The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1877, Page 10

+ Laura Emily, uw; Bio de le Plata, Leod, Swansea. Sen, pS aeeived, sebr K Douglass (Br), 10 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. ; Groat F shake iniscences of tho fifty years and ending with Bominal damages shows that the cours poreye ot | init ?aut hase Apaie'eth tin wes seed | the commmataitons. oll ihe puplia Mire Marsal MARITIME MISCELLANY. . | Meantime New York needs good water and she must Rene, taahed sege mee eet ives tke tadapeks ant | ote oc own | iment, ‘The Harp that Once — 1 Tarde Halle” and an ibe lastnotes die away | OUrthauks are tendered to Captata Schwensen, of the ‘J and shall have tt, cost what it may. We shoult De | they fee! happy and ;lad to do so. wes were diinmed with tears. At adnalea | steamer Pommerania, for meteorological observations Pig eh eee sorty of COMERS, $0 ‘Te Suliged te. Hie, written letters THY SKCRETARY’S REPLY, number of the young ladies bearing garlands of ion with the Hxatp weather sorvieo dur- faker, Liverpoul; Alvertine, Cunningham, shiolds pager eco y eyed Secretary Scburz then rephed, sayin; ‘danced a fantasie to music from **Traviata,” | ing the voyage {rom Hamburg to New York. teamor Cirensainu., Wile eagelt barks . to these people aud bas talked with them, tolling them i 1s if they telt Boyd's Corners Storage Reservoir | ts. id'inn shy mimm nan sabmie te ‘Commissioners to be appointed. It in their cherishod Mother each oue wers at ber feet. Seuediction in val, chapel this animated sci and | Bhe yesterday being the Feast of the Guardi nook Barbados; Lake Nopigon, Seott, pool ghip Cavonr, Mann, (ireonock : acer af the Monte xteins rich Sour Gre Diesen, from Pensacols tor Liver: before Inst, leaking badly. 30, Tho Aimora bad been on +t ‘onsacoln, was badly ‘will hi . steamers mn treaties. nels, | the Florid: her t Nearly Exhausted, sp sot themselves ap 18 setts ot ae oo be ii N. G.. celebrated mass ana ave bene: ined, and washove down aud recalked topsidos in that ‘Young. sharks Chas Chaionge, Heue o Ince diction again, after which many of the clergy, religious jen Horn, istrup, London; Canada, the statements made in the claims fer, ot Up | and to feed ot a Pare not an you devire, and’ many thet | and iaity. visited the sbrines that adorn tho grounds Matador, Evers, ——; bterlingshire, Ienly? Clare Castle: Dartmouth, Raymond. Antwerp; Loc! en ve to accom. | of Mount St Vincent. bs pe pet qui Gale ietch Laverpoet? Obnsapte ep: Loch sas they guppiion are A GOLDEN JUBILEE SERVICE. chins A Anderson, Liverpool Jas. wow. They were carried there ‘The Rev. Paul Mignard, 5. J., yesterday a ttRs Gum, o Fall River, which arrived at Boston on Sun- | Ann, Rho irken! Jaw, 50 wo might give you foad whes | his Golden Jubilee by the celebration of & Gay, from Calcutta. waetn charge of the first officer, Cave | Nielsen, Bristol; brig 3 Great Father was’ picased. at | 1 the Church of St, Francis Xavior, and th Vole, her late mast Hed Sept 11 on the | | Syomty, CB, Oct 1— Arrived 1D (Br), from St Jago for New York, Spe on 2d i leak din by the Mahopacers who recoived the six and t Charleston. ‘f TIN T verdict was to the effect that malarial fever SPRINGS DRYING — UP. | wit roriced ‘by iowering ‘ihe waters of the lake The first time the a am aves soe, Foal en eae water was in 18 a a Gre: Father ir ry 3 HRS eee Ne ame ed ae ip culeleene aa aboat “taking a” place on White | day in receiving the congratulations and Kirk Lake and Mahopac Tapped | fi'ros irom vegetable mitier no mischief done by | Miver., and be, TH, Miscou tiversa he can help, | lenge drawing of a few leet of water. ‘The tover has by | Sou''when younced fr. He. will not dosire you to remain for a Supply. eer ken atuributed to tho fact’ that a groat deal of | dn the Missourl iver longer than the wi Lo new ground was turned up in the vicinity abont the | glad to see you settle down on your perma himeshat digoaso provailed, ‘The railroad to the lake | will aid you in ever and give you ay ¥ was built and other works-involving a'great deal ofd)R- | AUN? fetiren yan ie oe ramen ee are not as we desire, but, as wise urselves to thin; pion, Alien, Dublin: Inge, Dale; Cosper, Dundee: Marzarot +N en, London; Ornen, Alnwicl having 5 Jindtel pin). », Warne, hia Oct 1 from | | Sr Joux, NB, Sep barks Evangeline (Br). Fe ee ee ede Ofsch ‘aud. | O'Hara, Dungaroun, [3 Sarah M Nmith (ir, Sprague, ited cargo | Newport, E: brizs Emily Rarmond (Br), Staratt, Dublin; (marble) Luin (ir), Givan, Portrush, T. i . Sept G—L ips Charter Oak, tt | SHIPPING NEWS | xttecosseatterteviessis seminar gr | ane itenine Gey, fe: hat Bedacfosn ta Teak botaie oot unas bales: from New York; Cremona, Govo, une: Etta Loring, Lo: rhe; Al ¥ into the cause of the fre ia" Sept 29, steamer City of Tokio, M seo. 2 Bric Gxu—An investiguth ing were done at that time. We did not draw any for him to help you. This wint will need. tod, CONFLICT WITH THE FARMERS. | Git riroin Lake Mahopac alter 1870 unt inst yen, | tnaintemuch ne toad canner Ue carr’ went tbe pines OCEAN STEAMERS Bae beset tha tee Soee hts tatase tee Oe settee cue whon we drow off so much as to reduce the surface | where your people now are you will have to xonear the — ness of the trimmers of the cargo at Cow Bay, » lighted AMERICAN PORTS, eee ve ar chan we did 10 1870; yet no fevers or illness | piace where the food Is. General Crook will aid you in | perge op DEPAUTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE | candle having been left in the hi retuthyy yoog rteg of auy kiod fallowed, and that would seem to prove | franeporting all shal it necessiy tay nr will soon be orer, MONTH OF OCTOBER. beams of the vessel. The fire was ‘discovered the first day Eryn iva eathded New York is in danger of suffering from @ great } thas the fever of 1871 was attributable to somo 0 Weiwant you too iuteitand enauro what it may bring | ——— wail ae out fram Cow Bay, and oxtiauulshed w A bat Hole xmexe ASTORIA. 00. Sept tio bar pin, Cendige, (Bn), cause, ‘ou with ‘cheerful hearts, As soon as sprit: ‘Steamer. is, | Destinatton 3 “ 2 Rice, dg; Pactolus, Oolcord, scarcity of water if not from an actual raring aco KCONOMIZING THR WATER. [reat Father will keep his promisen to you. a 1 5 Serene shcdegn tate Oe tink Ween te cnaoeone | erate Pap reat, Liver tn Honoluli. bas not been rainfall enough during the past two Anew signal was adopted and promulgated through | that you will ap hack ja x98 people and gi nd Verpool.. & Bieatone ot life and property. A DRO\, Oct 1— Arrived, seam Johp Pipe. inpuths to affect the stroams which supply Croton | the Fire Department Just night by which in, case oF eresea ate hry fo pe piper oe Oct 4.|London....