The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1877, Page 10

10 BOXING - MATCH. Glove Fight Between Billy McClellan and Harry Hicken for a $500 Purse. te TWENTY ROUNDS IN ONE HOUR. A Rattling Contest Which Re- sulted in a Drawn Battle. A boxing match fc purse’ of $500 came off last aight away up town, near the Central Park, between William McClellan, of this city, and Harry Hicken, ot Philagelphia, The men fought according to tho modern rules of glove fighting; that is three minute unless a knockdown occurs, with one minute | the rounds’ the contest to be drawn at the end of an hour, should netther contestant be put hors de combat sooncr. The fighters last night fought twenty rounds gamely during the hour, made a drawn battle of it and divided tho purso between them, THR MEN, McClellan is an American of Scotch parentage. He bas fought with gloves three times previously; first with Prolessor Dole, of Yale College, which Insted ono hour and three minutes, This match took place at New Haven, Conn,, ana McUlellan was the victor, The second was with Jobn Cash, in this city, which lasted only siateen minutes, and the third was with James Murray, of Philadeiphia, which lasted thirty- four minutes, 19 both of which Mac came of successful, The first Ogbt, tho one with Dole, Mac says, was the severest of tuem all The one last night was a very lively one, Deing quite scientific. MeClellan is thirty-two years old and weighed last nigot 145 pounds. Harry Hicken is a native of England, is twenty-eight years old, and weighs 140 pounds, He has fought in the riug five times, the first in England with Joe Hayward, whom he whipped in nine rounds and sev- entecn minutes, and before leaving for America ho whipped Jo Owley, but it took him two hours and thirty-eight minutes todo it, After he came to this country he fougnt a buffer known as Dutchey that he yot away with in good time, This was in 1867, Then Harry was matcbed against Billy Carroll, of Baitimore, Dut aftcr several good rounds the fight was broken ‘up in a@ row. furry’s last appearance in the ring was with Barney Campbell, near Pittsburg, when, after fighting one hour and six minutes, Camp- Dell's friends rose into the ring and stopped the fight, Hurry Hicken since that timo has been on the hell, out of training, and was induced to try bis hand with McClellan at short notice, He was not in condi- tion, but managed by dexterous manceuyring to wear out the hour and make a draw of it. THE PRELIMINARIES. ‘Avout nine o’clock the parties having the boxing match in hand bad repaired to the spot selected for the fray, and alter getting this in order, at nuit-past nine, the selected few begun to congregate. The totl- cts of the boxers were arranged, the selection of sec- onds mado and a referee appointed, the latter being a professor of the ‘manly art of seli-defonce,”” Messrs. Arthur Chambers and Mike Clary Were chosen seconds for Harry — Hicken, aod Billy Edwards and fom Radcliffe tor McClellan. ‘Yhen, at thirteen minutes before ten o’clock, the mon shook bands all round and time was called for THE FIGHT. Rounp 1--As the men moved to the centre of the room, which was a very spacious one, they sparred uway very cautiously, — pariicu- larly Hicken, who backed away as McClellan approached him, McClellan looked iu much tne best conaition, his muscles being very conspica- ous, wile Hicken looked fleshy avd effeminate. He ‘Was Very cautious anu movod back ward, making Bev- eral .eints as McClellan followed him. Hicken was first to brewk ground by sending in two left handers in quick succession on McClelian’s nose and forehead, getting one in return on the nose, but ueither of the Diows amounted to much. Mac missed and Hicken got /o three with his leit on Mac’s lace. This put Mac on his mettle and he dashed in with left and right and put ina heavy right-handed biow on the leit side of Harry’s head, Hurry dodged a wicked right pander and plented bis letton Mac’s chin, A counter with left Lands followed in the lace, Hurry dodging bout and not seeming to wish to go into close quarters, Harry got on Mac’s noso, and then they couniered in the face with their left hands, and (be Ubtee minutes being up they were ordered to their respective corncrs, Rounp 2—Hicken was on tho retreat Mac ap- prouched him, and it was some time vefore a blow Was struck, After this the men got within hitting distance, when they both lot fly at tne samo time, Hicken ianding oh Mav’s head and the Jatter ou Harry’s chin. Hicken burst bis glove, and the fight was stopped for three minutes while he yot anew one. There wat no marks on the men at this time, They were oply a little flushed 1m the face, Getting close Lo each other in tho middle ot the room they went rapidly to work, both leaving with the leit haud, quickly followed by the mgbt. Mac reaches Harry’s victualling department. with his lett, which Hicken repaid by a hard one on Muc’s forehead, and gave him another on the chin. They then fought sharply, Hicken retreating ploscly followed by McClellan, and they fougut quickly with both