The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1877, Page 10

10 -NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1877.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. TY BLAZE OF LUMBER Long Island City Iiluminated at a Cost of $250,000, INEPPICIENCY OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT oe Sane A five occurred in Long Island Cily, near Newtown Creek, yesterday, by which lumber estimated to be ‘worth $250,000 was entirely destroyed, Yhe ground Dounded vy Flushing street, the Bast Kiver and New- town Oreck, about seven acres in extent, has long been used for lumber yarda by Dudley Ki, Grace & Oo,, Cooper & Oo,, Brett & Co. and Simpson, Clapp & Oa, About twenty minutes belore two o'clock in the morning fire was discovered ia @ pile of lath and Shavings located near the office, at the foot of Fiush- ing street, The wlarm was at once sounded and within & short time three companies of the vyoluntoor Pire Department, who have vo steamers or modern Appliances for the suppression of great coullagrations, ‘wore upan the scene, Helore they could get streams from the hand engines the flames bad reached a pile of very combustible lumoer, and extended rapidly westward toward the Hast River and south- ward io the § oreck dividing Long leland Ciy aud = Greenpoint, = Nobwithatanding that the firemen worked indelatigably, bul one pile alter another was euveloped by the devouring element in Fapid succession, Tho two remaining lire companies were called out and & desperate battle lar vie tory over the fire ensued, which by this time had covered tho cutive uppor end of the yarde Lt was quite evident to the Chief Kaginoer aud tho Five Goin, missioners that the local force was utterly Inadequate 10 successlully check the conflagration, and the ire cumners Havemoyer and John Fulier were telegraphed fer, aud wali as tho police boat Seneca. BROOKLYN FIMUMBN CALLED OUT, To the meantime tho Brooklyn Fire Department Pushed to the scone of the conflagration, bul was or dered to remain ov the Greenpoint side of the creek to protect the uamerous oil reflueries located there, The Crock isolt, about 250 feeb Wide, Was filod wiih vos Sela ulways loading thero with oll, and ik was with Gousiderable difliculty that thoy were moved Lo a Saler @nchoraga, Foriunately there was no strong breeze and the flames were confined Ww the Long Island City sido of the creek, thus enabling the Urooklyn fromen to cover all dan- gorously exposed places at Greenpoint with ease and ne ample time, The ineilicieucy of the Long lsiana Duy Fire Department became, however, more and More and More au Object of solicitude With the thou Bands of poopie who had by this time gatherod near She scene, and loud demands were made for the Brook. jya flemen to come over aud assist 1a subduing tho flamer, fho authoriiivs, however, thought dilerent Bad buoy Were Lold Lo protect Greenpoiut ouly, NEW YOKK Alb TENDRGED. Vhreo steam engines from tuis city went over, bat thoir services Wore sleo dispaused Wik tho momont their foromen reparied for duty to the Long Isiand SUY dubhoritios. Ali His time she flames crept along Fapidly, making feariui havoo among the piles ol dumber that covered Wie two biocks They worked Voir Way Bleadily ino the closely packed Doards irom one yard to the other auul tho entire two blucks wore enveloped — by one immense shoot of = ira’ The delay in making the least impression upon ihe burning Mass, Guly imcreused bho Excitement of Lhe crowds Assembled bo Witnoss tho Kcoue, Which irom tho New York sido espoctally looked grand in the extreme, It Was past the hour af uoon when tho James Fuller, be- Jouging (0 the Now York uudorwriters, liually set to work to battle with the flames Bight powerlul Bireams Of Waler Were 4t Oboe thrown iuto the burl ig squares, and the immense volume of wat Boon \old upon the fiery tiewd Tho Seuoca and William H, Havemoyer now also joined in the battle, @hd i less than ab hour it was apparent that the Gloamors had the Gre under control Stull tho great douiro—for a3 such 1+ laoked—continued io turow an immense glare over (hal section of tho Isiana ll @ lato hour in the evening, Whon the fire, for want of further material, virtually burned ‘insell out TENEMENT HOUFKS IN ANGER, On the other side of Piushing street aro a number Of Lenemonts, bub Muey Were, SiNgdlar LO say, Lol in tho least damaged, ‘their odcupauis were ready Ww re- Arout W a Salor piace ab ™ Women’s Hobice, buL tho Absouve of @ sirong wind kept the Mawes im tho Various yards bordering GB What is Gallod Pigeou's Dock. Had the jwoements caught fire the Long Isiand Ruiiroad Depoi, in their immediate rear, would wave Aud & uurrow escape from eutire destruction, According to (he best information altuiaable over Bing willion lool ol lumber were destroyed by this Coullagration, wost of it being at the time im Load in Que yards of Cooper & Ca, who keep & goverumon Doudea warehouse, where all the Cugada lumber is Biored veloro boing shipped southward. The esti Mated loss is 250,000, aod may reach cousiderably More Whon Whe exact amount ol lumber ou baud cau be ascertained Toere were also destroyed 4,000 empty hogsdeads aud 12,000 sugar boxes Late last Digs a large Voluwe of smoke shit hung like w heayy Bloud over Loag Island City, Ub bueve Was uo danger Bi & remowal of sho tire. pple Wollowiog 8 a diagram showing tho burued dis. Gh FRONT STEW, RIVER SPRUET, DOCK STRERT. BAS! RIVER. nanan a All sorts of rumors wore alloal as W the unwilling Beas of the Loug Island City Fire Department Ww co- Operate wb the Now York and Brooklya drewen Also about extracrdiuary joalousy showa Ly \beuw When Bid was irecly proifered by ueigbborimg places, Dut the vvlico Stale emphatically that every Vbing was done iu accordauce with proper uuder Standing bad Velweeu the varivus ollicers in charge. Poey state that \t was avsoiutely necessary to guard Whe Greenpoint oi! reflueries, immediately opposite, ‘what bad they caugus Ure tue whole of Greeupoiut Wight bave been destroyed. They uckvowledge that | ‘ber own fre depariwout was tuciliciemt, bul they Could BOF gut the lire (rou tbo laud side suecessiully end bad to leave tho bulk of the work to the aid that Gamo 1B Copious séreas trom bbe Fuller, Sepeca wud Bavemeyer. boy also state tuat when tue bre was | Brat discovered the Long Island Cy reservoir was Boarly empty, aod there wero more frewen ov the Broubu than could be couveuiopuly employed with the ual sappy of water on band. Lomske AND ie @ Updersivod tbat Uy Aro wot fully covered by jusurat COUN, Bok bowever, bo ascertalue: sence of tuo proprieiors Ava We Havomoyer was aga pouring & beavy stream up Bemburs of tue Uru of Sips furthor danger Ww wheir property. THE CONDUCTORS’ BROLHERROOD. 20RANCK, losses of tbe threo irms tbe exact amount 4 v0 the ay BDIOUBNMENE ow THB GHAND DIVISION- OFFIOKBS ELECRLD YOR THE BNSUING YE\K, Kumar, Ne ¥., Oot 7, 2877 Tho Grond Division of tho Conductors’ Brotherbood @f tho Vulted States adjourned sine die variy this morning, Tho toliowing vilicers were elected for ihe ensuing you -— Hash Grand Cries Conductor—dobu Silsbee, of Bing. Oe ea Conductor-—W. 3, Collins, of Horuolls- — e Grand Chagf Conductov—C. 4, Stancoiold, ®. lowa & G of C J.