|80 Broadway Scan Davio—Capt Smeltzer, of sehr Druld (Br), bet Now York: schr Robert Franklin, Washington; Mary Price, nflagration the keepers ot the reservoir can be noti. zr ted abando: do, Lake in the’ slightest degree, During tne month of | conilagratie the su overcoats you asked for am Oct 4.|tilaszow....|72 Broadway reporte crew taken to Philad+lphia, mai Yiailed—Sehr Mary Prico, Pawtncket. : tied direct from the signal boxes to increase P- ae anan’ wie jerder Oct 4.| Hamburg..|61 Broadway tho follow! it: —Salled from Lunenburg, NS, Aux AUG, 0~Arrived, sehr Jennie Rosalin September sometbing less than one inch and abalt of | py of water, ‘This wus done in view of the searcity of d have instencted Ciark to put some | Celtic... - 6.| Liverpool. 137 Broadway 380 for Gauumioupe ; had Hibs variable. winds, nothing re Pee dy tae lhl | rer id rain fell, but the ground was so parched oer ia water and the necessity of economizing it, money in your Dockets. fo. shes you may buy some things | City of Bichmond. tn 6, favasnool.« 15 Broadway areas ra iu con Art Sept les 59 - en (hare Boston, ‘Uct 2. arrived, parks J ao 0 Taylor, Per sorbed it all and Jeft po surplus to quench the thirst o! hen you go home tell your people we tl friends. ry, ba southern horizon orig Sea. Bird (Br), Lynch, fio Grande; schrs 5 ; i di that direction; I got sii ha var MI Jeniis Now Yorkers, True, the meadows looked fresher for StantTy OF WATHD IX BROOKLYN, aaeeyey Paes ana Rreatt cnet ym thas rection: ext 2b | He Sforioo, Smit, Alexandia va a I Flak, Crowell: W it, but none found its way into tne reservoir. Since | The Brooklyn Board of City Works was notified | n¢ our hearts will be with you. cat ea ee cin ag a roe > be Walton. drosby, do: Annie Lewis, Aldrich. Uittadeloht. the 17th’ of last month only three-cighths of an inch | yesterday by Chief Engineor Van Buren that thero is | General Crook reminged tho Secretary Shas eta London... |7 Bowling Geeea | horizon, daeauaea’ tha ry bee, doi HK Bugell, Mohedys Hereue aned is parched, wells and springs aro fast drying up, | stead Storage Keservoir, The Board’ has ordered, in | +113 home with trom where they leave the railroad, | Manx Or Rotterdam .|50 Broadway ‘son still ru becoming squaily and Browns Carlie Sonne, setae yy ie Tastean Eire view of this fact, for the’ purpose of cconomizing the | whereupon the Secretary stated that the horses would | (irs of Hraasels. «| 0s 5 Brond torrents o! hove shih 10 head to | Roox. Berth Amor. 8 reof fores: iz and wlass falling, | yAl0 arrived, steamers ly and ry the smaller streams have disappeared ontirely Water consumption, that'all’ iho public, fountains b 5 th, Phils 13, commenced wish nm | Aiea, Tort Le tne larger ones have dwindled to more threads, The stopped irom flowing at, once, and they request that ' be at the depot ready for them, but he was sorry to Germanic . say the great white nation has ho money to buy the t three reefs iu Oth: jadoipl c D Fish, Kelly, Baltimore; Sara- Car : . Pi whole supply Of the departmdnt, is ‘at prosent drawn } he hand hose pipes be laid away tor tho/present, horses and saddles now, but measuros will be taken to strong gale and much rain falling; atxix PM. sea runing f ” . from fourteen small lakes,.on@ two of which were — ~ - transport you home in the be possible way. vory Ree put ont a droge to oop bbs sb head up to the wen, tone Nickerson, Lost sounaes: a Cate tl t < | CONFERENCE WITH THE SECRETARY, : ship luboring heavily: midnight, wind increased to a hurel: | ,Clenred 7Stonmars Hamonsen. tint tiopia Cl yah nover betore drawn upon. IT therd aro not Leavy HOWARD'S STERN: ‘CHASE. ‘At twenty minutes past three o'clock P. M. tho Glaxzow.. Brondway eano, throwing shi beam ends, and had to cat | Neovorks shes Abvic Hursley. Lovell, Little. Gines in: rain falls within tho next fortnight, Engineer-in- E ne Sioux delegation retired, and Sbarp Nose, Friday and Harel Ty pera RR perey| ng aver: after the | Git; EM Atwood, Gardner, Richmond,’ V : Julls i Pr Charge Emmott oxpresses tho opinion that it will be lack Coal, of the Arapahoos, remained toconter with Liverpool. |37 Broadway got a suck afte: ‘and fo droge was | EYans sepeahes D & E Kelly, Ellis, Baléimors which was ‘Steamer Nio. AM. amor Eleanora, from New York tor Portland, passed 3 | the Highland light, Cape Cod, at 2:10 PM. THE FIRST CAVALRY RELIEVED —PURSUIT TO BE | the Secretary, Black Coal was tho first speaker, Ho necessary to go to some of tho lakes with big steam ee pumps and dry them up. Commussiover Campbell CONTINUED—JOSEPH ACROSS THE MISSOURI When I go back I aim going to tell_ my people that I was Liverpool..|60 Broadway “| parted: sh: B v.1'2 Bowhng Green| makin gow... [7 Howling Greea | boats nm " ]69 Broadwa; t | f yesterday sept a communication to the Police Board AND HEADING FOR CANADA, treated good, und 1 want the Groat ashes to give me pool, 40 Bronce play pt Hag 4 Pp ALTINO IE Oat arr et uesting that the pouice be directed to attend more some #rimsto shoot game. | want Dr. Irwin to goto t ‘]61 Broadway my mato, to keep ship off; atter ruoning under foremast ay lonee s wee gore it owe! req’ 8 . (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Bhoshone Agency to make peace betweon the Shoshor Hear eer tad maaan ene ten Mri aime eee haeee peng || 3 Powter Se, Dark Aedito” (AUD) Birictly to tho enforcement of the ordinance Jupirn Basix, M.T., Sept, 29, and my ebay ane that they have their reservation nest 7 Trondway to nearly mbmerge hor, found ds necessary to cut away fore: done Bepert Godtray a ir), Taylor,, Hemitierg: iden Art si ary a romawav 3 La against the unnecessary waste of the Crotor. The Via Henuna, MT, Oct. 2, 1877. } ‘Bbarp pit riiiswed) dw: aldo [SO Bronawar |. | mastto Keep aitp from yolng down with all hands: the inger’ Laie inom win, Winganewnsor Bennebes Commissioner says thut no water has passed over ‘Tho Firat cavalry, under command of Major Sand- ‘Tne President sent for me and I have come, and ainco I Fo yaad ad 9 re sagen enn boar ey hen a pe PAE, have been treated kindly and no’ Leen Srendeens Queenstown; Catarina Peitra (Lal), for er ninety days and that the hiro agape ehelly . ford, was detached to-day, Sturgis, with tho Seventh, ‘rant to ‘ravel with tho - - a alee; Mary Lawton (Br), Msidridge, Londonderry; brig enormous drain upon tho present sources of supply | taxing their place, The pack trains and packers bo- T ‘are very poor, ard { want all | ggrDuring the month of Septembor tho Hxnaty pub- Jor a endden aud sky clowring ur. the wind dying | Chas Dennis, Dodyo, Boston; schra ‘Eliza Christi (Br), Fender the utmost economy in the use of water abso- | jonging to Lewiston will be sent homo before the snow nae nina meee geen Fe Soe re Aer Ag ee Hshed in advanee of the other New York nowspapers the | southwost with greater violence Defra aeecines Wade Bonnell, st Jonas, Vit: Reno. Ackley. Toa A LA Danen: Jutely necessary. In apite of tho ropeated warnings | paos the roads impassable. This