The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1877, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4%, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. ead 3) ALL. a ht vessel that ever SAN Axpeas, Oct ——In_ port, sehr Sophia Hum R snd ste sens oft ton: met. sotsey ofthe Denee STANLEY’S EXPLOIT. WESTERN UNION TIME B: ty op Raa unin willie trom" Greytown, Sry for Balunore, 40 om AF TER . out the whole of the seat of war tbe ‘oa caravans of 1—Noon. srt, bay «Rar mer path be naar hae oy > ee houns, PR, Oct 6—Sailed, sehr Monte Christi, Smith, fying Mussuiman peasantry might be secu toiling ‘The time ball of the W: Te ap’ Conn more for n -otland). Port au Prince. HE STANDS UNRIVALLED AS AN EXPLORER. ¢ time ball of the Western Union Telegraph Company | distress, is rendy f. {Tn tof het leaking te in- . Bele slowiy but patiently slong the dusty roads, apparently (hy standard time United States Naval Observatory at | correct, examination of her log being oifered as proot. tau 2oNm, NB, Oct 30-—Arrived. park Gare sera Amaboys quite reconctied to their fate and feeling it ro [From the Richmond (Ohio) Independent.) Lardehig. $6. live 8: She open bly Sr are and weeks | From the removest ages the sources of the great towed here with mactinery disabled. Will repair at one feared inh, brig Althea (Br), Farrell, Youghal. : 5 j Nem | tosetber unui they arrived at their destipation, Tn- ee page bic sedeweaet eed > pabssdsley ag ebohenca pore At wees Shenae teed, many thousands Dav the summer and | African ero problems that travellers and ge- | DONT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 1,, 1877. Cis ae are GIT ak tein his vere nest Mouday, to be een BORN Washington) dropped one-tenth second slow, Fishing steamer Joseph Chureb, of Tiverton, has been | yivgin'\"Pye, Havre (or New York—put in for a harbor. are iiving stlli without any other shelter than that Ographers were incompetent to solve, Theories and called the sintram. forded by their arabes or covered carts oF by a go surmises were numerous enough, but all 1 A of boughs and leaves’ By night they sieep in the carts 6 | jut equally ARRIVALS, i ana by day squat about ‘on the ground under their | valueless. Ptolemy and Herodotus approximated the NOTICE TO MARINERS. ASTORIA, Oct 23-—Arrived. ships City of New York (30. sbacow, truih as nearly as any others, oither ancient or mod- | REPORTED RY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | tne buoy indicating the sand bar off Throgg’s Point, LI | Bdward James. Osficton.tionointn {orth ent Hivadietss elsco; brig Orient, Williams, do. PALEXANDILA, Oct ‘B1—Arrived, schr J V Wellington, te A un toe Georgetown—Sehrs Colin © Baker, from nation gt vairoun iucrgetown—Schrs Carrie Holmes, : oa for Jereay City: £ Kt Rirk, Providenee ; Bill Stow, Boston’ WHALEMEN. Jennie A Shepherd, New Haven. beagaclieypl rons RALD NB TELEGRAPH LINE. CAMP LIFE AT VODITSCHA. | jes oncetn s 02 ite ties between Rasgrad | ¢FM until Fark, Denman aud Clapperton and the Lan- | ,,,, HERALD WHITHNTONS TELEURAPH LINE, | Sound, is missing, iy and Esk: Djumaa very extensive encampment, prod- | ders traced the Niger {rom its source to the Atlantic. | i4tn, witi Provinexcr, Nov 1—Capt Kalley, of at ably that of the entire population of one of the aban- | It ig keowm tu the natives us the Joliba and the | Steamer, Leming (Ger). Lu zupares ties te bevngais ot sabe tot Oates, en doned villages. The carts were ranged close togetber in the form of a circle, within which were erected | @uerra. and Mungo Park traced it from near its source | _ steamer Rotterdam, (Dutel), Vis. Ration dangorous to passing vossels. Surprise of a Russian Outpost in the Rear of | somo of tne primitive bough huts, and at night time | eastwardly past Timbuctoo and supposed it continued | Mii. and Pinannucr tr Bumed, Bdve te, Qe gag the Turkish Position vou ae soteree a earelcnie ap d ere (Higy charee' GOT sented ENP FI Bebe Hah ee meee sae einer Bee Jere cay BOSTON, Nov. 1—Arrived, st 5 of the men and wome' aged in . eb 2, Ls jan 58 10, passed & 4 Nov. 4 fag wheat, whieh they had either purchased, or, | T¢ sources of the Nile and the Congo were equally | siznal lerters QOH. Bark Linda Stewart, which arrived at New Bedford from | Now, Yorks Willlamenors, iw yy as is more provable, received as a — gilt | donbtful, The Lualaba, the outlet of Lake Tanganytka, erences Atias (Se). Tow, Fortean: Prine Ont, 10, Jaorash a whaling voyage Oct 30, will be Sited immediately for eK 1 Shaw, Springer: A Ji Leamin Irom the inbabitants of a neighboring vill the directi bers | 20th. Aux Caves 20th, and Kingston 25h, with mdse Atlantic Ocean under the command of Capt Crapo, lave ore, Burge. and IL = Brooks, Quigley, all trom Philee Giose to che encampmegh ta; reviue which eeparaved.| "en ‘° the: north: tn! she: Ginecsion “OF the: AIDS. |, uamengarn.se_fire,, Renimeer a ca.~ lad verinee wets | canmon ob bark: Osprey, at HD. aciphin; William Fling, Pendleton, Hoboken ; Kenduskong, Voorrsema, Sept 95, 187 | oe te ne ei ta asaas a fountare ands stecam of | Nivanza, and when first discovered was very naturally | Wit} saually and clouds weashey fron Usttonse Trane, Hoboken: Edwin A Stevens, Smitii >, Steamer Sarat Sunberg, Havana Oct with mdse Since our “offensive reconnoissance”’ of Friday last, | pure water at wuieh the relugee women filled their | supposed to be one of the aifluents of the Nile, But | toJames Ward a Oo. es: ethport; Frank Jameson, Jameson, thy SPOKEN, Mivobell, Olive R n ot Ali that he | bitcners ard wasted their clothes, ihere was an air | both Livingstone and Cameron found that the former Steamer Regulator, Dor Wilmington, NO, 3 days, ° art Johnsen. 6 . in which the Russians taught Mebem of completeness and tranquillity about this settlement | lake had a inuch lower level than the latter, conse- with mdse to Wn Cre SOREL 0 an: pip, Bakes Bicboue : P Clyde f 200: ty ae hip Oceas rom, New York for San Fi River; Mary B Long, Hardy, Norfolk, vin Kone must not reconnoitre strongly intrenched positions | Or wanderurs which was Very striking, and, asl suid, | quently the Lualaba could not flow into it, They were | , Stcamer Ola Domini Bienmend Gity pelae dma Ca POs ae uabbeel Hyonn Proctor, Doane, Baltimore, via Koune- with only nine batialions, nor assume the offensive un- | mage one realize (he nomadic propensities of the Ot- | both unsuccesslul in attempting to trace the ouliet 10 | steamship Go, Norfolk, with mds Sept ba 10 83-40 ion TO a5 W jer; barks Gem, Prospero Padre " erations to commanders | 40! rk. 1 have bac constantly in ny mind, when | the ocean. Bark Milo (of Yarmouth, NS), Rebbina, London Sept 29, 3 . 5 We 3 5 ae ee eee tetrenh. Wie: eperatte’ 1 ACTOSss suc! icenes, a ence irom Mr. Free- It was reserved to Henry M, Stanley to explore that | in ballast to James W Kil % i roads, bark Martha Davis. ‘Co. Oct 14, lat 39 80, lon large new American ship 5 ; capable of carrying them out, there bas beon nothing | jauty jaest work, ‘Ibe Ottomaa Power in Europe,” | great river. 