hands, Hicken being the quickest in nis de- }iveries, and was very active in avoiding punishment Mac managed to get his right m on the left side of Hicken’s head, and Harry had bis leit taking liberties with Mac's frontispiece. They were stopped at tho expirauion of tho three minutes. Toe fignting seemed to be about even. Round $—MeClet!an moved up quickly when time was called but Hicken moved back as he was ap- proached, hitting out with bis ledt as be retreatea, Ho uot in’ turee Jett handers before McClelian got ia ‘Then they counted hard in the front of the faco pune. lwice when they both missed and came to- gether in acclincb. Ihey were parted and bogan Again, McClellan made a rush at ilicken with his lett, but Hicken ducked his hoad aud the blow pussed over it, Mac brought bis might to bear, how- ever, and they exchanged compliments in the face, Mac sent his left hand ito the “pit of the stomach,” ringing Hicken’s head down on Mac’s shoulder, and they took a hug until partea by their seconds. ‘They were soun close together again, however, aud countered full in the face with their left bands. Hicken, retreat- ing, putin @ left nander oo Moe's chin, when the Jatier, following rapiuly, gave Hicken a heavy right hander in his left ribs. “He did not get away without turn, however, as Harry planted bi heavily on the left side of Mac’s head. Mutual exchanges followed, and then they clinched, When parted they sparred a mo- ment or two, Harry retreatiog, when at it ghey went again, lett and right, and they exchunged Some vory hard blows, Then Mac made a desperate lungo ut Hicken, but the latter dropped his bead and the Diow passed over it Then Hicken delivered bis lott on Mac's nose, aud the latter seut his right beayily on to the left ribs of Hicken, but tho latter closed the round with tue best of the sp .rring, Rounp 4—Hicken seemed to be pulling considerably as tie came to the seruich, whive alac appeared ‘as cool us acucumber.” The Jatter was anxious to at Hicken, Dut as be came in Hicken dropped tis lett on his jaw, getting a return on the forenesd. Then bis right Mac planted his Jett heavily on Harry’s breast or just | it on “ibe mark,” and a sharp rally took Mac getting in two right handers on ight wide of Micken’s head and one on ribs, while Harry took iiverties with Mac's Yuen they couutered in « below his fuce with his Jet baud running figut twice 1m each other's tuce hard. Harry ky in one on the yt up lis running tacucs, getting ast when he ducked Lis head anda chneh foilowed, ‘th men were separated, and when they got withio hitting distance agen, each put im two left hauders, Hicken landing on Mac’s face, the Jatter on Harry’s Drowd basket After some more skirmishing the round closed by Harry getting iua hard ove on the right side of Mac’s bead, Hicken now appeared con- erably flushed, being as red as a boiled lobster, vebile Mac was scemingly as iresh as avthe start, His condition Was far the best, and Le was booked jor a Wincer at this early siage of the game. Kousp 6—The men had now tought eighteen min- ntes, aud after sparring a considerable time, Hicken constantly on tbo retreat, McClellan made a dash aba planted lett on Hicken’s body, but slipped down as he seat lis right band heavily into the rivht side of ficken, This was claimed os a knock down by Hicken’s frends, which, round. t, thougu re Rounp 6 —Hicken ied cating all the time, and bis blow w ped, when | Mac rushed in with hie |b wheo iicken ducked | wod the biow went over his head, This brought tue | men to a clineh, when they had to eparated and brougbt into the coutre vi twering, Alter chasing | Hicken avout the room for a moment or two, Mac managed to got his leit on the vovy | of bis opponent, and Hicken in returo- | jng missed twice leit and richt, Then Mac overivok Harry, aud gotina heavy left hander | on the left side of (he head, when Harry made an. piber doubie 1a of it, and Mac rushed to, detivered his rignt near the lett ear and Hicken went down and Was carried lo is corver, Kouxp 7. —This round opened in the samo manner | as the previous ones, Micken ou the retreat aod Mac following lim closely, when Hicken led off and | missed, and = McCielan boring ip, delivered with the icft in the pit of the stomach and on the leit side of the head with his right, Muc | next missed twice by Hicken cucking pretty and the | iter missed a well-intentioned biow at the hea, vat | following it up, got his left io on the upper part o1 the face, for Which Ne uot a right-anuer as a return compliment from Mac aud went dows, being carriod to his corger, [ut he was calied back and the round continued, Alter petting tv the contre of the room heavy mtiihg enetied On LoL rides, uuu) Harry went down wand was carried to lis corner very weak. Rouxp 8.