The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1877, Page 10

A FIRE FIEND. Thomas G. Bennett’s Arrest on a Charge of. Arson. Indictment and THE PRISONER'S HISTORY. Several Similar Crimes Charged Against Him by the Fire Marshal. Thomas G Benvett, aged thirty years, who makes is living by carriage driving and working round horses, was arrested yesterday morning, at eleven the residence of his mother, No. 805 Second avenue, by Detective arson. On last Friday an indictment was found against bim by the Grand Jury, on account of aflida- vits against bim obtained by Fire Marsbal Sheldon, and aceusing him of setting on fire tho livery stable of at No, 160 Kast Thirty-ninth strect, early on the morning of September 23, in this Ho was brought betore Recorder Hackett yesterday afternoon, and committed to tho Tombs following is a list of other fires in which Marshal Sheldon believes him to be concerned, taken trom the oMcial recora:— brick building occupied by Krameb & 8, ab 218 East Twenty-sixth street, discovered to e's on tires a ctwenty miputes to nine P. It was not extinguis! riy had been destroyed. The sam was tound to havo been ect on fire at nine P. ember 19 of the same year. ‘on the morning of the 15th of January, 1874, a fire was discovered inthe five story twuement house No, bing Third avenue. Alter it had been extinguished 1% was found that the matting in the ball had been saturated with kerosene oil and then set on fire. When this fire broke out there were about fiiteen families in the house asleep. On the morning of the 10th of May, in sha same the tenement house, No, 300 East took fire from some unknown cause, om found to be on fire at twenty ininutes pastnine ‘This ume it was thougnt to bave been set on Gre, The building was occupied by a umber ot lenants, The building, No. 753 Second avenue, took fire from unknown, cause on tho 17th of July, 1877. the flames were extinguished with of the 23d of September ot out on the second floor of the building ber 150 East Thirty-pinth street, by Wilham be apa as ‘stable. ‘The flames spread rapialy and be- ire Department could check them the build. tng was all ableze, The loss by tbrs conflagration was estimated at $4,000, When the firo broke out no one ‘was known to bave been in the building. BENNET?’S CONNRCTION WITH THE FIRES. A Hena.v reporter last evening made inquiries at above mottioned aud at the William Simpson, tm dofault of wito a loss of $25, FP. M. on the same day. Luckily, however age. Early op tho mornii tus year flames broil oe different beridiugs stations vearestto them with a view to 4 excited the suspicions of leading bim direct to the spot it, tee officer by wnere several barreis were burning. The occurrence an accident since no tire or light was ever in (he place, On the second occasion Benwett was intoxicated, and was up and down the house all night. The matting of the lower ball was soaked in kerosene and set on fre, Bennott was out at tbe pe but soon came ip avd asked what was tho In the moruing be talked suspiciously and said cate be bad known of the Gre, Dewender oblig o house, and made a statement against him Marsh mh who also expressed strong sus- pould Bot be explained a: The tires - fc "300 East Forty-second street took Place in apartments ovcoapied by Beanett. The cause ‘of the former remains doubtiul, but the Firo Depart- ment believe that the second was an act of incen- out gave the alarm lor both these fires, ted on East Fortieth strect, at No, 753 Second avenue. Jost ing description, foreman of the company asserts that it was utterly impossible for any smell of smoke to have been cn. aud pte fire, or at saw oe of its existence, Toe inmates of (his strongiy suspected fim at the beeen obliged to jeave it. The members of Company U know Bennett well as being the discoverer of sev- ve are not here described. They | ng U ire, and spoke of acleim ~o Ld for taking a horse wt of an adjoining stable, WIS LAST EXPLOIT. His conduct in reference there he worked, was so the fire at Simpson's, nge as to load to Investi- He waa seen around the place at hatf-past thongs bis busivess there was over at an soon on the spot at when the fir mpson for saving eight horses. sof bis immeaiate presen one time that be was present When asked bow be came to be here, be saul that he wos not, ¢ forty fifth sireet with tbe steam weoue, The steamer, however, went to the dre by uot Third avenue. He bears a character for idiovess and 1s addicted to jaot. He w separated from his wife and family, jive mm Thirty-minth street. He hes not had cular employment since the fire at Simps gas lived on odd jobs, When arrested he said to De- ow what you want me for, the watradietory acco he tre. He sad shen it broke ective Miler, slain at Bimpoon’ ROGER WILLIAMS. DEDICATION OF A MONUMENT TO THE FOUNDER OF RHODE ISLAND, Provinexce, R. 1, Oct 16, 1877. Notwithstanding the lowerog weather a great Drong of people gathered at Roger William: lay to participate io the ceremonies of the dedication +1 a monum set to Roger Williams. The Masonic pro- session formed on Exchange piace, the park, where, alter music by the American Band ond singing by (be children of the public schools, the veiled by the artist, franklin Sim- i byme by Mra 8. H. Whitman was then sung, ¥ben the Masonic ceremontes were per ormed, The monument was then delivered to the ity by the Chawrmen of the Committec on Parks and accepted by the Ma by President Robinson, of Brown University, An eration wor delivered by Professor J. 1, Dewan, giving e carefo! anclyeis of the charactor of Roger Williams. Bhe exercises were very enccessful rHER REPORT. War Derantanyt, Orrice of tHe Corer =m On 1-1 A M and marched to monument was nonk An origi MIDNIGHT W For Now Engiand, cover weather, northerly # Forte Middle 4 partly cloady weather, northerly winds barometer, foliowed by fail cloar or partly cloudy Sieres, Colder, clear or Daromerer and easterly For the South Atientic States, warmer, partly cloudy weather, hight © from the east, stavouary or / For the Past Galt States, Tenneeree sod the One Valley, increseing cloasiners and rain areas, south easterly Winds, siatinanry Lemporature, Bialiooary oF lower prosscre je winds mostiy Winds, sbitiing to Warmer exateriy, rH sper take region aad Upper Missssipp: Valley norvbeasteriy #068, eleady and rainy weather, vers ure end faluwg darom. stationary oF bigs ley variable wi warmer, partly choady oF or lower presear vag weatber, stationary Cagtionary signals comtinve at Kasi pore. ‘The following record will show the changes ia the amporature for the past tweaty-‘our hours, im com. ison with the corresponding deve of last year, as fadieated by the thermometer ab Botous's pharmacy, Hens baa 9 and Average temperature 6 Average temperature lor corresponding 1s'e ‘ast wear \ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. , TAMMANY'’S FOES. ARMY INTELLIGENCE. ~ Wasmixorom, Oct 16, 4877. PRYLIMINART CONFEKENCE OF TRB OUPMDPE | ping: tiewtonant Menry L. Harris, First artillery, 18 DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATIONS—PROSPRCTS OF & COALITION WITH THER BErURLICANS— JUDGE JOHN &. BRADY RECOMMENDED FOR RENOMINATION, The differcut organizations eppored to Temmany Hall busily engaged yesterday altersooe ana eve in prepariog their plans of battle, The maim question appears to be as to whetber of pots sroeg combination of republicans and outside democrats can be made against Temmany Hall, and the whole mach:nery ef the different tactions is arrayed 60 as te carry out this plan of campaiga. A preliminary contorence session of the outide democratic elements was Lela at No, 6 Bam Twenty. third street yesterday attersoon, Judge Murray end Senator Bixby represented the anti-Tammany party, while the independent democracy and Germans were represented by the committees announced im yester- day's Hisratp. No formal discussion took place, as it was stated that new conference commitices would be regularly appointed at ¢ county conventions of the three parties to be held to-night aed to-mor row night, The subject of a ticket was alluded to in a. conversational way, and the oames of Andrew H, Greon and Oswald. (ttendorter tor Alder- men at Large recotved general favor. The Senatorial candidates already mentioned were also disussed, It was understood that the republicans would appolot @ conference committce from their organization to meot with the anti-Tammany forces on Friday night next, at the headquartersjot the independent democ- racy, Further proceedings wore consequently post- Poned until that date, The rooms of the independent democrats in East Twenty-third streot were crowded last night. A meet ing of the Executive Committee was held at nine o’clook, with Mr. Louis M. Doscher ye chair. Ex- Comptrolier Green was also ‘present, being received with cheers and clapping of hands on entering the room. Mr. Rutus F, Andrews addressed the com mittee in a spirited speech, which contained vigorous ponts of anes against Tammany Hall and its leader, Mr. Jobn eli. Mr, Audrows concluded by offering the following resolution, which was unanimously adopt acbginives: ative Committee of the indeve ott inion that judicial positions Tadependent of polities, und thus vod and ublo ould be continue: Judges » lee ao lon wa thelt honesty ‘and capability are not justly who nee id that the Hon. Jobn it, aBrad: as ber rustiee, ot the Supreme Court of State for the. jant eight yeurs, bas vo ably and Impurtially aischarged the ‘duties of this office that tt is Incumbent upon ‘all good citinens who Took to the courts for the honest administration of justice to suppers bi sive recommend tv all conventions op- posed to she arbitrary rule f Tammany Hall the nominn: thon of John I. Brady for Judge ot the Supreme Court, and that they make all reasonable effort to secure his election. The following members at large of the Executive Committee were announced:—Andrew H. Green, Mor- rie K, Jesup, Oswald Ottendorter, Hannon Hondricks, Richard Berry, George W. Sauer, L. J, ‘Tillotson, C. goattor Gunther, Wiltiars E. Dodge, Jr., George Law, nother meetin; he the Executive Committee will be beld this Ex-Semator Hugh H. Moore, ot the Twenty-first district, has sent in his resignation asa member of the Tammany Committes on organization. Mr, Moore was present last night at the mecting of the inaependent ‘democracy and took part ib their proccedings. The Anti-Tammany Executive Committee met last evening at No, 211 Fourth avenue, No businoss of importance was transacted. It was generally under- stood, however, among tho membors that Judge John R. Brady would be rcnomiuated lor Judge of the Su- preme Vourt at their County Convention to-night, ALDERMAN PURROY EXPLAINS. A meeting of the Tammany Committee on Organiza- tton was held at the Wigwam at four o’clock in the afternoon, The principe! business transacted was of a foutine character, tickets tor the County Convention Ddeing distributed, Alderman Parroy made a speoch in which he entered into a.personol explanation as tothe nature of the troubles in the Senatorial Convention recently held in Nyack. Ho stated that str. Jones used very offensive Jangaago to him, threatened to strike bim and pushed up aguipst bim. Ho epatoney that the whole aflair was prearranged tor urpose of preventing the nomination of Colonel Lathers. Mr. Purroy concluded his speech by stating tbat under no cireum- stances could he be induced to be a Guouidato tor re-election next month. Explanations ere also see got thane James J. Mooney and na Cy unas veation at Alderman ine fie Ce eT sug. gested that the committee express tts unanimous de- wire for the renomination of Mr. Purroy. This sugges- tron was met by Alderman Parroy witn the statement ne Bothing could induce bim to beng the feid, oven ‘wero upanimously nominated by the Coanty Con- tion, The meeting shortly alterward adjourned. KEPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. The Republican General Committee mot last night in Republican Hall, Thirty-third strect, near Broad- way. District Attorney B. K. Phelps called the moet- ing to order. After the reading and approval