—C. Whissoa, of Nowark, Ohio, OPE J.—K. Sanuy, of Chicago. BA Rogers, of Noveriy, ) » mg rb tion, Puillipsburg, N. J Commitice U.S Woeaon,’ of Elmira; J. of Port Jervis; A A Sharp, of Macon, ol the Brotherhood Magasine; J. W. Boy los, Sc GCopvention wii bo held at Chicago next to temocrow the conduciors will slare ono aa guests of the Lovigh Valley, Now aod Brio raiways, and will visit Now York city, Vortago Bridge, Ni Chautauqua Lake, ASSEMBLY. NOMINATION. ‘Tho Suffolk county republicans havo vominatod &. ao of Say Harbor, for wombor of Assom- | President, but still within democratic lines, WASHINGTON. GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES, Wasmygrom, Oot, 7, 1877, THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD THE GOVEBNMENT—GENERAL WEGLEY EXONEN- ATED BY THE JUDGE, General Negley, of Pittsburg, is still here awaits trial on the charge of conspiracy in connection with Witkowski to defraud the government; the trial of the jatier being now in progress, During the proceedings yesterday Judge McArthur, who presided tp the Crim- ina) Court, remarked, among other things, 08 & mdO- Lion to dismiss on the ground of insufficient evidence, that if the case depended on apy testimony in any way affecting General Negioy be should un- heaitatingly grant the motion, and If that gentioman were Ov trial he should take the case from the jur; but he bad not been able to see why the General was charged with complicity tm apy alleged conspiracy, and from ell that had been presented the Judge thought he might well bi been spat ony charge ol conspiracy, The Judge further suid :— Any gentleman who bas 60 broadly tilustrated io military and civil life bis devotion to public duty ought to be spared the pain of having his name tuinted with suspicion by an imputation or charge of this kind unless 1+ were well founded, THE CONGKESSIONAL LIBRARY —LARGE INCREASE IN THK NUMBER OF VOLUMES-—AM INCREARE OF KOOM REQUIRED, ‘The library of Congress t# prepared with a full reps resentation of the latest bovks, documents and period- joals to wnswor the numerous drafis that are made upon it tn every field of inquiry, Large additions have beon made to the library, especially in works on polit- ical economy and fuances, and there are few publica- tions, either periodical or permanent, in this direction Which are not found to the collection, I'he entire num- Der of volumes is now about three hundred aud fttecn thousand, his library is especially rieb in periodte cals, nearly all the Baglish and American reviews and magazines being taken, with many of the most valu bie in foreign languages, The files of uewspapers alone how exceed tive thousand bound volumes, Yhe copyright business of the brary, notwithstand- ing (he depressed condition of the book trade, shows more entries than last year, About eleven thousand copyrighis having been granted since the 1st of Jagu- ary, 1877, An increasingly large number of peri- odioals, musical compositions, photographs, engrav- ings aud maps are protecied by copyright, The library grows 80 rapidly through ita various collee- tious, added by purchase, by exchange with foreign governmonts, by (he deposis of national ani State dos- umeuts, by additions trom the Smithsonian Lastitute, aod by the operation of the Copyright law, that the necessity of a now building constructed especially for its accommodation and future growth has long been conceded, 14 18 believed that Congress will at the coming session provide tor the better protection and safoly of (hia great and valuable library, aud gave the books which are now being piled upon the foora in all directions, to the Bumbor of over 60,000 volumes, trom lurther injury. ‘The use of the library of Congress by the general Public is steadily increasing, the Dumber of those reading and writing by the aid of ita fully equipped store ol aushorities being Very large, especially on Sat. rdays, When the institutions of learning ia Washing. ton have aboliday. This mereasing use of the privi- Jogos of the Library, especially during the sessions of Congress, Would alone compel an enlargement of the facilities lor readers, even Were tho library ttwelf nos suilering trom the overcrowded conditioa of the col- tection, PENSION AGENT AT NEW OBLEANS. Gevoral McMillen, who several yours ago presented credentials from Lousiana ag United States Senator, Dut was not admittéd, will succeed Isabel as pension agent ab Now Orleans, MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT, Prosideot Hayes, acoompanied vy Secretary Evarte and Postmaster General Key, will visit the agrioultural tar at Frodorik, Md, on Thursday, 1th inst, will leave Washington by special train on the Balti wore and Ohio Raliroad ta the moruing aad retura ta the evening, ‘They nr FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT, Wasuiwaron, Oot, 7, 1877, CONGRESSMEN DROPPING IN—THE CONTEST FOR YHE SPEAKERSHIP AND MINOR OFFICES, ‘The Sunday trains have brought in some iurther ac. cessions of Congressmen, of whom there are between thirty aod lorty now im town, but they are se widely scattered over the city that they have not as yet come together tn suything like groups to di:cuss the Speak. ership, In fact they are apparently more absorbed at proseat with the subject of looking up and securing Quarters (or themselves and families for the expected Jong or double session of Congress, Whe Speakership is almost in abeyance Like an uodoubted ana reliable favorite on the race track, Mr, Kuudall is clearly abead jor the Bomimation, Mr. Cox asa good second The Beld made up of Messre, Sayler, Goode, Morrison aud Blackburo, ‘This is the way the malier slunds to-night, aud it will be no cloarer oF more deine for several days, or antil thove ure Congressmen enough bere to allow of an lwlorchauge vf opimion and (he derangement oF re- arrangement of the chances as they Bow exist. Iu (his comucction it 1s reported that nearly twenty AviMvoraie( LAO EXaG’ RuMibor 18 pul ab uineteen) have jorwed a combination aud will refuse to go ino the They are said caucus or be bound by bs gomination, | }@ be outhusiastic admirers of Prosideat Hayes and to | be desirous of having tho House organised and the ComMIMiees Coustituted OU @ basis ugresable to the Thoy ex- peck 0 accomplish this by holding the balance of powor aud dictating (uo polloy of tho Speaker Should the combiaauon be 4 reality wad eadeavor to carry oul its plans, (he session may be delayed by a deadlock over the Speukerstip us prolonged as that which uded im she choiwe of Mr, N. P, Bauks years ago Amvng the mivor viliciuls of the House Mr. John @ Thompsom will hardly have a computibor for renous patio a% Sergeaut-at-Arms Clerk Adams will be bext to beaten HM vod doieated by Me, Culdwell, of Alabama, member of thy lust House. Doorkeepar Patierson will have to contest bis place with George ©, Wedderburn, These are the satess prophecies hut eau be Wade IL the adsence Of soven-sighths of the | | wen who are Ww do the young. | on such a charge bad fhe rol of (he House has uot boea completed as ye Clerk Adaws expested to give an inforwal rel Ww tho priviers vesterday, but be has beeu delayed aud will hardly have 4 ready tor 4 fow days, STRANGE RECOVERY OF & VALUABLE LETTER, ho Uvited States Treasurer w few duys ago re- ceived advices trom the agout of the United States Deposivory Tucson, Arigua, ackuowledging tbe receipt of u lever coutaiming op Now York atmounting to $100,000, sone tue Trewsury io May agebey. at exouauge whied was last shat trom we EDGAR H. APGAR'S EXPLANATION, EVIDENCES OF A CURIOUS INTRIGUK IN THE DEMOCBATIC § CONVENTION—-THK ORIGINAL LETTER AT ALBANY--HOW AN INNOCENT COMMUNICATION WAS MISCONSTRUED, Atuany, N. ¥,, Oot 7, 1877, To wus EpitoK ov tue Henary:— On Monday lest, two days before the meeting of our Democratic State Convention, f was told at the Delavan House that @ very damaging letter writtea by me to Mr. Tweed had been brought here and that it would be read in the Convention if 1 at- tempted to tako @ part in ite proceedings. My reply was that I had never writ wletierto Mr, Tweed or to any other person which I should fear to have read and published to the world, Ou Tuesday | was again warned by more than one person that such 4 letter was tn the hands of Gen- eral George Magee, of Schuyler county, who intended to read it im the Convention. 1 had no knowledge as to what the letter purported to be, a8 the recollegtion ot any corr ndence with Mr, Tweed had passed from my ming, but I knew that 1 bad never written Jebter to | human being of which | had cause to be aabamed. therelore told my informants to say to General Mages and to those whom bi resented that I challenged them 10 produce any letter of mine ip the Convention, and that I should take such part in its proceedings a8 should seem proper to me, 1p the meeting Of the State Committee that evening, bearing in mind the warnings which I bad received aud the tutimidation which | saw was attempted upon me, | took occasion to speak to Mr, Kelly and of bin 1 4 abner which should at least convince bim that Thad nothing to fear either trom him or trom the wretchea = perjurer whom ho i using for bis own purposes, So in the Convention next morning | vgain by my action challenged the proguction of anything to my discredit, Tue force of this slatement 16 Hot leaxened by tho fact that 1 was howled down by 4 rubble organized for the pur. bree with the Knowledge, I pot by the direction, of 1 Kelly, @ mob instructed betoreband, as can bo Braves that, whatever else might bappen, | must not @ ullowed to be heard in the Convention, Ou Wedu day | was informed by some who saw iL of the conte! Ol the letter and of the fact that it wae in my bande writing, showing that 16 was the original aud nota copy which was brought bere, 1 need not suggoae bow it was nor why it was that this lotier was brought to Albany vor need I inquire the exact relativns which General Ma, bears to Mr, Tweed aud Mr, Kolly which makus him the bearer of their despatches aud the custodian of their State — secrets, It ig enough to observe that this incident throws @ curious sidelight oo tho 60-called Invostiga- tion whieh Ww proceeding inthe New York City Hall, Under the auspices aud direction of Mr, Kelly. i should, however, ke to inquire, if 1 thought my quoa- tion would be answered, how tt happens that Mr, ‘weed 18 made to remember 60 much Which Was not contained io his statement to the Attorney General, aod which is of lite or bo consequence, While he up: pears to have entirely forgotien the most important portions of the said statement, Now as to the letter which was produced yesterday, a8 published ip this morning's paper, there 1s nota word or a#yllable 1b it Which it was not pertectly proper for me to write, Romember that at the tine it Was written and for more than a year after Mr, Tweed Was aroputable public Oflicer, and that the letter must be construed with Unat fact understood, aad notin the ight of is subacquent career and dis- grace, | have already stuted the facts of Ty connection with the Street Department Having hever belore wet Mr, Tweed | was appointed at the re- quest of Mayor Hollman a clerk under the Streot Com- missioner, ‘ly was kept ju New York from week to week expecting to be assigned to duty, 1 did not go to Now York expecting to bold a sinecure position, bor did | want oue, but having been kept there for many months, with the assurance that! was enrollod aa olork and entitled to pay while L waa waiting tor duly, but pot assigned, 1b was entirely proper tor me to write a lotion to Mr, Tweed, who was at the head of the department, stating my Clroumstwnces and asking his aid ip obtaining for me imy salary, | never por- formed a service of any kind for My, Tweed nor did he ever ask me to do go, | have hover had any connec. Hoa of any kind with him sinee 1865; bor in that year, when be was iu good repute, did | have any other re- Jations to him than were logitimate aad proper, I hardly dare vo claim ao much of your space, but 1 shall be gratelul if you will give my letter the benetit of your wide ciroulation, EDGAR K, APGAR A VIOAR'S IMMORALITY, “THR PRIEST IN ABSOLUTION" APPRARS IN A NEW LIGHT, [Fram the Noweastle Chronicle.) At the Birmingham Police Court yesterday the Rev, Froderick Willet, vicar of Christ Chureh, West Brom. wich, was summoned by a former parishioner, named Mary Aun White, to show cause why he should not contribute to the support of her illegitimate child, of which she aileged him to be the fathen Mr Harris | the wail rider beariag tbe despatches was wurdered vy the Ludiaus em route, aud tue lotlerewas | loll, together with other despatohea, on tho scene of tbe murder by the savages It was receutly found by a scout, aud forwarded uninjured alter lyiug im the pure, dry atmosphere of that region uearly #1x mouths, tH MURDERED BABE. Deputy Corover MagWhinuie yesterday mude a post- body of the imfant that was found of No, 483 West street oo Saturday oon Dory all¥e, DUS Was gnly a few hours old Whuo Lue jugular Vein Of Ihs Deck sev. ered und vied to deub, Av abtempl tad also been made to Gus the ehild’s throws With some Yiuut in stromenk ALLEGED morwm on the doad ou tbe root aud bat it bad OUPRAGEOUS ASSAULT, William Pockiogham, who gavo bis address as No, 68 Henry sureos, was urces Lob 4 Woman vamod baving assaulted aud severely bei Mary Keunody Hirst avenue, uear Tweauesh Sureck [p thu Slation bouse the prisoner Was fully idevtified by tae Woman, aud she also aiatod that ho bad alampied to outrage ber, Pockiwgham denied the charge ‘tbe complainant was somewhat under We luliuenee of bi quer. HE JOHNSON-FINN IMBROGLIO, Tho published report that Uilcer Michael Johnson, assaulung & Woman, preferred agdiuat bim by Deputy aber! Finn, i incorrec A warrants for bis urruab been inauod against Johuson, n Finn's hands, 6bo claims be was ooly aeting 10 bos offen! capacity woen be nade tho arrost UDO S0it ® a GIVE One, aud Johuson was din charged oa Lis OWo reuoguisauce by appear for trial, as wae Yikood O last