The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1877, Page 10

‘10. THE DEAD PRIMATE. JHE REMAINS LYING IN STATE IN 6T. PAT RICK'S CATHEDUAL, NEWALK-—THE ABRANGE- MENTS FOR TO-DAY. ‘About three o’clock yesterday afternoon the rich pontifical vestments of the late Archbishop Bayley ar- rived in Newark {rom Baltimore, and Mr, Mulha, the undertaker, proceeded to robe the remains of the dead prelate in them proparatory to the lying in state in §t. Patrick’s Cathedral A plaster cast was taken of the Archbishop's face by Mr. Robert Cushing, a New York sculptor. The body bad been carefully em- balmed during the previous night and yesterday Dra, O'Gorman and Nichols made @ pos!-mortem examina tion, The cause of death, according to the regular certificate requirod by ihe city from the attending physician, was “hypertrophy of the heart and fatty Gegeneration of theliver.” ‘Ap bour after the roves arrived the rematns, laid in an oaken casket lined with linen and baving gilt ban- dies, were borne to the Cathedral, near by, and placed ‘fat the head of the central aisle, In iront of the altar railing. Tho casket was placed with the hoad toward ‘the altar, the teet inting toward the Cathedral en- trance, ‘It was plaaed ‘$0 that one had to look up and not down on the form of the dead, tho boad beng considerably higher than the fect. The face looked ite paturally, except that bis skin, under the embaimer’s hand, bad become almost milky white. The robes are of she costii- est material. On the head was a@ white mitre, On the foarth finger of the right nand, both hands being encased in embroidered purple gloves, was the ring worn by the Archbishop on eet ‘occa- sions and by all of bis predecessors in Baltimoro, Tbe stone is of purplish color—not an amethyst—and 16 surrounded with two circles of large diamonds. On the fect were richly embroidered shippers, A small black crucilix lay on tue breast and six candles burned around the casket. During the atternoon and evening great crowds of people visited the Cathearal gud viewed the remains. The Young Mcn’s Catholic Association and the Young Men’s Sodality took charge of the Cathedral as soon us the body was placed there, and acted as a gual Of honor througn the night, At the funeral this morn- Ing the Young Men’s Catholic Association and Young Men’s Sodality will Jollow the hearse from tho Cathedral to the depot, the entire body of the clergy Deing in advunce of the hearse in carri Other Societies will probably participate, and they are ex- pected to taliin line benind the hearse. On arriving at the Market street depot tho body will bo placed on the paiace car Ocean, which will be attache to tho | limited express train which leaves at 9:53 A M., and arrives in Baltimore at three Il’, M. THE NEWS IN BALTIMORE. [Bx TELEGEAPH TO THE HERALD.) Barrosore, Oct, 4—Evening. The 6 of Archbishop Bayley’s death was tele- grapbed to Very Rev. J. Paul Debreuil, administrator of the archdiocese of Baltimore, at half-past twelve P. M. yesterday, by Bishop Gibbon. The result had Deen foresh dowed in a letter from Bisbop Gibbon ro- ceived during the morning, in which ho said that the Archbishop could not possibly survive another day. Upon the receipt of the telesram Dr. Debreuil beld a conference at the archiepiscopal resi- dence, at which Rev. Fathers Leo, Curtis, sec- rotary to the Archbishop, and Starr, chaneellor of the diocese wore present A few minutes belore Boon the Cathedral bells began tolling a requiem, and the Intelligence of the sad event was thus quickly communicated throughout the city. The accounts of fie last hours of the distinguished prolate, as pub- lished, wero read with paintul interest, und the news provoked uviversal expressious of rogret. While Archbishop Bayley was not so popular personally among the great masses of Baltimore Catholics as his predecessor, Archbishop Spaulding, on account of bis comparatively brief sojourn her he bad won tho highest esteein of the clergy by and piety aud the affections of thousands of the parisnioners oi his archdiocese. A PEACEFUL DEATH. The Rev. B. J. McManus, who was with bim in Europe, and was present at bis deatubed, returned to Baltimore last night. He states that the death of the Archbisbop was ono of the huppiest he aad ever looked apon, and bis dissolution took place so quietly as to be almost imperceptible to tnese around him. INSIGNIA OF GRIEF. Instructions were given last night to have th eathedral apd the arcbiepisco; residence draped in mourning. The great columas porting ibe tront of the Cathedral are also to be heavily draped tn black, ARRIVAL OF THE BODT. The train bearing the corpee, arrayed in full pon- tifical vestments, will be received by a delegation of Catholic clergy of this city and other placea) The various Catholic societies will form a grand procossiony which will escort the body tothe archicpiacopal ress dence, where it wili be iplnoed, om ® cataiaiqae in 4 west parlor aad lie in te. ATrangemenis wil shen be made enabie people to view the ree mains. The budy will ite in state unt 1 gesday morn: jng next, when it will be transterred to the Cathedral, where the imposing ubsequies will be held, FUNERAL SERVICES. The ceremonics will bo oi the wost elaborate and impreesive character. The funeral oration will bo de- livered by Bisbop Foley, ol Chicago. At tho close of the service, and tn accordance with the Archbishop’s dying request, the remains will be removed to Em- mettsbarg for interment. All the other Archbishops of Baltimore are buried in the crypt at the Cathearal TUE SUCCESSION. Bishop Gibbons will ina few weoks enter upon thi duti the Archepiscopate of Baltimore as }’rimato of the Catholic Churcn in America, be having been some Months since appointed stant to Archbishop Bayley, with the mght of succession. FUNBRAL CEREMONIES, Tho reception of the remains oi tue late Archbishup Bayloy in this city to-morrow wiil be sigpalized by ao imposing procession and other ceremonies, the ar- Fangements for which were completed ata meeting The tive minutes to ten A. M. train on the deipbia, Wilmington and Baltimo: Katlroad will convey a delegation of clergy from this tity to Wilmington of Perryville, where they will meet the body and return with it to Baltimore, At three P. M. the train will arrive at tne Union Depot, wnero it will be received by the charch officiuls and escoried by a guard of honor to the arcuiepiscopal residence. All the Catholic societies ‘will parade without rogalla, and it is expected the cor- tége will number several thourand, While the pro- cession is pavsing from the depot the Cathedral bell will be tolled. Tho body will lie in state antil Tuesday on @ caiufalque in the archiepiscopal residence, guarded alternately by the various Catholic soctetics, and the public will be afforded an opportu- nity to view the features of the dead prelate on fu day, Tho smpressive funcral ceremontes will be in vbe Cathedral, The funeral oration will be di ive ered by Bisnop Foley, of Chicago, but the celebrants of the mass have not yot been determined upon, At Emmittsburg only the final rites at’ the grave will be vbserved, OBITUARY, AUGUSTUS I, GILLELL. This gentleman, a retired New York merchant, and long a resident of Newark and elder in the South Park Presbyterian Church, died at his home early yesterday morning, He was quite a valued contributor to tne Newark and New York pross, his maia studies boing antiques wod humane