of the minutes of the previous regular and special meotizg, J. W. Mason, chairman of the Executive Committee, reported pro ross, and then moved the reconsideration of the reso- Jution which had been adopted at the previous meet- ing, whereby tho County Convention -was fixed for next Friday evening. This motion was agreed to ‘without any opposition, The Chairman of the Exect tive Committee next moved that the time for holding it be changod trom Friday next to this (Wednesday) night. r. Dittenhofer wanted to know if this sudden change of tactics was intended to favor any combina- tion witbin their own ranks, or_as a piece of wise strategy that would the better enable them to over- throw Tammany Hall If the movement favored the pretensions of auy party within their own ranks ho ‘would oppose it, but if Intended as an aivance agatost Tammany it would receive his support. The Chairmanexplained that tbe change was con- templated in tho presence of matters and things which rendered a new departure expedien Without further debate it was resolved that the Re- publican hang Donvention be held to-night im Tre- nor’s Hall, No. 1,236 Broadway. Aiter passing this resolution the meeting adjourne JUDGE DANIELS RENOMINATED. A despatch was received yastorday announcing that Judge Daniels, at present officiating as ono of the Supreme Court, General Term, judges in this district, had been nominated tor Judge of the Eighth Tudicral Judge Daniels is a repuolican, and the nomi- id to have been by acclamation, REGISTER TO-DAY, To-day is the second day for the registration of vo- tors in thisctty, The registration will commence at eight A. M., and close at nino P, M. The votes regis- tered the city on the first and second days of the registration In 1875 and 1876 were ns follows— Hira Day “Second, Day, 18 31, 00 37, a8 as 5,82 7) 60.1 The total reg (four days) in the same yer 4 was us follows: — 1875, . 144,838 18 183,068 Will Ue ween that tho total registration jor the first two days of 1875 was 68,538 and forthe two first days in 1876, 116,908. In order to equal the registration of ISTS for the first two days, 35,579 voters must be reg. istered to-day wad $4,539 to equal that for tho first two days in 187, rin ANOTHER MONOPOLY, THUR PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD COMPANY TO PURCHASE THE BUSINESS OF THE ¥MPIRE TRANSPORTATION LINE. Prinapeventa, Oct. 16, 1877, The stockholders of the wpire Trausportation Company will bold their annual meeting in this city to-morrow, and the principal business tranencied atter the reeeption of the annual report will be the vote upon the propused transfer of the property of the y to the Pennsylvania Railroad, ‘Tho nogotia- trons for (hee fale havo been on foot for somo time. and to-morrow, The directors of iroad concluded arrangements for the purchese, except in deta, last month, the railvoad company always having feserved the ght (o porchase the business of the abt #0 that the stockholders of the Empire Touily firm the sale, Grewt fioan- interests ere involved in the transter of their The Empire line was at one time the q Se Dave no chsice but te chal So the ratiroad company weeks to make Hs monopoly more widespread. The improvement in tbo receipts of the Pennsylva- ia Railroad by thie purchase wiil depend upon certain peylyania Ratiroad Com- oil retiveries to tho estion whether syiveDi read ean carr: nsportation wi old coutracty, as is the case with the Luke Shore road aud others, controlied by Vandorbilt, which may not renew their prevent contracts, sented sit months’ leave of absence, with permission pF dg tet ‘Captain Wiiltam B. Peck, Filth p——- LY 5 ‘one year's leave ot absence, with beyond the sea NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. THE KEksbeAnoR ‘Bomewanp POUND FROM JAPAN—-EXAMINATIONS PRELIMINARY TO PRO- MOTION — ORDERS. Wasmvoros, Oct. 16, 1877. The Usited States steamer Keorsarge been ordered home, leit Negasaki, Japan, at AM, September 4, bownd to Boston via the Sucz Canal. Upes ber arrival a Boston sbe will be put out of com- mission, ber crew paid of and ber officers ordered dome, 1% © gewersliy supposed that she will reach st, She has tour —— aod Eyota ra are tly, being one of the historic ships, on account of and vietorrous battle with the rebel Will BO doubt ereate quite a sensa- the various sopping places alung the route. * ust of ber officers: — air, gemuantine. Commander Lieatepants Witliam Little, x Pr Pe wallte and D. v. V. § low, J. M. ae 3 G. Ver Meuien, Surgeon Frank Anderson, Hien Livetessnt of Marines, Samuel Mercer. Commander's clerk, A. A. Edmiston. Paymaat clerk, J. K. P. Koss, Boustwain, Joho Brady. Guaner, E, J, Beacham, Carpenter, R. Agnew. onpers. Somerville Nichoisou ‘and Thomas Patt son, Lieutenant Commander Jobu B. Bartiou, Masters Lyman , Spalding and Frederick FE. Upton and En- mgn William H. Siack are orderea to examination oe liminary to promotion, Master Harry M. Jacoby is ordered to duty on the covuat survey, Master William H, Sewell is detached from const survey duty and placed on wasting orders, Master H. H, Burrett is detached from the ting stip Minnesota aud placed on waiting orders. N: Constructor 8. 8, Pook is detached from tue New York Navy Yurd and ordered to the Boston Navy Yard, Naval Constructor Thomas E. Webb ts detached from spectal duty at New York ordered to the New York Navy Yard. "Naval Com: structor A. W. Stecle is detached from the Washington Navy Yard and ordered to tho Boston Navy Yard as assistant to Naval Constractor Pook, ‘ai Construc- tor Mintoyne js detached from the Navy Yard at Bos- von and ordered to the Washington Navy Yard. MOVEMENTS OF THE OSSIPFY, PoRTLAND, Mo, Oct. 16, 1877. The United States stoamer Ossipee arrived here to- day. She hasbeen ordered 1© Hampton Roads and will sail to-morrow, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBRR AND NOVEMBER. <a ieee Ofice. ra 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowing Green 55 Hrondway 60 Broadway 72 Broadway 61 Broudway Liverpool (Slaxow. | Tamourg. pte: 7 Bowling Green G1 Broadway 50 Broadway -|72 Broudway 15 Broadway 4 esting Green 81 Bronaway 0) Brondway Rowling Green Howling Green Broadway Nov 13.1 Liverpool. . ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, HGH WATER, 614 | Gov, Island...morn Sun rises, 430 Sun set 5 17| Sandy Hook..morn 3 45 morn 1 33| Hell Gate.....morn 6 16 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. OcroneR 16, 1877. Bar. ther. State of At Uioar. |iueh.| Deg:| Wind. | Weather, [earty cloudy Beoti'd Ltship Nwlcienr Seedy Hook 2] 22 P3910, G1} NW/Glear PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 16, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPiL LINE. Steamer Abyssinia (Br), Murphy, Liverpool Oct 6 ong a assengers te, ¢ neenstown {tb. with mdse an Cy ‘rancklyn. Arrived 6 passed sraemer City of Brasole. (Br), hi Steamer Faraday (Br), Trott, London to Henderson Bros. Oct 16, John Denn, ot Halifax, azed hss broil Arragon (Br), Symons, Bristol, E, Oct 6, with mdse and passengers to W D Morgan. Steamer Anchorin (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow Oct 6 and Moville 7th, with mdse and p sangers to Henderson Bros. Oct 10, Int 51 52, lon 33 47. steamer State of Ne+ 8 for Giasxow. rbes, New Orloans G days, with mdse and passengers to Bogert & Morxan. Stoamer City of Atlanta. Woodhull, Clinrloston, BC, Oct 14, with mase tod W Quintard & Ov, Oct 15, AM, 15 14 lUNiarGpue Lustoes pases steamer Tiadeads wanes for New Orleans: 8AM, steamer Morgan ity. do for d Steamer Isaac Hell, ‘Lawrence. Richmond, Ly Poi Norbit with. mdse to the Old Dominion Stenn ark Protessor Lindtner Nor), Mathiesen, Fl days, in ballast to Funch, Edye & Uo. Sept uericane from SE to NW. lasting 16 hours; lo: “Bark Sotin (Aus), Vollusi, Belfast, I, 31 days, in ballast to Slocovieh & Co, Bark Quickstep (of San Mrancisco), Fak. Hampton Roads #5 days, with nitrate of soda to Iquique vin jattolle & Renwick, Ind strong westerly winds and snow off Cape Horn. whlch, was passed Aux 14; crossed the, Hquator, Sept 16, in Ton 29; tad no trades: May iy while wt anchor in ke, Jost port anchor and chain Iquique during the earthq and stern moormgs. Brig Wm Mason (of Boston), Adams, Fajardo, PR, 21 days, with sugar to Rivera & Co; vessel to Mitler & Hough ton, Sehr Ridgewood, Johnson, Georgetown, SC, 10 days, with ‘al stores to Fowler & Hart; vessel to. & D Uuriburt & sehr Jobn G Wright, Seni, Vi Sehr R Clements, Hughes, Virgi Sehr NH Bod ne, Tavior. Virginia. Sehr CH Kirk, Booker, i Bebe Lalltie Warlords Bit Virginia, Sehr ME Turner, Parker, Virs! Sehr Sirah J Hoyt, Cranmey Sehr A&E Tarner, Ta: Ache Adeting Townnend: 1 Sehir Howard Willinms, Ki Schr Carrie, Jobnxon, Baltimore, Sehr EH Williams, Russell, Philadelphia for Middletown, Conn. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTE. Providence for New Yorn. Lindh, Boston tor New York, in bak Virginia, Virginia weland, Virginia, Georgetown, DO, Brij last to Dinsmore & Co, Brig Ubaldina (Br), Sponagi«. Providence for Now Yark. Douglass Haynes, Hodges, Angusta, Mo, for New ir ZA Paine, Jones, Eustport for New York. Schr Silver Spruy, Kussell, Thomast jew York. Sehr Argo, Gurney, Waretiam for New Yor! Sehr Tunis Depew, Baker, Boston for New York, Sehr WH Gard, Onrd, Boston for New York Schr Mary E Pearson, Thompson, Portsmouth, NH, for New York. ent Wm Connors, French, New Hedford for New York. Helen, Chase, New Bedford tor Phitadelphia, Scht Abbio's Emery, Kmery, Providence for N Sehr O F Hawley. Hawkins, Providence for N. Selir Spewdwell, pauiding, Provid Sehr Hightandsr, Wood, Froviaence tor New Vork, Schr Mand We ster. Guptill, Fa@ River for New York, Schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Middletown, Ct, tor. New Yor! SehrJohn i Carringto more Behr Anson Stinson, Sloman, New Haven fur New York Ser ng, Young, Port Rene Warner, Meuntrs Selir 11 Jones, Smith, Steamer Cactus (US lighthouse te Latham, New London for New York, isnt anchor off the [eral Lele London Velegraph Steamer City of F: Bedtoru. Sehr Fair W sehr Saran Behr Lizzie ke: oken for Fall Sehr 3 M fine, Port Jotusen for Fatt ‘ Sehr Bela Vee! Avery, Amboy tor Sew London, Sehr F © smith, Smith’ Amboy for Providen Sehr Palladiam, Ryder, Amboy for Somerset, Bole AP Cranmer. Cravmer. Baltimore far New Lavan, Bark Bonnie Door fap Lavespocl, FEMS HE chor in the roads above, BELOW, Brig, Retahard (Gor), Gowers, from Algoa Boy, CGH, CLEARED, im Acapulco, Clapp, ,, Aspinwali—Paoitic Mail Steam ‘steamer Gen Barnes, Cneesman, Savannah—George tomer Fanny Cadwallader, Clark, Baltimore—Wm Dal- noke, Coach, aetelle City Point and Rich- mond-old Toeninion Stonnishin Co: ‘Steamer J W Gurrett, Foster. Baltimore—Wwm Dalzel!, f seenp r Beverly, Wallace, Philadelphia—Jas Hana” Steamer Nepeuns: Berry. Boston—H ¥ Dimock. hips saan Tinthorford’ (Br), O'Neil, "Antwerp—Funch, Edye Shou Quebec (in). Rood. Bromon—J F Whitnay & Co. Ktlp Hepubiie (Br). Foillips tiavre— Boyd & Ut taeke Ship Conqueror, Goul rn rg racks Jay . ‘Albimbra, Alexander, Ne as ne John B senshepe, | ieee: Dunedin and Welling- oe eee ae ac ) Fer rrari, Cork or Falmouth for or- t), Natvig, Bremen—Funch, Edre Bark Marie (Ger), Nabmens, Bremen—Theo Raj Bark Scots Rey (Br), Murray, Roteerdam—C taux. (Br), Clucas, Havre—C W Berta Bark M. zee 8 ‘BD, Pattengill, Santander — Brett. Son & W Ber. ‘Bark Vidontn (Br), Dyer, Pernambuco via Baltimore— Browning & Archibald, Sehr Nymph (Br), Brown, Be'lzo and Truxillo, Hon— ast eralt & Uo. aud, Kobinvon, Vieques, PRT A Vagable & Son. Sehr Almeda, Sinith, St Jehu, NB—A TH Schr Geo G Jewett, Harrington, St Jobn, Ss Scammell iron. | ie Luey Hammond, Robinson, St John, NB—A T Mutehinson, St Joho, NB—A TH ne, Richmond, Va—Abiel Abbott. Kent, Phila jelphia—Low & Liv “rebe Liaxie Cochrane, Hopkins, Bangor, Me—F H Smith r Seabird, ¥lagter, Orient via New Haven—Rackett & Schr Cuba (Bi Bro. Schr 8 PGodwin, Williams, Briageport—Stamford Man- ufacturing Co. SAILED. Steamers Acapulco, for Aspinwall: Gon Barnes, Savan- nab; Wyanoke, Rich Garavan, Liverpool 3 stverator (Br), Cork or 1 Belvider et tie, Bilboa; schrs Mark