The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1877, Page 10

S10! THE TRUTH?! — What People Think and Say of Tweed’s Confession, MAYOR ELY BELIEVES IT. | Effect of the Disclosures on Politicians Generally. a PROMPT DENIALS. ‘The publieation in the Hxnatp of a verbatim copy of Tweed’s confession was the sensation of yesterday. Everybody talked ubout it and, ip political circles more especially, it was tne all-abaonBing theme of cop- versation, Even the result of the Onio election was * pvershadowed by it. So many men prominent and well known in this city were affected by it—and among them many whose names bad never beloro been mentioned in connection with Tweed’s thieveries and briberies—that every one was, first of all, inter- sted to know whether his political friends or pairons ‘on Tweed’s binck list or not, Alter naving dis- cued the startling revelutions made in the contession to their hearts’ content, the next query which omed to be mooted everywhere was, ‘How did the Heratp get bold of it?” and this gave rise to much puzzling, guessing and wondering. One man declared tuat Tweed had given it to the Emax in order to convince the public of Lis candor and earnestness in voluntecring to become State’s evir dence; another guessed that Mr, Fairchild must have sought to justify bis course in relusing to release weed upon this statement by exposing ite insufli- ciency through the columas of the H#RALD. THE NEW PORTION OF TRE CONF KHBION. While the first interest of novelty in Twoed’s story of the Ring has undoubtealy somewhat worn of people were yet amazed and siartied by tho new revclations contained in the statement, which showed that this mine of wonders bad not been exhausted yet, It was generally remurked thatthe confession as published in yestorday’s Herano contained aiarge number of names which bad not come out either in the published abstr —or what purported to be absiracts—o{ the confession or in the course of Tweed’s testimony be- fore the committee of the Board of Aldermen, Those portions of the story giving exact amounts of cheeks paid to Ring officials aud Tweed’s aids and advisers; bis narrative of the famous voucher rob- Dery, the Icading figure in which eeemed to have been one N, H, Cook, and which has never belore been @ragged to the light; the details he gave about the election of Justices Folger and Audrews to the Court ‘of Appeals by means dectdedly “crooked;” his direct implication of ex-Speakor Husted as the partner of Frear in extorting large sums of money Jor sand and gravel in the Department of l’arks; his enormous losses in disposing of his real estate, which had cost him ubout two and a baif millions, and which he had | to sell for one-half that amount, thus losing avout a million aud a quarter; the “fat'? pickings of his law- yers aud the liberal loans—most of them still unre- turned—and donations received by his army of friends and henchmen, some of whgm still flourish in pubiic life—these aud other revelations, which were more or Jess new to the public, were much commented upon and widely discussed in places of ) ub:ic gatherings. DID THE CONFXESION CREATE BYMPATHY FOR TWEED? It Was very easy to notice by watching the drift of | Popalar opinion, through conversations with all sorts | Di people, that 'weeu’s confession is generally not re- farued as of much value to the comuuuity, und that Attorney General Faircnila’s refusal to liberate [weed upon the strength of 1t18 indorsed by most people. Suid a promimeut politician, “Tweed represents uim- wf fu this statement as having been stripped of almost all bis property. What, then, does bis restiution amount to? So larae his testimony in the Navarro meter case and oiner sults against the city 1s con. cerned, 1 think that the publicity which bas alreauy deen given iy the irauds i eonnection with these ruses has killed those saits and the eity hux nothing to lear trom them, Tweed ts the grestest criminal of them all, and yet he asks that he wud bis chic! ailiee, Frear and Kiog, shall be promised immunity, in order that Some sinall try thieves might be punished. The | big thet proposes to turn State's evidence against the Emall thieves—a nice propusition, indeed !”” MAYOR ELY BELIEVES TIE CONFESSION. As to tue truth of the contession, most people at first Diugh seemed to believe tn its sudstantial accuracy as regards the leading Inets, although many republicans | stubbornly pretendea to deny it in order to clear Senator Woodin. Mayor Ely was called upon and was usked:— “What do you think of Tweed’s confession?” “IVs @ great expose," he replied; ‘1 bave reud it vareiully,”? “What reliance do you place in Tweed’s statements, | Mr. Muyor ?”” | Mayor Ely answered with great readiness and barked empuasis, “1 believe it is the truth!’ It would have been very interesting to learn the | jor’s Views of the effect of the publication of the | Miession at length, but at this moment a messenger rom Comptrolicr Kelly arrived, who caiied bum away on Important business. THE TAMMANY CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER, It Was woderstood that iu eauing Tammany circles | he publication was mainly considered in view ot its yrobavio eflvet upon ex-County Clerk Charles E. wew, Who is the most prominent candidate for the | ‘aimmany vomiation ior Register. Tne matter was | liscussed yesterday between Mayor Ely, Comptrotler elly, Mr. Chntou aud other Tammany ciieitaus, and | it was feared tuat if Mr. Loew had nu thorouzhly sat- istactory explavation tu offer it would be impossiole to | . Tun by Mr. Loew's deience soon becaine kuown, | however, and it was generally agreed that Tweed bad made uD error in regard to Luis gentleman’s counec- on witn lim w: Iuieht vitlate lis whole siate- | ment, Mr, Loew was prevent at the Tammany Mall | meeting of t Com mittce on Organization in tue af. | kernoon aud expressed himsell ireely in relation to Twecu’s charges, bis detence being given turtuer below | tu Mr. Loew's card to the Hinanp, Mr. Loew's expla- | Dulion Was accepted 4S Salisiuctory, aud tue purpose | to run him jor Kegister, which seemed to be pretty | well settied, Was not materially shaken yesterday by Tweed’s onsiaught. THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, = * In the room of the Board of Aliermen ay, excited | Rroup of city fathers sat discussmy the charges con. | | | Auueu. in the coniession against two of Ui Heaxnes, Aldermen Bryan Rouiy aod Phomus shetls, Mr. Reilly declined to state bis answer to the charve to Wwe writer, saying that le intended tovay it betore the pubic mw a card to the Herat», woile Alderman | ‘Tnomus Sheils ueciared that Le hud the checks to prove | That the $6,200 hw received from ‘Tweed was in pay- | nieutot devt. Alderman Reilly's friends mado sud- | Staptially the same defence in regard to the $1,500 which Mr. Reuly. according to Iweed’s statement, still Owes to Tweed Ex-Corover Scuirmor’s triends maintaiued that the $8,500 which he got irom i weed Was in return for medical serviees, exiending over a bumber of years A DAY OF DENIALS. It was in fact a day of denials, Everybody impli- cated by the coptession denied everything, There Wasmuch joking, (00, among politicuaus who were -aiat the fact tbat their names aid pot appear in biuck