—Alter a little more doaging on the part of Harry they exchan id righihouders on the side of bach other's heads, aud there was some good scientific hting, Harry sili on the retreat, with very | itte advaniage (o citber boxor, They fought in this way ail, over tho room, unl the three minuies expired and they were Loid 10 stop, Mac baying muca the best vi the round. reated, untit Mac made a rush tor him | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NUVEMBER’ 15, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. Mac seemed as strong on his pins as at the beginning. ‘xs Sine followed up and fired in Harry caught him om the nese neatly. They. then countered and clinched, ered tu the centre of the room ce and clinched aga ‘bere was Dow a succession of fighting all around the room, inching again, alter fighting right and loft with both bands. This sort of thing contioued until the three minutes were up, the honors of the round being about equal, Strange to say when the mon were taken to their respectt Sdboud'’s knees there was no blood visible on ether man, Roux» 10.—As \hoy cume to the scratch Hicken was puiting hike x porpoise. They had now three ex- changes, a left end right and a clinch, They were separated. and placed again at the scratch when, after a few more exchanges, there was another clinch, On gotting to the centre once more they aguin exchanged, when Mac rusued in and planted his Jett heavily on the belt and knocking Harry down, hus fipisbed tne round, Hicken being carried to hi corner. Rovve 11—Harry came up breathing heavily and trying to protect the wind as much as he could, as he was trying to get tbrot the hour without de- t. As tbey gq closo to each other both men tet fly and both missed. Some sharp fighting then cusucd all over the room and Hicken tnally went down, both men being carried to their respective corners. Rovsp 12.—Hicken pursued tis old tacos of re- treating; Mac, howevor, followed Marry closely and got in bis right hand on Hicken’s jaw, and a Sinch jollowed, When thoy got together again they oxchanged. Harry got bis left mon the nose, Mac om the side of the head. Harry again retreated, and Mac went alter him round the Toumn, exchanged a couple of blows, and then they Clinched. The next time they etarted both men went at it right and jest, ding, dong, until they got into the corner of the room, and Hicken went down, M stumbling, When Muc was taken to his corn the Hicsen patty mace a claim ot first blood for their man, as McClellan was blecaing over the right eye. ‘Atthe swine time the seconds were busy wiping the nose of Mr, Hicken. Rovp 13,—Harry still getting weaker and weaker from the want o1 cocdition and- still retreating, but Mac evidently wanted to Dring the cuntest toa close betore the time Was up, for he pursued Harry closely end fired in whenever he could. The fighting was good now all through, and the honors Deitg about even, one man fighting for time and the otheragninat it, Hicken showing @ greatdeal ot good generalspip to. keep up under bis lack of conditior, The round closeu by Mac boring in, and as Harry went down he fell on top of him, both men being car- ted to their corners. From the fourteenth to the end of the fignt the tac- tics of the men were the same, Hicken hoping to hold out for the hour, and Mac, on the con- trary, seeking to end the — struggle inside of the sixty minutes by knocking Harry out of time. But Mac did not succeed, for Harry man- aged to stand it out until the tine had expired, when time was called, she battle decided a draw and the purse cqually divided between tne men, The men were then taken care ol, and although somewhat swollen about the countenance they were not much disfigured, and alter a short rest they left the room after a friendly shako of the band and, — repaired to their lodgings forthe wight, Tho gentlemen who gave tbe purse retired well sutiafled with the grand exhibition ot the art of self-aefence to which they had been treated, Ive bg 7h. Cie A REMARKABLE CURE, Mr. William Wilson, who claims to be a resident of No. 210 Canal street, went into the St. Denis Hotel on Tuesday evening and handed tho clerk a paper on which was written, “1 am deaf and dumb; cannot speak or hear, and aw in need of assistance. I havo Deen put out of my lodging bouse for want of money.”” The clerk, who had been imposed on so often by beg- gars in disguige, threatoned to send out for a policeman i he did not leave the premises at once, Wilson slood quite still for a moment, but when tho clerk called out to one of the attendants, “Jim, go out and get an officer,”’ Wilson snatched the piece of paper which he handed the clerk and tore it in pieces. Detective Dolan, of the Fitteenth precinct, who was pear at hand, wus called in, and he took Wilson into cuatody, Yesterday the prisoner was arraigned be- fore Judge Bixby, at Jefferson Market Court, and ho was formally accused of being a vagrant without Visible means ol support. *:\hat have you to say in answer to this charge ?”