 8t Louts (Fr), Lom- bard, Pensacola, Livenroot, Sept 25—Arrived, bark Canada (Br), Woed, Wilmington, NC; 26th, ship James A Wright, Morrison, Pascagoula; bark Kong Carl (Nor), Herricksen, New York. Also arrived 26th, steamer Bulgarian (Br), Fitt, Boston, Sailed 25th, ship Eskdale (Br), Currie, United states; 26th, steamor Illinois, Shackford, Philadelphia, Also satled 26th, ships British America (Br), Lockhart, New York: Lennie Burrill (Br), Robertson, Tybee; barks, Raffaele Ligure ({tal), Pogano, Baltimore; Enigma (Br) Jonev, Now York. Loxpox, Sept 26—Ulenred, ship Ne Plas Ultra, Borden, New York. Pyxxamnvco, Sept 25—Arrived proviously, schr M BR Caza, Bayles, New York, Queexstows, Sept 25, midnighv-Arrived, steamer The Queen (Br), Bragg, New York for Liverpool (and pro- eooded) ; 26th, bark G Reusons, Leighton, Boston. Reva, Sept 26—Artived, stoamer Royal Minstrel (Br), Taylor, New Yor! Sourttampron, Sept 26—Arrived, stoamor Oder (Ger), Leist, Now York for Bremon. Swansea, Sept 26—Satled, bark Duke of Northumberland (Br), Baltimore. STAVANGER, to Sept 26—Arrived, bark Mimer (Nor), Hel leson, Now York. Sailed to 20th, bark Corinan (Nor), New York. Srerrix, Sept 24—Arrived, bark Sif (Nor), Thorkjelsen, Baltimore; brig Bums (Nor), Jonson, New York. Suyvuna, Sept 25—Arrived, bark Evanell, Colcord, Bos- ton. ‘bark Belle of Lagos (Br), for Sailed from @ United Kingdom port Sept 26, the Como, for United states, Loxnox, Sent 26—Ship Chandos, from Cardiff for Hone Kong. before reported put ito Mauritius in distress, has Jottisoned part of cargo. Brig Harry Stowart, Larrabee, from New York, hae been ordered from Malaga to Mahon, to perform quarantine, WEATHER REPORT. Howrnean, Sept 26. PM—Wind N, gentls. Vuraourn, Sept 26, PM—Calm; fine. FOREIGN PORTS. ASPINWALL, Sept 13—Artived, schr Emma Heather, Hud- son, Philadelphia. Hatfled 12th, bark F L Onrney, Jackson, Now Orloans; Waa ae oy ts Les, Foster, Pensacole; 160h, acl ? Sarah Potter, HURSDAY, SEPTEMBER» 27, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. bark St Olay wos (Br), ete Gan , chisbo, ne a soap imal * yas i teed, Prince. tunes sch Husa Doherty, tor" sob titBAnos, Sopt 8—Sailed, brig Isaac Carver, Gray, Bos- Campmacan Sopt 20—Salled, bark National Eagle. Free- 30—Arrived, sche Fanny Hare, Hare, Corro ‘ales, Valencia. jailed, steamer Cleopatra, trom Marseilles), Boston, pt a Birastow Luli Williams, Phila- dete aM Unione (tut), Cafiero, Yor! a Port Sept, bark -Abvy Buon, Merrill om New York, Bopt 22-—Sallod, steamorn City of Mei Rey- run; Oberon (Br), Campbell, New Orleans; Joaquin fa i, Pascagoula; scht Im an, No Cog Cleared 20th. Ws a. Now, York; ris Nuevo Onrlivon (4 (Sp). sonais i Buddie, Vows Dorp Wf ie. bse Laid jan, Dor atteran; 22d, ook aa ato ea fascelic cos 7. btacomber ork), St Johns, se 20th, stoamor ‘Renews (wrecker), from Port Haron, Mich, fof New ork, pat i oF cost Lactarna, Sopt 22-Salled, brix W H Latimer (Br), Armutroun, New York, ath 22—Arrived, bark, Thorgny. Minerigen, Fb. leamer ‘Treat, Willough don panes Potraiaias| lireocs. Thxsragels BAS London; "hips Ado}; ees Churchill, do; Brunsguard, do; bark Claribel, Graham, co, Aug 