list. Why, I didn’t eee your name among the list,” one | politician wus heard to say to wnother. has (ue reason why | am so poor,’? the other replied, “1 know why you're so smiling,’? said an Alderman to General Spinola: “it’s becuuse you're not in the I:st;’? and there Was indeed u t(riamphant smile on the lace of mapy an vlu Tammany politician woo nad tui. lowed in the train of the Boss in former years, and who bow bad the gratificstion of secing lis name stul | 4 Iree [rom wil accusations of corruption iu cunneeaou | with Tweed. Wale it was generally beieved that the | Bex! democratic Atlorvey General would most proba- bly release Tweed, owing to political reasons, the con- Jessiou, aller og tue convincing planetions ry rsons wocused bY iweed, wus ro Gurded as Valuciens in ihe light ot legal evidence, and Jawyers suid Luat, With such proot as he olfered, ‘weed with lis statement would be booted out of any court of justice. Senator sobo C. Jacobs siated yesterday that he did burrow $1,700 irom Wiiam M, fweed, but that oe paid Wim Duck 1 fall and cao SLOW the receipts Seuaior James ¥. Pierce, in reauion to iweed’s Btvlemenis, bad pothing 10 say beyund what Tweed had Limser stated, Mr Pieree rewarked that he was Hot churged by LWeeu With having wided im in the Legislature, ne y several p A BATCH CF EXPLANATIONS, To Tuk Epivon ov tHe Heraipi— Among the list of checks publisned in your edition of this morning uocer the beading of “Mr, Tweea’s Contersivn,”’ I observe thit wt 1s stated that severat thicks were mace by Mr. Tweed in my favor, to wit:—Jaly 17, 1866, $3,000; November 16, 1806, $2.000; Uctober 29, 156%, November 29, 1860, 10,000, The check tor $625 1 nave no record of, but iw this check does but appear in the stue- neot to have been drawn in my favor, a to have been jadorsed by me, ould not have been p to me.” No mem- prauda of mine shows its feception by me Tue remaining checks | did receive, but to avuld the poasi- ority of wn one inierring that these checks wore given y him to te for linproper purposes | desire (0 say vat euch of these cheeks Was Gi¥eU In repsyment tor money louneu by we to Me, Tweed. Mv cock vooks, ine buoks of the Shoe and Leatner Bonk, and the Mavuiacturers and Builders’ Bemk prove thoy my | ALMANAC FOR publish the following letters, which explain them. selve Dacenorn 2 REND CHARLIE—Have vou a eoup'e of thousand te spare wutil about the 1th of January ? If so bearer lave your check payable to my order, send you return check. Yours very truly, Ww. M. TWEED. Aldorman Cnantes E. Loxw, prosent. 29rn Novemaxe, 1869, My Dean Cuanuix—T have the pleasure to return ten and dollars, borrowed from vou on the 17th inst, for ) please accept thanks of shine truly, 2 Cuaneme B. Loew. Eaq. Vi. M. TWEED. Asa farther evidence, I have the original checks in my posaersion, indorsed by Mr, Tweed, Truly yours, New York, Oct, 10,1877, CHARLES E. LOEW, THESE CHECKS. Mr. Loew yesterday afternoon submitted to the in- spection of & HekaLD representative the letters and cheeks reterred to in his communication, The letters were found to be in Mr. Tweed’s handwriung, The checks for $3,000 and $2,000 were on the National Shoe and Leather Bunk. ‘The $10,000 was represented by one check for $2,000 on the National Shoe and Leather Bank and one tor $3,000 on the Manufacturers and Builders’ Bavk. Euch ot these checks was drawn by Mr. Loew payable to Mr, Tweed or order, ana euch indorsed by Mr. Tweed. G THE DEAD. Naw York, Oct, 10, 1877. To THe Eviror ov tax Herap:— In your issue of to-day | find my name mentioned as baying received trom William M. Tweed $235 50. As persons Dot personally acquainted with me may misapprehend the use for which it was paid, L wish to state that 1t was for the burial of Daniel Freel, who was shot and killed on November 5, 1867 (election day), at the corner of Peari and Frankfort streets, Yours, respecuully, FELIX MURPHY, Undertaker, No, 49 Madison street, HAS A WORD TO SAY. New York, Oct, 10, 1877. To rus Epitor ov tHe HEKa.p:. 1 fiud in the Heraup of to day in Mr, Tweed’s state- ment that I got $1,500 of him, Will you be kind enough to give the true tacts of the case to the public, On my return from Albany in 1869, aftor serving two termsas a member of the Legislature, | started a piace of business at the coruer of Pitt and Grand streets, 1 found before opening it that I was short of money, and Leailed on Mr. Tweed, who very Kindly Joaved ine $1,500, for which | guve him my pote, {n 1871, L thiok it was, I paid him on account $1,000, for which he gave credit, In 1574, 1 think, I gave his son Willtam $40 on account, Icaving a balance due to Mr. ‘Tweed of $460, wnich [intend to pay him as soon as business revives. Yours respectfully, JOHN GALVIN. BURYIN MR. G\LVIN MR, RICHARDSON EXPLAINS. Mr. Wiliam R:churdson President of tho Atlantic Avenuo Railroad, of Brooklyn, was spoken of in the published confession of Tweed as having received at different times sums of monoy aggrogating $9,100, Air, Richardson says the etatement that be received such sums trom Mr. Tweed is correct. He borrowed the money {rom Tweed when he was temporarily sbort, but invariably paid bim back again in a few days. lo support of the statement, Mr. Richardson exbibited checks tor $9,000, aud that he was prompt 14 rewurn- ing the loans the foliowing table and cates wili show, Allthe checks bumed below us having been paid by Richardson to Tweed bear the judorsement of the ex-Boas. TWEED'S CHECKS TO RICH- RICHARDSON'S CHECKS TO AKDSON. TWEED. (Indorsed “WW. R.?) (Indorsed *W. M. 1.) Oct, 7, 1865. $1,000 Oct, 14, 1868. $1,000 Noy. 10, 1868 4 Nov. 17, 1868.. 1,000 Noy, 27, 1868 Nov, 20, 1868... 1,000 Dee, 30, 1563.. ... Jan, 9, 18tu 1,000 Auguat 9, 1869 August 16, 1569. 1,000 Sept. 20, 1869 sept. Vet, 80, L86Y. Uct 22, 1869. Dec. 3, 186v. Dec. 10, 1369. Dec. 31, 1869. Jan, 8, 1870.. The check tor $100 spoken of by M Richardson 18 unable to accuunt for, 1,000 r. Tweed “Mr. but supposes it related to some business transaction had with Tweed when he (Mr, Hichurdsou) was with the Dry Dock Raile road, ‘ “ONLY THIS AND NOTHING MORE.” To tae Epitor or THe Heranp: — I notice in Tweed’s “confession” that Iam charged with having received $500 from Lim. The fucts are these:—When & candidate for Volice Justice, Tweed, after opposing my huminatiwn, which I obtained against his influeuce, sent for me and contributed the sum of $500 to wid me im my cunvass. “Only this and noidicg more.” Respecuully, JOUN CO. NO DIVIDENDS TO BARRY HOWARD. To Tue Epitor or Tuk HeraLv:— No, 94 Ent Srreet, New York Curry, Uct. 10, 1 } atement appears in tho HERALD of this morning that I recoived certain sums of money from Wilham ‘M, Tweed, 1 destre to say that allinoneys I received A from Mr. Tweed were loans promptly paid, whic wero always HARKY HOWARD. MAYOR BANKS DENIES TWEED'S STATEMED Auuany, N. Y., Oct, 10, 187 Mayor Banks has been interviewed ia relation to Tweed’s statement, that while Stute Senator he re- coived a five thousand dollar check from bim, and said | he never received a doliar from Tweed, Wiliam D. Murpby says that all tuc money he re- ceived from Tweed was ip 1869 or 1570 in two drafts— one for $2u0 and the other lor $ .50, for clectioneeri purposes, WHERE THE CONFESSION CAME FROM, To