? suddenly inquired Judge iixby, “lam not guilly; 1 don’t know anything about it,’? answered Wilson. ‘Amid a general roar from the clerks ana others in the court he received his sentence for sixty days in the Workbouse, where it is supposed he will eventu- ally enurely recover his lost faculties. UNGALLANT CIGARMAKERS, The police of tne Ninoteenth precinct were last evening requested to protect the lives of about one hundred girls who were at work in the cigar manu- factory of Krebs & Spiers, av Filty-fourth street and Second avenue. It was rumored that about five hundred strikers bed threat- ened to create a distarbasce whon they were going home. When the gi bad given over work and departed from the factory y were sure rounded by the strikers, and some had thoir clothes torn by them, The terrified creatures rao back to their workshop and awaited for the police te disperse the mob. William, Jadpaa, who 1 said to have been the ringleaaer, was arrested and locked ap in the East Fitty-first street station house, A MYST“RY-MAKER, On Tuesday cvening a Jetter was received by the Bonrd of Coroners stating that the writer could fur nish valuable information touching the death of Seiter in Central Park, His death, it was claimed, was due not to suicide but to an assault, The circumstances of the case were s0 peculiar that an investigation was thought judicious, but no person was found atthe number given in Houston street answering the name of the writer of the communication, which Superin- tendent Walling pronounced a hoax to misioad the police, HERALD WEATHER PREDICTIONS. [From the Belfast News Letter, Oct. 31.) Most peopic are aware of the small share of belief the public bas heretolore accorded to the vaticinations of weather prophets, Tho reason of this scepticism may be atcributed to three causes—tirst, the vaguely general naturo of thoir proatetions; second, the apti- tude of people to consider the day as “tine” or other- wise, according as 1t suits themsely nd, lastly, the popular experience of prophets Individually and as a body, members of this exalted profession being known occasionally to have an unprophetical inclination, considering the functions of the police court, to an undue indulgence in pipts of porter as a me- dium of inspiration, Be the fault where it may, the fact js undeniable that **Poor Robin’? and many otner arbiiracors as to tho advisability of juvenile fishing and birdnesting excursions are now remem- bered only with a laugh, as the unfortunate posses- sors of a constitutional incapacity to teil the trath. The weather, thus deprived of its legitimate, if fallible, ministers, appeared to get along pretty well Ull the New York Hana scovered it Was eudowed with the gut of prophesy in affairs meteoroloxical. How this enterprising organ arrived at a knowledge of 8 pew “vocation” iL is useless to inquire, **Me- diumg” have beew plentiful in the United Statos of late, # und. possibly there may have been # manifestation in that way, ‘That so jar the claims advanced are Jus- tifled by the results bas been made disagrceably evi- dent. The storm predicted to Visit our cousts on Sun came with & punctuality and eflect that must have been very flattering to the MERaLy. Il the “influence’’—tbis 1s the correct fermi—direct- ing the Weather cepartmént of this compreben- fionalist newspaper posse: suMcient corporcal- ity to transmit itself Lo certain portions of Africa lately visited by Stanley, we doubt not it would find its condition materially benefitted, as the peoplo there retain not ouly prophets, but “makers”? ot that upiversal bugbear—the weather, The above suggestion is thrown out with no invidious Uo Hors on our part, such as walking into ‘a vacant pair of shoes;” we pretend to kuow nothing of the weather, but how to suller from it, nor dovs tuo popu- Jar superstition of unwillingness to meet a certain nameless pofson ball way weigh with us, We aro actuated simply by the desire to placo a deserving object in the way of ovtaining proper recognition, while the glory surrounding its achievements 33 still untarnivhed by the mutability that must always at. tend the career of any one trusting for reputation to such an unstable element aa the wouther, GENERAL POLITICS, The Worcester (Mass.) Spy thinks that Stanley Mat- thews is now as mach depreciated as he was formerly overrated, According to the Scranton (Pa.) Republican the day in which men lead the republican purty without oxcit- ing question has gone by, “Principles are now more strictly enforced and the fulfilment of pledges moro sternly demanded.” Tho erime of Mr. Hayes is that he is seeking to carry ovt'the promises of the Cincin- nati plaitorm, Says (he Indianapolis (1nd.) News :—'*Mr, Conkling shows that he not disassociate his potions ol right and bis own porsoual importance, giving 1urther proof of the narrow grasp of a great mind,’* ‘The Pittsburg (I'4.) @azelte shows the sum total of the strength which the arguments of tho silver advo- cates possess when it remarks:—“The sole purpose is to restore alaw surreptitivusly répeaied, and to givo silver the place it had, and to which tt is still entitied— that of @ legal tender in discharging contracts, It ts designed to restore to the debtor class their rights as they existed when certain coatracts were made.” Norwich (Cono,) Bulletin:—'tho republican party has done a glorious work !u the past, and bas glorious possibilities before it. Lis dissolution, therefore, 1s most carnesily to be deprecated, and is donrecated both by the administration and its enemies, But such anevent is strongly threatened by the present com- ‘=—The men had now been fichting twenty ae pe ‘end Hinken was very weak. while plication, and no good republican can view tne siiua tion without raal anxietv.’