20—Sailed, bark Condor (Swe), Bee, McLeod, for Bry ¥ Nerieoer ee aa ae B nport Aug 29, brigx Solurio (Br) Plate: Volharaing «t ‘Drtoh). for Rio Grande ao Norte, Yond tor or United States; F I Hen ear ding. Pierou, Hope 23--Asrived, bark Ellie D (Br), McDonald, Glouce: Cle “had, schr Cubs (Br), New York. Quxsxe, Sept 24--Arrived, steamers Dominion, a poder. Liverpuol’: Melrose, Abbey, Baxter, a derson, Mictou for Moutreal: bat Johns Dy shlpa flow ‘ ford, Wemilins. Ueeenccrt George Helly Hoes, Aatwerp! bey Zealandia, Allan, cone Fisher, Sulter, Macy: ort, Pr THomas, So pt A—Sallod. ache Sinstboo (TB), Bondrean, Arecibo, PR, to Delaware Breakwater. poaaua, Hep ae Arrived, brig Larsio Kimball, Stover, iu; 17th, bark Jone More, Carlisie, New York; brie Adelle Mel.con, Arey, do. Sallee oh Mary & arinon, Healt, Now York; 14th, » soph Ms Durtee, do; 17th, steamer Unitignme (8p), Kehews ‘St Joun rr Ni, Rept. 25 Arrived, steamer Caspian (Br), 091 for Baltimore. 8, Sept 22—Halled, barke Mary Stewart Sandy Hook; Aurora (Br), Charchitl, Phila- St Joay, NB, ¢ 24—Arrived, bark Chin ¥: BY), Haskins, Liverpo: ee ol. ‘Cleared 24th. bark Trene (Br) Triste, Sept 7- SmxLau (Br), Meta delphis, Pepees Conca, Fannie’ H Loring, Soule, from New York: brig aes loombs, for Measina, Arrived Se pe ‘28, bri Cuppello, New York. ot Lotte ay Wengen, Rollins, Ban VICTORIA, Francise>. Pum Strawnn RUSS. ALLOA, Sept 14—Arrive saya Washington, Parodi, ee res Nailed 14th, Agontino, Segalerb: York. ier Kept 13—-Halled, Amal Sean ARENDAL, S— Arrived, Zampe, Olsen, Bailed 5th, AXNtwErp, Moore, London, Ancona. Sept 7—Sailed, Glusoppina,” Nossardi, "New ‘Aucxamona, E, Sept 5—Arrived, Mercury, Thomas, New a1 rk. Bristow, Sept 14—Arrived, Flora, from Miramichi. In Kingroad 14th, Suga (bk), trom Nova Scotia; Bolivia, Dingny, from St John, Off the Holmes 15th’ Dnnrobin, from Miramichi. Bostox, Sept 12-—-Cleared, Idoa G, Gallo, Delaware; Zio Battista, ‘Olivarl do. Breaxx, Sept 13—Arrivea, Mosel (s), Neynaber, New Wiimtngton, ‘ew York, York. Boro! . Sept 12—Sailed, Platon, Jobsen, Baltimore; Flora, Peterson, and Kong Carl, Knudson, New York: 13th, Lantho, Olsen, Savannah; Jonn H Hancock, Eldridge, iow ke. Sailed from Pauillae 10th, Alfred, Fahn, Baltimore, g(PANGKOR, July 29—Arnived, Hail Columbia, Urereton, InApOre, Bownar, Aug 23— Arrived, Isanc Reed, Colley, and Fringe Rupert, Wade, Liverpool Carpirr, eit kived, Alf, Thromsin, Miramichi; eee ne feLellan, Bristol; Anne Cheshyre, Lawrence, Hatied' Eh, King Arthur (s), Houghton, Montreal; 14th, Arbutus, Nicotl, do. Clonred 12th, ‘Midas, Baker. St Thomas and Bull River; 183th, Eliza Morton, Leland, Hallt 0 sens, Keeno, St John, NB 5 Sailed 11th, Amor, New York; Fratolli, do. Cronstapt, Sept 7—Arrived, Vai adis, Larsen, Batti- . Sept . Nipote, Diumieh, New York. Cavcurra, Aug 19- }, Narinshore, Niren, New York. Cleared Aug 15, TJ Sour ard, Kennison, Boston. CoLouno, Aug 16—salled, Coniscliffe. McRea, New York, Deau, Sept 13—Anchored, Zufriedenheit, Danneborg, London for New York: Little Harry, Jotinson, do for Charleston; 15th, Northern Chief, Brander, London for Bal i by iy ened 