tue Eprror or tne HeraLp:— Liesire to say, in response to the question which has | to-day been put to me several times as to whether the padlication made in to-day’s Hxnatp of Mr. Tweed’s statement was with my Knowledge or ussent, that I knew nothing of it unul my attention was this morn- ing culled to it, I am contident a#lso that Mr. Tweed bad no part in it, and will go state upon lig eXamination to-morrow. Great injustice will be done Innocent persons if suspicion rests upou them in consequence of their nuures being found in the ist of checks pubushed mm the iikRALD, as i know that thi of showing how much mouey had passed through str. Tweed’s hands, and not tor the jurpuse of porating ont particularly wwe persons associated im frauds Neither Mr. Tweed nor 1 veapy doubt t! the in- fortnation obtained by the HekaLD was from a copy made while the statement was under the control of the Atiorney General, Respecuiall: ucrougr 10, Ls JOHNS SEUPPING NEWS to many Db. TOW OCEAN S’LAMERS. Steamer, | State of Indiana. roadway Broadway roadway Fonaiway rondwity (outerdam Liverpool. | jbaverpoal q se Hendon. , L aye, Su Wieland City of Berlin. Baitic.....066 The Queen, Donan Vevon Moni Pervir Abyssinia Geilert P valand State ot N Away way row twas ing Green einen iverpoul Jiverpool.. Wyomin; NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER, SUN AND MUON. Sun rises. 6 evo 11 56 Sun sets..... 4 vo TL Ik Moon sets. eve 8 2 morn 1 41 HERALD YACHT. WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. 10, 187 shel De Oeron state of Weatnee War. Hors Hospit seotl'd L New York REPORTED BY THE STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHIT KAPH LINE Canada (Be), Jon Sept 26, with ees lw AT » Dania, tron Jon € White sl, Br, Stewart, Gla se and passe Stemi Sopt aw Se Sth mntse an iio any, Hi ver ann Ly \ wodisputed. fo more firmly estabtisr in tie mina of tue ipsvle that my denial is correct, 1 now mer Aston (Be), Young, Antwarp to days { in ballast ucker & Ga Usk 6 oxvurivuced sixgum svutuerly list was prepared for the purpose | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSD. {at midnight wind veered to blew a hurricane for 16 hours, then veerinz to n ESE direction; Andrew Lovitt (1), seCor- R urpness: Cet 5, Int 44 09, lon 47, i Norwegian burk bound £. showing signal letters UN FD: 6th, lat 43, lon 53, ship Maryland (Ger) from Baltimore for Bremen; 8th, lat 41, lon G3, steamer Sicily (br), from Philadeiphia for Liverpool; same line, steamer Exypt (Br), hence tor Liverpool. Seamer Tavrador (Fr), amzlier, Havre Sept 29 and Plymouth 20th, with mdse end 179 passengers, to Louis de Babiun, Oct 1, 2 and 3 bad strong westerly gales; Sth, lac 49 67, lon 40 57, passed an Inman steamer, bound E. Steamer City of New York, Timmerman, ‘Havana Oct 6, with tdse apd passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. ‘Steamer Gity of San Antonio, Pennington, Gutveston Sept 28 via hey West Oct 4, with mdse and passengers to C Il Mallory & Co. Steamer. Ifudson, Gazer, Now Orleans Oct 4, with mdse and passengers to’ Clark & Seaman, Steamer Morgan City, eed, New Orleans 634 days, with mdse to Hogert & Morvan, Steamer San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah 3 days, with midge to Geo Yonge. Steamer [attoras, Swift, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Stcamer Albemarle, Gibbs, Lewes, Vel, with mase to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. bighmer Centipede, Sinith, Philadelphia, witn oul to the feaddin KR ‘Ship Mary Stenhouse (of Liverpool), Hedgecock, cutta June 6, with mase to order, Passed Cape of G 5 hope Au St Helena 19th and crossed the Equator 20th, in Jon 25 had henvy wouther off the Ope of Good Hove; from lat #451, lou 46, had very unsettled weather, with Eto NE winds. Ship st Petersbure (Nor), Hansen, London 37 days, in ballast to © Tobias & Co. ee ‘Ship Colchester (of Halifax, NS), Rettie. London 30 a in baliast now & Burges. Se 30 had « heavy from N to NW, lasting 90 hours gale trom SB, lasting 24 hours. The Colchester i At Sundy Hook tour orders. Ship Island Home Wi ei 45 days, in batlast tod aie Ship Orpheus (Ger), Michael to'Thee ituger, Had strong Eand NW jules the greuter part of the passage ; split sulis, de, Ship Normandy (new 1209 tons), Tukey, Damariscotta Oct 2, in ballast to order, Bark Tu (Aus), Buongiavannl, Lendon 48 days, in ballast to orde zi Bark Lalia W (of Annapolis, NS), Woolworth, London 50 days, with chalk to order; vessel tod W Parker & Bark Hebe (Sor), Grom, Bristel 29 da: in_bailast to Funeh, kdye & Co. Sept 24 | bi vere hurricane from Band NE, beaten inereusing in force wnd lasting 7 hours, ken harboun’ ends. in which position she lay ures; barometer 20,02, Bark Argo (of Liverpool), Frazier, Bristol, E. Daliuat to order, Anghored at Sandy Hook tor Bark Revello (of Annapolis, NS), Reynolds F, 44 davs, with mdse to G & A Meyers; ve! vr Co. earner ties us (Aus), Bartoli, Leith 30 days, in ballast to eee l a ‘locev' 0, se re Ferro (Ital), Ferro, Cork 34 days, in bal- last, to Benham & Boy exen. mith, Gloueester, E, y. £0. remen 39 days. in batlast ly to NW, king vesxel on jor several intu- 83 days, in Bark Erato seo iataaS (ital), Samovette, Galway 23 days, in ore tvtdt (Nor), Sorensen, Christania Aug 31, veered (Non, Soreusen, Stavenger 27 days, in ballast to Pune ine (er), Stricker, Antwerp 36 days, with meee ‘ in ballast to Kd: & Co. Feisio (Nor), Tolletsen, Bordeaux, 32 days, in ballast © Tobian & Co. tophrke rranriska (Nor), Olsen, Bordeaux Sopt 7, in ballast Fu Bark to order. is Bark Kong Carl (Nor), Knud ballast to C Tobias & Co, Tiark Coneezione (Ital), Liboffe, sulphur to Slocoviah & Co, Hark Investigator, Carver, Trios days, with omnty barrels, to Carver & Barnes. Passed Gibraltar Au 20 had strong westerly gales from lon 20 W to the Banks ‘ward strom: easterly winds, Sept 28 Joseph Tynin, scamon, aged 51 years, ie Uiciy the foretopsail yard to the deck and was instantly led. Frig Hans Gade (Noo. Nagaard, Leith 40 days, in ballast to Bockmann, Qerlein & Co. Brig -elina stanford (Ital) . Bordeaux Sept 14, in ‘atania 75 days, with Maroxca, Naples 72 days, in ba inst, to Lawrence, Giles & Pussed Gibraltar Aug 6, Brig Alive Br) Montgomery, Truxillo, 14 days.with hides ce, to Exgers & Heiulein. Sept 5 took yne, whieh veered to south, lasting ron the los for two days; barometer fel during ) the sen. ing mountain bissh ¢ v" iP" do much water oi deck was 24, duys north of lint. teras, with moderate NE and westerly winds: Qet 2 Lynos Gliver, seaman, fell overboard and was drowned, Brig Charles A Spark hinston, Ha vane 13 da E D Morgan Co, vessel to dames k Ward & Co, heavy weather with con- ued rain tor 1¢ it NS miles, parsed what looked Tike # wrock, with, topinasts above water, and very dangor: us for vessels in that locality. Schr Fred Jackson vof Portland, Mo), Pettengill, Dublin ton. days, with = in Blas 22 days, with chit Hattie Haskell oa nuts to O Brenna Martin. Sehr Win Douglas, ¢ . 