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10 SOUTH AMERICA. PANAMA RAILBOAD PROGRESS—-RELEASE OF aN AMERICAN—SUCCESSFUL WHALING VOTAGE— HENRY MEIGGS’ HEALTH—THE HUASCAR-SHAH shi? Paxaa, Oot. 4, 1877. ‘The preliminary surveys for the extension of tho Panama Railway to the i: ands in the bay, three miles distant from the prosent terminus, are nearly com- pleted, and Mr. £. H. Phelps, civil engineer, who has been engaged since August last on the work, returns to Now York by the present steamer to submit a report of his examinations to the company @ basis for future action, TARDY JUSTICE, George H. Higgs, an American citizen, who bas been fm prison in Panama for six months past without trial, on acharge of swindling, was set at liberty on the 26th ot Septomber, having at last hada trial and beon found not guilty. ASPINWALL’S IMPORTANCE, Some idea may be formed of the commerce ot the | the port of Aspinwall from the tact that on the 24th of September th were in that harbor receiving ana unloading freight no less than seven large ocean steamers, all of which are regularly engaged in that trade, Of these two were American, four British and one German. The French and Liverpool lines, each of which run two steamers a week to Aspinwall, wero Dot represented in the above. A LARGE CaTou. Whale Sshiig in the Bay of Panama is this season proving very remunerative, The bark Cape Horn Pigeon, which sailed hence 27th of June last, returned on tho 27th of September with 1,100 barrols ot hump- back of! on board, for shipment to New York via Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail steamships. The entire catch was made between the 14th of August and the day of return to port, September 27. HENRY MKIGGS STILL LIVING, Dates from Callao to the 21st of September announce that the state of Mr. Henry Meiggs’ health was un- changed A loan of £100,000 bad been mae on private terms to the Peruvian government by ‘Messrs. Dreyfus Brothers & Co. WHY ENGLAND CAN’T Acr. The Huascar-Shah affair is referred to by the Lima correspondent of the Star and Herald as follows:— ‘The Huascar-Shab combat is again being discussed by the newspapers. In view of the recent debates held on the subject riisment and from the spine of the press, there seems to be a grounded belict that jus- | tice will be done to Peru, not so much, perbaps, on account of the proceedings of the British ships as far as Peru herself 1s concerned as from the danger of establishing on the part of Great Bri'ain such a prece- dent for an unwarranted intervention. Certuinly the preparation of a torpedo expedition to blow up a ves- anchored ina frieudly port, and in the midst of a iendly squadron, cannot be qualified as a cheerful foature in international procodure NO MAN’S LAND? & CURIOUS DISPUTE BETWEEN AN AMERICAN SBIP CAPTAIN AND THE ENGLISH REPRESENTA- TIVE AT JAMAICA, The steamor Qlaribel, from Kingston, Jam., with dates up to the 4th inst., brings intelligence of a uature that may [ad to either serious or ridiculous complications, it appears that some time ago the Morant Cuyes, small islands situated a few miles {rom Morant Bay, to the eastward of Kingston, wero leased by the government of Jamaica to one Uter, of King- ston, for the purpose of fishing and turtling, Uter reached the cayes early in August with a schooner and tull complement of men to pursue the business for which he had leased the cayes, and remained there until the middie of September in the pursyit of bis business, WASAT AN UTTER MISUNDERSTANDING ? On the 18th of September a schooner named the Eva, hailing trom Nortolk, Ya., and flying the Ameri- can'flag, arrived at the cayes and Innded a crew, r These Quixotes at once erccted’a nut, displayed the fing of the United States and, as they said, took pos- sesmon of the cayes ‘in tho namo of their country.’? They stated that they were authorized by tueir govern- ment to act as they bad done THE LESSKE. Uter, the lessee ander the British government, pro- bat without avail. Heand nis men at once left for Kingston, where he, on his arrival, represented the matter to the proper authorities. The’ qnestion will be @ wubdject for correspondence between the Jamaics government and Mr. Evarts. “SINE POINTS IN THE Law.’ e Captam, who is now in possession, cobtenas! that Re took | apne of Morant Cayes in 1866 in tha. nume of the United States; that they arc not depen- deucies of Jamaica. He is going to set-up'a personal government. OBITUARY. BEY. SILAS E. SHEPARD, D. D, The Rev. Silas E. Shepard, D. D., a leading hris- Wan divine and scholar, died at Troy, Pa, yesterday, of typhus pneumonia, aged seventy-six years, He was born at Now Berlin, N. Y., and began preaching when he was nineteen years old in Pennsylvania, In 1850 be became pastor of the Church of the Disciplos, in Seventeenth strect, Now York city, and was a sccre- tary of the Bible Unioo for the transiation of the Scriptures, He visited Europe, Egypt and Palestine in 1857-58; preached im Cincinnati iu 1865; was president of Hiram College, Obio, in 1867, 1868, 1869 ‘and 1870; was pastor of the Ftrst Christian Chureh of Cieveland, Vhio, 1 1870, 1871 and 187: was ove of the founders, editors and contributors of the Christian érly, ana tor the past five years has been pastor Of the churches of Alba and Granville, Pa,, residing at Troy, He had been au active minister for ilty eight years, COLONEL JESSE L. HEISKELL. Colonel Jesse L. Heiskeli, originally ot Albemarle county, Va, one of the oldest and formerly one of the most extensive mail contractors.in the United States, died in Harrisonburg, Va., yesterday morning after a Jong iliness of cancer of the bladder. Ho was also known as aslave dealer during the existence of the Peculiar institution in the South. His operations as mail contractor exiended through Virginia, Tennes- see, Kentucky and Texas, He aiso hud exteusi Mail contracts with the Confederate States goveru- Ment stretching over the lives he occupied betore the war Letween the States, Ho nad been a gentleman of great business energy, had been sueriff of Albemarle, and was at one time a man of cousideraole wealth. The war, however, wrecked bis fortune, aad he dicd almost triondless and alone and in extreme destitution and poverty. ANOTHER JERSEY HEIRESS. Several residents of Passaic, N. ‘. J., have recently Deen floeced Out o! large sums of money by aGerman woman calling herself Mrs, Blum, ou pretences simi- jar to those oflered by Mrs, Mary Hausen, who swin- dled a laegé number of Jersey City’s wealthy citizens, | and who is now in the Now York Tombs for swindling New York mercham®s. The woman calling berself Mrs. Blum resides at the corner of Fourth avenue and Sevevty-cighth strect, New York, and she appeared in Passaic about a month | ago. She’ first made the acquaintance of Mrs. Fred- eriexs, proprietress of a restaurant, aud told her that she was