14th. Goetho (ok), from Quebec for Londo Doven, Sept 15—Passed, Constance (ship of Quebec) , for rlin, Lewis, from Mon- as, HE Pr ge Mrived, harund hi ne yy. GiNiat, Sth, JH Henkes (fram Rio Grande), Mam! Gasser, opt 18° Nalled from tho rowds, Cornelius, Moy: ww Natt C'13-—-Arrived, Scotia, Nosbit, 8t Johns; won, Three Rivers. hope 2—Hailed, John A Harvie, Lockhart, Pt Uthmattan, Sept 7—Arrived, 8 X Collymore, Kenney, Torrevieja. (and cleared for Yarmouth, Beatri Bowlby, Leghorn for Boston; 8th, odvon tse Pajo Now York (aud clonred for Barcelona) Gexoa, Seot 11—Salled. Asta Giuseppe, Renneci, and Ginm Battista Primo, Duguino, New York; Bartolomeo Me Hane eriensth, Baltimore; Sandy Hovk, Francke (or Cleared 12th, Novo Manilla, Murosso, Bultimore. ee Sept 13—Arrived, Lorenso Cogoletto, Poggi, Balti- I TOLYARAD, sone i 13~Sailed, Egbert (s), Williams (from Liverpool), New Baan ung, Sept 13—Arrived, Wieland (s), Hebich, Now Safled 11th, Angiolena, Durand, New Yor arenes rk. Sailed from Ousheven 11th, Hedwiz, Warnken, New or Havam.Sept 12—Arrived, Diamant, Lanskeneau, Bremen for Now York. onlin Lingley, Howard (from Cacn), New ERPOOL int 13—Arrived, Mississippi (9), Lindall, Gates Kent. ‘enson, do; Conrad Helberg, Dahil, Chat- Kedwood, Sinclaty, Charlottetown, PET: 14th- reeks Baltimore; Annie Go Of Hearte dation, atiramiche Sailed 13th, Aristocrat (s), Borwick, Montroal; Victoria Cross, Owens, Baltmoro; ibth, Lake Superior, Stewart, 13th. behiy a Woodward, Koy Wen Belle of White Rangood: 14th, Zertina, | MeL Vice "Aranitagilo, “peothom Del Br Entered out 15th, Bromiga, Barker, Charleston Minnie Gawill, Bigek, Galveaton: Jennie ‘Burrill, Robortson, Southwost Pasa; Luke Champlain (s), Bernson, Mumtraatt Wildwoo!, Harriman, Hong: Kang: Kenseth, Guptiil, New York; Bxspt (#). Grogan, do; Wave Queen, Wilson,” nya ney, © ‘Loxpow, Sept 14—Arrived, John Black, Doano, Pugwash t EBiysia is). McRitchic, New ‘Yosk: 15th,’ Canada (*), Bum. nor, do; Pendleton, Nichols, cone am: Ortent, Vet- terson, Miramichi Clty ot Queoec, Falconer, Montreal; Harriet Campbell, mouth, NS; Johann Hans ton carga sen. Ch | Charleston; 14th, Delaware’ Wronkrente papel Templar, Uyputia, Oliv Pattatelppta” Sth, Denmark (e), Willlains, New Y ‘ En d out 14th, Clocknacnddin, Cooper, for Philadel- hin: Ken H Munro, Knowles, do. Loeerick Sept bg eo Nancy, Kearo1 ira MARSKILLKS, Sept 11—Satled, Aden, Begum! Breakwater Deetortn Dowatd, stonteeal: amon, Wilmington, Pid 9 fave 7 Artieéd! Jutta Punch, Mtadran; eh Bon! "dept, MN aerarriveds "he Plata, Bray, Shed: Princeport, Brawn, xt John, NB. Sailed a a. | Laniehaw (sy for Now Orleans, Stover, Poutt Sept 1enray into the ronds, Ooichester, Ret- a rac inden [ty ¥9 Fuawer Potsr, Sept 18 Passed, Alfted Gibbs, Reinert, from New York for Ri on PRssANCK, Sept 13--Arrived, Hy ne Pines, Sept 7—Arrived, Parnas, . Sept S—Arrive New Yor! ae ENSTOWN, Sept 13—Arrived, St Francisco, Cairns, 14th, St Louis, from Quebec; Crono, ; 15th,’ Excelsior (s), Clayton, Montreal; Hutchinson, Quebe urchison, ork. New Yor! 15th, Humber, Bay Verte, Sailed 14th, Prvt Dabrovacki, bs Tiiver do; Lith, Triton, for svorbaalt acy A