associations, MRS, DANIEL B. BRUEN. The wife of Daniel B, Bruen, Mrs. Mary Ann Bruen, died in Newark late on Wednesday night, Sho was a descendant of General Greetou, of the Revolution, and a cousin of Rev. S. lrenwus Prime, of Now York, Her husband, Capiain Bruen, isa descendant of oue of the original settiers of Nowark in 1666, and has been Grand Master of tho Now Jersey Free Masons, THOMAS DONALDSON. Tho death of Thomas Donaldson, one of the most distinguished members of tho Baltimore Bar, which occurred ot bis residonce, in Moward county, yester- day morning, was announced in all the conrts yoster- day, and Atting tributes to his eminent ability and worth were paid by his associates, Mr. Donaldson ‘waa in his sixty-second year, and ry death Was caased by a recent siroke of paralysis, Ho was graduated at Harvard, in 184, and after a fow yours spent m civil engineering, studied law with the late Hon, Wiillam Sehley, and for many years hi held a position in the front ranks of | that projession at the Maryland Bur, Mrs, Commodore Yorker, who died recently, was bis cliost daughter, and one of his brothers is Admiral Doualdson, of tho Vaited Stat avy. Wh the repudiation scheme was belore the Saryland isiature jer Governor Pratv’s administration, he exerted ail bis efforts to de. feat the measure aud ils rejection 1s largoly attributed to the determined stand he wok, Mr. Donaldson mar- ried a granddaughter of Colonel Thomas Pickering, of Boston, and leaves a family of nine childron. POLAR SLAR ASSOCIATION. Tho Polar Star Mutual Bonent Assoctation hold its annual mocting last evening In the Teutonia Assembly Rooms, for the purpose of electing five trustees and anging its bylaws, A bylaw was introduced givin, fone widow or next of kin ofa member $1 Jor f member, Thoro are now 776 members, so that tho benefit fund is quite aa important ivem. Tho society organized 1 1871, and from present indications present membership. A FATAL FALL. Mrr, McCapille, of No. 140 Richardson strect, win jameborg, fell from the window in the third story ot her residents to the yard yesterday morntug and f er neck, She, her pusband, Hugh, and his Bateer, earn Wright, podiers, had been ‘drinking heavily on Wednesaay iat, ani i Auppoeed that, h « nce of liquol jos. her balance jl boo pa - map nanan de ‘on me aS they 4 bold for the action of the Coroner, seep js entertained that thoy had Se ee ee i a BULGARIAN DESOLATION. ENGLISH TESTIMONY AS TO THE CONDITION OF TBE CHBiSTIAN POPULATION—MURDEB AND OCTBAGE BAMPANT—DEPLORABLE CONDITION OF THE SURVIVORS. (From the London Times, Sept, 21.) Rewer Camp, Canvova, Sept. 5, 1877. ‘vhe experience of the last two days has been by common consent the most painful in the lives of the four Enghstmen who are bere, In my last, I think, I put the former population of this beautiful and wealthy town at 10,000, Careful inquiriee made since bave con- vinced us that 20,000 here and 9,000 or 10,000 at Sopot would be a far more accurate computation. At present, beyond a fow score soldiers aud a dozen or so Bulgarian men, who are doubtless hiding in aifferent houses, the Itving souls are some 6,000 or 6,000 women and children, who are either innabitants or have fled here for shelter trom Sopot and Kalifer, whore the massacres and pillaging bave, as you are aware, been rather moro complete, Of all these helpless creatures not a dozen are desperate enough to leave their empty houses, except to run here in weeping groups, beseeching us for that protection which 1t makes the blood boil to be powerloss to give. Any- thing hke the White Terror here can scarcely have ‘existed since the French Revolution. In other places the basbi-bazouks and Circassians have como and cone like a blasting sand storm and the living bave raised their heads upon their departure, Hero, for noarly six agonizing wocks, they have como and gone at their own hellish will, and their hapless quarry have awaiting their inevitable SUFFERINGS OF TH SURVIVORS, Mr. Fawcett, Colone! Blunt, Mr. Master and I have be- tween us entered some hundreds of substantially built houses, crowded with tcrrifed women and children, and in no single house was there u scrap of movable property to be discovered, nora rag, except those which had been halt torn trom the wearers’ backs. Also not a woman was there who bad not bad to fly more than once in mortal terror betore rufflans who, under the pretence of searching for men, either perpetrated or attempted nameless outragos. It waa perfectly peartoreeking to witness the signs of bupger and fear, Then, you can imagine ckening feeling with which we Ito night after night listening to the shrieks of women coming from various quart 1 town, Picture w yourself, if a cap, the sufferings of these poor things witnout lignt—there is not a gill of oil or a candle out of the guardhou: —with empty stomachs and sick hearts, or the news of tho Dangings at Pbilippopolis have somehow reached this place, And there 1s abundant ovidence that all these people were two months ago what wo call well-to-do, Theire is no case of wretched Deings inured to misery and hardened by perpetual wunt. There is not a rookery or a rome of sqaulor in the town. Every buriding stands in what was a short time ago a well kept garden, and posscases even still innumerable evidences of former “comfort.” Carlova mast have been in happy times a little paradise, and pother; situated in Cumberiand-like scenery, hu rtificial canuls diverted irom tho mountein streams running through cach plot, where every sort of flower and vegetable known iu temperate climes flourished in glorious profusion, The ample turage prodnces the best meat aad milk in Turkey. The wild flowers everywhere provide enormous quantiites of honey. The profitable manulacture of the nativo cioth had brought general pecuniary prospenty, and the result was that, in the opinion of tour old travel- Jers, Carlova and its neighborhood was the one place ja which, always excepting his own dear home, gach would have liked to live, WORK OF TURKISH SAVAGES, of armed roffanism fs, Jong, cucumbers, Indian corn, grapes, apples, pears, pluiss, walnuts, aubergines nre to ‘be bad for tbe gathering. The owner and planter of tnese is proba- Diy hanged, for he was evidently a respectable map. Oa the lef, of our encampmont is a rapid running watercourse, in which we got @ morning bath. Stepping across this, and entering a wrenched open garden door, we came upon what was tho principal Cloth factory. Like every other house it is & complete wreck—proprictor bung at Philippopolis, But the more solid and substantial cloth making machinery, driven by a water whoel, bas resisted the destro; d stands mockingly motionicss, while the wi and four children, emboldened by our presence, creep in every morning, covered with rags, to carry away the garden stuff to keep their attenuated bodies to- geihor, We havo variously estimated the ital of the Jate enterprising proprietor at irom £10,000 to £20,000. Like most Bulgarmns, he seems to have been a pious mad, for in his country bouse, among t! other 48, lies a New Testament torn in balf. Bor- dering us on the right aro some half-dozen empty houses, from which we have ‘ooted’’ for camp use an old broken table, a stool and four wooden chairs, which were literally all the effosis not broken or torn to shreds. One of tirem Was a very superior buliding, and yosterday eveming three women und several little girls asked our () to eutér this, their tormer home, to take some grapes and vegetables irom their own gar- den, ‘ihe mother of the childrea, a stately, com- Pposedly speuking woman, implored us to say if’ It was true thata great many respectable Buigarinns bad been oxccuted at Philippopolis, and if we bad heard anything of her husvand, who had been arrested and fent there. We hold out faise hopes, 1 am afratd, by assuring ber that the Pacha deciated be was only banging wicked men; thut reports of borrors wore exaggerated, and she should hope for the best, &a But tho still desolation, beartrending as it is, was completely driven from our minds wheu we encoun. tered the weeping and groauing misery of some two thousand poor eouls who we relieved from the pangs of acate hunger in our rounus througo the town, At first, as our arabas balted under their care- fully boarded windows, with Englisumen standing in them, their sleeves turned up und their clothing all white with floar, the poor things were afraid to open their doors, Soon, bhowover, hunger-driven old omen came trembling to a quickly-opened side door, id, WIth & nervous glance up aud down the street, held up their aprons and in ¥ cases slipped off their petucoats to receive the shower of rice and our trom our pans. Each, according to the num- ber of souls in the house, received about a fort- night's suppiy. All wept bitterly anu invoked all the different biessings they could think upon our heads, By degrees, finding, nothing terrible bapponing, conf- deuce came, and our wagous were surrounded by crowds ol famisbed jooking women and children of all a, pushing and struggling to get pear, in the vain deavor to be served first. Women in the backgrouad held up their hastily constructed bags and thetr chil- drep, and, with imploring looke and prayers, begged uot to be lett out. From morning to night this has gone on for two days, und still not hall the people nave been ap- proached, To see the despair each evening at dusk as we had to desist was dreadiul, but, with every desire to do our bes! wo have to busvaad our strength, tor already the bot sun aud bad smells of the fever siricken houses are telling on us Wo are obliged to keep a careful look out all night, as the bashi-bazonks have made no secret of their objection to our presence, and the authorities are becoming decidedly cool, although it was at their express desire that we gave aid to the Bulgarians. G W. JEWETT’S WILL, Tho will of the late G. W. Jewett, of Port Richmond, who was killed by an explosion in bis oMce in Front street in this city, bas been admitted to probate. Sr, Jowett leaves to his wife Gertrude all his household furniture, silver plate, horses aod carriages, Tho whole of his estate, real and personal, exclusive of tho above mentioned property, is left in trust to his wife Gertrude, executrix, and Jobn A. Dean and Benjamin C, Webster, of Bethlehem, executors, to be sold at public auction or private sale in order that the follow- ing bequests might be mace, If atthe time of his death ho should be a member of any frm or partner. ship in which Mr, Joseph A. Dean should also be an active pariner, and it such business should be con- tinued and Mr, Dean rematn a partner in it, then the execulors and exeoutrix are directed, should Mr, Dean request it, to loan such firm a sum uot exceed. tng $50,000, without security and at seven per cent interest, end to continue the loan for a period not ex- ceeding three years. Tho executrix and execuiors aro further empowered to loan to said firm, at thoir dise erction, an additional sum of $50,000, at seven per cent, secured by bond and mortgage, To uy wile Gertrude, in leu of dower and all ower share in his estaie, except 48 above provided, the aunual sum of $10,000, for her own uso and benefit, to be paid semi-an~ unally wad not to be agsigned, anticipated nor encum- bered by her. On the death of his wile this anauity is to goto his daughter, Mary D, Taintor, for hor own uso and benefit. Margaret Conuers, tho nurse of nis boys, is to receive an annuity of $150 per year. Bis daugh- | ter, Mary D, Taintor, 18 to receive $10,000 annually, | in semi-annual payments, out of the income | of his estate. Un the death of his daugh- ter the annuity js to be held fn trust for his grandson, Harry Sherman Taintor, to be paid to hitn and his brotuer and sisters, who may be living at the time of the death of Mary D, Tarntor, in oquit shares, Each of Mr. Jewewt’s grandehildron who enall Teach the age ot twent, for the firm of Jowett & Sons for a period of ive years from his death, at A2¥en per cont, on furnishing proper securitios, Li Mary D, Taintor shuli die during the lite of her husband, leaving no chiid or grandobild sur. Viving her, thea her husband 1s to receive $20,000, The following bequests are aiso made:—Five Ports House of Industry, $2,000; Home for Aged and Indigent Females, Brooklyn, $2,000, New York City Hospital, $5,000; Church ‘of the Redeemer, on Staen Island, $5,000; Staten Island Halt Orphan Asylum, $2,500; 5. ; R smith Infirmary, $2,500. The remainder of the estate undisposed of goes to Mary D. Taintor. A RASCALLY CONSTABLE, = 8 5 = 8 3 3 2 > H E = < s & 3 g 2 cs £ Tho Grond Jury of Warren county, N. J., which has just finished {i# labors, found tnreo indictments against ex-constable Willmam M. Baughart, of Oxford towneh!p, The first indictmont was for burglary, another fur receiving ato.en goods, aud the third is for personaling a magistrate, conspiring with George Shannon, a well-known resident of Warren coun ad pretending to marry @ girl camed Mary Kuroaman fo Shannon. Baughart was Zouterday arrested by Deputy Sheriff Thomas L. Smith on a bench warrant issued out of the Court of Oyer and Terminer of Warren county. He was taken to Belvidere, and locked up ip the County Jail to await trial, FIRES, THE SAXONY WOOLLEN MILLS, ATP TRENTON, DESTROYED, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Trexton, N. J., Oct, 4, 1877. The Saxony Woollon Mills, comprising au extensive brick buildiag at the foot of Union street, in this city, was destroyed by fire to-night. The conflagration broke out about nine o'clock and in about twonty minutes afterward the fire department arrived on the scene, but in spite of all the efforts used to extinguish them tne flames gained rapid headway and went beyond all control, The wind blew from the north and fanned the blaze until its reflection could be seen for miles around, WORKING AMID THK RAIN. ‘The rain poured in torrents, and the fremen and the ‘vast crowd of people that flocked to the scene were drenched. Still everybody worked vigorously to pre- vent the fre from spreading to adjacent structures, The confagration last till after midoight. It was ulterly 1mpossible to stop it in the beginning, This is the fourth time the oullding has taken fre. On the previous occasions it was but partially consumed, THK LOSS ‘The loss is estimated at $50,000, reported fully cov- ered by insarance. The factory was owned by a com- pany, of which Isaac Weatherby is President and Jobo Bunt Secretary ana Treasurer. The fire is supposed to have originated from the upsetting of a jump on aquantity of cotton. HOTEL AND CONVENT BURNED. Derpr Live, Vt, Oct. 4, 1877. At midnight a fre broke out in Studdert’s Hotel at Stanstead, Province of Quebec, which was consumed, with the barns and outbuildings, The Convont de la Congregation de Notre Dame and the Congrogational Church, on the opposite side of the stroot, wero totally destroyed, but fre engines from other places prevented the further 5] ot the flames. 