ty not any evidence | Mea,‘ he hend and hontt know this ls cod. “My tongue | arrivals vin Sandy Hook of 52 vesscls from foreign ports, | of ten and aniiy ever tae ulin Constante, aad te men Seance es Naoto Lowisrfisrlom. NYe Themes W fy obliged to lash themselves while pumping, and thus the of thé Hanaup that the supply was running short, tho | ora proaking up, as it 1s merely a substitution of one | oly speaks siraightly one way. and the arrival at and departure from European ports of | Surtrcontinued until Rope 19, about 4 FM when we found | Havers Racket, do. _ i Sailet—Barks Pacihe, Syringa, J C Williams. waste and consumption of the precious Iquid in thi8 | pouy of troops tor another and of wagons for the pack ee fre pees een Ber riers Sythe bad 401 vessels via Atlantic cable. Re ee fast and the thes sentne the. pEANGOM ant 20 — Serva, “lire Fore ee Smith, city has not decreased, hence the action of Com- | myles, ‘ and treasured them up in his heart. Ho hus explained _ mainsail broken from tafrall forward, some of the stern | pondauti, A eters. Torrey. elphia; Helen Mar, missioner Campbell. TO CONTINOE THE PURSUIT. aa eee General Urook, who uodersiands all his | AUMANAO FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY plants started, one bont oe and the ocher ronderod tee penny Saw LOAM 2, = i nc wrsniisighen? adtious: Pert land, to load tor New York. more of less damaged con- . 7 ” :Nept 19 and 20, sea running high und blowin, Get L—Salled, sobre Veank Lexming, Milton, Philadel strong from SW Sept 21. got up & amall Jury mast and | CHARLESTON, Ost’ 2—Arrived, steamers Charleston ™ t 3 Py ye peng? 4 1 wentward: hoisted siznal of distress; the oark xeelnc us, Hest" shstpa Hin paul Mnrsuman. Baltimore} Tho citizens ot New York who roso y serday morn- Howard is determined to comply with the order to | wants und neces bed Wen, General kad ibe SUN AND MOON, mon WATER, sulkGauak and vrosisiend: bt ing and dipped into the retreshing bath, or drew from | follow the Indians to the bitter end, Sturgis has or- Net hy eal Gh ltd | Ang sruiteara out we the ready faucet the water to prepare the morning | gers yo ireat with the hostiles and guarantee their | made their cars longer, and they were able to I'sten In meal, did not know that on tho banks of distant lakes, | 17 1 case they surrender; but Howard refused to | that way. Ho renewed the requost of yesterday ro- Sazua (Juba) for Now den, Pernambuco: schri oe tacked ship, came up to us about 10 PM; she proved to be m Putnam county, hundreds of men were keeping, arding the supply of wagons, seeds, mowing ma- lenkinz; Sea Wave(Br), Ro wed ‘bed kept through tho” lonely: hours ot the | give any such guarantee at Kamath, gnnese Me, lor use in the spring, and said he would | HERALD YACH! WATHER OBSER. ha, Capt Warne, from Leghorn, Bound to Philadel. i MeRoons ‘Mekcen,'New York: Admiral, Smal nignt, an armed watch to preserve intact tho CROSSED TIE MiSSOURI. also like to'have two smull wagons, painted black, jor VATIONS, br the chief mate, und took us on board of the bark, where | ¥qrt, Patladelnhin, litle’ streams which gently flowed out into the use of Black Coal and himself." He wanted to live wo were kindly taken care of, EUREKA Seve ae allo bark Monitor, Emerson the darkness on their way to the distuny | Joseph crossed the Missouri at Cow Island yoster- | Dh se wnite poopie live and have what the white peo- metropolis. Cotomissioncr of Public Works Campbell | gay, He had a Oght with the oitizons anda small de- | yi nave, First of ali, ho wanted school houses, ns his soa eet MNere ate eM Ont ron Hert meets eee | hi lonolulu. stayed and went aslore at 3 PM Oct 2 on Hart Island: was FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 2—Arrived, bark Traveller ixty mon encamped upon the shores of La Kirk r the crossing. Two citizens | children must learn to read aud write. He conciudea State of got off with loss of foreshoe and leaking slightly and was | (Br). Penfield, Rio Janoiro for orders. pake ani 160 remata under orders day and night upon | tachment of soldiers at “4 ty gsying: Do nor forget to send the Catholic wind. | Weather {owed to Now York. CE hased In Tor Baltimoro—Bark China (Ger), Jordan, fron thobanks of Lake Mahopac. The residents ofthatimme- | were wounded. Genoral Miles Ie at the mouth of the | D7. ¢ Vee Bibaal ——omecmce'| gine Gum Howakn (ot Gandiner, Marg Reed: hanes for | BET: ph diate region are in arms to prevent the draining of | yussel Shell River. The Indians are going toward the TUE SECRETARY'S RESPONBE. Horseshoe... Noon|30,10] 72 Clear * Port Johnaon, NJ, in ballast, wasrun into near Kubbins’ ‘seved.ont from Beltimers—Shins Kinburn \Br).. for Bel their lakes. They have on two occasions within a lew 1 Secretary Schurz responded as tollows: Hospital sbip.| 42M/30.10] 71 Se101 Reef yeaterday morning by the steamer Wostield, on hor Thovubell (Ge). (or Queepacawns Balieaore, (Gp days gathered to the number of nearly due hundred, | British line. y Beot Lichtshin, RPM|30.101 67 S+lCiear eight o'clock trip from Staten Island for New .urk. Th barks Hattie Goudey (Bi Limerick} Hook | 12 PM-30.10 67] SSWtiHazy schooner was struck on the port sido, carrying away rails penile Roa od t Father has already told you he will give yon | Sandy heerfully, He anthorizes me to suy that a si = ‘of ammunition will be xivon you ii go to the Shoshone Agency. to tuak and have dammed tho outlet of Lake Mabopac in defl- ance of the Board of Pablic Works and its employ 6: and they announce their intention of forcibly preve: and stanchions, The steamer received no dainage. Th ‘weuther wus foggy at the time. - % ristt {ita Mar Newronrt, Oct 2—Collector Pratt bh. Ulta ja Clotiide (tab, Emmanuel Accame ad thie | #0 THE SITTING BULL COMMISSION—GENERAL EX- HAUSTION OF THE TROOPS—A SHARP FIGHT » tGentle. n (Br), lor Queenstown: Germania (Ger), received orders | tor Rotterdam; Harriet’ Hickman, for Antworp: Jonans tng the waters trom being drawn off, They ctaim that We know the Arapahocs are true frieuds of 7 ‘a » from tho Secretary of vhe Treasury to sond th . & ibe Feution of she ues rane wir property. | | an tue tuoore wonsnap—crvastans | ty hy turearaar ah innate tia eax | PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1877. | sitet Ramee iat patna ah pecsgnutase ts | (nae apy Aatate Cen Coon crom Lenn), thoy will bejuatifed In maintaining what they call | | KILLED--SUE¥YERING OF STURGIS’ COMMAND. Setrjouraes. fherevenne cutter Dobbin, from Baltimore, anu tow her | “HALL RIVER. Bone 28—Arrlved, sche Thomas Potter their rights by force and even by shedding vlood. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. Alter a general shaking of hands they retired, They ARRIVALS. into New Seaford, Mass, ‘Awboy, : These people, i is suid, are led in the movement vy ie sabi enolic) ae leave to-morrow eveniug for, home via New York, f 30 Joy, Now York. wen the proprietors 0: hotels upon the shores of the lake. Fort Suaw, M. T., Sep! President Hayes was prose! i the latter part oi BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND el Brown, Emerson; are They. claim that the department nas already dravea of Viu Heursay'M @, Oct, 1917. | tue conference. REPORTED oy WIITESTONE, TELEGRAPH LINE. NOTICE TO MARINERS, tor, ingen ohn eae Barty, Georgetown; Belle so much water that the neg: e- | The Sitting Ball Commission s still hero awaiting a 8 Glenoreby (Br). Hogg, Shanghai July 22, Amoy NEW LIGHT AT LIVERPOOL, ‘Blst—Arrived, steamer Vindicator, Rogers, Philadelphi Jow the flume which marks the lexal limit. teem Sincapore Toth, Port Bald Sept 8, and Glbral ‘The Mersey Docks and Harbor Board hi do; co smote, fast year they say it was reduced in like | anescort, Most of the troops in the Territory aro A GOLDEN JUBILEE, Auz6, Singapore, 16th, Port, Said Sept and, Gibralear nThe Mersey Docks and Harbor Hoard has given notice | schrs F Me 0; Hannah 2 Brown, Seckett mapner, and begets pf it was hagoy “ey hefegited nearly worn out with the long chase afterthe Nez ——— #855, had a very hoary swell from the NW: “Ang 24. tnt 45, | th ehthouse, recently erected qin she North Docks wall Snileg “chr Castilian, Means, New York. its did not recover, as it Is fed only ee 3837, the iron hull of a vessol complately burn 0 light will bo a fixed light, elevate fect fy ALVESTON, Oct 1—Arrived, bark srazos, . Live seeagond welts "Rey sie chs 'y he vecuuy | Perot who may yeu, permps, betruk by thecey- | argor To MOTHER M. JEROME AT THE CON | o./van Insts lenduoh Reeth Palais | Ree RnMCUME RE HUE teil eget achd | “RLAUCRRTER, On fare gaa W& Bary, Doo ithe waters their guests are driven away.and their | alry accompanyin veue on mpore dey Yin ‘ Sienul letters a ini {2lat, ¥ rt en bearing st ER, Oct 1—Arrive}, ‘arry, Donge business injured, Tho farmers of the vicinage are in | the Cavada line. ane, CEST. Saal, lon g0 14, Dateh bark NDPO; 284, Int 3241-Ion | to,the southward of & by EX RSS aay Windtor, NS, for New York; Tlval, Fletcher, ‘ath for sympathy with the hotel keepers, tor they hold that ; sch iin The Sisters of Charity throughout the diocese of | 29.42, sehr Marie, (ir), EO en aatk ane i ih gd Ta ce Md abe iter ates a Captat srillisnac 6 Fert Reitie, traceaitic widen | 28% et ee surrounding States have | mase to Joshus 8 Iuck eae 5 irther, they claim that malaria is aptain wd Por er: prodded by the rotting Fegetal left expos ? : doen congregating fora weok past at Mount St Vin- | sg anq'Huvre 220, withimdse And 303 passengers to Kun WHALEMEN. ell. ), Morris, London 19 days, with | exh{nited on the North Docks wall will be discontinued on y tho 1st of October. “Schwensen, Hamburg Sept r teamor Morgan Vity, Reed, Now York. a iting vegetable matter left exposed j Ee grapeenutcand seta Deal Sor pbapates mses Sree t RI following despateb, Just | cone to celebrate the golden aualversary of Mother M. . DME BOO hice hgw Oiggad Noptcth, via The wires toe Hauer ate ail dawa 0” TAPPING LARK MAMOPAC. Fooelv Me ica v ca Carex, Sept, 26-1 P, af, | Jofome, Who has perhaps witnessed more, changes in Chatieston 2b with mdse to Hogert & Morican.. Cleared nt New Bediord Oct 1. bark Sarah B Hate, Slo | padon: Throo’ Cheers (Bt). Mcconnell Gadiny Manuele Wheo tue ity began to ‘make itselfapparent, . K, Sept. 26—1 P.M. | and about New, York than almost any otber roligeuse, | Steamer ( if Kiream, Crovell, Cuartenon, Sgnt 26, vi eum. Atlaatic Ocean: achr Amolin. Braloy, do. (8p), Mendiguren, do, with o:r40 of bark Raxolution. early iast month, the storage reservoir at boyd’s Cor- | Dean Cartaix—The Nez Percés are now ‘Ww the poss y otha Ait mdne and peseonners to, on Bate Linde Stewatt, at Ss Helena Sept 2, had 1500 pols | “NawRUARYFORT, Oct 1—Salled, wchr Lucy May, Free ig _ ry ners was nearly exhausted and Mr. Emmett opened the | between Bear Paw and Little Rockies, travellin; For twenty yéars this faithful and aevoted nun pre-*| Go, First pa tof passage bad head winds with heavy he: sp ofl. | man, Eniladelenie, Outlet at Lake Mahopac, which bad remained dammed | slowly. aud carrying TMany wounded. We bad a fgbt |; gjaed over, tho. ¢obools egnnocted with St. Peter's ‘put into Norfolk for a supply of cont. NEW BEDFORD, Sept 30—Salled, schr § 8 Smith, Snow sist uminer-enoxamn necro ecu fo | in oem naam abot ees ve mater ble Get | Guar ang when eelag We rande us Soperorae | wtetanest eat Geaea aren aes et SPOKEN. aig Kew Heme WHretts Guasch Kelley, Georglows Ot war ae co urce of about uly mon, residents of | had to withdraw, as they wero there 1e-follsirongth, | of tho entire Sisterhood, wnose mother houso | , Steamer Ol onus an 4 Dee cote ia D inion | Ship John Barbour (Hr) from Rordeaux via Lewes, Del, | Xj WEORT. dost 2h. PM—Arrived, sche Teal. (Be) ‘he vicinity, made their appearance on the scene und | Bradiey was killed aud one borse. They burned | js gt Mount St Vincent. the warm congratu- | steamship Co. ‘ whip SDougsil “br, yn New York fr MaVeate- Hest declared their intention of tilling up theoutlet anicut- | Cooper’s train, killed two men, and bave scouts oat nae 1 ‘Steamer Hattorns, Mallett, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old | 92 140 miles SW ofSouth Shoal, P, Fepi ting off the supply. ‘They were joined vy others until | after us on the road. ‘These Indians can be struck yet | ations ol jor = companions §=mingled = with | nominion Steamship C 5 from Wiscasset tor Barrow, Sept 30th—Satled, schre James M liayles, Snow. Bristol Perr; for Philadeiphia; L O Foster, Eldridge, Providence for New o Ship Nonantum. Foster, they numbered about seventy-five. It ts stated that | trom Benton, noar Milk River. GUID ILGES, the rogrots of those who remaimed behind, Stea ser Ele » Kath, ‘McCroery. Yniladelphia, with mdse | 4° a1 40 313, lon 30 40. BE aascan seer Altes Onkae: Mitel TALE kales lers wero the proprictors of the hotels along KILLED BY THM INDIANS. to mapy of whom she had been teacher, counsellor, | “gare Klennorn madro (Ital, Scala. Marseilles 60 days, KW Wood (Br), Nichola, from Cape Town for Bos- | tor Gardiner, Mo: Teal (Br), $ ¥ Jas Henry. Passed Gibraltar Aug 19. ? “4 G, a NEW LONDON, Oct 1—Arriv brig Florence, Rath hore, and Mr. Gaoung, a muster mason, who & rr re the lake, Falling to In his note to Genera! Gibboo Captain Williams says | friend. Not only did her colaborers in religion tender wi eee (sw), Egxo. Pernambuev 30 days, in ballast esa! Holtz (Ger) ae ashite for New | barn, New York for Constantinople; schr Lizzie Jue, Al a very email tsi jp eaiwie hoe G with picks and shovels, tne gang wrew earth, rocks | the Bradley mentioned as killed was Edmund Bradley, | their homage to heir revered mother, but the clergy | to Funch, Edye & Co. ‘Brie W. Tenth Bintth, fe Monte ‘ exandria, ne > aa ae At ten, Smith, Rio Grande 49 davs, with hag habe ~ mith, from Montevideo for New | “NEW HAVEN, Oct 1—Arrived, bries Morning Light and brushwaod into the siuiceway, aud by wwelve | a civilian, who was of eorvieo to him im the Judith | and distinguished laity. aldo axsombled 1m such foree rn Holter Simtel to J“A Patterson: | York, Oct 1, off the Capes of the Delaware. Beat Menliat thantes aathehcemee a ae crcl [tom the lake filled up fora distance of seven. | Basia 1n 1874. Major Iiges? messenger found tho dead | as to more than ill the bape! on Sunday Inst. At all | Had fine weathor; eromed the Equator Ment 9. in ton is 10. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Iiimore: Ro ney Parker, Parker, George ty-tive f Word was sous to Mr. Emmett iaforming | pody of Charles Slect, a civilian, at the wost fork of | the masses the congregations wore large; but at the |. , Ce hc geoe gt ed Of steamer Cleopatra in yester- pea eiree. Alexandria: America, Davis, Gourgetown? Lum 01 the occurreige, and he at once collected a torce fi in ay’ : 27—, Wells, Rondont. Of 100 workman from ‘the storago reservoir in coarse | Bitch Creck. This man had a partner who has not yet | high mass, which was celebrated at ten o'clock, not a PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. Angxpat, Sept 27—Arrivea, brig Hilding (Nor), Eiting. | Bot eee vod achre Wm MeCobb, Bull, Port Johnson; Joha of crection bear Brewster's, and by four o’clock that | bee heard from and may be killed. nook was leit. vacant. His Eminence Cardinal BOUND soUTH. son, Richmond, Va. Brooks, Fox, Elizahethport; sloops Commerce, Perth Am- aiteraoon the work of the Iahopaoans was fast being STURGIS? COMMAND, McClosk:y, attended by arotinue of clergymen from |. Giaueus, Benrae, Boston for Now York. Dect tt ccc tete ters | Ree viel, Sept a cAtrived sches Venture, Hatfield undone. ten o'clock Saturday nig @ chaune! amet cus, ow York for Antwerp. Cag be ahd . was dug out sufficiently to perinit a stream twelvo Captain Willams adds that an Assiniboine Indian | the city, was present, and on Sunday morning a grand Steamer City of New Bodt Fish, New Bedford fer Bancnvoxa, to Oct 2—Arrived, bark Josefina (Sp), Moe Biegler ng W Knight, Lawrence, Vrovidence to inches decp to flow. The work completed the men | came into Fort Clagget on Tuesday or Wednesday | high mass was celebrated by Vicar General Quinn, as- hes ee Amos © Barstow, Kenny, Providonce tor New | jins, Savannah. PORT GAMBLE, Sept 23—Arrived, bark Arkwright, were allowed to retire to rest im barns and out- | from Sturgis) command. Ho said that Sturgis’ men | sisted by Father Myers, President of the Lazariet Col- | york. Bonpravx, to Oct 2—Sailed, Colomba, for New York. Beas \GOULA, Sept 28—Clenred, sche Vineyard, Rose. but on the adjoming grounds, nn : 5 3 ci New York. TuldIORE ton Of a ainall © number left "to | Bad had nothing to eat for a tong time, but that trains | lege of St. Jonn, and Father Musard, Father Corley, | Fe SON ee Ee een vor Now York Canvirr, Oct 2—Balled, ship Light Brigade (Br), Me- | brook. Fall Mivers a cierne guard the spot until morning and give the aiarm | had caught up to them with supplies. This secms to.| of Yonkers, acting as master of coremonics, All the Bebe Helen Thompson, Bradtord, Somerset tor New York. | Donald, Philadelphia; also Glonsannox, for New York. Mobite: Lenn ase: ever. a 7 Wont. jartha, Newman, Suould the enemy reappear. Nothing occurred during | nave been cn Big Spring Ureek. ‘The Indian sara that pupils of ore eS at these sorvices. and | Belt pena for son oe rey a ag ad miz, to Oct 2—Sailed, barks Martino Cilento (Ital), | Glenn Bark John i sbrouck, Cobb. Greenock ' @ roinainder of the uight and on Sunday tue place | © ; ri from the eity came many graduates of the institution, : Lg = om ot, ‘i Pi 29th —Cleared, snip N Mosher (iss), Richinann, Liverpool Was iettunder the guard of a Jew men, Ou Sunday | Sturgis’ train would be at Fort Clagget for more sup: Y CHIE CARDINAL'S ADDRESS, Po as mrerelier, muvenpeces: Ganeenser: iver Sec Hew.) Rew Fork ithe pelatay . path lion borin Te, Nancy, Wesipsen Fea night these were driven off by the party who bad pre- | plies on Thursday or Friday. He algo said that Sturgis’ During the celebration of mass the Cardinal was | “Schr Franklin Pierce, Woods, Now London for New York. Caxcurra, to Oot 2—Arrived, bark E A Spence (Br), PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1—Arrived, schra Cassio Jameson, Yiously iilied up the sidice, They approached In @ | horses had no shoes and wore Worn out, seated on a dais beside the high altar, and when Schrd G Fell, Shropshire, Hartford for New York, Gill, New York. gh lg hs hg bouy, and it 1 alleged that they were armed aud that 3 Hiuished, Lolore giving tbe benediction, His Eii Seht Oceanus, Lune, Port Jefferson for Sew York. Care Tow, CGM, Aug 31—Arrived, bark Tatas, Pettis, faven; Estelle Duy, Trncy, Ware- ove of them fired a shot, but whether it was aimed | 4 man from British America camo toto the Marias | advanced to the sauciuary rails and spoke as follow: Rene West Side, Davis, Fort Jefferson for Now York. Senha Me: et : Schr Mary Alice, Hulz, Port Jefferson for New York. 0 a eer dik teen at tbe watchinen or ier jelore imparting the benediction 1 must claim for intended 10 Irighton them | River yesterday. fe stopped at aGros Ventre camp . Exsixorx, Sept 30—Atrived, bark Agder (Nor), Johanne- does not appear. At auy the guards were nf myseil the privilege of saying at least a tow words, not BOUND EAST. os Portsmouth: James Ponder, driven wiy and tho’ now comers went to | 0 Night betore, and the Indiaus said they had Just | With 'ihe intention of preachiug to youa sermon, DUt | creamer Neptune, Berry. Now York for Boston. sen, New York. : 7, ‘ Edith Work to shovel back the much disturbed clay inva | beeu visited by somo Nez Percés, who told them the | simply to give expression to tho thoughts and senti- | Rn Chtetenin (Br), Pulton, New York for London. Fourxstoxn, Oct 2—Arrived, ship Freydis (Nor), Iversen, | 1.5! tut, Goff, Brileepors: Vapor the chanael. Tbe watchman reported at ence to Mr. | main camp was near Fort Browning, ments which must surely have presented themselves | Hark Nellie May, Blair, New York for Dunkirk. New York for Hamburg. ina, Rislend Emmett, at Carmel, some miles distant, and noin- to your ininds and hearts during the time wo have just | Schr Matilda Brooks, Sones, Now York for Oporto. Fiuws, to Oct 2—Arrived, bark Guiding Star (Be), Smith, | Clerk, Homarset. btautiy ueapatched a messenger bo the works ut Brew- gi 3 ewes ipsey spent belore the holy altar (his morning assisting at the Sehr Olivia A O'Mulien (Br), Brown, from New York for siset a, Wa a ‘Also arrived, steamer Berks, Mendleton, Uambridgeport; ‘B. aq brig Manson, Gardner, Wilmington, De! Core Gta, ritice. You know the Church celebrates to-day | St Joby, Crowley, New York for ser’s with orders to send 100 or 160 mea to Lake Ma- THE VISITING SIOUX. holy si Gisnatean, Kept 9¢—Arrived, brig Eero Cacecs (liad. MS Uooperthwatt hn, NB tluud, Me, hopoc at once, These arrived on Mouday morning the festival of a great saint and doctor—the day of she ‘New tlose upon the heels of tho. retiring enemy who hal —- tho St-Jerome. fe is Gtting, then, for aa to reflect | Sete Vervie L His, Us. Bor pe ee ond. Lauro, New York. 0, Wellfigot: Jan D) Wat: again completely filled up the cuannel, This time | pryay, pOoWWOW WITH THE SECREPARY on the life of that servant of God and apply the les- Rehr Herald, Poland, York for Bristol, Me. Arrived to Oct 2, bark Union, Randall, New York; sche Sarah L Simmons, Gandy, the “obstructionsts? hud rolled a number ot | FEY RETARY OF THE | sons that may be gleaned from it."