Dight, Gbargod with | | tag the dispimooment of romova of tho Tenth precinct, was arroswd on a cuarge of | nd Mr, Siubbius appeared tn support of the case, and Mr, Colas, Q C., with him Mr. Underhil, for tne de- fendant, The case excited intense interest, the court beng crowded and tauy hundreds being unable to ob- tain admission, Rumors of tho alleged scandal were prevalent a few mouths since, whereupon, at the sug- gestion of the delendaat, an inquiry was held, presided over by the Bishop of Litchtield, the Tesuls being that the charge was declared ground. less, Since that time meetings have been held and Money subscribed to 1nsiituto the preseut proceedings, Mr, Harria, im opening the case, said that the com- plainant was aged erguteca aud a hall yeurs, and was the daughter of a West Bromwich boiler maker, and tho defenuant, besides being Vicar of West Bromwich, was a member of the Soocicty of the Holy Cross, He mentioned the Soctery of the Holy Cross to show the Bench bow Mr, Wiliet got this young girl imio his power, because he presumed that they would come to the conclusion that had ne not been a member of the vlety be never could Dave got the complainant into his power, and could fever have seduced ber Hle, boing @ member of the Society of the Holy Cross, used #& book, and waa instructed by 4 book called “Ihe Pevest in Absolution,” That would have au important bearing apon the corroborative evulence which waa be found In the conversations of Mr. Willet aod tho couversations he bad with the complainant from the tine she Was fifteen to the time that the alleged con. hection look piace, la ie rR? The detondant, as a ember Of the Society of the Holy Cross, tustituted the coulesstonal box, The com- plaiuant Went to tho Conivssional tirst ub the age of iseon, aud Was in the havit of coniessing twice a Monte OF once & fortuight This went on for two years. ‘he defendant tuvited her to have improper latimacy with Lim in June, when be used indecent language toward ber, Ly camo to pass tual the girl Wauted a situaion, aud on tho oth ol June, 1878, she was invited by Mr Willet, where she had been wany times belore, tnlo bis privare room to see Lim about this situation, ‘The complainants saw the detendant alone in his study. The defoudant, having previously closed the door, alfixed to it @ card ‘asring the words “the vicar is enge; He then made improper proposals to ber, She then left, but on the following wight she again Wout to the defendant's Biudy, Aller asking her several indecent questions he commitied the aot whieh led to the birth of the child on the loth April When sbe found herself exciente | she, With ber sister, Went bo the Vicaraze and agcused the deieudant of having got her tuto this trouble, Re | velemently repudiated the allegation; said that it wae Mensirous; prowised to lake legal procesdiags i were repeated, and Gually ordered thera out ot bis house, Compliinant gave evidence corrovorative of Aho openiug statement, bub her cross-sxatuimation Wad dolorred. Othor Witnessed Were called and spoke to trivial circumstances, aud eventually the case Was ad- Jourved until thursday, when several alleged hostile witnesses will be called. ‘fhe defendant, 1 te Wiil also BO CXaMined avd Will be questioued ag Lo bis convection with the Society of the Holy Cross and his use of the book **fhe Priestiu Absolution SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS DAVES OF DEPARTURE FROM NRW YORK POR THR MONTHS OF OVOLUBER AND NOVEMBER, Stawner Ob 2 broadway 18 Browdwa | Satta | Peseenatuo | Liverpool Havre Liverpool 15 Broadway \87 Broadway (i) Browaway 7 Bowling Grog 2 bowing Groen Lt Howling Greom | Augie (7 Bowiug Groom | Laorador | Cunada, Syate of Penn's, arrirerrn) Wieland Hasaour City of Bowlin, iverpool | fiattie The Quoea } Donwu 2 Howls Grea }4 7 towing Green | Mc Away | Pereira dway Abyaslola. brates Goitert | PB Cwland State ot | City of Uboster waway Adriatic. « 47 Brondway Aneborta, 2 7 Bowllug Groom Hermann, z (2 Howllug Groom Nevada dob Mo + [20 Hrowdway Soy thiu gs 4h tow ing Groom Suovia Nov A. |Hamburg.. 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Where cases of Masplacement are observed In the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asta or Africa, cuptelus may communicate with us upon reaching the fret conven- lent port, This information will be cabied, free of charge. to the Henan and published, par NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSBLS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT, —<he New Yous Henan has adopted « distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxnain steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, ureen, red, changing from one to the othor tu succession, aud ean be seen several miles distan Crpsains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Iixuatn, BG Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- at New York can do so by addressing to such vessols, eure of Henatp news yacht, Pier Not Kast River, Ne York, Letters reesived trom all parteof the world promptly delivered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. - 6 Moon sets, o 6 il ri gereepesee 116 PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 7, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE WERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHTTESTONK TELEGRAPH LINE mer City of Brussole (Br), Watking, Liverpool Sept h, with mine And phasengors to Jolin 0, passed steamer Ii tavie (Be) ni Oot d, lat 48 02. lor 49-56, o bark vine wemer, bound By 7th, 146 intles B of Hook, stenmer Gity of Hletinond (Br), henee for steamer Spain (ir), do tor io, ‘erowood (Br), Di Cardiff, Sept 22, in balast bo J 8 Tucker & Co, Atoumer Cortes, Freeman, Ht Johns, NF, via Halifax, Na, with mdse and passengers to Olark & Livingston, Mallory, Bavi wnxers bo so Youu ator, Downe, Wilmington, Wart Giyde & Go. ‘ouch, Miehmond, City Point and ‘and pabsengors to the Old Dominion G Reed (ot Roston), Whit Steamer i with mdse to Hteumer Wijanoke, Norfolle, with mda phip San Liverpool 83 daya, with wo roon Ut Brown 4 Oo, Oot 4, lat 44 80, lon 69-20, had # hurrical trom 8h, veoring to NW, ng 20 hours, with wb oud Jost forebopsall, » Mann, Liverpor Ship Malte (of Windsor, with mune to J F Whitney & Vo, Shin Liverpuol, Lambert, London 87 days, with ehalk to Gringoll, Minturn & C ‘ald Li . London Aug 2%, with mdse j.vousel tod ReStuples. Paased the Ligard Sept 2 Up to Aopt 10 exverionced vartable her with heavy westerly alee neo light winds wud ealine; Bept 21 lon 43 95, spoke Span! ironelad 4) GsVW, bound By oat 41.06, lon db 45, saw whaitng bark Oto, of New Bo ford; did, wt 41.45, lon 60, spoke brig Kaluna, from New York jor Funchal; Oot 4, woo pilot from boat Hope, off Montauk Folut: suing night experieucad # heavy gule, Gesinuluy wt KE and ening N, during which split and lowt suile, Bark Hylton Castle (Hr, xeott, Liverpool 42 days, with salt to Punch, Kdye & Oo, “ath invt had « strong gale trom SK Lo NW, wud was blown 80 milos to the southward, Bark Kubla (of Pictou), MeKensie, Bristol 47 daya, in batlust toJ Kdmiston, Wark JH Ramiou (Ger), Hilloricka, Hamburg 49 days, with walt and empty barrels to Punch, Rdve & Co, Hurk Strrah (Nor), Halvorson, Rotterdam 80 days, with darreis to © Tobias & Co, Oot 4,60 miles K of Sanity Hook, encountered & heavy gale, commencing at AB, vo oriag to NW, during which spilt several sails, Bark Ormus (of Fembroke, Me), Shackford, Dyubisk 43 days, tn ballowt to Brets, son & Co, Hark Avosting (Ital), Segalerba, Alloa Bepé 15, in bale lant to order, Hark Sussex (Tir), Taylor, Malia 49 daya, with sugar to Matthicsson & Wiechers; veawel to Benham & Boyeson, Crossed the Equator Sopt 7 in ton $4; had fue woather up o.dett at, whon encountered @ violent gale from SK to Hark Hawthorne, Nason, Philadeiphia, tu ballast, to mas: u Hrig Wanderer (of St John, NB), Lowis, Amsterdam via St John, NB, d days ta ballast, to oder, Sehr deorge Arey, Rogers, Codar Keys 120 days, with Juniber to Tupper & Beattie.” On Oct 4, off Barnegat, on: countered a heavy kale from SE, veoring to NW, tasting 49 hours; lost aud split sails, PASSED THROUGH HELL GAtK, BOUND sOUTH, ySghe WR Barry (Bn, Vouglas, Wiudyor, N&, for New et Nelllo Clark, Clark, 8t Joha, NB, via Providence tor ‘Sour Laura (Bx), Roster, St John, N Sone GL, Lovell, Boston for New Yor! Selir J O'Huutingtou, Rockport for Now York. Schr Kila Pressey, Pressey, Thomaston for New Yors, Schr Maria, Wakely, Westerly fur Now York. for New York, Behe Fatute Maur, Brooks, Naniwetet for Phadsl i : si ¥ F Simpson, O'Mahony, New Bedford for New York. et Josle Crowley, Crowley, New Bedford for New ork. ‘Schr Columbia, Donovan, Now Bodtord tos New York. Schr Union Flag, Frisby, Now Bedtord for New Yor! Sehr Anna B Ja Jones Hyanuls tor New York, Sone # Merwin, Hunce, Fall River tor Now York, Sehr Bertha, Conover, Fall Kiver for New York, Rehr Minerva, Brichtinan, Fall River tor Now York, chr Rachel Jang, Robinson, Fall Kiver for New Yoru, Rehr LO Wells, Wels, Providence tor New York. he Maria L tall, Lawrence, Prot fur Bohr Florence, Aackstt, Providence fo Schr Kato Scranton, Pond, trovidence tor Schr Almen Bacon, Sautord, Provideace Schr Kato & Mary, Cogswell, Providence for New Yors. ro" Rachel Jane, Burdick, Kast Groeawich for Now ork. Selir Red Jacket, Kendall, Norwich for New York, Sehr Kelipse, Dixon, Mystle for New York. Sobr Palos, Kelly, New Haven for New York w York, tor Now York. Sehr J Auderson, Johnson, Norwalk tor Now York, Sehr Milwaukie, Pickett, Norwich for New York, Scher Voutuce (Be), Hatteld, Orient, Ll, tor New York, Sour Mail, Mead, Ureeuwich tor New York. Sehr KA Foravth, Hobbie, Stamfora tor New York, Behe Clara Post. Pervis, Porwheater tor New York. BOUND East, Brig Wm HH Parks, Eh Sehr Thos Kltis, Kell che Emilie Beile, Kelly, Now York for Dennis, Nehr Pianter, Harvey, New York tor Somerset, Schr Blackstone, Wickson, New York for Dighton, Sebr Zampa, sauborn, New York for s¢Jobu, NB. Bohr Kalwar, Cobleiah, Haverstraw for St Joba, NB. Sele Kate Katiahan, Hortou, Amboy for New Bedford, Sehr Carrie HL re. Gray, Awboy tor Rockland. Schr Reading KR No ‘#3, Gandy, Amboy for New Bod my ford. Sonr Julia, Perry, Ambo: for Millbri wa Hattio 5 Collias, Brainerd, PI Iphia for Hart. lord, BELOW, Bark Arcturus (Br), from Dublin via Lewes, Del, Burk Olive Moupt (Br), trom Autwerp. MARITIME MISCELLANY, Sone J P ALLEN, of Dartmouth, 40 tons, vow at Now Bedford, bas beeu sold for a viivs boas for $I500, to yo to Poasacola. souk Linnwt (Br), Mills, which was driven ashore at Pugwash in the gale of the Bad ult, bas beou got olf with. eur danag voth anchors were recovered. Cuanceston, Och 5—While the towing the schrs Jenaie B Simmoas trow the phosphate works, wear Lam! esday aflornoc! ork vessels being ladeu w! Simmons bejag immediately in the rear of tug Weymouth was Joweph W Wilson Lawting, on W: eb rock, thi ho tux, Ou a hoavy draught of water, xrounded on Accabee tats The houdway of she Wilson, which was axterm of the Simmons, could not be checked uubil 4 collision (ook piwes, which re Sulied th the Siumcions losing her monkey rail, chaiv forward rigging, &c, wae the Wilson had ‘a sui sidashod nud sustained other wizvs damage. Qxowaktows, PEL, Oct 2~the brig William (Br) was stranded at Lowor Mimtague in the ale of Saturday woro, ing. Sho was loaded with Lmestone, whieh must be all retoved Belure she ts taken off where Sho is grounded. MAGDALEN ISLANDS, Oct 1—On the 22d and 230 ult it blow u terribe gule of wlud bere, veering trom K to N. with au extraordinarily high tide, delug & good deal of damage to wharves, kc At Rutry Island the scbe Seatlowor of Port Huwaesbury, was dilven om sbore with the loss of anchors where she still ee hs yotal loss, The cre tishing boase wore driven on shore aad wore v1 aged. Purcapacemia, Oot ¥ ‘the following veusels, damaged uriug the late storm at toe Breakwater, have returaed to wort lor repairs Bark 5 5 Ridgeway, for Valparaisy, with Revs of wintiiuss, auchoe and chain; big Jeromiad, tor Av: tigua, with loss of large anchor, 73 fathows of ebiiu aud forcmust cub away, aud scue Lauarting, tor Pall Rives, to wally di usted aud leaking. Bark Tancook (Br) has put back to Wilmington vo ro place windinss, anchor aud chate. vewnc, Oebd—The bark Cameo, wrecked om Anticonta, wot wid this aitornvem ut. the Kxehange, and wdjudgod to Julice Bros for $519, The cargo, valued ws £900, was soa to the same parties for Tho bark Uno broke from cer moorines last night aed groanded at Hall's vooms, she Was again huuied of wish Out having sustuinod damage. ‘The, hip “Koval Ouartor, from Montreal, & reported aground as Poiute-aux-frombles. WHALEMEN, Sailod from Now Pedtord Oot 6, sobre Aurelia, Flandors, te Ue Ariauna, White, Provinceww a, atone teom Capt Maneboster, of bark J F West, of NB, datod at Paytw, Sept 12, reports having taken 9OU Ubis sp ii Last cruise LSU bbls om board. OMvuncbod at Valparaivo Aug 13th, bark Abm Barker, Whacher, NB vil 4s vetore report ‘gu*seo urcivals at New York, York for Melbourne, TS, lat 6 46 N, lon wow, “7 iy Pasterdale (br), Ganson, from Liverpool fur San oy, Sept 22, 40 miles W of the Supsils. Sieh Star, Chomsun, fom Cardlt tor Hong Kong, ooh NaI ith are Liverpool for Bombay, Aug 7, by tty hh} ee Micom Quades for London, Saye 10, tes Hsieh Marlborough (Be Munroe, trom Bremen for Sandy eh ie i lat 49.46 loa {Nea Liversool for Moatrest, | ‘ship ving (BED, from Quobes for Glasgow, Sept 21, sty Neloon (Be), trom Qnobeo for London, Sope 22, tat MOND Adiniral Gor), Lauer, from Bromon tor Now York, Hope 26, iat 42 lon 2 . Crosby, from London for Philadulp bia, Oct Dot abe « ith tuws of toxeaatl, ‘Sis of Absecon be, Slip Garton), Booxelmann, fom Now York for Brox bi eyed Neng Mie, omy Antworp for Poitedel- aa eee Net Morgohmnd, trou Dristol for Now yee Np peldanboie tet), feo Lowdos for Now York, eee ee tye Murety trom Now Nork for Avtworp, say 2h Lah BN oun Pomaseota for London, Boot 19, MOEN Guckiokke” (Non, Jorgensen, from Rouen via Ply month for Delaware Browkwater (or New York), Sept 21, a irk, Tule A Mart nes (Bn), from Giasgow for Pictoc , -" , Oct 1, =} (ory am Bonde x for New York, . ep 24; 