The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1877, Page 10

10 WASHINGTON. FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasmixarox, Oct, 11, 1877. FBE CANVASS FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP— STRENGTH OF THE VARIOUS CANDIDATES. There are probably close upon a hundred demo- " epatic Congressmen in town to-night, and the canvass for the Speakersbip has grown correspondingly livcly. But it is far from being as spirited as such affairs usu- ally are, for the reason, in this instance, that the op- position is not working with any very zealous energy. The divimon of sentiment is well illustrated by the remark of one of the candidates, who said that of tbe ene hundred and Alty democ: an the House Afty are Randall men, fifty are against him and fitty aro indit- ferent, have not made ap their miads or are waiting to take sides with the wiuning man. Tho following is said to be the distribution of the Support of the several candidates:—Mr. Randall has New England, two-thirds of Pennsylvania, halt of Maryland and a scattering of from one to all the mem- bers of the delegations {rom the Soutbern and South- western States. Mr. Cox bas half of New York, a fair Bhare .of Ohio, and a good many scattering votes trom several of the Southern States, Mr. Morrison hag Illinois, Missouri and the cor- poral’s guard of hard money Western democrats. Mr. Sayler bas the best part of Ohio and the soft money Western mon, who are not a few, and a slim support from some personal admirers, Mr. Goode tould not, it is thought, command the individual voto of bis own State, but the reason thut bis elevation to the Speakorship might spoil the chances ot one or two of his fellow statesmen who are ambitious of @ scat in the United States Senate, Should the opposition to Mr. Randall become so strong as to make it in apy way formidable, and so threaten a delay in the choice of the caucus, it is proposed that the nume of Mr, Clark- sop N. Potter shall be offered as a compromise, THE VACANCY ON THE SUPREME BENCH, There 16 no reason as yet {ur recalling the prediction made in this column some time ago that the President would appoint Jadge Hunt, of Louisiana, to the va- bancy on the Bapreme vines GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES. Wasminertoy, Oct, 11, 1877, THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS IN EXTRA SESSION. ‘The President, in bis Message to the extra session of Congress, will merely cal! attention to the deficiencies ‘nm the various appropriations and ask tbat legislation be effected to remedy tho inconveniences that exist on that account, Other matters will be postponed until the President addresses a Mossage to the regular ses- sion ip tne usual mannner, CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. ‘The following call bas been issued:— A caucus of the democratic mombers-olect to the Forty-fiith Congress, wiil be beid, according to usage, in the hall of the House of Representatives on Satur- wing, October 13, at eight o’clock, to nominate ER, Chairman of the Natiovual Congressional Committee, NOT ATTEMPTING TO INTERFERE. Governor Brown, Vice President of the Texas Pa- cific Railroad Company, passed through the city this evening without stopping. In reply to an inquiry on the subject, be said that the company was not inter- fering with or attempting to influenco !n any way the organization of the House of Representatives, FIGHT WITH DISTILLERS, BAID ON ILLICIT DISTILLERS IN NORTH CARO- LINA—PERSISTENT ATTACK ON THE REVENUE OFFICERS—PRISONERS AND CAPTURED PROP- ELTY SECURED—MURDER OF A GUIDE. Wasnincron, Oct. 11, 1877. Collector Mott, ofthe North Carolina district, sends to the Commissiuners of Internal Revenue a report of @ raid in Burke county, in his district, Five revenue officials started from Morgantown on the evening of the 1st inst. for the purpose of seizing several sHiowt stills in the South Mountains, about sixteen miles irom Morgantown. Arriving carly on tho 2d, they found three distilleries operating illicitly, all of which, with caps and worms compl: were captured and taken to Morgantown. A search in the vicinity discovered about sixty gallons of whiskey and two barrels of brandy, all unstamped, Two persons who were found in tho stilltouse were ar- rested and confined in jail to await trial. Their names tre N. and A. Yorke, and they were working in the stillhouse when arrested. ATTACK ON THE OFFICERS, While searching the vicinity fire was opened upon the revenue officers by persons concealed in tho bushes and benind trees, The number of assailants is timated to be about twelve, They were armed with fifles. The officers retreated with their prisoners wud captored property down the mountain, being met at every turn of the rough road by the attacking party, who, out of sight and range of the officers’ pistols, kept up 4 persistent Liro. OFFICERS WOUNDED. All the officers excepting one were hit with bullets, and Deputy Collector Gillcepic, who was at tne head of the party, was seriously wounded. A horse ridden by one of th rty was killed early in the day, and another was severely wounded. ‘The locality raided 1s notoriously a dangerous one, and the inhabitants are unscrupulous desporadoes, all interested in filicit distilling. Ju a neighboring town- ship the same officers, while in the periormnance of their duty about two weeks ago, were shot at from bo- bind ‘sheer. The Collector suggests that vigorous measures be at once taken to suppress illicit distilling in this section and to bring the offenders in the above case to justice. 