Pondieto EH Sarts-P Necwin, Para: Jultue Webb, J J Ward, os alin Townsend, Adeline J Alcott, Elias Moore, and Wm “Also suiled, ship Quebec (Br), for Bremen. MARITIME MISCELLANY. STEAMER STORM SIGNAL, ashore on Cape Henry, became a total wreck; machinery only saved, Bark Uawtnorn (Br), Whitney, from Dublin for New York, repaired gest off Cole Hurber, NS, and proceeded tor destination Get 1 Marx Finenza ‘deal from Philadelphia for London (be- shi Cape enlopen), was bauled off America. Bark Cotta (sr), Robinson, trom Rochefort for Phila- ja, put into Halifax Oct 16 damaged by collision a own bark; lost 4 spars und chain plates und hi will repair at Halifax, R Roamer, at Philadelphia 16th from St John, NB, nd lost oberboard Se hud rough weather during the passage, part of her deckload of Inthe, Tenia Evima Morton, from Cardifi, arrived at Halifax Oct 15 damaved. Burg Gro Gicuntst, trom Pensacola fore reported), was struck by a hi night of Sept 22, when 150 mi blew « tot that 1 Greytown (be- ie from ENE on acola li:ht, which . then changed to hours shifted to S milles off St Goorsze’s Istand, on which the captain end all hands arrived in Ifebout at 11 o'clock Thursday, Oct 4. When abandoned the brig was water logged, being dis- masted, her decks swept, bulwarks torm away, decks litt- ing, bow port knocked ott and bowsprit adrift'and knock- ing in her bows. Scur Many E Surri, sunk at Lewes, Del, has been con- demned. Scux Sanatoca, from Boston for Now York, with guano, put into Newport HI, Oct 16, with sails badly split. Scnn Howanp A Huxr, Rost. from (icorgetown, DO, for Providence, with coal ashore nignt of Vet 15 of the point of Caps May. Her captain is sick, Tho vessel will be gotten o! Scar IvAniox, Stetson, from New York for Sand’s Point, carried uway mainmast ‘in a Squall off ibltestone Leth inst, and was towed back to tho city for rey i} dona Bicay Mateo Uoseraal feat in for Boston, put into Portland Oct 13, leaking 800 strokes per hour. Scun Navrinus, wood Inden, was hauling from the Chute to the buoy at Gerstlo’s C Francisco, 8th inst, when she Lag oe a rock and knocked the bottom out of he: She was Iyi deck load w: lay, d off. She would probably be sold ws sho An attempt will be made to pampt out and raise the schr Helen Rommel sunk at Lewes, De Conrvs Cunistr, Oct 6B—A telegram ot the 1st inst. from Moreh \ity states thadthe loicher sahs Lauro! Lewis i ow ii haces having « now in that pluge, havin, arage,_ wich Secklond was lost during the storm, Procnrso, Oct 5—Sevoral lighters were driven ashoro during a NE'galo-of tho Int. Qvvaxc, Ont, Oct 16—There is n report of a collision bet * ween inward bonnd barks the City of Greon Buy (Br), und the Frederickshald (Nor), near tho Brandy Pots, The ure no particulars. D—At Baltimore Oct 13, the new stoamtui John ns emian's shi Mer dt to 73 feet lone, 16 tect Oaniches bromdth of beum, feet 6 inches depth of hold, The (innby was built for some parties in Enst Baltimore. who intend to use her in the harbor and in towing vessels out to sea, Smenvi.prxc—At East Boston, Messrs Smith & Towns- end’s vessel of 1000 tons ts noarly planked and could be Tannched in afew weeks if required. Mr Ablel Gove’s ship of 1400 tons is still on the stocks. Both vessels are for sale, There is somo tatk that Messrs Campboll & Bronks are xbout contracting to build « ship of 1500 tons for M F Pickering & Co. NOTICE ‘ao MARINERS, Wasmxarox, DO, Oct 115—Netloe te given by the Light. house Board that the antom Cape Hatteras, NC, has disappeared. It will bo replaced as soon as practicable, WHALEMEN. Clonred at Now Bedford Oct 1 6, bark George & Susan, Colson, Atlantic Ocean. Sebrs Wi n and Admiral Blake, of Marion, paeoantty’ arrived at dford, are again Btting for aoe, ' The A miral Blake will sail about the 25 ‘Aletter trom Capt. Allen, of t bark Sex Queen, of West- ae reports her at sea Aug 1, with 110 bbls sp oil since jaat report, ‘A lotter irom Capt Curran, of brig D A Small, of Hrov- Inestown, reports her at sea Sept 8,.no lat, &c, with 250 bbls sp ofl, 5 months ont. SPOKEN. Ship Trmountain, Osborne also, Aue 10, lat 4.05 2h hip CH, of ges, Crosby, from Bombay for Havi 7 Ke ‘om New York for Valpa- nf the capes of the Vhesapenke, trom Liverpool for Baltimore, si isholm. from Liverdool tor Chitta- gong, A . ton at re AK Chen ti), irom Boautort, SO, for Hull, Oct 2, lat 50, lon 13, Burie Mary Lowerlzon (ir), trom Dorchester for United Kingdom, Uct 4, off Calt Bark I'L, Houth. Young. from New York Sept 22 tor Loo. don, Oct 5 (by brig Eliza OUR CABLE Axtwrir, Oct 16—Arrived, barks Sol sen, New York; Vittoria Canestro (Ital), ¥ detphia; Preciosa (Ger), Valek, Baltimore. ‘Avoxmourn, Oct 16—Sailed, ship Glenmorag (Br), Daw- son, New York. Last, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Alonzo (Br). MeRea, ho Bark | B Aa SHIPPING NEWS. or), Ped jeemo, Phila- ta (Ger), Wilm- son, New York; Helene (Ger), Raschen, do. Bonpeavx, Oct 11—Sailea, bark HJ Libby, Buckm: New York, having repaired. Farmoutn, (Ital), Gagiolo, Baltimore, Grascow, Oct 14—Arrived, ot (Br), Johnstone, Now York. Gauway, Oct 1 —Arrived, bark Naowo Dovero (tal), Campodonica, Bultimore. we Btate of Low Guxoa, to Oct 16—Arrived, bark Kalatis, Brown, Philm gelptnna Hors, Oct 16—Arrived, bark Embia (Nor), Sorensen, New York. Sailed 16th, tho Mapide, for New Yorn; Arvis, fr Bull River. Hawncne, Oct 16—Arrived, York; barks Jobanne Marie (Ger), Jaburg, do; € (Ger), Christoffers, do: Johann Kepler (Ger), * Monto A (Ital), Olivari, Philadelphias brige Al Morrensen, Wilmington, NC; Atiantle (Ger), Hw Hetvorn, Maller, Philadelphia. Havin, Oct M4yArrived, ; Therese, Shaw, doy do, Java, Oct 10—Arrived proviously, bark Ei ridge, Partridge, Port Natal. Livenroon, Ovt {uot 14th)—Sailed, steamer Massa. chusetts (Hr), Walters, Boston. Kailed Ltn, ship Haguonot, Bray, York; barks GI alla (Br), Hattield, Dotaware Breakwater; Respit (for eign). Jensen, Charleston. Arrived 16th, steumer Barbary (Br), Baskolt phia. Loxvon, Oct 16—Arrived, ships British Queen (Br), Trv- ing, Now York; City of Montreal, Mudgett, do. Lanxy, Oct 