The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1877, Page 10

2 TT TI 10 GERMANY. Kaiser Wilhelm’s Friendship for the Ozar. EASTERN POLICY. Bismarck’s Haughtiness and Conflicts with His Ministerial Colleagues, DISAFFECTION WITH GENERAL GRAN. Germany’s Appreciation of Stan- | ley’s Discoveries, Bexiin, Oct, 18, 1877. Kaiser Wilhelm a expected to return ina few days from Baden-Baden, where he bas been recruiting his bealth from the fatigues aud exertions attendant on nis uninterrupted presence at the autumn magwuvres of the German army. Tho venerable monarch, said to be in excellent spirits, is on Ms way back, paying & short visit to Franktort-on-the-Maine, A merry re ception was accorded him by the burghers of this former free city, whu still regret the forcible annexation ot their town by Prussia. In the invitations issued by the municipal corporation of Frankfort to meet Hia Majesty a strong desire was manifested to recetve the sovereign, not as King of Prussia, but as Emperor of Germany, on his entranco in the ancient tmpertal city, where his predecessors were uccustomed to celebrate their coronation. WIA SYMPATHY WITH RUSSIA, Previous to taking up bis residence in Berlin for the winter His Majesty appears to have bad the intention to make a further short sojourn at bis favorite castle, Babelsberg. This plan nas, however, been abandoned, in accordance with the advice of his physiciune, some- what apprebensive of the cflects of the inclement weather. The Berliners, now already grumbling at the protracied absence of the royul family, would cor- tainly bh much regretted such @ determination. Great pleasure has beon alforded to His Majesty, whose sympathies in the present war are entirely on theside of the Russians, by the tidings of Moukhtar Pacna’s gorious defeat in Asia Minor, On confirmation ol the news a telegram was immodiately despatched by tho Emporor to his nephow, the Czar, complimenting bim on the success of his arms. 4 DISAGRKEADLE INCIDENT, It tg to be hoped. the intelligence will in this case prove true, fora vary disagreeable incideat occurred wome weeks ago, when rumors of the capture of Plevna were afloat Not only did Kaiser Wilhelm then congratulate the Czar, but nthe «corps of Officers of various regimenta felt it incumbent on Chem telegraphically to express their delight at the Rassian victory, These despatches arrived at the Emperor Alexander’s headquarters late in the nignt, shortly after official accounts of the bloody defeat had been made known to His Majesty. <A severe rebuil ‘was hereupon administered to tho regiments for their musplaced officiousness, Intercourse between the Guar aad his imperial uncle is of a most intimate character, Since the Russian monarch joined his army long communications are almost daily exchanged by them Some Turcophile papers infer trom this constant interchange of letters and telegrams that the German Emperor advises his nopbew on the course to be pursued in the campaign, We doubt the veracity of this statement, although it cannot be denied that this government is cudeavoring, us far as obligations of @ neutral power admit, to assist Russia in continu. ance of the present war. GBRMANY'S RASTERN POLICY. No definite opinion can be formed cf Germany, or, father, Bismarck’s, policy iv the East. Inwardly buckling at Russia's diacomiiture, Bismarck cannot ‘but be alarmed at the change in the equilibrium of the Buropean States by Bussia’s anexpected collapeo, ox- posing her weaknesses and destroying the prestige hitherto enjoyed by ber. He now finds tho Austro- Hungarian Empire, used by bim tn the tripic ulliance as uw counterbalance against Russia, so iucreased in power and influence by the latter's misfortunes that be will henceforth have to take the Vienna Cabinets. much more into. consideration than formerly. His chief object veing isolation of France and waintenance of the present status quo im the centre of Kurope he docs not up- fustiy fear. The Ottoman sway ou tho Baikan penin- Sala, a source of strife and rivalry to the ovighvoring Biates, Baghe tu future give rise to new complications by which Fraace might profit to regain ber once proud yourtion, lp order to eradicate the evil by the roots ismarck. will not hesitate for a moment sanctioning expulsion of the Turks. from Europe, in hopes thereby to establish a permanent peace. As he evidently fa- Yors the Prince of Roumauia, a near re ot the German kmyeror, and the King ot Greece, it 1s not diificult to imagine he considers them tho rightiul in- heritors to the Turkish possessions on this side of the Bosphorus. DISSENSIONS IN THE PRUSSIAN CABINET, Far greater trouble than the Eastern question—tor which Bismarck said he would not sacrilice a wingto Pomeranian landwehr man—is vow caused him by is bome policy. ‘Ihe Cbaucellor's haughty, impe- Fivus mode of treating bis colleagaes in the Prussian Cabinet has brought about u state of affairs seriously endangering the constitution of government, Count Kulenburg, the Minister of the Interior, a great favorite vf the Emperor, bas, after titteon year: stay 1m bis uiflicult office, tendered bis resignation, giviny as o motive tailing eulin. No credence 1 Attached to the reason assigned, the only inducement for wo doing being in ail provability dissensions of the Count with tho Premier, Kulenburg’s exampio will shortiy be lollowed by Geueral Siasch, Cuief of Ane Imperial Admiralty, ior a long time at dag. gers drawn witu Bismarck and Prince Achenbach, the Minister of Commerce, who is oflendcd ut the re- peated suubbings received from bis chiel 0 Chancellor 1s 60 disgusted at the alterentions with bis brother miuisters that, after a very short stay in Berlin, he proceeded 1n ¢reat ire to lis beloved Vurzin, BISMARCK’S STAY IN OFFICE. Bismarck’s family, anxious tor his withdrawal from office, embraced the present opportunity to upon him the advisabilsy of quitting bis Jong as tuo Emperor lives, how but very little chance of Bis- warck’s ovoutual request being acceded to, His Majesty, who dislikes to separate from Wis tuithiul servants, aud attaches the highest importance to Bis- marck’s remaining at the helm of Stave, will certainly oxert himself to tue utmost to persuade bis Premier to fontinue ty held the reins of governinent. MISASTROUS PAILURK OF 4 GERMAN BANK, Quite & pauie was produced jast week by tho failure of the Kitterscualtiche Bank 10 Pomerania, which enjoyed the reputation of u first class ioxtiution, The abilities, nos yet tuily ascertained, umount to many minon marks The inanagement of the bank has Deen #0 reckless that its poruiolio contained no less a bum than six twillion murks 11 notes with spurious Viguatures An evormous joss has be stained by Ihe collapse of she bank amoog agricultural and ine fustrml circles m Powerania and the neigh- boring province. Criminal proceedings aro to bye iustituted against the Lowrd of Direce lors, one vf whom committed suicide shortly befare cessation of payment was publicly an- noanced. It cau ouly be esieemod a very happy Preamstance that tne Dank, on tue promulgation of the new banking jaws, declined ‘he privilege of issuing Dank uotes, us otherwise « complete