18 25 days, with cocoa- nuts to Hundley & Go: vessel to BJ Wenbory & Co, Sehr stephen Harding. Harding, Santa Anna, Mex, 28 days, with mahogany to BF Metcalf & Co Schr Mary A Witham, Austin, St Mare 16 days, with log wood to R Murray, Jr. Schr James Slater, Hawkins. Brunswick, Ga, 12 days, with naval stores to Dollner, Potter & Co; vessel to A Day- ton. Had heavy gales throitghout: lost Jibboom, foretop- mast and gaff. sehr T Harris, Kirk, Caviltor, Richmond, Va. Schr 8 Bartside, Van Gilder, Richmond, Va. Schr Emma, D Endicott, Carroll, Richmond, Va. Schr Frank Walter, Crosby, Richmond tor Bridgeport, Schr LP Pharo, Atderson, Norfolk, Va, n. Alexandria, Selir Ward, Inm: Schr M M Merrimen, Crane, Alexandria for Harvey, ata 8. selir If D Brews Sehr J Kirkman, Sehr Price, Fenton, Virginia, Selir GH Malleusen, Cartis, Virgima, Selir Bonita, Evans, Virginia, ert, Virginia. Sehr Georg Russell, Virginia, SelrJ M Iurlow, Soper, Virginia. ‘an Gilder, Terry, Georgetows, DO: + eh J hill, Roekbil, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Wm Il Kenzel, Soper, Georzotown, DC, SebrJ J Moore, Frankiin, Georgetown, DU, for Bridge port + Barnett J Crittenden, Baltimore, hr Fling Mooro, Lewis, Baltimore, Schr BS Wilson, sinter, Philadephia, for Fall River. rifclen Baxter, Lather, Philadelphia, for Norwich. Schr J ll Hoyt, Lyons, Philadelpnia for New Haven. @ Sehr Theo Dew us, Philadelphia, tor Fall River. RGPShip Don Enrique (ir), which was Anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city 10th, AM. sg-Hark Marie (Nor), which was anchored in the lower bay, carge to the city 10th, PM. ‘ PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamor City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford tor New York chr Almeda, Sinith, Windsor, Ns, for New York. che Trenton, Freeman, Sullivan, Me, for New York. che Addie G Bryant, Stubbs, Bangor via New Haven for New York. Sehr Ke Atwood, Atwoorl, Nantucket for New York. Vrovidence tor New York, chr Artist, for New York, Sehr Orland h, Ferris, Porteheeter for New York, Schr Entire, Kinuedr, Crty Island, tor New York, BOUND EAST. Brig Cadet, Leighton, New York for Buenos Ayret * Sehr Lizzie G (Bri, Now York Sehr Porey, Mitenell, New York for East Sehr WD Mangum ew York f Sehr Geo P # 2 Sebir Cicero, Bro Sehr Laura Pride, Selir Aunie J Russel rt. New Bedford, Danvers ‘aylor, New York for Pr | Lafferty, New York tor New York for Portland, Ct. Sehr SP Avel, Hogun, Hoboken tor Stonington, Dinham, Hoboken for Boston, s linabethport for Newport. P Uncard, Howes, Elizabethport tor New Bedford, zabel. Hovper, Port Johnson tor Beston, iclan, Adams, Port Jonson for Boston, Mary A Preduoie, ort Johuson for Falt e f Daniel Wevster, Baldwin, Port Johnson for Provi- Jones, Stephens, Port Johnson for Bangor. mith, Port Jonnson for Boston. inker, Port Johnson for Marion, Ct. Intcher, Port Johnson tor Pe . Frisuie, Part Jobugan. ton ierce, Fruewidtihy; Atuboy dow °., ach? Behe FH Miller, Smith, thbiy (OE Watier yam, Clerk, Amboy bog Hangar. * ’ niatmvunt, Pendiétua, Anbuy fr doston, 11, Hamilton, City, Hodgk fihoy, for, Portland,.de, aibay RE Heed, dian, Tower, Poughkeepsie for, Bean stor Pod Twilight, Robinson, Georgetown, DO. Riv toe ' Fatt Donna Anna, Ambrose, Phitadelptia for Newport, Sehr tery Bliss, Bliss, Philadelphia for Boyton, CUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Aatwear, Uct 10—Arrived, steamers Surbiton (Br), Batt, Now York; Duamore (Br), Jonson, Baitimore; De Ruy- ter (Belz), Falk, do. Sailed Gth, bark Elliott Ritchie, Hatebinson, New Or- Jeans. Aus Buisto New York, sailed 10th, batk Freeman Dennis (Br), Wel York Barnow, Oct 10—Arrived, ship Nonantum, Foster, Wis- casset, Conway, Oct 9-Sailed, brig Belle Walters (Br), for Del aware Breakwater. Cowes, Oet 19 ~Arrived. brig Aurora Australis (Sw), Bio gren, New York lor Malmo. Conk Quay, Oct 10—Arcived, bark Ada Barton (Br), Wy- i, Oc! ailed, Mora, for Per Oct 10-1 acola, rrived, steamer Olympia (Br), Craig, jor, New man, St Jot Doren, Oct 19 Off, sehr ES Powell, Wiltiams, trom Wile minzton, NC. for London. Dumuis, Oct 9—Arrived, bark Noah (Nor), Gjeruldsen, Beaufort, 80, Fatwouri, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Angela (Sp), Hargae ran, Now York Favan, Sept 20—Arrived, sehr Julin & Victoria (Port), Tiexora, New Bedford Giassox Dock, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Yanwath (Br), Charleston scow, Oct O—Sailed, ship Ardmore (Br), McConnell, Savannaiy Gisuatran, lo Oct 10--Artived, brig Mary KB Rowland, G Gyo, to Oct 10—Sailed, bark Paolo (tal), for Philad { pha. Hawouna, Oct 9—Sailed, bark Lyman Cann (Br), Graves, Philadelphia Ihave, Oct 10—Satled, ship Alexandria (Br), Brown, Koy West. Irswren, Oct 9-Sai York. |. bark Mimi (Aus), Tominich, Now Oct 8—Arrived, ek Oct 10-—Arrived, steamers Juana (Sp), Gasta- ork; Ptsleny (Br), Sewotield, Baltinors; ship over, Bath, Me; sche Dorah 8 Prindall, spur ship Maria Louisa (Nor), Jenson, New Livearoo! water; Viola (Bo. Vaughan, Tyboo; Leviathan (Nor), Mosfold, Now York, Ourks Industria (tay), Sehisfino, (States; Amanda, A Vopsacota. satlod 10th, ats LON pos, Oot Lim At Bull Bivor, immer Oto, Mortison, Phindelphia od, barks Lanensteia (ie), Marios Uy Angela (Ital), Sancuvretts, Pailadelphia. Cleared 9th, ship New World. Hammond, New York; 10th, bark Osme (ki Roderbolm, United States, Limenicg, Oct 9—Sailed, bare Colomba (Ital), Stagno, Now York, Lisnox, Oct 4—Arrived, barks Guerrere, (Itat), Russo, New York; 6th, Marianns VII (Port), Lopes, Philadelphia | Lecuoks, to Oct 10—Sailed, bark Amico (Ital), New York. Movinex, Oct 10—Arrived, steamer California (Br), Campbell, New York tor Glasgow (and proceeded). Matra, Oct 2-Arrived, bark Francesco (Itul), Ingiguero, New York, Newry, Oct 10—Arrivoa, bri comber, Now York. Oroxto, to Oct 10—Arrived, brig Olinda (Port), Cunha, New York. Porttaxy. @+9—Arrived, brig Auguste (Swe), Beyer+ lick, Baltimore sor Stockholm, Queenstows, Oct 9—Arrived, bark Santa Anna Maria (Ita), Maresea, Boston; 10th, steamer City of Montreal (Br), Brooks, Now York for Liverpool (and proceeded) ; barks Fortuna (Ger), Leonhardt, Portland, Me; Affezione Seconda (Ital), Lanteri, New York; Kate (Br), Anderson, do; Olnf Kyrre (Nor), Kjolier, do; Hans Neilsen Hange (No)r, Hoyer, do; brig Norbon (Swe), Blockmann, do. Of the Fastnet 10th, steamer Italy (Br), Simpson, from New York for Liverpool. Rorrerpam, Oct 10—Arrived, steamer W A ‘Scholten (Dutch), Junten, New York. Kio Jaxnino, Oct 3—Sailed previously, stoamer Laplace (Bn), Blair, Now York. RRA LEON, Sept 16—Arrived, brig Ann Elizabeth, Burgess, Boston. Snancuat, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Goodell, French, Ni Yori Srettix, Oct 7—Arrived, bark Elin (Nor), Bakke, New York; also the Margaretha, from do, INGAPORE—Arrive@, ship Montrose (Br), Patterson, San Frane Warsrrorp, Oct 9 -Suiled, ship Marietta W (Aus), Sto- panovich, United states, Lospox, Oct 10-Ship Magaalene (Ger), Hencke, from Bremen (ct 5 tor New York, has put back to Bremen badly damaged, having been in collision near Texol with the German schr Union. The litter vessel sank. [Another re- port states that the Magdalene put into Newenstle, &.] Bark Confidence, Clark, trom: Newcuatie, NSW, May 12 for Manila, i reported at Lioyds to ve overdue. Brig Aurora Australis (Sw), Biogren, trom New York for Malmo, arrived at Cowes to-day, and brought Captain Patterson and wife and crew of bark George Kremoelverg, betore reported abandoned on the veyage from New York to Queenstown, Emma L Shaw (Br), Ma- WEATHER