The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1877, Page 10

10 AFTER” THE BATTLE Opinions of Delegates to the Recent Democratic Convention. STRENGTH OF THE TICKET. fhe Canal Ring Charged with the De- feat of Anti-Tammi TAMMANY MEN JUBILANT. The delegates to the Albany Convention, with few sxceptions, returned to town yesterday, and many of them might be found during the day among tneir old baunts at the City Hall, the County Court House and the prominent saloons on Park row. Comptroller Kelly, Sheriff Reilly, County Clerk Gumbicton and Commissioner of Jurors Duniap, were not seen, nor re most of the prominent Tammany politicians, who, perbaps, really felt themselves entitled to a day of rest and leisuro after their arquous but successiul Tabors at the Convention. Some left Albany at mid- night and gave themselves no sleep, 80 fall were their nds of the previous day’s, “excitement, Others re- mained over till the morning and reached here in the afternoon, John Kelly bad not arrived home trom Albany late last evening. Wherever the politicians met around town, the proceedings and re- sults of the Convontion were vigorously canvassed, No event for some time past stirred up such animated controversy jn the ranks of the local democracy. Tammany men by sympathy and prejudice, but not Clearly according to the facts, claimed the results of tne Convention as a victory for their side and a plain “defeat of ant{-Tammany. TUE SENTIMENT OF TAMMANY. “No aid Aldermau Sam Lewis, who wasat Al- bany but not as a del e, “that Convention made one thing clear—that unti-Tammany is asham, If it bad remained at home and said nothing people might think there was something in it, just as foike imagine & man 16 very wise and knowing who keeps bis mouth shut But the leaders wanted to go to Albany, and, though every man among ‘them is on bis own book and wants to have an office and hates the next fellow that wants the same thing, they resolved among th ves to keep stil till they got recognized on the State Central Com- mittee. What does Green want? Why anything he can get, What does Morrissey want? Why, to be Senator again, and I don’t biame bim. It’s an bonor- abie ambition. | don’t blame any of thom—Frank Bixby, Ira Shafer, Emanuel B. Hart, James O’Brien, Charley Swan and the rest who want officee—but 1 say the party is composed of individuals like these wno are alter position and without following, They say they control a large vote, and that they will combine with tho republicans against Tammany. Wo they may make heavy centracts, but lil engage they can’t deliver the stock, Democrats wont follow ad ers who combine with republicaus aod kick the traces ol the regular organization because they refuse to be governed by the will of tho majority.”” Thue spoke Aldcrman Lewis, woose mind there was evidently one ruling idea, that the anti-Tammany Peoplo were vo better tuan mutinegrs in the camp of the regular army, and should only receive the consid- eration that mutincers Lave ever been accorded. AVERAGE PUBLIC OFIMION, The Alderman, however, hn, without bias or bit- terness, und explained why li med the apti-Tam- Mmeoy party a sham by an that .the advocates of the uid tcket struggiod aiarg for recogaitioa, they would find them allies aes to the views and policy of Tammany fair averuge sentime: Powergel was that the defeat of the old ticket was the protest of the best element ip the democracy of the Stare aguinst the dictation of so-calied leaders and chques and not the victory uf Tammany Hall. Tne laueér, however, may be given the crodit ut excluding Ms ivcal foe from representation in the Con vention, a . Dus that was derided by most peopio as worthy the ol ws victory. the sengr-Ta y Men aeQus adeteah somo ‘ tdes that they nad suffe: hat usly. "Yon, ”” said John D. Coughlin, chiming “We ' have been kickud vut go many times thatit is casy to ' woul an aati-Tammany man now by tue condition of the broadest area oi bis pantaicons.”” “But,” said Senmor Bixby, resuming, ‘after onr treatinent at Utica wecame vack to buried fammany Hall that fall under a weigus of 25,600 majority, \Vo expect to do the samo this time, aad le ‘ammany’s 80-cailed victory over us Dein, isOvuUragement it will Drove an Ticokires Wo greater efforts, a4 it will put us om our mettle and give us greater ‘gall’ for the fight. - Had the Conv tub Deeu properiy condacied we would have recet the sexte aod Tammany wouk! have been sent adrift. ‘Ex-Senaior Ledwith thought the victory of ; Many would secure for it about, as the utmost, extra votes, which would come trom peupic who doen nitting on the tence reauy to urop over, and have takea 00 puins to analyze the real character of tue > * but assume, without thinking, tat ‘Tal ‘3 triumph at Albany means ulso® triumph at | delegation to Albany. * Deen content to stay at home and lot th ef iteelf, and said that # union with t! ‘was Dow if order, Volonel Micbuel C. Murphy thought 1 premature to Predict theeffect of tho Conventiongon the status of rival partics, “Ibe election,” he ssid, ‘is some way off aud the candidates are stil unnamed. Pouple w.ll wait to see what beth sides offor belore making up Weir minds, and the fammany folks, under tbe 1 pression that they are iu possession of the eid. - exercise lesa Circumspectiva in the selection of th candidat a aoe bly of James Daly said:—‘'I think Tammany is more heipes than burt by the action at Albany. A vindictive biow was aimed at it, anu the lukewarm and iod:forent will now rally like one man vo its support. It will nave tue effect of barmonizing differences aud uvitiog alighe organ zations opposea w Tammany ioe solid phalanx. It is ridicuious io suppose toat the mere fact of ihe exclusion ot ani Tammuny from the Convention places it beyond t 7 wer to appoul to the people of this city and county - for their suffrages iu the fail election. ”” MATUR BLY ON THE GITUATION, yor Ely Fat raion His eyes frdtm the piper ‘On Which be bad been writing on being asked what ho thought of the results of the Conventiva, and throwing his head vack tpougbtfully repled:—"l iniok ibe ticket Dominated i# un admirable one.” Then be paused a Moment and reiterated the opinion thats was no ad- mirabvle one “Do you think, Mr. Mayor, any bad effects are att from the discord aud contention that pre: asked tue reporier. that reminds mo,” exclaimea His Hosor, brightening up. “I bave onventiens for the past tw femember one wherein here w @r -ngliog about tois thing of tha. gy calgitd of such conventions. wi of Organizations, cu the make-up of committecs and 50 Ov, avd so Much zeal anu Vigor will be given Ww ue discussion (bat those woo know nothing uf demo- cratic conventions will imagine that an us test band. Bat you see nese controversies, though beated ang vioieut at tim Sunuiaeee @ republicans It appears to bew A uispute arise oN contesied seats, on the regul. rity bate, 80 tbat nothing shall cannvt stand tue light of day, I! the to sit Still and sey noting, if Key were to allow everytaing to pass lor the mere sake 01 peaco end barmouy, tue public would find iseif ueceived and ive trae voice would be uorepresentod.” “Do you suppose after what was gained by Tam- many 12 this Convention that the anti-fammany party will prove as formidable as beture?”