dérowe would ave been ibevituvie in tho duacewl departiwent of the finperiul goverutment, Failure of this ostablishteat on auch a gigantic scale will, L hope, bea lesson to the Germans, Who always experience a certain pleasure tn ouneing the corru: nercial System sometimes practised tn Ameri r, there appears PRESIDENT GRAN No slight dissatisiaction is expressod in the papers hore at General Grant's Waving owitted tu tie plan of his European tour ty tnelude visit to Berlin, where he might bavye been assured of a hearty wel- come, [he vx-Presideut was expected at the Ger man autumn manwavres on the Khive, lor which he would certainly have had previously een presented to the Emperor, Some preparations hac aireasy beau made Fepecting bis troduction to Kaiser Wilbelin at Kins, when be passed the thine en route tor Switzerland without paying his vompiimemts to the aged A local paper in- Grant must have eome seoret motive for ing & stay In Be The German part of ¥ American popuiauion would undouvtediy be also much Oilvuded if General Grant return to the States with. ‘Out baving eoeu thelr lorwer Kinperor, THM CHKINTIAN SKUKO MISHTRELY Protessor Usivariu, of Fink University, Tennessee, dt represeuta- oe vy We Chriwtau , how in Kus Fope, for the laudavle purpose of colivctiug tunds by publle siuging toward Fupport of the educational instisution at home, Mr, Calvurth bas been every- where most kindiy Wed, aud tay hope w. Ike Suceess will atiend Visis Of his pupil Siaey. a as Vege signalized by ther Hie work on the univer muones ceinssr ants Of the negroes, bas Deon translated fuio Gerwau, aud most iavorubly commented va, Their linpermi Majesties and tovwbers of the royal family will be requested to patronize tue musical eu. Sertapmenta =| Ssireuimstances permit, the troupe Wilt also extend thoir travels tu St. Petersiurg, RELEPTION OF AMKIICAN TRAVRLLKNS. The sonzs vt those ita dd will be w Hovelty to the ft vi the German pablic, woo bave q aire ee Froweous Opinion of thu musical talents of the aeero ridiculed by #0-cilled inembers, of the received an invitation if be | | j deme were tuken tr NEW YORE HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ‘1, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. Christy Band, who in Berlia about o ago, Wituout, however, Aading wuch favor, An assumed the name of’ a! ‘Minstrels, hoping therevy to utiract the attention of the public. Lbia really Strange that some ot the lowest places of amuse- ment in Berlin pass auder tbe same of American wstitations. bave an American Ihoatre, » New regards the culation, An American geotieman, with daughters, came to Berlin and alighted at the m: fashionable hotel. Soeing an adversisa tormance at the Acadeumy of Music, fo go, under the supposition ae et would resem- ble those in Now York. Judge of their pd eng tosoatsninsce when on leaving shoir carriage they perceived themselves fp {ront of a small, dingy house, with @ large sign board bearing the imposing inecrip- ton of cademy of Music.’ On inquiries being made by the father, he discovered the house to be a coucert room devoted to the use of questionable per- sous. APPRECIATION OF STAMLET. Great joy has been generally expressed at Stanley's sale arrival on the west coast of Africa, His gigantic —— sud wonderlul aiscoveries are now fully A proj | Staniey an honorary member of the German Geo- graphical Society. An accouut of his travels will be given by Dr, Nachtigal, the famous explorer, at the BeXt sitting Of the ussociation Dr, Potermann, tho eminent geographer; Schweiniurth, now on hiv back vo Ey xypt; Gerhard Rbolis, Gussteldt, Rientbot aod otber German travellers and savans are ali unani- mous in praising Stauley’s courage, imdelatigadle energy wad perseverance, CONSUL GKNKRAL KRKISMANN, ‘Mr. Kreismann, the Consul Generul im thia capital, bas taken leave of abseuce ior a visit to bis home and relatives in the United States, He is accowpanicd by bis wile. Their stay in America will probably exteua over several weeks, Bizee rerywhere eD- tertained here that Mr. Ki tain bis oflice as Copsut General in Berlin, Having vow resided he Logation, then Consul, afterwards i jutimatery acquainted with men, politicians, and is certainly a man most fitted to till the difficult post held by him wita such skill and ability. Nawicay orviceRs WITH THM RUSSLAY ARMY. Major Uphan, of the United States Army, an excel- lent cavairy officer, who greatly distiuguisned bunselt on the Mexican fronuer in the wars with the Lndians, passed through Berlin on bis way to St Petersburg anu the Russian army. He has received leave of ab- seace from the Secrotary oi War to study aud report ou the organization of the. two. beilgerent forces, Major Upham, heartily weicomed here by leading mi Wary autborities, to Whom he bad letters of recom: mendation, will first visit the Russian camp and then try to cress over to the Turkish side, Licutenunt Greeno, of the engineers, officially attached by the United States goveroment to the Russian army, was, witer a short stay with the Grand Dake Nicholas in Bulgaria, compelled to return to St Petersburg, be- cuuse bis health gave way. TDK AMKKICAN COLOXY IX BERLIX Mr. Bigelow, who leit Mr. Tilden 19 London, 18 at present staying here fora tow days, His numerous ds, whose acquaintance he made during « former residence, have been most happy to soe him aguin. He bas been studying 1m the archives, liverally opened to bum, 1 pursuance of some iterary work on which he ts vccupied. Mr. Bigelow will aiso leave for the Russian capital, vr. Joseph P, Thompson, the om- nent scbolur, has announced a course of publio le tures on English and American Mterature, His tre tise on international Copyright, subuiitted to the Asso: ciation tor the Reform and Coditicaion of the Laws of Nations, bas boen most fuvorably commented oo by the German preau, General Berdan, the great arms coniructor, ts vow stuying 1D the East for pego- ating delivery ot further weapons to the Ottoman government His rifle, adopted by tue Russian War Onice, i# manufactured in such quantities \hat ie whole army will be equipped with 1+ bofore the com- mencement of spring. ENGLISH WAR OPINION. jor nearly Gitecn years, tirst us Secrotury of the Consul General, be GENERAL TODLEBEN NOT A DECBEPIT OLD MAN-—BESPONSIBILITY OF THE PRESS ¥OR ‘THE TURKO-RUSSIAN WAB—ALLEGED BRIBERY OF TUBKISH OFFICEES, {From the London World) A contemporary avers that Geveral Todieben’s ar- rival cannot be regarded as an uomixed blessing to the Russian arms, seeing that be “has long veen dégommé’’ and that he tsa “helpless and hopeless” victim to tne vice of drunkenness, I only hope, should it please Providence to preserve me alive to tho age of sixty-five and to inflict mo with fourteen wounds, that I may bo dégommé to the same tune as the deiender of SebastopoL When Todleben came to Bucharest the other day on his way to Bulgaria he wanted to buy some chargers, A irieng of mino, an English war correspondent, bad a big stallion—a noblo horse, indecd—but so unruly as to be nearly useless, My friend 18 a good bursoman, but the gray stallion took a deal of riding even tp the ‘streets of Pesoniett, and with troops