1n August of last year ho marched from | 53 20, had hurricane from SE. veering suddenly to XW. re JCKF (but nos sure af the eamers og Tt Stouts bf importance at the front, The skilful and well con- | in which he says:—"We cannot tov constantly re- | wear the Equator, were the persevering Livingstone ° lusting 12 hours; thence strong NW winds, off in tine style, Sept 23, Jat 31 30. edly now ship Pauay (of Salem), Bi ‘Andtens: Frederico Lo Aveted deience of their chosen position by the Rua- | Member, we cannot too often repeat, that the Turks | and the inirepid Cameron bad beeu obliged 40, re- eee, Thames Rinall (Ger), Dillwits, Hartlepool 54 days, of Bianchell, Mull: set ao femean, Y eciniores To the and which we call Turkey are not the people ot | inquish it by impenetrable jungles and the | "Wark antoinerta 0 (ital), Trapant, Trapant 60 da ring SB, showing signal | and F scalla, and from wcond letter! and voing | “BALTIMORE, Nov 1—Arriv , lon 42.46, '(Undount- | Pieree, Newborn, NC; Josephine from Boston Sept 12 | York: barks Northwood, Adam: ‘ for Melt her signal lett RF. ‘a , with Ce eee) ford: Maiild Kranz, Small, New vor, sians on the 2ist has gone far to redeem their credit, | ioe jand, but simply an army of occapution ecamped | hostiity of ferecious native tribes. With | salt to Slucovich & Co Pussod Gibrulgur Sept 15, ‘ mere Nuruberg (Ger), Jneger, Bremen; which bad been sadly impaired by the sweeping defeats | among them. The words te ot Ceoupsion? no ex- | bis sie army ot several hundred men, well armed | | Schs Mary 8 Lunt (er Lee, Aauin pias ‘with logwood | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS wa n Crane, Kent. I Bonton. 5 au P Coles iat Empire, Stow art “ ‘ < - i» Sha lerons actly express the truth of the case that there are no | and provided with all the means possible to be pro- er; vussel to BS Wonbery & U0. % Ww Dublin; ‘sehrs Wm G Lowls, Bax- of Karahassankeu! and Kazeljevo, and the contempt im | Yrs PAPen he iriends of the Turks—that isy the | cured in Contral Africa, through the liberality oft Schr Tul Ammernan, Fierion. Port Royal, 21 days. with | Merchants, shipping agents nnd shipmnasters are nforniod | tor. ontog: Von which their dgnting powers are hold by the Turks may | guemieg ol the land and people of Turkey—so greatly | New York HuKaLD and the London Zelegraph, ho | Yellow pine to i eae ivchactivedatat, | tat by telegraphing fo the Huai London Burenu, ad- | _ Salled—Sieamer Nurnberg, ship Imparial, aries Mizpah, be a little modified by their bebavior st Cherkovna | -disiixe to hear, Those words exactly sct forth the | plunged into the savage and unexplored region where lem taarie Otrante, (isd) fro Bel behead hy Ist. | dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or tothe Bria town, Vents idonte/and Rad ble sit fe and the frmuess of the stand they made there, The | Wrath of the case; they bring out strongly that the | hope of suocor was wholly cut off, Me Bad fe Salty | sale, shittine suddenly to NW. bowing for 12-hoara with | Faris office, addressing: “Hennett, Ot Avenue do l"Onera, Von ee i Giavurs are good for something after all! SUOh A Sontmet ne Keeee Shem te dest oe? | Leng alion in seateak. TUN WAG a sailing vousel tne | Durtienne force: barometer 28.70; remainder of vosare Faris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and |, BELFAST, Oct 29—Sailod, scbr Lillian, Ryan, City Point, Yesterday and to-day ali has been quiet in both LOOKING OVER THK TOWN, endurance of bis men in Wat torrid cline, and thoy pa Bark cnbild (Nor), which. was anchored in the Eastern ports of American and all foreign vossels trading rrived, schrs David Faust, Smith, Phile famps, much to the surprise of many who thougnt Voditscha isa large und once prosperous village, lying | were harassed aians aad dey, by the mang t oat lower bay came up to the city Ist AM, with the United States, the same will be cabled to this adelpnia Geo K Young, Marshall, Boston, to load for Bale > vhicis Whose poisoned arrows prove: p, y + y fi lf im ors that the morning after the unsuccesatul attack would | "hill wuich rises ubove the right Onok af the stroum, 1yPfo mony of bis men, Notwithstanaiag pie Leary FassBD THROUGH: ELL: GATE ae eer ene. Ralied—Sehr Goo W Jewett, Blalr, Philadelphia, certainly witness a renewal of the attempt to carry the | here culled the Jordan, which flows into the Banischka | losses, includiug the desertion of 140 of uis men, he BOUND SOUTH. ‘Gaetan para wil Guntad Rita Saice' (a oibre! eodnocls Cent 1 papeggernry mah G Smith, he Lom at some distance turther down the valiey. ‘The | pressed onward. His motto seems to have been, ‘On, Steamer Noreus, Hallett, Boston for Now York. for Philwielphin. = 3 Russian position with increased forces or else a 5 a cal and expeditious tor tolesraphing seit peal \p chan: thon Nbetsedsseens: lie, 66: Cbalines Banks, population was a mixed one, half Turk, bali Bulga- | Stanley, on!” Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford tor 3, pounter attack along the ravine which inter- ae the Initer being the more numerous, and, ils | His course trended to the northwest, passing the Wee on. Bo ascre tac now Xie Goodwin, st U4. piahehednitbadled tat iy 3 Be le s or . Provider y yy +R -' sehrs Jess ANT, tects the Turkish line ot right angles and is | scarcely necessary to add. the more :hrifty and in- | Equator, then to tne West, then to the souluwest, ro Bile waciee ate Crew a1 008 it Baek. of wad fren OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bey nner as Oe — ant med ae dustrious, The whole Bulgarian population of Voa- | passing It, thus showing prety conclusively the river 4 1 ith stone to PI feesba threw Teeth fito the ebme oF $66. Rusmane:| wap s IONtAre OF ihe AGANLG Ocemm Memb ibe mot | Horpnedee see tr Mew Tork 11 dare, WAN: ee — Nov t—Arrived, b Boltise (Br), Williams, Liverpoo! Bristot, Nov 1—Arrived, bark Rosa (Ital), Cacace, New | Carl Georg (Ger). Stover, London: Hans This (Nor). Thiiry to a certain cxtent dominated by the ridge on which the Russiang have made their | when they advanced acroas the Jantra, The tertile | with a series of cataracts, altpost Niagaras, extending | ~ sehr Vesta (Br), Paliner, Dorchester, NB, for New York. ‘| voy Gluszow: brig Bolle Stut (ir), Nickerson, Demerara; sche stand, But nothing whatever bas hyppene and the | country arvund is Jairly cultivated and the southern | through thirieen mules, Arouud these they had to Schr Sammy Ford, Allen, Kockland, NB, for New York. Lizzie Lane, New York. silence of the grave hanga over the buttle field; the sloves of the hills are covered with large vineyards, | drag tho Lady Auce aud _ cunves, [requeutly under a Henry H Seavey, Seavey, St John, NB, for Safled Ist, bark Mia Madro E (Ital), Scotto, Galveston; fee ae hip beset Bowka Roman, Hav T % s Alt ork. jorte ir). orton, Amsterdain. . 