100 50, lon i, J ri rin, |, Oct 5, 25 mle fyporlin. trom Puiladetphie for Portland, Oct NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS shipmastors are informed Merchants, shipping agents that by telegrapiing tothe Hxuarp London Bureau, ad- drosiug “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,' or to the Paris office, addressing “Hennett, 61 Aveaue do l'Opere, YM the arrivals at aud departures trom European aud Kustern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabied to this country free of charge, Captains arrivicg at and sailing from French and Modi- torranean ports will find the Paris office the more econom! eal and expeditious tor telugraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwunr, Oct 6—Sailed, ship Richard Rovinson, Sai! New York, aps to Oot 7—Batlod, Mary Lovell, for New Ur- ware Buxwen, Oct 5—Halled, ship Magdalene (Ger), Honek: New York; bark Elizabeth (Ger), Von Hagen, New Or- Jeuns, BuistoL, Oot 7—Arrived, bark Luigt (Ital), Monasterio, Now York, Boupuaux, Oct 5—Arrived, ship Gettysburg, Call, 8s Joba, NB, Rorpeus, to Oot --Arrived, bark Alfred Gibbs (Nor), Reimert, New York, Bain, Oct 6—Arnved, brig Flying Cloud (Br), Wag- ner, 8t John, NB, Canptry, Oct 6—Salled, Gtamto, for New Orlow Cumistian ta, to Oot 7—Arrived, bark Bertha (Nor), Jon son, New York, Ginnattan, to Oct 7—Arrived, barks Amalia Gargulia (Ital), Jacearino, New York; Chas F Ward, Gay, do, Lavanroor, Oot 6—Arrived, ship Ld Morse, Amos, Bane wor, Me, Sailed 6th, ship Wm H Conn: bark Sarah (Nor), Delaware, Also salied th, barks Albuera (Br), Banks, Hampton Roads; Li (Rr), Fulton, Delaware Breakwater, Lonpon, Oct 6—Cloarea, bark Vanchon (Br), Cain, Dela- ware Hreakwat Lonponpenny, Oct 6—Arrived, bark Sondre (Nor), Han- wen, New York, Lxanoun, to Oot 7—Sailed, barks Giuseppe Emanuele (tal), D'Aste, New York; Ziacome Mortola (Ital), Baltl more. Movinur, Qot 7—Arrived, stoamer Polynesian (Br), Brown, Moutreal tor Liverpool (and proceeded), Newronr, Oct 6—Arrived, brig Parana (Br), Mitchell, Bt John, NB, Pittay, to Oct 6—Salied, Norma, for Pensacola, Purmourst Oct 7—Sailed, bark Dario (Aus), Rugasen (trom Duakirk), Baltimore, ater ropairt Arrived 7th, steamers Ounada (Fr), Franguel, New York for Havre; Frisia (Ger), Meyer, do for Hamburg. Queenstown, Oot 7—Arrived, stoamer Indiana, Sargent, Philadelphia tor Liverpool (and proceeded), Bark Win Van Namo, Cogeina, from Now York, is ordered to Leith; and bark John Shepperd, Burgess, from Frontera, to Liverpool, Rostoek, to Oct 7—Arrived, bark Johannes Foss (Nor), Nickviven, New York, + vertin, Oct 3—Arrived, bark Loutse (Nor), Doble, Bal- timore, Pendleton, Bombay; Th, WEATHER REPORT. Hotvuxan, Oct 7. PM—Wind NW; cloudy, FOREIGN PORTS, Fatueu Point, Oct 7—Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), Grahar, Liverpool, Matiray, Oct T—Arrived, steamer Bermuda (Br), An- grove, Now York, Laiverroon, Oct 5—Salled, bark Prvi Dubrovack! (Aus), Bull Now York. NALAGA. Sept 19—Arrived, brig Harry Stewart, Larra- bee, New York. REAL Oot &—Arrive ford, Jones, Antwerp eamors Qube, Liverpool; Lake Champlal, ‘iternson, pool, jared Sth, barks N Ohurchtll, Hull, Cork for omdera; uorsuy, Kluértgen, Queenstown fir ordery. KUNAMBUCO, Sept — —Arrived, brig Dawn (Br), Coll New York (and salied Sept 24 for ot Thoma: : ne Puaw asi, NS, Oct 8— Towed to sou, bark Doody, tor United Kingdom, Oet 5—arrived, Na Voue (Br), amor Chatsworth, Curistio, Caratit; Darks Aurora, Bonnevie, Loudon; Amicua, Wright, Groouock for Nontroal pUlesrod Sth, steamers Sarmatian. Aird, and Dominion abort, Liverpool; ship Greyhound, Geddes, doi bur heck ; Adept, Ireland; Perey, Boch, and M sen, Loud Roska, Lange, brig Helen . Brown, Pwlihell, Ayn, Sept 24—Arvived, Klisabeth Winslow, Locke, Car- donas. ‘ALEXANDRIA, So} Sailed, Carlotta Fanny, Kumen, ovieh, do. New York; Nane i, Ze ANTWERP, Sept 2: , Perlen, Ledieu, Ai t 23d, Ferdinand Vanu ten (s) Onttoor, New You vhs ALaens, Sopt 13—Sailed, Rosina, Palma, New York, yanenonsn, Sept 24—Sailed, Nebai, Marochini, New ‘ork. “ARDROSSAN, Sept 26—Sailod, Maid of Orleans, Southwest rr ANCONA, Sept 20—Sailed, Luchiua ©, Maguaschi, Balti. more. YAmAM Aug 18-Pussed, “Bunlorte Cubba.” from New re. x titioeuwaren, Sept 23—Arrived, Molita, Baynes, New ork. Wivasr, Sept 25—Arrived, Fanny Atkinson, Maan, Mira miehi- Haxuow, Sept 28—Arrived, 8 M Bird, Merrlil, Richibueto; 26th CR Burzess, McBride, Pugwash: Bxacuy Hxap, Sept 23—Oft, Arfacsad, from Shields for New York. Buistou, Sept 26—Arrived, Nordstjernon, Shediae, Sailed 25th, Christopher Columbuy Kuudsen, Baltimore; 26th, Rival, Jorgensen, Sandy Hook 22—Oi, Austin, Davis, from Goole Beuwaivar, LW, Sep for Galveston. M2 amon Sept 3—Arrived, Adela 8 Hills, Gregory, Mau. vithus, Howveaux, Sept 18—Sailed, Thoacle, Basile, New York; ‘25h . Agder, Thoneson, do. z Oerum, Now York (and Bailes hing iy i i> ™ rs wout to sea 24th), Lyngver, ‘el «23d, Julia Er~ Welchmann, Witming- Nesting, seem pen any 6 Zopdyras, Thomas, North Amenca: 24th, Iris, Pleilfer. New York." 2 I BAtLysHaNnnox, Sept 24—Arrived, Kudina, Secord, St Jobn. NB. Batavia, Aug 16—Arrived, Byvor, Littietield, Rie J an- sth, Frank Lambirth, Grey, Boston; Nettle Merry. M wenstle (aud sailed 2tst for Cheribou), - bstannd Clty, kh CankNaRvon, Sept 23—Areuved, Patna, Couk, Sept B—Arrived. a ‘Byaus, adions, Nia, Qerontiia Madre, Hertalutto, do; Boschotte, Dodero, hile a. Cacurta, Sept 26—Put back, Gitaua, Wilkinson, tor Now York, leaky ‘Arrived Aug 31, Carcle Humphrey, Grosier, Bombay. Canvivy, Sept 2—Arrived Susau A Blaisdell, Sawyer, Gloucester, B; 28th, Akbar, Thompson, Newry. Sailed 20th, Faxe, Chiesa, Philadelphia; 27th, Fanay MeLellan, McLellan, Havana, Creek, Sept 21—Sailed, Holigolaud, Vuleteb, Now York, Ckonstavy, Sept 18—Arrived, Scotland, Rog: Sailed 248, Delsy, McCarty, New York. Corenuackn, Sept 21—Civared, Chapman, Olsoa, New York ; 22d, Hovding, Jensen, de. Care Coast, Aug 15—Arcived, Geace Kelley, Hurley, Windward (aud cleared tit for do). Dast, Sept 26—Passed, koyul Miustrel (9), from New York for Reval. r ‘Arrived 28th, Maggie Mitler, Cook, Loudon for Southwest Pass (and galled 27th) Off, uo date, Orion, Wilson, from Fors em Bassein for Jen ton, re4, Gundersen, from Stralsand Sopt 25-08, for New York. Denia, Sept 22—Sailed, Tally Ho, Carter, Phtladelphia Duxoxnnss, Sept 23—-Passed, ‘Yorgesen, Now York tor Stveaholus; 24th, . Antwerp, tor New York. Desir, Sept 24—Arrived, George S Berty, Parsdoro; 26sh, Kiddonaa, Seward, Richtbucw; Thyra, Quebec. Sailed 24th, Joba Geddie, Tybue: 25th, Purre, Cape Dela- ware. Estnonx, Sops 20—Arrived im the Soaud, Marino, Ve Wich, Copedhagen for New York; 23d, Funule Skolield, Merryman, trom Ljusne t ta, Farwouri. Sept 25-—Arrived, Nankin («), Bruce, Loudon for New York; th, Gouthit, Taawtto. New Yor. Olt Yee tlsarad 20K, Auglolotta Besta, from Ipewieh for iow York. GUranaemoots. Sept 26—Saied, Auna C Now Yoru, GooLe, Sept 24—Arived Nicoliui, Pouce, New York, Suiivd 24h, Hommes. Ingemuudser, Wilmington, Genoa, Sept A—-Cleared, M Gaggiue, Pagtioal, New York; 