asehealt Packe! josef, Wet Maria Casa Industria, Limerick} ‘ores, Duelnor, New York, ‘opt, Bert's Co Arrived 1th’ Pombroke Caatle, Chusin, Ibett's Cove, Siigo, Sept igArrived, Elina, Moltedo, New York; Ur- bano, Oitvari, do, Higgie, Schamsten, Sept 12—Arrivos STavAxarn, Sept “of Hordenskjold, Jonson, New York (aut sailed from Santander, ne reported. Trusts, Sept --Arrived, La Maria, Trappani, Now York, dumexzer, Sept 12—Artived, India, Zachariassen, New York for Rotterdam. Summer Cloud, Drocnxna, Sept 14—The _Mechante. Kelly, from Caraift for Habis, having font tome oa put infor some spare ar and spars ‘which sho Je(t bere when Inst in thie ban Gaennocn, Tho captain of the ship Nahant, ar. rived bere from morte that hls vessel was thrown on her beam ariy off Ailsa Oraig and bei n "rhe mlssonmast was cut away by the deck 1), Lankenag, from this morning with se iguing, having been in collision the latter vessel had ber foromast Havwn, Sept 12>-Th Bremen ‘for rio mage to bow wae with an brelish brig and bowsprit broken, Brig Julia Lingley, Harward, fram Caen for 8 (or Sydney, Cis), put in here yesterday with crow mu fon of the men’ being in confinement; the British O Wont on bourd and brought the men to Featon, and the sche proceeded to # MALAGA, Sept bThe American brigantine Mary Bart. lett, Smith, from Oran, hws been sent to Mahon to perform quarantine, ' having arrived at this port with « man slos on Spat in hi AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, he — Fried nebre $ Windsor; John i Ann Melissa A Willey, ———: Loal: Lney Gi phin; AP Nowell, Lan Zand both proceeded to Weymont! ‘26th —, araived sioamer Neptane, Rorry, Now York; brig athe, Glrgonti sehrs Genes Van Dusen, Oham peal Rage 3 A Gran, Lake: ) Sharp; 88 Haason, Wanna a) W st ey , Higbee ei ben Fishor, Roynolds; Veni nay itead Sarah J Fori, steel- yuan ong aymore, \. Hector, INegin & aah eat ie ‘Bt Olale Rdward Trotand) ‘Mary 4 Granem, Smith; Howard Williams, Wieks: D Brit. re Pep ort belle Thouipson. ftows, 40% as rn Arise, Wheldon, F m, hiladsinni: Xe Nor- ry iets Hynes tse Knog teh Rich, Albert Cleared Rogers ‘Aries, ott, New York: bark Edith Davis schrs G Lewis, Baxter, Baltimore; | IN0y, Kandall, de: atti ¥ Gran ell, Crowell, Kennebeo Rivor, to load f for Wasbington. D Uharles Price, Wilmington, NC: F barks Svalen (Nor), Boo, (Br). ‘Good, Bt Thomas; or ‘iicared—Stonmers Kova Walle River, NC: D Fy Foie Se ete lit pact tabors mB stew. deplnval ‘Chart any 6 Winah ca ee Belfent: Goo H Youax, Hear oi i" Medion dei spirale Crowell, do” eotel ay rl pritastimere, bark H vee ripe Aig are Lawrence es bric Francis John an (hg. ie a imecale Cleared 17th," bark: ieveee tires a iron Falcon ay asivey, Belton oie. a ip, Glanigo an for Bal brig waa ‘Sept sree blented, abip ilocls (new), De Hineiiod—Gehre Curtis, Til oe Now York; Bessie E Dick! Pisiadely ated aches Rival, Pletcher, Xew York; Anorold met dcusTOR, sept 240 ie port, sehr WL Bradly, Helle srl an Tineiae Waster Philadeiphie, Zot Arete rrnpbard Wissassetts alten. Champion ar . Mouse, Liverpeet ee tiomerant em, Triton. Now York, ropes, Cragtory are ye 6, Swain, New Arrived, schr Huntress, Brown, New York. ite rod Boh sehr Wiliam il Boardman, \itehardson, Now meaty sche Volant, Cassidy, New York. DaANVIn pt 20—Arrived, schr Saille Coursey, Braw- i in: sobre An BEAUFORT, SU. Br, Thomas, Teneriffe: 18th, bark G P Trigg, Gammon, New York, aaah 4.