3 which yield fine grapes, The whole of this year’s | ire from the natives. er passing theso rapids | York yo syan, St John NB, for New York, brig Mira, do. gale, Horton (ihr), Harton. AmsLerE aI a aoa, bulk of the Russian forces have been withdrawn to | produce has tallen into tke hands of the Turks, Sol- | tnoy enjoyed » briel cessution of hostuities which eu- A Mo N their bivouac oa the reverse side of the ridge, while | diers, Circassians and bashi-bazouks have gone | abled tuem to recruit ior the resumption of thoir Sob mene ienens IREn IOSD ee er winders de theo ig through the vineyards, and what they left the return- | Journey soutnwestward, Fortauately for thom the | New York. on our side the brave men who yesterday gave such | iny siussuiman villagers b: ‘on- | river uow became wider, consequently they kept in | Sebr spurtel, Oliver, Windsor, NS, for New York, Bxurast, Nov 1—Arrtved, bark Skjerholt (Nor), Corjusen, | OHESTEI, Nov 1- NS, for | Philadelphia; sehr H © Winsbip, Doane, Baltimore. Borpraux, Oct 30~Arrived, senr Chas E Gibson, Em- rived, schr Zephyr, Bowman, New ork, DANVISRSPORT, Oct 20—Arrivod, steamer Harrisburg, ..Vhiladelphia, gathered and eaten; ‘ Fos signal proof of their mettie and the reserve battalions | sequently there will be no wine next yoar at Voditscha | midstream, where ‘they core LO rele to thor Scir Mary i Harris, Crowley, Windyor, NS, for ery, Baltimore, eas ae gk Ov Racy ich pours Josephs Souther, 4 ot y 1a olden, Torry, Now York, who wero provented {rom sharing their glory by tho | With which the Bulgarians can colebrate iboir | euomivé on tho | vanks. ‘the Lady Anco 1, Sitnideot, Ni, tor New York: Sniled Oct 29, bark Lalla (Br), Johnston, United States, acts, Phil ry. Forty einuncipation from the yoke of the Osmani, {fever | led tho way, followed by the canoo leet, Coa ee eT eee Nt ioare for New Torts Panunn, Vet 20—Arcived, beck Adeituel (Ger) .Broh New |’: GAIAM ie Mneaa vake Gatuneta ones Imbectlity of their generals are encamped along the | they come back, which 1s not likely, they will tind | but the expediven was now threatsned ina, Rocknort tor New York. wooded heights, out of sight of the enemy, but ready, | not only that others huve reaped tho barvest which | with famine and were ior three days wholly destitute Fae Farts pe Daeh for ee oe York, York. Dennison, Rockland for New York. von, Rockland for Now York. Cleared—Bark Samuel Welsh, Kroll, New York. LUBEO o they sowed, but tbat their burns and garners are in | of food, 50 shut guuwing hunger torced tiem to land. Schr David Ellis, Terry, Rockland tor Now Lork. Bomuay, to Oct 31—Arrived, bark Chattanooza, Free- | LOK, Oot 25—Sailed, schrs Quoddy, Young, Now beet yd esting topes ssc sheeting | the possession of Sir. Freeman's ‘ariny of occupa: | They were torunaie in meeting » tribe acquaintea | Ser GW ‘Baldwin. Dents. Rockian” for'sew York, man, New Yor. York: Hominy, Ford “Allen. do: Sout lnehoaht tiiekan Aw 3 BRAC! tion,” and that the homes they abandoned for the | with trade, trom whow they ubtwned a supply ior ihr we > " ‘ “f Beynour, to Nov 1—Arrived, brig David Owen, Chad- wing, Houghton, Swanson, ‘The Russians aro, no doubt, busy with pick and | territory occupied by tho invading Russians bave been | their most’ presting Wants, ‘This tribe was posseased | Schr Kate Newman, Newman, Carver's Harbor, Me, for | oy [ RUNGERIDE p Ost 30-—Arraved ache. AM oieheLs Woe? . | Cccupied by tho Mussulman squatter, Unfortunate | of four muskets which bad been brought up the river Sehr Jachin, Getchell, Machiay for New York. = 8, A oscln nibehaa be yf tenaeeieerd ung oppad panto ine | Face, whose destiny it 18 to be ground between two | froin tue oceuv. ‘Threw days tater they reached amar- | Schr J U Rogers, Koxers, Bath for New York, Hanpow, Ooh. S0-failed, ship’ Nogantam, Foster, fonth, an LT ra hg Re RR faa trenchments in the places where the experionce of | mighty millstones, wh nis for New York. west Poss. P Bretsdorf (Nor), Hassel, Antworp; schrs Daisey E Park: last Friday may havo revealed an insufliciency of the | of nereduary enemi Bohra) Bi Ma toty Ceri eon ew er Bancetowa, to Nov 1—Galled, bark Agostino Felugo | hurst, Hooper, Saguas SOten, Uellla. é means of defenec, especially on the flanks of their | 2 the top of which siands the house which wo oc. | was one of the bloodiest they fought. Hore ihe | Sor Siri bvown, falloek. Now Bedtord for New York, | (ital). New York ‘Cleared—Steamer Lalande (Br), Cowan, Ldyervoo cupy, are the ruins of the Bulgarian church and | name of the Lualaba changed to that of the Congo | Rehr Ocean Wave, Stearns, Roverly. for Now York. Catz, Obt 27—Halled, sotir Graco Davis, Davis, Portland, | hives harks Agar (Au Baswunteh itu, Be” Lepore, country is the battle tleld | tial tribe all armed Wild inuskets; with it thoy toughta Sehr swallow, Barlow, Cali A litle way down tno hill, {| batue which continued twelve miles on the river and Schr OH Baton, Lemon, Calais tor New York, position toward the village of Verboca on the left and | school, which were. completely destroyed by the | or Zuire. Thus fighting his way be progressed Sehr Virginia, Bargess, Boston for New York. si Knicks the wooded country on their right, throagh which | bashi-bazouks when they entered the village om the | until no reached the Atlantic wt the inouth of the river, Sehr G vw May, Haley, Boston tor New Yor! bajo e bam tin. Mabite. Rajokersaneers Nee Sat ae ay Vaca tiddshs loan hetneatisctive’ arsempe- n | heels of the Russian evacuation, and close by w hor- | in latitude & degrees south, August $ vl the present | Schr Lehmann Blew. Vanallder, Boston for Now York, D Oct 31—Sailed, bark Brothers & Sisters (Br), Au: | “Steamers, Mississinpl (Br) Tindall, for Liverpool, passed sina le bis fe attempt to approac' rible stench assailed our nostrils us we continued our | year, His jittie army bad wasted away by disease, Sehr NB fos tohet Headeteer Risto for New York. bery (from Hamburg), Delawaro Breakwator (another re- | through the Jetties and ts outside Southwest Pass, coming; and turn tho intrenesments, The Turks als. are | walk down the road. 1 looked over the lenco of | desertion and the killed, 1m We thirty-two Daisies | Robe Himire Worley, King, Haclorhepers for New York. | port says Baltzmore). City of Belafol (Br), for Livorpoot. is nlso outside saallas, strengthening thelr hold on tho bills above this vile | (he courtyard | we | were | passing, and gaw | fought. to abe, Taey ware ink leeble (Bnd ox. | Schr Eva biverty. Gundy, Providence tor New York. Batied Mov'li ‘birk Uman' (Sw) Acdorien) Mow¥oiliy'| Snore ee ene wen, eee i Foe 's oe readfu austed condition w ob a i Bul Sehr Frederick Eaton, Post, Warren, RI, for New York. vO} A —| oO Jage; two more batteries of artillery have been | siato of decomposition. Two of the corpses wero | serings they endured on tuerr loug and perilous march | Schr Excolstor. Blydéwburg, Cold Spring for New York, | brig J W Beard (Br), Robinson, Charleston (both from Lon- | | NORFOLK, Nov Arsived. sclir Annie W Collin, Hard Drought up and placed in position, and the division of | baif buried unuer heaps of straw; but the third, a | of more than 2,000 miles, »! Sebr Amorican ve am, Heany, New Lonuon for New York. don). NEW BEDFORD, Ores Areived, sehrs Jesse W Knight Sabit Pacha is now ranged in line with that of | bewdlexs skeleton, lay aloe, with no covering bat tho ‘These expivrations will result in opening up that bere CPt RL ae olla ye pure stick Sed Dustin, Oct 31—Sailed, bark Wilhelm (Nor), Roed, ‘Lavrence: BaMinorss Tele at Fiton, Loge, ‘“innow. NY) Salich Pacha and Princo Hassan, the services | T#ked clothing wwch clung to the bones; the bare | imin productive continout to the civilization und | Sours kdwnrds, Hdwards, New Haven for 'hilnaelphia, | United States. Florence, Haskatt.:Haverstrsle: Kerry. Oretean. Ines am 4 i ' skuil lay at some distance, with its holiow eye sockets | commerce of tho world. The expedition was sus- Schr AG Ponae, De ortland, Ot, for Now York, Giprartar, Oct 26—Arrived, brig Amileure (Ital), Do | Chase, New York. = 4, rea ot