? “Weil, experience goes to show that the regular or- anizstion of a party, we machinery bind tt, 18, io most irregular Combinations against The regular zation Can go to Work And nominate its candidates two days veiore election and be roudy fur them at the polis when the time of voting comes. Waea | wi the democratic union against Tweed and Sweeny, Tame mauy Hall held back all its vominations wuul our irly im the field, and thea on a Satur. jection —an nounced position of different minus ay to candidates t vt be donc, for, alier the list is given out aspiln Offtbe other branch of tbe vppos! buss man or that, whilo there is no (1 tho Slate satisinciory to everybody. ane you think Tammany in carry all “T think the democratic ticket will certainly be elected. As 10 the jocai wsuos | am not so sanguine, The republicans, who arc 60 demoralized this must be taken int tween them and (hose democrats who i to Tammany Hall might prove formidable it noe ous”? the your apinian the action of 8 sbattored the republican organization 1a thiecity?"’ it Has bad abad effect on it, no doubt, Should President Hayes pursa the course he js on, Conkling’s words may prove prophetic and anotSer Johnson may arise to piague the party thatelecteu him. It would De no occasion of surprise if some day hence democrats were tow arrayed on the side ot Hayes and united with a consideravie body of republica Such « re- eult as that would nocersarily Teact upon local politica 64 the sequel is obvious.” ‘That was about all the Mayor bad to say, and he Gls | the power of regulating the wagos of the workingmen | publican Central Committee was held last evening at eration. Cuan ak bani wath 6 ound. be stated as the expression of some of tho tie iambert 0 of the apti- Bama ny party that many Ring, the Tweed Ring thievery controlled the Convention. They bi made the toket; whether it can be elected or not remains to be “What will the anti-Tammaoy party dor" “What will wedo? Why, we'll beat them out of their boots, In 1875 we beat Tammany by a combina- tion with the republicans by 26,(00; we can beat them now by the same combination by 50,000, Mr. r could aot bave spoken in a tone of more absolute cortainty if tho returns of the next local elec tion bad been before bi “Will the State ticket nominated at Albany proba- bly be elected?” “If the republicans were united it would certainly pot be. I doubt vory much if they can elect it as it is, Every bonest man in the State is interested in de- MK i, except Olcott,” a a regard the result of the Convention as a porvsen' pera tor Kelly?" A VICTORY FOR THR CANAL RING, “Oh! no! Kelly bad nothing to do with It, It was the canal men who carried t! y. The tgures prove agiance, The test vole of the Convention was the mution to take away from the eo ap | Toren red@n. upon votes, Kings County’s < 2y well ag ante-Tammany’s hy it was carried by 169 to 126, ‘You see thus that without Tammany this test motion was carried.”” Mr, Sbaler continued with great en- orgy :—"No, there was Lanning in the Convention, the counsel for George Lord, wno is under conviction jor atelony; there was Ruger, counsel for Belden and Dennison; there was Jarvis Lord, George Lord’s fetber—these were the men who controlled it, No, odo with it, excopt that he ions have been made without he aid of Tammany ? Why, certsinly. Beach was nominated by a vote be 227—you see he would bave been nominated 1 Tam. Many bad been out and if anti-Tammany had been in. They wore the old Canal Ring men, the men who re- beled cenianr Goverior Tilden, upon whom he had oat tus foot. and who now turned round and trampied bis wishes in his absence—those were the men we carried the Convention.” THR TICKET DOOMED 70 DEFEAT, “You regard the tieke! D, asa Weak uDe?”? ‘+a very weak oue,’” Shaler replied, ‘Olcott 1s the ouly rene man upon it, aud he may be elecied, Schooni @ good law: but he will be de- te ed, tor. be i mm record ag ing given bi: that under the law the new State apportion not take place for another ten years, and as having whitewashed W: “But are the Tapubligns not too badly divided to elect their State ticket ? “On! Noah Davis, Curtis, ond the other anti- Conkling men may make a great hullabaloo at *heir mecimg, but when it comes to election day all repub- will vote the republican tickot,’” that Kelly Bad nothing to do with the Fesults of tho Convention, Was not your exclusion the work of Kelly?” ‘No. The canal m anted a new ticket, while we should favor the old one; that was all, Wo were ull perveulacly im favor of the renomination of Attorncy eneral Fairchild, When that monumental thiet in Ludiow Street Jail, William M. Tweed, says that he does vot want Fairchild as Attorney General thon I am forbim. I think thiags have come to a protty pags when tlio greatest thiet of the world is to deter- mine wbo shall be the prosecuting officer of the State ot New York," FAIRCHILD'S DEFEAT, “Do you mean to say that Tweed controlled the Bomination of Schoonmaker ?”’ No, pot literally, of course, but you know that Tweed has been muking a great outcry against Fuir- child, because the latier would not release bim. Ot course I'weed, who is in jail, is powerless now for 00d or evil—it was the men who aro ous of jail who + Fairchild." The canai men had been prosecuced relentlessly by him. It is still neck or nothing with George Lord whether he will not go to State Prison for felony.” “Yon ieel confident that a combination can beat the Tammany local ticket next month?” “Absolutely contident. Look at the workingmen, In 1875 they were paid ie, 60 a day; now they can’t get avything. They ‘baked, bouseless, homeiess, and vet when the Legisiatare passe bill by which $2,000,000 could be saved on the city’s jpayroli which might have been spenton the boulevards and othor Rerhe works, Governor Rovinson, ut the instance of ‘ammany,votoed it- Governor Robinson aid all be could to per; tuateTammany’ 's power, and pow they flout bin in the fuce.”” ager coming loeal campaign, then, will be a lively