1 L088. ‘The loss on Studdert’s Hote! is $10,000; insurance $3,500, in,the Royal Canadian. Loss on convent. 13,000; insurance $3,500, in the Royal of England, The Joss and insurance on the church is unknown. DESTBUCTIVE FIRE IN PITISTON—HOTEL DE- STROYED. Prtrston, Pa., Oct. 4, 1877. A fro broke eut this morning in the Oquaga Hotel, a brick building, totally destroying the hotel and an adjoining block of frame business and dwolling houses, Neorly all the furniture and personal effects in the hotel were lost, The total damage will amount to several thousand dollars, FIRES IN THE CITY. The fre patrol at eleven o'clock last night discov- ered smoke and flames issuing frora the windows on the second floor of the American Express building, a seven story iron front structure at No. 61 Hudson street, An alarm brought several engines to the spot before the fire bad made much headway, and a second alarm being at once sounded half a dozen streams of water were goon drenching the burning material. This proved to bea beap of packing boxes and parcels containing misoellancous goods. The loss could not be estimated very closely, but it is thought $1,000 ‘will cover it, At midnight the fre was under control and soon ulter it was completely extinguisned, Shortly before the breaking out of the tire the three story brick building at No. 228 Kast Eighth street, oc- cupied by Louis Reiss, was found to be in flames, The rain kept the Ore in check until the arrival of the engines when {t was extinguished, aftor the building hed been damaged to the extent of $1,000. Whilothe firemen were at work bere the second alarm from the fire in Hudson strect sent a squad of them through the storm to the scene of the lutter. PETER WELSH’S DEATH, Coroner Kibbe, of New Brunswick, yesterday held fan inquest on the body of Peter Welsh, who was mur- dered by bis brother-in-law, Jonn Kenna, at Deaus, Middlesex county, N. J. John Welsh, aged twelve, a son of the deocased, was tho only witness to the tragedy, and he testified that he saw his father and uncle quarreiling on Sunda: His uucle was intoxicated. He anw them fight, and then his tatner picked up an axe His uncle theo rap iuto the house, and, picking up a Dutcher knito, ran back to the fron of the house aud plunged the Knife into Welen’s The boy then told the netghbors. After Wt. fran stabbed ho made complaint against Kenna before Justice Giles, The tury return verdict that deceased camo to Dis sh from stab wounds inflicted by James Kenna, ov Soptember ent yotin Jay SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER TT aeaner | Betta |Destinacrony Opies. Celtic, co 6. Li . 1Oct City of Richmond. Oct 6.) L1 Egypt. Ost tetntopi ‘Steamer. 87 Broadway 15 Broudway oo baer bf 7 Bowling Green 2 Rowling Green 29 Brondway 55 Broad’ 4 Bowling (ireon 17 Bowling Green :| Glasgow: . |72 Broadway +] Hamburg. 101 Broadway :] Rotterdam .|50 Broadway Liverpool. 115 Broadway |. \Liverpool..137 Broadway Liverpool. . }60 Brondwa} Ginsgow...|7 Bowling Green Devonin,. Montana. Gellert %.| Rotterdam. -| Liverpoo! 7: Liverpool City of Chester. Adriatic. Anchori Nevada, Suevi Idaho. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AXD MOON, NIGH WATER. 601 | Gov, island, 6 36 | Sandy Hook, 4.22) Holl war hoon rises...morn HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Ocronr: 1 “iar. (thers) State of At | owe, iinen | De | wing! Weather ees ——|—— Tlorsestioe. . 70| SEIRainy Hospital ship. zl SE]. ainy Narrows... SK) Rainy At 8:40 PM the wind shifted to N, with a very heavy squall of wind and rain, risen ssinne PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE ARRALY STEAM YAORTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Stenmer Athenian (Br), Thompson, Palermo Sept 3, De- nia 10th, Malaga and Gibgaltar Isth, with mdso to Phelps to Lenders Steamer Havana Sept 20, wi and 26 p B Ward & Co, Oct I X of Gape Florida, passed sehr “kmma Riley. iy sche His Kiley, trom Clentuecos for Boston) 5 2 Jon 79 46, orig Chas A Sparks, trom Havana ork. tor Now a Mtenmer City of Vera Crus, D Havana Sept 29, & sons. and passonge New Urienns, with mdse and passengers k toamer Algiers, Burdick, New mdse to Boyert & Morgan. Xteamer City of Dalins, Hines, Brunswick Sopt 27 nnd Royal 28th, with “mdse and passengers to 0 Hf Mallory FAL 5 7 days, Senman. Orieans 7 days, with Stemmer San Jacinto. Hagard, Savannan Sept 29. with mdse and passengers to Geo \ gnu shi flea MeNeil (of Thomaston), Jordan, Liverpoot Septs, in taliast, to snow & Burgess, le anchored in snd Bay tor orders, akespenrre (4 o Theo Reser. r). Krouse, Londen Aug 27, in Anchored in Gravesend Bay’ for Ship Emerald Isle, Staples, London Aug 21, 1n ballast, to Grinnoll, Minturn & Co Sbiy Tudson, Knight, London 27 days, with mdse to tL, Minturn & ¢ Joln Bertran in balinst, to C Tobias & Co, ‘xhip Prima Donna, bunt, se to © H Mallory & Oe, i . Rolat, St Nazaire 30 days, ‘an Franeiseo Jane 20, with ‘ape Horn Auc @ and he N balling and N71, had astrong NE «: Juno H Smith, of Trolund, steward, his throat; was burted at sea, Chester, San Francisco June 35 isark Lona Funet, Kuso Hark Kanu (Aust), Mareseo, Belfast 34 days, in ballast, to Benham & Boyesen, Hark [new Ger), Windhorst, Trieste 76 days, and Gibral- tar dO days with rags and empty barrels to Theo Ruger. Had fing weather to Hn dept JO, took mbeavy gale from Ne, insting J+ {8aps Jansen, London 5 anys, in ballast, to by je Ourry (of Windsor, NS), Curry, Rouen 43 ast to © W Berteanx. Sept 30, on George’ bark Scotia (Br), trom Liverpool for Balti- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1877.-TRIPLE Bark Olive Thurlow, Corbett, Bordeaux 41 days, with mdse to Brett, Son & Co. Hark Thor (Nor, Thoriesen, Marseilles 52 days, in bal- to Benham & boyesen. ik Nt Ant Teal) Cafiero, Marseill Passed Gibraltar Aug since variable wii 49 46, exchanged 18 with bark Johnne Marie (Ger), hence for slamburg. Bark Ernst Ladwiz Woltz (Ger). Epping. Iqulque 110 asel to unc! trate of soda to D L Sturges: ver bs d Cape Horn July 27, and crossed the 25 12, lon 58 30, alifax for Porto make for took, Rio Saneiro 49 days, with scrap iron iy 4 Co, to Geo Cicgl; vessel Brig Abbie Clifford, Hrandt, Old Harbor, Ja, 25 days. with logwood and sugar to AH Soloman & Co; vessel to James i, Ward & Co. . Ysiaora Riot (of Nassau), Sheppard, Humacoa, Pi days, with sugar to Rivera & Co; vessel to Brett, Bon & Co. Brig L Staples, Stowers, Boston Oct 1, in ballast, to Car- ver & Barn , Shute, Boston Oct 1, In ball: Barnes, eh 8 7 Baker, Jayne, Pernambuco 45 days, in ballast 0 A Abbott. Schr OM Marrett, Reod, Maranbam, 28 days, with sugar and sking so Burdett & Pond; vessel t¢ it J Weiberg,& Co: Sept 18, lat 20 09, lon 57 30, spoke brig Thomas Turull, hence for Pors spain. ‘Mehr Robert Myhan, Whittemore, San Bins 30 days, with cocoanuts to J § Tucker, & Co. Schr Nymph (Br), Brown, Belize, Hon, 22 days, with rub- to Carver ber, Ae, to Leayeraft & Co. Schr Brunette (of Senrsport), Rich, Jucksonville 18 days, with lumber to Drow & Bucklo; vessel to it P Buck & Sept 29. during aheary gale trom . shipped a heavy sea which carried away headgear, jibboom and flying jib: same time, CH Hendiy, seaman, of Noank, Ut, aged 22 Yours, was washed overboard and was drowned. Sehr Georgia, Dodge, Philadelphia for Belfast, Me. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Beaconsfield (Br), Smith, Neweastle, E, via Boston for New York, toJ 8 lucker ¢ Uo, pbtoamer City of Sew Bediord, Fish, Now Bediord tor ew Yor! Brig Kossack (of Now York), Blackwood, Sydney, CB, wie New London for New York with sow! tor Talbot Cot v AM 28th, and was plines to inon about 160 tons cargo before getting off (as before reported). Baur Abbott Devereaux, Haskell, Cow Bay, CB, for New York, Sclir H T Townsend, Smith, Windsor, NS, for New Yorn. Sebr Cubs (Br). Hutehinson, Pictou, NS,’ for New York, with coal to Perkins & Job. Sebr & A Buker, Baker, Georces Banks for New York. Schr James Henry, Snow, Rockland tor New York, sehr Joseph Farwell, Grozory, Rockport for New York. Schr Geo Whistler, Burcuase, Rockport for Now York, Schr Laura HJ tousins, Bangor for New York. Schr Wigwam, teal, River larvor tue New York. Scbr Ira D Sturgess, Johnson, Bat Schr surprise, Seaman, Salem for New York. Schr Pennsylvania, Edwards, Boston for New York. ght Hannah Willets, Dottridee, New Bedford for Now 01 Schr WD Mangum, Chase. Now Bedford for New York. Bchr America, West, Providence for New York. Schr M E Woodhull, Horton, Providerice for New York, Selr T W spencer, Northam, Providence for New York. Schr Charles E smith, Smith, Providence for New Yora, Sehr Wm A Levering, Providence for New York, Sebr John E Hurst, Cook, Pawtucket for ‘ork, yiahe James W Brown, Coombs, Providence for New a1 Sehr Wm L Peck, Bunce, Cold Spring for Now York. Sehr P M Wheaton. Barrett, Cold Spring for Now York, dehr Margaret anmeny ea Bi an Sebr EH Wil s Saulsbury, Portland, Ct, for New in y Sehr Silas Brainur 0 chr Jano M Brainard, Peck, Portland, Ct, for Now York. Schr Duretta Kahn, Carroll, Portland, Ct, iw Ye Schr Aunie J Russell, Dupont, Portiand, ‘ork. Sehr J_K Sbaw, Cox, Bridgeport for Baltimore. Schr Escort, Wakely, Bridgeport tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia, Brace. Now York lor Portland. Steamer Defiance, Crocke: jadelphia for Fall River, Schr D Ellis, Torrey, New York for Belfast. Schr Stephen Watts, Watts, New York for Machias, Schr Trade Wind, Gray, New York tor Rocklan Sebr Henry er. Hateh, New York for Fall River. Sebr Sarai R Thomas, Arnold, New York for Portland, ct, Schr Marcena Munson, Dexter. Hoboken for Providence, Sebr Win Whitehead, Ttus, Hoboken for Providence, Sebr John Stockham, Hart, Port Johnson fur Providence, Carried away foresnil off Whitestone. Schr Onward, Gorham, Elizabethport for Bucksport. ¥ chr Emma, White, Amboy for Taunton, Sebr Muttie Wiles, Hiles, Philadelphia for Salem. Schr J H De Wolf, Howe, Baltimore for Boston. The following are detained by the prevailing nor’ and anchored in tne ronds above Bark Schamyl, New York for Alexandria, E. Bark Georgiotta, New York :or Auckland, NZ, Bark Chiettain, New York for London, hark Nellie, New York for Dunkirk, Brig Wexford (Br), New York tor Waterford, I. Brig Johanna, New York for Pernambuco. Brig Egbert, New York for Rio Janeiro. Aino all the eastward bound vessels which came through this PM. for New * CLEARED, hist Vindotana (Br). Gillon Bristol—~Funch, Eaye & 0. Steamer Herder (Ger), Brandt, Uamburg vis Plymouth and Chorboury—Kunbardt & Co, i) Steamer Koln (Ger), Ringk, Bremen vie Suuthamptou— —Heirichs & Co. ‘Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Ca. Steamer Hatteras, Mullett, Norfolk—Old Dominion Steam, ship Co. enreamer Ellio Knight, McCreery, Philade}phia—Bogort & on Franconia, rage, Portland—I F_ Ames, iteamer Haucus, Hearse, Bostou—H ¥ Dimoak rk Ancust Friedrich (Ger), Moll, Lyttleton and Dune- Muller & Quorenu. rk Homborsund (Nor), NI ‘ewcastle, R—Funeh, Edyo & Ca, ‘nek Bombay (Ital), Villa, Dundes—Slecovich & Co. Bark Giprey Queon ‘<fir), “Montgomery, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Benham & Boyenen. hark Eltisif (Nor), Houge, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Benham & Boyesen. Burk Javon (Nor), Stion, Cork for orders—Panch, Fdye & ©o. Tinrk Rosita (Nor), Colberg, Galway—Punch, Ed; . Park Pranelace R (tal), ieivaroln, traleo; T Beshany & Boyesen. Bark Kate Howes (Br), MeNeily, Bremen—C W Ber- taux; Bark Zulma (ir), Petersen, Demerara—Leaycraft & Bark & Murray, Jr, Harriman, Matansas—J E Ward Go, Brig Valero (Br), Fulton, Bordooux—) F Whitney & Co. Brig Starlight, Thompson, Port Spain, Trin—L,W & P Armstrong. Bre Morning Light, Dil), Barbados—L, W 4 P Arm- strong. Brig Sarah Crowell (Br), Rountree, St Kitts—Jones & he Brig Manlins (Br), Todd, Cardonas—Waydell & Co, Schr Louise P Mailory, Stetson, Demerara—Middieton & Co, ett Maggie Masters (Br); Sanford, 8tJohn, NB—C W taux. ‘Sehr lt G@ Moran (Br), Tatts, St John, NB—P I Novius & jon. Schr Anna Carrier (Br), Van Wert, St John, NB—P I Nevins & Son, cant Francls B Hallock, Moule, Jucksonville—George A nire. ‘Kehr Goo A Pioree, Baker, Sxlem—Willis TL Ropes. ‘Sloop Sophia, Nicols, Bridgeport, Ct—Rackott Bros, SAILED, Steamers Herder (Ger). for Hamburg: State of Georgia q Gon Whitney, New Orte: Tsanc Beil, u Hattoras, Nor it, Philadel- phi Also saited, steamer Koln (Ger), for Bremon. Anchored in tho lower bay, bound out, ships Lightning (Br), for Liverpool ; Euith, for San Francisco; bark Wako- field, for Anjer; brig Shannon, for Havana. MARITIME MISCELLANY, We are indebted to Captain John W Sadler, of the steam- er State of Indiana, from Glasgow; Captain Deakin, of the steamer City ot Vern Crur, from Havana, and Captain Thomas S Curtis, of tho steamer Niagara, from Havana, for special meteorological observations made in connection with the Heratn weather servieo. Stir Rip Cross, 1300 tons, recently launched” at Rich- mond, Me, is boing rigged ander the supervision of Capt David Bursley, Jr, of Barnstable, who hy uper ended her building, aud will command her. She will be rend; Per ou tis ween, and will proceed to New York to tons off tor Europe. Baie Pxono, from Cuba tor Monroe 4th inst, with toretopm: carried aw: Brig Sax NTIN(Sp), at Pensacola Sept 21 for Havana, had matn wales, bulwarks, Ac, damaged to the extent of $2600 by coming in contact with the wharf at which she was Toading, ducing a gate on the 18th and 19th.” She will repair and proceed on her voyage. Bue Assyntay (Br), Conlon, from Montreal for Cork, grain inden. ahitted her cargo in the gale of the 2ist and od ult... Pimps becoming choked snd the vessel beginning to make water apart of tho cargd had to be thrown over. board. She put into North Sydney to discharge and to go on the slip for repairs. Sour Chana Woonnovse, Cruse, from, Brazos Santingo, was reported arrived off Sept 27, and probably in attempting to get inte the harbor she wns driven on the bar, anon tho 2d inst her position was very bad, she vessol settling and bad weather prevent rtland, put Into Fortress it, headgear and mainsail zi York for 0 IAtter port ing doing much to sa' cargo. Despatch Bd report her a toti and sea breakin; Little if any carzo wi'l ho saved; captain and crow ashore. Her cargo fs nssorted and is fully insured. Thi W wag built in Fairhaven, Ct, in 1868, for tl Brazos trade, in which she has been employed continually. she hus crossed the bar at the fort of Brazos Saatiago 66 times. Scr Drury (Br), from Lunenburg, NS, for Gandsioupe, before reported abandoned, is (with cargo) Insured in Hal- ifn: cnn Joun Stocknas, Hart, from Perth Amboy for Pro- neo, had her fore and main sails badly torn off Throggs LAM Oct 4; will repair at Vity Island. un GS DeForest (Br), from