whose Egyptians I should think will never again | turned skyward, I turned away gickened and asked @ | tatued, as 1 have sald, by the H¥xaLv and Peleyraph— | Schr Anadir, Green, Greenport for New Yorx, Ganante, New: Woke (iad galled toe Albtare) MallcawSchre E Sinnickson, Pennowell, Phitndelphiay — ©» bashi-bazouk, who was looking caliniy over the /ence, | tho press thus accomplisbing Wuat kiugs aud nations Schr Charles Heuth, Hayes, Greenwich for Now York, xb ares Ruth TGurlisle, Smith, do; Brandywine, Radiken, New y < GuoccusreR, Oct 31—Arrived, bark Ram (Nor), Langs | York+ Horizon, Docker, do, Passed up tho. bay—Scbr Henry Gibbs, Godfrey, Now York for Pocassott. ‘Arrived Horn, sebr Hastings, Chase, New York, Quah PORE. Got St—Arrived. schre Hilshn 7 Smith, Balled to Nov 1, bark Tilde Figlia (ftal), Philadelphia, ardner, Port Johnson; Abel W Parker, Dean, Fall Rivet ; : for Philadelphia (and sailed 31st); Warrangton, Smithy * Oct $1—Satied, bark Olivia Spreioss tal), Do- | Pore duhnaon for Somerset; D Eilts, ‘Torrey, scockland fof flow York (wnothor roport suys Baltimore). Now York (und both sailed); Pottor & Hooper, Braaburyy by required for offensive reconnoissances or any other | Pio ei nie were? “Glaour,” suid he with | had failed todo. Verily, the press 1s» powor in this : ho the peu} it je . ! military operation, except, perhaps, as baggage | erin of delight, and us the bodies are certainly not | age of the world. : af gece RUMEN S ioe whee: felat, Philndoipbis, guards or garrisons of towns remote from tho seut of | those of Russian soldiers they must be the remaing ‘Tho great mass of men lok only at results and give phackford, New York for Liverpool. Grxoa, Oct 26—B8ailed, bark Terrori (Ital), Exposito, ‘war, The staff of this army has occupied itself since | Of some wretched Bulgarian villagers, who were uot | those wio succeed the credit without taking much plue, Marshall, New York tor Naraxnnsett Pior, United States. a R b: h bi y. | auick enough to follow the retreating Russians or else | pains to ascertain the moans whereby they were ac- nietta, Thompson, Now 1ork for Adison, Me. the battle in examining the Russians through big tel- | remained behind to take their chance with the Turks, | complished. Lord Clive, 1u the last century, and in Bishop, New York for Hoxton, escopes, nlihough, in truth, there 1s not much to be | I do not know how they came by their deaths, but it | this Stanley, displayed military genius unsupassed by iB; Hash, New York tor Kennebunkport, How . ', 2 » B Jacobs, Jones, New York tor Hyannis. There are the Jong brown lines, now silent and | #8 2et dificult to :magine. Alexander uF Napoloon, yet ouly the few wo look ve- | eee te ar ee naull, Now York Jor Portinnd. Cte dora, geen. ‘ Bradt “s A DANGBROUS SITUATION. youd results credit Luwin with being great captains. Hattie Lou, Wright, New York for Harttord. Havnx, Nov 1—Arrived, ship Jacob A Stamler, Crystall, | Havorstraw: Susan, Stanloy, Rockport, Mo. lor Now Yorks apparently deserted, which on Friday were broken by | 1 naye just heard that tbe Circassians who accom- | Weare nut curious to knUW Now a Sicrk iu India rose | Schr Cina Fort, Ferrin New York for Portehenter, eet vrs if Facing eee Sagem ge agg ter ag Mapa oni ig i sheete of flame and clouds of smoke, Occasionally we | pany this division of the army had beou skirmishing | from tne rauks to outrank veteran British generals, Rehr Sullie Burton, Burley, New York tor stamtord, D. a Aa tina i Punt“ B. for Philadelphia: LN Lovells worden, Fall Russian outposts on the extreme left of o i force subdue and rule many millions | Schr Win U Bee, Chester, New York for Boston, Hamsund, Oct 20—Arrived. abip Lins (Gor), Abrens, eiee do: i for N ; with the Russi iP of our | anu by military 10 y 2 - % a River for do; RL Kenny, Farr, Rockland for New York San catch the gleam of steel as a solitery seniry turns | 1) ‘ung, on further inquiry, the wifair seemed to | with but a handiul of men; not how an editor with. | Schr Li Frances, Hulger, Hew Fork ior Boston, New York; Nov 1, bark Marco Polo (Ger), Schmidt, do; | fev, John Fietch =r, Nichols, Providence for do, : in bis walk, aud lower down, near the foot of the slopo, | hecome invested with wome Yaportance. It appears | out military training shoulu march ucross Equatorial | Sch # Waterman, Hinek ey, tonasen for New london. | rarshurg (Gor), Hashagen, do. Ralled -Sebrs Allen Gurney, Gurney, and Abby § Emery, & dark, motionless spot here and there, at different | that onc of tho C.rcassians bad for two nights | Atrica im defiance of she hostile and powertul native | ene 1) sawyer, ‘Cummings, Hobs Suiled 20th, barks Monte A (Ital), Olivari, Delaware re a a ae Snel | levels, tells where a Turkish soldier lies deud on the bill- | Watched aa outpost of Russiaa infantry, cousating | nations, He bas beer chicea Min mattom nore | Sehr Fite ce uate: eboten toe Ereeltoeee Breakwater; Joth, Emma Frances (Br), Burns, Charleston. | NEW LONDOY, Oct :i1—Arcived, schrs Kure Callahan, | side, Beyond and around the bare brown ridge which | same spot, He Rnicrned bis ora of the br ic serione on Lake Victoria Niyauza in a battle | Scr Green County Tanner, llyde, Rondout tor Provi- Liverroot, Nov 1—Arrived, steamers Jamaican (Bry Bow forky Luna, do; Idelia Felecta, Port Johnson for was tho scene of desperate etrite two daysugo stretches | fact, and last night the band lay in ambush tn the | which might have been avoided ; but, after ull, this was | 48<°. | 4g phillips, Buekley, Amboy for Wood's Hole, Winder, Now Orleans; Abbotsford (Wr), Jones, Montreal Sailod—Schrs American Team, Alexandrian; Archor & one of the loveliest landscapes it is: able t woods, surrounded tbe outpost, fell upon it, killed | provably the truest bumanity, tor by giving them a i for Koston. thas boats smashod and sails damaged); brig Unda (Nor), | Reevos. Now York. a ; ss ii Possible to conceive. | iijjysaven men outright nnd brought into camp as | gampie of his destructive means of Warture be doubt- n for Sal Pensacola, see ee a eee juccessive ranges of low hills, partly covered with | prisoners tne three soie survivor: || wounds The | less saved the fighting of many baitles, Sailed 1st, bark Winona (Br), Gordon, Tybe: PASCAGOULA, cts - Araivod, bark Transvaal (Belg), Malperson, Santos; sehr Daniel Goss, Minott, Matanzas, Clonred Sehr Mabel, Albert, Key Wi ACOLA, Oct 20= Arrived, stonmer Alabama, Car. forest and partly cultivated, extend away southward | Strange apd rather disquieting part of the affair is that Aside from bis military achievements, o8an oxpiorer " q son fi Also sailod Ist, ship Otago (Br), Gullesen, Sandy Hook; tm long lines until the overtopping heights of the viue | ts Russian outpost was arin our rear, spyarentiy | he stands worivaliod a this or any uther age, The ‘or Boston, Schr biiza A Ser gs Lounear for Boston, bark Gentill ({tal), Raxetto, Delaware Broakwater. Sebr Oregon, Chare'! ata village lied Karagasch, more than oigbt miles | eminent name» of Park, Deaman, Clapperiun, the Ba!kans bound and close tne view, to the southeast of this position, and not five miles | Landers, Speke, Grapt, Burton, Baker, Cameron and a Loxvox, Oct 31—Arrived, brig Eva (Br), Colliver, New | roll, New Orloni ships Bokhara (Nor), Larsen. London; UNDER A CLOUD from Popkent, whieh we passed