ba fe sir; I suppose it’! cost us $60,000 to run it, ‘suppose will rather expend $1, 000,000 This concluded the interview, and Mr. Spafer re- lapecd in bis legal paper JOHN MORKIGSEY'S MANIFESTO. Jobn Morrissey yesterday wes uot slow in issuing hfs War manilesto. He suid, when askod whetlier bo feat, that be would very muco like to rup ugainat Silly, aod would leave 10 theiatter the chonce'o! any thought, would be an adesrable y's pistration or wu ite Hite satire hy aided, Bb ye hy r a a “that wouldu' dike 10 give up shat coo’ Yaar he ee céives a8 Compifolier.” Mr. tas reste he thought after the conauet of ¥ at aioees he woud be a candidate, but Necia vot pame the district, ‘ney areallalke tome. 1’d just as hefrin the ovher.” Mr. Morrisey uacrived the Tesults of the Convention to acumbination “vetween Kelly and Tweed at this end and the Cuoal Ring at toe other. When asked as to the probabilities of the State ticket being elected Mr. Morrissey plumply answered that he did not bel great outruge, he said, “why tno promise of last year should havo been disturbed jess 18 was that anti-fammaoy rolled up au additional democratic majority of for tbe State ticket. The only reasun Keily ga my expulsion from Tammany Hull to the Commities on Contested Seats was that I subscribed money for a workingmen’s mass meewing held at Coopor loatitue Jn Consequence of the redaction of their — THK RIGAT BUFOKK THE COMMITTEE, Mr, Morrissey gave a rather interesting history of the argument verore the commitiee which, ne suid, ‘was carried on by Clinton and Kelly for Tammany and by himself and Waterbury for anti-T: Pater claimed the representation ia the Coavetion tor auti-Tammat tbey bad received lust year, when Sheir union increased the democratic majority iaNew York city from 28, 000 to 56,000. Mr, Kelly viotently opposed this claim on the grouny, as ho said, that anti- Tammany had no votes bebind it, when he (Morrissey) pointed out that he had tho honor to represent a dis. trict which was 22,000 democratic and, while only jays iu the canvass, beat Ta: st winter, Wc $0 and would do soagain. He thon explamed to the committee why he.took that course, Within the last few days 100 lots bad reverted back to the city bocausc the owners refused 10 pay the assessinents. And in the face ot this state of things the. pay rot! was still $10,500,000 per annum, Four corouers drew $62,000 from the city last year; the Excise Department, which could te well rad for $7,500, cust $50,000; the Building | Department, which ‘need not come to over $40,000, incurred an annual expenditure of over $100,000, and the cost of the other departments ‘Of TWeety Yorernment Tan in proportion. Ana yeu n efforts were made (0 reduce this monsirous | ite of public tunds, Mr, Kelly went to the Legisla- | ture and declared that no mab who voted for these | Dilla was a democrat, ty «MOF KBLLY REDUCED GME DERE. Mrt Kelly, continues Mr." Murrisuey, ciuimed. betore the Committee chat he had reduced ‘the city sevt ia the last ten months by $800,000. How had he done it, boweve: By stopping atl publi. work: ou thus aoaniee t suffering upon the workinginen of . Tho bill to ropave the streets deiow Four- nth street Was opposed by Kelly solely because (Morrissey) advocated tt. Here was a great oecessity, and would | he work which was one of have given employment to at icast one tuousand work- ingmen who were now destitutr. The bill which gave to the Common Courcii—a measure intended for the benefit of the working classes—passed the Senate, but was killed in the Assembiy Commit:ec owing to Mayor Wickpam’s opposition 10 1s passage, These were the principal points whieh Mr, Morrissey Meunt to go forth to the world yesteruay. it wus not aiMfeult jee that he was deeply incensed at the | treatment he had recoived in Albany, and meaus to givo Jammany trouble if be c REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE, MEETING AT REPUBLICAN HALL LAST EVEN- ING—FIXING THE DAJES OF CONVENTIONS, A special and largely attended meeting of the Re- Repobhean Hall, Thirty-tbird street, near Broadway, Demi rict Attornoy Phelps in the chair, It was ordered Uiat the primary elections should take place on Tues- day evening, 16th inet., and the conventious be Leld and Aluermanic, the Executive C tion mecting at sucu time bolore th may deem expedient At this juncture adozon members jumped to their fect, endeavoring to obtain recognition by the Chair, but AldermavggJosepn C. Pinckney being the most alert was the iveky individual. He said that “As th Wasa sporis! meeting, called fora specific purpose, and the Ving received attention, | now move that we aqjourn. Mr. George H. Forster, of Kingsbridge, the gentics | men who attcked te sneeoh of Chairmauy Platt ut the Rochester Convention, appealed to Aluerm nm Pinekney “to withdraw his motion had rome resolutions do so, and the mo- tlon to adjourn wus submitted, The ‘ayes’ seemed to Mave it, butA count bein, asked tor, ruch was mado, aod it was found that ‘To adjourn’? ouinum- bored ‘the opposition sires to ‘ MR. FORSTER'S The Orst, seconn and third resolutions desired to be introduced by Mr. Forster were in substance as for lows:—Virst, (bis resolution was the same as that in- troduced by Mr. Curtis at the Rochester Convention indoraing the poliey of President Hays; she recond was Authority to hold a ratifica- jection as they Kelly, bewaro! | as follows Friday, 19th inst, ac | Repubtican Hail; Senatorial conventions, Monday, 22. inst; Assen would be a qanariate for the Senate alter the present | & resolution ollered at the same Convention regarding tbe constitutional amendments Sale sae at the last Legislature; the third was an indorsemont of the re- publican State ticket; the fourth, that the Democratic Convention at Alb thrown aside even the pre- returned to the alliance of xpe 1p spite of Tammany opposition, a tte iat Legis: sae je and, therefore, ‘That we urze upon the voters of paramount importance of securing ax their op In the Senate and Assembly — whone records ledge of heir onponti dof their. support ail other measures inistre- mei = reduction of taxation and ecouomi tion in ihe’ municipality of New York. STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. ALpaxy, N. Y., Oct, 6, 1877, At the mecting of the State Board of Equalization to-day ali the members were present oxcept Messrs, Bigelow, Fairchild and Sloan, Parties were heard on behalt of Otségo, Kings, Dutchess and New York. Various motions were made to dij loyth the addition of $200,000,000 recommepded by thes Asscssors to the valuation of New York, but all Nailed by the Voto of State Treasurer Ross added