The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1877, Page 14

14 WASHINGTON. FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasuixcrox, Oct. 6, 1877. &.CALM AT THE CAPITAL CONCERNING THE NEXT SPEAKERSHIP—RANDALL, COX AND MOBRISON ON HAND. Ts Ie exaggeration to cay that there ie anything like excitemen' here over the Speakership or concerning the approaching extra session of Congress. It is true that Mr, Randail is here, but ho is quietiy domiciled op Capito! Hill, while sir. Cox is at the Riggs House and Mr, Morrison 1s at Willard’s, but none of them will submit to be interviewed or discuss the merits of their Fespective claims to the chair, There are probably two dozen Congressmen scattered about the city and may be ag many more listless hangers on and politi- cians, but in other respects the city 1s as quict asin while the problem of the Speakership 1s Jast os unoertatn, or as certain, as it was six months ago. This is really all there is in the question to- night, although the caucus to determine it is only a week away. The fact ts, all calculations at present go for nothing. The probabilities continue to favor the chances of Mr. Randall for an easy olection; but there | is view of the fact that it is barely nine days to the meet- ing of Congret SENATOR PATTERSON'S CASE. Senator Patterson surrendered himself into the hands of the Phillistines this afternoon as soon as he was sure o! securing awrit of haveas corpus. He siands upon his constitational privilege of immunity from arrest, and the Court bas deferred the bearing of bis case unti! the 1vth ist In ro. piy to the eard of aenial published by Senator Patterson in yesterday’s Hxraup, the informant of the Hxxaip renews bis assertion that he understood the Senator to say that be Intended to absent himself from | the session pending the investigation, which he should usk at the hands of the Senate, The conversation teok piace tn front of the Riggs House, where | be Senator, after explaining what he believed | the. purpose of the persecution of him, and declaring | \bat he should demand a committee of inquiry, ex- pressed himself finaily in these words:—‘‘Then | shall et them.’? The impression given to his hearer by | these words, uscd as they were in connection with what haa gone before, was that he intended to leave | the Senate and remain away indefinitely. i eae GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES. WasnixGroy, Oct. 6, 1877. SENATOR PATTERSON OUT ON A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS. Chiet Justice Cartter naving last night tssued a warrant, on the requisition o! the Governor of South Carolina, for the arrest of Senator John J. Patterson, a visit was soon thereaftor made to the residence of the Senator ty the Marshal, when !t was ascertained Mat the Senator was not at home, His counsel, Messrr, Shellabarger, Wilson, Cook and Charles Pelham, attorneys of this city, however, knew of his whereabouts, and accordingly prepared a petition for Awrit of babeas corpus in advance of tno service of the writ for arrest by the Marshal, When all tho preliminaries {or tho petition of a writ of habeas cor- pus wore completed the Marshal was informed of tho locality of the Senator, whereupon the arrest was made by him, and immediately tuereafter counsel ap- plied te Jadge Humphreys fora writ of habeas cor- pus, the petition being basod upon the following grounds :— First—That Senator Patterson was regularly elected a Senator of the United States in 1872 and shortly altor came tothe District of Columbia and bas re- mained here in the discharge of bis duties; that dur- ing the interval from that period to the present he has visited South Carolina several times, but tbat he bas committed no crime in that State and that De has continued to reside here temporarily as a Senator; | therefore it cannot be said in the terms of the requi- | sition t he is alugitive from justice. Second—The term of the court at which the indict. ment was found was not the regular term of the court, Jt was not held at the time and place authorized by Jaw, and consequently the finding is of vo validity, acd tho indictment oa which the requsition was tounded Is void Judge Humphreys issded the writ of habeas corpus, addressed to tho Coroner, who served it on the Mar- shal, demanding that he produco the body of Senator Patterson, The Marshal, in obedience to the writ, did so, There was present, among others, Mr. Richbourg, agent for the State of South Carolina, who brought Dither the requisition for Senator Patterson, who is enarged with tne crime of conspiracy to bribe mem- bers of the Goneral Assembly, and with counselling and procuring Miles G. Parker to commit grand lar- ceny, &c. As it was now five o’clock in the afternoon, and too late to proceed with the case, it was stated by Judgo | Humphreys that, ow:ng to bis duties in court, he could not bear it until Wednesday. t Mr. Richbourg asked that the hearing be postponed until Thursday, so as to allow time for the arrival of the Attorney General of South Carolina, To this Judge Humphreys could not accede, owing to the prossure of other business on that day and the Temainder of the weck. The result of the conference was a postponement ‘untilthe 17th inst., or two days after the meeting of the extra session of Congre: Senator Patterson gave bail for his appearance at that time in the sam of $2,500, Ivory G. Kimball be- coming bis surety. The ease, having been postponed to the time stated, will afford the Senate an opportunity to discuss the rights of one of its members, and dectde whether or not he is privileged from arrest under the protective plause of the constitution of the United States, YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION, dead calm on the subject which 18 surprising in | it was with nations. Re NEW YOKK HERALD, .SUNDAY, OCTOBER All would go forward to a bet- jon still, if this single thought would forever pervade their minds—that they wero all children of one Fathe! Dr. Gottheil, of and, in the name of tho large audience assem- (Applause. ) the Neapie Emanuel, then bied, thanked the gentloman tor the views he bad ox- pressed. Views existed, pressed in such | during the coming wi listen to sentimer orator of the evening. Songs and recitations rapid succession, and iran Bt a je from Re: | represented by R Henry J. Jacobs. MUSICAL AND Back Birch apd “Faith, Hope and Char! They deserve to do 60. Niblo’s Garden, wert nightly illustrated, Is bi the Academy of Music, ‘he Crushed Tragedi: vertised that he draw: | night. that affict “Marriage, The orchestra make scal play of “Jasper,” anew John Owens, supporte: appears to-morrow night in ‘Our Boys’ enchanted with the evening’ He knew that among intelligent men those but be bad never yet heard them ex- k language. He trusted that er the association would of 0 eloquently expressed by the then followed one another in the large eudience dispersed ramment clergy was Gout Dr, De Lola Mendes and Rev. DRAMATIC NOTES, Wambold nightly personify ty” —1n cork. Bryaut’s Minstrels are drawing excellent audiences, The fun 1s of the best. eo “The Law of the Land” is essed