through and Jett be- | Livingstone, all uistinguished African traveilers, aro CLLALuD, York; Nov 1, ship Ply:nouth Rock, Birmingham, do; bark | Leonore (Br). ris, Uamburg; bask Dampior (Ai If wo correspondents were shy of approaching the Ding us long oq Ihave Meiny iv rumored more than | thrown in the shade by the vast importance ot Stan- 4 ees Pa ENlershansen (Br), Greon, do. parciets Guantanamo; brigJallava (Br) Sheppard, Cay once lately that Menemet Alt hus beeo uneasy about | Jey’s rina Merit phe aareeere B ¥Or, the Soames Suevin ( Ben. Franzen, jamburg via Plymouth Cloarcd Ast, bark Kate Harding, Watts, United States; Cleared—Bark Ninoveb, latch, New York. FIILADELPHIA, Nov I—Artivod, steamers Gulf ot, Rotterdam—y | sehr i 8 Powell, WisHams, do, Stream, Crowell, New York: Achilles, Bacon. Fall Rivor; Loxvoxpreny, Oct 31—Arrived, barks: Mary S Gibson, | Antiracite, Gramioy, New York; sclirs Samuel Warton, Hose, New York: lielon A Ames, Kndleott, Boston: Fila F, Urowoll, Atkins, Provineotown Dan, Roblason, Tndiaa tents of the headquarters camp even when fortune | the situation of bis occa left since he abandoned | jongest sribut <A iniled und everything went woil, it muy. be tmagii all bope of inducing Suleman to march through the | rrue scurce of tho Nile; his tracing the Luataba 10 the ae > thi green t f th a 4 chy undefended passes east of the Shipka ana join hands | Zatre ur Congo aad showing Ubem to be one and the that we give the green tents of tho pachas a still | with nim in the aayance on Bjela. It seems that the | same rivor, though knowu io \he nativos by a score of seliaidaut Wateid), Che ye & Co. Ningura, Curtis, Havana—Jas E Ward & Co. zwrd, Savennah—Murray, Ferris | Sloan, New York; Villuge Bello (Br), Wright, do Wider berth now that their inmates are brouding oyer | Turkish force operating from Usman Bazar on the Tir- | different names, give his nume a place bigh on the i Lvitn, Nov 1—Arrived, bark Frederik (Nor), Tsaachsen, 1 cl the check they have received, und the road to Bjela is, | BOVE Foud haw pot veun erong enonan to er scroll of fame, steamer Richmond, Kelly, Norfolk, Va, Ae—Old Dominion | seer Yuck Saka eee an Heinle tard, Fall miner (hod sedis 4 si ck, I a ene Tysseeiplah a 3 Eliza, Righards, New York; bark Fratelle G ater all found to be a hard une 10 travel Eager a8 | outpost hus besn ble to get between the twouvisions | GOVERNOR HAKTIANII'S CASE, ST re hig te eer ve Aen ay Nnisiouuse, to Nov 1—Arrived, bark Vikar (Nor). Svord- | Airy! Gagzings Hoshonor, Ze ches eorge. E Presents we ere for authentic and official news and anxto and penetrate to the rear tb 1s not a pleasant tact to real ‘gh a rup, New York, tH, co; Edith L Steere, tehi Boston; J 3 Lame ous for Pt Pl EE Steamer franconia, Bragg, Portinnd—J F Armor. P. peer Goulds Salem: J M Bromball *, Gloucester; details of the Jast ght 1do not Know any one of us who has ventured to sendin his card to the General- issimo or to beard the fighting Salich 1m bis den since that Black Friday, We live to perpetual terror of being sentto the rear under a protecting escort of cavalry; not that the rear—t ¢., the comparative | luxury of Eski Djuma or Shumla—is not a vastly plensanter avode than the filthy recking villages in which we drag out a furtive and squalid existenco; but we feci that events may be tmminent which demand our presence and that we should be failing in our duty if we lost sight of the heudquarters camp at the present moment, Woe have thereiore been compellea to gossip with stray bashi-bazouks and Circassians who may come to warm themselves at our camp fire; pick up ‘items’? from the wounded men at the English ambulance, and thankfully accept crumbs ot intelii- gence from the military attachés or some of the English officers in their moments of condescension. Ove would have thought that the Volitical Commis. sion, which 18 now uvdercarvas alongside of the Commander-in-Chief, would issne from time to timea tow lines of offictal circular for the information of the press or invite correspondents at a certain hour of the day to a “press tent,’ if only for the purpose of tell- Ing them in well-worn formula, “il n'y a rien de nouveau ayjourdhui,’’ but I fear tbat the connection which is gaia to exist between the Political Commission at headquarters and the telegraph agency of Uaron Reu- | ter has stood in the way of apy such collaboration. Ot outward politeness and ci want. Tevik Bey and Selim Effendi are tho very pink of politeness; and so long a8 the little army of corre. Fpondents remained at Shumla, nothing could exceed the courtesy with wh they “trea them. Their bouse was a ‘sort’ of — matni dimiration soctety’s office, where the members met AL seven evry evening to discuss the latest Cossack atrocity or to giow with patrtotie tervor over the news ota s wnd our troops bud to deplore the wounding of one horse. At the front, however, when Selim Kifendi, Dovted and breeched, bad pitched his tent close to that of the Commaniler-in-Chief, matters are very differeat and the cloak 18 thrown'off; the commission drops much of its urbanity and the correspondents lay aside Sbumla manners for the brasquer, but man. lier demeanor of the NT. After the fieres and stirring excitement of Friday Wo Wave Kettlod down again into the dieary squalor of comp life 1m a deserter Village, and the consideration ©! the great and absorbiag question, Where can we get something to eat/—interrupted’ tor a whols {wenty-lour hours by the battle and — the Iterary Jnbors tiat followed \t—onco wore occupies our waking hours, and, for the mutter of that our sleoping hours also; Jor, one uight, when my supper haa consisted Of soaked biscuit and tea, | areameda dream, wherein @ Circassian, whom | lad once seen trotting along a road with a whole sheep slung over Lis suddle bow, Was a conspicuous gure ina strange mediey, Wheh the fleas stopped biting, in the mora. | ing, | Woke up (what creatures of habu’ we are! To De iree irom swarming insects bas become an abnor. ma! condition alter five months of campaigning in Mule garia) with mutton ou the brain, and, caliong my Dashi-bazouk, { told bim to saddle’ bis Horse and ride forth ip quest of the golden fleece, enjoining bin not to reiuru without a sheep, I uiso lasisied thatin care he te ton whieh was evidently unpalataple to htm, tor went of With an air of Sadness aod dieappomntioent To our unbounded joy he returned in avout an hour witha One young ram bound and strapped across the cropper of bis horse, which he had bought tor twenty piasieres from a returned reiugee—one of the many ussulman Villagers who, contiaent in the enduring Buccess of the furkish army, 1n freeing the soil of tho Giaour, have followed the advancing battalious step by step, reoccupying the villages as Soon as the Rus. Bians evacuate them, A NOMADIC PROPLE, L never so thorouglly realize the factthat the Turks are still essentially whut they were in the very be- ginnivg ot their history, « Wanuering horde rather than a vation, ws when I tee these long lines of Mus- sulmun Villavers driving belore them their flocks and herds or murcuing stoully along by the side of the Duflaio wagons, Which coninin the whole of their pos- | pesvione and household gous, including their wives and their poultry, Many atime | vave remmed in my orse by the roudside abd Walched the emigration