heiress to @ jarge estate in Europe, and while she bad all the necessary papers in ber pocses- rt the court expenses were so heavy that her funds had been exhausted and she Wwantea to borrow some. She inviied Mrs. Fredericks to her house, and the latter, finding ber living in good style, did not hesitate at advancing joans atnounting in ali to $600, Mra Fredericks enlisted the «ympathies of her acquaintances in her behalf, and Mrs, Bam obtained $360 from alr, Boxmar, a tailor; $20 irom Mr. Tempke, $40 irom Me. Repano and $300 irom Mr. Biegel. She endeavored to obtain money on the game representations and promises of a large pe centage from Frederick Kosz, « tailor, who be- came copyineed that she was a swindler, ‘and caused | Justice Webb to issue a warrant tor ber arrest. The | ‘woman was decoy ed to Jersey City on Thars: mebt Detective Whitehead arrested her. Yesterday was brought to Passaic and held by Justice Webb for trial. | DISREPUTABLE HOUSES ~ CLOSED. Captain Foley, of the Tenth praginct, at midnight Jast might raided on the following disreputable dens ia * bis precinct, and arrested a number o! the inmau both male and femaic:—Nos 19), and 22 Ba | street, Nos,. 231 and 283 Bowory and No. 75 Deiancey street. The houses were closed on warrants sued by as police magistrate, —_ Afty, wero locked up im the Eldridge streey sta- use, yard FAT. ‘ATAL COLLISION. Jobn Hughes, aged twenty-three, residing at No. 17 Roowovelt sircet; Edward Kano, aged thirty, residing at No 64 Oliver stroet, and Danicl Lee, agod twenty- ono, of Rondout, were m a rowboat on the North River at about threc o'clock yesterday morning While soar tho foot of Barclay strect they were run over by the ferrybon: Hockensack, whose approach they failod to perceive io time to avoid ber, Lhey were taken from toc water by Oap- tan Bld ot tae ackensack, and several wilicers of the Iwenty-seventh precinct. hes was caught im the paddies of steamer and receive such sovere injures of the and body tbat he expired last | wight. Kane was taken out of tho water in xn uncou- atate He, ws well as Hughes, was taken to tho Chambers Street Hospial, where he mow lies. . sie wi probably experience no permanent harm from his imaiersion, Leo escuped without injury. The prisoners, numbering in ail | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, UVCTOBER 13, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. GERMAN AMERICAN INDEPENDENTS. MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE LAST NIGHT —THEY NOMINATE A TICKET. A meeting 6f the General Committee of tho German |Awerican Ipdependent Citizens’ Association was held last evening at Brovoort Hal!, Oswald Ottendorter in the chair, About one hunarod and filty persons were present, Judge Otterbourg, Chairman of the Exeou- tive Committee, read the following as the sense of the party :— In view ot the lamentable failure of the republican and par res democratic of this State, as tea in their re~ speetive con Ms, to exproms the will and seutiments of the people, we, the Independent German American Gitlaond “Atsociation of the city and county of New York, doom it our duty to express ous regret ard disappol at the lack of wisdom und patriotiom which charac the pioceedings of ¢f principles as embodied in their rei The” Repuolioan at passed over in sileice the tration lor the etoration of burmony sens tbe various sections of our country, a” d thejmeasures taken for the puri- fication af the public service, Dut by implication and ap- proval of the condemnation oa the part o1 its chosen ollicers and leaders has commitred itself ard thove put in nomina- * Agwinst the practical reform measures tration, rol politic, Gs eyed ublie _gove Dreteaiion: of ten, Bie ‘ork i perre! dering without condition to the will or more party leaders has mate it im- dependent citizen, for the voters who cess and wolfare of the country at Success and wolfare of any party, to in die th ere ‘of said Conventiun by voting for all of its ‘The Deioc led ite sister Convention by a db not of « party leader, bu’ thus handed over, not_ 01 and diciaser of Pero mn to the dictas of the leader ot a taction, 8 reat city of ‘New York, 9 absolute rule of a vrrithy the, posatble sing the Liang the tuture Satiousr Goueentinee Te he allied sore wish the enemies of reform, the old members of tho Canal King and the former Pweed Ring, in order to vecomplish tho defeat ot the policy so successtuliy inaugurated by the State adm! Tion of Samuel J, Tilden, develvpedu wide door for th petition of the frauds and peculations which pluced the city and state of New York at the -feet of & pack of rob- Vers and perjurers which corrupted every department of Stute ana city administration and placed the worst ie Gonvention has even e: contingency of impo: nd most dauigerons elements of “society "ae tie Tulors thereof, With these, facts us must, deplore it, and no doubt an eins amnajority ot the people deplore with us the impossibility 9 rosenting to the voters ticket free from tae taint of Conklingism or kK. tho day of decision being. too cluse on band.to make the success of an indope jk anyway. ss We, therefore, ucce; and under circumstances, we enter our solemn rotest agai workings of both Joctinu som ‘the nominess and selecting them ‘as in our opinion will com at tht oxpeotations of she Independent portion of our people that claas which eannot be intimidated by the party lash or the howl of the domayogue, We. confidently’ believe that our solection find tho Ticket wlilch we present will, moot, th and support of & number ol our lellow citizens large the election of uur candidates, Such an ciection wil be an effectual victory of ihe peoplo against the auto- crats of party dictation, and, though nominated by the po- litical machine, they muy not ana cannot ascribe their suc- cess to w victory of either party, Be it therotore Resolved, ‘That the Gerinau-American Tndevendent Citi- xeny’ Association of the City ant County of New York sent to their fetlow citizens the following ticket, and charge their Executive Comumitiee to make such arrangements as will enable the voters to cust thelr votes ou tho day of elece sion for it. For Secretary of State—Joha ©. Churebill, For Comnptrotier--rrederie P, Oleott. For Treasurer—Jobn For Attorney “Goural—Grenville Tremain, For State Engineer and Suroeyor—Horasio Seymour, Jr. Speeches were made in support of tho nominations by Judge Otterbourg, Mr, Ottendorfer, Dr. Goerck and others. Honry Wethle opposed the resolutious and spoke against the republicans named on the ticket, | The resoiution was finally adopted by tne meeting. The meeting resolved to hold the Senatorial aod Aldermanic Conventions on the 22d, the Assembly Convention on the 23d and the County Convention on the 18th, The primaries to sclect delegates to these conventions were ordered for Tuesday evening next TAMMANY’S TAX ON ‘THE — FIRE- MEN. Notwithstanding the resolutions in relation to politi- cal assessments lately passed by the Board of Fire Commissioncrs it is understood that over $2,000 were paid to Tammany Hall by the firemen on their last payday, while maay more of them intend to pay at the end of the current month, The assessments were:— For beads of burcaus and clerks, $10 to $50; for fore- men, $26; for assistant foremen, $22; for engineers, $20; ior firemen, $15. It is said that officers have gone the rounds of the engine houses to enforce the payment of, the assessment and frighten the men ito secrecy concerning it. .The matter is kept concealed trom the republicans engaged in the department, peternnitety erates real TAXPAYERS IN COUNCIL, The Committee of Twelve appointed at the meeting atthe Filth Avenue Hotel on Monday evening lust assembled last evoning at the residence of Mr, Royal “Phelps, No. 22 Eust Sixteenth street; Mr. William H, Wobb presided, and it was de¢idad to postpone the Mpecting- unttt Tuesday ev ‘vosober 23. ists for signatures are ready to be sent out which boar the following’ heading:. @ the updersigned tax- payers or rent payers of Now York, without distinction of party, with the view ot checking frauds, stoppin, the accumulation of debt and correcting muoici] buses, hereby engage to vote only for candidates for the Senate and Assembly at the approaching election ‘who favor the submission of the constitutional amend- ments to the people, to be finally passed upon by them.” WHO WAS BRIBED? It was rumorod through political circles of Brook- lyn yesterday that an attempt had recently been made by several well-known republicans of that city to bribe one of the deiaocratic mombers of the Board of Aldermen to secure the Board’s confirmation of the repubiican Mayor’s nomin for the Commiasioner- ship’. 1t is said that several prominent leaders of tir republican party, 1n recent private conversation, have expresved great surprieo at democratic members of the Board voting 60 unitedly at their meeting last Monday, Tne sum of $12,000 is mentioned as the amount of money offered, 1t Js also rumored that the atteution of tne Grand Jury will be called to the mat- ter. WILLIAMSBURG COMMUNISTS, ‘The social democrats of Williamsburg beld a ratifi- cation mveting at Germania Hall, on Montrose avenue, Jast evening uud indorsed the State ticket put in the fie!dyby themjon Saturday evening last. Mr. G. Gott schalk presided, and the meeting was then conducted firstinthne English language apd then in German, The platform inciuded tho resolutions that muuicipal work should not be done by contract; that women who did equal work with men should yet equal pay, and that ali children under fiteen years of ag shoud be comjeiled tu attend school nine months in the year. OL the English speakers Mr. K. Lhangtleld said that the idle capitalist rovels in the produce of industrious hands and it was time @ chango took place, and tne propitious hour was approuching when by a united eflort the workingmen’s party—the Communis' as they Were cniled—could gai the ascendancy w aijctaio the policy’ of the fature. Mr. Frank Bonnett said the workingmen had de- | feated the republicans in Ohio ana intended doing so a New York and Penusylvania, and when the repub- Heans were all driven out then they would attend to the democratic party, Botn parties used the working- men as tools only. ‘oW (he tools propose to take tue Jead, and tt they cannot elect vbeir own ticket at the commg election tuny can doleat their worst foes, and the first step will be taken toward ultimate victory. He denouuced the pretended retorm of the administrntion, which prevented vfice-holuers taking part in politics and then stumping ail over tne South and West, and concluded with the remark that tue only proper iavestization of Tweed, who lives in Laude low street Jail like # king, was to take him to the nearest Jamp and hong im. The speeches ware then repeated in German by | other spoaxe.6 autl the meeting adjourned, A CARD FROM GENSKAL M'COOK. w York, Oct 11, 1877, To run Epiron or tHe Herato:— Witt you be good enough to say that tho statement in yoor paper of Sunday last ‘hat I propose to sup- port the democratie nominee for Senator in tho Fitth denatorial district 13 absolutely faise and without voy foundation, Nothlog I have ever said or done could warrant such an inference, ANSON G. McCOOK. aaeanenhngsnencenieniiin SENATORIAL NOMINATION, RicarieLy Seixas, N. ¥., Oot, 12, 1877. At the Democratic Convention beld here to-day the Hon. James 8. Davenport, of this village, was nom- inated as Senator for wwe Twentieth district, CONGKESSME New ORLBANS, Oct, 12, Acting Governor Wiltz, in answer 10a telegram from Wasbiugtoa, las forwarded a certificate ior J. H, Acklia, Copgressman-elect from the Third Louisi- wna district, based on the recount of the voles ordered by the Court, LOUISIANA aN. 187 TWEE D' 8 CON SION. Syxacusn, N, Y., Vet. 12, 1877. Attorney General Fairchild, who is in this city Conducting an examination of the charges against Wa Avery, Caual Superintendent, on being inter- viewed declined to make any statement concerning the manner in which the New York Henap procured ‘Twoed’s statement, He decinred that Tweed’s story that the supplemental statement was made becuuse Bigelow aud Fairctild wanted — ine formation concerning bis relations with the rie and New York Central roads, wnd with floffman, Weed aud the election of the Cour! of Apponls Judges, was unirue, The Attorney Generai did wot partiou- rizo in relation to any oue; he etinply ingisted that ‘Tweed should give all be bad and teli all be kaew, | & SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMDER. Ofree. 15 Broadway 37 Broadway 72 Broadway G1 Broadway 15 Broadway 47 Brondway 69 Broadway 2 Bowling Gre 7 Howling Greet 129 Broadway 55 Brondway 4 Bowling Greem 61 Brondway ‘50 Broadway 72 Broadway 15 Broadway 137 Broadway 7 Bowling Green elaaZOW.. 6: 27.) Bremen, 29 Rroadway 8.!liamburg... 161 Bronawar 13.\Liverpool..129 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. 6 10| Gov, Ieland...morn 12 49 5 23| Sandy Hook,.morn 12 04 BUN AND MOON, 10 25| Hell Gate.....morn 2 34 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Ocroner 12, 1877. Weatnor Koen|g0 | 62, cal wal Ears clondy 4Psiso Go| NW{Partly cloudy Hospieal ship- Sbatisn.ost Bal Clear Sandy Hook .