4 GUIDE MURDERED. A. M. Hughes, Jr., Deputy United States Collector, telegraphs irom Columbia, Yenn,, to Collector Cliifel vber 1, a8 tollows:— “1 bave received reliable intormation that Thomas J. Willams, who acted as guide for me ou recent raid against illicit distiliors in Lawrence county, was taken trom bis House jast Monday night by disguised men aud murdered, ’” ARMY I) !ELLIGENCE, NGTON, Oot. 11, 1877, The President bas accepted the resignation of Second Lieutonant J. Sumner Romers, First infantry, to take tfect Ociover 3. ile NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, MOVEMENTS OF THE OSSIPER. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ] Newrort, R, L, Oct, 11, 1877, The United States sloop of war Ossipee, commander Breeze, sailed from this port to-day for Portsmouth, WN. H., via Boston. Sho passed Wood’s Hole at 8 quarter to eleven this morning. NAVAL AFFAIRS AT NORFOLK--MOVEMENTS OF NATIONAL VESSELS, (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ] Norvoux, Va., Oct, 11, 187%. Commodore Georgo H. Cooper, President; Captain John H. Upshur, Captain; James E. Jouett, Medical Inspector; R. Dean and Chief Engineer James W, Thorpe, Board of Naval Inspectors, arrived here to- day on an official visit. Captain Samuel 1, Franklin, executive ofticer of the Navy Yard, aud Captain W. W. Queen, commanding the receiving stip Frankitn, have applied to be ae- tached from this station, The Powlutan, Adiniral Tronchard’s flagship, has eons down to the Farwell buoy aud expects to go to New York. The Piymouth, Saratoga aod knterprise are at the yard waitiug to go in the dry dock. Heavy disebarges have taken placo at the yard in consequence of tue monthly appropriations in all the departments being reduced. THE YANTIC AND FORTUNE AT WASHINGTON— CHANGES IN TH& COMMAND OF Navy YARDS —ORDERS, Wasuinetos, Oct. 11, 1877. The United States steamer Fortune, with the Yantic im tow, arrived at the Washington Navy Yard this morping from Norfolk. The Yantic will be repaired at this yard. ORDERS. Commodore Pierce Crosiey is ordered to command the Navy Yard at Leugue Isiand, in place of Captain ©. H. Wells, detached from the command of gare’ Si and placed on waiting orders, Captain Ed- Simpsou 18 ordered to duty as captain of the wy Yard at York, in place of Captain William emple, saeenes from that yard and placed on watt bg ord Captain Willium T, Pruxton 1s ordered Hf the Norfolk Nuvy Yord, in place ref ovate 8. R and ordered avkiin, detwehed from that yard tw auty at the Hydrographic office, in this city, Lieutenant W. Mead i ordered to the Hydrographic (lice. Wasse! Assistant Surgeon 1, C gg ws ordered to the Rio Bravo, at Srewanyal ss in piace of Ac ee Assistant Surgeon J, C, Wonebead, detach jetached placed on waiting jul i MAILS FOR SOUTH AMERICA. WasuinGtoy, Oct, 11, 1877. ‘The Post Office Department gives notice that the United States mails tor Ceutral and South American ports will be despatched from New! York by the stoamer Acapulco, on the 16th inst., instead of the 1th, as olure scheduled, Notice is also given ef an indefinato posiponesngat of the sailing of the steamer Clyde, now scheduled to carry a mail to Havana on the 13th inst, WRECKS IN MID-OCEAN. [BY TELEGRAPH TO 1HE HERALD.] New Oxeans, Vct. 11, 1877. Passongers by the steamship Hannover, which bas just arrived from Bremen with over five hundred emi- grapts, report that at about four o’clock on the alter- noon of the 24th of September, while sailing along un- der full headway the Hannover had a hole stove in her port bow by collision with the wreck of a large schooner which was floating bottom up. The shock was so great that it almost threw those om deck off their feet, aud caused a considerable leak. The pumps were got to work and tho damugo fortunately re- paired. At ball-past ten o’clock on the mornin: 26 another wreck was visible, It was water-logged, but with the loremast standing. ‘Tho steamer passed within forty feet of the wreck, and the name Annie aud Jobn could be plainly seen painted on the stern, The captain'thought she was trom Canada, loaded with pine and lumber, No persons were seen on board, and, owing to his own condition, tho captain did not think it advisable to stop ana send a boat, These wrecks are evidently the result of the late storm, and perbaps are the ouly vestiges of vessels again be heard of. 1 September Coucuxster, Ont., Oct. 11, 1877. The schooner W. Y. Emery ts ashore three miles east of this place, She has been scuttled to keep her from pounding. The crew are sale, A lumber laden barge 1s ashore six miles west of this place. She has goue to pieces, The crow are supposed to have landed salely. Ropyry, Ont., Oct. 11, 1877. The schooner Lewis Ross, laaen with ties and lum~ ber, 18 asbore at Port G We Port Rowan, Ont., Oct. 1 The schooners Eliza White and Madeira are as at Long Point. The captain und cook of tne Eliza White were drowned. A STORM AT BUFFALO. Burva1o, N. Y., Oet. 11, 1877. A heavy wind and rain bas prevailed iu this section for the past twenty-four bours, causing high wastor in ‘the harbor and inundation of the low parts of the city. Considerable damage has resulted to shipping, BALTIMORE SENSATIONS. A RAILWAY ACCIDENT AND AN ELEVATOR CASUALTY. [ey TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. } Baxtimors, Oct. 11, 1877. Two shocking fatalities and a third casualty that will end im death, occurred here to-day. Joseph Mohr, aGerman, aged fifty-two, who had been sepa- rated from bis wie, entered her dwelling early this morning and expressed a desire for a reconciliation, She refused, whereupon he drank a cup of coffee and asked permission to rest himself on a lounge. To this sh sented, and he threw himself in a reclining attitude. A moment later a pistol sbot rang out and the unfortunate man was soon a corpse, he baving