REPORT. Piymovrtn, Oct 10, PM—Wind SW. FOREIGN PORTS, Aspixwats, Oct 9—Arrived. seamer Etna (Br), Sansom, Port-au-Prince, ec, to sail 11th tor New York. ANNAPOLIS, NS, Oct 6—In port, brig Del Gratia (Br), Mirehouse, tor Glasgow. Banacod, Sept 28—A1 ton, Hayti, 7 Silled 20th, schr $ © Noyos, Arsey, New York, IENFURGOS, Oct 2 ~Sailed, brig San Salvador y Virgen de lox Dolores (Sp), Gavilan, Savannah. pOsEDuaAs, Oct 2~-Arrived, brig Martha A Berry, Doland, ortland, Cnan.orretows, PEI, Oct 4—Arrived, brig Lady Milton (Br), MeRue, Gloucester, E. Favar, Sept 10—Arcived, sehr Samnel Wackrill, Dow- lin, Bonton; 12th, brig Alnric (Br), Saunders, do. Fons, sept 12—Arrived, schr Fred Gray, Taylor, Bos- ton. 1 oNG Kona, Aug 31—Sailed. barks Woodhall (Rr) Lowe, Portland, U; Seps6, tmily Chaplin (Br), Liarrls, do. 111040, Sept 17—Arrived, bark C 8 Bushnell, Mayo, New York. HAVANA, Sent 30—Arrived, brig Torrent, Neil, Philadel: phia; Oct'l, ships Themis (itr), Rossiter, Cardiff: Banner (Br). Robinson, Liverpool; Oct 3, steamer kmily B Souder, Foster, Now Orteans and Key West (and saildd 6th to re- turn), Sailed Oct 3, barks RA Allen quin Serra (8p), Iseen, Charlie Sti, Anmixos (Sp). Ech- Qvarria, Paseagoula: brig Atalaya, Poterson, New York; Gth, xem Clyde, ‘Tribon, Matanass, Cleared Sta, barks Aubepino (Fr), Antont, New Orleans; Abnegacion ‘(8p), Monserrat, Pensacola: Phare (Fr): Shaw, Pascagoula: Samboyana (Sp), Mus, Fernandina, Hatieax, Oct 10—Arrived, steamer Texas (Br), Lauren- son, Liverpool. for Philadelphi Arrived 6th, bark FCO Clarke (Br), Lumsden, Frontera for Falmouth’ (see Miscellany). Suiled 6th, ship Ros#n sath (Br), Montreal: barkx Ashan- tee (Br), Betts Cove, NF; Harmony (ir), New Yor! nova: Sept 12—Sailed, snip Valiant, ‘Nickerson, United tater ps0, Oct 4—Arrived, ship India (Port), Lessa, Now ork. Litris Grack Bay, CB, Oct 5 -Suiled, bark Icarus (Br), Cochrane, New York. MaLaGa, Sept 25—Arrived, brig 8 E Kennedy, Spaulding, Valencin. us In port Sept 25, bark Abby Bacon, Morrill, for New York: brig Americus, Hooper. for ao, lag. MANILA, Aug 22—In port, ships Kent's Bonk (Br), Will- jams, for New York; Cyclone, Field, for do; barks’ Hope (én), Boulton, une; Lizzie H, Babson, for New York: Rain- bow, Rowell, ane; Ville de Bruxelles (Fr), tur New York vin Cape Town: ‘Agnes (Ger), riden, for New York (mis. placed in yesterday's edition tinder Cebn). MATANSAS, Sept 3O—Arrived, sche Kate Rommol, Adams, Vhiladelphia; Oct 1, brig Keystone, Beatty, New York, Railed Sept 29, schr Kalph Carleton, McGobb, N of Hat- ved, sche Ricardo Barros, New- Shaw, Boston: 4th, Joa teras, Cleared Oct 5, bar Norens, Mahiman, N of Hattoras, ~ MONTUR GLA Lille, Cluck, siwan- son: Muthew Cay, ship. Rock City, Leth- bridge, Antwerp; ‘bark Wright, Greenook ; 8th, xteniners Rossend Castle, Turpin, Newport: Chatsworth: Christie. Cardiff; bark Deseti Dubrovack!, Drabar, Leith. Sniled Sth, steainers Quebec, Ihearle, Liverpool: Ci sian, Wylie, do; Metrose Abbey, Buxtor, Li Malta, Dannoberg, Cork for crder Gloucester. Queaxe, Oct S—Arrived, steamer Moravian, Graham, Liverpool; ship Birmingham, Glegg, do; bark Tanjore, Dumus, antwerp. Cleared Sth, ship Advico. Johnson, Liverpoot: barks ick; shi brig Poertes: Flenan, Henry Palmer, Jackson, Ramsey; Chiettain, Thompson, Dundee; Lydia, Dixon, Holyhead; Miramichi, Kodzers. Hi ken! Dowrias Castle, Johannesen, London; Peer Jess, Hownngae, Sunderinnd. SWANGHAat, Sept 8—Arrived, bark Wealthy Perdicton, Blanchard Nagas: Suiled Sspt 6, hark Wigton (Br), Williams, Portland, 0, In port Sept 11, steamer Glensrtney (Gr). Gullond, for New York, dg; ship Sir Lancelot (Br), Hepburn, for do, do” SANTA ANNA (Mex), A’ 1k. led, schrs Almeaa illegs, Willey, Queenstow: Sth, Sant. Rosa, Gant, do; Sept 5, brig Redowa, Byrne, do: 6th, E H Rich, Paine, do; 10th, sehr E 8 Newman, Newman, d In port Sept 11, schr Jefferson Bor: town, AGUA, Sept 30—Sailed, brizs Carolina (Sp), Riestia, New Orloans; Get 2, Lizzie H Kimball, Storer, ‘Apalaeht: colu: Adelia, MeLoon, Arey, Pensacoia, SHELBURNE, NS, Oct 4—Arrived, dark Alice Muir (ir), Acker, Liverpool. Sypxry, U8, Oct 7—Salled, steamer R M Hunton (Br), Long (from Montreal), Glusvow. ST JON, NB, Oct 8—Arrived, sehr Alaska, Clark, New aryport (not as telegraphed); 10th, brie ‘Josep Clark, tall Savannah; sebrs Newport (Be), Miller, New York; E & GW Hinds, Hi Trieste Sept 22—In port, John H Panrson, Tay- lor; Cherokee (Br), Downle; Piotro (Ital), Caflero, aud Grad Senj (Aus), Polich, all for New York, Idz; Ralph M Hayward, Doane, for Palermo, do OLA. Root Sept 1—Sailed, bark New Republic (Br), Wilson, London, YoxonaMa, Sept 19—In port, steamer Loudoun Castlo (ir), Marshall, for Hong Hong and New York, to sail next day: ships Chirter Qak» Staples. Yor t-urope; Messenger, jikey, unc; barks Annie W Weston, Winsor, do; Cremona, Gove, tor New York. n, Jones, for Qucens- CLEAKED, Stenmor Kepler (Br), Johnson, Liverpool, E-Busk & Jevons. Steamer City of Vera Craz, Déaken, Havana—F Alexan- dre & Sons. giigemer deo W Clyde, Ingram, Charleston—J W Quintard Co. rn pattamer Jorephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore—Wm ale! Steamer J W Garrett, Foster, Baltimore—Ww Dalzelt, Steamer Beverly. Wailace, Philadeiphia—Jas Hand. Sup Voyager, Chase, sristol, #—Carver & Barnes. Hark Strathnaien, (Br), Whitz, Copenhagen—Funch, Edyo # oe Mary Stewart (Br), MeLurren, Rotterdam—Snow & Biatk an Van Brokel (Dutch), Roever, Amsterdam — Wark TH Armetron Co Bark Antelope, Simpson, Demerara—Kocho Bro» & Co. & Seymour (Br), Suthergreen, Les Sab @Olonus—J F Whitney & Co, Brie Emma L Hail, Perry, Matanzas—Wardell & Co. Brig. BW Cochran (Br), Boyd, St Jobu, NN—D R De Wott & Co. Lancaster, Trieste—C Comstock & Schr Oliver Dyer, a'ker, Las Palmas—J H Winchester vo. # She Theres. MeQuin, Parn (Brazil)—G Amsinck & Co, Seh bean, Rnishtor, San Andreas, USC -Jumes W 1 & C eA Waiter L Pinmmoer, Plummer, St Pierre, Mart—H A Vatable & Son, Schr Annie B (Br), Seeord, St John, NB—F If Smith & Potter, Yarmouth, NS, via Newark, Sehr Malanta (Br) —O W Bertaux. Ser AM Belen, Terry, Galveston—Tuppor & Keattio. N Sehr Jus W Brown, Cooinbs, Jacksonville and Palatka — Warron ti sche lle en M Condon, McCarty, Jacksonville—Warren Ray. Schr Emma L Grogory, MeLain, North Haven, Me—Il land & Pressey. Moses Eddy, Warren, North Haven, Me~Haviland & Pronse; sch tA Hayden, Green, Provideneo, RI-H W Jackson & Son. Sent Dart, Campden, Bridgeport—Stamtora Manutactur- ny Co. kone It A Forsyth, Hobbie, Bridgoport—Stamtora Manu- facturing Co Sloop Cornel Bitasty, Bridgeport, Ct—Chas Twing. SAILED, Steamers Algeria (Br), Liverpool; Ameriquo (Fr), Havro; Elysian (Br), London; City ot Vers ¢ George W Clyde, Charieston; ships D W Chapman, Hremen ; Jacob A Stamier, Havie: Plymonth Kock, Londe d outeid burks Amuithea (Nor), Q i month; 1 (Sor), do or doy Olive Success (Nor 1g tend an Lima (Ger). f rorhers Kansom (Bt), Porto Cabelio Tillfo Vanderkorchen, Jonnie N tiuddell ‘Also sailed, sstonmor stainclifte (Br), for Dublin; sehr Carribean, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Capt Munro, of the steamer Devonta (Br), from Glasgow, has our thanks for special moteorvlogical observations made in connection with the Hwnann weather service during the voyazes to and from Glasgow. Siti BULLION, 