? OUR COMPLAINT BOOK. [Nors.—Letters mtended for this columo must bo accompanied by the writer's full name and address to insure attention, Complainants who aro unwilling to comply with this rulo simply waste time in writiag, Write only on one side of the papor,—Ep, Meraco | A DANGEROUS SIDEWALK. To tux Epirox or tHe Henaup:— Please allow mo to request the proper authorities to fix the sidewaik between Nos 220 and 222 Delancey street beiore any further injuries occur. ‘This is the second time it has been spoken ol, A KEADER, THE SLOWEST RAILROAD TIME IN THE COUN- TRY. To rae Eptrox or Tue Henaup:—~ Woy does the Long Isiand Railroad Company carry freight on passenger trains, thereby runving tar behind their schedule time? For tustance, Tuosday I took the train which left Hunter’s Point at ten A. M., and ar- rived at Glen Cove at tweive o'clock precixely—a di tance of twenty-five miles—just twonty-live thinutes later than their schedule time, or the kplendid «ver- age of a mile in five minutes, No wonder those king suburban homes look clsewhere than Long Island. RAPID TRAN: WORKERS IN WHITE LEAD FACTORIES, To Tas Epiror oF THE HkRALD:— A great many persons working tn white load facto- rios die every year owing to the damaging metals which seitio in the breathing organs, A chemist gives an infallible cure, which is to use every day avery small quantity of iodide of potassium, COLLISION ON THE ROAD. 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ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STHAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPIL LIN, Steamer Mosel (Ger), Neynaber, Bremen Oct 28 and Southampton Slat, with mdse and 243 passengers to Ocitichs & Co. Hui heavy gules from WNW and NW, with very high sea, east of the Banks, deumer New Orleans, Dearborn, New Orleans Nov 8, with mdse and passengers to Ciurk & Seaman, Steamer Algiers, Hawthorn, New Orieans Nov 7, with mdse to Bogert & Morgan. Steamer City of Atlanta, Waod)all, , with mdso ta das W Quintard & ‘ov 12, 18 miles NE of Cape Lookout, passed steamer Lone Henco tor New Orleans; same day, Kuyg Harbor Hht bewring NNW 10 miles, passed A sunken schooner, with stern und half of foremust and topmast ont of the water. is a dangerous wreck to consting vessels (betore reported). steamer Old Dominion, Walxer, Richmond, City Point and sorfolk, with mdse and passengers tv Old Dominion Stoawship Go, Kolly, Norfolk, with mdse to the Old Steamer Kichmona, Dominion Steamshii Steamer Aibemagle, Gibbs, Lewes, Del, with mdso to the Cld Dominion Steamship Co, Ship Hebe (Nor), Hit, Christiana 61 days, in ballast, to Bockmann, Oerlein & Ci Burk Astren (til), Bonham & Boyesen. Bark Falmouth (of Windsor, N: Yharles:on Nov 10, ussone, Bristol 43 days, in ballast, t Bristol 3 vy SW wi Lawrene Had y Bark Angiotetta Bazzo (Ita), Burlano, Ipswich 53 days, in ballast, to orter. Bark Gerolamo Olivari (Ital), Hastorino, Newcastle 53 dave, ‘with indse to GA & B Meyer; vessel vo Benham & oyexon, Bark Veneranda ({tal), Polio, Southampton 42 days, in ballast, to Lauro, Storey & Co Bark’ Perlen (Nor) ntwerp 38 days, in ballast, to Bonham & Boyesén. Had henvy weather, Bark Moverato (Ital), -——, Ancona 75 a corde: Ae. ' Wulff, Bordeaux 49 days, in ballast Nor), Salversen Bordeaux 37 days, in bal- Uo. 's, im ballast, to (Swe 6 ell, Boulogne 45 days, in ballast, toorder iad stron: 8 and NE ates the IaAt i dnp, Bark Artiere (Aus), Tutehan, jays, in ballast, to Siecovich & Uo, Va et Oo Hark Jared Venico 80 days, in bal- last to Bontiar & Boyesen, Bark Ausonie (ital), Sansino, Leghorn 50 days, with mar. ble and races to fabbricotti Bros.; vessel toorder, Passed Gibraltar Vet 6. Hark Persevernnza (Ital), Parodi, Genoa 66 days, in bal- o order, Panved Gibraltur Oct 25 Conquestators (Itai), Lauro, > 50 days, in ballast, to Punch, hdye & Co, Bark Canoxsa Padrosital), Schaftaptetri, Tarragona 68 days, Im ballast to rlocovieh & Co. assed Gibraltar te We | — Brig Trenmore (Nor), Christensen, Bordeaux 40 days, in Kayo & Co. Nov 10, lat 83, Jon 55, passed 100 of 400 tons bottom up, avparently @ Jong time in that situatio Brig sarah Walince (of St John, Ni¥), Beott, Windaor, NS, 14 days, with pinster to Searmmoil Bros. Now 9, no Lat around to the NW, easterly gule, Pieree, Ricumond, Va, Alexandrin. pl scinin ' Visginia, Sone WE Jayne, Falkenburg, Virginia Sehr A J Alcott, Loveland, Virginia Mills, reinta. en “ Sehr Chas W Alcott, urtis, View! dilisme. Pierce. Georeetawe. DO, | Schr G P Pallock, Sharrott, Georgetown, Dt. Schr Howard Williaa, King, Gi town, DC. Sehr Joho i Haliaday, af, Geor-etown, DC, Sehr Goo P Hallock, Shurrott, Georgetown. Rene Charies Miller, Hammond, Geor: etow! Schr George I Fessenden, Beebe, Gevrgetown, DC, for Boston. a che Hattie