with full houses, Miss Fannie Davenport appears to-morrow night at Baltimore, in “Pique.” jan”? has beon so superbly a 8 overflowing bouses every Notwithstanding the many criticisms, gooa and bad, Wallack’s Theatre bas been fait ! since the opening night, The Aquarium continues to be a place of attraction. jes in one way and the audience can see scales in another. Wood's Theatre, Brooklyn, will open to-morrow Bight with Mr, Sam Devere in the leading rdi in the sensational drama, i by M:ss Minnette Thompson, at Colonel Sinn’s New Park Theatre, Brooklyn. The American Institute Exhibition is among the mOSt attractive places in the city for those who desire to sce wonderful inventions anc talk telephonically, “Struck O11” continues to draw full bous Unipa Square. it ts si at the till a matter of wonder how Williamson carelessly falls twenty feet trom the top of an oil derrick without breaking his neck. Miss Fanuy Davenport’s engagoment at the Walnut Stroct Theatre, Philade!phia, has been a very success- ful one, At wer last pei she played Blind Posthui formance, Saturday evening, mia and Lady Gay Spankor. Those who desire to enjoy Gilmere must do so dur- great band, ment. The bill is a long combo and Mr. Frank Weston, the banjotst; C: the Cavaneugh: family o! The famous **Coucous’ boen published by Arons by aiméo, in which she yet been put on paper. Amoug the most popul: residents and those who, Academy of Stusic this the prima donnas, and freshest of tenoi the principal male singer: bauser,”’ “Der Frotschut: sung. certs at Steinway Hall o: noon, October 20, when Swedish Ladies’ Vocal Q peculiar, and is largely voices are excellent the wonderful, Wednesday, Leonard G dramatlst was prodaced f markable History of Li sanctimonious hypocrite, abducts bis daughter anc obtaining the estates, course turning up in the fizontly mounted ana ex never be as popular a The benefit of Mr. P. | | Mtss Thursby, Brignoh volunteered, and with Ar! De Carlo and Letscn as worth’s, | | heard in New York, A Chorus,’ with 500 per! anvil beaters trained to FHE OPENING ENTERTAINMENT—ADDRESS OF GENERAL STEWART L. WoOODroRD. ‘A large and fastionable audience, among whom were ap exceodingly largo number of ladies, assembled at Lyric Hall, in Sixth avenue and Forty-first strect, last evening, to assist at the scason’s opening enters jainment of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association, fter an introductory piano solo by H. Do blotie ‘oodéock, Mr. Isasc 8. Isaacs, the president of the | Power, who was esteem the popalar airs in social circles. Ing the coming fortaight. The garden that has beon | | solong popular wil! soon clos | more of the glorious har: and we shall hear no mony that hag come from the } a grand sacred concert is announced for this even- ing at the Olympic Theatre under the new manage- one, and includes Bobby New- ‘Lewis, tho bailadists; Horace Jarl Prager, the violinist, and f magicians, ? song in “La Maryolaine’’ bas on. It promisos to be one ot The ‘Kiss Song,’ everybody in the audi- mak ence feel like emulating her labial gymnastics and singing @ “sweet by and by’? until morning, bas not jar of resorts by our French aro engaged in the study of | the French language is the French theatre on Twenty- | third strect, The actor: | choice of plays is carefully made, and the manage- ment are in earnest in their intention to make theo | place attractive. For Monday, October 9, we have announced, ‘Les Vivacites du Capiiaine Tic.”” Five performances of opera under the direction of Mr. Fryer, are to take place at the Philadelphia "7 are among the best, tho week. Mme. Pappenheim, Miss Mathilde Wilde, and Miss Alexandre Human are Messrs, Charles RK, Adams, George Werrenrath, Christian Fritsch (one of the , Blum, Weigand and Adolphe are 8, “The Huguenots,” “Tann- 2” and ‘Lohengrin’ are to be Theodore Thomas will give three grand popular con- mn Wednesday evening, Octo- ver 17; Friday evening, October 19, and Saturday after~ he will introduce the original uartet 10 conjunction with his orchestra, The success of these singers has been very due to mochanical accuracy ‘and the exquisitely delicate manner in which their votces are made to harmonize, While individually the collective effoct is said to be At the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, last rover’s second venture as a for the first time on any stage, It isa five act melodramatic play entitled “The Re- ispet.’? It is tho story of a » Who poisons his brother and 4 heiress (or the purpose of which have been heavily mort- gaged but paid off, the release and the helreanef fifth act, The play is magni- cellently played by the Chest- nut Street company, but Mr, Grover’s new play will ‘Gur Boarding House.’? 8. Gilmore will take place on Thursday evening, October 11, and promises to be one of the mest importint musical events of the % jon, and Tagiiapietra have kindly ‘bucklo, Bent,Carreno, Lefebre soloists, ana Gratull Downing’s and Gilmore’s Twenty-second Regiment bands, they will make, perhaps, the largest and strongest musical combination that has ever been popular feature of tbe pro | | gramme will ve the production of Verdi’s “Anvil ed by the last generation the finest actor in Irish parte that ever trod the stage, — aud woo was one of the victims of that first groat steamship calamity—the loss of the President. Mr. Power bas the iwherita | equalied. nce of histriouic talent anda genius for humorous delineation of character rarely It 1s an uncertain point whether the lecture " association, opened the evening’s exorcises with an | diatorm affords afield for success inthis line, It is Introductory address, tn which, alter welcoming the members, he informed them that the association was at last frée from dobt, and wis how redey to tulhi the | a talent that is strictly at home before the footlights, Mark Twain ts, of course, succosstul iu shis appeal te the risibilitios of bis audience, and eo was Artemus | mission for which it was originally organized—to pro- | Ward in bis time; but a lecturer who 1s comic in him. mote a better focling among members of the Jewish faith, to promote intellectual intercourse and to piace them all on that plane of civilization called for by the spirit of the times. The association was not 4 mis- sionary Institution, it did not interfere in religious matters, but now, more than ever, the Young Men’s Hebrew ; Association wis anxious to to the world at large, und particularly to the people of New York that tho Jews were as anxious to promote intellectual intercourse, as desir | ous of making good and wortby citizens of their younger members as any other organization in tbo land, He appealed to all to stand by this parent 80 yheatrical profession aro when thoy attempt to doa | goo\ thing for one of their own number when trouble | demands rele! and want calls for help. —1. Gilmore, with his great | baud, will perform at his best Then will follow a | ciety, which, though only a fow years old, bad a- ready strong branches esiablished in various parts of w Union. He then introduced the orutor of the evening, Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, who