14—sailed, steamer State of Viruinia (Br), Moodie (from Glasgow), New York. Mippiesnonovan, Oct 15—Arrived, brig Cromarty (Br), MeIntosh, New York, Prysouti, Oct 16—Arrived, steamer Herder Brandt, New York tor Hamburg (and proceeded). Pesanti Roxps, Oct 15 (ital), Florentino, » Pavenmo, Oct T~Arrived, “park Joho Hammett (Ital), Padouo. Bangor, Diel ships Lilian (Br), r a L Part. Philadet- Ger), t the buoy on the 7th waterlogged, with her | tic Aignai buoy moored. off forton, at Halifax 19th) —all well Oct 16—Arrived, bark Giuseppe Lavaretio ship Cabs Ger), Stott, New Oct —Arrived, bark Anna Precht (Ger), New 15Us, ship D HL Morris (Be), Mor- | Arrived, brig Buona Nuova | Passages, to Oct 16—Arrived, brig Mory E Thayer, Tut- bil. New Yors QuexnstowN, Oct 16—Arrived, barks Ocean Spray (BY), Ocken, Philadelphi milia (Sp), Sogura, New York. Sailed 16th, sche Martha N Hali, Burgess (from Philadel- phia) Great Yarmouth. Sehr Lemuel ial, Paddock, trom Chepultepee, has been ordered to Hambura. Arrived off Fastnet 16th, 3:30 PM, steamer Celtic (Br), Gleadoll, from New York for Liverpool. Swansxa, Oct 16—Sailed, bark Arctic (Br), Davies, Balti- more, Sretmx, Vet 13—Arrived, barks Salome (Nor), sen, Baltimore: D H Bills, "fall, New York, Trivste, Oct 11-Sailed, bark Cherokee (Br), Do New York, Lonpox, Oct 16—Barx Paul Thormann (Ger), Voght, from New York, at Queenstown, has lost ber mizzonmast and sustained other serious damage to ber upper works through » collision. ship Loch Cree (Br), from Sen Francisoo, reported ashore at Sunderland, has been taken off and docked. Bark Contest (Br), Huxfora, from New York, at Elsinore, has been damaged by collision. Bark Surprise, Averill; trom Veutoe tor ——, before re- Ported ashore, has been floated undamaged, WFATHER REPORT. Horyaean, Oct 16. PM—Wind N, strong, FOREIGN PORTS. Axoy. Sept 1—Salled, Maxima (ir), Price, New York, Tn port Sept 5, bark Morina (Br), Jeom. for New York, Bencew (Norway), Oct 6—Sailed, bark Chimeea (Nor), Haave, America. Bomnay, Oct ‘e— Arrived, ship Storm King, Reed, Car- fr, Gattx, Sopt 12—In port, bark Bessie LH (Br), M. thm Nempors sttized tae nk bree ely Meenas Grnarran, Bopt 23—Arrived, bark Josie Mildred, Dow, Suiled nee ae bark Bolivar (Aus), Gerolimich (trom New York), Hoxa Koxc, Set 10—In port, ships Gold fiaater, Bree. ‘ork; Johanne (er), Bunge, at rout man, for New uns mmo (Be), Siaith, for Gallaos Criterion, Lull, une moral Thompacn, doy Henry # sand hedive r), Vole, for Amoy an joston at AnnieS Hall, Nelson, for Keeler Raydorn, for Amoy ahd New ¥ Portland, mere (Br! Philtt do; Shanghai G Kehe Loiterer, um yilarana, Oct 10--Arrived, ‘Steet rider barks yn at £2 2 0d: eamer Nixgare, Curtis, New t | Miaiaras, Oct 16—Arrived, steamer Mercedita, Chadsey, New Arrived 15th, brig Eliza Horton, alae, Cardiff, Sailed 16th, stoxmers Caspian Trocks (| more): Liverpeot sia Jones, Nit Cortes, Bou New York), NF. % morin Connor, 1p Lake Miehi- Sailod 13th, steanner Abbotsford, Jones, Liverpool: b Mistord, MeNaughvon, Queenstown. Spee canvas pLaknAO, Hope 24—Satlod, brig TAmieto (Ita, Exposito, or Proguxdo, Oct 5-In port, achrs Frank W Kinery, Palkor, from New York for do, ‘in days: Lorine, Cain, from Vers Cruz for ae’ ees in 10 ui yet. gan, Bouffer, ndsen, Point; 14th ott, London for Monteaat: Ennai ; Sheldon, Brothers, West Gamma, Tuekharst, London for doz bay lystery, Rela, do-tor di ‘uppin, Charente tor Also atrived 14th, steamers Hofsley” from —— for Moo treal; Zmbro, from —— for do; G! tatiyas from ———= for 4 ships Take ‘Brlectolator, Glasgow for do; Liverpool, Ro edrickshald, Hansen, London; brig nor ford pool: ships Transit, Ruthen, | pi erpool: barks Camperdown, Angoai Tensen, Dublin; Rochester, Ross, Iyiige ek, ept 1—In ort. ship Coldstrontn, Salt yore Hawkins, a Navasnul and buck: wd rings, J omels for de, da. x port Sept 11, slp Caller Ou (Br), Ren, for New York: barks, Adw Wiswell. Wiawell, from Negevakl, arrived au 30; Katie Flickinzer, Gilman, from Nagasaki, aerived Aug 27; MB Tower, ‘Hallett, ‘from do, arrived Nept Gz Morro Onstle; Jowett, from do, arrived Sept G; Straw (Br), An r, Portlanil, © (clourad 10th); sehr Mine rion, Ho At da amor Carondelet, Fafretoth St Jor jt 16—Arrivod, pare Alice T Boardman, Boyd ‘Asien ane Hant; Chas 'E Sears, dN mith, from New York, Glonrod 18th, bark Eombard (Br), Brundage, Marsoiltes, Victoria, Oct 7--Arrived, bark California, Love, San Faanclsco; 8th, ship Corolla (Br), Messer, d Turner, an Yoronawa, Sept 17 (aot 6th) —Salled, bark Loring, Now York, Etta Loring, IPen Steamen ABYSSINIA.) ANTWERP, aed or a Coignosto, Shaw, New Yor! Yc AMSTERDAM, 2—Arrivea, Reullora, Waltefie el, Globe, McGiffin, Miramichi, vod, Livingstone, ‘Hansen, Mira- BREMEN, Oct 2—Sulled, Baltimora (6), Andressen, Balti- more; Espelund, Terkeldsen, Gulveston. Borvvavx, Oct 3—Sailod, Trenmore, Christensen, New York ; Therndean, Gilbertson, New Orlean' ofillea from Puniline ad, Obristinne (4). Uldrecheon, New Orlean Canvirr, Oct 3—Arrived, Jessie Boyle, Toms, Quebec; Caroline Bremud: enelat “ehdladetoi, Nailed dtl. i minin ser, inger, Halifa: Fo Royal Minstrel @, Taylor, ied, Hontida, Coloris, Now Orleans. Dear, Oct 4—Vassed, John Baufield, Hooper, Shields far Piitadelphia: th. Origut, Patterson, London tor St Marys; Alice Bradshaw, Sandford, do fur Trinidad; Fran- concn t, Tonettl, do for New Orleans, Donuis, Oct B-Satled, Abram Young, Dolaware Break- water, Guascow, Oct 4—Arrived, Midas, Todd, Piette GinnattaR, Sept 28—A\ Roget . on Marseilles (and sleeve Soured, Tigre, Vigliani, New Yor rolimich, New Orleans, Gorauurone, Aug 2o— Arrived, Bertoaux, Port Coconada, Havre, Oct 3—Arrived, Bonanza, Webster, Quel bee Hxnvorr, Oct 3—Sailed, Bella Mudgs, Walker, Halt IxnisiowKN Hran, Oct 4—Arrived, Eleanor, Parka “Bale Hiawatha, Little. Baltimos Oct 4— Arrived, Frazono, ¢ Devoto, Molinart, :, Ontario’ (s), Bouchetto, ‘award Island; Gind Th ; Loch Doon, Cauning, San Fri else Saliod 4th, Arabaia, Dakin, Southwest? Emma, Hamlrn, | Del Linaie’ Finnell, Smith, Tebeo! B.. Veritus, Frederickson, Sandy