shot himself through the bead, SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT, The second case was that of William Miller, a Baltimore and Ouio brakeman, who met a strange and berrible death while on tho front platiorm of a car beg driven loug Pratt stro Tho sudden snapping of astick released ibe br: and hurled him in tront of the car, His heaa was wedged tughtly down between the wheel aud framework, dnd his throat was cut from ear to ear, and the body terri- bly crushed. Jack screws had to be applied to the car to release tno corpse, CRUSHMD BY AN ELEVATOR, The third was the {rightful mangling of Jacob Slicer, He was at work attho bostom of an area in Hurst, Purnell & Co.’s warehouse when an clevator, heavily loaded, descended noiselessly upon him, crushing his skull, breaking his jawbone and otherwise mangling him. He was bgt toa ib eb where he will die. THE NEW “JERSEY RAILROAD LEASE, Paivapevrata, Oct, 11, 1877. The bill in equity, filed by Rovert N. Wilson, repre- senting wards of 5,000 shares of Peausylvania Rail- road wee, praying for ab injunction to restrain that corporation trom paying tke rental of the New Jersey railroads and canal, claims that in 1873 the Court of Errors and Appoals in New Jersey decided the lease to be invalid, and that some of the complainants begun other procoedings to enforce that decreo, The Dill will not be pressed at present, as 1t is feared such action at tuis time might affect the stockbolders as well as the creuit of the company. ihe bill was presented on bebaif of Jonn S. Wat- son, who holds 220 shares; John F, Smith, 3,915 sbares; Richard Smith, 1,000 shares; John 5, Wison, 200 shares; John A. Covode, 140 shares, aud Philp B. A BUICIDE, Mingle and William Jobnson, trading as P, B. Mingle & Co, 6500 shares. It recites the terms of the indenture between the Delaware and Raritan Canal Company, the Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company, and tho Now Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company, commonly called the United Railroads New Jers and the Philadelphia and ‘Trenton and Pennsylvania Railroad = Companies. = It—wlso recites that previous to the_—execution | of the said indenture, and while tho same was in negotiation between the parties thereto, a bill in equity was filed in tne Court of Chancery in tho State ol New Jersey, in which Jonn Black and others, stocg- holders of the New Jersey roads, were complainants, and the said lessor corporations oi the State of New Jersey and the directors of the same were deiend- ants, in which both the said complainants prayed the Chancellor (o grunt an injunction restraining defend- ants from executing the mdenture of lease, Then the vill relates that the injunction was denied and that the Court of Errors and Appeals, to which an appeal had been taken, subsequently made a decrse, 1h Which It Was recited that gine said corporations ot the State of New Jersey had no authority to enter Into or execute the said indenture and im which decree it was also ordered that the suid decree of the said Court of Chancery | should be set aside aud revised, No further proceed- | tugs Were had wnul the month of September, 1877, when Henry H. Lungstreet and Jonathan Longstreet, who were two of the complainants, filed their bill of revivor and supplement in the Court of Chancery against the united railroads of New Jersey and the Ponusylvauia Ratiroad. | The bill further —"Your orators aver that Since the making of the decres of (he said Court of Chancery, or since the making of the said cecreo of tie suid Court of Errors and Appeals, no change as laxen place in (he status OL Lhe said cuse Wherevy the equities of the partics, plaintiffs m the said bil of revivor and supplement, bave been so changed that a different mode of relict from Unt preyed for in the origival bill has become neces- sary. In conclusion, the petitions recite that, not- withstanding the decree of the Court of ‘Error and Appe the deicudants, the Pennsylvania Kaitroad Cuinpany, intend to make “payment | of a querteriy “jnstalment of nt lo the amount of $500,000 to the stockholders of the united | railways ot New Jersey, and they pray the Court to issue un injunction restraining the company from making the payment, OHIO AND MISS SSIPPI RAILROAD, Cixcinyats, Olio, Oct, 11, 1877. Ata mecting of the Board of Wirectors of the Ono and Miséissippi Railroad Company, held to-day in Cincinnati, Hon RK. M, Bishop, Goveruor-clect of Ohio, and General Kenner Garrard, ot Cincinnati, were Gait and Daniel Torrance. ubsequent meeting of the stockholders, con- w to law, Messrs. William Whitewrigut, a Ww. ‘ rough, Adrian Iselin and Theodore . Meier were elected to complete tue Boura jor the sasniog year. 1t is understood that #fter the adjournment of the regular meeting of the stockbolders a dissutisiied few, consisting of several Wall street brokers who appeared with proxies of tuose who have jong since parted with their stock and having vo real interest in the property of the company, baving been defen tueir efferts to secure a representation on the orgauized & meeting Ol their own without previous notice or authority of law and elected four director: These so-called directors increased their numu to nine, as fixed by the bylaws of the company, elocting five othors ax directors of the company, and having thus organized a bogus Board resolved that the sur a. T. Ava by electing General Louis B. Parsons, of St Louis, president of the company, ‘This announcement 18 Jooked upon as similar ia character to that which wa ade several years ago by the endeavor of Jay Gould, by similar tactics, to get possession of this property. BOY BURGLARS. An officer of the Tenth precinct iast