began his address by thanking the officers of the society for jving bim an opportunity to epeak on asnbject to Shen the tninking mev of our ago had recently para ott reat deal of aticntion. For centuries past conflicts ‘more or less importance had marred the rejations boro who professed the Christian and (hose Teligion. As Lime wore on tolerant the iniquities of the unjust discriminations stood that what ever religion thoy professed they were nevertheless all child of one Father, And stil the history 008 bad taught us tuatno single race had ever mad Mpression on the world unless it practised a strict adberence to—frst, a belie! in livinity; second, preached personal purity, and third, believed in tue doctrine of loving your neighbor. Greece, though beauty on a par with divinity, had censed to waotot that physical morality which alone od existence of petions, Rome, though or of the world by her extraordinary order 0 longer tho arbiter of Kurope, forgot the nations by which « d grown im the hour of her prosperity. The Jows, how. ugh conqaered and exilod and savjected to pet fre cona end disctpiine, was show | solt and makes bis apper tried, find Mr. Power's fine Johnson found Foote when he had to iaugh, despite ¢ | Dis determination to th | THE EDWIN | Active and earnest pr Thus fi they Wlustrate bow ki gramino ts as follows: Miss by recitation xome by songs apparition of “General Mite,’ one of * 1 second will be tb Theatre, Io act three ro pin Ho ed by Miss Clara. M ind, v. W. Carroll, Josephine Baker, With upward of fifty of the aoxtlliary | mombers of Act five wiil tie drama embrace al thereby rather than through | 50 many concerted puns or funny stories has yet to be | But we are disposed to believe the public will humor as irresistibie as Dr, © contrary. ADAMS BENEFIT. eparations are being made to secure a handsome pecuniary tribute to Edwin Adama, | the arrangements are very complete, and nd, tender and generous toe The pros Dace, Pastor, Alter this and = the he Midgete,’’ froin the Regina Touy e “Soreen Scene” hool io Scandal,” with Me, Jon Gilbert, Arnot, | Devere, Miss Rose Cogian and Peck, from Wallack’s | Aimée will sing ‘Les Lecons | Anglais,’? Act four will be the fourth act ol “Camille,” | EM. orris, McKee Rankin, Mrs, Jonn Setton and Miss New York. ie and Mossra, Wiliam Henry Peakes, of the Hess Eegish Opera Company, Act ci six Will Introduce * by the Williainsons, of Othello,” in wh the lirst act of ‘Siruck . Act 7 will bring on the thira ich Sothern and Floreuce ure to Wo,’ it the audience will permit 1, Othello ana Iazo. ‘These two gentle spective parts yesterda, Lokers that it is impos | to nake of the busine practising 1m a ead they came near being arrestod escaped Janatios. » What mains to be seen, Io inen were rehoarsing their re- ple to say what they intend s8 confided to them, While they may do on (he stage re- act 8 the audience will enjoy jes of & barbarous civilization, had ever | some of the best of the eccentricities of the variety nig uit ed and forced the doctrine of | business by Charles Backus, Messrs, Harrigan and purity, and the result was that they | Hart, Gus Williams, tho | Bryant Mu become a power throughout the world, Not | anda graud masicai finale by Wancemachor's this, but alongside of this improvement in man- | Mr. Tissingtou ud tis entire orchestra ha’ kind’s conditiot ‘there was not an intelligent Jew ex- | volunteered, and will some time during the matinée tant to-day who would not acknowledge the grandeur | perforin a solection of popular melodies The auction ene y's mission in the world’s history. No | sale ot seats taxes pince to-morrow, at three P.M. iy that it had been a great factor in tue | whon Messrs. Fiorence, Sothern and Van Tassoil will one could ‘world’s progress, an fore him ot aio man’s veliof was bis at this belief verre carr, life's struggles, And just as it was wi a he haped ther to take issue on this port. ying him onward in was no one be. | reat support, the principles an- | oficiate ay auctioneers | aud excitement is anc curious combivation of | that toe Crusbeu Iraged ith individaals | him for the uge o/ the first box. A great deal of amurement jcipated as the result of this seat rollers, It is understood an Witt allow BO one to outbid but both are such practical | of the Tombs Police Court the Police Commissioners t! Tombs Police Court yesterd: Mr. Ohver while Counsellor MacLean, fled that he bad seen his tear the paper in question; bad informed bim (Rockwell person who did not undersi iat Was certain that the paper could not have been | Teacbed by counsel. Mr. Oliver next took the stand and testified that bis client had expressed to him accordingly stated the fact t ferred him tothe magistrai Ser, geant’s report to the Polic pete eget jous, if the sergeant hi j 1p good taith and in persuani Sei was willing, it nocessary, larity of Counsellor Oliver 1; Counsellor Hill maintained ed, port was not privil It s10na! conduct, which was no! Monday, Justice Flammer pai In the duced in the examination in noon wat against him, The body of an apparently Ta was a largo gash across tho and from this it is supposed officer took the ri to await the action of the Co! | ¥0, if possible, arrest the gui! | KILLED ON way last night ran Into a ho to Mr, Garret Van Dieu, as it track near Ridgewood, N. J. SHIPPI guilty of tearing off the word: substituting ‘General Sessions” in the Paper of one of hia clients, represented peared (or Sergoaut Woodruff. The first witness w: Cierk Rockwell of the Tombs Police Court, who testi- commnnication and consequently not | ven concerning Oliver's case. unanimously acquitted Oliver from the charge mado ains to tl house, and {rom there they were sent to the Morguo ‘was unknown, Was fatally injured and the horse killed. G NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. THE OLIVER CASE, The examination in the case of S ant Woodrufl, Squad, charged by Coun. seljor James Oliver with libel, im baving reported to hat he (Oliver) bad been ‘Special Seseons” and jection for trial was beld at the before Judge Flammer. by Counsellor Hill, of the Police Board, ap- jociate clerk, Cavanagh, so that Mr. Cavanagh that he did it on tho i) Statement of Counsellor Oliver that bis client, being a | stand En) had, under at tbe Court of Mr, Rockwell hor desire to be tried by ajury; he ascertained that she bad signed an election to be tried by the Court of Special Sessions, and he Clerk Cav: bh, who ri Mr. Oliver indignantly denied that Justice Dufly bad reprimanded him, the | Justice merely said, “If I knew any lawyer guilty of tearing » paper 1 would have him disbarred, nt Woodrull’s counsel coutended that the ¢ Comm joners wi ad made a mistake, St w: ce of his dutics, Coun- , t0 certify to the rogu- in the matter, that the Sergeant’s re- has falsely held up to the world that Mr. Uliver had been guilty of unprofes. t the fact, as the evidence showed. Mr, Oliver had done nothing wrong, Ho had done simply bis duty to bis client, At this stage the examination was adjourned until roling the sergeant, ing the Board ol Police Justices held a meeting, when protty much the samo evidence ad- the Tombs in the after. ‘The Judges A MURDERED INNOCENT. now born child was found night on the roof of the brewery No. 488 West street, by Officer Brower, of tbe Ninth precinct. There throat of the dead child, ‘hat t was murdered. Tho Charles street station roner. Captain Keanedy on hoaring of the'case at once detailed his detectives ty parties. The officers in their search, it is said, wero informed of the mys- terioua action of a woman who had hired rooms in the tenement house adjoining the browery a few days ago, and who was last night mi ing. THE RAIL, ‘The westward bound express train On the Erie Rail- and buggy belonging was crossing the railroad ‘The driver, whose name DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF 0 \CTOBER. ila .pOet ‘Oct uct Det Oct 1Oet Oct Ovt {Oct vt - JOct Oct Oct Oct Noy 6: lpi ALMANAC FOR NEW SUN AND MOUN, | Rot City of C 27 Adriatic. ., Liv 6 03 |G 6 32 Ocroner 6, Hamburg 27.