23d, Guanito, Olcese, Bultiwore, Guide, Sehlappa- ganse, do; hth, Auleinia, Corsan jow York; Kasoto Padre, Chivea, Baltimore. OUCKSTKK, Sept 2—Arrived, Wasawa, Miran rante, Nicoheb, Baltimore; 26h, Bitu Stewart, Smith, George, NB, Salled 2th, Louise, Lubeke, Now York; Quinare, Me Donuld, Poilidelphia; 26th, Ledlia, Measano, Baltimore, GewaLran, Sevt 20—Pussed, LA Ore, Ore, from New xu for Alexandria, Ky Kaalis, Browu, trom Philadelphia of Genoa, GLasaow, Sept 25—Arrived, Phoaician (), Montreal; Aucboria (s), New York. sailed 25th, Capadian (9), Montreal, Guinswy, Sept 29—Arrived, Constance, Sumitey, Quedee, Gasat Yaxmouta, sept 26—Pussed north, Bueeybulua of st Joho, NB Iu the roads 25h, Marinin, Lanta, from Philadelphia for West Hurtiepool Havas, Sept 25—Satled, Sophia & Luhrs, Gary, York; Coutenuial, Bearso,” Sandy Wook; st Louis, dart, Pensacola, Lun, Sepe 2—Arrtved, Axel, Saanum, Shediae, Salled 244b, Onprey, Sorensen. Peusacula : Norge, do: Koslta Whtala, Metro, Palade: passed Deal 27¢h). Tuuvoxt, Seps 24—Arctved, Duisburg, Sebull more. Hus, Sept 18—Arrived, Saturn, Rodsesh, New York, Hawsuks, Sept 2s—salled, Wieluad ), Hebien, New York vie Havre, 24th, James Bubrou. Satled from Cuxbaveo 23d, Heury, Minswwu, Baltimore; lw New Low. Tobins, New York. Luving, Sept 2%—Arrived, Hannah G Flyna, Miramiehi, Leswicn, Se: Livaxroos, 20--Arvived, Mimi, Tomi Baltimore. sept 2k—Arrived, Leviathan, Mostoid, Now f. Fraser, Buthus Sailar Prive, Jol onl; Ware, Lom Liscombe, No; 20en, Anglo Kverott, St Joba, NB: Missodri, Shediaes 2Hcl, Lord Clive s), Urquhars, Phitadelphia; Kingwood, ‘Trainor, Churiottetown, PEL: Sveriideren, Petersen, Car: Surdiuiau (s), Durton, Quebec: ‘Pry, Millar, New B; The Queen (w, Braye, New Yorks Xema, she- jac, NB: Herbert beeeh, Quebee, Sailed 24d, Marie Siedendurg, Stricker, Southwest Pasa: 24h, Norman, Allen, Hampton Roads; Argautyr, Helmer, Delaware; 2505, Minule Curvell, Clark, Galveston, Law rota, Wionbery, Chariotweiown; 2th. Dronwins Louise, Ulxen, Saudy Hook: bncand is), Thomp ou, New Yours; 27uh, “Andrew Jxeason, Bartlett, Southwest Puss, Clowred Bien, Aflesloue, Pormguly, Tyee; 25th, Marte Sophia, Wisi, Wilusinguon ; 260, Kaifaele Ligure, Pagano, Baltimore; Sultans. Ferguson, New York: Cusmo Lav- orick, Southwest Pus: British Aworten, Loowbary, Sandy Hoo: Bnyma, Walker, do; Lennie Burrill, Kobartaon, bv weal Pass, Uit Ormshead 22d, Badem trom Liverpool for New Or- Wwans Uif South Arklan lightebtp 23d, Kskdule, from Liverpool for San Francinco, a Ui Holyhead 24th, Batavia, from Liverpool for New York, LoNvon. Sept 26—Arrived, Chiera, Canewnro, New York, 26eh, Otacelius, Lowses, Halifax Clamed 254), Rishanglys (s), Brockett, Montreal (and Deal 26th); Mozart hsen, Bravesond 2010)? i Unenrbora Wack tet Canada (s), Sumoer, New York (passed Blas Uiera, n, do; Molden, Jacobsen, Pensacolat sleaurd, Weluesen, Now York: Milo, Hobuine, Dela: raat Gr heoke hee Vek Heroweaa deg Epnordale ‘Marto St tM ‘Knowles low York, deft ‘Deal 7th): Ne loutreal; Ellen H Munroe, Knowles, , Murrell, : nd Bou tackwasudata, for Philadel rived, Elphinstone (x), Montreal ; 25th, Al mauarn, Mops So—eeliea Reuaiutee Peake Putludel Sept 127—Ar. SArran, fe op ite raived, Olive, Mount, Miramichi; aiaua, Hopt 21—Arrived, Abby Bacon, Merrill, Gibral» tar, ‘Gleared 19th, Prudhoe, Pederson, New Orleans, ¢ Minera, ‘Soot B—Selled, Welt re Miller ——y 10h, Burnet, Kichards, Bull River, MuLnouans, Sept 21—Arrived, Antelope, Cheney, New alt phia. cry York, M % 2—Salled, J D Pete q eee ARE Fe len etm HANG Demden (ree ’ Balled, Belle of Lagos, Lamb, Amer e%, Nuwrous, Sept 24—Arrlved, Benconsfold, 81 dona’ Zorn Von Sohanck He patie nentets OF ; Carolina, Gherbas, ‘Sailed 24th, Neoresby (s) Now York; auth, La Pw Normanby, Rio Janeiro, triton, Catturinteh, New NRWCANTLE, Sept 24— Ligure, do, Fortwapoc, Sept 24—Nail Balled 26th, Prince Regent, Graham, Bombay, Newny, Sept 22—Arriv York: 24h, Santa Marzhert Harris, Darien, Punautit, bop 24—Areived, Wayfarer, Thurber, 88 Jobn, NB FPouramouri, Bopt 26—Sailed, Magyle, Georges, Pringe Edward Intand, UEKSTOWN, Hept 25—Salled, Sara, Glasson Dock: Onaga, Pe ia StJoxeph, London; 26th, Anne Maria, D'Abi ; he Charlo, Dungarvan ; Ouse tata, Liv Soy. Hat hy jverpool; Angelo, London; Erailia Clampa, nndous Sravanouie, opi i0--Ariived, Mimer, Meliloton, New York. ‘Cloared 16th, Corinna, Solland, New York, aes Sept Zl—salled, Australia (s), Cargill, wan Franctaoo, Ne Huruna (by tel from Madeira Sept 25)—-Arrived, Case pat, Davien iuntle for Now York Douve Casio, Uallahan, for dos ‘Suimups, Sept 25-Salled, Gresham (@), Boston; Dio Pill, Now York. BWANSKa, Sept 26~Arrived, Florence Boynon, Bott's 424th, Ella Moore, Wilmington ; Emma Lawson 25th, Palmerta (9), 'C ‘do lund, James, New York, Sciuuy, Sept 21—Arrived, Esther & Sophie, B Wilmington, No, for orders. Balled 25th, Leonora, Newall, Now York, Sounauaya, Aug 6~Arrived, Sabine,” Williams, Now York; 7th, Mary M Bird, Packard, Sumarang; Windwar Baker, Now York; 14th, Joun Ingelow, Jautou, Batavia, Samanana, Aug 1-Arrived, Verona, Bartlots, Mulls 16th, Cheshire, Batchotder, Port Eliaubeth, Balled Aug 13, Niouolas Thayer, Crosby, England. yotanaial, Pepe GO—Ln port, Loudoun Castle (), for New ‘ork, STENT, Sept 23—Arrived, Bama, Jensen, New orl SiLLorn, Sept 25—Arrived, Darn, Corsanogo, Baltimore via Falmouth, Hrerrin, Sept 21—Arrived, Hector, Tellosen, Now Yorks Sonera, AvONMHON dO aa abt my Si Carnenina’s Porn, IW, Sept 25—Passed down, Lady Dufferin, of siJobu, NI aur Poxp, Sept $—In port, Bolivia, Burgoss, from Cape Const, Greyhound, Lloyd, trom Agora. Tureste, Sept 22--Sulied, Vela, Tomuntch, New York, Tornay, Sopt 20—UM Anyioletta, Hoxto, trom Ipawioh for New York. IVRDESTKAND, Sept 15—Sallod, Frits Smith, Larson, heady Hook (und lott Barven 16th); 17th, Solyst, Johnsen, merle auoor, Sept 24—Arrived, Life Neugtitou, Rove, Droge dh. led 24th, RB Chapman, Demorara; 20th, Ukraing, Melehor, Matangn: Clourea 25th, Neva, Smoltacr, Domerara, WATRRVOKD, Sopt 18 ~Suiled Maygte M, Pook, Hamptow, Ro 2d, Gaotano Repetto, Magluia, Baltinore, Wexrorn, Sept 25—Arrived, Raugatira, Holder, st Johny NB, via Queenstown y 25—Sullod, Shildon (3), West Hautixroot, Sept Begtabes WORE saa cmisebtiay Ola VARRENPOINT, Sept 25—Arrived, Bjorgvin, Olsen, Now York; Etmund, Rasmusson, Philaddiphia, Buisron, Sept 24—Tho Waytarer, of Digby, hore from St John, NI (doels); had lost deck in the Atlantic, BAuLYsuaNnon, Sept 24—Tho Rubina, docord, arrived hore from st Jolin, Nb; had had part ot deckload oarrlod away by whoavy soa Aug 19, Tavark, Sept 22—Advicos from Hull of yostorday's date state that the Ange Murie, Adelus, from San Franel: which collided with the Lindon (s), ‘off Flamborough, wi cut down to the water's edge, bus wis making no water, Hoxa Koxa, Aug 17—Tho puracen roports:—Left Now York April 7 tor Shunghal, Aftor severe gale in the Weate orn Oeoan the rudderboad got badly twisted, rendering 18 Hourly usoloss, | Kigxed w purchase by the rudder und bro; coodad “Paawod Hong Kony on the dat ot July; letched the Latwock Islands on tho Sth of August, whou bad wouther sot in, which drifted us down noar PratasShoal, When lying to under lower topamils tho, Jorking of the rudier was vary roat; lad to bind the rudder with a hawser trom Foray Tho tiltor ut the back of the ruddor was Hg lomee a bout On the weather moderating proceeded: “but, a coming on, wore drifted back to wishin 120 miles of Hone Kong. Stood to the uorthward, but could not manage the vousol pitching so much that we were afraid carry the steering apparatus away altogethro. Therefore, while we had it under command, determined to put in.