¢ Buckley, Yousg, and Mange F ND ikitbon, Bore ortimenth, Ri for Phiicase ‘lichen ae * fae tee'ew ¥ort Nemours Bs i i idence for do; J H Burnett, Rasmussen, Pall, Eiver for dor th—Arrived, sets David Olarkaon, Tralan, Boston fo Goctpoiown, DO: Abbte Piitman, Chand, do for Baltimore Floranoe Rowell. Pht, nyane “tor Phitaotphts (and at with those before r a is ay CH. Sept B—Arrived, schr Richard 4 LEKLE RIVER, Rent 24-Armived, steamer, Vindloator, norera, Philadel ajtchead M Finantgen, Richardson, dot TH Borden, Dodge cette ‘Also arrived and anchored in, the bay, several coal ladev be Same ‘Eaihertiw ate, and Wa a vessels for thin rf and Somerset AL Pel # Re MB sf teeamet Arun acon, Palas ete trrerntram teed Tyrrell, Packer, and Mare L rm CURTIS: Boyt '25—Arctved. sehrs Alfred. Chi art pata ‘New York; Union, Mills, i: 24 Arrived, soles Nand, Cheney. with South Amboy; 23), lara taorim Seieh rece, ig B is ane, Haver bark Alerte ‘I2bienowe (Ger), tara ped Astron (Ger), Poros rentert reson peg ‘Br) Be) CH “Alba (8p), Marenna, Hav Cleared: Stowmers New Orloaas, Dearborn, Now York; Algiers, Hawthorn, do. Passes, Sept 20-Arrived, schr F J Collins, Townsend, Philadelphia. Salled—Bark J Anne T (Aus), for e Quegnato Sept 24— Jon Beutty, Knight, Fatladelpht Wake. Budd, Yo: William & James, Carney; 0. NEWBURYPORT, Sept 24—Salied, steamer Panthor, Mills, Philadelphia. 25th—Arrived, steamer Hercules, 8: y, Philadelphia. SEW BEDFORD, Bept 25—Arrivea, brig Katle (He), Le- Blane, Port, Caledonia, CB: seirs Nolson Harvey, Porre, and Chas W Holt, Deli Philadelphia; WW ninerd, Spencer. Perth Amboy; Luna, Wells, New York; John H Gould, Tripp Rondout, ‘Alas arrived, echt Union, Flagg, ig, Philadelphia, NEWPORT, t 24—Sailed, mn rk; ‘Sallte W Ponder, Lin Zimmerman, do. Moore, Paseaxonin, PI |, Providence for Now Taunton for do. 25th—Arrived, sehr BE G Irwin, Johnson, Philadelphia. Sailed—Sche Luna, Wells, New York ‘for New Bedford (after discharging part of cargo). PM—Arrives rs Amos Briggs, Dunn, Fall Rivor for lew York. for New York; Haverstraw: Maria L Davis, Chase. do f hrs Palladinin, Rider, Warsham for New Yorks 886, Saliod—Schrs Seursville, Hart, Some Bodford for do: sloop Ida E Vail, nd others disg. N: 25 Arrived. achrs Resene, from Philadoinhia: Fashton, New York teh. HAVEN, ort WS _Arrived, schta, Nellte Shaw, Onion Las Palmas; Wending Hiv No 47, ‘Stock, Philadel: phia. PORT GAMBLE, Sept 17—Sailed, bark Victor, Hono SPORT DISCOVERY, Sept 18—Salled, bark Mary Glover, San Francisco, PORT ROYAL, SC, Sept 26—Sailed, schr Wave Crest, Winchenbact, Gharlexton, ELPITA, Sept 25— Arrived, schrs Sallle Snir, vowelk ‘Kennebeo Miver; Aribur Burton, Ooombs, Ports. ™Glonred—Schr Sallie W Kay, Tilton, Aspinwall Smallwood, Charleston t D I DH Divertg, Wills linc = Hema Kenyon, Buckingham, 1 et eee 1d ge eee Mayflower, Daviduon, Bille ants jcOrwery, do. achira