| Liverpool 27.' Livernool..137 Broadway Glasgow. Hamburi Sandy Hook, seve 5 39} Hell Gate HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. 129 Broadway 155 Broadway 4 Bowling Greon Bowling Green 72 Broadway 61 Bronaway :| Rotterdam, |50 Broadway 3.) Liverpool..115 Broadway .Liverpoot . |iverpool sKOW, 117 Bowing Green. 72 Broadway 61 Broadway Broadwav 2 Bowling (ireen {7 Bowling Green 129 Broadway 2181 Broadway terdam. |50 Broadway. 15 Broadway «{7 Bowling Green Hroadway +|01 Broadway erpoul..|29 Broadway. YORK—THIS, DAY. ‘erpoo! HIGH WATBK, island... ..eve 8 51 }OVe 1877. | Bar. 1 iow {iat | HERALD WHITESTONE Queenstown 28th, with milxe Oct 3, lat 45 59," lon 49 47, pi Bri Steamer Othello «Br), Fisher. richs & Co. Arrived at 8:15 AM ke bark Bel Sturt (Br), from amer Graf Bismarck (Ger), Southampton 224, with th formers—a colored brigade of | automatic pertection. | J. W. Harold Power's sppoaranco beforo the city | public is to be an early event of peculiar intorest, This | gentlemon is ascn of the famous comedian Tyrone | 19.91 Elwell & Co. Passed ‘ape of lena Auv 6, and crossed tho Eqi Bark Deveti Dubrovacki (Ans) Sept 4, In ballast to Slocovich & Schr MA Tyler, € Schr Henry Dave ng-Ships Shagespeare (Ger) were anchored in the lower bay, AM, Reterxxp—Ship Joseph Fis Antwerp, Vct 2 to H Koop & Oo, Sandy Hook, during a heavy to nortn, lost fiv, foretonsail, mainsnil nnd main topen! Oct 4, with mdse and 6 pasxengers to Chas L Steumer Mosol (Ger), Neyni Southampton 25th, with mdse and 219 p King, Georgetown, NWIPartly cloudy YW|Partly cloudy NWIClear NW (Clear PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 6, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Germanic (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Sept 27 via L passencers to RJ Corti 601 einai Sept 6, Wright & Go. aber, Bremen Sept 2: sengers to 4 Oct 1, Liverpoo Hagemann, Brem to Oelrichs & Co. Bark Vesuvius (of Richmond, Me), Uimer, Aleppy 129 days, with mdse to Fowler & Crampton; < 1 to J dod Hope ator Amir Knezevich, Gla: 0. and Kliza MeNell, which cume up to the city 6th, i, Schaeffer, hence for Oct 4, 70 miles enst of SK genie, shifting a, Jant sail, and spriny a leak, making 6 inchesof water an hour, PASSED THROUGH New York Steamer Boll York. Sehr Retr Granite Sta Schr Frank Hervert, Alien, Selir Margie, Snow, Portland, Behr Plow lia 4 Es fott, Boston Sehr George f° Trizx, Yamon ReirS RL Sehr Modesty Sehr Julia A York. Geer. New Lo Crocker, i rawtord, Hallo Sehr Thos Port Schr Custilian, . Villsbury, Vin Sehr Sehr Mary C Decker, ¥ aman! J sharp, Sharp. 1s Seur J 3 Terry, Raynor, Prov Selir 8 W Brown, Brown, Kehr S Parves, Lisle, Providen Se’ r Eldorado, Davis, Provide: Sehr Maria Fleming, Wi Sehr July Fourth, Ware, New | Schr Joseph Hall, Hamilton, Sehr MM Brainerd, Spencer, Sebr Mary © Arnold, Arnoid Sehr Warren Gates, Smith, Mi Sehr © J 4 | Sehr i Sehr Eva Diverty, Hand, Sto Sehr znrd Wawkine, Bs Sehr MF Webo, trown, Bride Sehr Dart, Campbell, Stamfor: BO! r Nereus. Hallett, | mer City of Fitchhnr Beatord. Steamer Norfolk, Pord, Philad sehr Sophia Kraig, Wast Senr GF B Behr Stlver sp Sehr fda Hudson, Renninston he Exce , Titus, New Vork + Manton, Crowel Sehr Atlantic, Coombs, New ¥ sent Ney, Haker, Sew Vork fo Sehr i HM Rorden, Baker, New sehr iris, Lem Sehr Benjamin’ English, | ford. Sehr Argo, Sehr Lady’ sehr Abbie S Eo Sehr Harvest, Corw sehr Emily, Provost, New Yor chic Wm M Wood, Kelsey. } Relir Pallndiam, Ryder, New | Behr Sn Sehr Mary Isabel, Staith, New Sehr ard, Leland, New Ye Sehr Jonephine. Movers, New Belir U © Acken, Tombs, New sehr Freestone, Clevoland, ree, Bishon, Ho Sehr Dresiea, Gates, liaver he Nettie Cushing, lie Sarah J Gurney, dence. pebr E Waterman, Minckley, artie (Br), Bonnell, St Joba, NB, tor ‘ane, Fowler, Yarmouth, iekerson, Lynn for \ew York. jams, Norwich | Sehr SJ Smnith, Baldwin, Hartiora for UND He New Yo Sorin Weller, Brockway, Naw York tor Garney, HELL GATS, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of New Hedtord, F ndon and Norwich for New Sew York. ckport, for New York. port for Now Yorks ot New York, toe New York. Gloucester tor ass, for M ‘ew York. ‘ew York. ck, New Bedford for New | Selir Castilian, Means, Fall River for New York, Handy, Fal! River (or New York. Mend, Fall River for New York, unihaven for New York. . Carroll, Providence for New York. Providence for New York. Providence for New York donee for New York. rovidence for New York. nee for Now York, ace for New London for N Portland, Ct, for Portlana, Ct, tor New Now Haven for Baltime listone Point for New york. virook tor New York. rt Jefferson tor New York. ington w York rideport port for New York. New York. AST. for Boston, Kk i rt, New York for New lpia for Fall River. New York or Alexandria, Ey New York tor St Jolin, NB ork for St John. NBe New York for Belfast, yekland, New York for Boston. Boston, r Pali River, York for Fall River, a w York for Norw: ork for New Lor York tor Brid; York for Stain New York jor ecticut okon far Providence, raw ‘or Stdolin, NB. Haverstraw lor Provi- ughkeopsic for Provi- ndout for Nantucket. ‘a bele rigeed steamer | | bound & (auppoxed Inman}; 4th, lat 43°45, lon 57 58, a | h bark Bound E, showin: SVK | via. Boston | | Schr C W Locke, Bunce, Rondout for Northport, Schr Bostou, Nickerson, Port Johnson tor Warel Sehr Orlando, Rowland, Port Johnson for Provii Schr Black 8. ‘Diamond, Smith, Port Johnson for Provi-~ Kelsey, Port Johnson for Hartford, . Amboy for Somerset. Schr Alice C Noyes, Baker, amboy for Senr Keading RR No 42, Gandy. Amboy tor New Haven, Schr Expedite, Glover, Philadelphia fur Suybrook, Also proceeded, the weather-bound feet which has been in the roads above since Wednesday, pore BELOW. — Bark Chin Yang (Br), Haskins, from Liverpool via St Jobn, NB. Bark Hylton Castie (Br), Scott. trom Liverpool Sept 3, . Bark Gronsvar (Nor), Neilsen, trom Stettin Aug 31, CLEAKED, Steamer City of Richmond (Br), Lelten, Liverpoot via Queenstown—J G Dale. ‘Steamer Celtte (Br), Gleadell, RJ Corts, pittnner Reyot (Bir), Groen, Liverpool via Queenstown— urst. Steamer Denmark (Br), Williams. London—F WJ Hurst. Steamer Ethiopia (Br). Craig, Giaszow— Henderson