to the votes of the three State Assessors. Finally a motion to reduce the additton of $200,000,000 in New York’s valuation ss 7,000, | dthe addition to Ling of $27,000, to $4,000,000 curried, Mess: oss and Fowler sein 1a the negative. ot the feduction in jow ‘ork’s quota is to make the proportion of State tax on New York ony 4556 Um cout as against 48 8-10 per cent of the whole State tax Inst year aod to make the tax to be paid $254,000 Jess than for this year, Tho Board then adjourned sine dig REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. Corriaxp, N. ¥., Oct. 5, 1877. The republicans of Cortland county, in conveption to-day nominated the following ticket;—For County Judge, A. P. Smith; Member of Assembly, Josoph R. Dixon; Ju ice of Sessions, William D. Buoy NEWARK DEMOCRATS. The Essex County Democratic General Committee Met lust night, and designated Wednesday, Uctober 17, as the night for holding the Connty Convention, A committee was appointed to select a suitable ball. OUR INDIAN VISITORS. HOW TSEY SPENT YESTERDAY IN NEW YORE— A TRIP DOWN THE BAY—OFF FOR THE WEST, The big chiefs of tho Sioux and Arapahoe nations, who have been with us for a brief sight-seeing spell on their way home from the great council at Washington, left last evening, and are now speeding on their back- ward course to the Spotted Tail and Red Cloud agencies. They spent the morning bLours at the store of one of the Board of Indian Commissioners and onc or two other places, making purchases of little trifles to deck themselves and their squaws with on their roturn home, lt was acuriosity to see the selections thoy made, Some bought hittio baby’s trunks to carry knicknacks in and nearly all provided themselves with band gatchels. Anything that looked bright and made a Unkling sleighbell sound seemed to hi considerab'e attraction for them, - They purchased several metallic delta, such as have recently been fashionable for Jadica’ wear, The bought also rolls of bright colored cloths and flannels, and quantities of cheap jewelry. A TRIP DOWN THE Bay, About eleven o’clock they were driven down in | stages to the Goverpor’a Island dock at ths Battery, where the steamer Henry Smith was in waiting to take them down the bay fur cnoagh to get a glin of the s Thoy eagerly watched the tugvoats they darted back end forth; they looked intently at the great mass of buildings on either wand as though powerless to estimate tho 8.ze of the great multitude who lived in them; they eyed curiously the machinery of the boat, aud beard with rapt uisention from the lips of one of theiv own party tuat the wheel at which the cupiuin stood guided the vessel on tts course as they guide ahorse by bis bridle, Tho water was a little rough and tho boat rolled enough to render waiking on deck a matier of some }i difficulty for those unaccustomed to the sea. For this reuson the big braves did nov try to walk much, fearing they might stagger and be laughed at—a very unpleasant anticipation for an [udian who hater to be ridiculed. But they sat aod gazod intently, accepting cach strange sight gaol Toeir looks seewed to say,*Yes, these are vet? remarkabie things, but nothing strungor thun we expected.” Despite this entorcea stolidity, how- ever, Lhe sights they saw cannot fail to give thom a Digher estimate of the white man’s power, As seon a8 tbe boat was got far ecough down to point out to them the upparentiy unbounded stretch of water, over which the white man came to bring trouble into ‘their camp and give them a chance to steal his horses, 1d Ot 3,000 Milos. ie 1 AEOet MEnDI, pos One of the chief objects of imterest on the return trip was the Brooklyn Bridge. For the venetis of ine ore the boat Was ruo under it «pd they ell gazed fixedly at it, The oniy one of them who spoke English with any ease (Friday, an Arapahoe) asked ine writer wow long jit would 'be before tue bridge would ve finished, wid when horses and wagons could cross it. Whea tho boat landed the Ind.ans wolo driven to thelr hotel lor dinner, mainder of the afternoon they were pormitted to do about gs they pleased, until tho time came to prepare to leave ior nome Ayout half-past seven o'clock they started from the hotel tor the ruilway depot. To get a glimpse of them they were ‘ata toyt tho soa apr pied ce. eich wendel belore starting quite a crowd fill the passages ot the Grand Central Hotel. they came from their room in the sevembh story in two squsds in the elevator. In tne firs rank noticed the tall and dignified form of Spotted Tail, a inguished from the rest by wearing a beaver bat. Recognizing bun by this sign (he crowd pressed in on him to suke bis hi @ accepted all this uttent asthe rightof tb Kang of the Sioux uation, sini end extending bis b like a prince graciously et taining ts pyopie. He was evidentiy quite proud of the attentivo ne attracted. Lieutenaut Ulark soou cut sbort his levee, hewever, and led the way to ibe hotel coaches in waitiox without, Loaded down with their goods the chiefs stalked ont, closely pressed by tho sight-seeing crowd, aud were soon of, They by rail, via Chicago, to Sydney, Neb,, thence by ambulances to the agencies, Very soon ufter their return the whole bands o1 bi the effect to impress the vistors so tuily with the strength of the white people ihat they will advise their unsuphisticated brothors that rosistance fo the orders sssued for their removal must prove disas- trous, FIRE IN CINCINNATL Crxcrxwats, Oct, 5, 1877. A fire broke out at cight o'clock to-night in M. B. Seehler & Co.'s carringe manufactory, corner of Lib- erty and Walnut streets, The damage to the building and machinery is $10,000, and the loss on the stock about $10,000. Sechier & Co, hat $2,500 insur- ance each in the American aud Vid’ Dominion, | Ihe building and machinery were owned by Niuemoyor & Sov, Lhe insurance is unksown, Daring the progress of the fire a portion of th upper wall on Walnut street fell breaking a jadder into pieces and throwing John Stew: & plpeman, | from the iourth story to the pavement. His ks are serions If not fatal. The tre ort bowr tho voiiers. FIRE AT . ALBANS. St, Aupans, Vt, Oct, 5, 1877. The largo wooden block on Kingtnan street, owned by Cbaries H. Harvey, was burned this evening. Tho 8 $6,000; insured for $4,000. bardware and carpets, lose on stuck § lons on the building MvGowan & Jon $30,000; insured ‘for $20,000, loses $3,000; insured for $2,000. INCENDIARY W. Soper, tailor, | FIRE, Witkesnanns, Pa., Oct. 5, 1877 At threo o'clock this morning a fire in agri a mining town, seven miles below this city, destroyed | fourteen buildings. Loss, $25,000; mostly insured, The fre was of inconarary’origin. A STEAMSHIP ON” FIRE. “s x “FRancrsco, Oct, 5, 1877, The steamship Constitution, tron Victoria, 1s on fire, Several tugs bave taken hold of her and are to bring her up to the city, with the cvident intention of grounding her on the Mirsion Fiats, There was no fire visible as she passed up the bay, but smok Pouriog Out trom stem to stern. There was no op- | Parent exci‘oment on board, Tho passengers wore Krouped on deck, mostly forward, while the body of the fire seomed to be just abaft ihe paddle boxes. The steamer's cngines wore working, but only the forward boticrs in vse. A report from the Pacific Mai! Company's dock says the fire was discovered in the coat about twelveo’clock Inst night. LATKR.