WA Stoiker, Be Boston via Ch Cert rinsndeas Nevear Ecetienees« lemsariinn Meese New Bedlord: Kedron, Pesakere Bovera fiver rine ene ale: Uldered” Steamers, Indisua, Sargent, Liverpool; Perkto ‘Albertson, Portsmouth ; Raxon, Snow. Boston: Tona- ja, Sherman, Providenes ; Roveliy, Grialey Now York Davi sierwe, rth joude, Lon pies sa Rilsaberh te jel wail: Criais, Bowen, Seeiianet ley, Hi, 3 ‘Da wid is a a Par ra; xm. amit * galtebury: "Expedite, Glover, Saybrook; Katie J Hoyt, Hoaney. New Hi: Sarah R Thomas, Ar- galt, New fa Voivdon ¥ Fairchild, Sevaanahy Soha Be 5 aMtisdcrestaers Ravtlesuake, Perkiomen, Saxon and an. Toews Del, Sept 28—Pased in, brig Santa Maria Veo chin Tab «erleze Girgentt. wee Me, Sept 25—Arrived, sebr R II Colon, ow wor Balled—Bark Celina and brig O B Stillman, for Buenos Arrived, bark Jennie Oobh, Carlisle, Boston, load for Buenos Ayres; schr Maggie J Chadwick, Phisdet hin. P’PORTSMO! Sept 25—Arrived. schra Ruth T Ceeiisle, Smith, Trhtiadal iptins elta, Pease, Rondout, pols pei a ENO 25—Arrived, sch cen W Baadea Samuel O Hart, Kelley; Snilie dp taved Stephens: ae C dicot and Lady Ell \Iderdice, Rookhitl rior it wencket: Wm M tt, MeDant Washburn, Movslor, Haverstraw: 8.8 Tyler, ‘Bern mboy for Pawtucket; J Terry. Ravnor, pete ort for pen nell. Jolinson for Si eat me Silvie, Hoboken; Blackstone, Wickton, Now York, ale W Branscombd (Br), 8t John, NB, pth pomdys Davis, Baltimore; Johu om ford, Gray, South +.Wim Voor. ir, Sayre- Now ii PAWTUCKET, Sept 25—Arrived, sobrs Wm Collyer, Tay- Top, and Ann 8 Cannon, Norberry, Puiladelphia, nd led—Sehr Elm Ci a Kelly, New York. RICHMOND, Sept 25—Sal Satled ipa David MAG ed Berle: Now Fork: Clee Yor! Os bonny w Walton, Puskateds Patt ie ve Ghickw. om ins FRANCISOO, Sept 18—Arrivod, beste Rainier, ‘Jan Ghester. Swanton, do, za, Millor, Nonolala. [ackson, Quosnstown; City of Lowsll, Queenstown. jo. Ivy, BAV 1. Sept 20-—Arrived mors Juniata, Oath- aring, “Phtiadl hin; Seminole, Matthews, Boston: San Jacinto, Hazard, New York; schrs MB Bramball, Gillett, an Heyer, Poland, do; Kittie Branch, pus in fora hnebor. SALEM, Sept 24—Arrived, sches J Ponder, Jr, Weich, and Abner Tayi je, Port Jolnson. Frank Atki ise, “Pniindelsh bh TRO De, Tos Moots, Monsick; Robert 3 Graham, Smith, Philadelphia. Stevens, Tico, nnaeipnte. HAVEN, tas 25—Arrived, bark Success (Nor), Olsen, Boston for New York: brig Wesley & Sey- mour (Br), bad, Arey, Phiindelp! ot Phi uthergreen, Advocate, NS, Ser do Mo, loo, Haskell, Windsor, NS, Ganges, Jarti, Haskell, 3 Wass, Ellsworth, te, for New York; Susan, Stan: nu Harwood, Turner, and B F Lowell, Simpson, NS; Sarah A’ Reed, Guptill, ‘and in ohn’s; ners, Fring—all mies wood, Cala Phitadelphi William Wilao 08 — BS ‘Allen, Dudley, do for Alexandria? kport, hy 7 ea sO; Crowley, Willie Waterman. relay te Nantucket. for, Panod: by-—bohe Aagtow, Peters, Torrey, from Philedel- phin for Bay Satled—neien Wesle schrs dn & Annie, WILMINGTON, Ringh De Adres 2A; Atrived, steamer Laelite, jeared, schr John Schutte. Hanson, London. LTT, Sept 23—Arrived, bark Glacier, ACHTS, STEAMBOALS, &L. 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