night found Thomas McDonough, of No, 124 Kast Broadway; Joho MeNally, of Ne Ludiow street; William Walker, of No. 120 East Broaiway; Albert Brown, of No. 120 East Broadway, and Thomas Cabill, of No, 103 Bust Broadway, ransacking the gun store of Joseph Lureb, Of No. 100 Division street, The policeman took them ino custody, and at the Kiurdge street sition House Whew searched they were found to be exch armed with a pistol aod powder flask, Caniil is evidently the loader, as be is thirteen yeurs old, while his companions are only cieven, the boys broke a pane of glass in the Window wnd by U means gained access to the store, They are held on glary. churge of bur- elected to fill vacancies caused by the resignation of | future mootings of the directors suouid be held in | New York aod the office of the company re. moved to that point, The rogular Board organized THORNTON’S BODY RECOVERED. [v¥ TEIEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. 1 Trenton, N. Oct, 11, 1877. The body of Engineer Jonathan Thornton, who was killed by the Milford Railroad disaster, was found in the Delaware River, rly OD| 6 Bordentown, to- day by a man pamed’ Franc! ‘olling, It was frignt- fully scalded from the head down to the stomach, it ts supposed, by the bi ng of the steam pipes of the engine at the time of the crash, In the vest pocket was his waten, with the hands pointing to sixteen minutes past eight o’clock, a minute or two after the time the ill-fated train left Milford. The remains — taken to Lambertville, where the deceased re- side A LARGE FIRE IN CALIFORNIA. San FRaNci800, Oct, 11, 1877. Almost the entire business portion of the village of Vacaville, Solano county, together with a number of Tesidences, was burned this moraing. The loss aggre- upward of $100,000, Insurance o ributed in small sums among local, n companies, The tire was of at SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN SITEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS: on. OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. Bronaway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Gre 4 Rowling Green 7 Bowung Green 5 Broadway 69 Broadway 72 Broadway 161 Broadway .|15 Broadway 37 Broadway iy Broadws 2 Bowline ¢ 7 Bowling Gi 9 Broadway 55 Broadway 4 Bowling Gree? 61 Broadway ) Bronaway Hamburg. Rotterdam. 1 ‘i City of Chester. Adriatic. Anchoria.. Hermann. 12 Bowling Gr 29 iiroudway 4 Bowling Green 1 Brondway 12 Bowling ¢ 6.| Liverpool. 3.| Liverpool. |29 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER, Gov, Island. Sandy Hook Hell Gate.....morn 1 45 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. col, ny 1877. AND MOON, ihe : | our. linet ae a | wn sins! iets 12 PM 20. Be Sac “ley PORT OF NEW EW YORK, YORK, OCT. 11, 1877, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STBAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Donau (ser, Reichmann, Bremen Sept 29, 11a Soutbamptou Oct P.M. with maxe and 85 part part of the vovare: Oct 5, lat jexmer showing P, bound showing passed an Anchor line steamer, bow beh Jat 40 29, lon 69:30, passed bark Drers: Teimecoast (Aus), from Gork for Pensa- cola; same day, lat 40 30, lon 70, passed a ship, bottom up, Grifting about. Stoumer Saratogs, Sundberg. and passengers to James Bark Wi'Gordon (of Pictou. Ns) “Pisher, Liverpool 45 via Delaware Breakwater, in ballust to Snow & Bur- 5 pages Oct 6, with mdse Eastern Potnt mistaking. Bekar'e tote Isead, bee | i Baek kj fx ro fonh] ¢ Wellleet and’ Provincetown t an ro is nike The crow arrived at Marviolioad ing. fax, trading on the Newfound. on Tuesday morn- Wasson, from Hillsboro, NB, for Sous Axcons (Br), Ph ‘ard Haven 10th, reports made ‘Cape Bonton. at Viney ers ince, but was wbliged 10. ge to 80m Game “in through Vineyard ‘Sound from the westward. Damage slight. Scun Cuase came off the marine railway at Vineyard Haven on the 10th, having repatrod. ee AEE u B ANtTuoNy, fee, Newport for Block Is when off Clay Heads Tie ition tom gee Zatand, yester Jost jib a 't foresail and w: NUshott oes it wae found impossible vo reach hie Setana te her disabled condition. aceualais B Cuuncn, 6 days from New or oeetteeee nd inthe vessel before reported ushore on Ragged Point, she having encountered Loma > weath Chetapenke Bay on te Sth inst. The Baker Wrockl left Nortolk yesterday (11th) to hor assistance. Scnn Siuas hegyeyn Carroll, from Perth Amboy for Portland, 150 tons cual, was run into off Hunting. ton, Long Triana Round, ut 4AM Oct Lie by _stgamer Bar ravansett, and had all standing tigsing, sextonrd ‘side, planking torn entire length to boat badiy damaged. cit will re; whe! jand, of her paddie wheels damaged, Scur Suxxy Sourm, De chr Melville Bryant, Buckley, Bordeaux 24 daye, in bal- to Bentloy, Gildersteeve & Go. Sehr Alta V Gol», Mitchell, Cardenas 15 days, with sugar to John Smith & Ca: vessel to Brest, Son & Co, Had strong, variable gales: split jl ver, nell, Aux Gayes 18 days, wit log- ‘woud to A Nones & Co; vessel to Jumos B War Schr Nancy W Smith, Tooker, Brunswick, Ce 1s" days, with lumber to order; vessel to) onas Smith & Ci Schr D H Torrey, Soule, Virginia. Clare Merrick, Trek rian Virginia, Vircinin for Poughkeepsie 1, Georgetown. DC, getown, DO. . nitinol he ‘Sehr Farmer. Thurber, Sehr Enoch Moore, Chambers, ( Schr Sophia T Winterton, Jacks Schr Henry © Havens, Pierce, Buitimore. Schr Waiter Palmer, Gail, Philadelphia for New Haven, Arrived 10th—Bark Fratelli Arecco (Ital, not Fratelli tbls ‘Areceo, Cork 25 days, in ballast to Benham & Boye- geen Normandy (new), from Damariscotta, arrived Oth, is consigned to BF Metcalf & Co. Ba Bark Soflid (Nor), trom Stavanger, anchored below, arrived up'to this city thix PM. g@-Bark Franziska (Nor), from Bordeaux, which was anchored in the Jower bay, came up to the city 11th, PASSEO THROUGH HELL GATS, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Thetis, Young, Providence ior New York. Bark Emma © Lites New Haven for New York, in, ballast to J 8 Sehr Copin, Wort, B which was . Providence tor New York, . Providence for New York. Schr Everyreon, Turner, Providence for New York, Schr Wm F Burden, Adams, Providence for New York. Sclir LS Hateh, Keiser, Hartford for New Yor! Sehr Eva C Lewis, L Northport for New York. Sent Heater, Davis, Portchenter tor New York. Scht Quickstep. liutehinson, Port Jefferson, for New York. BOUND EAST. Brig 8. dora Rionda (Br), Hubbard, New York for Port~ 4, Vairig Wesley & Seymonr (Br), Southorgren, New York for Les Sables. chr G A Kayden, Green, New York for Baltimore. Schr Peter Iiltter, ickeason, New York for Counecticut am ford. tor Stamtord, parley, . Ashby, New r Mary Potter, Fish, New York tor r Althen, Baker, New York for Noank. y «Means, Hoboken for Fail River, athlon, Uarberry, Eun \uetl port tor Providence, joxtont. 0 New Bedford. Philadelphia tor Newe Rehr sehr Plouzhboy. Hatlati, Amboy 1 Sebr Julia Kliaabetn sehr Win Riley, Kel: Sehr Lagat of the Hast, 7 stones Tol Higgins, We J ti Hoyt, Lyons, Philad Fphia for New Haven, che J Wiley hiladeiphia for F h iladelphin for Fall rang, Alexandtia tor Hare Terry, Georgetown, DU, tor Sehr Cora Vangitde: seit Narrows, CLEAKED, Rea, Bristol, E—Henderson Bros, Steamer Napoli (Br jana (Br), Sadler, Giusgow—Austin, Fu Steamer werania (Ger), Sehwousen, Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg—Kunhardt & Co ¢'Nugara, Curtis, Havand—J as & Ward & Co. Steamer Canima (sr), Liddicoat, Bermada—A KE Outer- re. ‘Steamer Rapida Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfoix, Uity Point and Richmond—Old Dorninion Steamship Co Steamer Hatteras, Muller No ship Co. steamer Glancus, Bearse, Bo i imma C Heal, Baste Kempton, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & 0 Old Dominion Steam- jon—H F Dimocks Sydnoy, NoW -R W Cam- ‘Back Duvinta (Br), Clark, Bristol, E—Penbody, Willis & Co, Bark Hawk (Ir), Wilson, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders Boyd & Hine | Bark Antwerp (Br), C Burk GT Kemp (Bi), Luling & Co |g Brie Livingstone | &e eron pp. Havre =A J Hora lor, Gibraltar lor wrders—Chas rt), Svendsen, London—Funeh, Edyo at tb B Grewg, And . Funchal (Madeira)—Miller & joughton, goat Win Toad, Wood, St John, NB—John Boynton’s Sthe ME Taber, Brags, Baitimor Sehr An ter, McLaughlin, Billard, Slaght & Petty. th Amboy, NJ—P I “Schr Hl Doyle. enrietta, New London—Cartwright & SALLED, 8 (Dutch), for fRotterda of Indiaua (ir) Hamburg; Niagara, Havan ppaehay Savannali; Isave Bristol; Steamers Ma Bristol; State (er), ruta nip V" (Non, ve Glasgow Canima (Br). jal, Rie! Lalag ones Trl. ‘Naito, St Matangns: ton Bent, Wo Van Brant, at Jd iu a Win t ‘netwoll. MARITIME MISCELLANY. + st New Orleans Oct 8 from Bremen, reports was sligitly damaged vy collision in mid- oceun with # vessel bottom up; also reports having seen two other vessers bottom up Banx Finvxza © (tei), from Philadelphia for London, remuined ashore at Capo Henlopen AM Uct 11; position unchanged. Burg Anant (Br), Harvey, at Bridgeport 9h, from Cho- verie, NS, had tour of her sails blown away in the wale of the 4th. Sonn RE Yates, before reported sunt: floated at high water yesterday (11th). SCHR ARMSTRONG, Irom Georgetown, DO, tor Fall Riv which was wrecked at West Han LI, was being stripped of her masts and rigging Oct 10; verse! and enexo pve w total lus Small from Phila e near Paimouth enptain las Kon Steamer Havover (Ge: at Lewes, was fore rep: rted as hes well up, T cure lighters. Soun Wa Burien (eherman), from, Provincetown (he- fore re} went ashore Monday night on what are Kuown ‘us the “Denny iitenkers,” off Baker's Isluud, by to Uotuitport to pro: ickson, at Eblindely from London, ‘August 25, ight, Charles Ch foaman, Dative of Sw from siott and wes drowned, Sene § & E Conson, with hi boom and boat, ax before reportes to Peasant yesterday for repairs. ‘acut Rxsouute, now nt Newport, RI, has uot been sold, She will be inid up at Newport, Newacnrvort, Oct 10—Schr Chieftatn (Br). Jobnson, which went ashore near the bar oa Monday afternoon, lost part ‘of deckload of wood, but came off on the flood tide at B o'clock in the evening, without damuce to vessel. * Lavxcnvo—Prom the yard of Sergent 4, Dresser. at Cas: tine, Me, Oct 8, a ae be veer ‘ot 632 tons register, called che J wr Drosse 1s owned by the bull De Samuel Adams, Cay tain R nS Brown, who is to co her and others'of Castine, and FH Smith and ovbers of New Yor! Bark Flestwing, built at Port Jofferson, Ut, for Nenare J & WB Wing, of New Bodfori sfully wai Suh inst, She will be NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wasnincron, Oct 10-Notice is ght 4 in Bonrd that a wrous a ee co Whele Ship Channel esa Inland ‘Ligbutense hears S by We W isquite long and dry Pee atte ee eon by soweeia bound to Salem or Manchester. ‘Also, that aaa tiense boon ergcted on Bass (or hor, Mass. oat ck, ur, Harber, 3 Hake teniry ton Light, 5 Priel) lod buro at half tid i the Sota a induld'be left on starboard Land going towai Lyn bell will bo sounded at inter- thick and foggy | weather at Cross gen at the Lighthouse jong, with spher- ge FS ‘One and after the ‘same’ date & fog bell will be sounded during thick and foggy weather at Ship John Shoal Light Station, Delaware Bay, To distinguish it trom other beils in the vicinity, it willbe struck three blows in quick suc cession ut intervals of 45 seconds. Pureapeurnta, Oct 11—Until the wrecks of the vessels which foundered at their unchors