and immigration of the village popu ation in the district on both eides of the Kara Lom Kiver, votween Rusichuk and Sbawla, Iv the early days of the war, wien the ppathy of Abdul Kerim aliowed (ho Kussians to over- run upcbecked the whole country betwron Sistova and Tirnova, the Mussulman population of tne vile Jages in the threatened district deserted the country and swarmed across the Jantra and Lom sn malt fi bo loss Wan fitwen tousid families at one time were gathered tn the negiborbood of Keki Djuma The fugitives from Rastchu« fled southward, through Rasgrad (o Shumla, avd those from tho Dobravja be conironted with. SOMt THING Caroline Lehman, aged toriy-flvo years, of No, 103 East Filty-second street, was arrested last night by Officer Newman, of the Teath precinct, on a charge of shop-litting, preferred against her by a clerk in the dry goods store of Waller & Mcsorley, No. 271 Grand When she was searched at tbe Elaridge sirect station house there wers found wound ubout her body eighty yards of silk, and numerous other article which, it 18 supposed, she had stolen from otuer on Grand street. | two DOLLARS, During a quarrel which ensued last night between Jotun Grady, living at No. 63 Warren street, and Ao- thony McDonald, of No, 35 Cherry street, for the pos: session of a two-dollar note, the jutter stabbed his antagonist in tue back Intlicting a painful though not he injured man was conveyed to the McDonald succeeded in The aflray took place on the coraer of Chatham and Oliver streets. O WEAR. serious wound, Chambers street Hospital. ANN SPRAGUE MATRIMONY, Judgo Pratt, of the Kings County Supreme Coort, yesterday confirmed tho report of the reterco in the case of John Cowen, ax committee of Ann Sprague, an alleged Junatic, vs. her husband, Be to have the marriage annulled. Ann Sprague is about twenty-on0 years of age, and her matden name was jamin Sprague, lity there has been no | in 1575 her father brought a suitto have the marriage declared null aud vor), on the ground that ehe w Mr. Pope obtained ber divorce, but upon ms min Spragne, a Hell ner mother com- ain adjudged a iged und ber wother ap- Mrs, Pope was superseded by The reteree’s report was in ntif, and Justice Pratt entercd a de- cree annulling the t Soon atter tue ti od proceedings to bi pointed a committer, irmish in whieh the “enemy” lost two men | the prevent cominitice. A HAUL OF COUNTERFEITERS, The polico of Newark mode an important haul of counterfoiters Last evening. tiree sons, Jacob, Samuel and Isaac, were caught at their house, No. 47 Bank street, in the act of manu- facturing counterfeit United States coins of the de and twenty-five Threo pots of molten metal and a number of cola also about $100 worth re was also found a large lot ot sup- bilfard bals ana tp | The Cohens have been under survettiance for severat They tried to destroy the molds woen ‘The party were taken to the uxe and ure held to await tbe action of the Coben used to keep a dry Liebman Cohen and his nominations of molds were found; spurious coin. pose: stolen sitve surprised by the police. es authorities, goous and funcy store on Market street. | arrested several times for dubious transactions. | boys range from thirteen to tweuty one years ot age. GRAND TKUNK RAILWAY. He has been nd One he was to pay the owver tor ii—a condi | Toronto, Ont., Nov. 1, 1877. A special cable despatch trom Londoa to the Globe nd Trupk meeting was largely and in- The report was unanimously opled and a vote of thanks to Captain Ty: (oxpressed themselves satisfied wiil says:—The fluentinily attended, The propriciors future prospec SALE OF A RAILROAD, jcinvati, Nov, 1, 1877. Tho Lake Erie, Evansville und Southwostern Rail- road was sold under foreclosure for $0,100, at Sey- mour, lud., yesterday, subject to claims belore the VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD. Paoviwexce, R. 1, Nov. 1, 1877. In the Supreme Court to day a verdict of $6,000 was rendered against the Stonington Railroad Com somal injury sustained at the Kochmond switch MARCHING ALONG Bowxp Baour N. Jay Now. 1, 1877, Battory C, of tho United States Third artillery, en route for Fort Hamilton, cocamped ly Purrapenema, Nov. 1, 1877. Aepectal despatch from s’ittsburg to the Avening Telegraph says :— ‘fhe argument involving the right of the Grand Jury to compel the attendance of Governor Hartranfy apd other State officials as witnesses was heard this morn- ing betore the Supreme Court, a full bench being pres- ent, Attorney General Lear and Deputy Attorney General Gilbert appeared for the Governor, and Dis- trict Attorney Montuoth, Assistant District Attorney Hunter and George Sbirar for the county, Thea ment occupied avout four Hours, the Attorney Gencral and Deputy Gilbert maintaining the position they ag- wumed ut the outset When the officials declined to re- spond 10 the subparnas, claiming that oeithor the Goy- ¢rnor por bis subordinates could be compelled to re- Spond,eand that the Court has no authority to issue attachments, ‘The Court did not intimate whens decision woald be rendered. PHILADELPHIA ‘S RAILWAY STEAL, Purtaveneua, Nov. 1, 1877, The examination of John S. Morton, ex-President of the Market Street Railway Company, before tho Regis- ter in Bankruptey, 1m relation to the aifairs of Joho R Nagle & Co., was continued to-day, Mr. Morton res Iterated the testimony given by him on Tuesday, and stated thut he cool not say how much toney was raised by the fitio on the fraudulent stock which he had given them, Mr. Morton turther tesufieg that no consideration was paid citber to tim or the railway company for any of the spurious stock, and that no dividends had been paid on it, Mr. Slorton suid ne was notin any Woy interested im the drm ot Nagle & Co., except as a surety for their per.ormance of a con- tract with the Contenuial Catalogue Company, The examination will be continued uext Tuesday, SHORTHOUN BREEDERS. Lexixetos, Ky., Nov. 1, 187% In the Convention of breeders of short horned cat- tle to-uny the morning session was spent in diseussing the report of the Committee on Resoluvons, Certain rules were adopted regarding the entry of records, but & proposition to admit to ‘No records animals pot trac. ing to inportea cows was defeated, No other subject of consequence was discussed, BURGLARS IN. RAHWAY. Ranwar, Nov, 1, 1877. Alan carly hour this morning Mr, Nescelius’ jow- elry store, op Cherry street, was cutered by barglars, who blew open the safe and secured $1,000 worth of booty. No trace was left by the thieve: SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM MONTH OF NOVEM YORK FOR THE Ee | Destination Ofiee. Frin 4 Broadway Amerien ing Greet Onlit Ning Gres Hritanne ee Hrondway Cire ot Montreal, 1) Broadway 21) Grondway youl. |4 Hosting Green 2. [39 Browdiay Kronds ay 3 Beonaway 61 Broaawae ./50 Broanway Liverpool .[20 Brondway verpool,. 