M Crowell, Crowell, Georgetown, DO, for joatinn, Ser John K Shaw, Cox, Bultimore, Rehr #: M Heed, Kelsay’ Baltimore, Sehr Oliver eld, Dissosway, Baltimore. Behr It P Havens, ape HKattimore. Sehr M A Hotmes, Dunn, Baltimore for Boston, Sebr Wm Brainard, Spencer, 0! Sehr J- Chandler, Hopkins, Philadelphia, Sche WL Abbot, Ludiam, Philadelphia for Boston, Belr EM Buoll, Trel.nd, Philadelphia for Boston. Behr « Nevinger, Smith, Mhiladelobia tor Bost: eur Jas L Watson, Cruse, Philadetphia lor Providence, Beli on tor Philadelphia, New 5, n with schr Cabot, and lost Jibboom; th Arrived 13th—Brig Maid of Llangollen (Br), from Cow Bay (not #8 before roported). PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND sOUgH. Stonmer Bermuda (Br), Angrove, Halifax, johns, NF. for New York, with mdse and p Clark and Seaman, yBigamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedtord for New ‘Steamer Albatross, Davis, Fall River for Net Steamer Paine (US torpedo boat), Resi, N Battimore, Schr [ra D Stur is, Gould, Augusta, Me, for » Sehr Claribel, Nicsorson, Hallowell, Me, for a tor'Now Sche Paul Seavey, > Sehr MS Bradshaw, Vang! Schr Theo Dean, Babbitt, Boston Selic $s Smith, Snow. New Hedfoed tor New York. Sehr flelen, Chase, New Hedtord for ‘ Sehr Benjamin tnglish, Chase, ‘ork. echr MA Predmore. Fitch, New Beaford for New York. Sehr George A Fierce, Bul New York. Behr sper, Keefe. Tat Schr Phil ~heridan, Lin Sehr Fair Wind, Bowman, m for New York. New York. New York. ce for New York, Schr Mary Stone. Bucos dehr Ontario, Vow, Providence for New York. Sehr Sunveaai, B-nuett, Mrovidence tor New York, Sehr Lizzie, aylor, Providence for New York. Schr J J Worthinaton, Fiteh, rrovidence fer Now York. Sebr Nuthaulol Holmes, Mubbard, Providence for New ‘ork. sehr Cynthia June, ¢ Sa Sehr Amos Falkenberg, jeman, Bristol for Ni Sehr A G Pease, Aboie, Portland, Ct, tor New York, Ser Joseph Hail, Hamilton, Portland, Ct, tor New York. Sehr Hocizon, Chapman, New London tor New York, Sehr Laurel, Baton, New London tor New York, Schr GM Harris, Harris, Now London for New York. ‘ae White Cloud, Wilcox, New London for New York, Sehr Twilight, Robinson, New Haven for Philadelphia, Schr Sharpshooter, Huixe, Port Jefferson for New York. Sehr overt Center, Hulse, Port Jefferson for New York, Setr Gel York, is anchored off t) a Herald Telegraph station tor BOUND EAST. Bark Novena, Nichols, New York for Nowry. Brig Florence (Br) |, New York for 5t Johns, NF, Brig Atlas, ew York for Portland, Me, del:r Pride of t sant. Lord, New York for Demerara, Sebr Nettie (Br), Brett, New York for St Joha, »» Schr Teal (Br), Hamm, New York for Mt johu, NB. Schr R A Collins, Coiling, New York for Boston. Schr Modest 3 Schr Artist. ing, New York tor Bristol. Schr Kim City, Kelby, New York for Hartford, Schr Urbuna, Allon, New York for Somerset. Schr Veranda, Pond, New York tor Providence, Scnr M M Brainerd, stevens, New York for Portland, Ct. Schr Cornelius, Pratt, New York for Norwich. Sehr Zeila, Hallowell, Manhattenville for East Wey- mouth, ‘Sche Mary Ella, Grover. Hoboken fur Newburyport. Schr Albert Pharo, Bingham, Hovoken for Pawtuck Selir Sedona, Hart, Hoboken lor Pawtucket. Schr Betsy Ann, Locke, tloboken for Stonington. Schr Captain Jobin, Mathews, Hoboken for Brid Rehr James A Parsons, Strong, Weehawken for Boston, Schr Connecticnt, Berkley. Sandy Hook for Bridgeport, Sehr Ann, Gotchetl, Port Johnson for Boston, Sehr Spartel, Hollowell, Port Joluson for Boston. Sehr Oliver Ames, Babbitt, Port Johnson for Boston, Schr Georgiana, Brown, Port Johnson for Boston, Seie GA Paige, Sinith, Port Johnson tor Lynn. Behr Lottie K Friends, Collins, Port Johnson for Sal Schr ZL tess, Godley, Fort Johnson tor Rtonington. Sehr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Fort Johnson for Provi- dence. Sehr Wim F Burden, Scher &'T Smith, U Sehr Thomas Potter, dams, Port Johnson for Providen wannch, Handy, Port Schr Wm Penn, Hart, Port Johnson for Wickford. Schr Wm Pickering, Lawrence, Amboy forJ’ortland, Schr KS Dean, Thrasher, Amboy for Fult River, Schr Curtis, Godwin, Crowley, Amboy for Derby ‘Schr Wm MecOQobb, Kall, Amboy for Providen Schr Zebec, Shropshire, Amboy fur Providence. Sehr WP Phelps, Hall’ Amboy for Providence, Rehr J G Fall, Shropshire, Amboy for Providence. No43, Gandy, Amboy for New London. |, Spencer, Amboy tor New Haven, Rcut Muria Auxusts, Mote, Amboy tor New Haven, Sehr Ewerald, Smith, Amboy for Sng Harbor. Schr HD May, Philadelphia tor Portinnd, 9 be FR Noble, Philadeiphix for Boston. Sehr Mary Price, Campvell, Philadelphia for Salem. Schr D Milliken, Rovinson, Philadelphia for Fall River. Sehr American Kugle, Newlove. Philadelphia for Dan- vereport. rep" KImira Wooley. King, Philadelphia for Danversport. CU Smith, Atwood, Philadeiphta for Providence, Sehr jas 5 Watson, Ora! Philadelphia for Pawtucket. Schr MU Carroll, Carroll, Philadelohia for Pawtuck Schr E P Willians, Russell, Philadelpnia for Hartfor Eeur Charlie Miller, Jones, Virginia for New Haven, ererer ren. CLEARED, Steamer Algeria (Bry, Watsou, Liverpool, vis