1300 tons, recently launched at Bath, Mo, by Messrs Brown & Stantial, has been sold for about 100, She 18 all ready tor sea, Bank Crro (Nor), from Wilmington, NO, for Hamburg, belore reported returned in ais! 3, was towed up to W mington Mi inst. Capt Neilson reporis that his vessel was in he Gulf, berwoon the Lightship off Frying Pan Shoals linttoras, on Wednesaay, 4th inst, when the storm atruck her, carrying away ail er sails, broaking hor mainnrast and ceasing her to sprin i Hank JONASNe (Nor), from Philadelphia for Quoen town, betore reourted at Lewes with I anchors, winds lass, We, coturaud to Philadeipbia 10th tor repwirs. Hank Sernaszs (Nor), which arrived 9th inst, while tows ing from Btntan island yosterday morning ran afoul of the stern of thé stenmer Vevoniv, unchored in auarantina AY, OCTOBER 11, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. carrying away swifters of forerigging and b forecastle to forerigzing, The steamer's fa, der chains were biob en. Bang FC Cuang (Re), Lumsden, from Frontera for Fal- mouth, put into Hatifux Oes 6 to stop a leak in topsites and to procure provisions, Brig Carsao, from Turks fal dismasted, arrived at Piiladelpiia Loth inst. Shs reports Sept 20, had ® Leavy calo, in which lost toretopmast, lore- masthead and ull gear attachou; vessel leaking badly. gitn® Grouse Pravopy has been sold at Baltimore for ‘ks from af and rud- |. before reported spoken Scuu SkYLARK, from Philadelphia for Boston, with coal, tsashoro off Falmouth, Muss, Sene WG Drannoi ke nt Del, is ndvertised by thie exptain forsale ay sho'lies, Scur KE Yates, ashore at Lewes, Del, is being pumped out preparatory to discharging 100 rons coal from her. Banet H Inons, sunk at Lewes, Del, is to by raisen Coast Wrecking Co, operations to commence at Scur Ww Burien, of Wellfleet, went ashore night of Oct 8 on Murblehend' (Muss) Neck, and isa total loss. The crew escaped in thei dows. Senn Eta M Warts, from Georzetown, Du, for Boston, at Vinevard Uaven, reports that on tho’ Sth inst rhe en- countered a severe cale, Lost two jibs ant foresail; had decks swept of water casks, &e; lost smal! bo: Sue ARMSTRONG—West Hampton, (ct 6—To the Editor of the Herala—Will you allow me through the columns of ‘our valnable paper to expreax my cratilude to Keeper asnp and crew, of Life Siving station No 15, Third istrict, for their prompt action in rescuing myself and, crew from the wreck o! schr Arm: arong, ‘on the night of Oct 4, during » We were in x vere % for the prompt ac- aie and crew wo could not have reached ETHERIDGE, late master schr Artnstrong, During the storm on night of Sti (Aus. "from Warrenpoint taten Island, fou twood, which was anchored heurby in th k's stern and carrying away the schooner's bowsprit, head and cutwater. The position of the bark Firenza C, ashore at Cape Hen- lopen, 1s unchanged thix (10th) AM. A large threo masted sehr was seen ashore on Ragged Point, Potomac kiver, Oct 9. 7 GroversteR, Mass, Oct 9—Schr Highflyer, Capt Wai of this port, was run into and sunk about 12 o'clock lant night whils wt anchor of Ton Pound Island by sehr Henry © Mackay. ‘Vhs barely excaped und saved nothing. The Mackay also ran into the sche Bonuie Elouise, of Pro- vineetown, breukin : her bowsprit, Newuurvrort, Mars, Oct 9 - Schr Logos went ashoro on the breakers off ‘Baker's Isiand this morning and went to pieces, The crow, numbering pid. New Bepvonn, Oct 9—Stoam launch Oklahoma dragzed ashore on Cedar Neck, Martha's Vineyard, during the gaie of last weok and is hizh and dry, but not much injured. Sho was to have been taken to Fiurida this winter. Portswouthn, NH, Oct 9—Fishing schr Valiant, of Port- land, lost foremast and stove bulwarks by colliding with xchr Andrew Nebinger, in the lower harbor, o the morn- a eof the 9th inst. The Andrew Nebinger was not ine ny Schr Samuel Carlton, of Philadelphia, has been taken on the ratiway at Kittwury to repair damazes sustained at Newmarket Quenro, Oct 6—Ship Marian (Br), MeLeud, from Quebec with lumber for Loudon, graunded on thy Traverse, Dut got of anu is towing back leaky. She will be examined py vers. Burk Colorado (Br), Robbins, for Navre, dragged her an- chors and’ cailided with bark Willie McLaren (Br), from Montreal, damaging her bowsprit, rail, €¢. ted yesterday drift- d Inlet. and proves ke's Lunding, It nst the bark Abraham appoara: ution. Sax Francisco, Oct 3—Everything of any value has been saved from the wreck ot tho ship bydal Hall, lost over n Fagoon the southert coust. Little ow remains but tho 0 shell of the vessel, WHALEMEN. Arrived at Brunswick, Ga, 4th, sehr Golden City, Clay, from whating for New Bedford, SPOKE} from Liverpool for New Orleans, Steamor Alice Otto (Br), Oct 9, lat 40 454 1on 69 50, Ship Ericson, Thatcher, from New York for San Fran- 0, Sept 11, lat 29 20 N, lon 38 44 We Harvey, Brown, trom New York for Batavia, Sept 16, lat 26 33 N, Ton 42 40 W. Bark Francis B Fay, Rollins, from New York for Adelaide, Sopt 10, Int 31 N, lon 38.08 W. Bark ‘Chestina Redman, Elliott, from Marseilles via Byeres, 18 days out, for Borton, ‘Sept 17, Iat 3802, lon 5.50, Bark © (Ans), from New York for Gloucester, no date, north of Delaware Breakwater, Bark Henristta (Nor), Molbery, from Bordeaux for Philae do}phtn, Get 8, 10 miles East of Nautucket Shoals rig d AH from New York tor St Johns NF, Get 1, Int 40 Lounesia, Achorn, from Cnurleston for Kichmond, pt 30, 1 PM. Schr Jacob M Hasxell, from Charieston for Weymouth, Sept 80 Gnd supposed sesn next day, ut 8 AM, under tw o- ree fod toresail and jib, Iavoring hoavily). AMERICAN PORTS, BALTIMORE, Oct 10—Arrive amors Wm Crane, Howes, Boston; F. Cadwallader, Clark, New York; Lucille, Bennett, Wilssingeen: NC; bark Esperanza (Br), Baron, Glouc-ster, Eng; brig ‘Ephrayah (ir), Roberts, Limerick; sehr Rodney Parker. Parker, New Have: Cleared. Steamers Falcon, Kirby, Uharieston: Biack- stone, March, Providence: barks Migpah (Br), Potter, Liv- 1 Arabella, (Br), Foster, Droheda; Ardity (Aus), Zambeili, Quecntown: Gurseppe M Itul), Merello, Cork; sclir Wm Franklin, Seward, New Yor Sailed—Stexmer Caspian ; bark 8 D Carle BRUNSWICK, Get ¥—Arrived, bark Sadi CEDAR KEYS, Oct 6—Arrived, steamer Lizzie Honder- pe in 1, New Ueisuas (ani eit kame day for Tampa. A pore Gth, sches Rown r, Iayloy: AK Amos, Achero. and Etta A. ith “Mart, tor Now Yorks Zeve Pst, for Fall River; Mag sida. CHARLESTON, Oct he Admiral, Gregory, Bar- ir Blue! —Kniled, Small, wood, Philadelphia fot Jacksonrille). Arrived, stoamur Equator. Hinckley, Philadelphia. arin 10) uigsted—Bark Ponoma, Gordon, Liverpool brig Sw), do. Sailed—Steamers Gulf Stream, Tribo land, Doughty, doi sehr JE Simmons, Young, Pitle- phia. FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 10—Passed in for Baltimore, barks Alfred (Nor), Fehr, from Bordeanx; Madora, from ——} brig Potomac (Br), Wilson, trom Demerara, jAfrived—Briz Leonard Myers, Hicks, Riehwond tor Rio Taneir Sniled—Barks Queen of the Flest (Br), Willing (from Ants tu ), Baltimore; Talisman (Br), Baker, do do; Sneklokka (Nor), Jorgensen (irom Kouen), do; brig Romanco, Craig (irom Navassa), do, Ship Lathley’ Rich, trom Antwerp, Is ordered to Balti- more, NEW ORLEANS, Oct} -Arrived, steamer Crocas (Br), Jackson, Liverpool vin West Indies; snips Lovise (Nor), re; Itmxen, Cotton, Marseilles; vark Bridzoport, Moran New York Met 10—Arrived, ships Hecla, Day, Bath, Me; » Dor . Gousins, Havre, Steamer Lone star, New York. LK, Oct $—artivod, sehr GL Bradley, Chipman, ck, Ga, ed, ship Thos E Kenny (Br, new), Maittand, NS; bark Pauline (Br), Mitehell, Liverpool, both to iond cotto 10th—Artived, bark Minna (Br), Liverpool, to load cot ton. y Ait? arrived, steamer General Whitney, Queck, New ork, Cleared—Stoamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, New York; ship Louise et Kose (i'r), Dubase, aveo, BAN FRANCT CO, Oct 2 ~-uiled, bark WA Dietz, En- Hy; Enoch Talbot, Penhallow, Nanaim. roeman Clark, Wright, Nanaimo; barks ohmoyer, Astoria; Grace Roverts, Olsen, 1th Suiled Honotul Arrived, steamer Granada, Conolly, Panama, Steamer City of Sydney, Dearborn, Sydnoy via PY AAC ba? Ges Llc BAY, VAL. Oct 10 rived steamer San Jacinto, Hazard, New York: schr Minnie, Wicks, do. its Suiled—Stenmers oyal standard (Br), Reval; : ‘ a, Baltimore. v ived, bri Lillio M Mas sell (Dutel), Hasselt, New Yors;schr Henriotes Hill, Hill, Baltimore. ee MARRIAGES AND" DEATUS, ENGAGED. FREUDENTHAL-~BRODKK,—SIRGERIED FREUDENTHAL to Hesxriutra Brov‘k. No cards. MARRIED. Brssox—Gassox.—On Wednesday, October 10, at Grace cuurch, Jersey City, by the Rev. Spencer’ M. Rice, Dr. 3. 1. Bexsox, of shis city, to Hees Dowss Gaysox, daughter of John W, Downs, Esq., of Brant. ford, Ontario, Davinsox—LU: day, October 9, 157 ¥X.—At Columbia, Pa., on Tuas. , by the Rev. George H. Kirkland, Evimanetit G. LxGkex to Josera A. Davipsox, Jr, both of Brooklyn. No cards, EovY—Patiurs —At Melrose Cottage, East Bruns wick, N. J, Oris J. Eppy, M. D., to Geerrups, daughter of J, I. Philips. Hatcn—lrvet.—On Wednesday, October 10, by the Rev pr. Chapin, at the resitence of the bride's grand- father, E. 1. Tem, Esq, Atma Ruri, daughter of the late Uharies G. Teflt, to Jous KR. Hateu, all of this city. No cari Tiavpex—K«LLoGe.—On Monday, October 8, by Rev. Howard Crosvy, D. D., Howard 5. Haron, of Waterbury, Coon, und Lizzig GiLoeR KeLtoae, of this city Littik—Witrs.—On Teesday, October 9, 1877, at the sidence ot the bride's mother, 365 oth av., by Rev, Fornaru O'Reitty, Me. Jony Livan, of New York, to Miss Lucy ©. Wits, daughter of the late Judge James W. Waite, of this ery. Manvis—Magniver.—On Tuesday, October 9, 1877, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Kev. Brady BE. Backas, Wittiam A, Makvin to Louse A, MARHiNER, both of this city, No curds. Meumaxn—Kosatos.—On Tuesday, October 9, 1877, by the Rev. BE. Vao Aken, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Cuan: es E. P, Meumasy to Eainy H. Kogrt both of this city. Jn Wednesday, October 10, by 10 all Srour—Darr the Rev, Churies H. Hall, D. D., Dr, A. B. SxaU Lina, eldest daughter of Nathaniel R, Darrell, sq of isrook Switit—MULLIGAS.—On September 27, by the Rev. BF. 5. Middemer, Bessawin W, ssutt to Faxsix Hh, aaughier of C. H. Mulligan, both of Brooklyn, Wabs—CoskLis, On Tuesday, Ovtober ¥, by the Rev, Bishop Falkner, Cnanuxs H. Wane, of Fishkill, to Mr& Bette Coxatix, of Brooklyo, youngest daughter of tue late Stephen Jordan, No cards, DIED. Becutst.—Staploton, Staten Island, N. J, Tues day, the 9th, Cawoiing, wile of John Bechtel, in the 671 your ot ber age. Funeral from residence, Broad st., near Richmond rond. Relatives and triends respectinily invited to av. tend, on Friday, at two o’ciwck I, M. BERGAN —On Cuesday, Octover %, ManGarer Bux. RIGAX, Widow of Michael Berrigan and mother of Wiliam H, and John #, Berrigan, ‘Tho relatives and irienué of the family are respect. fully ‘mvited to attend the funeral, trom ber late rosi- dence, No. 5 Desbrosses at., on Friday alternoon ay one o'clock. ARGARET, relict of the late James Brana, year of ber age. ‘al will take place trom St, Mary's Chureh, corner of Erie and ud ste, Jersey City, on Thursday, October I, at ten A.M. Phe friends ot the family and of her se Wiliiwm, James M, vod Rev, Dr. Bravo, are respecitully invited, byKys —On Wednesday ing, October 10, at his residence. 401 Grand st, this ‘city, Luke Brava, agod Cee EEEEEEENEEEEE pe enti Dative uf parisn of Rathviliy, county Carlow, re Notice of funeral hereafter, Brows, —Oo Monday, October 8, Amy Loviea, cldcat daughter of Lew B. and Almira C. Brown, aged T years, 1 month and 22 days, The roiatives and triends of the family are invited to atiead the funeral, from her parent: Leroy ‘st., on Thursday, October it at o} Berke.—On Monday, Octover 8, Hanora BuRkE, & native of county Limerick, Ireland, aged 74 years, Funeral will take les ‘Thursday, October 11, at two P. M., from No. 11 Desbrosses st. Friends of the family are invited to attend. CaMKRON.—At 533 Pavonta nue, Jersey City Heignts, on Monday, October 8, Isauguia, wife of Alexander Cameron, aged 36 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fue norul, attwo P.M, this (*hursday), 11th inet Cooper. —Tuesday, October 9, Angagam Cooper, iv the Toth year of his ago. Funeral service in the Harlem Universalist Church, 127th st, near Lexington av., Thursday, October 11, at seven P.M. Corxs.—In this city, on Sunday morning, October 7, 1877, Gracie Parke, infant daughter of William H. ana Minnie Coyue, of Danbury, Conn. Interred in Greenwoud, CxowTner.—On Wednesday, October 10, of diph- theria, Rev, Tuomas Crowrusr, pastor of the First Prosbyterian Churen, Brooklya, D., 10 the 38h year ol nis age. Funeral services in Greenwood, 11th inst., at twelve o’clock. Devuty.—Oo Tuesday, October 9, Jenemtan F. Div- x, age 19 years / months, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of his uncle, James Devlin, No, 152 sumznit si day, ten A. M., thence to St. Stephy lyn), where arcquiem mass will be offered up ior the repose of his soul, The remains will be interred iv Calvary Cemetery. Dooce.—On Tuesday elaaeays October 9, Mr. Ep- ward Dona, In the 65th year of his age. Relatives aud {rtends are requested to attend the funeral, irom the Church of the Saviour, corner 01 Pierrepont st, and Monroe place, Brooklyn, this (Tharsiay) afternoon, at four o’ciock, Dove iass.—At his residence, 302 West 54th st., Grorar DovG.ass, printer, aged 75. Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend his fune- ral gervices, on Thursday, 11tn inst, at one o'clock, af St. timothy’s Episcopal Church, West 57th aw, near ‘Otb av, Daumsoxn-In this city, on Weduesday, October 10, Many I, Dkvamonxo, widow of the late M. I. Drum. moni, 1 the 63d year ol her age. ‘The relatives and iriends of tne family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral servic from her residance, 831 Grand st., on Friday evening, at eight o'clock, No fi»wers, GovcE.—On Wednesday, 194b Inst, at the residence ol bis son-in-law, Mr. A. G. Saw, Mr. Josern Govaz, Bee 83d year of his ayos 8 soldier of the War of 812, ‘Tne relatives and fricnds ae invited to attend the funural, on Friday, at two P, ML, from 522 Monroe av,, Elizabeth, N. J. Grain.—In Jersey City, om Tuesday, October 9, Lybia Goonsrexp, wife of Frederick Gruin, Jr., aged 28 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend ner funeral, trom ber lato residence, 235 Grand st, Jorsey City, on Friday afternoon, October 12, at three o’clock. Heims,—On Tuesday, October 9, after a lingoring iliness, FrepERick C. Henig, in the 4oth year of bis age. ‘Relatives and friends of the family, also membors of Alleghania Lodge, No. 183, 1. 