4 Bowling Green Vavee,, 5 Broadwoy among Bowling Green } Bowling Green P Broadway Oh, Brondway Holts Wise: 0 Browd way Vi Bronawas 2 Bowling Green 17 Bowling Green (61 Broadway (29 Broadway ALMANAC FOR SEW YORK—THIS DAY. £08 AND MOON, won Water, Sun rises, 2} Gov, Island.....eve 6 61 Sun sew eve 4 06 Moou rises...,morn sovo 7 U6 Sandy Hook, Hell Gate, Steainer aacus, searso, Bostou—rl F Dimoek & Bargess. Berk Young Eagio (Br), Dunham, Cardiff—P 1 Nevius & Son. ‘Bark Lord Palmerston (Swe), Johansson, Hull, E- Funch, Edyo & Co, Bark Agostina D (Ital), Maro. Cork for orders—Siocovich & Co. jiark Racholo (Aus), Marassi, Cork for orders—Bonham yo & Co. for urders—r unch jer), Klock, Bromon-—J A Pauli, Bark Caroline ( Hark Bristol, Fosseti, Antwerp—# F Metenit & Co, Bark Kyerhard Delluy (Ger), fortmann, Rotterdam— Herman Koop & Ue. Hark Manrico € Luzire (Fr), Chapin, Getto (France)—K Unkhare. Barn Coneszzione (Ital), Lebuife, Genoa—Slocovich & Co Bark rey & arpati. barks F Berg (Nor), Neilgen, Trieste—Funen, Edye & Co, Schr Daybreak, Mackay, St Lucia and Carupano—Penis- ton & Co. seur Chiou (Br), Bohn, Montego aor Ja—G Wersols sehr Efie J Simmons, Chadwick, tins, Dutch WI)—Jones & Lough. ne i:arly Hird, Dabme, ‘Curncoa—Fay Bros. al Schr Annio Staptes, Scur Millie Trim, Drinkwater, Arroyo, PR—H W Loua & c <che Frances (Br), Bradley, 8t John, NB—P I Novius & Brunt. Schr francis French, Gurney, Philadelphia—Cartwright & Dovie. Sehr Benjamin, Wilbur, Boston—Jed Frye & Co, denr Oreyon, Church, Hoston—Chas Twig, Rehr PU Schultz, ¥ New tiaven—A B Hazard. Niagara, Uavann rp; =t Anna tal) mola (Br), kotterdamn aseaxe Louise hy Vo dtay, Kiemulogia (ital), do or do; Asta (Nor), Cork or di na (tal), Gorin; Unanima (Bri, C (Nor), Caen (Fra Rieordo TL (Ital lion’ (Nor), Liverpool. brigs Varberg (Noi ina stuntord (Ital) ples Gn Douyiass, Poinva. Lorn jled, steamers Schiedam (Duteh), for Ratterdam ; Albemarie, Lewes, Del: brig Guisborou zh (Br), Porto Rico. Osun- + Trieste ; Sel- MARITIME MISCELLANY. Commrnck or New Youk—Tho arrivals from foreign ports at the port of New York forthe month of Octover 28 vessole—vin., 112 stoamers, O4 ships, 274 comprised barks, SU brigs and 108 schooners, Bank Amity (Br), Upton, from Montevideo for Richi« before reported mshire at Caps Tormentine, and ya total loss, was got off wna arrived at icton on th go on tho marino slip for repairs. oll, whieh into Montevideo on While on her voyage from Boston ndor repairs Sept 20. She will not to Valparaiso, bo obliged to break bulk, Hie Manet Qe). from Baotonehe for Liverpool, before at Pointdu Coens, after boing ashore, was towed to Pictou Oct 27, waterloxedd, Senn Many Jane (Br), from Clydo River, NS, arrived at 4. and reports a very storm: II her suils, stanchions, Senn MKLvTELE. , uitof Hart island by an une elvilie had her fiving Jibboom and head gear carried away. She will rat (ity deh . Scnn Axxin W Contixs, Hardcastle, from St Domingo City for Boston, with logwood, &c. pat into Nortolk Noy 1 Jeaking ana with loss of sails, &c, sustained in a galo out- side Hatteras, Scun Sanan Witrwore, Whitmore, arrived at Kingston Oct 21 from Cayman with coffee trom wreckad bark CDW (Sw), from Rio Janetro fo She reporta.that jrand Cayman bad veen visited by a rere gale which did me damage to vessels at that place. -Scun SiLAs BRarvan, from Perth Amboy for Portland, run invo and badly damaged off Hantington Get 11 by steamer Narragansett and afterward tow to City Island, has sold ler cargo of 150 tons cowl, completed repairs and sarled tor New York Nov I. Scone ALLEaHANtA, of aud from Kockland, Me, with lime tor New York, put into Newport, ing; will ship an extra man and proceed, Seun Kate Cattagam, Horton, trom New York, at Ni London Oct 81, ran afoul of the piers when making her doek aod lost ber jivboom, Fiorsam--Twenty-five cases of refined petroleum, marked on top of en Meissner, Ackerman & Uo," brand JA Bostwick & Go, were picked up by whaling bark Linda Stewart, Capt Wilson, from St lena, at New Bedford Oct ), The cases lovked tresh, and from appearances could not have been In the water over one week. yx, Nov 1—Brig Zenobia (Fr), which stranded on t Island in Docember lyst got off and proceeded to Xe nail steamer will make one more trip to the this sengon, New Onreans, Now 1—Steamer City of Bristol, drawing 21 fect 9 inches, passed through the Jettio channel without al ands: Ship Liverpool, Lambert, Londou—Grinnell. stinturn & Oo, Ship British America (Br), Lockhart, Newark, NJ—Snow Me milla (Ger), Beckman, Copenhagen or Elsinore arin Luigi (Ital), Savareso, Trievte—Lauro, Sto- ilipsburg (St Mar- or, Lewis, St Mure (linytl)—Isaac R i J E Kelsey, Bodino, Richmond, Va—Jas A Van Stnte of Virginin toik; ships Derb barks. Levendi ge a : London: ‘ilite naker, do; J If Chadwick, (Nor), Qaeenstown or Fat 0 or do; Prova’ (Nor), do or do: Hide fenrik Navies, to Nov 1—Arrived, brig Mary Gibbs, Whitte- more, New York. Priymovtit, Oct 41—Satled, ship Rastorn Star (Br), Gou- drie, Pensacola; bark Gibraltar (Nor), Jonnesen, United States. Satlod Nov 1, bark FS Cuomo (Ital), Gambardella (from Newenstle), New York. QuxeNstown, Nov 1--Arrivod, barks Carpione (Br), Now York; Otus (Nor), Falck, Philadelphia: Unione S (Ital), Oneto, do; Buchi (Sp), Uribe, Baltimore ; Kioto, Long, Port Royal, SC. Also arrived Ist, 7AM, steamer Moutana (Br), Beddoo, New York for Isverpool (and procoedsd?. Sailod Ist, 11 AM, steamer Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth (from Liverpool), New York. Soutuamrtox, Oct 80—Arrived, stenmer Gen Werder (Ger), Erdmann, Baltimore for Bromon. Vuxtor, Oct 26—Bailed, bark Lnigta P (Aus), Ferland, Now York. Vico, Oct 26—Arrived, brig Esperanza (Sp), Viogos, Now York. Loxpox, Nov1—Ship DW Cnapman, Chase, from Now York for Bremen, wrecked at Nicuwo Diep, has become a total loss. Sho parted her cables in a storm last night and was washed ashore. Tw» hundred barrels of petroleum have been secured. [The D WC registered 1050 tons and was built at Damariscotta, Me, in 1898, whence s)0 hailed, Her cargo consisted of 304,802 gallons refined petroloum.] Bark Carpione (Br), Boylo, from New York, hus arrived at Queenstown with bulwarks and boats stove, Brig Zingara (Nor), Johnson, from Quebec for London, was abandoned Occ 20 waterlogged. The crow wero takon off the wreck by bark Skjerholt (Nor), trom Philadelphia, ‘and landed at Belfast. WEATHER REPORT. Hotvurap, Nov 1, PM—Wind W, moderate, Furmovuru, Nov 1, PM—Calm, eiondy. FOREIGN PORTS. CatLao, Sept 29—Arrivea, ship Gavilon (CA), Kelton, Puget Sound; bark Vriseida, Adams, New York; Oct dxpood, Morse, Rio Fanviro (and sailed 10h for Huanillos) ; Hagarstown, Whitmore, do (und sated 11th for Hnanilloa) ; 11th. SUxtaphon, Dougtass, San Francisco. Put back cs 2, ahip Westfel (Br) Leavitt, for Lobon. Salted Nopt 29, Hark General fairchild, Kelly, Huanitian; Oct 1, ships Oasis, Lord, Pabetion; Marion (Br), Tilley: Lobos; 2d, Austriana (Br), Gillies, Hampton Roads; St Lucio, Hivers, Huanillos: 4th, sehr’ Fannie Hare, Mare, sc0, OUARLOTTFTOWN, PEL, Oct 27—Arrived, bark Geo Peake (Br), Carew, Liverpool, Dewenana, Oc trived, bark Manitou, Fowler; Balti- mores . Havana, Oct 27-Sniled, bark A V (Sp) York (not ing before). bal ALIFAX, Nov 1—Sniled, steamer Hibernia (Br), Arch {from Livervorl, dc), Balthnore; Bets (Br), Horiede aa homas. Arrived Oct 29, schr Venture (Br), Hatfield, Now York. Jaemvn, Oct 16-Tn port, sehr Nelio Grant, Herrick, for New York, Kixastox, Ja, Oct 14—Arrived, schrs Seth M Todd, Nor- wood, New York (and sailed 25th for Pensacola) ; 21st, Sarah Whitmore, Whitmore, Cayman, with coffee trom wrecked bark C AY D (and sailed aid to Fotnen) Sailed 20:h, barks Jose R Lopes, McDonald, Mexico: 234, Flora (Ir), Hillis, Florin. nigh steniners Cleopatra, Weir, from New York, arrived 