Bros. Steamer Weser Ger), Barre, Bremen via Southampton— ae a Or hteamer Gitsland (Br), Rutter, Havre—J STneker & Steamer City of Mexico, McIntosh, Havana, Progreso, Campenchy, &e—F Alexuhdre & Sons, Steanier ‘Carondelet, Faircloth. Nassau, Ferris & Co. Steamer State of Texas, Nickerson, Galveston via Key 1 Mallory & Co. er Algiers, Hawthorne, New Orleans—Bogert & np—Clark & er San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—Geo Yonge. mer, Clty of Atlanta, Woodhuil, Charteston—J W ar mer Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington and Morehead Win P Clyde & Co, tner Old Dominion, Gibbs, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. pitgamer E © Knight, Chicnoster, Georzetown, pe L ome, Jt. Steamer C Biddle, Davis, Philedelphia—James Hand Steamer Nereus, Hallett, Boston —Ii F Dimock Ship Zouave, Means, Bremen—Dill & Radnzaun, Bark Ellershausen (Br), Gi: 6, London—v W Bertaux. Bark Nuovo Veritus (Ital), Certolotto, Cork or Falmouth for orders—John U Senger. Bark Perthshire (Br), Alexander, Quoenstown or Fal- mouth for orders—J 8 Tucker & Co. Burk Amaithen (Nor), Saivesen, Queenstown or Fal- DB. Bremen—Chas Luling & Liverpool via Queenstown— Np—Marray, Morgan, Steamer New Orleans, Dearborn, New Ori Sent it 5 aint bi Fi Lima (Ger). Ellenbrock, 0, Trark Jason (Ger), Grimm, Bremen—Theo Ruge! Bark Viator (Nor), Eog, Rotterdam—Louls Te iM Earoxa, Chapel, Dunkire (France)— Vernon H rown & Ci Wark Billy Simpson (Br), Porter, Trieste—J F Whitnoy | & Co. Brig Ransom (Br), Litsom. Porto Cabello—Peniston & 05 Brig Nellie, Higgins, Christianstadt and St Croix, DWI— Roche bros & Co. Bene Acorns W Anderson, Anderson, Demerara—Leay- craft & Co. Sebr Henrietta, Hill, Kingston, Ja wyeraft & Co. Schr Olive Crosby, Hutchinson, Kingston, Ja—A If Soto- mon & Co. sehr E A De Hart, Farnham, Aux Cayes (Hayti)—A Nones & Go. Schr Kalmar, Colboth, St John, NB—A T Ifeney. ee Harry & Fred, Gardner, 5t John, NB—Jed Frye & 0. Sehr Zampa, Sanborn, St Jotn, NB-H W Loud & Co, Sebr Rescue, Atkinson, Noriolk—Slaght & Petty. pique David'¥ Keoling, Bennett, Malsimore—itteks & 8 Sehr Helen Augusta, Pratt, Chester, Pa—Isaac R Sta- es, P’Scbr Wm B terrick, Baker, Philadelphis—Miller & Houghton, Behe Hndson, Kenniston, Boston—I P Brown & Oo. Inckstone, Wickson, Dighton and Providence—H Schr W Jackson & Son. a ar Frank Bouttio, Gladwin, Derby, C:—Cartwright & joyle. Sehr Mary Tico, Blair, Hartford—Geo C Blair & Son. SAILED, Steamers Celtic (Br), for Liverpool; City of Richmond (Br), do; tgypt (Br), do; Ethiopia (Br), Glasgow, Weser (Cer), Bremen; Denmark (Br), London; Gilsland (Br), Havre; Carondelet, Nassau, & yof Mexico, Havana; State of Texas, Galveston, 4c; Algiers New Oricans; New Orleans, do; San Jacinto, Savannai Pity of Atiauta, Charleston; Benefactor, Wilmington, NO; Oid Dominion, Richmond, &c © Knight, Georgetown, DU; barks Vole pini (Ital), Queenstown or Falmonth; Artiero Giovanal (Aus), do or do; Parenti (Ital), do or do: juseppe Rocco (ital, Gibraltar; Jason (Nor), Cork; brigs San Kaffaelo (Ital, Oper JF Merry, Vaiencia, Also sailed, ships Geo Il Oulton (Br), for Queenstown; Jas Foster, Jr. Liverpool; Matiana Vi (Port), Lisbon; bark Bombay (Ital), Dunuee; brig Arcot, Liverpoot; schrs A H Hurlburt, Right Away, and Wm 3 Herrick, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Suir Haxxant Mornis (Br), Dunbar, from. Miramichi for Bristol, betore reported ashore on the Horseshoe, Mirami- chi, was got of Sept 23, alter discharging part of her cargo. Barx Epovarp (Ger), from Baltimore tor Havre, while Ising In Lynnhaven Bay, encountered the gale of the 4th and cut away fore and main masts. refused asnist~ ance froin pilot boat Maryland. Another account adds the Joss of bowsorit. She will be towed to Baltimore. xG (Br), from Baltimore for Rotterdam, Monroe 6th tor Norfolk, in distress, 190 fathoms ghar. and damag {Another despatch says the only damage was the loss of the an- } Bax Purrra (Ger), from Richmond, for Rio Gran: a acht Win Slutor, fram Buitimore for Wilminton, NC, were in collision off ‘Cape Henry mor of 6th inst. The schooner's sturbourd afterrail and the bark’s flying Jibboom and hendgenr were curried away. Bank Hxuraa (Br), wnlch dragged ashore ‘in Schaylkilt River got off and is sate ut the whart Buta Pxpro, from Porto Rico for Portland, Mo, with » ut into Nortolk in distrews Gth ‘inst, her urs, hor Jibboom and bowspris were ‘car. ried away in a storm, Scnx ComMoNweALtH, Gross, betore reported re turned to Rockland with cargo of lime on fire, did pot. lose the captain by drowning. After battening down the hatches and sealing up every crevice to subdue the fire Cupt Gross told his two sons, who helped him to navigate the vessel, to lie down on deck and obtain some sleep. They did so and slopt tor two or three hours. Upon awaking they could not seo or find their father anywhere about the deck, and, from some appearances abort the vessel, they concluded he had tallen overboard. ‘The cabin. wax not examined, as the hatch was closed and did not uppear us if it had been opened, Putting the achr wbout wien off Monhegan the Voys, 1 aud 11 years of age, being all the crew on board, retuned with her to Rockland, on Friday. On Saturday, removing the deck load, whicu was piled up almost to, th top of the side lights of the exbin. The body of Captain Gros wns discovered ou the foor ofthe cabin, It is suppoted Cap~ tain Gross wont into the eabin to discover how far tne tire had progressed, and had incautiously closed the hatch alter entering to prevent a drait of air, aud that the noxious va- pors from the lime orverpowored him and death speedily ensued from asphyxin. Scun WILLIx MARTIN, before reported in distress at Lit- tle Bayside, was towed to New York AM yesterday. Scun American Gret, from San Francisco for Puget Sound, went ashore on Duxberry reef night of Sept 27, but got off next morning and returned to Nan Francisco in a very bud condition, Her keel 1% completely ground to Pieces: seven planks on the starboard side are budly stove And her stern and stern post 0 badly damaged. She is but partly insured. Scur Rosx (ir), from Westport, N8, for Boston, put Into Portland, Me, rday, lenking and with crew exhausted by pumping. "She would proceed again Immediately. Sour BI Hazanp, from New York at Georgetown, SC, Oct 3, reports. encountered w heavy ule from ESE Sept 28, off Hog Isinnd, and carried away flying Jibboom, flying jib, outer nt and split mainsail, Scnr Daxixt Brows, trom Fall River tor Georgetown, arrived at Fortress Monroe with loss of mainbuom and mainsail and fore and maintop sails. Scun Mxxntetta, wood laden, struck on the reef nt South Gardiner, Me, during gale Friday night and sunk. Stoop Stuver Sra (fisherman), itealy, came ashore op- ovite Riverhead ’M Oct 5, She isnowin churge of Wm ‘onug, awaiting Owner or captain. ALEXANDRIA, Oct 5—Tho sebr LS L-vering, loaded with coal for Washington, which was being. towed up by the tug ith Pottit, was blown ashore at Sandy Bar,and will ‘to be littered before she is gutten u ‘The chr Thos Browder, reported ashore yesterday even- a z Ing, wus gotten off by a thy and towed up to