oo} Gao Heiney, ineKenzlo Demerara;’ Peter Crecat, Whalen, —Hatmpton Roady; Fanny, Mur- chison, eae a Malta, Kavanagh, Nortolk, Wm B Connor, Pe Linzie jeton, ‘Bombny . Molehs ‘A red Porter, ‘Hesketh, Se John, NB Farednmes Dusosn, Kitkhan, Charlotte Town brovuch!, Suttick, New York: ‘Chote Master Southwest Brown, Baltimore; Surah, Gulland, Detar Lownon. Oct 4~ Arrived, Thames (8)} (and entered out to return). eared 4th, ico Peabody, Hilton, Delaware Breakwater; Lainetar, Rosenberg. Bu Encored out 4th, Edmund Phinney, Berry, for Boston. Satled from Gravesend 4th, Harald Haatfager, Ponsaco- In; Stonewall Jnekson, Hampton Roads; W D Walley, Hav. field, Southwest Pass. ‘Lyitn, Oct 4—Arrived, Adriatic, Quobec. Sailed 4th, Plod, New Orleans, Loxnoxprnny, Oct Arrived, Harvest Home, Gormaain, StJobu NB; Addie I |. Maas Lis, Oct Manyrort, Oct mpbell, Montreal yw York. ik via Fal- rrived, Tove jonth. Raweasram, Oct 4—Cleared, Maryborongh, for Villertcos and BRETront, Oct 4—Cleared, Hants County, Cochrane, sailed 4th, Empiro, Leckie, Hong Kons. Pu.ac, Oct 1—Satied, Norma, Bomann, Pensacola. Bawanana, Aug 22- Arrived, Annie Lewis, Morse, Man- ritins Soveanara, Aug 21—Salled, Caribon, Lindsay, Probo- ng. ee Oct 4—Arrived; Thos Dreyden, Wallace, New or! ‘ow York. toa dient . Johannsen, New iver, me, Ocs 2—Arrived, A Jed Ist, Constantia, Tullaksen, Now York. Winrenavis Oct ScArrived, Horatto, Snefold, Quebec. Watenronp, Oct 3—~Arrived, Neva, of Lunenburg, NS. Wausxyaunpe, Sept J0—Arrived, Jernaes, Nielsen, Iattt- ore. Anyang, Oct ¢-Ratteds O Olinka, Capaitich, Philadelphia; Charleston. ARRS, Sept Db Carrived, Mary M Netisen, Francks, St sTOL, Oct 5—Sailed, Ala, Asiaksen, New Yor! nerast Oct 5—Arrived, Elizabeth, Tornebohin, Balti- 3 mhokoxacs, Oct 4—Suiled, John Lang, Bjorkqvist, Phila eiphin, REMEN, Oct 4—Arrived, Nurnberg (9). Jaeger, Balti- more. Railed st Calambia, Schumacher, New Ofleaus; Fried eb Hartwig, Beblen, New York. pea meibean, Oct 6—Pussed, brig Alice Bradshaw, of judsor, NS. Homnsy. Ort 5 a; Storm King. Reed, Liverpool, d, Lady Elma Bruce, Ponsucoin; ; Allon, New York. Ariived, Margaretha Moller, Now ve_Jand pitt of enrgo ‘ansed, Sernh, Rice, from Hamburg for hy Torfaen Pederson, London for New Jupiter, Hogeman, do for Bull River, 4x, Oct 5 railed, Kildonan, Pictou, Gtasaow, Vet 3-—Sailed from the Tail of the Bank, Port- Jand, Anders outhwoet Pass. exock, Oct G—Arrived, Agda, Lind, Chatham; The Thiele, Quetee cvster, Oct G—Sailed, Dorina, Cattarinich, New OA, Oct 2—Cleared, Marietta, Bava, Pensacola. ~Let yo .Impi (Nor), Hamann, for Iaenos ‘Ayres; and the Humber ports, Arrived, Emilia Clampa, bor Issisnowns ivan, jew York. Oe S.-Areived, Idaho (s), New York: Di- Chatham,” NB; Minuet, Grubstrom, son, Richards, Prince Edward Isfand; Set Glamis Castle (5), China McDonald, St John, ing (s), Ludwig, ow Get 6—Arrived, Hannuna, on Ey Ove 3 Delaware Bronkwater; Queen of Hearts, Mater, tndsen, Deluwaro; 6th, Dinsmor renrce, Now York; . Hatten, South fobn Hansen, alich, New Or: York; 64h, O'Netl, Miramieh| nas Cochrane, of . Daginar, from Quévec of Mulitax ; Sophin Cook, for Plyman eitn Mud from London tor New York, KD Oct Arrived, fGenter. Loveson, Quebec. | Guidiee, New York; N Sy Sarat Sept SPs FO Jones, McLeod, from P ROB ANG Prote: Orcutt moa iG, Aug 13—Sailed, as, t, Fale Philadephia indie Hawn ian Rowan \ Aesetinys, (3) atm Meet Hartlepool tor itontreat, + aenereds wnt icuat reived. Nampa, 2 a) = vane Li areata, cy Hall fax? 1 are Samuel Wack: paren: Ost T—cleared, | ea bh . Sept 21~Arrived. Helen A Holmes, Eldridge, 2ath Yittorta, Maresco, New York. Soural t 18—-Arrived, Caribou, Lin 2 via. Taos, Oct’bDlenred, Lie Houghton, Rose eestor Oct 2—Arrived, Fe, from Philadelphia and Ate Wananaven: Oct 4—Arri ‘7 BUI areas: MUU TRE eee Monday. SR, West tainuroot, Oct 4—Arrived, Pallas, Koudsen, Kinewatt, Oct 6-—The’ Agil, of Prin PB emt gh nyc A sil of Prince Edward Tend Lamvast, Oct 5—Tho Laboramus bark, of daik ‘from’ Miramiobt (timoer), has put fn ero having rang elenk und Tost ‘part cnr overboard on passage hopes gsr PORTS, AL BXAUDRIAL Oct LSmArrived, steamer John Gibson dence: 3 wed Sinten eh — t MS thoman Kawramy des Mary U Arnold, Passed dowa, trom Georgetown Samuel Castner, Vea gy ate Calvin P Hagia eens it Hy Brecett, Portland Hate Little, N RW er, Banton Rilen, apt w van do: an uel itt. New Hay ron; Susan’ Ellen, ——. abstorta. ‘ On Oot 1s—arrived, ship Leading’ Wiud, inckley, Hon; 14th —Aerived, ts Pilgrim, Fowle, Hong Kong; bart Emily Chaplin (Br (Br), Harris, do. Oct 6 —Arrived previously, sehr Herbert vanaer son, cane for Corpus Clit nO OSTON, Let «1, stonmer Somerset, Hallett aah Dodge, Balt tee Dsege, Hore nie, © Panovs. Alexnnideia’ Bolle Harty, Bak pat 4L Adams, Nicigarson Ira Lair ; Boxart; F Wsohuron, ‘Oulton race Van Duve oH a3 MEL Smith, Smaith,” wud. Sa ‘niladelphia; JH Bartlett, Po Port Wheaton, Barrett, Hoboken: ward Bur. , vtPore urPrinee, David. Gl ‘ ety Fleld, EJ avend 3 S Williams, Jr, ba oe ay nderkershen, Batemun ; Blizabeth , Lee, and Wi ues: Lee, Philadetphia, ety: Ajnria, McBride man, Parker, Johnson; F arrived, Urls leinubel, Hooper, Port Johnson: Katahdin, B dio; gohes WH Jordan, Crowell, Alex driag Mary « ‘801 do; J. D' Williams, Pierce, da Aun obi do annie K shaw, Do: lano, er. + FH Odiorne, rovvelt, ‘A Frisk, Matthows, do; Alcorn’ Ronivacn, dor Bil Stowe, Muason, d a ‘A. Coombs, Cooun se todstan toa unt. Pendleton. Perth lon, Soutl i; Horace abevok, Smith; Aihat durtos *Gsenbe Mosler Asiea A Amen Beak Churchman; Risley; Sophia God- insmore, "Parkes; Hanna, Styys ta Morris, Dutch; Helen Index, Gurrivon; Henry 1 May, May Godtrov: James ® Manson, Pingey 3 El ay Lars Burlingame, Burlingame: i eG Winsor, Atwood Mary Stowar mip, Laura V Roso, Alien, Philndelphi Lamprey, srould 1 Curtis, inkell; Sea Fonm, Neath: Kawarda, Wost ‘and Isola. tort Johnson; Koret, Hoosen, Alligator, Spiagus, do; b'3 Gilder: os Kollina, do. Oleared—steamer Wm Crane, A Wiggins Kent, Baltimore; sehr tewm Now York for Portland, passed Sipe Gow att ALCLMO! ir teumern, Nova Scotian