? While the day was tress, Curtis. New York for Dennisville. haa? Weliees, Gteihasik, Os te Minden: he De nave very large stones into the outlet and much | INTERIOR—SPEECHES OF THE CHIEFS—CoN- | # fostival to all Cliriians it was ono of especial jubilee He Now York for wracsinra Bafled to Oct 2, bark Bolivar (Aus), Gercliinich (from WN Miller, Garrison, Boston, difficulty was experienced in removing them, All way to the inmates of the Mount, to tno pupils of the “4 ¥ x i efiance, Crocker, Fall Kiver (and ibe work went ou, and on Monday night the meu were | TINUED OPPOSITION TO THRE MISSOURE | academy as Well us to the sisters at nome wad abroad, | Sehr yelde New York), Geno gail Anthencite, Grumley. Now York; hark, Sarah 8 bivouacked upon the ground and among the neighvor- RIVER—TAX RESPONSE OF THE GOVERNMENT | * Jubilee calculated to inspire all hearts with more | Sehr G scanclifl, Hetvorr, Oct 1—Satied, bark Claverhouss (Br), Phila. | (ION. ore eatclla Day. Tracy, Warchar:d M Flan: lng bai A wateh was kept during the might, aud pie gas eurnestoess ia the pursait of holiness aod with more Sehr V ‘harndike. Rondout for Boston. delphi: Iso Haabet, for New York. agan, Richardson, Fall River; Robin Hood, Baker, Bridzo- Lone Bg oan Spy was Rene plate annel TO THEIR BEQUEST. generous resolutions. “Filly years ago,’ the Cardinal | Sehr J Sa Teenie Tria Ge down Havns, Oct 1—Sailed, bark Froia (Nor), Jenson, New | port; Wm St Elwell, Camden, Me; Sallie Mair, Pow. was noon. e 01 n re. Wasitixctox, Oct, 2, 1877, suid, “one in our midst embraced a Iie of self-sacrifice | Senr Hamburg, a 7 York; Draga G (Aus), Balti bg Rene rf M t My ert 0 ~ y i che AT Rowland, Rowland, Port Jobnson jor New Bed- ‘ork ; Draga G (Aus), Baltimore. Also clonred, ntes Allentown, Mills, East Boston; eee Gkit ie dati eek ne and of consecration to God's special service us a Sister |p raht Istx or Wianr, Oct 1—Off, bark Salome (Nor), Thyges- | Williamsport. ‘Wil diem (and. bon snlledyy bri wi Katahdin, Goombs : 8 a 0° si tue work until Mr. Emuett arrived last o The Sioux aud Arapahoe Indian deiegation bad their | Ci Charity, She embraced obedieace, subjecting I ford. $M Tyler, Unrt, Port Johnson for Fall River. Warr, St John, ing from the Vv, where he had been to | last powwow at the Interior Department to-day in the | seit absolutely to the will of her superiors, Filty | SchrJ M Freeman, Eldridge, Port dohnson tor Provi- son, from Baltimore tor Stettin. ie Tredees Belfas covsult Commissioner Campbell avout the situation, eT y rolled over her oad since those Liverroot, Sept 29—Sailed, steamer Wimbledon (Br), is, 11 + Phil ‘ Te was decided to own thw turce stil upon the ground, | Tom tthe Assiniant Atiorney General there uot be- | tiyg.of her youtulal offering and consecration as a sence: Lamartine, Siiith, Port Tohnsow for Stonington, Watson, New York: bark esate tarker (Br), Parker. doy | Guifves, Nurin’dot T Minalekson. Dlekincon. . Avd to resist ali atempts to cut off the city’s water | Ms fuflicrent room in the Attorney General’s ofllers | joyice, and uvery year, every day, every hour had ae Oct 2; ship Timeur (Biri, Henderson, Southwest Pant. SL simmons, Gandy, do; J B Clayton, Gifford, do; 3 supply, even vo the (aking of life, should that become | The Indians arrived at balf-pasc two I, M, and the conre af io reo! BELOW. von g . § Detwiler, Powell, Providence; 8 A Buico, Somers, d P been conrccrated and devoted to the service of Ps necessary. The jorce will not leave tue lake until | gontercnce began immediately. Seoretary Scharz ad- | Aimighly God and to dotng the will of her superiors — Lonpox, Ost Arrived, ship B W Stetson. Moore, Kew | Joepn Porter, Hecnovahs, Kew London. here ts io lonser danger Ol interfereuce with the out | greased thy delogati y Scharz ad. | Aimigbiy God and 10 doing ve the place to you deur | Ship St Pant, Williams, from Liverpool Sept 10, to WR | York: 24, steamer Utopia (Br), Cenlg, do: bark Grace(Br), | sNn"Nis aa lhoed 4 ent at cee: Jet oF until raiifalls sual! relieve the officials frow tho | GFeeed the i gation, saying:— cherished eutidren aud sisters, notouly of a superior | Grace Co.’ | coe potat, from St Nazaire Sept 3, | Haines do. : Teen bel on edaneeel. (Ital), necessity of drawn upon Na: wabere My friends, I am glad to sce you, and 1 am now | botofamother, Yes, doar children, won feast of Ship Jobn Bertram (Nor), Olewred 24, bark Jupiter (Rus), Hagman, Bull River. bbe is so te Be bh tpi ore irs: Were’ (on a ready to hear what you have to « her glorious patron, st. Jerome, it 15 fitting that you < vinkit, Ook Ad? sae, . Ot Lf i. fs It was not place under tribuse yesterday and prob- | resay spacfabarkiety dere snouid raise your bearte in thankagiving that u life so OLEARED. Novinue, Oct 2—Arrived, steamer Bolivia (Be, Small, | windsor, NB, for Now York; sche Bmplre, ileworth, New Shy. walk not for. womo days to Oomne ab Mes Minne RED CLOUD'S srERCH. New York ‘or Glasgow (nnd proceeded). York Zavued Deans iedtue tte Makuarers ‘i precious to you, dear sisters, and to the pupils of this — MaLaga, Oct L—Arrived, schrs Minnie G Loud, Holt, ate |. leared—Schr Odell, for Kennebunk to lond for Philadel- on Saturday morning pezan to draw from Kirk Lak After a brief silence Red Cloud rose and said:— ucademy, a life of self-sacrifice and charity, has been Steamer Wyoming (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queenstown Abs " b . . phia, tmailer sheet ol water iyitg little more than a stone My Dean Fatien—l am going to speak to you briefly. | # long protracted. ” —Willlams & Guion. Bete aS ee Hed beak ndharmaiared tipenabrgn inde stir Sailod—Barks Lizzie Merry, and Fred Bugeno; schr J 9 taew ote Some tp) ach Mh 4 natnral outlet into | The wrent spirit above this conntry says a portion of the Alter the Mags the Cardinal and many eclergymea, ne 1 Guillermo (8p), Etebeverrin, Liverpy or MAnsRILLes, Sept 29—Sailed, bark E D Bigelow (Br), iagetem