Washington, Brincrronr, Oct. 6—The Cap ain of the Port Jefferson, LI, meanier, reports that 20 vessels, including 3 yachts, iit of wont ashore In that harvor during the gale on th Ath inst. They are ail lying high and dry, and are moro or less injured. Luwxs, Del, Oet 6- Bark Firenza © (Itab, is lying easy, with uo watet In her, Wreckers have gone toher with men fo take out grain. She will probably return to Philadel- hia, Pijark JS Ridgeway has returned to Philadelphia for re- pairs. Bark Tancock (Br), tore wind! ass out, Bark Gerbard (Ger), for Antwerp, was rn into by schooner and had house and wheel carried away. She will return to Philadelphia. Brig Joremiah lost anchor and will return. sents J Austio, B i Wheaton, and Helen Rom sunk. One man is inissing from the latter und ot supposed to be lost. The bench fs lined with debris, Reur Lamartine is entirely dismasted aud tenking. Will be towed to Philadelphia, ver Jd H Young is sunk. Schrs frank B Colton, and Frank G Dow, did not sink as reported yesterday, but sailed thin AM. New unknown lumber loaded anient, near Dutch ps She lies easy and will pet, Ri, Oct an rin ashore on west sids Co na mich sen to it mode S sehr Joseph Henry, which dragged ashore on send. of joner harbor. got off this morning and was y damaged, son towed to Torpedo Station, slight Portewourn, NH, Oct 6—drig Clara J Adams floated off Boacon Ledge, Inst night during the absence of the parties contracting to float her, but ran on the northerly side of Beacon Ledee, where sho lies in # very preearious condi- ton and full of water. Sax Fraxcisco, Oct 6—Steamer Constitntion. before ro- ported on fire, wae not scuttled, bur ber lower hold was Ried with water that was pumped into her There ts no damage to the vessel. she is being discha god, Uargo } between decks may be camaged. 2:50 PM—A bark was sighted at 11 AM fynry, et 6, waterlogged, ten miles southeast of this place, [tis sup- Posed to ve the Fritz (Nor), Capt Jorgenson, trom Darien, Ga, for Liverpool, ‘wind is blewing 26 mies por hour, from the northenst, ‘There 1s @ heavy sea and wo are unable to exchanze fignals. Wasursatos, DC, Oct 6—The Signal Service observer at Atlantic City reports to the Chief signal Officer #t 6 YM as lows —The scir & F Farnham, of Bucksport, Me. is chored off this station, with her lower sails blown away, Awaiting the arrival of a tug to tow her into port. SipavinptxG ~ Frank Pendleton, of Soarsport. ts bulld. ing & jarge burk, tobe off this tall,’ Captain Jasper Nickels is to command her Lavxcuxn--At Thomaston, Me, Oct 6. ship Levi G Bu gess, of 1,016 tons government measurement, She is Owned by Saniuel Walls and others. WHALEMEN. New Bedford Oct 5 bark La cific Oconn, Bay of Islands Juno 19, with taken on the passa ou the voyage 30 Otis bark Alaska and 864 Nebr Wm Wilson, ously noted, reports spok 2 bbis spoil since oda, Lewis, Pa- Fido "bbts ap" (60 ofl. rent home Hias on freight 575 ibs Lone from do do trom ship California, At Marion, in addition to that previ- Aug 24 bark Sappho, kdick, Joaving Bermuda; sept 13, brig arrived at Pixnels A Barstow, Koed, do, bolling, and heard she had done well. nits SPOKEN. 5, Hichborn, from New York for Bremen, ip Sneees: Le? 39, lon 12 $4 Sent 14.106 50 7, 1877.-QUINTUPLE SHEET. wine JRQT (?), bound up Chan- Conner, trom 45. ton 34 W on, from London f deo, Aug 20, Bept't6, i jept 18, La yeare, Huth ner ‘ork, Sept 21. iat 48. lon il. , Bark Angioi{pa (tai), Durand, from Hambu York, ~ept 22, lat 49, lon 8, Burk Brierly Hill (Br), trom London for Vancouver 1 and, Aug 13, [at 15 N, lon 27 W. ar apt Carroll, of Bast Machias, Me, Sept 19, Iat 48 N. lon OUR OABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ANTwerP, Oct 5—Arrived, steamer August Andre (Belg), hyter, New York. Berast, Oct S—Arrived, bark Benefattore (Aus), Pos- chich, Baltimore, Carpirr, Oct 5—Sailed, bark Lady Elma Brace (Br), Glover, United States, Dvsuix, Oct 5—Arrived, barks Wilhelm (Nor). Roed, Baltimore; 6th, Battistina Madre (Ital). Viensa, do. Donpt, Oct 5~Sailed, bark Carrie Heckle, Woodbury, Philadelphia, Hayne, Oct 6,9 AM-Sailed, steamer Poreire (Fr), Daure, New York via Plymouth. Livenroon, Oct G—Arrived, st naga, Baitimore. dalled Sth, steamer Victoria (Br), Williams, Boston, Loxpox, Oct 6—Sailed, ship Stratford (Nor), Neilsen, Pensacola; barks Johann Hansen (Nor), Christophersen, New York; Albion (Rns), Svensen, Buli River; brig Sophia Cook (Br), Cook, United Star Lisson, Sept 30—Arrived, bark Oreste (Ital, Messina, Philadelphia. MAnsutLLEs, Oct 3—Sailed, bark Amelie (Fr), Thanerop, New York; brig Mina (Ital), Romano, New Orleans. PontLaxp, Oct 3—Off, brig Sportsman (Nor), Evensem: from NewYork for Lanzesund. Querxstows, Oct 5—Arrived, barks J J Strassmeyer (Aus), Mitiea, York: Cetverti Dubrovack! (Aus), St nos, Baltimorg: Monte A (Itai), Olivari, Philadelphi Nuova Rossina Canensa (Ital), Delacassa, Baltimore; Prose perina Pulosso (Ital), Drago, New York; Spring (Br), Gay- lord, do; Vidfarne (Nor), Mathiason, do; brig Stilicone (Aus), Vranich, Baltimore; th, barks Amicizia (Ital), Murongo, Philadelphia: Kong Sverre (Nor). Eliasen, Bal- timore; Milan (Aus), Vucasovich, New York; Niobe (Nor). Olsen, do; Nuova Margherita (Ital), Mancino, Boston; brig Enrice (Aus), Franen, New York, Rorrervam, Oct S—Sailed, ship India (Nor), Zachariasson, United States; 6th, steamer Scheidam (Dutch), Chevalier, New Yor! Seu, Oct 3—Off, bark Northern Queen (Br), Dollard, from Now York fur Antwerp. Vuxice, Oct 3—Arrived, bark Gaeta (Ital), D'Ottone, Philadelphia, Loxpox, Oct 6—Ship Gitans (Br), Wilkinson, from Cal. cutta for New York, has put back leaky. New York, jr Elvira (Sp), Larra- WEATHER REPORT. Hotrngap, Oct 6. PM—Wind W. tight; misty. Purmoutn, Oct 6, PM—Wind £, light; overcast FOREIGN PORTS, Hautrax, Oct G—Sailed, (from St Johns, NF), New’ York. Cleared 34, bark Harmony (Br), Dinsmore (from Ams w York. Tqvique, Aug 32—Sailed, bark Wm Hal JeReMK, Sept 12—Arrived, achrs Azelda & genson, New York; 13th, Wardwell, Bergman, d yh Oct ‘8—Arrived, stedmer Circassinn, Wylio, p Gondolier, Atkinson, Pictor famer Prince Soltykoff, Jones, Qu jamer Mercedita, Chadsey Hoyt, Boston. aura, Jor= Sailed 34, barks Snow Queen. Graham, Bristol; Elida, Anderson, Bor- stown ; Camperdown, Angear, Glasgow: 4th, Craig’ Owl, Davie, Cork tor orders. OPORTO, Sept 29—Sailed, bark Germania (Fort), Pollica, New York. led, stermer Cleopatra, . CB, Sept 30—Arrived, schr Maggie Dalling, Datling, Bristol. Quenzc, Oct 4— Arrived. steamer Manitoban, McDougall, Ginsgow; barks F H Koekum, Wadin, London; Pai Davidson, Greenock for Montreal. Cleared’ 4th. ship City of Montreal, Wilson, Glaszo barks Hermod, Anderson, Dublin; Hope, Jenkins, Aberys with: Sigrid, Hansen, Dublin. VALPAKAIsO, Aug i8—Arrived. ship Terresina Ferreira (Nie), Salis, Tacoma (and sailed 25th for Autofogasta, with inward cargo of lumber), In pore sept 1, ship HL Richardson, Palmer, from New York, arrived Aug 18: barks A C Bean, Young, for Per to lead for Havana; Midas, Frost, New York, arrived 12tl Chartered—Bark Jas Gaddern (Br), for Iquique, to load nitrate for United Kingdom at 51+) Continent 56s, or Now York or Philadelphia direct 51s. Yanmoutn, NS, Oct 3—Sailed, bark Sarah A Dudman (Br), Rose, Baltimore. Areuepons, Sept 21--Arrived, Star of the West, Mira- michi. Appan, WCA, Aug 26—Iu port, La Plata, Gower, from Cape Const Canile. BRISTOL, Sept 23—Arrived, Falmouth, York; Grace Androws, Andrews, Bay of Catverina, Thiaw, Baltimore; Waylarer, Byrn NB. Sailed 24th, Foret yn. for New York. Brixaam, Sept 22—Of Berryhead 224, Idea (ship), from Boston, E, for New York. Brnorx, Sept 13—Arrived, Brodrene, Evensen, Net York. Sept 22—Kailed, Louise Wiehard, Ehmeke, Laas i Olsen, Philadelphia. \—Sailed, E A Bernard, Willeby, Cardiff. 