0. of 0. F., are respect. fully myited to attend his funeral, from nis late resi. denve, No, 1,288 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D., on Eri. any 12th tnst,, at three P, M, 1CKKY,—WiLLtaM Dean, youngost son of Michael J. and Sarak Hickoy, aged 1 year and 4 months. ‘The triends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of bia parents, 129 Hudson st, on Friday, Octover 12, at one o'clock. Hoors.—On Wednesday, 10:b ingt., after a short ill- ness, ANNA M., wife of John Hoope and daughter of Joseph G, Robinson. Notico of tunerui hereafter. Horrox.—Iin Flashing, L..L, on Tuesday morning, Octover 9, at the residence of her nephew, [sarc Peck, Jaxyerr Hortos, in the 78d year of ner Kolatives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend her funeral, from St. George’s Courch, Flushing, on Friday, October 12, at halt-past twa Pp. M. Cars leave Hunter’s Point a6 1:33 P.M. HuGHes.—On Monday, October 8, at ten o’clock . Epwarp Hu@uss, bora in Denbigh, North 8, aged 57 years, ‘MEMBERS OF THE St, Daviv BexavoveyT Society :— You are hereby summoved to attend the funeral of out Jate Brother Hughes, a lite memoer of our society, Thursday, at one v’clock P. M., at 135 Christopher st, JOHN THOMAS, President. D. H. Morris, Secretary. Joyce.—On Tuesday, October 9, 1877, of Bright’a discuse of the kidueys, Euiex, tho dearly beloved wite of John J. Joyce, in her 28th year, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at one o'clock, from her iate residence, 126th st. and 8th av., from theuce to Calvary Cemetery. Lainc.—On ‘Tuesday, October 9, Froreyce, of Charlotte and Alexander K. ‘Laing, aged and 10 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, 20 East 29th st., on Thursday, Uctobor 11, at foar ¥, al, { 4 Mastxrsox.—In Brooklyn, on Tuenday, October 9, 1877, Mrs, CaTMaRInk MasTERSON, in tho 68th yoar of her age, a outive ol tho perish of Edgworshsiowa, county Longford, Iroland. Relatives and friends of the family are invited tc attend the funeral, on Friday, October 12, at hall-past nine o’clock A. M., from her last residence, 42 Penn 8t., thence to St. Patrick’s Church, Kent av, cornet of Willoughby, where a solomn requiem mass will b¢ offered for hie soul, MuLcany.—October 9, Witire, eldest son of Morti- mer and Hannah Mulcahy, aged 4 years and 5 months, Remains will be taken trom the residence of his Pareuts, 253 East doth st., Thursday, Uctober LL, baif-past ten A. M., to Grand Central Depot, thence to Rondout tor interment. - O'NKILL.—On October 9, Jonn F. O’NxILL, son of Jobn and Sarab O’Noill, aged 1 year, 9 months and 10 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from No, 113 West 20th su, on Thursday, 11th, ut half-past one o'clock, PALMER. —Oa Wednesday, Octover 10, Lizziz F. PAL wer, daughter of Paul A, and Mary Palmer, aged 21 years. Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to at tend the {uneral, from her lato residence, 239 East 224 st, Friday, the 12th inst, twelvo o'clock. Ru: 14—Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, October 9, 1877, Jous Russwit, aged 65 years. Relatives and triends, also members of York Lodg 197; F. and A. M., are respectially invited to atten the funeral, trom bis late residence, \ East 534 st, on oe, 12vb tust., at ten A, M. interment at Sing Sing, N. ¥. SCHWAB,—Tuesday, October 9, Joy Scuwan, aged 79 years,'7 month: ‘The relatives and friends are respecttally invited to attend the funeral, from his lata residence, 111 Chrys. tio st, on Friday, atone P, ML. Scott.—At the residence of Amasa Spring, Esq. White Plains, on the 9th inst., Euiza Sourt, reuct | Charies T. scott, iate of New York, aged 71 years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the juneral, this (Thuraday), at balf-past two, Carriages will be in wathing tine Wate Plains depot No flowers, skcor.—At Monsey, Rockland ‘county, October 9, M. H. Skcor, daughter of the sate Rev. James D. Dem- arest, aged 73 yout : Fuverul will take place on Friday, Octolior 12, Tratus by the Northeru Railroad of New Jersey. SMEoRERG.—at Tihetudiem, N. J., om Monday, Oc tober 8, Oscar SMepnera, in tue 41st yeur of his age, residence, 7 M. daughter 12 yoars ‘The imiends ot the iamily are invited to attend the funeral services, at the Church of the Medi Euge- water, N, J., on Thursday, October 1i, at clevea o'clock, Fort Lee boat leaves Caval st. at 10 A. M. and foot 24th st, ut 10:10, returning at 12:30, Smit —Un Monday, Uctover 8, Puinip Suita, aged 55 yours, Relatives and fricnds are invited to attend the fu. nerui, at three P. M., on Thursday, 11th inst, at the Grove Churen, Weehawken, SreveNs,—At Yookers, N. Y., on 10th ini STEVENS, in Lhe 62d year of his age. Funeral on Friday, 12th inst., at half-past twelve, from No, 240 Woodworth av. ‘Trains from fnirseth street depot 10:30, Conveyances from depot in wait- img. Jnompsox.—On Thursday, October 9, Lizzie M., daughver of Alfred and Jane Thompson, aged 36 years. Services at residence, 312 East 27th st.,0n fhurs. day, October 11, at hall-past seven P. Mf, Vax Wixktn.—Suddeuly, at Jersey City Heights, Octover 9, Euma L. Suita, wife of Daniel Van Winkle, dr, and daughter of the late W. J. B. Smith. Funeral services at her late rorideuce, 150 Academy st, one block east of Bergem square, at three |’. Sf., Thursday, 11th inst Watts —In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, tho 9th, Hexry Warts, aged 44 years; son of Hugh an Rhoda Watts, doceased. ‘The reint.ves aud iriends are invited to attend the faueral, trum the residence of his brother-in-law. Frankun Eldridge, 262 Leonard st, on Friday, 1200, at two P. at, i“ Warne Joux —On Tuesday morning, 9th inst, after a wintul tilness, HANNAd CLarke MiToneLy, Friends of the faintly are respectfully invitea to at- tend funeral services, at hor iate residence, 33 Kast 38th st, this (Thursday) alternoon, at half-past twa o'clock, Interment ou Friday morning at ten o'clock. Philadelpnia papers please copy. x af Wenner.—Jexsix M., youngest daughter of Edward and Margaret Webber, Octover 10, 1877, at 12 Wall si aged 11 moni, 10 days, . Funeral Friday, 12th, ten A. M,, fro residow ” 7m tho above Wetsn.—Association or Exeurt Firemen. bet lem+ ure requested to meet at 49 Norioik s1., on thurs. . bs inst,, ab one o'clock P. M., to.pay the last tribute of respect to our lato browher member, Jose; H. Welsh. G. W. WHEELER, Recording Svetetary.. i ILLIAMS.—Ob October 9, 1877, Joy H. WitttaMs, Fi ofthe late Johu H. Williams, in the 22d yoar of 18 ag Relatives aud friends aro respectfully invited tond the funeral, {rom the residence orbs rowber-ta: law, Dr. Wm. O'Donnell, 36: t 1234 st,, on Friday, Gctover 12, at ten A. M.,'to St. Paul's Roman Catnolie Churen, Bast 117th st, noar 4th av., where a requiem for his soul; thence to Caivary mass will bo offered up Cemetery. ___ YACHTS, TRESTLE WORK SLOW, 6 FE. pine deck, oak bottom, sw and in good mak For HASTMAN, foot rei _. MISCELLANEOUs, OTUAL BENEFIE OM Usw UF VAT Oo mre STEAMBOA''S, &U. YELLOW BALSAM, at once reli family medicine in rhonmesions "nee fie, nrcenieta te Sous overywhere by oxuress, Depot 240 Grend we we teil