there was tho devil to pay with him, Touleben saw the horse und fancied him; be was showy and up to theGeneral’s weight, He was warned that tho animal carried too many guns for most young men; but be mounted him, rode him for an bour’s trial through the streets of Bucharest, sticking to him througbout a series of complicated antics in a manver anything but “helploss and hopcicss;” und finally bought bim for a charger, with the ark that ho ‘was the style of horse be hiked, because there was no risk of becoming ennuyé whon riding him, Later, after Joining the army, Todieben rode tn one day tho circuit of the Russians’ positions around Plovna, a distance of over jorty miles, This is certasoly @ at gular phase of “dégommage. HOW OPINION 18 FORMKD. It may be set down as an almost universal rule that liberals are Russophiles, or at loust anti-Turk, and that conservatives ure Turkophiles, or ut least anti-Ruse, But there are two signal exceptions Tho Duke of Sutherland 1 the bead of the Staflord House fund, and the Edindurgh Keview—the old “Blue ana Yellow’ hagin {ts last uuimber ap article, the “Russian In- vasion of Turkey,” which is bitterer and far ablerthan anything that ‘hes appearea elsewhere. In de- twila, nevertheless, it contains sundry inac- curacics. It ascribes @ predetermined war policy to ‘Prince Gortschakoff aod bis under- ling General Ignatied.’’ Technical; bo doubt, Ignatiefl was tho “‘underling” of Gortschakofl, in the sense in which Mr, Layard is the underling of Lord Derby; but overy man who 12 at all vebind tno scenes of Rusuian politics kuows that Gortschakoff and lyna- teil were in quite opposite camps regarding the war, Mr, Gladstone, General Iynatief, J. A. MacGabun and wwe Daily News are responsible to Russia and to Kurope for the war; Gortschako was uiways adverse irom it avd never made any concealment of his distaste tor an appeal to arms, Again, Edinburgh Reviewer, writing of the ditf- of tho Russian transports, says:—"It 1s & mere complimont to call the Koumamiaa bLighways roads”? Tis 18 erroneous; there are no better roads im Europe than the Roumanian hi guways; they ure well engineered, excellently bridged’ upd thoroughly muacadamized. Yet again be characterizes tue Russian spirit ration ‘ts a great source of expense and intoxication,"” Now, In peace time the Russian spirit ration 18 two drwins of vodkt per month; in war time it Gases altogether, Not w single rpirit ration bas been issued to a healthy Russian soldier = the Orat mau of Strukoil’s Cossacks crossed the Pruth. WAS THERE UREN WRIBERY? Speaking of Russian money, Osman Pacha might become ‘‘wealthy beyond the dreams of avarice’ if but siurdy Turk would listen to the volco ot the Muscovite obarmer and sell Pievuu, The oid Ru: prs-alier to tue bayonots—1 moan “the goiden key, ‘that instrament which opened the 3 ul Varna and bought tue cros#ing of the Danube 1m 1828—has been by uo means forgotten tu the prosent war. It was Kuxstan gola which kept Abdul Kerim Pacha supine so long on the heights above Alexinatz lass year and cnabied te Servins to boast that ibey baa kept tho Turks at bay for tour long months, It was Kussian gold which bribed the old mau in June last to perinit so tuctlely the Russian lan,” hugo old hime t the The crossing of the Danube, and bis + reprobate as he 1s, was « bigger tmposture. thai selt, Rustchuk was bout whea in Jal; Czurowitch marched so coniidently to the plan was that few thousand” fussian sold: should be sacrificed in a sham coup de main from land side, coupled with a bombardment trom Giu evo, aud that the place should tall @ la Nicopolis, fy watielf’s garrulity spoiled the scheme. 4 correspou- Gent of the Vienna Neue Frei Presse yot scent of gud Wired # bint vo the Turkish Ainvassador at Vienus, who promptly cuoimunicaied with Coustantinople, aud the comand of Rustchuk changed bauds the vory day before thut fixed for the army of the Czarewitch to take up un enviroming position to readiness tor the assault, The ew ioau bas been fuund as tucorrupt bie us Osinan Pacha Mevewet All Pacha was ro moved because uf suspicions at Constantinople that ¢ might be succumbing to temptation, Nothing was OVEG wyall him, und J taucy ho was pure evough; but he is «foreigner, [twas known that overtures bad been made to him, and be was pursuing a Fabian military policy. ‘hese were separate facts, not necusearily uke in a chain, but they suiliced to bring about te recull of perbupa the Dest soldier of tue ‘Turkish side in thw present war, DECORATIONS TO CORRKSPUN DENTE, Mr. Archibaia Forbes, who bas returned to town 60 thurougbly set up by w fortnight in bis bative wir as Lo contemplate returning to bis post in the Uirst week of wmver, haw been decorated with ibe cross of St. Stanislas (third class with @words). With Mr. Forbes were ugcoruted Viatehesial Silvestrovisch Rossolovskt wider Ditnitrivitch Ivanof, correspoudents of Novoe Vrenua, aud Dr, Garrick, representative of Golos aud Scotsman. Sr, Forbes was decorated Jor the courage he displayed white wtiending the wounded wader the fire vi tue enemy with the utmost coolness wud selt-abuegution, and the seine Foason 18 assigned for the distinction qgpierred on Dr. Uurrick. ihe luwst Russian papers rocded give compiote de- tails of the expulsion by ulouol Huseukampl of Mr, Boyle, correspousent of the Standard from the Rus- sub ary uid Koumania The pretext assigned ts that ie tailed to keep Lis word of honor by giving 10+ fortiatien 10 Lis verrespondence ou the wumber aud positions of tie Kuswian tro; ise of all Fi ousiruuces aud excuves the insignia of correspy 1 bin aud be was banded over to the custody of Colonel Lipociaue, who conducted bim to Bucharest, aod theuce deported him over the Rou- mano trouver. Two German correspondents Captain Vou Vanobauer, of the National Zeitung, aod Lieutenant Vou Marce, of Uber Land und Mer—vave Likewise been rewarded, but with tne order of tho third class of St. Aun. Both already tad won the irou cross tn the Franco-Gerwan mas aud (he present decoration 18 couterred tor & jaunt conuuct ab Nicopolis on the 3d (1otn) o ‘July, und at Plevna oa the 18¢b (30th) of the same month, CANADIAN LUMBER TRADE. Orrawa, Nov, 6, 1877. The lumber trade is vory dull, and this season con- siderable lumber bas been placed in the various markets on speculation, a large quantity not Sete tee soles bi — shipments will pro! je this weol remain $3 50 er th housapd to New York. “2 s niches SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DaTKS OF DEPARTU! YROM HRW YORK FOR THE MONTH O¥ NOVEMUER, =| y 73 Brondway 61 Broudway Krondway 15 Broadway :|37 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 0. Bowling Groen 10.|Liverpool.. 173 Broad 13.| Liverpool. .|29 Broadway 14. Liverpool../4 Bewilandreen 14 |Havre...,..|55 Broudway 15,| Hamburic /01 Broadway Broadway Es Puowitue Green 12 Bowling Green "| Liverpuol. |37 Broadway 17.| Liverpool... London, 15 Broadway 73 Broadway 129 Broadway; 4 Bowling iny “| Loudon, 22. |Glasgow Broadway 22.) Rotterdaan [50 Broadway 22, Humbury. .|81 Broasway r Liverpool. .|37 7 Broadway Fa Pivermeah p verpool 2m or Nevada. ALMANAC FOR NEW YURK—THIS DAY. WG WATER, SUN AND MOON. 8un rises, + 638] Gov. Island Sun sets. 4 50) Sandy Heol Moon seis. . 