1eCARDIED, BeDt 23—Sailed, Lougshaw (6), Buin, New Or- jeans. pCQhWax, Sept 23—Arrived, Emma Crosby, Crosby, Rich- cto. ‘Cormxnacyy, Sept 18—Passed, Fild, Salvesen, Stottin for New Yor GUznHaLONIA, Sept 18—Arrived, Morning Star, Bushnell, enon. gst: Sept 22-Salled, Goo K Hatch, Murphy, Sydney. t 24— Arrived, Chiara, Canevaro, Now York for London (and eniled). Passed 23d, Orono, Stark, New York for Hull; Mimi, To- minich, Balthioore fe Ipswleh. DuNvex, sept 22—salled, #eusalo, for Wilmington, NO, Dunn, Sept 2: ed, Young Eagle, Philadetphia, Exstnone, Sept 20—In the Sound, Marina, Valcich, trom Copenhagen tor Ne: ALMOUTH, Sept van Sept 23—Arrived, Ancrold, MeGray, Chat GLOUCESTER, Sept 23—Arrived, Ane MeGray. Cha ham, NB; Bolivia, Biugay, StJohn, NB; 24th, Osmund O'Brien, Sot, Musquash. Hailed 23d," Tenax Proposite, Kllertson, Charleston; Frithjof, Anderson, I GENOA, Sept 19—Sai Ropetto, Baltimore, Boston; gto, New York Lawrence, New ‘Fundy; 24th, Zia ‘St John, Binwoa, Bept from w York. 24—Arrived, Tevere, Boutilier, New Cleared 19th, Ruth i Pontremoli, and Keppino R, tonietta Costa, Costa, GIBRALTAR, Sept 16—Arrived, Buona Famiglia, Raffo, Genoa (ant sullen for New York). Passed 15th, Ramolina, from Palermo for Delaware Bronkwater Hovyiman, Sept 23—Halled, § M Bird, Merrill, Barrow. Hamuuac, Sep: 20—Arrived, Goliert’ (s), Barends, New xa Kone, Sept 22—Arrived, Gaelic (s), Kidley, San Franciico via Yokohama, Tstx oF Wraut, Sept 22—Off Shankiin, Persia, Hull for New Orlenns. Ventnor 22d, Chas Purves, Smal!, Dunkirk for New York (or Philadelphia), Passed St Catharine's Point 22d, Heels (8), Robinson, Neweastle for Boston. Off 28d. Dorothy, Inkster, trom New York for London. Livenpoot, Sept'22—Arrived, Humber, Henderson, Que- dec; 23d, Lake Ontario, Gilmore, Montreal; Ieusign,’ Put- tick, New York; Kedwater («), iichards, Montroal: Wm ‘A Campbell, Curling, St John, NB: Harmonides. Kane, do; Lilian Tupinar, Pence ; 24th, Citizen, trom Chatha Saied |, Fire Queen (s), I . New Orleans; Grace Dewring, Dw yalparaiso; Alice Ott» (8), Hughson, New Orleans; 23d, Katio sedenburg, Stricker, Southwent Pass; Batavia, Sutherinnd, New York; M Smith, Peterson, Delaware Broakwater; Katie Stewart, Kvans, Summer: sige, PEL. Ori the Skerries 19th, Alice, from Liverpool tor Quebec. Of the Northw st Lightship 21st, Belle O'Brien, O'Brien, from Liverpool for Hampton Ror Lospox. sept 24—Arrived, Australia (a), Rait, New York Brace, New York (and entered out to return). Cleared Nankin (8) (and sailed a for Philadelphia, pt 2i—Arrived, Hiawatha, Little, Bi from Gravesend 23 Loxpoxpenny, timoro. Lineatck, Sept 24—Sailed, Cecilia, Be MAASLUIS, Sept 22~Sailed, Carl’ Oust! arte! Concord, Ant na; 21st, Florence Rogers, ARKILLES, Sept 20—Sailed ware; Jobn Gibson, Dodd, Ha Hanne, Rio J anciro, Newrorr, Sept 22—Cleared, Carolina, Gherbas, Ni Sept 22—Arrived, Ellen Stevens, St Johns via Queenstown. * Navies, Sept 20—Arrived, Caledonia (s), Allison, Leg- orn. Poon, Sept 22—Arri PaLenmo, Sept 14—Arrived, Cohinim ( {and sailed 18th for New York). Se Bs }—Arrived, Morgiay (s), Ward, Mon- McDonald, Montevideo; Ci d, Utopia, Davies, Montreal. Berg. Smyrna Montreal: % Ring, Moran, Rangoon; Ang Phisadeiphia, Sniied 23d, Amiral Gecile, Espiore, Dundalk: Lloyd, Ja. cobsen, Alion; Ribera, Glasgow; Rono, Brignetti, pilot Soren Poulersen, Siico; Garlo R Golbuvich, Newry; ta, Hensel, Gal |, Pow! Jeffrey, Bett's Covo; Suiled 224, . Richards, Baltimor Stxrrin, sept 19—nailed, Ornen, Olsen, from Swinemunde 20th). yOTNMAUHME, Sept 20—Arrived, Hector, Tolle or Satied 20th, Vaile, Moller, New York, Sailed, Solyst, Johnsen, America, led, John Kendall, James, River w York (and New TARRAGONA, Plate. Venton, Sept jailed. Eber, Marassi, New York. pte . Sept 2l—Sailed, Augusta, Von Harten, New lean! AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Oct ny Ada 8 Allen, and Flora M Crowley, Windsor, Mary G Collins, Be (and sciled to return); Rath shaw, Windsor; D 8 Wiliams, Jr, Howard Williams, and Searsville, ——- for George- town. BOSTON, Oct iG—Arrive steamers Palestine (Br) pool; Iberian (Br), Horne, do; City of Portland, lun. XB: Aries, Wheldon. I’hitapelphis ky Allentown, Mills, Philudelphi rooster, Hedge, Halitax; Wm Roman, Crowell, Philadelphin; w York; bark Zephyrine (Br), Joh ras brits Winfield, Bibbes, Glouc od, Haytl; coheed G Stover, Clay, ire, Crowell, Kichmond, Va: Henry With. Baltimore; ‘Chas F Sampson, Whiidon, do; {Plymouth Kock, Parker, New York; Ismne Pluiadetph Rich, Sudiey, led—Steamers Minnesota and Marathon; barks Swal- . Hegunticook and Sarpen: brig G Jathrop. BALTIMOKE, Oct 6—Arrived, stevmer Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Boston: ship Kendri Henry, Bromen achrs Rescue, Hudgins, Great Harbor, WI; A W Fisk, Kenney, Kennebec, Clenred—Steaners Raleigh, Oliver, Wilmington, N Tuckahoe, Brown, Newbern, NC; bark Wetterhorn, .Skill- ines, Heliast: beige Mary © Mariner, Titcomb, Boston; Hrinkniaon, Rio Janeiro; schrs Kila M sibralter; Saird 7 Taylor, Gaskili, Port oko, Easipert; Abbie Mivman, Dd $n es Ship Prince Frederick (Br), steering W, Sept 19, 49 48°, jon 13 08 W ” : . od—Barks Jult 4 Bacb!; lscieaipplt sehr A Waker | ee 7 © Marioee sesreoe Oct 4—Cleared, schr Ada G Bryant, Stubbs, BOOTHBAY, Oct 2—Arrivea, schre E H Nasn, Fry, C: lals for Ty, Cae terete ue 3d,Gen Banks, Linscott, St John, NB, BLESTON, Oct 6—Cleared. Lockwood. New. York: Equator, iliuekloy,, Phitedelphiet Seagull, Marchman, Baltimore. wos yale, Sept 20~Arrived, schr Mary Lee Newton, Boyd DIGHTON, Oct 2—Arrived, sebrs Annie K Wobb, N ‘Georgetown, DC. York; Bolle Halliday, Burt, s FORTRESS "MONROE." Oct “Gearrived, schr Daniel r for Georgetown (see Miscellany). eamers Obie | Brown, from Falt Ri 4 from Baltimore—St Pray Oo the C: jer), for Bremen: . Eilts Chrigtie (Bt) for ae aien Ltbaccta leaping ed—Ba femlo (Br), Sutherland, 7 pita (Ger), Gayen, Kio Grande’ tase Mivcalinans: tedlen tpn, Davis, brigh Andreas (Nor), Kiaveuess. ttl iro: (Sp), for Cadiz; and » large feet of coanters er Franconia, FALMOUTH, Mass, Oct Bree. ew York for Porsl GALY ESTON, Oct 1—Arrived, barks Ti 0 Liverooot ;'Lirsie, © Key Wout Anona Gar, Jantzen, Rio Janeiro; 2d, (Br), Marray. do, , ‘ith--Arrived, bark Aruillerist (Ger). Giese, fio Janeiro, GEORGETOWN, SC, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Bl Hazard, Rowlxna, Now York. —Sebrs Hattie McG Buck, Woodbury, Balti cante’S Wooo: Hawking, New York, 7 17+ Baltimore; MILLBRIDGE, Sept 20—Arrived, schr Oliv Whittaker, New Vork, 2sth—Suiled, schr