inside the Delawar Breakwater during the gale of Oct 4 are removed mariners should exercise mach caution in using this anchorage av night. By day the positions of the wrecks are suiliciently marked by the masts, which remain standing, WHALEMEN. Sailod from New Bedford Oct 10, schr Rising Sun, Taylor, Provincetown. SPOKEN. ton, Blanchard, trom Newcastle, NSW, for ct 9, off Point Vonception. «NB Gan Pedro, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerr, Oct 1—areived, sbi hips Lycka Till (Ital), Ri- nesso, and Beethoven (Br), Smith, Baltimore; Tamerlane ), Sidendurg, Philadelphia; Helvetia (Belg), Niolsen, New York: Universe (Ger), Zelsmer, do; barks Alphous Marshall (Br), McFadden, New York; Johannes (Ger), thlder, do; Virgo (Nor), Michelsen, do; Maury (Nor), Wiig, do. Bremen, Vet 11—Arrived, bark Louis (Ger), Minnermann, Richmond. Borpravx, Oct 11—Arriv (Ital), Rosasco, New Orl Sailed 10th, barks Excelsior, Eddy, New York; Formica (foreign), for New Orleans. Bancetona, Oct 6—Arrived, ship Voladora (Sp), Olagai- bel, Savannah via Valencia; brig San Antonio (Sp), Puir, New Yor! Saited 5th, bark Michale Picasso (Ital), Pinco, New York. Casrettamane, Oct 6—Arrived, bark Giuseppino C (ital), Jaccarino, New York. Corexuagen, Oct 7—Arrived, brig Tordenskjold (Nor), Olsen, Philadelphia. Drauuxn, to Oct 11—Ssiled, bark Bertha (Nor), Dela- ware. | Dusuix, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Ambrosia (Nor), Borre- sen, Baltiroore. Satied 10th, brig Don Quixote, Munroe, New York. Dunxirg, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Vibilia (Br), Coffin, schr Engle Rock, Hamrfind, New York. Oct 7—Arrived, bark Edith Mary (Br), Naern, |, bark Giuseppe Lanata Boston, Fouxestonr, Oct 10-Off, bark Spice (Ger). Meyer, from New York tor Bremen. : Nock, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Palmas (Sp), Serra, Pensacola, Hurt, Oct 11—Sailed, steamer Otranto. (Br), Bristow, Boston and New York. Havre, Oct 11—Arrivea, bark E H Duvall (Br), Trefey, New.York (before reported arrived Ist); brig Golconda, Lord, Richmond. Saited 10th, shin John Clark, Ross, Southwest Pass. Hawnuna, Oct 11—Arrived, ship Froydis (Nor), Iversen, New York. LiveRPoor, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Happy Home (Br) Smith, New York; schr Thomas N Stone, Pitsher, Poma- Chey je; 11th, stoamar Thyrian (Br), Worthington, Bos- ; bark Thor (Nor), Jousen, New York; brig C U Robin- son, Hanson, do, Sailed 11th, ship Robert Dixon, Smithwick, New York. Lonpox, Oet 10—Arrived, ships Sir Robert Pee!, Larra- bee, New York; N B Palmer (Nor), Larson, do; 11th, Sir Henry Parkes (Br), Chapman, do. Alno arrived 11th, stoamer Teviot (Br), Nisbett, New York. Also arrived 11th, ships Fontenaye (Br), Taylor, Boston; Cleopatra (Aus), Calangich, New York; bark Dorothy (Br), Inkster, do: brig Hero (Br), Corbett, Charleston, Cleared 11th, ship Wellington (Br), O'Brien, New York. Lizarp, Oct 11-Off, vark Algeria (Br), Robinson. from Now York for totterdam. Lospoxexrry, Oct 10-Satled, bark Gazelle (Nor), Brun, United stater. Lranoey, to Oct 11—Sailed, barx Elios (Aus), Zar, New Orieans. Lisnox, to Uct 11—Saliled, sehr C A Coulomb, more, Philadelphia, MonGay Prt, Oct 11—Arrived, brig Five Brothers, Ran- dail, New York. MaRsetutes, Oct 8—Sailed, sehr Clytie, Laughton, Bos- ton (hus been reported sailed 6th tor Sagua). Nuwronrr, Oct 10—Sailed, shin Beaconsficla (Br), Simon- son, Savannah. Newry, Oct 10—Arrived, brig Aretas (Br), Roberts, Now York. Narwxs, Oct 7 Arrive York. Papstow, Oct 10—Arriv Boston. Yaxantu Roaps, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Warden Law (Br), Lowery, New York Fenni- bark Bertha (Nor), Gaarn, New bark Gisdstone (Br), Burch, QueExstown, Oct 11—Arrived, ship Theobald, Adams," Huanillos; barks Sole (Ital), Vervena, New York; Wey- mouth (Br), Durkee, Boswn; brig Rover (Br), Anderson, Savannah (and ordered to Antwerp); schr Martha N Hail, Burgess, Philadeiphin. Put in 11th, steamer Consett (Br), Pringle, Antwerp for —— (s00 below). Also arrived 11th, 10 AM, steamer Hibernian (Br), Archer, Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool (and pro- cceded). 10 AM, steamer Nevada (Br), Gadd (trom w York Off Roche's Point 11th, steamer Java (Br), Brown, Bos- ton for Liverpool. Rorrenpam, Oct 10—Sailed, bark Northern Chief (Br), Millar, Hampton Roads. Soutwamrrox, Oct 11—Arrived, Mackay, New York for London, Oct 8—Arrived, bark Ibis (Nor), Christensen, mer Alsatia (Br), Sailed Mth, barks Sestrie (Nor), Svendsen, Ameri Hektor (Not), Tellefsen, do. STAVANGER, to Oct 11—Salled, bark Appin (Nor), New York. Arrived at port in Unitéd Kingdom 9th, bark Henrik Tosen (Nor), Rasmussen, Wilmington, NC. Sailed from ——, Oct 11, the Clara, for United States, Loxpox, Oct 11—8hip Electra, Clark, from Boston June 20 for San Francisco, put Into Rio Janeiro Oct 8 lenky. QuEENSTOWN, Oct 11—Steamer Consett (Br), from Ant- worp for has arrived here with her bows stove and forward compagtment filled with water, the result of a col- lison with the ship Jessore (Br), from Liverpool, with pas- sengers for Melbourne, at 4 o'c ock Wednesday morning, 100 miles west of Fastnet. The Jessore sank, The Con- sett rescued all hands. WEATHER REPORT. Horrunap, Oct 11, PM—Wind WNW, hesh, gale, Purmovtu, Oct 11, PM—Wind W, moderate, with rain, FOREIGN PORTS. steamer 2 ont City, ASrinwaLt, Oct scarived, Shuckiord, New Yor BURRAKD INLET, “Ok 1—Salled, brig Pom bourne; 24, barks Surprise (Haw), Adelai: (Guat), do. UAPE HAYTIEN, Sept 28—In port, schr Wyoming. Tracy, for Bostou next day. Car Francis, ‘Sept 24—In port, brig Melrose, Griggs, for New York, idg. (Haw), Mel- 8d, Dolphin NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1877.