-| 12 PM 30.19; 56] NW)Clear PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 12, 1877 ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITBSTONE TELEGRAPH LIN Steamer Montana (Br), Beddoe, Hiverned, Oct Hy and Queenstown 4th, with mdse arid 139 paxsongers Wiliams & Guion, Had fine weather ihroug wun etl, Int 41.82, lon 60 92, passed fishing schy Esler Ward, o| Gloncester, anchored on Georges Banks fishing. Steamer Australia (Br), Rait, London Sept 29, with mdse and 48 paceen gets sp Henderson Bros. Oct 10, lut 41 17, Jon 65 4 i steamor Wisconsin (Br), for Li Pie S15 miles B of sandy Hook oJ 8 Tucker & Co. Stoamer Switzerland (Belg), Jackson, Anioro Sept 30. fy with mdse and 147 passongors to Geo Li de one Grifin, Aspinwall et 4, with mdse and essongors to the Pacific itait ‘Steamship Co, 7th, 7 m W of Uape San Antonio, spoke schr Impulse (fr), fr Bolise for New York, wider jury masts, having been di masted in « hurricane dept 28; declined neo; th, Ine 27, 1on 70 43, passed a bark, bound N. showing signals LPI ihe! (Br), Ferguson, Aux Cayes Sept 20, Sane ‘ort a Pen nce po and Kingsen Ja, Oot q 1d 23 passensers im, Forwoo i mu pared St Seat NB), Harding, Liverpool Baus & ve Hampton Roads 3 days, in ballast to Scammel Bark Richard TT (Itai), Castellano, farrayqne Aug 3, wire Maan, Siabbe, Havana 16 days, yt sugar to E D Morgan & ('o; vessel to Jams & Co, Oct and Shad sb from all points of the compass: since N Onis a ysienm 5; winds, Griggs, Gibara 12 days, with sugar to ressolto Millor & Houghton. Miragoane 15 days, with log- 1 to Fay Bros, Wolter. y Joh, PRAS days, 8. suel to jrunswiek, Ga,, 16 dag: with Tamber to Hodge, ‘woseal’ $0" "Slught’ & ‘Schr soxeph Rudd, ccgemm ier SC, 12 days, with ‘al atorex to Wood! PAschr Curdella ‘Newkirk, Huntley, Georgetown, SC, for New Haven. Sehr RH Mitchell, Mitchell, Wilmington, NC, via bet ne Boads 30 days, with shingles to order; ‘vessel to mai Rehr Maria Plorson, Grant, Richmond, Ve. Sehr 81 Sintk, Brooks, Norlolk, Va. Predmore, Alexandria, ‘Legit ae for Newburg. he Peal P Kolier, Andersen, Virgiui Behe ty D Oaniiete Marticwe, Virgiala. Schr Farmers, Plumbor, Virginia. Sehr Ida G@ thayor, Hancock, Virginia. Schr W F Cullen, Burke, Vircinia. Schr Benj T Riggs, Vent, Virginia. Sour GF T Hubbard. Loveland, Vir: : 4 Waite, Se 2 Virgin “Sehr M 8 Tibbetts 5 Behr Yankeo Doodie, Ka Schr Rhodella Blew, C Rehr Sarah A Burr, Arnold irginia, Schr A Jennings, Cramer, Virginia, Schr rey Ag Virgin a. Schr AH Rap) J, Virginia, Sehr Frantiin Yai ‘Anton, Virginia, Schr Wm Henry, Van Name, Virzinia, Bebr Startight, ‘Smith Schr AJ Alcoit, Lov irginia, Sehr Geo D Loud, Mi Viegints for Kennebunt rp) Schr Monmoath, ‘Anderson, Georgetown, Di Schr F'B Hall. Hoberts, Georgetown, DC. Schr Jacob E Ridgway, Townsend, Georgetown, DO, Schr E A Bartle, Johnson, Georgetown, DC. Behr AE Cranmer, Bragg, Georgetown DU. Schr Wm Wilton, Brown, Georgetown, DU. Schr Asie Ae ed Matthews, wn, DO. Sehr Mey, 2 r, ae wen, sehr. George Ht Mitr, Collins, Gsorgctown, DO, for New Hav Schr 1 P Haven, more. Sehr Thos W Haven, Brackett, Baltimore, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTER. Fad City of New Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford ter tJ Steamer! Bolivar, Geer.New London and Norwich for Ni Davis, Fall River for Now York. 1301 tons), Parslen;, Richmond, SI 108 Ship Kod Cross le. or New York, in vallast, to Jas W Elwol Bebr Wm Fred Cow Bay, OB, for New York. Nebr Storm Petre!, Davie, ilisworth for Rondous, a Sehr J M Kennedy, Pomeroy, Ellsw sth bai Rondrut. Schr H A De Witt, Adams, Anguyta, Mo, for New York, Schr C W_ Locke, Bunce, Vinaihaven tor New pak Schr C F Lawrence, Lawrence, ucket for oe York. Sehr Fatr Wind, Bowman, New Bedlord for Now. Schr Sarah 1, Thompson, fall, Providence for New York. Schr Lamartine, Smith,’Norwicn for New York, Schr O C Acken, Toms, Stamford for New York. BOUND EAST. fletcher, New York for Bristol. Bark Bonny Doon Scbr Granite State, Burg New York for New London. Schr Almon Bacon, santord, Now York for Providence. Schr Moses Eddy, Warcen, New York.for North Harwich, Sehr Braudywine, Fergas, New York tar Providence. Schr Maria Fieming, Ford, Now York for Norwich. Sehr George Temple, Kogers, New York tor Noank. Schr Kelipse, Dix # York tor Mystic. Schr Wm McUobb, Steelman, New York tor Providence. Schr Mulantu (Br). Potter, Behr Lucy May, Freeman, Schr Annie B (itr), Secord, New York tor Schr Carrie Walker, Watker, New York fo Schr Pavilion, (lowe, Hoboken tor Provi Sete d Hurst, Cook, Kiizabethnort tor ’ Francis, Amboy lor Norwic Haud, Ausbay for Providence, ‘4, Amboy for Providence. Amboy tor Providen ora, Aimboy for Johnson for Providen juira, Port Johnson for Peovid atfield, Haversteaw for Westerly. Masters: SRR. Haverstraw for StJohn, NB, hilidelphia tor Now Haven. hin tor Boston. tor New Haven, rehe Masel Sehr Vapor, Bartlort, P Schr Geo Hill Kehr Henry D Mi Sebr W Pains Bene Lingle ® Schr J M Morales, 2 Selita W Baries, 5 Benr BM Baxter, L pehr Sophie W tiso Behr J W Boyle, 5m Philadeip! itadeiphia tor Boston w, Philadelphia for Providence. \ter, Baltimore for Norwich. ackson, Haltimore for New Haven, h, Virginia for New Haven. from Hampton Rods, CLEAKED, Ship Atlantic (Nor), rtis. of Brussels (Br), Watkins, Liverpool via nt Prince, Savanilia, ‘Ue. Bennett, Halifax, NS, aud St Johns, a ner Cortes, NF—Clark & Seaman. Stenmer #iarmborough (Br), Fraser, St John, NB, and Yar- monta, NS—A KE Outervritze Steamor John Dixon (Br), Hay, —Haemoyer & Brann, Steamer Vineland, Bowen, Baltimore ~Wm Dalzeli. Steamer Triplet, Duvis, Wilmington, Del—Abiel Abbott, Stoames Anthracite, urumley. Philadelphia —tas Hand. conie, Brae, Portland—J i Am n, Laawinenee, Liverpool oF Birkenliend—Thos Nephow & Famerhaven Wier), Beller, Bromen—Theo Ra- Norfolk and Portsmouth Shark Bonny Doon, Cole, Liverpyol—Miller & Houghton, Hark ksiu (Ans), Colbovieh, Cork or Falmouth for orders =—Beuham & Boyesen. Burk Larkspur (Hr), Storey, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Huyd & Hincken. Bark Paolo Kterello (ital), Reveile, Fal- mouth or Plymouth for orders—Kenham ‘ayes Hark Holden (or, furmorly Br bark Augusta © Small), Hansen, Lillesand (Norway) ror orders—Bencam & Boye. en *Hurk Athena (Ger), Helmer, Bromien—Theo Kuger, Hark SJ Bogart (sr), Reynolds, Leghorn—J W Parker & vor de MG Brion, Bt Michaels mie F Port Spain, Trin—Jonos iy cs Jane Emeon, Pearce, Gibraltar for orders—Evaus, 1 & © ‘Bent Gnerio Waker, Wotton St John, NB—I-W Loud & Hatfield, St John, NB~C W Ber- St John, NB-—Gorham Charleston—Kvans, Ball & Co. rown, Philadeipiia—das A Van Schr Souvenir (Br). Pattorson, wet Charley Woolsey, ‘Sche Vontare (Br), Hatfield, Newark—C W Bertaax. on Nellie Clark, Clark, Perth Amboy, NJ-Jed Frye & 0, var onshia, Thompson. Blackwood, Provincetowa—Mil- Scur an Falmer, Palmer, Bridxeport—Stemrord Mane- {loop Pred Brows, Hall, Providence—Praak Pidgeon, Jr. Guspastows or te (Ger), Dant- sare Tech Lis jedereyg re byreong > b; Catharina al u tic or ar Kouigsbe rg: Bm: Be sio rene Funchal ‘Madeira ‘also sailed, bark T 1 Armstrong, for Trieste. MARITIME MISCELLANY ‘The purser of the steamer Colon, from Aspinwall, bas our thanks for favors. ‘Tho purser of the steamer Claribe/, from Kingston, Ja, &e, has our thanks for favors, Snir Avoueu Tans (Fr), from Cardiff for Aeapulco, was discharging about 250 tons cargo (coal) at Rio Jan: Sept 6, and was being