—The mer Constitution was towed to the Mission Flats, scuvtied and sunk up to hor guards. During the afternoon a number ot tugs aod fire en gives Wero engaged pouring stroams into her, and sbe w {ull of water to within (wo or three feet of the The tire was oxtinguished about five o'clock. The durage is not yet ascertained, but it is beljeved to be mostly contined to ihe cargo. o sbip Was about fifty iniles trom port when the fire wns digcovered, and tho greatest covlness was ispiayed by passengers, officers and crew. Tho fire originated just abaft of the F boilers, which wore svon abandoned, and the ship made port under half steam power, Tho fire was confined to between decks and the hold, abatt the paddle boxes, and its origin is unkuown, FIRE IN. BROOKLYN. About half-past twelve o'clock yesterday afternoon | @ Gro broke out in the Narragansett 0.1 and Whito- | Prince sth, santa Martha 11th, Savanilla | WU) light inst Wednesda: lead Color Works, Nos 124 and ‘450 Parman ves, Brooklyn. The flames were discovered on the second floor, where a large quantity of linseed ot! was stored, The propriotor of the works, Mr. William Miils, esti- mates his logs at $7,000 on machinery and $8,000 on stock ; fully to: red. The polices are in the Brewers and Maltsters’, Phoenix, Westm: ance companies, The’ largest pol Brewers and Maitstors’ Company, which fatled some ince, The building 1a which the fire originated ta jeb caught Ore ten years ago when six volun- ieee fremon were killed by caving in of walls, The structure, which was completely gu'ted, ed by the city. be origin of the fire is unknot ANOTHER FIRE VICTIM. Jobo F. Turnguest, of No. 416 Wost Thirty-tnird street, who had been injured in the fhirty-ffth street fire, died yesterday. Turnguest was fifty-seven years of age, und at the time of the fire jumped trom a fourth story window of the faciory, receiving injuries that caused bis death. SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. * Sala, "| Destrnationy + {37 Broadway 15 Brondway 0 Bronaw. 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 29 Brondway 2155 Broadway 4 Bowling Green line Green Steamer. Tene Cit, 6.) Liverpool, iv 72 Broadway 61 Broadway 50 Broudway 15 Broadway 7 Broadway 1::]69 Bronaway 7 Bowling Green 2 Howling Green }4 Bowling Green 17 Bowing Green 72 Rrosdway 61 Hrondway ay Anglia, a State of Penn's, Wieland 7 Broadway Liverpool,. |@¥ Broadway 20. 'Bremen...:!2 Bowling G: 20 |Glasgow...(7 Howling Green .| Liverpool. [20 Broadway +181 Brons PEO . City of Chester. Adriatic. 37 Broadwa: Anchoria, 17 Bowling Neva 29 Krondway Suet! G1 Broadway Idaho. 29 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. BUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER, Sun rises. - 602 i Gov, island 807 Sun Bets evee + 5 34] Sundy Honk.....eve 7 22 Moon sets, eve — —j| Hell wate. seve 9 52 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Oorowrn 5, 1877. | ne ; Bat yfher-| ma! qiate, of At Hour. jineh,| Dex-! Wind! Woathor New York. Narrows... Sandy Hook. “Strong. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 5, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIN&. Steamer Anclia (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow Sept 23, ir ballast to Henderson ‘Experionced NW to SW winds with he a the creat art of the nassace. Stoomer Aips (Br), Williams, Gonaives Sept 4, Port au Tom, rtha- gene 22d and Aspinwall 26th, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood & Oo, Oct 2, lat 2052, passed a Pacific Mail ote er, bound 3, Steamer Richmond, Swift, Richmond, City Point and Nortvik, with mdse and passengers to the Vid Dominion Steamship .«. steamer. teks seat Fe Philadetphis for Boston, with wyeutin fot a hart : fe stk Yeu Chalo (29), Campa, Havana 23 days, in ballast, to Latussa & Co. sche Henry Davey, King, Georgetown, DC. Oct 4, off Sandy Hook, during w heavy northerly squall, split miszen “"Schie Sarah & Lucy, Stillwell, Virginia, Rerunwixc—Ship Joxoph Fish, Sohneffer, hence Oct 2 for Antwerp, received @ pllot Oct 4, off Montauk Puint, is below returning leaky. Bg The reported arrival of ship Emerald Tale ‘in yaster- dey's odition was pramature. -Mobe'(Nor), spleen. ot Abia rom Meivourne for London, and wus supplied Passed THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTE. Stonmer Nereus, Hallett, Boston for Now York. Benes L Crovstey (Bt), Orosaley, Wivdsor, N8, for New jy tartiand, Me, for New York, dui nicht side 1d, Boston tor Now Fall River tor New York. ft Providence for New York, Washouen, Mulligao, Providence for Hav. Sobe Ww PGreom he x8 Ty! Fehr Uriah erstraw. Seur Win T Elmer, Tribble, New London for New York. Scnr Mary Means, Parker, Stam{ord for Now York. Bone Semuel F Godwin, Williams, Stamford tor New York, ei oO ao Smith Ferris, Portchester for New York. Sehr Hester. Davis, Fortchearer tor New York. BOUND EAST. Brig Hasids, Coombs, Port Johnson for Portland, Me. Sehr (Br), Tatts, New York for St John, NB, Behe Henry. Nash, Now York for Bowtone Smithy Young, New York for Boston. she M Vassar, Listle, New York for New Bedford. Sehr J ronaer, Jr, Kelly, Sew York tor New Bedford, Schr Geo A Pierce, Buker, New York tor Salem, Sehr Wm Flint, Pendieton, New, soe for I Sehr FG Russel’, Rankin, New Mohr Vashtl K Gates, Hoimes, Rew k for St Stephens, abet LA Burlingame, Burlingame, Hoboken for Provi- “sone Rosina, Kelly, Port Jobnson for St John, NB. 2B are, Port Johnson for Sal Port Johnson brig Eaglet, exception of 1 for Rio J aneir: tho reported detention of the outward bound square-riged Yorsels inthe ronds above in yesterday's paper was an error; they proceeded previously. + CLEARED, Ay: Steamer Deronda (Br), Knott, Antwerp—Joshua 5 Tucker Clarke, Brost—Bowring & Archi miley. Philadelpbin—Jas Hand. |. Adverpovl—Chas H Marshall’ & en I Oulton (Br), Hamilton, Queenstown for or- vax & Son Rotterdam—Boek- mann, Oorlei Hark Uhiggina tay, Gasote, iilisastales, Storey & Scarpa Bark Gartie Wyman, Gilkey, Trisste—Carver & Bares. Bars ornet, King, Lauayre and Porto Cavello— 3 Steamer Durley (Br), Steamer Anthracite, G Ship Jas Foster, Jr, Co. bridge’ "Bark Nictaux (Br), Masters, Newark, NJ Brig Arcot, small, ‘Liverpool—simpson, Claj Box Btehuway (he), Sinstic decane! (Hat) Warroe . Collins, Havana—JI E anley, Nucvitas (Cuba) Rn Brig tarry V Brig Centaur, Sehr Sophie Kranz, West, Alexandria, E—Brett, Son & B—D & Do Wolt & Co, IT W Lond & Co. rewwn and Pot Bluil, 30 —E ‘Yiehr Dresden, Gates, St Jobn. rehe sliver sores. hn or, squires, ti 30. " & i Hi parbatee Schr Heury Lemuel, Jarvis, New lxven—Cartwrigat & joy le. Sehr Y © Acken, Toms, Briageport—Stamtors Mauutac- turing Co. SALLED, Ships Thiozva (Br). for Ha barks Kate Howe (Br), Kreme: Guancanamo: Uraneda, Pe Pore spain; ‘Stariignt, Hoy. fe Porto Cabelio; Morning Ligh Lina (Ger), Hamburg; Evening Star, StJ nil reso (Mexico); brige Penrl, mma Dean, Laguayra and Barbados; Thereso (Swe), Oporto: sehr Anita Ciudad woltv Also sailed, ships Dewa adbur (Br), for Lond Lichtning ¢ Kavervecl. Edith, won Prancteous ba Waketield, Aujer, Gipsey Queen (Br), Qu mouth, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Wo are indebted to the purset of steamer Alps, from Aspinwall, ke, for favor STKAMER ALBA (Sp), from turned to the fi rd of weather and nature of h ‘and cleared Sth to return, FUP SOVERKIGN OF THR SRas, Powor, at San Prancisco sept 27 from New York, reports: —July 12, Jas Redmon i a native of Kngland, .2ed 48 yea Sept 8, Antonio Wilson, @ nat. wns supposed to have ‘jainped overboard men. Sip ALNAMBRA, 1813 tons rexister, built at Bust Boston in IMSS, repaired two yoars ugo at an expense of $35,000, Wassold wt auction ai this port, to Snow & Burgess, $24,500, BARK Saw Swerrann (Br), Durfee, from Sagna for New York, witch put into Charleston 2d inst in distress, ro- ports:—Und moderate weathor nntil Sept 21, when in the Btcaits of Florida wor A veney ale trom NE, in which the bark sprang a leak; the stor i ey her continged, with a ho wind veing t Rept 29, Havana, ro- ‘Voth were sea: for fs ngraré Haven on the in to goon the ways, as she 8e pe loaded with brick, ts ae Mitt % The vonsel is Insured, but she carso ie gg fomuae from Charleston on Saturday for ened tan partially of nate rock, has put into dia “aia L00P Hanan ¥ Sounson, trom Moriches for Now York. with @ cargo of wood, auctored in Eastehest ight of = inst, parted Cent during the #q) on Throggs Neck au Ripprrorp, Cuties iD, yet a Gshing schooner wharf in al city lass nig! SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 5—Ste: toria, ie on tre “om siete sense ark tn Geo Cottrell’s yard at Bel- test, ma ee is pte end will b niatine he fins tee tee Se she is ownes Tho Stor and of f Bangor, and will be commen by Capel ienty Pow rs, of Urrington. Her first voyage will be from from Bangor to Palermo. WHALEMEN. Baiied fi N athiwny for Py few Bedford Oct Oct 4, echr Admirat Blake, praed ty yyburyport, sank opposite White's jon, from Vie- Arrived at Murion Sept 24, schr William Witson, Bars- fow. Atlantic Ovean with h 95 bois sp and 125 do bpbk oil, Reports spoke avout Seps 15, ship Heli . etl, NE with 440 ep thie sensor mit bark Lydi Corer, having taken 25 bbls sp since leav! ‘a7 an neAletter from Cayt Millard, of bark Lontea, ot NB, dated at 6 met at shaving’ ‘taken 700 RAY ipb« oll since t Hel as bound sperm whi would ‘A Lotter from Cu poring at Point pbeil, of | back ¥ Norman, ot N lacrow Aue’ with ADO boleh ait 130 “3000 do tvory un boned. Ther 1b the “Aretie. Ooo eges a Hesse "4 6 Arctic Ocean wit ols Tit 1500 Tos bones ard aBeSiige earns Annie eee. SPOKEN. Bark Anna Walsh, 1. Orleans, Sept 13, lat DO ton OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwenr, Oct 5—Sailed, bark Blomidon (Br), Potter, New York; brig Olinku (Aus), Philadelphia, 4 ie dgiue Sth, steamer Nederland (Belg), Randle, New ‘ork, Bristor, Oot 5—Arrived, bark Min Madre E (Ital), Scotto, New York, Sailed Sth, bark Ala (Nor), Aslaksen. New York* Brursst. Oct 5—Arrived, schr Rinnie J Carleton, Butler, . Phitadelphia. Banceona, Oet 2—Artived, bark Nueva Subler (Sp), Cureli, Savannai; brig Ocata (Sp), Pages, Baltinore, Borveavx, Oct 3Sailed, ship Thorndcan (Br), Harvey, United States, Constantixorur, Sept 24—Arrived, bark Ceres (8 nin, Now York. Oct 5—Sniled, steamor Rheola (Br), Allan, Now York; barks A C Dickerman, Turner, Bermuda; Vigt- lant, Charleston, Dunuix, Oct S—Arrived, bark Jane Ure (Br) Clark, Pen- sacola, Salled 34, barks Abraham Young (Br), Kenney, Delaware Breakwater; 4th, Marry Baily (Br), Wimers, Delaware Breakwater, Duxxinx, Oct 4—alled, bark Pontida (Ital), Colicia, United States. GrovckstxR, Oct .4—Artived, bark Unione (Aus), Cosn- lich, Baltimore. Guascow, Oct 4—Arrived, brig R W Messer, Hewitt, Pon- sacoln, GREENOCK, Oct 3—Salled, ship Portlaw (Br), Anderson, Southwest Pass. GExoa, Oct, 2—Arri Phillips, New Yor! Sailed 3d, bark Nimrod (Aus), Gerolimicb, New Orleans; 4th, Matictta, Pensacola, Havax, Oct 3- Arrived, bark Nellie T Guest (Br), Mes- songer, New York, Livenroot, Oct 5—Arrived, ship Elisn A Kenney (Br), w York; bark Edward McDowell, Thorndike, ‘rom Rio Janeiro for New 30, , bark Virginia L Stafford (Br) Galveston, jod Sth, ships Golden Gate (Br), Kempe, San Fran- Choice (Hr), Masters, Southwest Pass; barks Re- viewer (Br), Brown, Baltimore: Prvi Dubrovacki (Aus), Bullich, United states. Loxnow, Oct 5—Cleared, ship Minnte Swift (Br), Liswelly United states. Lizanp, Oct 4—Off, bark Hope (Nor), Stoesen, New York for Havre. Mansxrtixs, Oct 3—Arrived, bark Jonathan Chaso, Car- tis, Philadelphia, ALAGA, to Oct 5—Sailed, bark Josoph Baker, Ryder, New York. Newcastix, Oct 3—Arrived, bark Dorothy Thompson (Br), Frostic, Ball River. Satlea'Sth, bark Maryborough (Br), Irvine, Pensacola. Orpnto, to Oct S—Salled, bark Germanta (Port), Peillea, New. York. Parnas, Sopt ao—seitd, bare Skerrrvore @r), Craig, New York... ‘Quenesrowe, Ock 4—Arrived, vatke Constance (Fr), Mace, Baltimore; Sth, Frigate Bird (Nori, Vou der Lippe, New Yoru: Nordenskjold (Nor), Peterson, do: 8t Cloud. Bagley. Pro:itera, Mex; Sam Shepperd, Burgess, do; Pep- pin Mignano (Ital), Dq Martino, Boston: Jessie Anning (Br), Jobuson, Wilmington, NC; brig Ercole (Ital), Paras- candolo, New York; schr Camberland, Webber, do. Also arrived Sth. 5 AM, steamer Scythia (Br), Haines, New York for Liverpool (nnd proceeded), Sailed Sth, 11 AM, steamer Baltic (Br), Jennings (from Liverpool), New Yori Also sailed Sth, steamer City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy (from Liverpool), New York. Scitix, Oct 5—OMf, shin Elle 