—-TRIPUK SHEET. , bark Natrona (Br), Dix, for Minacoaax. Sn pt 201m port, schr © H Macomber, Goog- igcall or Bowie In ori brie Fliza Thomson, Per- arl of Londsdale, MqDouga, Glascow; Joba i, Emerson, Londo we Oot Party i, brig Olinds (Port), Cunka, New Panana Oct ieohciees, steamer Costs Rica, White- ‘ry, Central American ‘Oth, steamer City 0 of “Panum., Seabury, San Fr cisco Tour Manow, Sept 22—In port, brigs Harry’ Stewart, Larrabeo, and Mary Bartlett, Willey, both from New York via Malaga, Performing quaranti Quxnec, Oct 9—Arrivod, steamer Ganadia| Glasgow ap Solide, gatercn. London; bar! rn, Stepbens, Londot ‘us, Murtin, Greenock Taviruen, Larsen, ueenstown. 1 air, nF Souaee Ni Qet 10—Arrived, Maen gtt a Mealiae (Br), Bichardsor verpool (aud proceeded sume day for Halifax, NS, and Bt St Jonx, NK, Oct 9—Arrived, ship Monarch (Bn), Fraser, Londonderr; 2 XS: sehr Union, nit, Haverstraw. Cleared ath, ir Jehn A Lor homas. Demerara. Suxprac, Get ch yt ed rks Ara (Br), Harwood, Barrow: bth, Courier (er) s, Lisbon; Frank Hauser (Nar), Liverpool; Mabe ‘Bn, Clay, Prince Bdward Tel: bar led Sept 30, bark Brothers (Br), Cann, Bristol. Vitia Nurva, Sopt 17—1n port. schr Mary Lord, from Curdiff, AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O, Oct 8--Sailed, snips Candida (Br), Mathew. reais poles (Br), Vlive, do; City of Nankin Kingdom.” DITA. Det LOS Arrived, schrs Mabel Thomas, ington: John Bird Jobs Grmn, —— fe ichrs WA ings Mt (from tenegetown), ——--< linefiet Thome, Allyi's Points BOSTON, Oct 11—Arrived, ‘stoutacrs Ossines (UB), from Newport, RI; Porkiomen, Albertson, Philadeluhia, Cleared Barks K Weldyn. Boomor, Cups Const Afr pirleklani, oreo er). Sedgwick, Miller, Zingaroll ort, Goo A Wright. Brooks, Liverpool; brigs Gazclle Strid Port Elizabeth, South Africa; Trople Bird, Norfo Sailed—Bark Iona, BALTIMORE, Oct 11—Arrived, bark (Br), Willing, Antwerp; schrs Henr: Boston: © F Sampson, Whildin, do; Farland, do. Cloared—Stoamers Wm Crane, Howes, Boston: Sara- ossu, Hooper, Savannah; barks Donna Louisa (Sp). Gav. fen. Queenstown; Ching (Ger), Jordan Bremen; Emitia (Nor), Simonsen. Belturt: Mantress (Bt), Gann, Rio J petro? brie élite & Butler (ir), Williams, allt St Thomas: Wn Wilacn, Packard, Bos Cal 8. lod=titarke Arabella: Galsepps” Mabon: Mizpab, and Araite brine i & Butler, and Annie Ingram, sWic 8—Arrived, schr James Youny, neen of the Fleet, ithington, Chase, ury MeFarland, Mo: BELPAS Oct 6—Sailed, schrs James Holmes, Ryder, City Point, to lond for Hyannis, Mass; A Haylord, Dick Camden, to load for Jackaonville. ith—Arrived, sche Mary Brewer, Leo, Philadelphia, ANGOR, Oct 9—Cieared, schr Decatur Oakes, Baker, New York. BATH, Oct 10—Sallod, schrs Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Baltimoie: (dell, Winslow, New York, BEVERLY, Oct 9—Arrived, sche Island City, Allen, New eke ‘HEIDGEPORT, Oct 9—Arrived. brig Arabel (Br), Har- vey, Chevorl: HA one 11—Arrived, brig Albatross (Nor), Juell, Havre Joanna Doughty, Philadelphia, Nailed—Scbr A k Bentley, Jacksonville, DIGHTON, Oct 9—Arrived, schr Harvest, Corwin, New York, Sailed—Schrs Stephen pceaeh: Baines, Georgetown, DC: Sarah L Thompson, Hull, New York. DUTCH ISLAND HARBOK, Oct 8—Arrived. soliry ren. Perth hia tor nie Butler, Warren, Port Johnson for Portsmouth: Bryan, Leo, Philadelphia for Boston: Peiro Kelley. Amboy for do; Addie Jordan, Leavitt, Philnde Portland; Ontario, Dow, Fall’ River for New Yor Linseott, St John, Ny I ley, Broviden: w York: Now Bedtord for oPiitadaiphia (and all sailed ams AVORTRESS MONROB, Oct 11—Natled, ship nthe Rich, Lewis, Baltimore (in tow) ; brig Leonard Myers, Hicks (from Kichmond), Kio Janeiro, Passod in for Baltimore, barks Ceres (Nor). Olsen, and Bridgetown (Br), Crisp, from Liverpool: Northern ¢ (Br), Branden, from London; Sarah A Du Iman (Br), Rose, from’ Yarmouth, N&: Mi Baker (Br), Sproul, from Lewes; schr Geo Androns; ‘also two Italian veasels. Passod out, sehr Ella M Storer, Wado, from Baltimore for Gibraltar FALL RIVER, Oct 9—Arrived, schrs Tunis Bodine, L B Cowperthwaite, i. N Lovell, Mary Vreeland, aud sarah L Simmons. 10th ~Sailed, schrs Bolle Halliday, and John Lozier. GALVESTON, Oct rrived, harks B Hilton (Br), Hil- ton, Graenock : jor), Wilhelmsen, Glasgow. Cicnrea Steamer itis Grando, Bolger, Now’ York; sone 2 G Loud, Thompson, Pensxcola, ORGETOWN, 30, Uct 6—Arrived, sehr Louisa Fra- N w York. w Yor! i TK oowieni New York. Patterson, " hip Landsoei jered uthwest Pass) MACUTAS, Og 4 salt sche Neulato, Smail piuu tbe, Uct 6—Sailed, schr Orono, ondout NEW ORLEANS, Oct 7—Arrived, nt Ruestra, Havana: Darks F L Carney, Jackson, Aspinwall; Octavia (Br), Gundy, Carthagen: tagracia (sp), Ha: ‘Arrived, steamer G e Whitney, Quick, New York; na, from “Rio Jai Sailed—Bark Tweltsh ofdane (Spr, Eante Barcelona, mer Carolina (Sp), Cleared—Steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, Now York; ship Louise ot Koso (Fr}, Dubosc, Havre. [Two lust para: day's edition uilian (Br), Liverpool ; ASS scht Elizabeth Edwards, Phila Sailed—Steamers Muriel (Br), Liverpool; Borussia (Br), Nor Get R-Arrivad, schra Eeilpse, ‘Taylor, and Jacob Seen, Blako, New York, Tith—Arrived, brig Mary C Comery, Terry, Bultimore, to inves for Baroadon NEW BEDFORD, Oct 10—Salled, stonmer Panther, Mil- ler, Philadelphia schrs John Mettler, Parkor. Now York; JB Allen, for do. Cleared —Brig Rescue, Pinhiero, Azores (and sailed). NEWPORT, Oct 9, PM—--Arrivod, schrs JM Froomat Eldridge, Warren for New York: $8 Brown. Martin, Fall River for Northport; Eliza Jane, Cleveland, Providease tar Vineyard Haven (and all sailed 10th). 