repaired. A survey, bi and a tender to effect repairs for £4000 bi Sip Waspare (Br). trom Liverpool pes pers t reported), collided with Br bark Cri 1 ailee on Aug 21, about noon. The woather bein d the Was- Gale reinained atlont till the forlowing da: the wind fresh N han 3 the cap. cond and third helmsman pro- mite remainder iH in with and carried q ard Ae red tothe ar bark May MTree aug de Tat O43. lou alpataisa, 9 | them to. tate, was roid in Ce on W: 850, and was bid in bye . Probably. bon gr Pema (Ital), remained ashore at Cape H topes a Camden, Me., from Matai 5 waiting the eri tain and three m: of acaptuin from diod #t Matanzas. of brain arrive ger visited her. Som Stampavx, Dow. from Vera Oras, went ashore PM. Oct 7, on the side ot Horn af, oe, 8th eee ae aoa tec rand sliett ducsage The cause ot her going ashore was the light on ou island falling to rovalve, The Stampede arrived at Pascagoula on the 81 in RE Yarns, bofore reported sunk at Lowes, and snbecauently inal Toft the Delaware Breaxwater ior Philedelpnis AS 12th, Sou Gro B MoLxutax, Keone, from, Bay St Lawrence tor Bremen. pu aking badly, having strock fookia theChauuol. "Bhe will go on the railway for te> pare. Bnw, which left Charleston Sept, 30 and was com- sited to put f jon Sound, fs tying at Oak. Point ‘ging her cargo ay Shosphate, pre- pect Locos. tab Gp ‘was reported to have gone to pieces jak I stated by: her captain w be A contract has been made to float the. schr Benjamin B Qhurch, from New Bedford for Georgetown, DC, ashoro on Ragged Point, Potomac. Battimons, Oot tlie Lena Hunter, which Sit} tond On the Sth inst, at 5 P M, 30 4 fol Raz, Wes teacountiiwed overboard on the Ot ings, and was loxt, Bara, Oct 11—S1 wn rivers lumber loaded, faders Reach, bilged and fill a Bi , Bean, went ashore down Back River and Ino, Wyman, on her passa wort ashore’ in or near Liverroot, jl which saved the crew of the Britisn sl ond); previously reported aban- doned, was the’ Vari, ot ‘see avon. New Orveans, Oct 12—Bark A Kloekmann (Ger), from bie 5S for Penangola, in ballast, dismasted in a hurricane ym the Passes and ere Grande, from. Gntvesten 7 rocoeded on her Vo} wee in the hurricane ot ine ir Rio The Rio ‘Grande “The Klockmann’ lost her masts Norrovk, Va. fog 12 Signal is ashore at Cape Quranc, Oct tRerk Proteus (Br) “bec for Hull, with timber, got ashore in the subsequently got off and tuwed back to eed, A survey wili be held and divers will ‘ax Fraxcisco, Oct 5—Bhrk Modoc, on her recent voy- age from this port to Puget Sound. ‘ran ashore opposite Race Rocks and was cousiderably damaged. She will be thoroughly repaired her Pearson, from Que- rerao, WAS ved ‘TERS. FOR AvuGust—The direction of tho Bureau erit Fapor ve: S German, 4 public ga ake rig Rep mauile tionalit wowa; sotel, ae 1 vease! persed missing. tesmers—T n lish, 2 1 Swedish. 1 of which the ane nality is unknown. oan number is igcluded.1 steamer reported missing. Overvve—Baitast,.Me, Oct 11—Considerable anxiety is felt concerniug the safety of schr Walter H Thorndike, Capt Cushman, of Rockland, with aeargo of brick for the Mx- sonic block in this city. ‘The vessel left Philxdelphia be- twoen two and three weeks ago, since which time nothing n hoard from her. She may have been lost in some ofthe recent heavy gale aoe TO. MARINERS. eperied yO Gant rom, Bs slots fs Reet udanee Talie fea is out o! ‘very dangerous pebhinerigy Sy WHALEMEN. Arrived ut Panama Sept 27, bark apd Horn Pigeon, Ma ker, with 1100 bbis bpbk oll, to suip for home. says that he had taken only i whale up to Aug 14, but het since then he bad all he could do. SPOKEN. Ship New Soest ae Irwin, from Rivers. for San Fran- cisco, Auc 11, Int 56 245, lon 66 1 Ship Eunice Richoles ‘an. from Teversoal for Quebee, Sept 11, lat 45.20, lon 29 20, Ship evolving Light (Br), from Montreal for Liverpool, Sept 22, iat 50 2 ark Henry (Gi), Minsson, from Hamburg tor Baltimore, m1 Beot 24, of ark Segue! yf ics StJohn, NB, for Nieuwe at 48> lo ark Lalle WCB, rom London for New York, Sept 11, Jat 45 20, lon 29 soe Flid Gon Seivesen, from Stettin for New Yors, 6 29, lat 52 40, lon 2 30 FE. ae a ‘oodside, pty tan 1266 from Portland Aug 4 for 2,06 8, lon — Busnes Ayres, Sept 12, lat 1: ‘ton via Queenstown for iterdam, Sep! Be Oe i: Helen o Tag pans Sylvester, from London for Bos- jopt 15, lat 48, lon 16 28. OUR CABLE SHIPPING. NEWS. Axtwenr, Oct 11—Arrived, ship Ide (Ger), Fennekobl, Baltimore; barks Mary B © Chapman (Br), Wyman, Philadelghia; 12th, Iris (Ras), Backmana, do; Truro (Br), Barris, New Yors; Garigitano (Ital), Savarese, Baltimore, AunxaxpriA (Exypt), to Oct 12—Arrived, sehr L A Orr, Orr, New York. Barnow, Oct 12—Arrived, bark Mary Agues (Br), De Costa, Buctouche. Baxwes, Oct 12—Arrived, barks Sedan (Ger). Schlucter, New York; Fulda (Ger), Bassen, do. Bancytona, Oct 6—Arrived, ‘ks Glorias de Lloret (Gp), Marora, Fernandina; 7th, Celestina (Sp), Sousat, Charleston; Camtia Primera de Fossa (Sp), Pojols, do; Pal- (Sp), Morey, Brunswick, Ga; brig Paratore (Sp), Charleston. Sailed 7th, barks Helsinger (Dan), New York; Baltio, for New Orleans. Dover, Oct 12—Passed, schr David H Tolck, Sawyer, from New York for London. 0 Br Tingley, St John, NB; drigs stella (Br), Kay, New ¥ Fidelia (Br), Ruggles, Bathurst, NB. Sailed 12th, bark Ireve (Aus), Dimmich, New York, Sailed from Kingstown 12th, brig Don Quixote, Munroe (from Dublin), New York. Exxovrn, Oct 12—Arrived, brig Clara M Goodrich, Look, New York. Favmourt, Oct 12—Arrived, bark Panl Thorman (Ger), Voght, Now York. Haven, Vet 11—Arrivea, bark Scotland (Br), Wetmore, New York viu North Sydnoy, CB; 12th, ship Crasador (Br), Darkeo, Now York; bark George Henry (Br), Nicholson, Baltimore. Also arrived 11th, tho Dolores, from —— (brig Dolores (Sp). Font, sailed from Baltimore Sept 10 lor Barcelona), Hassune, Sct 12—Sailed, bark Priscilla (Ger), Bischoff, Baltimore; also the Carla, for Philadeinbia, Kiwanoan, Oct 12—Arrived, bark Marinor (Br), ‘Thor- mott, ~hediae for Sharpness, LIVERPOOL, Oct 12—Sailed, ships Baring Brothers (Br), Thorndike, Norfolk, John Murphy (Br), Murphy, Southwest Pass; brig Emily Watters (br), Perry, Delaware Broak- wat Lonvon, Oct 12—Arrived, barks Cuba (Br), Trefry, Mon- tego Bay, Jam, vin Charleston ; Cymboline (Br), Chapman, New York; brie J W Board (Br), Robinson, Wilmington, NC. ‘Arrived 11th, steamer Alsatia (Isr), MeKay, Now York, Cleared 12th, bark Graco (Br), Haines, United States. Sutled from Gravesend 12th, ship New World, Hammon New York. Lizanp, Oct MLM, bark Nanny (we), Graff, from Pon- cola for Havre: 12th, steamer Holland (sr), Hosloy, New York for London; ship Guardian, Paine, Battimore for Antwerp. Mrssixa, to Oct 12—Arrived, schr Ada Whitney, Gilchrist, Now York. MALAGa, to Oct 12—Sailed, steamor Caledonia (Br), Alli- son, Now York; bark J 3 Pontoppldan (Dan), do; brig Amoriens, Hooper, do. Movintn, Oct 11—arrived, steamer