— Previously reported by tolegrapti, Veasol alnce arrived of haushai. | Livexroot, Sept 22—The Alpheta, arrived here from Charlottetown, reports having ‘thrown deckload of timber overboard Ith tnst. Wih—The Addiol (w, from New Orloans, and the Try, from Neweastle (NB), were tn collision to-day off Urosby Lightship; the lorimer had port boat smashed and rigging aud rail on port side carriod away ; tho latter lost Jibboom ‘aud head icear, aud is said to be cousiderably damaged. Montgvipeo, Aug 23—The bark Sarah (of Portland), Ine gersoll, from Bostou for Valparaiso, encountered # suc- Gossion of gales from the 3d to the téth Aux, On the Inia 49 S,lon 02 W, abe experienced a farlous «ale had bulwarks stove, boats smunshed, &c., and second washed overboard; on the 12th Aud another on tho 16th, with whieh she sprung Jibboom, labored heavily aud away micsontopmast, bo Mavernivs (by telegraph dated Aden, Sept 25>—The Chandos, United States ship, has put in Nore with rudder heud sprung and storapost started. Purt of cargo will bare to be discharged. Smaxcual, Aug 11—The BF Watson, Hawkins, whict arrived bere Aug 7, from New York, with @ general carga, was ashore iunide the Woosung bar 24 hours; she ls not re: ported to be making water, Wrrmovti, Sept 24—Tho remains of the Forest are now lying iuside the Portland Breakwater, in two pleces, with lure quantity of er goat attached “it will be Receseury. to remove the wreek thwith or e ls Likely to prove. source of danger to vesse!s iu the roads, AMERICAN PORTS {ALEXANDRIA, Get O—Arrtved, sche Alen Bind, Bow ou. Sailed—Schre Julia A Ward, Georgetown; Wake, Pou keopsie: Ada 8 A!lea, towns a Het, Hallo well, Me; David Clurkson, Carre 3 Hart, aad Joha D Wik liams (jrom Georgetown), —- BOSTON, Oct 7—Arrived, steamers Wm Lawrence, Howes, Bulthoore; Berks, Pendleton, Philadelphia; Ne: rous, Hatlett. New York ; Bille Kuight, Croery, do; bark B W Wood (Br), Nichols, Cape Town, CGH, via Rarbados, BALTIMORE, Oct O-—Arnved, steamer Octorara, Rey, nolds, New York. Cleared—Steamer John W Garrett, Foster, New Yorks sebr Avbdie Pittman, Chase, Boston. ‘Tuh—Arrived, bark Nosomis .(Br), Cassidy, Londom dorry, eee Oct S—Cleared, sehr Geo Kilbara, Dodge, jowark, NJ. BATH, Oct $—Suiled, sere Sarah Handing, Melvia, Phib sdelphia’s Lugy D. do. CHARLESTON, Oct 4—Arrived up, schr BvaJ Smith, Hoaroa, Savanuah for Philadelphia, Tth—Arcived, steamer Ashland, Doaghty, Cave Haytl, put in for cargo. Sailed—Steamors Charleston, New York; Equator, Phila dolphin; Seacull, Baltimore, : FORERESS MUNRUS, Vet 7. Arrived, Darks Westfield (Nor), Pederven, Bordowux Scotia (Hn) Hines. Glouces ter, B: Queen “of the Fleet, (Br), Willing, Antwerp—aid seeking; Nipotle Accume (Ital). Gaile, Hamburg for orders Passed in tor Norfolk—-Burk Nooalight, Waternouse, frou Philadelpuis se lead for Aumsterdam. Rinse GALVESTON, Oct 1—Arrived, barks Tarpaian (Br), ran, Liverpvol; Lizsie, Carney, Key Wost; Anina (ers Janteen, Kio Janeiro; sebr Verual, King, Pousacola, 24—Arrived, barks Emma Parker (Ht), MeMullen, Dem erura, Veriins (Br), Murray, Rio Jauciro, GARDINER, Mo, Sept ‘25—Arcived, sehrs Deflance, ‘Thorndike, and Stouy Brook, tarts, New York; 200, Ale pine, do: Mary Shivlds, Waitt, and Elisa B Coffin, Cole, du; Oeb 1, Olio, Henderson, Perth Amboy. Suiled Sept 28 seurs Wi Ponu, Haseell, Philadelphia; Frank Leaming, do; Harriet 5 Brooks, Quigley, Washiu: ton; Johu Proctor, “Doane, Baltimore; Bramball, Ham! ton, New York: Nellie Chase, Randall, do; Prank Calhoun; Lissie Carr, Teal, and Joseph W Fish, Watts, Philadviphia; 20th, Three “Sisters, do; Bagle, dutedins, New York Ot 2, Hattie, t Crowell, Crorell ‘asbingion . Bua! ommell, Bryant, lelpni Wis Sailod, bart Heleyon, Hardie (roma repaired). KEY Det 5— Perth Amboy). New Orieans (havi: 7 od, steamers Haunever ‘oc bes, New York. NBW ORLEANS. Oe! Passxs, Oct 7—Arrived, sebr A Deulke, Bohannan, Bom NS, arrived loud’ Sept 1g (Ger), Erdmann, Bremen; Lone Star, ton, Sailed, dark Kuttie, LeP=ne Port Caledonia, CB; sebrs JF allen, Pensacola; Bet) B Cbured, Kelivy, Georgetown, DC; J al Carter, Carver, Bei Pullaelphia; J Crowley, Crowley, Now York: Hutire, Kinnear, dy, FP Simpson, Mahoney, do; Columbia, Dickerman, do; Jobu Mettler, NEWPORT, Oct S—Sailed, sehr Col S W Rasee, Smita, Boston lor Detaware City Alvort W Smith, Loring, Baltimore tor Portland; Levinia Devanoy, Reeves, Perth Amboy tor Wareham; JH trippy Nickersoo, NEW BEDFORD, Oct 3 H A Taber, eeu, Parker, dod, ‘Phos P Gyo Lhews, do. ln port—SehrsJobn Baleh, Hannab, from Philadelphiag Niekerson, New York for Chatham: Turey Ni somerset for orgetown, DC, Artist, Forrester, do tor New Peres Fohu Kandolph, Parker, Pocusses for do; Ll & Beow eee ee ae nacaes tne os Union Flan, Wrishie. Wow Reatard for Philudelpaia: WK Barry, Douglass, Windsor, NS tow Now Yoru; C Mathews. Weatworth, Pall River for Phil Spniat Amos Bricga. Duna, de for New Yoru: w Pe er, Lincein, Taunton tor do. BW’ LONDON, Uct G—Areived, sche Sarah B Thomas, Philadephia, Saijled——trix Florence, foe Coustansineple; also about tbirty yehvoners bound By GAMBLE, Sept 29—Sailed, ship Sagamore, Cam ter, San Franeiseo, PENSACOLA, Oct 3-Cleared, sehr FL ttichardsom, Watts, Bostom. FHILADSLPELA, Oct 7—Arrived, steamer Iitinoig, M F Corson, Wile Skacktord, Liverpool KILAND, Oct S—Cleared, gel F adelphia; Wun Buck, Miler, Keanebee, wv load advlphin, RICHMOND, Oct S—Arrived, schrs Mary Haley, Corson, and 3.L Rosell, Sipich, Philadelydia, SAN FRANCISCO, ‘Sept 2—Sailed, ships Bast Croft (Br), Kummer, Queenstown: The Brucs (Br), Soutbeots, Burfurd lulet: Dasving Wave, Nigxoly Cacoma; barks Suimonet, Martiu, do; King Pulip, Koller, Poes Gambleg Osmyn, Mimpson, Seattle; sehrs Una, Stoddard, Howolwia; WM Moyer, Brown, du, SAVANNAH, Uct 7—Areived, steamers No (Br), Bam Drough, Boston; Geo Appold, Loveland, Buisimore; bark Tikoma (Br), MeNeill, Livervooi, WILMINGTON, NC. Oct 5—Below, & Norwegian bark, Pg MOLE, Ost $~Arrived, sebe Haasiton, Kogers, jew Yori ee mmr een en Se ESE YACH STEAMBOATS, &. [LARGE SOOW” VOR SALE CHKAPT XD foot, good odor, FP. EASTMAN, foot Stat au, Be 1 QPBAMSHLPS, 500 1 BAMBOATS FOR exposed routes and three large, speedy steam Yachts. oreb tinely htted wud furnished; passenyer und treightimg Hgis dralt Propeliers, Tugs of vurtoas siges, Forryboats, de., tur sale by FREDK. C. SUM MIDE, } Sous Witham st, 20. SCOWS WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION TUBS MVaay, Vewoder 9, 1877, we o'cioek P.M, wt the Davin food of Dorsey av., Jersey City, Take Corthauds sireok ferey and Grand sérees cars bo Jersey aw