24th; Ciaribel (Rr), Ferenson, from do, (both tot Hayti: brigs Charlotte Buck, Smith, for New York; Keho, Carter, from Demerara, arrived 24th, disc: sche Olive Crosby, Hutchinson, and Henrietta, Hill, from New York, Doth arrived 24th, ‘disg; Sarah E ‘Allen, Allon, from st Johns, PR, arrived’ 14th. une. Moxtevipro, Sept _17—Arrived, bri Irene Yates, Brans- wick (and cieared for Buenos Ayres); Ziat, bark D A Brayton, Gray, Rosario (and cleared for Boston), Satied sept 19, bark Lisbon, Dunning, Now York; 22d, brie Anite Owen, Petiongill, In port Sept rks Tremont, Barnard (or Dunning), for New York; TF Whiton, Carver, from Bangor, arrive t 20th, weg orders; Sarah, Ingersoll, from Boston for Valpar- fino, repg: sche Willlaming, Scott, dis and repy foretop- ant, Moxteco Bay, Ja, Oct 21—In port, sehr A J Fabens, Har- ris, tor Cedar Keys, Moxtnxat, Oct 20—Artived, steamer Woodburn, Thomps son, Newenstle, Satled wth, ship St Patrick, Stirratt, Glasgow: 30th, steamers Waldensian, Stephon, Ginszow ; Daront, Bernard, yor barks Northumbria, Nicolson, Queenstown: Allcg: Bernier, nedern; Mystory, Reld, de for doy Desoti Dubrovacki, Dratoz, do for do; Lethair, Desmond, Monte- video. Pour Sraix, Oct 8Arrived, sehr Cook Borden, Lunt, Now York Suiled wbout Oct 11, brig H Houston, Griffin, Navassa aud Baltimore, Point 4 Pitne, Sept 28—Sailed, schr Ralph Howes, Shute, Ragged Istand, " Foxce, Oct &—Arrived, seht Phebe, » York. Builed 7th, brig Stella (ir), Davis, Boston vin Com ‘Ove ‘ailed, ship Gondolier (Br), Anderson 6 Kivers), Melbourne: brig Peerless ‘(Br), Fio- rian (from Montresl), Gloucester. Arrived 30th, brig St Louls, Dayal, Limerick. feo AKIO, Sept 0-—Halled, sche J D Kodinson, Glover, New York, Saxpy Pornt (Straits of Magellan), Sept 18—In_ port, brig Ulpssy Queen, Morgan, loading lumber for Monte: video, SAVANNA La MAR, Oct 14—Sailed, sehr Madison Holm Btovens, Tampteo, St ANS's Bay, Ja, Oct 16—arrived, brig Empress (Br), Marsh, Now York (and was at Montego Bay Uct 21). Cabrera, New Morrow, Ne: Jamas, Stiles, Saybrook; Robin |, Baker, Hl Henrietta, MeAliuden, Norwich; Mary Weaver, Boston ; Providence, Gandy, do. ‘Also cleared, steamer Achilles, Bacon, Fall River; bark Mary A Magaball (Br), Phillips, Queenstown ; Voltri (Ital), Bosio, do; Bretatningen (Nor), Jenson, do: Blue Bird (Bi Michener, Bremen; n Jt Chase, Davis, Chart ton: brig WD Andrews, Wilson, New York: schre Jolin Middleton, Jr, Townsend, Port spain; Eva O Yates, Yates, Havana: Mary E ‘Rankin, Fuller, Trioste: Ellen Tobin, Vaughan, Boston; Wert Dennis, Crowoll, dog Dreadnaught, Griffin, do; A Burlingame, Burlingame, do; M Welsh, Burdve, Bast Cambridge. wis, Dei, Nov 1—Sbip Lawrace Brown, Webb, Genon, Wont to sea 323) PW. steamer Unio, for Liverpool. PORTLAND, Oct 3i—Arrived, brig H 8 Bishop, from Harpawell to load for Cuba, ‘Also arrived, rcht May Day, Sonta, New York. Nov 1—Atrived, sehr Wm I Cashine, Cramer, Doboy, Ga, Clonred—Burk Acacia, Anderson, Matanzas. PROVINCETOWN, Oct 20—Sniled, schr Kichmond, Thompson, Balthaors for Buatport. Sailed, whe Freddie Walton, Rich, Norfolk, to load Tomrarn. WTUCKET, Oct 31—Arrived, aches Julia A Crawford, Hallock, Newburz; B I Warford, ‘Spraguo, and SS Tylor, Bushnell, Hoboken. Sniled—schrs Wm Tico, Tice, Philadelphia; Saratoga, Nickerson, New York, PROVIDENCE, Oct 81—Arrived, schrs Florence Doan, Westzate, Geor-etown, DC: Virginia L Hickman, Kimmey, Puliadetpha; Estelle Day, Tracoy, do; Marcena Munson Jt ‘Tyler, Port Johnson ;J Hf Burnott, Rasmussen, do; SM Teler, Hart. do: Ellon M Baxter, ‘Luther, Porth Amboy; James A Parson, Seull, do: Lady "Ellen, Howe, South Aine boy: William Voorhis, Goldsmith, Haverstraw; Henrietta, Spracne, Woodbridge, NI; BH Warford, Sprague, Hobo: ken for Pawtueket; 8 8 Tylor, Bushnell, do for do, Sniled -Stoamers Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore via Norfolk; Catharine Whitin s, Harding, Philadeiphi avorite, Smith; SW Franklin, Griffin, A Frambes, do; AT Rowin d, Rowland, een, Tener, doz J B Aller Randall: Almon fora, nnd. OF Hawley, Tyler, Port Jonn bur, Mulligan, Haverstraw ; ‘Ixabolin ‘T mur, Hoboken; Eva Ht Lewis, Lowis, New RIGHMOND, Oct 31—Sailed, brig Kremlin, Waskell, Rto Janeiro, NOOKDAND, Oct 25—Arrived, schrs IG Bird, Rhodes, | Baltimore; American Chief, Snow, New York; Ann Elinn- i + Corve, Tyler, New York ; Arctic, Now Yoric; } eld, Achorn, New York; Iattio ford, ‘onvory con, > JF Wash. on, Collie Kk m Rice, Pressoy: America, Trua- ; Catalina, Johnson; Gem, Hall: Rod Jacket. Ke Hudson, Kennision; Oregon, Melvin: Herald, a Win MeLoon, R New York; 27th, Olive Avery, Thpper: Kate Newman, Newman; G 'W Baldwin, Dennis: Iuey Ames, Richsrds; Herald, Poland, and Ore: kon, Melvin, New York SAN FHKANCISCO, Oct 24—Arrived, bark D C Murray, Fuller, Honolula. Suiled—Ships Portsmonth (US), Harkwoll, New Yorkt eamora, Garter, Port Garb j bark Co Ahiborn, onolntn. Nov 1—Arrived, ship Charles Cotesworth (Br),, Browse, Liverpool. SAVANNAML, Nov 1—Arrived, barks Nomad, Hawkins Rio Janeiro; Kongavyrd Cleared~Steamers Rapidan jon, Now York; Athoe man (Br), Thomson, Liverpor SALEM, Oct 30—Arrived, seht Minnesota, Coombs, Bay View for Now York. Salied—nebe Elliott Js Dow, Dabol!, Philadelphia, and a fleet ot consters from Kastern vorts bound 8, Oct 31—Arrived, in Dusen, troy, Philadel. phin; Mary Lee Nowton, Boyd, Catals for New York: ross, Wiliaed, South Gardinor for do: Alice Onko: Gardinor for do; Lucy Ames, Richards, foekl mond. led—Steamer Harrisburc, Worth, Philadelphia, INBYARD HAVEN, Oct '31—Arrived, bric F I Jon- nings (of Portland), Bormnda tor Portland: schrs Battin, Oole, Hoboken for Boston; Theodore Dear, ‘do: 1 B Gibson, Dora, Newburg for do; abethport for'do: James Boyeo, Munson, for do: J Clark, Northroj for do “Sailed 26th, ‘schrs Toland, tory corse for do; Samuel L Ry- ato, Small, Phiiadl- ovidence for do phin for do (with boilors for Us steamer Ki: ge); Ganges, Wills, Port Johnson for Portsmonth; George Kilborne, Dizo, ao for do; Emma (Br), Heater, Verplanck's Poin! for St John; Fanny Flint, Warren, Haverstraw to do Rio (Br), Phillips, New wk tor do; Zeila, Haliw Dennysville for orders (Stonington RL Tay, Fown, Calais for Stonington and sing si Alabar, apwell, El!sworth for New York; Arthur Burton. Coombs, osten for Baltimore: Mary A Rowland, Sherman, from. hogur, discharsing at Vineyard Iighiands, having putin foF arbor Sailed—Sehrs Arthur Burton, Mary Augusta, [auskia, Zoiln and Jolin W Hall, Jr. ssn) WILMINGTON, . Oct 30—Arriver tor, Jones, New York. Nay I—Arrived, barks Knudsvex (Nor), Evews Goole, North Carolina (Br). Buchan, Dunkirk; brigs Yer Pom: mer, Briken, Derisle;” Zephyr (Nor), Jensey Glowces. ter, WICKFORD, Oct 30—Arrived, sehr Rache) ane, Bure dick, Port Jobson. WARKEN, Oct 30—Sailed. schrs Alex Ying, Blake, Phiindolonta: Freddie Eaton. Mutt, New Yor... x Alst—Arrived, sehrsT P Abell. Hogan, + Mary H Mittin, Ferris, nnd Uorn, D'Arcy, dos iteamnertenofac. YACHTS, STEAMBOATY &U. Gass AND OPEN YACHTS FOR SLE OK CHAR ter i ny vr weak; gunning or pleasty partion, Please li wt PRANK BATES ot 37th seh Brooxlyn. MISCELLANKO BW PARK TIHKATRE, BROOLYN. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), OVEMBER 2, BENE EEE OF MR, GKORGE KIGOLD, who will appear, for the Hath yo in America, as HENRY Vi vy GRAND RIGNOLD HEN, ¥) MATINER on SATURDA PM, Saturday evening last porfort