10th, AM—Sailed, steamer Readinx, Colburn, Boston for Philadelphia; sehrs John Baich, Hannah, nna Our. rier (Br), wart, New York tor St John, NB; Frank Dow, Gage in tor Boston: Allen'Greon, Nickor- son, do for do: Storm P tol, Davis, Ellsworth for Rondout Angler, Bessie, Wareham for New York; Sarah L Thomp- kon, Hull, from Dighton for doz Jonathan Cone, White, from Pocasset tor Albany; Cattawantoak, Kannedy, Rock- land for New York: Madagascar, Rhodes, Fail River for do Oliver, Baker, Surrey, Me, lor New Yori; ker, Boston for'do; Kolan, Brooking for Philadelphia, 4 PM—Arrived, schr R G Washburn, Messier, Providence for Haverstraw. NEW LUNDON, Oct 10—Arrived, bois J Torry, Now York; Joseph Porter, Phitadelphtie, led—sehr Lizzie, N SEW HAVEN, Ock 10cArriy |. schrs J B Carrington, Parker, Georgeiown; Oliver Schotold, Dissoway, Balti: more; Addic P Avery, Thompson, Georgetow: Benton, pais PORT ¢ BLE, Oct 3—Satied, bark Camden, Hono uta, PORT MADISON Maguire, San Franeise PENSACOLA, OetS—Arrived, sche M A Pratt, Chesley, Boothbay for do: JM Keuneds Py outh Rock, Bar South Bristol, Me, Heny, Det 2—Arrived, bark W E Gawloy, Rockport. Texas, Cleared—Hric Jura (Br), Wolff, Genoa. PORT ROYAL, Oct 1i—Arrived, steamer City of Austin, Chester, Branswick, Ga PHILADELL UIA, Oct 1—Arrived, steamgr Beverly, ik Olive Mount, (Br), Smity, Ant: Ki nehrs Come, Bunker, Portlan . Weaver, Boston: WL ‘Elkins, Ludiam, do Mary Weaver Mary & Francis, McAndrews, Richmond. Aiso arrived, steamer A +, Bacon, Fall River: barks Alba (Dan). Toxvard, Ivigtut'; iL Jenkins cir, Rogers, Hambur, Sues ital, Pagano, Dubli rs Emma C" Romu ey, Newburyport: MeDnid, New York ; Favorite, Smith, do; Thomas Webb, Dosenvary, Washington; New teculns, Rafford, Bristol; Abbie L Dow, Corson, Providencs; Sunny South, Der rickson, Londor ors Norfolk, Ford, Warren, New Y Weare sues (reals Url Stevens, Boston Le Cleared-—Ste AC Stimers, moni, Bremen Artie Garwood, rragansert, w Haven: Sisters, inaker, JB Somos, Norwood, Fall River; i: ‘Holway, Bryant, do: Abbie Cor- Abbie L Dow, Corson, John A son, Corson, Boston Griltin, Foster. da ow Regulus, Rifford, Gity Point: Aunie ‘Sheppar Hooper, Hoover, Charles d—xteamor Pennsvlvanta, Harr ..Del. Oct 10—Arrived, bark I lorway. Ship Hangesund race Van Dasen, Reeves, Charles Bristol; "Burhara, Parsons, Gray, Washington; A & E (Nor), for altimo j Aspote; an’ (Bri. iit barks Minmo Hunter, Woodman, Belfast; Argonaut (Nor), Moe, Antwerp, Sailed—Siip Imperial, Crosby (from London), Baltl- more; barks Mereur ‘(Ger), Bremon; Onward (Br), Gloucese PORTLAND, Oct 11—Cieared, bark H 8 Jackson, Bacon, Groension. aii Toth, chr Odell, Winslow, Kennobee for Phile- hes Cxar, Hammond, Kennebec, to load ‘m Thomas, Littlejohn, to load for Bridgo- ORTSMOU! TH, Oct 10—Sailed from lower harbor, F iladelphia for Portland; ‘Get 10—Sniled, pera A . Oct 10—Sailed, re mortean Eagle, Hannah Blackman, Arnold, New York. ee PROVIDENCE, Oct 10—Below, senrs Heler, Veranda, U F Washburn, and several oth 2ot them 3.mastors, Sailed—steaine: harine Whiting, Harding, Phila schrs Geo W Whitford, Bryant, Poueo, PR: J M Rich. rds, Alsbury, Baltimore via Orie Li dy tllen. Howe, South Amboy: John Stockton, Hart, do: Isle of Pines, Logg. Rondout; RC Washburn, Messier, Haverstraw: AG a, Mebrhor, Croton Point Poll sheridan, Lindsey, and John D Grifin, Gould, New ¥ ived, schr Herschel ‘Chambers, Chambers, Alex- NICHMOND, Va, Oct 9—Arrived, sehr Clarissa Allen, Butlor, New York. Arrived, schrs James Jonos, Teller, New York Willetts, Willetts, do 8 a Gees ert, Allen, Mahadie Mary © Carroll, Gaerolly Gillua, Haha Alvan: ie oe Near’ Port v Gamble; Garslive Nor Net Bend (new), sim seattle; brig i Bark Katt ln Moston: Wm barks Atalanta, Gat- ‘ones, Port BI 3 « iteddie, Astoria; sc jt Rniled-—Ships. Freeman Clark, Dwight, Nanalmo: War Hawk, Delaney, do; Pirarro (Br), Collistor, Portiand; barks Alma (Gor), Lahmeyer, Astoria; Grace Koberts, Olsen, Port Townsend, Lith—Arrived. ships Sterling, Baker, New York: City of Vieuna (br Liverpool teamer China, Friel, Yokobama and'Hong Kong. ANNAM, Get I1-—-Arrived, steamer MeCiellune Tay Catharine, Philadelphia: bark Kate Covert Charleston ; brig Mary E Ponnell, Baton. Malww et H— Arrived. sclirs Charlotte Jameson, Jame- son, Baltimore; Hamburg, Libbey, Haverstraw, NY, for 8 Bickmore, Thompson, Vinuthaven fur ¥ 10th ~Below, a bark, in light trim (orobably from Boston, bound E). Railed— Steamer Wiltiamsport, Willets, Philadelphia, SUMERSET, Get 10—Sailed, seb Lew Bliss, Jayne, New Yor! HOOKLAND, Oct 5—Arrived, schrs EG Knight, Pratt, Y. ith, Ned Sumter. Fountain, St Gerrze for Now Knight, Waiker, and Wm Rive, Pressy, : RE Smith, 7th, J Me: ‘or) schin Lato, Tuppor, New Yor ntawanmtane, hounedy + 10—Arri Carver, Dodge, Porth yh} for Port! (Br), Wasson, Hillsboro, NB, for Wonton; Wm Frode Anes, Cow Bay, OB ft Po ay Cana ete Balled atcia Garver 1g WB Daring ‘George A. Pi a KE ‘ictor. Mur; heslna Avon in (ibe), Nellie & Di livia, AO Mullin (i), "Henry oi "Anis ‘silver 3 Babeock, #4 Eves Daten “os a Fignasrta, Avon, Thames, Osj tie Cushing, Fiano od Jom catipall# "as Kvov, et War vor, Wie i Workers it. Bacon, G ¥ Bal 8 Shaw, Ida Hua rick, Statesman WILM TON, NO, oes Fi py Oliver, Baltimor ir, Souen, Oleared—sehr Henriette Hill, Hilt ‘Charleston, iit! bark Coren (8: TRE STLE. "WORK St scow, 7OX25X0 FR: | As deck. oak bottom, sound and in good pt iad _F. #) EASTMAN, foot #Ixt st, E.R. nae List OF THE DRAWING WHICH TOOK PLACE OCTOBER +] ® 000 14122... .600 14137,...500 5000 15010... .500 15033, .10000 15124. ...400 16126 100 ©, lL 2 10225, APPROXI MATION eae Prise, No. Prise, iin. #100 1895.. «$1000 St 1000 189% 1000 1900, NEXT DRAWING OVSOBER 18, Spanish Gold and Uavana Bank Bills bought and sold, Dratte on Havana issued, 1877, M. A. cumoienias & 00., Bankers, U Wall ot, basemoute