6 12| Hell Gave... WESTERN UNION TIME BALL, Nuw Yor, Nov 6, 1877. ‘The time ball of the Western Union Telograph Company (by svandard ti ‘at Washington) dropped 1-10 second slow. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 6, 1877, ‘a ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STHAM YAORTS HERALD WHITKSTONE TRLEGRAPH LINE Steamer Wyoming (Br), Jones, Liverpool Oct 24 and Queenstown doth. with mdde and 42 pasrongers to Williams & Gulon. Oct Si, lat 48 25, lon 42 30, passed wn Inman steamer, bound Stoumer August Andre, (Belg), Kyler with mdse to Funeb, Kdve had winds the eutire passage Get Sb lat ab So" ton 1a passed an, American brig, ‘pound east, showing signal lot: tore Stoumer Hansa (Ger), Poble, Bremen Oct 18, with, mdse te Uetriebe & Ce ‘Had strong westerly winds and high seus tl Steamer pra of Mexico, McIutosh, Vera Crus Oct 25, Campeche 27, Progreso ‘28th xnd Havana Nov 1, with fare and passcnxers to F Ales passed ship Ger), trom Key Wert I a, tat Bi loa 1440, brig Virginia, Yous or ide er Richmond, "icelly, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old Dominion breamship Company. Bark Harriet Oainpbell (ot month, XS), dou 3s days, tn ballant: to Sas W Kbwoll ; le (Nor), Dedekamp, Bristol, 1 38 days, in bale ane io an ve Bare Wil thorwdike (ot Boston), Gertem, Zanzibar 101 days, with mdse to Arnold, Hines & Go, | Hassod Cape, of Good Hope Sept 15 and crossed the Kquasor Oct 7, in lon 83.14; Had no Ne trades; Oct 4. 8, lon 25 04, siy- nalixed ship Farragut, trom Manila tor Boston. Hrig Gom, Pie! Barbados 15 days, with sugar, &c. to with amD Antworp Aug 17, strong, westerly Taylor, Lon- ™ehr Dollie Varden, Alten, Cape fHaytien 13 sehen with logwood to B Murray, Jr: vosselto Miller & Hoa lohr 8 W Hunt, Spaulal ng, Port Antonio 10 fruit to BS Wenhiorg. "80, sehr James ¥ Baylts, of Port Je! York for Gulvest Rehr Talla Gruce, (BM, Hathrow, Arroyo, PR, 18 days, wlih sugar and molasses to Galway & Casado: vessel to Brett, Son & Uo. scht L A Edwards, Miller, Jacksonville 10 deys, with luniber to A abbott. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. bdhtc kd City of Fitehburg, Springer, New Bedford for New York. with 45, lon 75.15, spoke son, 4 days from New Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence for New York. Sehr Gran nd, Allon, Rockport, Mo, tor New York. Sehr Lady I . How brovidenes for New York. Bene loion P. Jon rtland, w York. Schr Mary nk *witiiamn Norwieh tor New York. Sele WaeGtituu, Hamilton, Hartford f for Now York, Sehr L L Moore, Moore, Now Ila ew York. Scie LA Van Brunt, Van Bruut, New Haven for George town, DC. erday—Schr Wm Hill, Strattop, Harvoy, NB, ‘4 Huven, for New York (not ns before). Connecticat River and Rhode Island stoam tho Herald Telograph Station from two to teamers Rhode Isiand, packets pass Bix Hours behind time this AM City of Lawrence, City of Now York. State of New York an Providenes. BOUND EAST. . Bennett, New York for Halifax, NS, and St Jobns, d hate ‘Neptune. Berry, New York for Boston. & Aubry (Br), Brixgs, New York for City Ilana for ropalia. jackut, Crocle tt, New York for Boston, Bene ¥ Virginia, wi ‘ew ork for Boston, Sebr J B Knowles, Kendall, Port Johnson tor Boston. Sehr GG Fell, Shropshire, “Amboy for Providenec. Sehr Rhoda Holmes, Green, Baitimore for Bridgeport. Schr James Si Schr Nellio P Byrne, Palladelphle tor Boston, BENT Settcuk Or tlacte Marti Philaaeipbia for Boston, hone Georg Churchman, Risley, Philadelphia for Bos- r © W Locke, Bunce, Philadelphia for Providence, a Twilight, Robinson, Georgetown, DC, for New faven, Bteumer Cort CLEARED, Steamer H Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—Geo Yonge. Stoumer Wyandke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and-Rich- mond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. ra Nor (Nor), yoson, Hamburg—Funeh, Edye & Shark Nostra Signora del ee (ital), Peraghilto, ‘ark or Falmouth Benham & Bay Bebe Houry Middleton. Miller, Porto Cabelio—A Abbott, artford -Kackett & Bro, Sehr Joule Crosby, Crowley, Benes jodwin, Witllanss, Bridgeport—Staniora Mane utacturing Co, SAILED, mors Idaho (Br), for Liverpvol: Herman Livingston, Savannah; Wyanoke, ‘Richmond, &¢; Uattoras, Norfolk; ship Atalatita (Nor), Cork or Falmouth, OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE Nuwrour, Nov 6, 1877. A serious. accident occurred on Providence Kiver to-day, the total damage amounting to nearly $10,000, The sehr AG Lawson, of New York, bound from Providence to Hackensack, after leaving the dock collided with the Poin Street bridgo, striking {t Just us it was swinging, milwa between the pivot and the end, fier Jibboom crushed through the iron railing, tearing away 20 or 30 feet ot the footpath, throwing one of the heavy sleepers upon which the frame of the araw reste out of position, ahattering ong of ie ae iron the m ony tine ve! hor bowsprit and boon return to her dock for repairs. Thos v Schooner stata that the engineer of the Dridye was to blama as It was not swan, nus it should ve been after the signal was given. wind was blowing strong trom the orth ang, the schooner sirtek Uke bride with greet forees ‘The captaiy wa lod by thi ridge, he wagne. bins to axehor, bus he wae Net an by those on bourd of the schoo MARITIME MISCELLANY. The pursor of steamer Uity of Mexico, from Havana, £o° has our thanks for favors. Stkamsn Jou Giusox, at New York from Georgetown, DU, reverts : 5, Harbor bearing NW sie mil ‘eunio fy collision with wehr Ly Philadelphia, striking ber anidships, eating her down and stniduy her {0 less than five minutes. Took olf the eaptain and tive mou brought them to pork The Joh Gibson liad hor stem outirely torn of down to the water's edge. Steamnx Achinias, ut Fall River 4th inst from Philadel- pia. on the sume aiiht took fire tron the stove In the pilot re to the bulkhead between tie pilot house hrouch the partition iy most of the elothing ithe ship; damage to # loss, $150, r, from St John, NB, for abandoned on the 16th die Londos. od, from Shediae for Liverpool, strack on Zephyr Itocs in going ous af thi 1, bat will probably be gor off, See as Baux Many McKee, at Poll kirk, lost forotopsrall antmas dow main wud tuiasen topmaste: 23d ul. Banx Pernowus.a (Ital), from Philadelphia for Qu fore Fopareen urveled ene Gabarai B, was sold jou on Saturday. Captain Ormisson, of Gubarus, bull for $400, and the eargo (grain) was bought (Ger), fro Lovell, from Full River Bank Agua (Br), i Sth inst, from Dun- d solit sails and sent northerly alo on tho tor bought by parties fi Sydney fo for St Naxnire eported anchored ver laden, und was towed into Tybee Jour feet water in her hold, randod at Petitwde-Grat, was sold at utler, on Friday, for $67, Anuus Grant, ho purchasor of the hull, Jrgnt ashre wear of Tiverton drawbridgo during the alo of Friday lust, where sho ro- mained next day. Scuik AnuixS Wene went ashore, tiside of Sandy/ Hook during the heavy NW wind yesterday mgning. Senn Acuxs [ Gaace, wt Vineyard Haven Stu, from Pou sacolufor Boston, was 10 days N of Huttoras; hud heavy shee, split swils and started forward