St Jobn, NB. for Cork deal loaded, went ashore became a total wreck. Par the greater portion destroyed in the gale of the 21: Sonn Locy Jo! ai . phin, arrived in distress, leaking 2000 strokes per hour. GrovcesteRr, Mass, Oct 3-Tho fishing schr Star of the Bast, Capt Bourse, from Bay of St Lawrence, with 13u pbis of mackerel, went ashore noout 8 o'clock Jase night in Brace's Cove, Eastern Poing, and bilged. Efforts will be iT next tide. f the East, of Gloucester, ushore at tern Point, wns hauled off Inst night id taken into Gloucester . bus Naw Loxpon, Oct 3—A board of survey to-day ostimated the damages to schr Ganges, in collision with stoumor Providence last Friday, at $1000, Sho will repair at Crocker ‘& Davidson's ways. Parsa-iOuTne, Sept 30—The Fr which arrived here tovlay, has on b men who have beon missing, belonging rd the mate an to the steam neh brig. Kelyptiqne, fnavo and tiv u sic. One of the men died from exposure afer being rescued by the brig. They are on thel to the elty. xBKC, Oct 3 (Nor), Wettlosen, from Mantroul for Liverpool, 5, grounded ut Capo La- and she will probably roche. Divers have examined hy proceed. Suivavrnpisc—New Haven, Oct 2—The 65th vessel built by f Madison, will be the new bark Aineric of this city, which will be tn 08 firm's eleventh ves will be 130 tect Son: next Monday oat n. she wit Maid hin the st India trade. The Kool Tn, I2ie foot deep in hold and 148% feet over Custom House measurement of 470 tons, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Capt Van Sickle, of sloop Mary E Poll, states that the } Jast, main chanel sea bu Devb's Inlet, Long Island coast, is about 70 rods too far west, bayer ¥/ Hatirax, Oct 1—The bell Cape Sable, isnot adrift, av has seen Sept 25, WHALEMEN. Arrived at Branswick, Ga, Sept 28, schr Golden City, Clay, Ni, with 135 bbls sp oil, Al Lonido. Coan of africa, Aug 7, bark Draco, Peakes, NB, 1400 vis oll, al! told. of bark Pacific, of NB, re- A letter from Capt Smithe ie, C ab July 28, having taken 600 rt» herin the Arctle Ocoan bis walrus oil. A letter from on board bark Daniel Webster. Borden. of NB, reports her at Elores Sent 1, with 200 bbls sp aud 20 do wh oil, Aug 25 took 4 60 bb! whale. SPOKEN. Ship Kendrick Fish, Henry, from Tybee for Baltimore, Oct 2, 40 miles 8 of Hatteras. Bark Bel Stuart (Br), trom Liverpool for Halifax, Sept wistik Trigtut taf Quebec), Dix, from Ivigtut for Philadel atk Lvigtut (ot ). Dix, or 4 phin, Oet a: iat 40dbrien @7 300 et NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Morchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hznatp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennet, No. 46 Fleet stroct, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arrivirg at and sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will Snd the Paris office the more economi- cal and expeditions for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Arrwsrr, Oct 4—Arrived, steamer Nederland (Bela), Randle, Now York. Suiled 24, bark Chignecto (Br), Shaw, New York, Anuen, Aug 18—Arrived, ship Sunrise, Clark, New York; 24th, barks Spartan, Crosby, do; Vanguard (Br), Potter, do. Bristo., Oct 4—Arrived. steamer Tyrian (Br), Murray, New York. i Cnmistiania, to Oct 4—Arrived, bare Tordenskjold (Dan), Pedersen, Philadelphia. Fouxxstoxx, Sept 28—Of, bark Gulnare (Br), Busbye Now York for Dantule, Frepenicrsaavex, Sept 28—Arrived, brig Conrad Wutch), Svavar, New York. Grasgow, Oct 2—Sailed, bark Fede E Speranza (Ital), Ds New Vork. Gatway, Oct 4—Arrivéd, bark Delfino (Ital), SchisfMno, Baltimore, th Arrived 4th, brig Alaska (Br), Tucker, Motis. Gxxoa, Sopt 20—Arrived, bark Francoscy (Ital), Canzae no, Baltimore. Sailed to Oct 4, barks Tigre (Ital), New York; Nimrod (foreign), New Orleans. GrprattaR, Sept 28—sailed, schr Wolake, Perkins (from Palermo), Boston. Huut, Oct 4—arrived, bark Olivia Speciosa (Ital), Dede- 10, Baltimore (before reported arrived Sept 23). Haven, Oct 2—Satled, barks Lilian M Vigus (Br), Vigus, United States; Romance (Br), Toye, do; Charlie Hickman (Br), Dernier, Tybee. Hetvort, Oct 3—Sailed, bark Levanter, Vesper, New York. IxsisnoweN fxap, Oct 4—Suailed, bark Hiawatha (Br), Little (trom Londonderry), Baltimore, LivErvoon, Oct 3—Arrived, ship Uswego, Anderson, Mo bile; 4th, stoamer Massachusetts (Br), Walters, Boston; ship Viscount (Br), Nicholson, New York. z Sailed 34, ’'M, stoamer Lord Clive (Br), Urquhart, Phila- delphi ith, ship Malta (Br), Kavanagh, Norfolk; barks Capri (Br), Dinsmore, Delaware Breakwater; Peter Cro- rar (Br), Whalen, and Queen of Hearts (Br), Matier, Hampton Roads. Arrived at Holyhead 4th, ship Loch Doon (Br), Canning, San Francisco for Livernool, Lonxpox, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Eliza 8 Mulligan (Br), Mitchell, Pensacola. Cleared 4th, ship Walter D Wallett (Br), Hatfield, South- west Pass; barks George Peabody (Br), Hilton, Delaware Breakwater: Lainetar (Rus), Hartman, Bull River. Lerrn, Oct 4—Sailed, brig Plod (Aus), Tarrabochia, Now Orleans, Loxpoxperry, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Eleanor (Br), Mock- ler, Baltimore. S QuxeNstown, Oct 3—Arrived, Enmore (Br), Hop- kins, New York; bars Andreas Riis (Nor), Salversen, do; Guglielmo D(Aus), Druscovich, do; Osmi Dubrovacki (Aus), Marianovich, do; Triade (Aus), Tarraboehia, do; Speri- mento (ftal), Cordiglio, Philadelphi anova (tal), Gozzaro, Baltimore; 4th, ship Loch Cres (Br), Tel- ter, San Frapeisco; barks Volturno (Ital), Savarose, I’hila- dolphia; Wm Van Name, Coggins. Now York; Giulia Anna (Iva), Guerollo, Baltimore: Freir (Nor), Carlsen, do; Con stunico (Sp), Grebota, do; Confidenaa (tal), Figari, do; sobr Fred A Carle, Condon, do. Also arrived 4b, 9:40PM, steamor Idaho (Br), Holmes, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Sailed 4th, 2 PM. steamer Montena (Br), Boddoe (from Liverpool), Now York, Rostocx, to Oct 4—Arrived, bark Jernacs (Nor), Neilsen, Baltimore. S11G0, Oct 1—Sailed, bark Urbana (Ital), Oliveri, United States. Srerrix Oct 2—Arrived, bark Agder (Nor), Johannesen, Now York. Tratxx, Oct 1—Sailed, bark Queen Victoria (Br), McKen- slo, United states. Trieste, to Uct 4—Arcived, barks Rosina Brano (Ital), Paturso, New York ; Libertas (Aus), Visin, do. Lonpow, Oct 4—The sip Viscount (Isr), Nicholson, ar- rived at Liverpool to-day from New York, and reports have ing passed on Sent 23, the bark Geerge Kremelberg, Pat- torson, from New York for Queonstown, abandoned and on her beam onds with all spars standing. (The George Krom- elborg registered 695 tous, was built at Stockton, Mo, in 1875, and hailed from New York. Her carzo consisted of 40,470 bushels of corn, Tho crew were probably taken off tho wreck by some passing vestol.] oy on the Brasil Rock. of been reported. It was ‘WEATHER [ZEPORT. Horrmeap, Oct 4. PM—Wind E. light; fine, Piraourn, Oct 4, PM—Wind 8, fresh. FOREIGN PORTS. ASPINWALL, no date—Arrived, steamer Santigo de Caba Winnett, Philadelph! AxvA, Sept 11—In port, sehr MM Teath, Boyd, for Now York, to sail abont 14th, Bowttng, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Chevalier (Br), Frow, Quebec. Buenos Avnes, Aug 21—Acrived, bark Lepanto, Bunker, New York. Sailed July 16, schr Jas Ford, Reynard. Rosario; Aue 3, barks Ada Gray, Plummer, Gia ys 15th, D A Brayton, Rosario; 28d, sche Mathilde Kraus, Smail, United States, in Daliant, Bannavos, Sept S—Arrived, bark Sadie, Grecory, Boston; 10th, schr Centennial (Br), Bonaeli,do; 