Corinthian (Br), Mon sles, Montroal for Gluszow (and proceeded). Nnwry, Oct 12—Arrived, brig acadian (Br), Ferris, Now York. Narues, to Oct 12—Arrived, bark Fry (Nor), Ost New York. Purmovrn, Oet,12~Arrived, bark Jus E Holbrook, Lea- Quexxstows, Oot 11—Arrived, barks Bjorn (Nor), Bjorn. staa, Fernandina; Skibladner (Nor), Hansen, do; Augusta Quinta (tal, Maren Fredsel (Nor), Norberg, Now York; Marta SchiaMuo (Itai), Seotto, Baltimore ; 12th, Ocean Pearl, Henley, Portland, Me; Don Justo, Kennett, Baltimore; Evvive (Nor). Pharo, New York; schrs Lemue one side 7 er 801 to Hall, Paddock, Chepultepec, Mex: Thistle, Gamole, Wil- mington, NC, for Rotterdam (see below). ‘Also arrived 12th, 4 AM, ateamer Wyoming (Br), Jones’ New York for Liverpool (aud proceeded). Salled 12th, 8:30 AM, steamer Adriatic (Br), Perry (from Liverpool), New York. Also sailed 12th, steamer City of Chester (ir), Tibbetts (from Liverpool), New York. Sureips, Oct 12—Sailed, ship Gleudow ir), Melrose, Pensaco!a Vasicx, Oct 4—Sailed, brig Cuore , Castellano, United States, Qurzxsrown, Oct 12—Schr Thistle, Gamble, from Wil-- mington, NO, for Rotterdam, has arrived here leaky and with her rudderhead gone. WEATHER = REPORT. PrrMovtu, Oct 12, PM—Wind 8, moderate; fine FOREIGN PORTS. oor NZ—Salled, bark Elsinore, Losborg, Nowcas- e. Sept 20—Arriv. emer Tamokin, ah, Lim d sailed 39th on retu > 22d, schrs May Norn, Conklin, Bava : 5 5 Born, Gand 26th, SH Crawford as Salled 28th, brie John W Hunt, Hunt, Progre: Bancerona, Oct 6—Arrived, brig 8: ‘antonio ¢ (Sp), Puig, Ao. Sept 13 Sailed, ships M P Grace. Wilbur, Now Feules, Snow Laboe: Franconia, Osit, do Isth, ‘dale ETupley, smith, Hampton Rowdst Lloward D Troop (Br), ‘Mack, | ‘fuanitlos. a port Bont 20; shy ‘Domini port; Anita Garabalal, Hoan Ist barks Othere, Kennedy. TPonarih Honda: Batt: coli, Tymraar, London; Messel, Lyde, Swanson; 3d, Al Janta, Oluen, Flestwocd: 4th, Stanley, Arneuen.« Laver peat Brave Chardot, Caen; 8th, Nora, Nielson, Mei idge. Hatirax: Oct 12—Arrived, Scotian (Br), Richardson, Liverpool for Baltimore (ihe brougat the Hug: ba Ballas Nu, Oct 9. KE Br) ORTON Biv! ot B= Aret inne (Br), estes Fore te load for United Kingdom. apni | Kun yi t 30—Sailed, xchrs Susan Scranton, Barrell Mobil vin Ola Harbor; Uct 2, Canton, Henley, ans fe Seeman, Oct 9—Sniled, bark Elios (Aus); Zar, New Or- barks Oswing (Br), Marsh, for Kngland; iekson, from Bordeaux; brig MONTEVIDEO, Rept be" port Siewerts, tor hy fh Moage in), J E Woodworth (Br), Fro Anita Owen. dimly tor New York. Arrived Aus 31, bark’ Formosa, ‘Horee, New York (and sailed for Buenos Ayres). 'B, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Kong Sverre, Bis barks Matta, Leltch, Port Glaszow; Norton, Art elt fn, Vincetore, Obisen, Anil. OLR Hanson, Je, det 3—Sailed, vrix Boyote, Jobason, few Yi Tort Teron, ren eink 2—Salled, schr.Azelds & Leura, Joucensan, United si ays J Oct 3In port, schr Chilion (Br), Bahn, ct Monk lay or two, | steamer Valotta (Br), An- ‘son, Sb Joh TEBEC, O-Arrived, shins Westminster, Morris, Liverpool: Pocahontas, Bon, Greenock ; barks John Tra- amphor, Plyaouth ; yan, jerkloy ast Motors Bor p00! a TV, Carvalho, bis- Mins Hidane Campbell nt ‘Naraites Akbur. Olivior, Mer- seilies; Skruet, Kerr, Liverpool. Cleared 10th, ship Harewood, Blanch, Newcastle; barks Poolncar, MeLeun, Liverpool; Do Salabery. ag G gow; Ulytio, Tait, Liverpool St 'Hunena, Sept 6—Arrt Manila (and sailed 7th for New York) ‘Dox | etd Bn, Gallichan, Cebu (und sailed 7th tor New York. In port Sept 10, brig stirling (Br), Stam) Town for Qu wn, repairing, to be ret wee! Key, OB, Oct 9—Sailed, stonmers Coquet (Br), Grange (irom Montreul), London ; Solty Koff. for do. Te eae Uct 8—Arrived, brig Daisy Boyton, Appleby, SrJoux, NB, Oct 10—Arrived.ssbip Arran (Bri, Dama reeq, London; brigs Adelia, Zachary, Logue (France); Al- thea (Br), Farrell, tSalled, & § Vidtorta, Oct 4—Nalled, ‘ship Dolphin (Guat), Parker, South America. Antwxrr, Sept 29—Sailed, Sup ALGizns, ‘Sept 28—Arrived, OL, Sept 80—Salled, Rheola (s), Allen, Cardiff and 4 Astrea, Samsone, Now York; Oct 1, Ragna, JeHilertsen, do; J H McLaren, Tybee. Buurast, Sept 23-—Actived, Sewtta (8), Garvie, New York: im Aste, Oliveri, Baltimoro; Danube, Ruddock, St ERIAVEN, Sept 26—dalled, Onkle, Bohle, Wilming- *“tnasr Sept 25-Sailed. Aventr, Wessamaal. Now York. Borpravx, Sept 28—Satled. Wm Gunther, Ostlund, Sigdy + 29th, Columba, pier Pedersen. Wilmington, NO. bailed from Pantilac 27th, 4 Ader, Tounexen, New York: 28bu, Maputeo, Yrribarien, San Fra ‘Went tu sen from Ro ayant Fah, Julie Uraostine, J New Orleans; Ocean, Wich: aaa. Wilmii ington, NG; Suluer, Walff, and Lyngver, Thorstensen, New York. eS wilt, Roor, New Orlesns. BaicetoAs, Sept 25—bailed seCARDIPY, Sept 39-- Arrived, Glensalinox (8); Morden, Bar- 7oNiiled 20th, Gladys , Breton. Montreal, . CornnuaGEN, Sopt -24—Suiled, Chapman, Olsen, New ‘ork. Cleared 27th, Peinou: Larsen, Amorlen, “CApiz, Sept’26—Saiied, Martino Cilomto, Lauro, Now York; Morning Star ‘hens, Rio Janeiro. Cloared 26th, . Brangea, Wilmington, No, PEs Bene ‘30-Passog, Milo, Robbins, Lontion for Delaware Brenkivator (and a Etavte Point Int Hoan are iI id Cay yin wbout a ter, Jachens, New York, aria A Nelson, Franks, St B Now York New York; Burvemeit iin, do. for New York: Ne Plas (supponed), Borden, r New Yorks Oct 1, G U Van Horn, Hook, do'tor Hali: fo Acadia, Ganlon, dy ‘for garde CB; Schwel u too, Knowles, do for nae. ae Tor Paulus, ‘tensteiaee. do for Tybee; ne a Sd a Tee. ‘Beajumta, Plochting - Mi Tela: Ptbitfers Breton for Type gee i Sept 29—salled, Stormy Petrel, Baltimore; Ar- ondis. Koy West. Dexa. Sept 25--Arrived, Italle (s), Palermo. STBOURNE—Passed Beachy Head Sept 30, Kicbard, from ar ree for Now yore the Sound, Di ‘Moc. LSINOIE, e Sound, Daisy, MoCarty, from Oroustads tor yok aA pitimoven, Sept jailed, Bridgewater, Spaulding, Foukxstoxx, Sept 28-OM, Haabet (3-masted \ Olsen, fears NebiGinmn Yor aanartans GeaT ett et gucesren, Sept 20—Salled, Clara, Rothbart. Wy limiag- Alexandra, Adamson, + Augtias Tertze, Dreus, do; al Edith Carmichael, Mc- ao * Tot, ‘Sjostrad, di Grenxock, Sept So—arrived, ckay, Queboss Knime Atibaria, Upham, Sackville; Cheva- Eachan, Bay na Aronea, Jw hree Kivers. Alice, Gibl lier, Fre’ ‘Nailed 20th, Joseph Nilbverry, Weston, ——, Gatway, Oct 1—Arrived, Konigin Augusta, Llensel, Bal- birt Sept 26—Cleared, Maria Madre, Pastorina, Ne York F: ih, Svelto, Irapansi, do: 28th, Lia, Morice, P . from Montreal. ‘Equator, Rovere Now York. Sept 20—Salled, Trop! Liner, Poiladolphia. Suilod from Cuxhaven Both James. Be is, New York. Hutvort. sept 20—Salled, Kathinks, oon, Baltimore. Havas, Sept 28-—sailed, |. Johnsen, Hampton toads: 20th, William, Harding, sandy Hook: Wm Douglass, Dougias, Now Orleans; ofornowsy, Storm. Southwest Pass, Livnnboot,, Sept S0—arrived, ia, Spuck, New Kerk Oot, "eruylan (8) , Smith," Quedec; ‘Abyusinia (oe Murpl o1 eS yt 29, Bechord Amberdo: eee ag ao abla, Farmer, ‘oun, Ponce Iph, Wishort, Gloucester, Mans; Wo Chi ise w ulton, Hennessey, Hart Tact (s), Portuende, Porto ities 3 Ocb 1, Priace Ra South West Pass. cienred Sept 20. Romans, Alten, Hantehurst, Bondey, New York: Delfiga P, Leondun, dot Miexender® Bullurd, Tybee; France, Villeonmor Off Tuskar 20th, Nina Mathilde, Fenoro, Liverpool for Delaware Broakwuter, Off Point Lynas 26th, Wimburn, Halliday, Liverpool for St Mary, © One ad 27th, Cosmo, Lavorich, Liverpool for Now rlenus. Loxbox, Sept 20—Arrived. Zarltza, | Skantje, Rivers, Ost lr teanhoss Lorri it ay eee ¢ Entered out ist—Joha B vio Janeiro. ck, Cleared 20th, Unrriet Campbell. Taylor, Charleston: Ragnuild, Amundson, Hampton Konds: Achdla. Gagion 4 OB: Chester (3), Howxexo, wud Dou ia forwh, Montreal; Ist. Francesca Ie Yonettl, New Orleans: Suomalainon, Herlin, st Mary’ Arrived ut Gravesend 30th, Wassonacr. Rodd, Quotes, City of Quebec, for M Gamma (s), ware Broakwater; uth. Douyier vitor Montreal; Oot te “Harsted 5 Cumpbell, for Chai Lizarp, Sent 30 —Paused, Clacknacuddin, Cooper. London ntic, Harder, Wilmington, NC, for Ham- bur; Linenicn, Sept 29—Sailod, St Louis, Dougal, Quebeo. Listox, Sept 24—Sailed, Ferraro Lf, Russo, New York; Marianna V, Ferriera, Philauelptia. Mussina, ‘Sept 22—Acrived, Caledonia (x), Allison, ples (und saile sailed 26th for Maura, Sept ware Breakwater. MARSEILLES. Sept 27—Salled, Serah Waller, Muri oth tor Palermo, where sho arrive Fork: 2th. BD, sixelow. MeWhinnie, aisimor age ini, Phiiaelphia, N Sopt 29--satled, Tmbro, (a), for Montreal, PRAWLK Ont, Sept 30—Passod, Tuilo, trom Lomboek for Righuiond. stows, Sevt 29—Sailed, % Ring, Moran, London; Born, Seth, ‘Toenari Sloth; “Ceres, rotter, er Elisabeth, Tornebobn, Beltast; Agnes Campbell, Thomas, Allon; Oct 1, Gibraitar, Jonnexon, Plymouth. iH Rorrenpan, Sops 22—Oieared, Claverhouse, Paison, Phil- adelphia, Sootuamrrox, Sept 30—Salled, Yousronda, Potio, Now Sr Varurnixy’s Port, Sept 29-0f, Zdmana Phi Smith, Akyab for London; Impudence (echr, of St Jenn, Ns), bound hg ch a be 4 Siti Arsh forinin, Lacoro, Phil Glonduror, Meitvso, ei Tetate hts dailed 1st, John ‘Vantield (s). tor Philadelphia; J Barrage ix), for Boste Carl Husted, tor Qu bee Stunt, Sept Sal ‘Aretlusa, Barrett. River St Lawrence, SLIGO, Sept 2 AOINEMURDR, sou, and led 25th, “sabe p hl me ne Baltimor —Arrived, James M it py Wee 1s M Kiley, jobert- Dannebrog, Kurtze, New York (put back 27th). VONA, Sept 27—Cleared, Franceschino, Ogno, New York. TROON, Senta 29 ~Arrived, N M Haven, Ulriek, Dublin, Sutled 29 Tanna treal. h, Neva, Smeitzer, Demerat 4, Sept 22—Clanred, Stent. (3), Small, Mon- Sept 19—Arvived, San Antonio, Durall, New York. Wauhesroixr, Sept 8--Arrived, Cnrlo RB,’ Gluvovich, New Yor ‘ Watenronn. Sept 26—Arrived, Covadoe (s), Young, Mons roal, AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Oc. 11—Arrived, sehrs Anna E Ketchum, Washington; Rachel Vanamun, do. Sailed—Scliry Margaret U Lyons, Providenco; liza Saw- yer, Chas A Jones, aud Julia A Ward Grom Georgeiown), — Passed down-—Sehrs Thos Bordon, for Fall itive Jonnie Kosolens, il Howe, New Bedtord: HA Hunt, Provi- a i Rose, Boston A Jones, Charleston, St Stephens, win). ham | (Rr), Hert, Balti + guxon, Reow, Pal adeiphins 0, Swan, do; sutp Urecian, Dunbar, Holle; bark Neitio M'Slado, At- wood, Oudie: seb ure Kt M Watts, Watts, Alexandria; Jona BWadtewon. ‘tr. as; Brie ¥ Shaw, spelngor; Froddie 1; Porter, Chase; Rebeove M Smith, Grace, wad Edith L Steere, Hurching, Philndelpkin; HS Hitting, Billings, South Amboy: trade Wind, Gray, Ron wa Norrie Hardinge, Seaton Toland: Oclin U. Baker, Baker, Baltimore: Jllxabeth, Debirk Lowe, do: ohn sige. Haley: Mary Bryan, wand, 1° Vandasen, watroy ; hl angilder, jou 7 Gaara: Enos pa, Baker: Yalvin F or, B Pint! 'y, Batiorby, aud Joho M Broomall, Douglas, trom Philadel : Nettle Cushing. Rondout: Ida Hudsoa, Bion, te, Coshing do: Tete, Teacodree, Port Johnson: A Heaton, Phinuey, Boston, Nickerson, 5, Ht W Foster, Alexandria. lenred--Steamers Batavia (Br), Mouland, Liver vorpagls Palestine (Br), Irvinu. do: bri Krofflin, Haskell ond: schre White Wing, Snow, Jamal * Walker, ‘oland, New Orleans via Kennebec Hiv Satled—Bi wick. Goo A Wright, Zins Ge relia, and T K Weldon: brig ‘nat wad from the | int ‘srctarus; Drige tira, and Julia Haskell, MORE, Ger Y t 12—Arrived, steamers «i Cloared—Barl on Rod (N ), Moo, Relt (Br) MeBride, ‘Anwery: arte Wepetto atin (eal), ‘osce, Londonde' t i seb Pi iit Seca est lat eh . Kelsey, itapatriek, Ci, ¥ 5 nce: ioduay Parker,” Parke New Havent Garett F right. Cropner, New York; ona do; Julage lary Stust, Pawtuck a BECPAST, Oct S—Atrived, sche Julla, Newell, Jones, ee M City Pol oad Phila jted—! rs Mary, Ma i ‘olmt, piv dsipbins td Tallsa, Hoa diy t0 lond tor Bost hing —Cleaad, schrs Di ies ied ta ad. 30 Ftullelpiie dy. Green, mn, © Share CARERS 1d HANDING, Oct 11—Arrived, schr ectiy Bosse South Amboy. ARLESTON, Oct 10—Cloared, schr Bon’ Borland, sa hos Raleleserss rrived, bar Kate Covert (Br), Maynes, aa Peretti (Nor), Alm, Page for o1 ailed—schr Wave Crent, Weymouth, EoCkRTOWs, Oct 10-~, ved, schrs ‘Carineioe, Wood. man, New York tor Boston; Alnomak, Clark, do for New. be "eilled’-Sehrs Herald, Foland; Thomas Tix, Hall: Alte teeny Joho itler; D M ow Baldwin, Dennis R G ” ni Washin, reeman: Veto. Thorn G Moras go Winds Grays Witham Flint. Ponitioton: Ware Hinton, Smith (for Falmouth) + Thomus:Vangilder, Va der: Pues! Smith; Lake, Tapper; B F Collins, Cousit FORTRESS MONROR, Oct 12—Arrived, ship "Sunday," — for Norfolk (probably ship Snuds..(Qutcl, Johnson, from Rotterdam]; bark Quickstep, Tate, tquique for or by en out from Poltigoce smote (Br), for Liverpool, &c; bark Wetterhorn, tor Bi it: brig Wane cee Ker), for Kio Janeiro; schr 2. M Store: for ( Gibrale {eEalled—Ship Colestial Rropire Stewart (from Antwer; ‘Scot! din m Gloucestor, B Baltimore: bark: Br), (from do; Westfold (Nor), Pe fon (front ‘Borden’ Kichmon' Va. mes gota Plerce and schr Annie Bliss saited 11th for Broo! GALVESTON, Oct 8—Arrived, bark Kalema (Br), Doug- lass, Greenook GEORGETOWN, GU, Oct 9-Sailod, sohre Hattie McG Buck, Woodbury. Buitimore; Pai shi GLOUCESTEH, Oct 11—Arriy Sullivan, Windsor ¢, NS, tor New Yi Y Whst, Oc 1i--Atrived, sehr 8 F Bird, Hall, Baltt- ™New Pegler ve Oct 8—Arrived, steamer Gracia (Sp), Arizum: wana; kchr A Denike. Bontannan, Boston. Cle red—Sehe Martha D, Millett, Mobile. —Arrived, bark Halcyon, Hardie, Perth Amboy via Key Wost. Guests, Indianola. ‘Sailed—Stoat 12th—Arrive: mer New Orleans, Dearborn, New swick (Br), York. Cloared—Steamer ( Passes, 11th—Satled, steamer Kani! ship (A eames i Gal hea k rae kal 12th—Arrived, ship Landseer, Knowles, Liver 1 Annn Walsh Lawrence, Ita Janeiro: A Klockiannn (enh Reetzke, Malaga for Pensacola, in distress (see Miscellany), NORFOLK, Oct 10—. rived,” bark