house, ke. Scun ALLSTON, Fitzgerald, from Hangor (or Washingtons DU, betore Fepoited, aground for Fox Hii Point, Duteh Tolund hi On wext food tide without damage, an “aad revarned 24). Scun SLLEN Morrison, Clifford, at Duteh Island harbor for New York, where be ‘and haul the vessel "about 300 strokes ur. ‘The ears Scux Sauvet Waceritt, Dowling, of and from Boston from St Michaels, at it wa Sth inst repo.ss that on the 14th of Oct sho experienced » bi NNW, lusting 6 hen backing 0 hurricane; lost sails wed verything Senn, & B Cuunes Point guring the storms Bion the nist tide af Friday mist last creaking ew trom Rorieit’ che here bean woekin for tho past two weeks. ont of getting he Tu Scur Mary Lyumvnsen parted her chains and went ashore in the Horse Shoo during the heavy yale yesterday morning. Scuu Fasurgn, which went ashore ut Saybrook on the nicht of the 26th ult, and subsequently bilged, went to pieces in the late storm. All her cargo had been removed. Soun Manta, Scott, from schr Fashion, sunk off Saybrook, with the last of her cargo. of pes. curried away contre off Millstone, and lay there and sufely rode out the sturce ot ‘Friday nue, Saturday witnin six tathoms of « rocky shure, the soa making 4 cloan sweep over her. Scun Yaumin J Vavanax—Capt Howard, of sche Fannie a pore rocentiy werived at Wiiningion, und re- Charloston for Ni York with a Paego of ela copper nile off Cape Henry, veh pete 1d to be . striking ber on Vaxighian in teu min ul P vos with nothing but what they iad: on, “the. watch bel aving to sik out of thelr berths an: herr escape in the ‘clothes in which they were sleeping, belug barely able to into the veusel’s boat and sho Dotore the lit-tated Inthe be esog the vessel thas bad from Cbarleston, eollt oner weut down, used the mischiet keps steudi) red nv asixtance whatever. though {t pr xs those on board of her had no Ides of the extent of damaye they causes landed on the beach five miles south of Cape Henry. the yy made their way to Edenton, from whence the crew took passaxe to Norfolk. Scum Montezuma (fishormany; Maso 2 from Beverly, Mass, via Shelburne ( n off the'lattor (port vessel iF port; bus, water ye Uecided co some to Hiailfus ‘to gu ob the slip for exeiiue: tion. “The vossel is leaking at the rato of 400 strokes per hour. Scur Jussie B ALLEN, bound to New York, went ashore at Strasiord Poipt taat Friday. She ran across from Long Island shore endeavoring to make Bluckrock Harbor, but Yecame disabled and the captain threw over anchor, which did not hold the vessel. A hole was stove in her bow and portion of keel torn off. Stoor Leapxr, Cook, of Tiverton, was abandoned off Seuconnet Point, on Friday last, during the sevore blow, The crow took refuge on Eust Island, whore they remained untll the next day, when they were tuken off. Durinz t night the sloop wus driven on to the Island, and becume » tal wreck, She was ubout 30 tons burden, and was med partially by Capt Uuok, The captain and crew, tive in number. in attempting to land trom schr Edward’ Vistery during @ kale of wind at Point St Peters, Guspe. were drowned. ‘two local schooners wore driven ashore at Cape Geose in @ rovent gale. Baru, Nov S—Threeuarters of the now sbip, 1,735 launched by Alvert lat ‘sold to- ot #1 ty. Sho staaemed a Neomith. Captain Thatcher Marward, of Richmond, com: mands Burpaxronr, Nov S—The work of raising the which sunk last Friday off Black Rock, was Fearne Chains wets please anger che er will doubtless be holsted lay. ller bow was sunk about oight fet in the mud. GLovoustex, Mass, Noy 6—Schr Joseph Stor; r, ab Halifax Nov} ‘epor is ashore us Port Harwich, the ts owned by Perkins this elty, Hoh ir NH, Nov 5—Steamer Minta, ‘the ocean cable, will goto the dry dock tobe cleaned. ‘The schr Grace Choa from Gloucester, during & gale split her mainsail, Arava! Nov 6—' the Ocean Steamship Ese ‘ot sits et city. {ng from New York fa 63 hours. rothers, of feer ropair- + Portiand ber way to this port @ ber meinboom ‘and ity of M: of rived. this moras hard pine, ened, through jolted with yellow t, aad thoroughly ventilated to dations are ou the upper deck, towage of her cargo. Lavxcn—At Newburyport, the Hardy Brothors will launch it wer hooner of 40 tons, which was built tor Capt Samuel ‘sahiington, formerly commanded’ by Capt Post, hus been transterre Wittars Titaey ‘Seo will suil out of Gloucester after the present month, Lavxcnen—At East Deoring 6th inst, ship Wm G D. At Bath, Mo, Oth inst, ship St David, of 1,596 owned by Chapman 4 Fi "At Poribrots, Ma, lately, by Messrs Hobart & Pottengill a bark of 906 tons (curponter's moxsure), numed Gleneida, Corning (who is to com: yaville, Portland preadih, 34 tect foot. TS 9 iacuat hold, 12 feet; hetates docks NOTICE TO MARINERS, Orricy or Ligntuovusx Insrxctor Tuinp District, by NY, Nov 6, 1877. The Bartlett's Reef light station, and the Relief, No 2: AC RUIND, Commodore US Saghttvoase Inspector Third Diese. WHALEMEN. Arrived at New Bedfurd Nov 5, brig Abhott Lawrence, Rawell, Atlantic Oceun, with 185 bbls sp, oll, 71 bble sins lust report, Sent home on the voyage 825 bbls sp. Sept 12 ue 3115, ion 46-11, spoko bark Piobeer, Tripp, NB, aud took in company © 28"bol whale, tno oll “rum which be- Ionging to tho Pioneer. the Abbott Lawrence han on freicht, Boring the vale on that day split salle and siupped a sou, which stove the galley. Now Bediord New 5, schr Admiral Bluke (of . Hathaway, Atlantic Ocean. siled’ from Johanne. ws Aug 16, bark Minnesota, Allen, NB, to ervise; 16th, Cs do, di n port, darks Callag. ‘Craw, ‘Sturgoa, do: Mareella, Tripp. iatina, Howland, do: wud Androw Hicks, Hicks, Weatport, had taken no ofl for three months. jed trom Panama Uct 21, ape Horn Pigeon, Sai Buker, Dartmouth, for # eraise on the Off Shore Ground, touching at the Gallipagos Islands, thence proceeding southwa Bark Florence, at San Francisco Oct 27, trom the Arctic Oven, had 1,200 bbls ofl, 4,500 Ibs bone und 5,000 do ivor Fettor trom on board ship Emma Jon ports her on Of Shore Ground, Aug er from Capt Gifford. of bark Sunbeam, of NB. dated roe opt 20, reports had landed 190 bbls " atl for ship- meut per bark Azorean, Would sail for a cruise wround the islands for » month and then south. A letter from Capt Church, of bark Letitia, of NB, di Johanne Aug 17, glvesno report of oll Was to Me day. Reports in’ port barks Stargis, dv; Murcella, Ai and ‘Atdrew. Hie Wicks, Wi no oll e ie ont Bart NB Tallod trom Joanna the day previo SPOKEN, Steamer Zohn Dixon (Br), from Norfolk for Liverpool ‘at 39, lon 72 45, sulp ‘Harvester, Bosworth, from Hull for San Francisco, nesota, Al Sept 1s, lat 17 N, ton 26 nlp Reualun (ast Peruvian), Curtis, trom, Liverpool for Wilmington, C Sopt 16, lat 6 0 jon 20 5: hp R MeManas, Firom ‘New York tur Aujer, Sept 1, tat ona Ww. we Bark ru (Br), from Europe for Philadelphia Oct 20, no lat. 1 line ai (Br), trom St John, NB, tor Portrush, Oct 21, tf e jon 1 rig Helle Prescott, White, from Buenos Ayres for Bos- jas 36, lon 72. ord, Reynard, froo Rosario for United King- on ‘oes 6, lat 13 by lof'st so, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Awnrwerr, Nov 1—Arrived, barks Hindoo (Br), Irvine Charleston; Sth, Victoria (Ger), Cordes, Now York. Sailed 6th, bark Kronnowits (Ger), Burchard, Wilming- ton, NC, Awstenvam, Nov 5—Arrived, Sunlight (Nor), Bvensen, Philadelphia. Autoa, Nor S—Arrived, bark Tilde (Aus), Tominicn, New York. Bxrwicx, Noy 4-—Sailed, brig Toronto (Br), MeKenzio, N York. Baxwex, Nov 6—Arrived, bark Arthona (Ger), Bellmer, New York, Boxpuavx, Nov 4—Salled, bark Viugolf (Nor), Pbiladel- hia, Corexnacun, Nov 1—Arrived, barks Silo (Nor), Elling. sen, New York; Septentrio (Nor), Torjensen, Philadel- hia. Carats, Nov 6—Arrived, schr F L Mulford, Shaw, New York. Canis, Nov 1--Sailed, brig 8 E Kennedy, Spaulding, New York. Dawrgic, Nov 3—Arrived, bark Betsy Gude (Nor), Due, New York. Sailed 4th, the Europa, for New York. Dustin, Nov 5—Arrived, bark Portinacale (Br), Molin, Beaufort, 8C. Eusinony, Nov 1—Arrived, bark Stralsund (Ger), Ochl- berg, Baltimore, GipRattar, Oct 30—Arrived, brig Orl Philadelphia, Lascow, Nov 5—Sailed, bark Henri Ibsen (Nor), Rae Galveston. Guiusny, Nov 6—In the roads, ship Toilington (ir), Rob- bins, Philxdelptin for Hull (see below). Honyimgap, Nov 6, 8 A M—Off, steamer Spain (Br), Grace, Now York tor Liverpool. Hamnvuna, Nov 6—Arrived, bark Maroclo (Dan), Albert sen, Wilmington, NC. Haven, Nov 2—Arrived, bark Yarmouth (#e), Hilton, New York. Ipswicn, Nov 5—Suiled, bark Fellciana Chiozsa (Ital), Molli, United States, Liverroot, Nov 6—Arrived, steumers Memling (Br), Cowan, New Orleans, Bulgarian (Br), Trant, Boston; bark Migpah (Br), Potter, Baltimore. Sailed Sth, ships Matilda, Carvor, Tybee; Jas A Wright, Morrison, Soushwost Pass; barks Hypatia (Br), Marsball, ‘Tybeo; Advocate (Br), Smith, Sandy Hook; 6th, ship Ki volving Light (Bz), Coonan, Tyoee; bark Northern Queon (Br), Sullock, Cifarleston, oe Nov 6—Arrived, bark Levant (Br), Evans, Bonu \ Drig Lidtian (Br), Roberts, Natal, 6th, ship Algiers (Br), Morgan, New Orleans. of Wight Sth, (Br), Rart, from New York for London. Lizanp, Nov 5—Of, Orloans for Reval, LON DoNDERRY, Nov 6~Arrived, bark Nokomis (Br), Cas sidy, Baltimore. (Br), Bolduek, steamer Chiswick (Br), Garson, New Loseox, 0 Nov 6—Arrived, bark Fidelio (Ger), Kinds, Baltimore, Mavairivs—Sailed, bark Ethan Allen, Hardy (from Sin- gapore), New York. Quaxwwrows, Nov S—Arrived, barks A O Vinge (Nor), Pederson, Philadelphia; Good Intent (Br), Forbes, Balti- more; Lina (Ger), Suhr, New York; 6th, Ardito (Aus), Zambelin, Baltimore; Greciun (#r). Smith, do. Rorrmrpas, Nov 5—Arrived, barks Mary Stewart (Br), MeLaren, New York; Surinam (Dutch), Schmidt, do. Cleared 4th, bark Lgssops (Nor), Steen, Philadelphia, Santxs v'Ovoxwus, Nov 1—Salled, bars Hattie H (Br), Lockhart, United States, Srvittx, Nov. 5—Arrived, schr Parepa, Packard, New York (with loss of deckload). Srerrux, Now 4—Arrived, bark Eintgkeit (Ger). Schmidt, Now York. Lowpom, Nov 6—Bark Iron Age, previously reported burned at Sourabays, has been sold for £550. Ship Tollingson (Br), Robbins, from Philadelphia for Hull, while at unchor in Grimsby Roads, was run into by steamer Prosper and damaged slightly. WEATHER REPORT. Hotrnesp, Nov 6—Wind 8, moderate. PurMouta, Nov 6—Wind SW. strong, rainy. FOREIGN PORTS. Get 26 Arrived. bark Cardenas, Colson, New youn ris Chance (ae) se NB; 20th, sobi Nee. searer Ruck Beth. brige cht martha Berry, Dolan, N of ¥URKGOS mitdwards, New York; 20th, attoras. Panne: et 24 Cle ba wo, Now York? 20th, Waid of Liaagollan (in). Mek jar, do. Havaxa, Oct 26—Arrived, brigs Julia B saeales Heian ry Beaton: Ciexte it Ast, steamer i Ger), an. Now Ghioune (and satiod iat ior Southampton men} Nov O, stoumers Niagara, Curtis, Now York: rhea Deak urige: Sun arino (Sp), Pages, Charleston; Joven Ana Sb), Carell, do; Modwsta (Sp), Muristany, do; Nueva Sabina’ (Sp), Roldos, New Orleans: bar varks Gerlon (9p), Mouar, Savannah; Mercodes (Sp). a 0; Honuel ) bie Baltim vite Cp ae ih Sp). Dav. ‘ork vis Pe aeons do: ‘Mize ‘Wiehot oT), For do; brig Invencible (Sp), Ramires, do; schr Marion Sheldon, Pensacola, iteamer Rite (Sp), Garteis, Matanase and Uni ark Arotusa (sp), Guoles, New O1 Muivo (Sp). Korg, Frusquita, Gp), Roca, savanonh; tiga] Porvenir Se “Gunet, on; Lola py. suila, fdas) ora (ee). jaa, do; Rocky. Glen, Allen, New Yor! ‘secon: Hanae, ‘Nov 2 S-Arrived Dark Poter Crerar (Br), Whalen, Kerived 6th, steamer Mercedita, Chadsey, New York. Arrived, burk Robert Murray, Jr, wv Yor! 27, br Meriva, Downs. N of Iattoras: schrs x el” Adams, do; 0 Walker, Sailth, dor Sint bark Laien ¢s op. ‘Alsine ‘C Four Axtosio, Oct 2t_-ta. port, brize, Sourkling W Wickborn, for Boston, i rived 20th, 1CTO, NBO “Oct Benkeivea. brig, "uiltaa ( (Br), Me- de seilyhdi nicer sve do, ar: Rucutpye: Mallun, Aborystwi Suiled 27th, brig Mohawk (Br), Barbarie, Bowlin, SinGaron, ‘Oct 17— Balled. * Marshall (from Shangha Yo Jn port Sept 22, ships iittlon ‘Swap, for Bombay; Don Quixote, Kinz, un Sr Jado, Oet 25-“Arrived, sche Harriet (Br), Noble, Porto ‘Artived Nov 6, bare Morning Star (Be), Sisson, New or Cleared 25th, brig Maggie Cain, Arremberg, N of Rat- Tax, Sypwgy, CB, Nov 2—Uleared, steamer Emerdale (Br), Liverpool. St Jonx, NB, Nov eet scnrs George Calhoun, ary Bimpion, Philadelp Theall, Stewart, Savannah, eG reured Sd. sind Mon uch lair, Li 1; bark Cleured 84, ship Monarch (Br), Siuelair, Liver ari Silver Cloud (Br), Leary, Dublin, ssi Anurpzex, Oct 23—Arrived, Indiana, Kroger, Quebec. x Axtmnur, Oct 21—Sulled from the roads, Georgie, West, ow York. ‘AnseR, Sept 8—Arrived, Abbie N, Franklin, Now York. ADELAIDE, med 19—Arrived, Henry A witchfield, Drum- w Yori ty Oe i Arrived, Brothers, Shediac; 25th, David Taylor, Atkinson, Ta kingroud Ssth, Sally, Aéxins, for Quel apeurast, ‘Oct 24—arrived, 8t Helena, Me Bxeucen, Oct 25—Sailed, Croft (s) BuEMEX, Oct 24—Arrives Salied 23d, Agra, Hogemann, Baltimor: ington, Protet, North Ameries; Admira nisen, ear a Gevsiate, Schutty. N Yor! ms ORDRAUZ, Oct a jetta, Overguard, Posss- cola: Leonl, Premuda, Now’ Orlenus, Proceeding down 23d, Jupiter, Nardin, for New York; Boriuo, Rague, do Balled from Panitine 224, Piimestt, Pedersen. New York: Frigg, Olsen, Wilmington; Freldig, Andersen, Roads. Cereeeal Oct 25—Arrived, Atlantic, Gunderson, a mighi. Gorx, Oot 23— Arrived, Thornhill, Hayes, Baltimore, Balled 23d, Mary Lowerison, Smith, Sandy Hook. Cavats, Oct 24—Bailed, A C ‘Meyor,. Prohn, Pensacola. COPENHAGEN, Oct 17—Passqd, Christiania, Gundersen, Now York for Stettin, Canruackya, Oct 17—Sailed, Eunomia, Olsen, Balti more. gATAcoto, Oct 14—Arrived, Fannie H Loring, Soule, riente. Carcurta, Sept 26-—Balled, WW Thomas, Boyd, Boston; ba iromicr Tae anived: Oncar & Gi Lingonblad, RAL, Oct rrived, Oscar & George, Lin Fonsacola; ‘0 it Marshall, Hutchinson, Aotwerp for New ‘ke Passed 25th, Tonsberg, Anderson, from Quebec for Lon- ‘Bou 1-43, 1M, Oct 20—Arrived, Marion, Dalhousie. , Oct d4—Arrived, Adam M Simpson, Sumner, San ra Nuilod 24th, Varnaes, Now York. Duwxinx, Oct 22—-Sailed, Cam! Rabin, New York. GLovcustun, Oct 24—Arrived, \ jouth, Durkee, Bos- ton. Lascow, Oct 23 Argred, Gienfnart, Hamilton, Mon- treul; Victoria (a), New Y« orl Buiioa 28d, Midas, Todd, Charlottetown; 24th, Delma 0, Aunupolia GRRENOCK, Oct Ls ‘Arrived, Princess Alexandra, Watt, McChosney, do: 25th, Manttoban ‘sBougull, Montreal: Challenge, Wilson, Quebec, Nalled 24th, kdith Oarmicha GxNoA, ct 22—Cleared, Emm: Catmont, Mire- Hod America. Ohio). Neyer, Baltimore ‘Georxe Wash- ‘oxethoff, Moor yo; andringh: C, Grassl, 3 Beccas, ‘Oct 22—Arrived, Athole Cran, Roberts, Phila je INxISHOWRN Heap, Oct 24—Sailed, Addie H Cann, Quig- ley, Baltimore. ILrnacouay, Oct 25—Passod, Somerset (s), from New York for Brintol. 