Vandalia, Betts, New York. ‘Oct 1—Arrived, senr Storm Pot vis, New York, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2—Arrived, sehr Sam Weller (Br), he Down, Rio Janel Kemble, Ni Cleared—Sehr Teutonta (Hr), King, Liver. tersen, Rio Jai ship‘ Kentucl Havre, NORFOLK, Oet 4—Arrived, schr W H Hopkins, Dawos, Philadelphi Gth—~<alled, sehr J T Weaver, Barbados. NEWPORT, Oct 4, AM—Arrived, schr Sallie W Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton for New York. PHILADELPHIA, Oct S—Arrived, steamer Ann Elisa Richards, Now York: schrs Eliza A Anderson, Clark, Rock port: K Mish, Hooner, Tenant's {larbor. Cleared—Bark Hawthorn, Nason, New York; schr Johy De Powell. Providence. mers Braganzs (Br), Henby, Maran- ham, vin Tybec; Anthracite, Grumley. New York: Susan, Grimloy, Hartford: schrs BF Lowell, simpson, Windsor, N 8: Mercy T Trundy, Crowley. Calate: Priscilla eribuer: Daly, Portland: Grace Vanduson, Reeves, Boston; Katie d Robinson, Champlon; Eliza BF: 3 Clark, Lake: L & O Babcock, Smith son: J G Babcock, Smith, and D Bi Branch 3d, acl 70. kian, Moseley drick Fi Hooper, Tenant's Ha Snow, Newport: Reading RR, No Welsh, Burd; Savannah; Vin Rogers, Fail Rivert nce ; Norman, Nicker- x. Wallnce, New York mith, Plymouth, E; schra S$ C Smith, ‘8 8 Godfrey, Wheaton, Portsmouth) Sophie Godfrey. Cru: L ni atharine Whitiug son, Borton (and al brig Catharine (Br), Banks, Pittston, Me: Cora Etta, Pendleton, Boston: Cambridgeport; James SW: Young, Young, Newburypory mouth; J BCinytou, Gifford, Fall River: Lens Breed, St well, do; V L Hickman, Kinny, Richard ‘Law, rerkina, Providenco: 3 E La m, Donn ‘Anna, Armbuest, Newport, Honrletta. McAlinden, Middie« just, Goff, New Huven; B Stokely, Powoil, Ports: red, stoamers Nederland (Belg), Nichols, Ant. worp; Beading, Colburn, Boston: Achilles, Bacon, Fall River: barks Runor (Nor), Langfeldt, Gloucester, Engi Rapntogan (Br), Forbes, Qusenstown tor orders; Minnie W ‘Watts, Havre; brig Mary E Leighton, Leizhton Gibraltar for orders; schrs Mary A Holt, Stanwood, & Jovn. NB; Hilde (Br Allon, Montserrat; Grace Var Dusen, Reeves, Boston: Kate V Aitken, Brower, do: Pris cillu Seribnor, Daisey, do. Sailed—Steamers Achilles, and Roading. LEWES. Oct O—arrived, bare Mary t Baker (Br), Sproat ondon. Sailed—Steamer Albemarle, for Now York; ship John Barbour (Br), for do; barks Septontin (Nor), for Elsinore; Cheoucte (Br), for Continent; Hawthorne, for New York (in tow of tag America). Also sailod, ships Martha (Nor), for London; Eliza Evorott (Br), for Belfast; barks Nicolina (Ital), and Ostone (ital), for New York ; Jonnie Sweeney, for Boston: Alexan- dor (Swed), Antwerp; Rosa Maddalena (Ital), Baltimore; Aurora (Br), do; Sebastian Bach (Ger), Bremen; Lima (Br), New York; brig Jeremiah, for Philadelphiv, in tow. Steamer Iilinois, from Liverpool, passed in at the Capes at 11:30 PM. PORTLAND, Oct 5—Arrived, schr Mary Br ewer, South Amboy for Belfast (and sailed). eae ie Eva N Jobnson; schrs M F Corson, and M A ood. PORTSMOUTH, Oct 5—Salled, schr Crissio Wright, Clark, Philadelphia. PROVIDENCE, Oct 5—Arrived, steamer Tonawanda, Sherman, Phi lelpbia. Salled—Schrs E © Babeock, Treen, Georzetown, DC; Joshua 8 Bragd do; James Phel Rockwell, Clark, and Francis C Smith, eae New York. ICHMOND, Oct 5—Schr Lottie did not sail vesterday as letained by the freshot in the river. MISCO, Sept 28—Arrived, bark Whi tle. Una, Stoddard, and WH Meyer, Brown, rk Webfoot, Wheelwright, Columbia River tered bark Inglewood (Br), Bocklebank, for Portland. O. ond Uni . SAVANNAH. lb = lor, York, pat in tor a harbor, ry Lobo teas SALEM, Oct schrs Wm Rice, Pressey, South Amboy for Rockland: A T Boardman, Lunt, New York for St John, NB; T Benedict, Crockett, ‘do for Port. land; 8 Rockhill, Rooker, do for Bangor. STONINGTON, 0: rrived, schrs Richard S Baker, Vine: for Sandy Hook; Triumph. Barth, do tor do; tn, on, New York for Providence. TACOMA, Sept 2 bip Erminia Alvarez (Chil), Valparaiso. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs D H In- graham, Grezory, Richmond, Va, tor Boston; Oharlotte Jameson, Jameson, Baltimore for Salem :-Norman, Smitn, Whidsor, NS, for Alexandria; Annie Lee, Cook, Eastport for Richmond, Va; Ariel, Caudage, Blue liiil for Philadole phi; Evelyn, Crowley, Two Rivers, NS, for Now York; J © Nash, Crowley, St John for do. 4th—Arrived, sckr Chase, in tow of stoamer Grace, te hani on marine railway. Gth—Arrived, achr NH Sktnner, Thrasher, Philadelphia for Boston. ‘Sailed—Schrs Calista Hope (Br), Newport (Br), and J ‘Tratton, WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 6—Arrived, 11 Bennett, Bultimors ; 1 STEAMBOATS, &U [LARGE SCOW” POR” SALE CHEAP; “75x24x3 AL foot; good order. F. P. EASTMAN, foot sist st. i. Ie SSORTMENT OF BOATS AND OARS, “ALL DER Altxipsions, cheap. 368 South t.. near Gouverneur slip. STEPHEN ROBERTS. ({ATBOAT WANTED—CHEAP FOR CASH. 23 FEET ‘or over. Address, stating lowest price and fall particu Jars, BUAT, box 1,471 Post offics 108 SALE—HAY AND FEKD BARGE, AT PIER 2, YA East Riv 1Ok SALE & WHEEL STEAMBOAT; TWO FEET drau:ht: eapucity 100 passengers Stoam Yai aunches, &e. GEORGE F. PLYMER, 39 South st, INIATURE YACHTS, BY THE LATE FITCH, FOR sule below cost, to close business. 53 Bond st. 'TEAMSHIPS, 500 TO 3,000 TONS ; STEAMBOATS FOR Jexpoxed routes and river service; three large, speedy stent Yachts, exch finely fitted and furnished ; passonvet and freighting light deatt Propellers, Tugs of vurious sizox Ferrybonts, &¢., for sule by FREDK. ©. BOHMIDT, 1 South jam st. JUGBOAT FOR BALE.—ADDRESS WN. F. T., BOX 22¢ Herald office, ANTED-STEAM YACHT FROM 50 10 65 FELT jong: must be fast, in complete order and nicely out- fixed. ‘Address, stating full particuiars, box 2,455 Post olive. CABIN SLOOP OR SCHOONER YACHT. t long, cheap for cash, Fuil particulars t¢ B. 1. B., box 3,049 Post office. ‘ 20 SCOWS WiILu BE SOLD AT AUCTION TUES day, October 9, 1877, at 2:30 o'clock P. M. foot of Jersey ay., J City; take Gr Cortlandt street ferry to MISCELLANEOUS. ASTUSy BENEFIT HOw ‘Use OF HYAT BALSAM, once bie, and effectual, ily medicine in rhow ism seretula, neuralgi 6 rywhere by Depot 246 Grand st, 179 BRANCH OFFICES, CORNER 14TH ST. AND 4TR OFFICE, NO. BROADWAY. AV, AND 27 PEARL ST. TES REGISTERED BONDS. INVESTED IN UNITED > ABSTRACT FROM ANNUAL STATEMENT MADE | TO THE INSURANCE DEPAKTMENT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 1, 1877. ASSETS, II UNITED STATES BONDs.. + $1,218,860 00 STATE AND CITY BONDS......cc0e000 250,180 00 LOANS ON CALL BY UNITED STATES AND OTHER BONDS 521,500 00 AGENCY CASH IN DUE COURSE oF TRANSMISSION, aalbdan escent!) : SOMES? PREMIUMS DUE ON POLICIES, NEW YORK OFFIOB. seclevanectssstevcers > SRGID AD, CASH IN BANKS AND TRUST COM. PANIES.. savescaliiaveusessinterss: SOUG08-@E CASH IN OFFICE... ccccccsessees vee 9,400 21 TOTAL. ss eeceveewerceeee see CASH CAPITAL.s...... RESERVE FOR REIN: RESERVE FOR LOSSES IN cour OF ADJUSTMENT....0000 88,572 71 ALL OTHER LIABILITIES. «19,753 BL NET SURPLUS, aie 651,897 53 EMIL OELBERMANN, PRESIDENT. JOHN W. MURRAY, VICE PRESIDENT. JAMES A. SILVEY, SECRETARY. THOMAS F. GOODRICH, SECRETARY AGENUY DEPARTMENT crear NEE, OOO