setieg apd: hinoeehaiin’ Wik:-Ouiale de Mar taciee iets my ae non Kiver, | country belemns te " qhet is the re: 1 am here to- | with a few chosen guests, assembled in tho refectory, anion St Laurent (Fr), Lachosnes, Havre via Ply- | MeWhinnie, United states. rare, Selves Renter. Ei lleee Oriesiplint Cote cl mpti e n River lower | a cople around iny country cote to visit me the | where @ repast Was spread. ‘The Keverond Mother outh--Louis de Bebian. ‘1 Oct 2—Arrived, bark Alfarin (% Sor Wood, do: Ada L Si Rattimore. be down. Ths Jake had been allowed to | *8™ sft yon to-day, Th f hh mit ood Si moutl nis Talits NS, and St Neweastix, Oct ved, birk Alfarin (Nor), Soren- vod. do: imonton, Baltimore. | me expec prese occupied the post of honor, while two of the g s- | Stonner Bermnda (Br), Angrovo, Halifax, NS, PORTSMOUTH, Sept 30—Arrived, stoamor Porkiomen, rest for some time and there was a depth | tiene ine Grune ers sung tou harp accompaniment while the guests | Johns, ‘lark & Seamat Baltimore, Albertarn, Pilladelphia, of pixteen teat above tue dame wivels marks | { | feasted teamer Gen Barnes, Cheesinan, Savannah—Goor; Quueserows, Oct 2 7 AM—Arrived, steamer Parthia | PROVINCETOWN. Nept 30—Sailed, sche Linnie Ray- tho lowest point to whicl the Waters inay be drawa Woeo all had assembled in the community room | Yonge. Br), McKay, Boston for Livergool (nnd procecdes) mona, Lord, hiladolp! plendid “head” to 3 Norfolk, City Point and Riel (Br), McKay, ivory Pi . 4 ay his 7 itis noverumatng oct at tho rate of 20,000,000 gations | 3 \spponed (0 he asso the professed sinters pronented a yoll crown of laurel | jongt"Qiatirminich Menta A yes ang, | Otte Hasinet 2d steamer Span (Bn, Grace, rom Now Wane Titdins, SRRace AIT: wak TETRA eee ,, is | to her, and read an a . jorat Mayflower, Davidson, Philadelphin—Jas Han York tor Livorpool. Bonalr i R Hailiduy, Vancleaf: Oliver aday. Fearing that this woul also’ ve Hawmed by there ali our stock will dic. Ide not talk to you | Onengie m Breamer 99 4 © Dimoek, ‘orl La an the Fesidouts a force of sixty men was pice onthe | Penis tae on wan rel tae parent ae Cake ae Peet nen tre coos wan thcewn open Pesci rNeotane, Bertr Bovcipourne—K W Cameron & | Rotrennax, Sept 29—Sailed, stormer P Onland (Duteh), eta IR a Hpot at five o'clock Monday moruing by the depart. | {turns well as ius myseit. it am dpedutig torron akin for | Hrown-roved novices, WhO numbered about seventy, | Co, ¥ a Deddes, New York (nnd from Vilwsingen Oct prague, Perth Amboy: Almon Bacon, Sanford, and Ment, and thore they have camped aud will remain | ants, rent Father L know wien f woo out a Nd | Ong bore a purse of old coin; with tuexe camatwy | Ship Lightning (Br), Watson, Liverpool—Vernon M | souruaurrox, Oct 2—Arrivod, stermer Nurnberg (Ger), | olden Bagle, Rous, New lon, Ul Aurther orders trom Lommissiouer Campuell vn uien aud peuple will feel very badly because we have. | harps, on Which skutul fingers playod, while joytul | Brown EE" a a auue tie), Carbines, London—C Ls | Berdeow, Baltimore for Bremen (and proceeded) . Saied—Sehes HAW. Browa «ie). Sisith, Havana via New Se ean wis viiiee ae Hot to go to the Missourl iver, All the Nerthern Indiaus | voices united in songs which the Sisters had them Sevitux, to Oct 2—Arrived, brig Waubun, Spencer, New | York: Win F Uroon, Cummings, anc Elisa Pharo, Watson, porter ¥ da, 01 ne trouble, He | (one iit : md have Sisters Ww about to br), Eaton, London—G Wersels. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24—Arrived, Thies Oak aaa it : be SPOTTED TAIL’s ORATION ropes. v0 ie ccsgein ete the Cordinal and clergy |. Hark Tide (Aus), Tommatinich, Ailoa~Punch, Baye & | supx, Sopt 20—Passed, steamer Glonroy(Br), ftom Shang. | Wave. Nickals. Tucoria. x pay is bs a ere was a law passed Jost winter niet | 4 - m3 - | Co. Sew York. ir Greyhound, Burns, Tahiti. Pro nap Boherd Airy late te isa weaw ane ites the | Spotted Tail was the wext speaker. After shaking | entering requested that tho whole interesting pro: he Marte (Aus), Domini, Cork or Falmouth for ordors— hal, &c, for New Yorr. al bi ne ip dameris, Pabaenr tiene m Lake | hands with the Secretary, he spoke as follows. gramme be gone through with again, As this wai pass et 1—Arrived, stenmer China, Friel, Hong Kong vi Mahopac aud al) the other lakes of tbat region by | yy Guay parent ; Emped with the hour for evening dvvotron drow | Purch, Hite € U0 1, ensikson, Queenstown or Fal-.| _Sailed from —— Oct 2, ship Annie Goudey (Br), Bent, ’ . Friel, Hong Kong via having commissioners appoiuted by the Supreme | yt Guat hatunntahakeands with you for earaest and | Ceagy and a most devout throng of worshippers fled eh fee jockmiann, Oerlein & C.» Mobile. ips Joseph 8 Npinney. Jordan, Laverpoal 4 Court to appraise the damages to owners of con. | My Mat A ia be a The deel ‘C/00d | the chapel, whore benediction of the biesseu sacrament ‘Artiorre Giovanni (Aus), Lyancich, Queenstown or — City of Perth, (Br), Torrance, Cork; Sea Witch, Drow, do- tiguous lupds It passed tho Legislature jute in | made issours. itis your decision and not ours, You ave | closed ine exercises of the Sunday jubilee. eh Kevenstown, Falmouth or VERSES Seren 2d" Arrived, sehr. Elin (Ntc), Santon, Calli the session and was Siaued by the Governor | me und ny peuple w go near to the Missouch itiver, We ANIMATED RXERCISES, eee ah er ardat ark tearpett, Honynean, Oct 2, PM—Wind SSE, ligh! Sin Sept Go ceaiied sent Boley, Beyanbich Mar aitee Walger noted tea aan eer Theacs |-seuniou bere: chaverser es bare RerbenetaeC on cerietey | pith Clete iter Merreeobe reece mona ea Park Parent (it jaeonstown, Falmouth or | prywourn, Oct 2, PM—Wind SE, li Keupt, Ni) tor Philadelphia seen neing . “ 1 LE: dod OM tor hg: grt eed fered their tribute of testimony to the worth of their f tor orders juyoren. nf VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 2—Arrived. brig Jt ot sored, but the petition will be presented on the 20th | jyjered toy etlonel the jonerod rastructress by the representation ut an attract | PAymynyt Jor cre net, Raterdam—Fanch, Edye & Co, = Stahl. Havunneh vin Now Bedford for Btdoho eh. aches Suieeasa: abeveve parmants: tHe shail oe ane | * Nd we ter all over the country, This del i nere | ive programme, The study hall was a perfect bower Hark Nellie May, Blair, Dunkirk (France,—I5 ¥ Metcalf FOREIG PORTS, Edward Waite, pCi) Gecretiown, DC, via Keron tor 7 we y has ace | wich havo you our opluion aud have decided | Of fragrant verdure, while iu golden signs appeared the | & Co. ian, Gitieanie ts ste mith, Ware. Porth Amboy for St Johan, Fru to renidenta of the Tako region on aerount of | wit, to 4,4 hut {i went ty “plans "are not | umbern” 1827-1847” above’ the “stags.” Ga one | ark Glantong, range, citn. Casini °F | Assne, Ang 6—Paseed. barks Nottie Mereyman, Masters. | Kot! Avbot