1, Oct 24—Arrived, Julia F Carney, Collins, oth, England (8), ‘Thompson, New York; Iberian ston, Montreal; 25th, rons, MeDouala, Genrentowa, FEL ‘John D Tupper, Pattle, St Catharines + Humber, Henderson, Delaware Brouk- water. Loxbox, Qet 24—Arrived, Ocean, Whiteside, Montreal; New York (und ontered out for soy abe ey Pictou; Boxphorus, Quebec ; 254 Martin Luthor, Bransgai Cleared 24th, City of s . Macdonald, New York, Lowerick, Oct 25—Sailed, Kugone, Petrovich, Maasuvig Oct 23—Sailed, Sabra, Kobi a Oct 18—Arrii York Salica um Eber, Marassl, New York, [oe thoeng Oct 34—Cleared, Valetta (s), Boston, Mt Oct 21—Cleared, Kumore (s), Hopkins, Now ‘Suliod 24th, Jamon Drake (9), Galveston, Orono, Oct 16—Arrived, Furwell, Dujal, Piywourt —Aarrived, Koowar, Puxantut, ‘Arrived, Bousle, Atkinson, cht, tor orders. wx, Oct 24—Arrived, Amalia Figlia, Mortola, UKE Baltimore. Off 24th, MO Haskell, Hatch, from New Yort for Belfast, Suiled 24th, Augustino Quinto, London; Amicisis Sa- Connty of P jnebec. Grrr vona, d ntwerp. Concurrenten, Leith. Hocusrors, Oct 23—Sulied, Roskwa, Faikenbarg, Wil- mington. weaning 2" OLONNK, Oct 20-—Salled, Torranto, Coalticet, jow Yor! SWINEMUNDE, Oct 22—Arrived, John Reaa, Barthing, New York, Sypyky, NSW, Oct 13—Arrived, Zoalandia (s), Smith, Sun Franclico, ¢ 20—Safled, Giusevpina Aecame, Didone, SAvo! Now York, 1d, Bonito, Orr, Berbice. “Artived, Noruen, Helgesen, New Troon, Oct 24—8i TeavEkusDE, Oct Tninsre,, Oot 19—Salled, Sarah K Kingsbury, Grittin, Messina: 20th, Eva, Capptallo, New York, Asnwen, Oct 24—Tho sehr Ivabolla Halt, from Tue! spoke the Willan A Campbell, of Thomastown, from erpool for Movile, 20 miles south of uskar, with loss of yards. BruvroL, Oct 24—The Vindolans (9). arrived here from New York, hud lout cuttor in the Atlantic Oct 14. 24—Bark Oden, from Chincha Ttwlinn ‘bark, from Jon 26.50 W it Yorem: ar, tauintop J mizentopmast, and broke mizenny: on Sept 5,7 deg tof Bermuda; was trying to reach Pernambuco; sup- plied her with sundry spars, &c. Livzuroot, Oct 24—The Sarah, from Quebec, benched above Newferry, has bottom badly damaged; enrpe: Fet unable to at at leak; tide flows in und ow ‘cannot be stopped, vessel will discharge on bet AMERICAN PORTS. reports :— York for ASTORIA, O, Oct 20—Arrived, vark Strathoarn (Br), Andorron, Shanghae; Bencluthe (se), ba jong ips Rodel! Bay (Br), — Abeona (Br), pl Ae em pao ge Fr), Vowsen, Palmouth; Emily Chapia ows. ‘ov 5—Arrived, sehrs Marin Pierson, d for Georgetown); Florence I Lock- H Converse, dup for Georgetown—Sebrs Ida E Babcock and L A “from Vhiladoluia; James A Hoyt, trom New Haven; Ball, from —— wed down from Weorgetown—Briz Antelope, for Bos- Allyn's Point; Colin © Baker, » K Shaw, Portiand. Nov b—Arrived, schrs Stella (Br), Crowell 1 Kiehmond, Va K eu, Browor, P th fort, Low, Porth Amboy: ME Russell, Mohafly, Al- wey; Ida Della Torre, Chase, Now York; Beta, Guptill, 4 (with loss of deck load of lumber); Adelia Cor- son, Corson, Alexandria; Thi Boos, Somers: Carrie L Gosfrey, Godiroy : Th be eReynoids; Kdith L St E M ieuial Rose, Adi Kisley, Weaver, wu shor 11, 40. amer Wm Crane, Kent, Baltimore; bark R W Word (ip), Mohots, Pork Nebel, via Port, Hllgaberty Sparks, Surinam ; Rich, Joy Bolly Hardy. | ley. aking, Parke ins, N N Wave Crest, Thatoher, do; HM ton, NU, Siiled—steamor Reading ; bark (eo T Kemp: Marena. Stoamers Elew from New York for Portlaud, and Francotia, from Purtand for New York, passed tho High- Innd Light, Capo God, av 1 ¥ BALETMO ik. 6 Arh stoamors Hibernian (Br), Sew Gail, Marshman, Charioston Young, New York; J W Garrett, M4 bark Guiseppe de Abunda, (Leal) Janeiro; vriv Eovig |i Witaslng: won, di u Arnold, Arnold, New (lave! Foster, Providence; town: Sehrs Kodne ’ Ohursaer, Noyes, do; Bie Larder, ons ripe seaaige aa mer >) MM Boreon a Oli eonstown ; Koutsa ab, eee tate Olah Diceeall, Nowells Sal Sallgdwsbip Talbot; bark U Bada Beg: es td Bara A tile ns , Ragente. a, Cobb New York: ie Norman. toy Manson, Port. ted Bostot Stor &—azri ive itt iphia; Sth. D Boston, to to load tor ebiidaities Fiore M Crowley, Bailed 4th. eehrs George E tha 3 Jarshall, Baltimores Broomaall, tiamilvon, New York fo intr BOOTH Ay, No PT ity Ego Bar CHARLESTON, Nov 3—Cloared, sehr MB Miller, Young, Baltimore, Sailed—Bark Maggio Horton (Br), gehrs Curtis’ Akorly: “Norton, Bull ‘Hive Larrubeo, Union. Island, Ge Chas 5 Cr Rare add Mahe arr bebe Terry low. Nickereon, Alexandria, Va, Terael. Amsterdam; var, 80; Hortonsias —ALTIN re Cit; vd of Atlanta, b Virginia, Tuuter, Pulladsipines bert dames i ‘ard, Payne, ni beg Carl Guatat (ius), Lungren, Rotterdam. Cierred—Bark Porest Delle (Br), Scott, Liverpool: Fairfield (Br). Morris, H {iien, Dos ownle, Aue werp: Albatross (Nor). i Hareelons QRKOR Nov 2—Arcived, Florence May (BP, heteher, fren Win Windsor NS. for Bate 0, Prov Mul ia, wa owelly. iilsworth at reg ‘esvie Is Wail, Pall River for do; J = Rannusson, il, Paws En Providence tor Port Johnsons 8 §. Bus tueket for New York; Smith, ay iin Morrison, Clifford, from Bangor for Washington, DC. (See Miscellany.) 4b— ‘Arrived, sehrs Jumes A Parsons, Seull, Providence for Philadelphia; Capt John Matthews, do for No Hock Witlio DoWoite, Gott. and Hudson « Coleman, do for do; Sargent, nt, ver for Sied—rle Florence : sobre Lady Eilon, Emma A Chose- bro, Malabar. ‘and B5T; Sth. AM—There are ot nent 3-masted schooners as anchor to the north: eh buoy, also « brig ight) und anothe Mies attend tah night at (deep), and two or three barces with w stoamer. FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 6—Arrived, ship Protector bats) We. mereonag ‘yeokine. ALL rrived, steamers Norfolk, Ford, ond albatross, Dia Yorke my 4tn— arrived, steamer Achilles, Bacon, Philedelpbiay or, Davis. New York. hr Jolin Balch, Hannah, New Yor, rrived, steamer Vindicator, Kogers, Seaadetpniiy isa & Rebecca, Price, Amboy; Hixhtunder, Hsabothport; G Le Lovell,’ Newburg: Martha May, Vie man, ( Balled Behr Golden Te jo, for New York. ¥ WEST. Ost Po—sailed, why Sarah F Mind, Halt, eae schr James fi Gordon, Champion, South- "MOBI, Nov 6—Arrived, ship Ben Nevis (Br), Otta- wi MietgeSon, Noy 1—Sailed, schrs Jessie, Brown, and Loutes, Fickott, New York. ¥STIC, Ct, Nov 5—Arrived, schr Fanny Fern, Eaton, Hopekens phi Mary Gray, Faine, Now York. NEW OKLIANS, Nov 2-Arrivod, stoumors, Minatitlan. (Mex), Basso, Vi are Cru: a Beer orgs ye Auarpee:| eh unt ue ati ips Emm Lapere, Havre; . Homer, we eres steam Mary Lee. Pendleton, a hinadelphl ‘sohr Hl seat Foterson ‘Bump, 6th rived, steamer Cordova an Liyerpool. A New York, | FC Mavberyoert for Philadolphia, put oh) “for er ‘sod. yall 5th) ; schr Henrietta, Sprague, New York via Providenée, 2 Kallod—3 ‘Sehr Geo W Iluut, McLane, sandy Hook. \—Arrived, schrs Elitot L