15th, brig Glance (Br), Hill, New York. Salted 7ih, seht Eva, Shelby. Morant Cay Crap. Ane 3—In port, o Antioch, Hemingway, for Now York. Caucurta, Aug 28—In pott, ships © © Chapman, Pote. for New York; Gita: Br), Wilkinson, for do; Republic, Holmes, for Uull: Thos Daria, m, uc; Cora, Coombs, for Bombay: Grandec, Shilin barks Templar, Booth, for Now York: W W Thomas. Bo CARDES. Sept — ved. bari 01 tar: Momtfort, Porttand; ‘22d, brign Proteus, Farr, do; 26th, sis. ward, Jbath. ‘Oleared 25th, brig Susie J Strout, Fickett, N of Hatteras; achr Alta V Cole, Mitebell, do, Ghexruwcos, Kept 10 Atrived. belies Carlton (Bir), Wood ‘alitax; 21st, Anuie (Br), Rut Ouse, ington, NC pes a TKiehardiony New York: 2rhe aie At phonse (Br), Thomson, New York, Sailed 21st, schr Khoda B Tayior, Loring, Pascagouta, row dot 2—Suiled, steamer Flamborough (Br), Fra- ter, , New York. Th port Oct 2, sehr Wm Frederick, Ames, from Bordeaux, arrived Sept 30, for New York, bs Fariter, Pout, Oct 4-~Arrived, steamer Manitoban (Br), MeDougall, Glasgow via Halifax for Montreal. pO eARTAneno, Sept 13—Arrived, brig Lydia H Cole (Br), ne, Now Havana, 23—Arrived, bark Mobile; brigs Arctic (Br), Maaters, Wi ‘Agnes Benton, Knight, Boston; 27th, Mobile. yAfrived Oct 9,5 A.M, steamer Saratogs, Sundberg, New ork, Arrived 4th, stenmor Clyde, Tribon, New York. Bailed Sept 28, sohrs H Baddiz, Vous, Paeracouta: Indt- anola, Bloom, do; 24th, brig Nuero Catlitos (Span), Lopes, Mobile; 25th, bark Masonic, Stubbs, New York: brig Stock tom Allon, Bioston: 26, bark Altagracia (So), Mornel, New Orleans: brig Dawn (Br), Ty leiphiiay Ortolon, Dorp, Boston: 27th, © A Sparks, Johnston, New York, HALIFAX, Oct 1—Arrived, burk Harmony (Isr), Dinsmore, Amsterdam: railed Sept 29, bark Resolute (Br), Betts Cove, NF, to load for Swansen, ‘Saiied Oct 4, stonmer Cortes, Freeman, New York. In1010, Aug’ 3—In port, ship Western’ Chtot (Br), Hill, for New Yorks bark Brennero (Ital), Ruszolini, for United States. Maxita, Aug 7—In port, ships Kents Bank (Br), Wil- Mana, for New York; pelvic, Neld, for do; barks Anes (er): Feiden, for do: Lisrla ily Hnbeon, for do: Hainbow, jowell, from Saigon, arrive st oy (Br), Boulton, from Yokohama, arrived Sih. Vee Oe : Mapas, Aug 20—In port, ship Prince Arthar (Br), Cla- gue, unc: bare Solomon, Brown, do, Montevineo, Ang 23—Arrived, brig Goodwin, Cratz, Ro- sario (and sailed for Philadelphia) May sGuEZ, Sept I8—Suiled. sche Pilot's Bride, Stophen= fon (from New York via St Johns, PR), Turks 1 1, to Toad for New York. Arrived Ang 25, sehr Rosa Eppingér, Bayles, New York via Ponco (and suiled Sept 3 for Cedar Keys). Mazanzas, Sept 20— arrived, bark G. de Zaldo,, Miller, rk; ach Nellie Bowers, Spear, St soln, NB; 24tn. brigs GM Jones (Br), Gamage, ay Cancatelle, Sparks, Portland; 26th, sehrs Seguin, Hall, Mobile; Mary us is, Collins, do; 28th, Mollie mma, Sehriever, ‘Shields. gh. loared 28th, sehr Ralph Carleton, MeCobb, N of [nt- teras, MoNTRYAL, Oct 2—Arrived, steamer Severn, Stephens, . Innes, Port Caledonia. Ds Roberts, Liverpool. Musqrasit, jared, seit Gipsey (Br), Me- Harg, New York Votst-a-Pitee, Sept 8—In port, schra BF Farnham, Gil- loy. for New York (cleared) ; Emille (Ven), Sanches, from do, arrived 7th, disg. Port Movanave, Oct 1-Arrived, sene 8 B Hume, Dig- gins, Richibucto for Groat Britain. Pirate Harnor, NS, Oct 2—Arrived, schr Setagawa, Guotill, Gottenbarg, 1—Arrlved, bark Mongoon, Iverson, Liver- yners Abbotsford, Jones, i Lake acres Newport; King Arthar, Honghton, Greenock; bark Jehu, Cope: 1; 2d, Binoiete, Rossent Cast teamer Good Hope, Johnson, Leith; ship Glenhaven, James, Cardiff; batks Ocean, Bergh, London; Kale, Maliing do; Morentor, velliken, Giaszow. At Chicoutimi Uct 1, bark H Uarisger, Audreason, Bel- Pare pa Loaxvo. Ay 17—Arrived, schr Addie M wick, Collamore. New York. St Finnie, Mart, Sept 16—Arrived, sehr W G Moseley, Urano, Jacksonville. St Tuomas, Sept 17—Arrived, schr Earl H Potter, Sheaver, Demorara for New York, and sailed 18th for Porto Rico vo load suj Satled, Sept + Lamvine, Handy, Arroyo and Net rrett, Babbidge, Novassa; 15th, bri ‘helan, Turk’s Island; 17th, Nazarine (ir), Nic ve to'lond wood for New York (and put back to St. Thomas 18th on accouut of head winds); 18th, schr Ros- ei, Catham, Bonaire to load xalt for Boston. 51 Jouns, PR, Aug 28—Sailed, sehr Abraham Richardson, Pray, Mayngnen; Sept , vrigs Texada (Br), for do; 28d, Chas A Hoard (Br), Wallace, Arecibo and New York. In port Sept 24, brig Julia Blake (Br), Upton, for New ree. foe wbout Oct 1; schr Monte Christi, Smith, rom do, dis, St JAGo, Sept 17—Arrived, sehr Jobn, Sterling, Battl- ore. Sopt 14, brig F I Merryman, Lecraw, N of Hatter Sept 21—Arrived, schr Clara Leavitt, Gould, vinx, CB, Oct S—Arrived, bark Somerville (Br), Be NPE oUS.NB, Oct 2—arrived, brig Wandorer(Br), Lowia, Cleared Ist, bark © A Belyes (Br), Alexander, Livor- rl. PeSailed 24, bark Liffey (Br), Olson, Musquash, to load for Europe. AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, Sent 25—Arrived, ship City ot Nankti MeoLenn, Sai nei ; bark Buenos Ayres (Ir), Po , Walke do: brig H. r, do. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Holen Hasbrouck, Jersoy Clty; Addie P Avery, and Jacob Ridgeway, for Georgetown. Sulled—Schrs © & Paine, Georgetown; Earl P Mason (from Georgetown), ——— ‘ON, Oct 4—Arrived, steamers Seminole, Mathews, jeptnne, Berry, New York: scbrs W 8 She; Gince Bay; CB; Edward Waite, York, orgetown, ‘DC, vin Nortolk; Imogene Diverty, Gundy, Amboy; Wm Buckman, Sproul, Ronduut; Jexse 1, Newton, itover, Georgetown, DO; David Ames, Clarkson, Aloxan: driv, Vas Joseph Jalon, baton, do: Marie Mulroy, Foun: ain more: Claribel, Sturges, Port Johnson Woodward. Woodward, do, ” i ‘Also arrived, bark Hiram Emory (new). Kennebunkport. ol d—Steamer Othello (BF Fishe: yw York (and Arcturus, Costello, New + bark Sar- Nor), Buckir, Queenstown ‘ar Falmouch: schrs San ‘able, Frontera (Mexico); Prospect, Conary, ITaytl. BALTIMORE, Oct ¥—Arrived, sche Honry F Haven, Penroo, New York. Cleared—Schr Yankee Blado, Parker, Bangor, William Woodwat ing, New vellar (Br), Penfield, Rio Janeiro: Come i, Dandee: ‘sches William ‘Wilson, Pack- AH Waite, D 2 te, ko, Porto Rico; Risi ;Ghorubim, Lau, Seaford, Delt ; re Cleared— team: Ohio ( Bremen (and Wm Lawrence, Howe ‘George Appold* aunie Cadwallader, “Gruri, Now ark Anifie Maud (Br), Read, Dublin; scur James.3 Hewitt, Boston. BRUNSWICK, Sept 28—Arrived, schra Honry Whitney, Sheppard, Boston; Katie Ranzor, Martin, Charleston, Cleared 1st, schr Emma F tiart, Hart, Boston; Jefforson, on New, York. LEAST, tt 26—Arrived, schr George E Prescot! Gupit, Hattadelphta, ig JOOTH BAY, Oct 2—Arrived. schrs EH Nash, Fry, Ca lnis for New York; Lexinuton, Rockland for do, BANGOR, Oot 2—Sohr Neillo Carr, Freach, from New York, has not arrived as reported Sept 30. BATH, Uct 2—Arrived, ship Scotia, Baior, Havre; brig Antelops, Gete, Boston, to load for Georgetown, CHARLESTON, Oct 1—Arrived, bark Colizny (Fr), Le priquie, Havana? schr WW Phatd, Collins, New Yors, th—Sailed, steamor Geo W Clydo, Ingram, New York. ‘The gate of last night moderated this forenoon, with the wind from the southwest. Vessels detained will’ probably get to sea to-morrow, FORTRESS MONROE, Cg lo Memlo (Br), 3. to 80) PALL RIVER, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Wild Pigeon, Bray, Georgetown, DC’: Stephen Morgan, Haines, Philadelphia; Sarah L Thompson, Hull, Hoboken tor