Pe inlchardaom, Liverpool; McClellan, March, Savannats Brune, § onlu, Veasov, omer New, Marcia Manin Foetand oe penne ers rig Ki ey. itis, “Boston ; Willie al Werder | (Got), Franke, seeweein t (Ger). Undussuch, Bi ; Braunsenwe! do; Wm Ry ante, Rrovidence: parks Wokomis (Be), Cassidy, a nets, Queonstowns Aurora HW Prescott, Merriman, verve, Kerr; Werder, barks Rip Ba ben cy Oct 13—Cleared, brig Avbie ‘Thaxter. Voasio, et tetas sobre Walter F Parkor, bn ed Wash B Chester, Brown, lor Rotona, Portland, for, Howdotni any ‘Mail, Morrill, New York for Gardi- Nokomis, led—Sehrs — 8 Ingrabam, sLeeangy by Balti usiens ‘e Russoll, N dam Iith—Arrivod, ba] re Goes, Fi ry iow York: Harry Percy, jones, Enjeaatyeen “Nae 0 load tor New se to lon’ for Norfolk. jed, stoamor Lizzie Hendore Rarougl D Carton, Freeman, do; sches ding: Sete ie # loo rt BR Se ‘ jArant! rhe! it), from OTT he Cremer ear (usr). « Gerdi, Antwerp; schr Wal- “onBatEn, Bstves,.oche Selec: buguste, Pratt, Ni x DUTCH ih MARBOR, Oct 13, PM—Arrived, schr lau iia “sip Fall Rivor for New York (and salied). raged. KS American E: tuckot ir any) big eptnt villon, ‘ork ior Snow, Newpore ter - pnitadelphia (a FOmaIERS MONEOR. 16—Passod in, bark Kato from Boston for peers iSet Bh oa yeived: sebrs Jas Sattorthw: hd % orniraw; Ana T'Sip: yngns, Gandy, Philaielphing Faw aglo, Newlove, Burnham, ql : Donna Anna, ‘Ambrest, au sailed 15th except the New Haverstraw? thArri sohrs By ye Sache Muris Fleming, dot 8B Wileon, semple, 1 ita Catford, Barrett. Whitadelptin; Wee seshntl, dor fame i iron Dodge: Ida ts toward. and Mareli York; Maud Webster, do. ne beta hogee nevis Wilson, ‘Semple, Philadel out r, Get 18,0 AM—{ullod, steamer Rio Gran Tram Univestony, New Di redet Ieclebred, sche Edwin 8 Tyler, Miller, catbarten, RLBAN' 12—Arrived. stonmors Emily B yuger, Pout, ee eevia Florida porte: Chiltan, Sram. pool wie, Weal Indles and Mextean ports; ship Migute th torow (nero, Laverpool sonra eb (Sorry randat ; sch ‘ond, Plreatt. Utitta, veche Uerrio, Jone s. Wel ts, Barbados, 16th—Cleared, stoumers Uber mpbell, Li pool; fea eee Now Tork: Oars Leopold ow Marie sons Juliette Terr) ardner, aed Mille ie ti sehrs Donna Anna, Am- oa may sn ¥oss, New York; Ela oe ae sonre onnmte Mesorre, French, Rockland ve for ‘New. ork (after dischargin, here) Ella yonnell, Thoinpson, Alexn rset; Tillie E, Heian Hiangor for Port Johnson, ie m h— Sail Mlot boat Per, of new Yor! doch —aalled. licen Forty 1ata. scie Mary B Wood- Be th Ambo: hulp, Horton, South ratty * a Weed wi NEW. Ost 15-—Areive is Gurney, ridgo, "ose exe jowne cleo Gurney ihr ugh oep, chy bilndolpbia: J Ek Newkirk, Newkirk, Georgetown Alexandeia; Ronding RR No 41 Earle, Perth Amboy: Reading KR No 43, dos ‘loops Unity! Payonta: Lynch, Lynch, Kinxsto Also “arrived, steamer Joun "Sitdatoton Bn, Robson, Ginsgow (to lond arms tor PORT GAMBLE, Oct Beare, bark Jas Choston, Swanton San Franclacy, PORT MADISON, Oct 7—Arrived, bark Oakland, Ste- a 00, ed, ship Cogniinba, Arey, San Francisco, UT TOWNSEND. Oct 7—Atrived, bark Cassandra, Adams, te PURT LUDLOW, Oct 8—Suiled, bark Forest Queen, Burne, San fre nok rn uakeiet Oct 7—Arrived, bark Amelia, Foye, Sa IXSKCOLA, Oct 12—Arrived, schr Guide, Collier, Now Ore he Arrived, schr Lizzie F Dow, Ch Cleared—Bark Perseverance (Br), brindan Guentin (Sp), Urnbaso, Hay HeHTDADELPHTA ns 16—Arrived, ae eee Lancay P folie For 3 Harris. bur; th, Salent; ie lower, Davidson, ew York; Virginia, Hunter, Charleston; Hercules, Swasey, New: Dupont bark Ocean Travellor (Br), from Fowoy; sehra a oh anes i 4; wchr Bete, Gup- rt land, St Jobn, bles: Ph oss Frat sterwin, Be all ita sng ahora al, Ne how Woolsoy, Fall River; Read Waray Kew Levadoms Po leree, Hostow (and siFinitedy : Gita, Davin, New York: 5 gees @ 8 Terry, Raynor, New Bedford Win Buox, Mil ton; Julia A 4son, Smith, ‘Somerse! Vigured. ‘bark: Napoleon IIT (Nor). rH schrs Bennington, bdwards Bristol, ry ieton, Whittaker, Burbudosy Mary f Femerlek, Kick. is. Savannah: Pedro A Grau, Lake, Charleston: Harr Lanaels Taylor, West Poiut, 8B Franklin, Grifia, Prov dence. Lnwnn, Del, Oct 163 1e—Arrived, bark Bel Stewart (Br), K acer ine Romer Otte (from London), Charleston: ba HY ‘Janke (Bs), Rouen; Millie Bain (Br), Bridge: “PORTLAND, Oat 16— Arrived, bri, Hypert Willard, do: Kthan allen, do ve Aes Chas Cobb, New ro rk. ig Hattie M Bain, Dou (reonock. AW toner, Oct 15—Ar u etch. di, mieys Wm Mayo, Wintiuker, Ma nels Alexandr t OWN. Oct 12—Arrived, schr Eliza Ano, Mayo, Philadephia, PROVIDENCE, Oct 15—Arrived. steamer Onn Whiting, Harding. Philadelphia: sehrs sory ries, iy boll, Alexandria for Pawtucket ; Theresa Wolte, pg P. er, Porth Pri atc Ohas Carroll, Denike, and Oneust, Winters, Powell, and West Wind Nite "Menrhof, Haver yi NY Fitanc SCO, Let ts—Cleared, ship Blongfell (Br), McCulloch, ip Canon Harrison (Br), Haws. Burrard Inlet, jeared, ship Friedlander, Morrison, Mejiilones. SAVANNAH, et 15—Clenrod, bark Sun Sebastian y las van No 2 (xp), Mendioin, San Sobastian, IGth—Arrived, steamer Rupidan, Kempton, Yow York, Cleared—Steamers Herman Livingston, Mallory, New York: Sarazossa, Hooper, Baltimore (and both satled) ; ship Moan wie (Br), Uhurchill, Liverpool. MERSET. Oct 15—Artived, sehr Ellen Tobin, Vaughn, Georgetown, STONINGTON, Oct 15—Arrived, sche Mary Stowe, t Johtigon, MA Nickot, Mitch Arrived, ship Dashing Wat HAVEN, Oct 15 —Arrived, brig Nell oll, Cady, Azua (St Dotningo rs ¥ Corson, Will: Iain “nd AM Lee, Williams, Philndoiphis: James's Hew: Foster, and Wiono, McDonald, Baltimore; Loulan Bird ealinat, Geondeiown. DU foe, Bost K Rawley, wor, do tor’ Portland; D Lond, Murphy, ltappa: isanook. River,jor, Kennebunk; Warreston, wealth, Wal } mouth for New Yor Globe wnd Nellie Eaton, . Oct 17—Arrived. brigs Asha (Nor), EB! Hilding (Nor), Jorgensen, London? 1G Huger, Lane Bleanor (Br) slow, Demerara, KPOR it 13—Arrived, whe J G Fell, Shropshire, Perth Ambo; ESTE! Oct 14—Arrived, sotirs Hane, Bishop, Phil- adeiphiny EW Babeuck ‘ort Johnson, y foot long; must oughly wall formed aud. by frat class build GOLDSBORUUGH, Easton, M