Dow, Davoll, Boston for vitiadeiphing "LL Hamline, Xeraul, go for Now York; Faznig earns Leacn, Nantucket nehored bi ‘Sehrs Artie Gai wood, Stevens, Boston on Phitadelppia: FS Edwards, Irela: nd, do for do; Con- gress, with lumber for Albany, 4 Sousis Wilson, Satled—Sehr John A Beckerman, Hathaway, Georgetown, EWPORT, Nov 4, PM—Arrived, schr T P Abe! Warron for New York (with mi pres) Pg arth Uemehe Hannah, and Jonathan Cone, White, River for do} Samuel & Crocker, Thrasher, New York for Taunton (unt sailed); Thomas RK Williams, MeGovern, Providence tot Haverstraw (and sailed 5th Sailed—New York pilot boat Thomas D Harrison, cruls- **fivo nailed, steamer Deflance, Vall River for Philadel- oul Arrive. soltrs Capt John, Mathews, Providence for New York, via Now Haven; Matchless (Br), Crowell, Princo ‘dward Islaud for New York: B it Warford) Sprague, Pawencket for do; Mery Isabel, Smith. fall River for do: Manson B Oakes, Mathews, Ke d for do; Sallie Stair, ‘Suri R Thomas, ford; Hutt! L Curtis, ‘New York for Bangor; Ella Porsey, mryport; Charles Prescott, ‘Gupul, Spain tor oe Thos R William Saliod Sohrs Amos Brizwe, Dunn, Fall. River for Haver. straw; LS Voorhis, Goldsmith, lrovidenco for do, NEW LONDON, Nov 5—Arrived, schrs Fair Wind, Eee, Palladium, Phila York for Rockland felegra h, do for do; Now Bedtord Drisch. Bangor for Now Yorks Mail, do for do; Het A Puiladelphia, for, N ich; Texas, Newbare far do; Lissle, Amboy r Providence HAVEN, Nov 2 Arrived, brigs Gn. collins, Rouairet T Towaor, Porkine St ret? meek Bi ee Morris, Philadelphia; sloop Emperor, Dewick, Now (om arrived, schr Daniel Morris, Mankin, Amboy: sloop ail, do. phan Aab Uta, Nov 8—Arrived, schr W H Knight, DUTILADULPHIA, Nov 6—Arrived en Willie Ld : Allentown, Mills, ao , For New’ York ; Richard: , Bowe mrtoaton? ow, van ia, oe Miller, Wilmington; Mist, Muney, a ‘At Quarautine—Schr Addio R Wiffner, Lewis, from Port Antonto. Cleared—Steamers Defiance. Crocker, Fall River; Potter ws Pierce, New London; Centipede, ‘smith, Boston (an sailed); AG Stimers, Warren, New York: sors M i ion, New Hodiord: WL. Abbott, Luaiam, Hoskon . Bartlett, Salem ; Fauny W Johnson, Datten, red, steamers Panther, Miller, New Bedford; genake, Swain, touton, ind Both sailed) ; bark Borge Hot (iors. Noah Jueenstown ; schrs Curtis Tilton, Shep herd, to anelror JM Fitzpatrick, Cannon. Port Royal NeUlinvosk, Fort Autoulg; Tutte Lolles, Lollies, New Bediord; Thomas G Benson, Miller, Richmond: ‘Luwxs, Del, Nov 6—Sailed, bark Mury A Marshall (Br), Phillips, Queenstown. hip Reaper still remains. PORTLAND, Mo, Nov —Arrived from Bath, to yo on marine railw bigs § Hexen eaiinee Ouelly Now Dy Fe eet nol Baton de for bt Jobs: NB; M J Longite Porth nebey, ered. ‘hrs Edna Harwood, Ponce, Pt; Ethan Allen, Cardenas; Macgic Dalling, Havana; D'B Everett, Keane- ‘apoiteat Joud tor Philndeiphis. ITH, Nev 5 —Acrtved schrs D Sawyer, Cum York: Wall, Port Johnson, MPRGVINCE TOWN, Nov’ 3—Airived, sche Mabocen Plow gnee, Richards, — (will sail In 8 low days for Alexan- ny Arrived, schr Samuel Wackvil 1s for Boston (see Miscellany). PROVI DENCE. Nov S—Arrive Mareh, Bai ing, Phila Soumion, ‘Pultadetpal eewent ‘alindon, el! arin ‘Wind, Romer, Nowburz; Musio Green, County er, Hyde, Ror South Amboy Porl Johnson. tor Pawtucket ohnwon; thier ily n. Barker, and Win Penn, 8 bean, Theashe: sriet bowie; Gos Port man, Port Jonson for Pawtacket: Sarah Furves, Lise Ware Hichard Law, Hawkins: PM Wheaton, Burret MeGu-, tohn K Hurst, Cook; J Burley, North ; Nathaniel Holines, Dow, and Nov 5—Arrived, sehr James English, F, Port Johnson. nied 3d, i vonrs Salis A Orawtord, Hallock, aud BH War- eniStHOND, Nov 3-Arrived, schrs Jamestown, Hasol- New York; Fenders, Fategelpbie. “Gienred—Sohr M i Bailed—Sehr Jol i" MecDont Sth—Arrived, bark Ada Carte Repay a Mass, in ball to loud flour for Rio Janeiro; Tyna Dunn, Philadelphia; Laura C Woll, ph hog Phile- delphia, Saired—Selir Mazgle Mel McDonnell, Xteolman, Philadelphia, SAN PRANCISCO. rrived, barks Callforaia, Love, Nanaimo; tha Rideout, Niekels. Port Blakely; ndra Adams, ‘fdwards, Seabeck; Wm H Gawiey, Mc- Port Madison. — Helen W Almy, Widdonsen, Ronolula; ‘A st City of Macon, ron, New York 68 hours; Juniata, Catharine, Phila: delphia. a UtarantinoTark Rovalte (Sp), Havana; sehr Boda niladetp! od-—stoamer Geu Barnes, Choesman, Now Yorks sche Mary & Femorick, St Marys (and both *Satled-Barks Hampion Court (Ger), Have Bbel (try. Gore for vedere MOMMUET Now 9-Arrivad, sehra Culyin Ft ton, Prilaaelphia onstitation, Young, Hobol BEONTNGTON, Nov dearrived ache Helle Peck, Avery, and JB Cunningham, Sehotield, Port Johnson, TACOMA, Oct 20—Suiled, bark Samoset, Martin, Sam Fraueixen, ‘ARD HAVEN, Nov5—Arrivod, brig Minnie Abbie, Charleston, Boston; sches Ay Gears Pensacola fur Boston (see Mivcetisnss mos Young, Beunawiek, Ua, for Bustun; ‘Wade Winds Corson; Louisa Birdsall, Steelman; Charles P Stickney Ireluu, and James Poulter, Fisher, Philaselphin: Mabel Hall, Dow, Elizabethport ‘for Bangor; Hi Skinner, Pell eet Pore Jehuaces Ofogon, Church, Pouuhkespalet Sabwah, Mitchell, South Violn, Oole, Hos bol ‘ars HL’ Bowden, Port Soba: hin Young, South Ay Mal ind Youn; do fo: poi fs Rondout for Hurricane Island , Samuel Nash, Harris, thport for Kennebunk; Julla 4 Martha, Rolmos, Newbury tor Calula; Pasomac, Odell, Philadelphia for Se Joan, NB; Martha innis, Neweomb, Lynn tor New York; Samuel Hart, Holbroox, Boston lor do; Arctic, (Ging, Kocks land for dos Oliver Avery; Tupper, do for do; W Freeman, Thomaston for do; tyne, Oliver, Girdiner f do} Kernen (Br), MeKornou, "Prince ’ Edwards Intend Boston “for Pulludelptta; Mand, eurlands MePurlan ang Sarah June ‘Poot, Steelman. do e Wilson, Floyd, Quivey Point Yor du; Ada Aiwom, 4 Htocklund ‘tor do: too W Jowett, Blalr, Gardiner for dodG B McFarland, Harrington do for Washington, Dt Habbitt, boston tor Georgotown, DO: Anus per, Wangor for Annapolis; Joveph Parwell, Hurricane Island for Buitinoro; J & Bodwoll Rockland for do; Teunessos, Pillsbury, Portland J, Va; Lucy Ames. Mishup, Kockland for do J lost deck loud); Altrod Keeno, Keating, A do for Brans- + Heod, Booth! © Baracoa, uy Sehra Vulrdealor, Jordan, trom ilsworth for Providence.q° Suled—sehrs A Carson, ¥ St Clair Kdwarda, Lily B Feeweh, Viola, Mars (UU HG Kielit, Sarl Nash, Mabol Hall, Doiphin, Join Cadwallader, KI Morrigon, Artie Gar. wood Win Melaou wad 3K Gorsdn WILME Nov G—Arrived, harks Aloxand EB; Ocoan (Ger, Wichuse ft, Port Spain; schr Laure & YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, - Us NOR SALE—CANOK (WANOK CLUB MODER in complete cruising trim; cust $140; price $80, Addross vox 700 Yonkers, N.Y. PROk SALE—A SCO condition, suituble for vil | of neavy freight; Scowa to Slat st. BK, W AstED - ~A SPRITSAIL SAILBOAT ABOUT, 1S feot long, broad beam, in good order and Lod Addross BOAT, Vox 131 Herald oftice, tor throo days. V ANTED- ALIGHT DRAUGIT DREDGE, f DuAWING hot more than two or th oe foot of w: LOUGULY BROS. Long Branch, 8. J-, and where samo cun bo 8, SOUND aNv GOOD “barrels of buik, of any kind re. F. BP. RASTMAN, foot MISCELLA NEOUS. AOLWELL LEAD GON ANS AMENICAN SEAN Lm ‘aid jas: BBs. of saperior ‘fnish ; also Lead Pipe