Minaie (Br), Kitchen, Warreupelat ‘not as before repurted). EDFORD, Oct 11—Arrived, sches Mary A. Brown, Brown, Warghaneie, Va: Wia Di “f eon, Reval. er, York; arvel, O'Keefe, Geo Baltimoro; Abel W town, Y ‘acemire, Farkor, Donn, HO ilaeioliins that hase. do: T W'spent purser, ‘Orizon, do: Ww DY Stanj gam, Chas Handy, di Bon) English, ‘Obas ‘Lond wiede. okra s § Smithy Snow, New 1 York; AT Rowla Rowland, do: Wm Veorhls, Goldsmith, K ms NEWPO! RT, Oct 10, rM—Arrived, eohire Jane, Sleeper. New York for New Bedford (after dischar<ing part of entga tiers): Golden Engle, Kelloy, Providence tor York; Palladium, Ridor, Tiverton for do Heturned—sebrs Angler, and Kolon, th. P Taba a 10th, schr Susan B Franklin, from Philadelphia ‘alt River Or tthe-Artived in the iene ars Jam Leta Sr, York Le Fall River; John bi onior, Tisd: Taunt Val ated 118) Woolsey, Providence ‘or Bolivitiey EY sailed 11th); Benj bnglish, Chase, New York ord. raved, sehr Donna Anna, Arabrest from (hilndel- Wm i ‘Card, from do; M ngar, Spellmau, Taunton for a York; 8 KR Hull, Bruen, Fall iver for dojJoe Carl Yen, Waihice, do for do; Hunter, Greenlaw. do’ for Battle more; Clara W Elwell, Long, Windsor, N%, ‘for ; hilade phia: John: Farnum, Hathaway, Rockport, Mo, for Rieh. now, from Wareham’ for New York, oper, Bradbury, Haverstraw. Ll—Arrived, sotirs Henry Ailé Philadeiobta tor Norwich ; Kate Cailahun, Rondoats Bpofford, New Yotk for Hoxton; Isolu, do for ai reed Senre Martua B Hing, New York: © Flower, dor ave! NEW HAVEN, Oct 11—Arrived, schr Katie a MHoyt, Philndelnhia, Teh Areival Schr Jessie Blisubath, Weaver. Baltima PASO Oct 8—Arrived, urigs Mario y Juquina GPs, onsale, “itavane, Pundiva’ (Fes Gioqusl,, Brazos brs Brizht Star (Br), Mefntosh, Ciunfuecos; “Dow. Vera Cruz (seo' Miscellany): Zugemiay ‘Orleans, Moore, Corpus Obristi d sailed 11th). and sailed again , Havana. 9—Arrived, barks Shannon (Br), Ost jckatanar HCA Moretty, Toulon; senr Emme PuILADRLEUIA, Gor Ti—Arrived, sents Cora, Ray, Salem: F Hanmer, Brooxs, Nantucket; Curtis Tilton, Sheppard, Nex New York. ra ¥ Hanmer, Brookes, ‘Nantuck Arnol Leben Now tavo nard, Dottridge, Matth worth, Sandy Point: Ann Hightaway. Crosley Sunge: <j ony Mi Corson Williame, rs Aries, Whelden, Borto arine Whiting, Harding Rrovidenoe: Panther, Miller, New Bouford: Vindieator, Rogers, Fall itiver; bark Krsrainin- gon or). Jonson, f Fowey: senra 0 B Stouley, Ban- gor; 3 nebee River: ‘Virzinin, Bar. get, Boston: Wentworth, Fail River; J ngrabam, smi own, Ct. Iso “arrived, Williamsport, Willetts, Allentown, Mili T Oartisie, Sm! Roudout; Ariel. 2 Cleared—Steamer Leopard. Wiley, do; schrs Rash h; W Peillipe Howeil . Davidson, New York achrt Frank Matthews, Went worth, Ban) wt eae Eliza B Emery, Weeks..do; & B kverman, Lloyd, di ‘ol Stafford, Smith do; Paugassets, Kackett, dod M Baylos, Snow, New Bed ford: Theresa Wolfe, Champion, Providence; SS Tylor, Bushnell, do: 8 WB Bunnell, New Ha ‘Also cleared, barks Otns (Nor), Falex, bourne (Hr), Dunham, Ipswich; brigs Kio Janeiro; Ann Elisabeth, ny Marthe Welch. Burdxe, Boston: § Wave, Hubbard, Harrison, Uharleste “8, Oct, 12—Arrived, steamer Albemarlo, Gibba, New Darks Henrietta (Nor), Holby, Bordeadx for Phila daiphiag Ramoline, (Br), Salerno; sche’ Syeculatur @r, wi Hoan, ‘San Andreas, PORTLAND, Me, Oct 12—Arcived, steamer Lancastar, ein Pifiadel play sehrs West Dennis, do; Grace Cushing, jaw Yor! GClenred—Schr Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Carden: PORTSMOUTH. Oct iU—Sailed, sche Ciara E Simpson, Tapley. Vhilaceiphia. PROVIDENCE, Uct 11—Arrived, schrs Nickerson: Wm it) Hunn 4 anaon. Kocklant elor, God jc Bri 14; Ella’ 1 Gor HEB Diverty, lorence Dean, Herschel, Chambors, Alexan- ore; CG Ori off, Haverstraw: U R T Graham, din Raritan York, ‘irk Ae ie jack Diamond, ‘Smith, and O F Haw. WW IUGKET, Uct 11—Sailed, schrs Samos Diverty, Car- Elizabosbport: ‘Nicholas Melirhof, M ¥ we ‘ashbure, Balliyan. ok F Titus, Poughkeepsie: Ho- Wilson, Cropper, Marcena ae ‘Tyler, roll, and Eli City, Kelley, New York, KICHMOND, ct 10—Atrived, sche Thomas W Holden, Rideout, Boston, Sailed—Sebr Lucy Jamos, Marihugh, Hartford. lith—Arrivea, steamor Wvanol Couch, New York; boa Martin, Martin, Boston; 5 C Kvans, Brewster, jew ¥ AN SRAMOISED. Uct 4—Arrived, ship Shirley, Me are Bi Bat ark Hari Br), Raddio, Astoria; sehr Teutonia, Struckmeyer, Mase lan via Humboldt; Jobs Merithow, Guat aldi (Mex), Garibaldi, Mazatlan. ip Hoogly (Br), Sieders, Newcastle NSW. Sailed—Brig Salve (Br), J ohustone. Melbourne. alte rolearea hips i Eureka, Woodworth, Liverpool; SAVANS AIT Get Ti Rerived, bark Tuisko (Ger), Vou Thulen, Hamburs SATILLA, Sept, 27—Arrived, schr Satilla, Rivers, Batn, Me, VINEYARD HAVEN, Ovt 11—Arrived, steamer Harris: Philadelphia for Salem; ‘bark George W burg, Worth Hewitt, Philadelphia for Boston; brig, Wm Gar! tchell, Elizabeth “7 tor Boston; schrs A Tirret, Fisher; DL stargis, Phi and Piors, Kell: ‘Uurtie, inskell, Port Joh Tryon, Nickerson; Fannie W Jonson, Oniten, aud Rachol aman, from Piiladelphia, all tor Boston ; Emme LU Winsor, Atwood, do for Plymouth; Henry P itallook, Hinitook, do'for Chatham; Thomas ils, Kelly. New York for Deniis: Geo P Trigg, Gammon, do for Dan n Rogers, Perkins Piliadolouta tor Ruck port, M Wari ‘ort Johnson for Portsmouth Perth Amboy; Maud Malloch Bick: Howe, Port Johnson for Gardiner; Mary B Johnson: July Fourth, Wood. do; Isabella Jewett,’ Kandletho, Philadaiphi Walker, 10; George Alber Harlow, Wood's Hote—all for pa, Banborn, Kaimar and Colbeth, from i for Stdonn, NB; Anna Currier (ir). Van Wart, Oystor Bay, in for. doy E Waterman, Hinckley, Rondont tor Nantuckot; Warrenton, Smith, Bangor vis Edgartown fur Falmouth: | Penoeyleania, Mo Ew port, tor New York; atti V Kolsay, “Randall: Ks Faller, and te i Charios Loma reorgetown | Kobingon ; Mary wart, Coombs, and M from Phitadotpiin: WV *hawloy, Hawtes L Vas Sint Malgnoy, Port E Marsuall, (rom Baltim Riobard Vanx, ton, Barrett, fron Woboker N York—all tor Boston; Wm & ie Hilyard, “ao or Eat ore: Bt Cottingham, smith, “Plitiadelphia. for, Quiney Fisher, do, for Portsmouth; K Point; James Ponder Wil Vauglin, Serith, do for Saco: Jouin L Tracy, Mosse voy. mington, NC, for Kennebunkport (r Ola Henderson, A Swede, aged 2s yonre, died on the 3d inst ol fever) ; Aduié Todd, Caevon, Philadlihin for Portland: Com Kearney, Warr, do for 3 John, NB; Sew Havorateaw for vio} Eveline: Birt, iloboken for Belfast; Laura li Joucs, Ste Joimson for Bangor. —Brig Benj Carver. + Ballied -Schra “Ancona (80, Anniell Br), Helen, JF Carver, RB Smith, Lookout, Poluter, Vushti, k Gates Norshorn Li 1 NC, Oet 10—Cleared, stenmer Benolao tor, Jones, How, ‘ork ;'sclir Susan. Gardner. Sosto 12th—Arrived, bark Kosmos (Gor), Brabns, Liverpool. A RPSTLE WORK SU ping dock, oak bottom, »: ferny medicl in rheumatism, scrotula, nourn Bent overywhsre by express, Depot 210 Grand ob, ag