Dighton. Sailed—Schr Whistler, Keefe, Taunton for Now York. GALVESTON, get 2—Arrived, steamer City of Houston, evens, New York. ‘Sd—Arrived.schr Clara @ Lond, Thompson, Boston, GEORGETOWN, 80, Oct 1—Arnved, schr Carrie S Webb, Hawkius, Now York, Schr Paragon, for Boston, and others are inside tho bar, henvy easterly winds. GLOUCESTEK, Oct 3~ Arrived, brig Abbie © Titcomd, 1H aa V WEST, Oct 4—Arrived, brig Lisuio H Kimball, Sto ror, Sagua for Pensacola. KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct 4—Sailea, bark Hiram Emery (new, not Hiram), Wyman, Boston. MACHIAS, Sept 28—Arrived, scbr Nollio F, Huntiey, New York. NORFOLK, Oct 2—Arrived, schr Casper Heft, Phillips, Phindelphin. NEW leet at Oct 2—Arrivod, schrs Metamor Entire, Kinnear, and Henry Clay, Conklin, R ‘3d—Sailed, stonmer L’anther, Miller, Philadelphia: schi Chas W Holt, De Lay, and Julia A Crawford, Hallock, de Angler, Bosse, New Yor KT, Oct 2—Arrive NEWP% a |, schrs Jas H Tripp, Nicker- son, New York for Chatham; Thos Potter, Handy, Fall River for New York: Levania Delanoy, Kteed, Amboy fot SM arenecty Fannic Hanmer, Brooks, Nantacket for Phila jelphia. Sd—Arrived, schr Whistler, Keefe, Taunton for New York NEW LONDON, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Lizzie, Rondout Ada Horbert, and J M Freeman, New York, bound Sailed—Schrs Wm A Lovering, Alexandria; Maria ing, and Hey, Nats, New York. NEW HAVEN, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Samuel Gilman Kelly, Georgetor rt ain schr Bessio Black (Br), Ludlow, Turk alnnd, PORT MADISON; Sept 25—Arrived, ship Coquimbo, Arey, San Francisco, ENSACOLA, Oct Arrived, schr Geo W Dill, Holden, New Orleans. LADELPHIA, Oct 4—Arriv. ton; schrs F St © Boston; bnroka, Clifford, 8¢ Jonn, N liom: froy, Boston; Kate Walker, Brower. do: 1b F Uabad Bealn, Pro {Thomas Cl Fisher, do; Fan 7 Pike, Kilpatrick, Caiait J Haley, Portland} mt Borsio K Vickinson, Dickinson, Mary Adeline, Creighton, Potomac River. ‘Also arrived, steamors Reading, Colburn, Salem; Le: ard, Wiley, Newburyport Snuther, Miller, New Bodford: ship Tollington (sr), Robbing Yarmouth, NS; bark Ada B Gould, Morritt, Santandor; schrs Anna E Kranz, Pervere, ei pool; Klwood, Doron er; Frank Quien, Galhoun, "do; Three. Sisters tbe Ge wilt ard, Simonton, Portland; —V Hickman, “Kimmey, Boston: J B Atkinson, Hubbard, do; Blecta, Bailey, Smith, : do; John’ D Pater, Haloy, doy mu; Brood, Stiltwell, Fall Kivory 1 Re : jedford: Snilie EK Lndlam, Lud Jam, Prog R 8 Graham, ~mith, jernet; Henry Allen, Tatom, Norwich; South Shore, Whittemore, Savannah. Oleared—Steamers Norfolk, Ford, Fall River: AC stim- era, Warren, New York; Vuleun, ‘Wilenx, Hartford: scbre Empress, Patkor, St John; Addie Todd, Orrson, Portland; Edith LC Steers, Hutehins, East Cambridge; B Shaw, on; BS G an, _Chelsen; EP On Smith, Elect Bal: Swain, ry Allen is, Tatum, Norwich : Kinina M Fo iridyeport; Vapor, Bartlott road ‘No di, Eldridg Sinnickson, Dickinson, Providouce’; Aan 5 Canaon, Norbury, ‘amos, Jones, Hartford? Hi HL Slatzht, Ratter, Alexandria: K&L Shaw, New Or- Thomas Clyde, ewport Washington deer, Higbee, Richmond; AH Higam: leans; J ff Gordon, Ohamptou, Fy Ae Clifford, Portantouth; B ¥ Unbadn, Swain, Wareham. Sailed—Steamer sicily, for Liverpvol. ‘Avo arrived, steamer Ratt! ‘Swain, Boston. Luwns, Del, Uct 3—sailed, bark Moonlight, for Norfolk, Barks ona Madaaiene and Aurora have beon ordered ta Baltimore. ‘4th—Salled, bark Trappano (Aus), Philadelphia, PORTLAND, Ovt 2-Ulenred, echt Casco Led for New K. ‘Bd--Arrived, schrs Mary J Adams, St John, NB, for Riche mond, Va; Medford, Bangor for New Brunswick, NJ. Cleared—Sebr Willie Marcin, York and Baltimore, ‘4th —Arrived, sehr Congress, New York. Clonred—Sclit Hattie K Sampson, Ponce, PR. PORTSMOUTH, Oct 3—Sailed, stoamer Perkiomen, Al- dertson Philadelphin. PROVIDENGK, Oct 3—Arzived. rohrs & K Wilson. Crop. ‘an per, Frodericksbutg, Va; J M Hichards, Alsbury, George: town, DO; Mary Hines, and Kachel Jane, Burdick, Port Johnsot Sailed—steamer Catharine Whiting, Harding. Philadel- Shannon, Wilson, Georgetown, DO; ad 8B Wheeler, Godfroy, Phila: delpbia; Uria F Washburn. Mulligan, Haverstraw: Adeline Hamlin, Lewis; LU Hamline, Velsot; Alvar Mary C Decker, Nelson, and Golden Ray, Davis, New Y¢ ‘ PAWTUCKET, Oct 4—Suiled, schr Pynnsyivaiia, Butler, ew York. ROCKLAND, Sept 27—Arrived. schrs Alii Oakes, Pills. burr, Now York : 2Ath. KG Bankin, (and sailed B0th for Ht John, 4B); G W Glover, Mortem, do; Uot 1, & Lench, Pendleton, do. ’ 330, trig’ America, Holivor, Comaltis, NS, 1800, we 8. opt 26—Arrived, ship Grace Dare ling, Gilmore, Departure '. ‘Glonrod—scit Ada Muy, Peterson, Apia (Navigator Tali > yy Suiled—Shin Banta Clara, Tobey, Astoria; bark Cordille. ster. Barrard inlet. Ger 3 of Nt ships Sea Witch, Drew, Queeustown; City Perth (Br), Torrance, 4th—Arrived, steamer Salvador, from Panama, Cleared—Ships Sydney Dacres (ir), Dawson, Liverpool; Cc ira (Br) BEATTY K. 26—Arrived, bark Portland, Gage, As toria, SAVANNAH, Oct 4—Sailed, stonmers Saragossa, Toopor Baltimore; Repidan, Kempton, and Ii Livingston, Mallory, New York. ‘Aeeived at, raganse (Br), from Brasil (and ordered SALEM, ¢ amor See etre. A Bites, Siuddtons, ri ‘tehes Ann} 88, ‘ ivania, Savego, Rockland for New ¥ aa age ee ending, Colburn, Philadelphia, oe ge 4, Mason, and Hynd, Oliver, trived, sches Alice Perth Amboy tor Gardiner: Wm Piekeriny, Loring, do for Richmond, Mo; Wm Littlejonn, New Yor! Portland; Lena Hunter, Somers, Boston, to load for Baltle more. SOMERSET, Oct 2—Arrived, sobre Hunter, Greenti and saimou Washburn, Hathawsy, Rondout. ne ¥d—Artived, sche Wild . Hray, Georgetown, Sriled —sehe Tarry Not, Nickorton, ‘Georgetown, DO. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 3—Arrived, sehrs ' Min Stewart, South Amboy; Jachin, Gorchell, Rondont; Jano, Tybeo 2d. to Phil Det 2— YY Wi Jordan, Port Johnson; 0 N Golling, Hodwkins, Alex: andria; Emily Curtis, $a ing. Goorgetown, DO, all for Boston; T J Traiton, Hoyt. do for do; J 'S Lainphrey, Gould, ‘Port Jobnson for Porvemouth; Ualtsta, Hall, Porch Amboy for Rockland; Mail, Merrili, do for Gardiner: Ulive Branch, Smith, New York for Calais; ry Inga, do for do: Jed # Duron, Cook, and Ne Bile arertiee Hit Gola, Ga wiihams. vecpiocs roint ; Hoy ry, WL, ny anc! Robbins, Calals, for Fail Kiver; NW Magoo, Seamany Boston hit phin, The schr Addie and Nollie (Br), is ordered. to Welchpoot, NB. Sniled—Sohrs Amorican Kayle, Wigwam, George P Trigg Mi P Smith, NerragansetkWarsied, Sarih Bruen, Jona, (iri Mths ight, $ D Hait, Lehman Biew, MO rons, ra D Sturgis, HT Townsend, Bon- ningrin, Be James Warren, N W . WLLL WEN , Oct I—Kailed, stonmer Regulator, 8d—Arrivod, brig Ambrose Light, Schwarts, Boston. ‘4th—-Cleared, sel Nolife Starr, Poland’ st Georyes (Gros nada). WISCABSBT, Sopt 27—Arrived, bri TETRIS DEP ny Dems visarne atiod. schr Lien ewe vis, Swanves we 8 HOLE, Ver B~Arrived, tohe Baward f Basees WESTERLY, Oct 1A Bull iver, SC. rived, sohr Gertrude, Port Jobn- YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &U. {LARGE S0OW > LE CHEAP 76 XDARS feott pba order, 7 Pea HeLN en 6, 1 rOR oAl CABIN, OPEN AND STEAM YAOUTA, Kinds at PRANK BATES, toot Stn ate, Nanth Brookiya. (OR SALE—HAY AND FRED BARGE, AT PIERS. Frew D FRED BARGE, AT PIER 2, LEA STBAM DAUNOH, IN t DWARD STV GOOD ORDER; Fee BAI WASTHD-xfexa yacuT FROM 310 long: must be fast, in complete order and nicely out. = Address, stating full particalars, bux 2.406 Poss -