Devereaux, Haskell, Cow Huy for New Vere the draining ters shall be paid Prior to the | rae, have picked” ont. place and | gide rat the pupils; on the other tho ob- nsen, Belize—Wm Jex & Co. from shivldeior Cherivon; C8 Bushnell, Maro, from New | cited ctirig Itt ma, sppomtinent of these cowimisstoners the Lom ale We outa mite, *LFimay UHE we cannot | ject of their voueration sit surrounded by the Wy, Para—Franeis Morand York for Iifogo: 8th, ship Thomas Lord, Hall, trom Hong | SAVANNA. Oct Ricitus, 0 missioner of Public Works was to have power Seiih tho Wiisen wot Te le che clersy and many of the most distinguished Jichtman, Port Spain—Daniel Trowbridge | Kons for New York: ton, Now York,” sienna Yo Went with these people, | 1 endeavored Bway thie tally We ontan tore to ant cee picks geutiomen of Now York, while an eagor and enthusias- | & Go : on PATINWALE, wept 18-—Arrived, sche Vietor, Crocker, New WAREHAM Sept 30—Arrived, schr Dione, McDonald, SAY ogues “cesetuted: fu" the-mimuer. “We | Sereterinssornote oven beh dy seg He aadionce filled the Femainder ot the ball. After | Schr Proseott Haroltine, Waalin, Gibrattar—F IT Smith | Yar Uh Cer tas peeived, rigs saltetn, Partridge, | “Stiton ane it Bartlett, Keller. Philadelpht i the prayer from “Moses” as an introductery thero fol atilda Brooks, Jones, Oporto—Jonas Smith & Co. | New York: Ventura (8p), Gibernan, Balumoro, WICKFORD, Sept 30-—oaited, sehr Northera Light, War. that we may have our peo ine n'port, barks Sadie, Gregory, from wanted to atcertain wi Atlantic, 1 One party demanced §. it damages would ve claim 1,000, Lut the property claimed Jowed ‘an original molodrama entitled ‘Ihe Feast Wilson, Holt, St Domingo City, ke—H W | | Bannapos, Xept 18 of the Golden Ingots”? This represented a large num- wiv” w Boston for, Fernandina. ready for to pick ont Place for my reservation ai Sept 20—Sniled, schr Henrietta, McAlin- er. New York, nfare TN STIL Ph 6 Your peupie try t ; . to be dainaged was Valued ut vuly Lait of thateum. | oy, Eat inte aoe | fl t hi if thei Smith, Montego Bay, Ja—G Wes- | from New York. din jg Britannia, Hotchkiss, from do, delphi cold gaditaigihe erty and that is what’ 1 want to do ber of Persian iadics about to choose one of their | “sehr Addis Wessels, Smith, i 7 pita, Two suits for dameges wore tried in ‘he courts, wod | Kaiher has plenty of Mt to do. My number as queen of an inocent festival. I'he choice St vene Wola rgd a ag AE ior i sobre # er Joshus Grindle, Freethy, St Jago (Cuba)—J H Win. | rive mn the plaintifls were awarded six anda quarter ceuts | We want our agency at Wo vi Hy SH" r ih each case. These neople faucy that the | wordsts me are very ood, but we. do not wa ey pak nik robe wiia’s crown of, aiemonds | chester «00. NB—PI CURE Tow, COM, Aug 21-In port, bark Elmtranda ~pLACHTS, STHAMBOA'TS, ‘thy and can atlord to pay immense sums tor | t@ the Missouri River and move baek aj ‘4 7. Schr G F Baird (Br), Starkey, St Jobo, NB—I Jarl peasy ‘ " LARGE SOOW FOR S. ma) Ye +o pay w glistening or jet black hair; a circlet of Lamphenr, for Port Elizabeth and Natal. AL, CHEAP; 75X24x5 Avery sight advantage. They estimate the au White men never throw away thelr Pare Ta peermter | the same adorned hor neck and. arms, | *S3°* notte, Simpson, New Haven—Cartwright & Doyle, | Faturn Port. Oct 2—Hased, stoamer Quedec (Br), foot; good order. F. P. EASTMAN, foot Slut ste He ie of water drawn off in gallons, anu, claiming toe ay low : se ith Ghee tent u 4 . ‘nearle, trom Liverpool for Quebec eT — cumocontencersenatatie so Sater, they contend they should'be paid tor it by tho | want tothrow our iabore ayuye Ti ney eee aa 8,208" | Ot boreian legends; 10 ‘new eulte followed © bery of SAILED, oy aapaennebecctmapniita a © im), tre | io teon a Oe herer eon jlov. Some Ccthgcig eee be more moderate in that property away you should pay us for it, It yon pay ue | magnificently dressed ladies, while smaller girls, at- Danne Rona, Aug 25—Satted, barks Jas S Stone, Wonton, | fot of 82d st, Hast river. Inqu Seer demands, bus oe the whole | could make DO | tr ot Peeve here that tele herwise we cannot. | tired as puges, acted as train bearers to the princely 7 hl 1; Gon Barnes, Sa- | Yokoham: h. Eecort, Waterhouse, Guam. MUGBOATS AND AL Grranpement with thom. We have never paid out one | itt Compelied to part with, We Ths Tear ik Pala | cortége. Ax these approached the dais of the Queen Btenmors Wyoming (Be) or er aitine Constantine, Lone | Cleared Aug 28, bark Woodhall (Br). Lowe. Portland, O. Tyee Tugboas, new, 10szoxi 1, compo © we Seen ae, Tom ney of the Vand if neons ie bark nseor eek anya ah RUSE | atrange, weird music filled the air and a prophet of the | Yons'Melenlor (csr). Hiremen dieertemande (Ger), doc | In port Aug 90, bark Enuly Ohaniin (Br), ido, eden" inservice Ancien don ae Jakes, We ciaim Lng bee fi dl yond Lak Mahopac, would Tike to get paid, but it appen olden time appeared, praying before the dark curtaiy | Ragnar (Be), Liverpool: Joseph Fish, Antwerp: barks Pecrsnd. 0, 1 uifetiod, sooenite: Bibernton: (Br), Archer 6 Propeller En, lacy Sh ananeee. s nd not these peop o neen given permise | Whenever you goin ae of futarity; suddenty (his curtain parted, uisclosing | isromen (Ver), do Wakefield, Anjer: Northumbrian (11), IFAS, Oat Sate 9 ’ cyl. by 9 feet stroke, . sion by (he Leke Mahopac Manulacturivg Company, | that rond son expect to ger something. taink | atableun of surprising beauty, in which the Blessed | Cork ur Fatmouth: Cedar Croft (iri te enn yer pO sets Hondokiip (lr), Biddle, noe which controle the waters, to traw them of, We =e Geo ape by travellin son a certain road you won't | Virgin, rom @ commanding height, looked gragioasly |. (Ger), Hamburg; To ip gd on B. Bult River. UPLAND, 04 Broadway, lave moumettied what amouyt-were (ornay ine com. | Fey sag'tay wliere l wm thle winder and in the sperateneat | dows Upow the sans of the olden ume, This vision. | EON. "tenon Agron, Albert. full: Jennle Morton, St | Manta, Aug 14—Salled, bark Camilla, Johneon, New | D-stEAM YAGHT FROM 60 0 00 7 ny and LT anya i pete sar Comm amoners Us onour reservation. The renson | tell yon (ele le ent | and the praye.s of the Prophet convorted the Parsian | John iro: Br), ——=: sehre Ada G TaeR, saat, Sept D0—Sallod, steamers Priee, Brows. Je nee ea mast be fost, incomplete order and nicoly out ui a ded is tho ry hi te - ‘ 0 . Montarar, — Ty 0 ress, te decide, The fact th it is the tr Us stay where we are this winter and | Princess and her court to the truo faith Shortli joy, ual on; Aloxander Har. marrow Grainger, ‘Hull; 8M Hany Leng, Giese Lone: ‘ess, mating full particulars, box 2,465 Pos Let the plastids in phe two sulle alluded to nothing but | in the spring we will go where you want us to, Lcame hore. Miss Grosy now delivered an address fraught with | ding, and & Sinnickson,