8 Thayer Minot, from Pen- sacola for Hull, short of water. Sincarone, Sept 27—Salled, batk Queen of the Seas (Br). Hardwick, New York. WEATHER REPORT. Hotrnran, Oct 5. PM—Wind 8, moderate, Pirmoutu, Oct 5, PM—Wind £, moaerate; fine, SEOREION: 1 PORTS, mers Santiago di Guba. Wis jor agi) Jac Liverpool and ips Iris (Bri, Evans, for . and Frank Carvill (Br), Sai (ie Balford: Gari: Ney: Nearchus, Baxter; Prince Rupeet (Br), Wat joga Kendall. unc. DAKENH ISLAND, May o—Suiled, bark Homma, Newberry, priors By ip Buh. bark IIA Pare (Be). Roboine, Punta ip Jane und 12th, a Ancon bois View u fn port “apt 19, ships Carrollton, Lowes, from Pabolion son Tot quesastsorn topaitian wrnmaction Gila rome ies Janeirs, arrived Sth: Hattie E Taples, Smith, from Prnta 40 Lobas, arrived 11th; Jeremiah Thompson, Hadley, for Pabeilon de Pica, P Gr Wilbur, "trom | Punta | for Hampton _ Road Lin ands: Chote, Toby. Wondalde, froin Pavelion de. Plea for Europe, Et PRIME eatno: Hercules, Snow, clearing Little Willie (a); Sossen, trom Paes Hound, “arrived 12th, dis- charging: slowsea S-Acoon (BE). Mnok, trow Kio neIEo, arrived 2th, cleartnge: Westheld. (in) Leavitt, for eu: Tope clearing; sche Fannie late, Hare, seeking Sincna Tgtanps, Sep} 8—In port, ship Columbus, Biothen, Iu. brice Wome, Crai « Oastiie Tito, Napt 26- Paget, od. ics eum Pranwae i Hie Hund. Drew, rom ncmel for New York: a tobe Barly Bird, ster Dohm, from Port au Prince for Both, orig Lydia It Cote, Rove, tram Ginantan ome far a i Ahaip: Patten; Loretto Fin, : BtJohn, Seritme umbin,’ Farnell: Fawnrs 0" ‘itien. Wallace: © F aneettigy we Eldorado, Dadin: Binnehard, MeInty George M Ad. ames, Morri nd Joseph (Br), Nichols, lg; bark Kila Br). Christe. do. WaLtrax, Oct 5— Arrived provionsly. steamer Mercedite, Chadsey, St Johns, NF to sail PM Sth for New York. Cleared 2d, bark Ashantee (Br), Johnston, Botts Oo (BY), Low, Kixastox, Jn, Det 4s Arrived, stpemer Atl New York for Aux € Satied Sept 19, bri: Wozote, Johna Hesvors net 4, steamer Claribel Fork, Tn port Sept 21, schrs Susan Scranton, Farrell, for Mo- ile: Ganten, from New Yori arrived 10th, dis; 17th, do. éntey. Sulep trom i g 2 ha MoNTRYAL, Uct —Arrived, steamer Prince Soltykof, Jonen Quoeistown: Hark Show Quoen. Granam, Bristol, , Sopt 27—In port, xehrs Belle Hooper, for Port winix¥ Warren, Johnson, for Baltimore bbidite, do. Copies Barre! ABELLON DK Pica, SepeS—In po in Sew Pe F Eo Con. Orlental Oth eat casein orindia (BO) ), Riclerason, pnos, Sent 8In port. shi Oakland. Partington: Napior (Br), Bygott: Jose: Rogers; Chrysolite (itr), Owen: Tovinelble, Strick- Rossignol (Br), Stanley, and bark Oneco, Henry— allide, PAR AMwA, bury. San nd 3 Gly Camp (Br), Oct 3—Arrived, steamer City of Panama, 5 raneiseo, Post Roy. Roly jconsfeld (Br), Me Qoyarc, Oct 3—Arrived, stoamer Chatsworth, Christy. Garaltt; Bork Laeral ¥ jarbados; brig St Josoph, ote, Cisared Sir ahip Enoch ‘Train, Morrison, Port Glasgow: barks Elizabeth, Robertson, Inverness Aibinus, Sweeney, Liverpool; Uhas Northcote, Claussen, Southampton; Prinds waurits, Kroger, London Rosrocx, Sept 30--Arrived, bark Jernaes (Nor), Neilsen, Baltimoro. St fons, NF, Sept 27—Artived, schr Acadia (Br), Horn, Cape Hatteras, fell in with a cyclone, during which + lek incronsed, and at one time had 444 fowt of water in the hold, with tho water exiniax on the pumps during the blow had the sails biown away, and was compelled to turn into Charleston. fRavetuen (Br) Bi —sept 25, in the Gult gale, with high sea; on the Oth a bi $ Vexsol was on ber beamends, under bare poles, fur twelve hours. Hamurg lor Charlest als nunn and two sation washed overboard an rr. Cleared 27th, the Vidonta (Br), D; StJons, NB, Oct 3—Arrived, ‘bai We git, Lae rernool. mt 30. York; Rosina Bruno :Ttaly, ), do. . Sept 27—Arrived, bark Warwickshire (Br), jan Francisco, AMERICAN PORTS, tated a mere Leonard, joa ivan, do, ASTORIA, 0, Oct 1 Hong Kony? 4tii, bark © W Sailoa 3d, ships British ‘Liverpool : Sonn Crase, which was ashore at Nanticket, has be discharged aud cargo stored. She wes to leave Ldgartowo Oy British Mon ¢4 (Br), Banke, Queenstown bark Huidee (Be), Darkoe, d ‘ALEXANDBLA, Uct 4- Arrived, aches J J Moore, Provi:. fence Peroen# Legkone, A idee og, Baral areas Ca Tinh Ann ma Serre ht Dit Atinasy tad Cie toe a lieicongets Ana Ata Ly Lockwood Addie Get bcderived "stommer Wer Grate, Mesias Baltimore; ‘schts Sedona, Wail, Fort Johnson; Como, Tylet Burwell do; a Phitadelbnre! Gleured—Stoame Minnesota (Br). Burwell bark Perseverance (Br), Morice. Londo: BALTIMORE, Oct Josephine Moore. New York: renee 3 Miraine Hrainard, Crokets Thompson, Harricane Talend? Goat oe Femer ‘ilend saa "Reudrick Fish, Cles mK Foster, Sean, brig ‘tinaisalgnt (8 rome sy Domarare: schie Kising ‘Sun, Jones, sey, Randall, Boston, nie Ward, Mar schre Tdsho, Peck, Rack York Ill, do for do: Centurl lodges. Bangor Zor do: ‘vandalle, Botts, Bilsworts, tor ut ‘BAT Barbour, New Hy hand peaile . ees © Rom ‘Seyane, Phi Philadelphia, ontber bound, sel.rs Hmma, Hotchkiss, and BA Elliott, te, (or Moston CHARLI ESTON, Oct 5—Cleared, bark Wolslava (Ger), be Falcon, Kitby. Ba Baltimore; Aptis, Rosella outerdam ; sete helsen, Mase. ns, Capea ueey. be New Tack I id, ‘at Boothbay on’ account of the “DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, Oot S-Arrived. sehrs A for New York Albert T Tay: lor, Tarlo ir, Prov: tor XB, i ; Golden itay, Davi ° ry iced, "a ‘ Tay Poritand for yo do "Brave, harp, Hoston for Fl i Iphin; Mary A Rize, Amboy for Salem ; Kate Stanton, Pond; RWhtows: Smit und Wm Green, ‘Crmyaings, Fravidence for Now York Nellie, Thompson, © dott Holway Bepant, K Na, for Phil hi Br rown, Coor for'New Vurks Tlalon'A Ammen Endicott; do for Philadeiphint Wn Dilton, Horner, Horta for do: Avon, are New York. for, So * Pavilion, Robi jarsport Soutn jor heen Gy oes Griffiths, Lajraig Sac: N Sarah Brut jullock, Bangor for (Br), Burgess, Point Wolf, NB, for New Lies Jor ertoh Alexandria for Boston; Wen H Thoms, Marte ner, Bultimore for do. 4ih—The western bound vossets’ sailed this AM; wind H, moderate, cloudy, All others remained in hurbor at 9 AM} thick tog. ELLSWORTH, Sept 26—Arrived, schr Olive Rranch,Whit- taker, New York Salted, sehr Vandalia, Botts, New York, neue Shorey Pekish Davie jem, Yo 3—Areived, ‘sehr: rd Stanley, rie Now York for Bangse; allesueuy,, Bryant, de Portl FORTRESS MONROE, Oot S-Sailed, barks 8t Lawtance (Br), Demerara: Adelaide, Rio. Janciro: brize Aabine Qeory. do: Italia, fro Rico; schrs Chas Platt, Aspinwall; Thatcher, Bordeanx ‘ail trom Baltimore OP MLE IVER, Oct 4—Arrived, sohes Jas Phelps, Rook. Waltimorg: Hersh, bs Dow ers maa Bacon, bral a! Vindi- Ar Elmer, LAT 1, do: wehrs: Dy York ; Francis ¥ Cowin, Detar ‘a x Hpvearen, Warren is at anchor in the bay, {umber touded, Sehr for Dighton, 4th~Sailed, schrs F Merwin, Bunce, and © Matthews, Pinter, Nes New York; James Phelps, Rockwell, Baltimore vis wig USherm, Mass, Oct 4—Arrived, brit David Bug: bor, Stowors, Ondin: seine H&E W Hinds, iil, Now York for be John, NB: K skinseo, Pinkham, do for Hath; Caar, ‘ammond, ligavoth for Portl ACKSONVILEK. Sept S0-Arrived, sehr Youomite, Grant, New York, ed Schr Florence & Lilian, Smith, New Xork. Oct 1- Arrived, ache Sea Hird, Gurtl Giunrtent ton, KEY WEST, Oct 4—Suilod, steamers Bio Grande, Bolger om New York), Uaivestont Grty. af Bex Anvontor Bene on (from Gal stom). New Yor ei Arrived, schrs Clara Paragon, Warren h, Clara. Dinsmore, Chuse, do. Suited Naut:By sehr Clace Tome 1}, New York, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 1—Arrived up, ship Traste’ Peron, Glasgow: bark Harold (Fr), Puntic, Havana; schrs'Ette & Joule, Bunker, Matansun, 4 sie i Carolina (Sp). Riestra. Sazun, fr Fy rocus (BF $ Sumatra, (Br). Londo 3 LL xtu Linneki i eran On, Htarselie v: Hebe Nor, Pederson, Aron: al ‘ork. gw TRUE PONE Or Oct ryan ie stenmor Hercules, Swa- sev, Philadelphia, NEW Bit) EUPORD, Oct 3—Arrived, sebr Roger Orury, Ba- ker, Georgetow! ‘4th. rJobn A Bukorman. Hatkaway, Schr Union Flag. Frishos, iitwtelphis. ORT, Oct 4, AM—Ari schts Col 8 'W Raneo, Smith Boston for Delaware Albort W Smith, Lor: ing, Baltimore for Po tend rva, Brightman, Fall Rivor for York: Quickstep, Hutchinson, Seaconnet F Corwin, Dela Jey. Providence for Laver: rk, Fann! Eh Thos PM—aArriv Georgetown. Randolph, 8 x Artin. Foreeatsr, do for x iordos Oni mm Fine’ Frisdie, New Heatond Union Finz: Frisbie, New VE bares Douglass, Wind t delphin: Amos aE 10:30 AM ATivod, steamer Providence, New York. Nery neary northwester blowing. PORT GAMBLE. Sept 27—Artived, bark Buena Vista, Hardie, San Franclico, PORT BLAKELY, Sept 27—Nailed, bark R K Ham, Gove, San Francisco. ALETERSBURG, Oct 3—Arrived, sclir Reindeer, Howard, any. NY. Sailed—Schr Argo, Taylor, City Point, to finish loading for potate ae PASCAGOULA, Sep 20—Arrived, echre It Buddig, Voss, pet ne; Ce pia ye i atk Awiain (0) Gu _eexeAcUE (6, Oct 2A SEMILADELPHIA ‘A. Ashford, New oe 7 Witnington, Del Now yee 3 A Boice, ‘domed 8, rier Ag einer ae. de A, Bord: Hetu, era, Cay- M phe Providence + Bead” ‘Allens yn 8 alr Towe, Snco; EG Irwin, Johnson, ow 0 Sth—Arrived, #t amare Achilles, Bacon, Fall River: Vin- dicnt ore: W Fish, Watts, Gardiner; RW Whilden, Honth, Siidgertown liza A Audetson, Clark, Koekpori. Also arrived, stenmors Saxon, Snow, Bost Whitin ‘atding, Providence; bari denon; sechrs >usan, Stag! oi ugha, “Boston ; Joha Pete Mag ffm a Hoffinan. ao: Ww ¢ Wells, # ing Ralleoad, Nos linear hk leona Champion, Marts, Millville, (Glew rs Rattlosnake, Swain, Boston: Leopard, do: Panther, Miller, New, Bedford: Mayflower. Du cand all sailed) ; bark Merour (Geri, De Tiaan, Breru Konniell, “Harris, Tongan; Ellen'M Alulder, Hougson, Aspinwail ; John D Paige, Haley: tele Bypericn, gh ape Portland; sebrs Freeman, Harbor Isiand; Jaiaes Ponder, Felten, bahia : hag > outh: Kaman de Ajuria, McGee, Charleston; 8 Goatr Boston; J Kienzle, Wells, 3 Henry Vole, Ghadwicks woiateniny Uaze, Bishop, Wosteriey; EG Iewin, Johnson, Appon: Lewes, Oct 5—Arrived, stscmer Albemarle, Gibbs, New Sa Bteity (Br), for Liverpool, went to sen at 10 AM. PORTLAND: Get 4*-Clenred. schrs Mary A Hood, Steel- man, Philadelphin; M: jolmos, Richardson, do, Sth—Cleared, sehr Jennie Beasley, Cardenas. Arrived, ie Atlas. Gray, Bo- older, Froderk Metoa, Babrock. Treen, fare S Areranet @; Rob- Jas Phelps, Rockwell, do ‘delaide, Row. nethport for an, Port Johnson. Tend, Porth Ambo; Pawtucket; Harriet Lewis. Cush Sailed—Schry John R Halliday, Vancient, Georgetown, DC; Maria, Leot, Havorstraw: Rachel Jane, Burdiek, Port Johnson. WTUCKBT, Oct 4—Arrived, schr Ellas Ross, Lewis, ort Behn Kate & Mary, Coggswell, and a “area Yor! schre 1 W Goatrey, 3 il phia. 9 area -Brig Leonard Myers Hick: Rio vaneizos sehr John L Morrill, tiuiss, Rio Grande, i Sniied “Schr Calwalader, Phinney, Philadolnhie. "| 4th—Arrived, steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New Yor! ¥ Chamberlain, and ant & ‘Thomapron Brown, New Sailed—Sehr Lottie, 8; ‘ow York. KOCKLAND, Oct Arrived. "sche F Mesorvo, Froneb, |. Maxzle Rell, Hali, Klohmond, Vi Sloat aches d Farwell, Thoradine, % ie red, man, and Hattie Lollies, Loltes. Pi Sailed ‘or! Det 2, Billow, ‘nskell: Idaho, Peck, anit Pe BAN FRASOIS"O, Yops 27—Arri Hosotain” Onk Tht Reynolds, Port send; Tiaal Madison. sniled—Ship Lowell, Queonstown bee Oak Hill, Bollivan, Port Townsend: sehr Ada May, Peterson, Apis (Navizator Td ands) Cleared—Ship The Bruce (Br), Southcott, Burrard Intot; beta Brier Hoime (Br), Johnston, Adelaide vie Port Town: wen hic ship Philenn Winslow, Sulied—ahip Mountaineer cen Ee In port—Ships AM Smull, Pack Glory of the Seas, MeLauglilin, for Livervook, SEATTLE, -pi 27—arrived, abip Yosemite, Ross, San Francisco, Sopt 26—Arrived, barks Oregon, Howes, San ae Dublin, Uarter, do. 5. AH, Sept 5—Arrived, ship John T Berry Br). Emerson Bremen’ bark Gonder (Br), Mockler, La Gienred ship Bombay. "re “hen to i esha c ttinger, Hamburg: achra Enchal rere Phillipe, Ni tie triugton, I isi :L © Hickman, Hor: ring, Phitsasipuis, SUMERSET, Oct 2—Artived, schr Hunter, Greenl Pde rrived, ache Wild Pigeon, Bray, Ge: Do. wed, schr on. Bray, Georgetown, a che Tatty Not, Nickerson, Georgetown, DC. SONINGTON. Oct 4—Arrived, sche Kva Divorty, OSendy, Rerth Amboy; sloop Sameondale, Woolsey, New york tot tv INK TA RD HAVEN, Oct town, Mitte, Philadelphia for Boston: do for Sal achrs Stephen G B Pi n Pottor. Oxter Tow, Baitimore: Elwood. Burtos words, Somors, Georretown, DOcEML, Kovizesn, Port Jone. son for Boston; Grace Cushing, Moster Philadelphi nie F Collins, Consina, Perth Amboy for Portland: Kagle, Hutebins, Gardiner, Newpurt; Keystone,’ Wilder, Hillsboro, B; Anna W Jacobs, Jones, Ityannis for ‘ork. Satled—Séhes Maday Seth W. Smith (tor New Bod- ‘allroad for r Hayden Cartlow (Ger), Sploht, (der), Wurthman, st hare for New York. 'S, STEAMBOATS, &U. ERROR BOOW sh BAL CHEAP; 75X2ax5 foo dcr, F. P. EASTMAN, foot dist ot, KR, SSORTMENT OF BOATS AND OARS, ALL DE scriptions, cheap. 368 south at,. near Gouverneur slip. STEPHEN ROBERTS, Peete UAY AND FEED BAKGE, AT PIER 2, TY GBOATS AND ENGINES FOR SALE. iron ‘Tagoost, new. 10° id do. 0. fi MISCELLANEOUS Atak yt BENEFIT FROM “OSE OF HYATre Tire BALSAM, at once reliable, safe aud in rheumatism, acrotuln, roma 0 by oxpress, Depot Wiley Ne Ba