Queens town—C G Franklyn, ‘Steamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow—A Baldwin & Co. . Steamer Anerique (Fr), Delort, Havre via Plymonuth— Louis de Bebian. Mtenmer Columbus, Reed, Havana—Willlam P Clyde & Co. Ntoawer Flamborough (Br), Fraser, St Jubn, NB, and Yarmouth, NS—A i Onterbry Stoner General Whituey, rert & Morgan. Steamer Santiago de Cuba, Crowell, Charleston—J W Del—A Abbott. Philadeiphia—J ames Hand. Ship Lert G Burges Starrett, Liverpool—Snow & Bur- clintk Hawthorne (Br), Mend, Bombay—R W 0. Freeman, New Orleans— Wilmington, Grumley, i ‘ameron & ‘“yurk Nina Figlta (Ital), Antonio, Hull, E—Benham & fpoll (Aus), Dexregori, Cork or Falmouth for or- ‘uneh, Kdye & Co. ark Aacenzione (Ital), Siano, Cork or Falmouth for or- ders—Funeh, Edye & Co, Hark linperatore Francereo Gluseppe.I (Aus), Premuda, Cork or Faimouth for orders—Slocovich & Oo, Vave Queen (Br), Wilson, Cork for orders—D R Do Bark W Wott & © olxrk Bienener (Nor), Sorentsen, Marsoltles—Bockmanns, ein & Co, Hits Nellie’ Husted, Brewster. Seville —Brett, Son & Co. Brig MutthaJ Brady (Br), Brady, Gibraltar for orders—J ‘Smith, Wakeley, Montevideo—J Norton, Jr, F Whitney & Brig Walter & Sons. Fehr Emma D Endicott, Carroll, Vera Crus—John A Janxsen, Sehr G H Eaton, Aylward, Port au Prineo—Kunhardt & Co. hr Mary S Lunt (Br), Lee, Belize, Hon—B J Wenberg Eva J Smith, Sanders, Guantanamo—Jas A Van Brunt. Schr Wm # Wopkins, Bush, St Augustine, Fia—Bentloy, Gilderslecve Master, 1 it Gager. Schr RH Shannen, Isaac R staples, Sehr Champion (Br) PJ Nevius Si RU Wilson, McDaide, Providence—B McDatdo, Frank Beattie, Gladwin, New Haven—Cartwright Orient, LI—Rackott & 0. Chadwick, Beaufort, SC: ‘omlin, Baltimore Wilson, Chester, I" . Grunville, Nowark, NJ Seh Sehr & Doyle. Sciir Phebe Elizabeth, Ryai Bro, SAILED. Steamers AJgoria, (Br), for Liverpool; Amerique (Fi Havre; Columbas, Havana; Gen Whitney, New Orlean: Santiazo de Cuba, Churieston: ships Gill Thomps (Br), Liverpool; Loch Ranza (Br), Glasgow; British Ame- rica (Br), London: ‘Tautatlon Castle (Br), do; Emerald Isle, do; Darks Argonaut (Br), do; krinua (Br), do; Nuovo Uhiarinw (ital), Naples: Famiglia Ferro ([tal), Glencenter; Brazil (ir), Havre: Eurus (Br). Queenstown or Falmouth: Brunswick, Cork or do: Enrico Dandolo (ital), do dries Meding, Morgan or Broad Pilly Tula, Belize; lcamia (Ital), Naplos: sehr NH Skinner. ‘Also sat ed, bark Goethe (Ger), for Bremen. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bg-For collision of steamer City of Brussols (Sr; with schr Alexandre Young, attended with loss of lit news columns. STHAMER JAMYS ADGER, 1.085 tons, built in New York in 1851, formerly in the Charleston trado, has been sold for Boston account on private terms. Bank W Hl Brest, from O!ympia, which left Newport 13th for Bath: will have anew malumi pairs. Sour Katix @ Romxsox, Champio df Charleston 10th with 300 tons phosph 4 phia, spruny @ leak off Georgetown and returned to Char.es- fon 11th for repairs. Scur Evyapxe—The bull of a vesset with the name tvadne on her starboard bow, seen by the Chanarel, at Quoenstown from Ranzoon, was undoubtedly the missing setr kyudne, of La Have, NS, Capt McKean, which sailed from P E Island last December with a carzo of potutues for New York and was never bowed of alterward. in Dovarass Hatnes, from Augusta for Bridgeport, hooner while coming ap the soun t damaged by the ing sent to knocked off, some of her sails igeport it was found w about 200 tons, ¥ ‘Thursday 0 collision, had a very fort the bottom, Her taffrnil w: torn, aud on arriving in Brid had ‘our feet of water in her Scour Laura A Wenn, from Porto Bello for Baltimore, which arrived below Wilmington, Ne. 6 «in dtetrens arriy dat her port of destination 14th inst ia tow of steame, Ratoigt UNKNOWN SonOONER is lying sunk in the main shi J, opposite the mouth of the Swash Channel, wit one and mainmast ubeut 45 feet above water. ih 1 a very. dangerous position for inward and out: ward bound vessels. Hairax, Nov 14—Sehr Jamos Dwyer, from Bonne Ba; NF, for Halifax, with fish. ts at Port Caledont All the weasels which have arrived for the past toi report rough weather at sea, Pontuann, Nov 13—There was an insurance bark George A Wright in the Ocean Insurance Com: for $7,000—$5,000 on the bull and $2,000 om the ft. smal part of the balance of $14,000 was held by the Po land Lloyds, and the rest by Wellfleet and New York ome Woop's i oe ov 1s <bienmae LL ow a (Passed ache Joho It Chaffee anchored three miles south of Cross ip ip. with loss of foresail and matnboom, N sked for, Veritas has ting disasters reperted dur 1877, concerning 4 Britian, 17 French, ing the n Sailing versels Sitpaci.pING—At Fast Boston, the ship at the Messrs Smith & Townsend, is «ll ready to launch. trame of Me DD yt ‘snow bark is going up repidiy, Mr Kelly will rate bar Howard, Leet, from Gardiner, Me, for New * NOTICE TO MARINERS, y xiven that on or soon after Nov 15 the i. Buows in Boston Harbor will be removed for the winter and Spar Buoys of correspouding numbers and colors substitured. ‘3 D AMES, Commander USN. Lighthouse Inspectur, Second District. Boston, Mass, Nov 13, 1877. WHALEMEN. At Bt Helena Oct 1, bark Louisa, Millard, NB, reerutth Ad-spateh daied San Francisco, Nov 12. reports that bark Northern Light, Smith, NB, lias taken 1,800 bbls oll, 15,000 Lbs boue and 4,000 Ibs ivory. SPOKEN. Fark E Sutton (tir), MeLean, from New York for Anjer, Sept 24, 1at 12 N. lon 2%. An American bark nound 8, showing letters JRWF, eR vate ieadiaie aioe 1s RNHF, Nov 11, 1 |. Steering 8, showing signals ww il, lat 4801, ton 96 UL “ef Brig Antelope, trom ——— for New York, no date, off Five Fathom Lightship. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Nov 13—Arrived, steamer ‘Septima (Ger), Molson, New Yor; bark Maria (Nor), Zachariason, do. Sailed 14th, barks Douglass Campbell (Br), Lordley, Ne York; Francis Itillyard (ir), Cann, do. Buxaxx, Nov 11—Sailed. ship Molike (Ger), Tasche, New Oricans. Capiz, Nov 8—Arrive Norfolk, Dusuix, Nov 13—Arriv vich, New York:.Robert Godfroy (Br), Taylur, Baltimore, Sailed 13th, bark Nordenskjold (Nor), Petersen, United Baten. Doven, Nov 14~-Sailed, schr E S.Powell, Williams (from London), New Yorx. Fionys, Nov 3—Sall United States. Guovcesten, Nov 13—Saile McDonald, Key West. Gtascow, Nov 12—Sailed, ship Glenfloart (Br), Hamil. ton, Boston, Gioractan, to Noy 14—Arrived, brig Orleans (Br), Bol- duck, Philadelphia. Hutt, Nov 14—Sailed, brig Favorit (Nor), Stelbert, New York; also the Gofion, for Pensacola. Hxuvoxr, Nov 14—Sniled, bark Jason (Nor), Thorsen, New York. Hayne, Nov 14—Arrived, batk Olive Thurlow, Corbett, New York. Livenroot, Nov 14—Arrived, steamer Crocus (Br), Jack- ton, Now Urlowns; rhip Padishah (Br), Minns,; San Fran- cisco; bark Kate Bosfield (Br), Williains, Wilmington, NO, Sailed 13th, steamer Bulgarian, (Br), Trant, Bostor 14th, ship Lydin (Br), Perry, Tyboe; Quorn (Ir), Patte jouthwest Pasw; barks Verity (Hr), Fournier, Deln- Notte> is hi an a Anrwene, brig Manuela (Sp), Mi schr Silver Heels, Newm: bark Morning Dew (Br), son, ware Broukwater: Palermo (Br), McLaughlin, Pensacola; Nydia (Bry, Bray, Tybeo. Loxpox, Nov 14—Arrived, steamer Utopia (Br), Craig, New York. Cleared 14th, ship Mary Stowart (Br), Fullerton, United Staten; bar Immanuel (Nor), Samuelsen, do. Narurs, to Nov 14—Arrived, bark Ibis, Sawyer, New York, Purmourm, Nov 14—Arrived, bark Royal Harrte (Br), Young, New York. Poutsmoru, Nov 14—Sailed, bark Romanoff (Br), Hadley, Philadelphia, QueexstowN, Nov 14—Arrived, bark Thor (Nor), Thare waidsen, New York; brig Fornax (Br), Hossack, do. Rio Janaino, Nov 12—Arrived previously, bark Aquid- neck, Ruffle, Baltimore. Sailed prior to Nov 13, bark Serene, Sezeman, Baltimore, Sr Mionaxts, Nov 2—Arrivéd, steamer Nankin (Br), Braco, New York for Liverpool (and sailed prior to Oth— seo below). Suanauat, to Nov 14—Arrivod, ship Golden State, De- Jano, New York. Stockton, Nov 13—Sailed, bark Progress (Nor), Olsen, Tybe Yarwoutn, Nov 14—Sailed, sohr Martha N Hall, Burgess, New Orleans. Balled from —— Nov 14, bart Motand (Nor), for Tybee, Farat, Nov 3~—Brig Rhone (Br), O’Brien, f-om New York for St Michaels, has reached here leakiny badly. She wi compelled to Jettison part of her eargo, and is alscharging for survey. Schr John Schutte, Hanson, from Wilmington, NO, Sept 26, for London, has errived hore with ru ‘der bea! sorung. Loxpox, Nov 14—Steamer Nankin (r), Brace, trom New York for Liverpool, arrived at St Michwels on the 2d inst Sho had lost boats, bulwarks and stanchions, jottisoned 100 gonsof cargo, und had pumps choke und cargo shifted. She refitted and proceeded on her voyage prior to the 9th, Ship British Queen (Br), Irvin, trom London for New York, has been assisted into Harwich, having been dam- aged by collision. Ship Cleopatra (Aus), Calangich, trom London for New Orleans, has been damaged by collision and put into shies. Bark Kate Harding, Watts, from London for Sanay Hook, has pat beck with loss of anchors. Bark Hattie G@ Dixon, Grande, has arrived at Milford Hav with loss of somo Bark Brothers (Br), Cann, from Bristol for Hampton, ran into British steamer Vindoland, The bark was damaged to the extent of £2,500, and proceeded to-day to Dublin for repairs. Brig Francesco Raffo (Ital), Chiesa, from Wilmington, NC, for Hamburg, which put into Cadix short of provisions, is also leaking badly, and must discharge for ropuirs, WEATHER REPORT. Hotrnxap, Nov 14—Wind SSE, moderate gal Pryxovtm, Nov 14—Wind SSW, fresh. FOREIGN PORTS. Burnos Arres, Sept 19—Arrived, brig Irene, Yates, Brunswick, Gu, via Montevideo; 20th. bark Martha Tucker, ‘Tucker. 2 i TH Lutkin (Ger), Nanch, bark TF Whiton, Carver, Bangor. t 33. barks Leponts, Banker, Rosario; 24th, is, Hrasil, pt 30—Ship M A Robertson (Br), Mofnnis, unc; che Huw, Hustey, for Hoston; Minnie Allon, Hateh; J 8 Winslow. Morton; D Chapii it July 81) ; Lincoln, Thor : Formosa, Pleree; Alice, Dyer: Mary Rideout (Br), Gibson; Bor:ite (Hr), jarter; brige Jennie Phinney, Brown, and th ALouTtA, Oct 1—Arrived, ship Lacille, Talbot, Rio Ja- IBRALTAR, Oct 23—Saliled, barks Ruggiero (from New York), Obman (from do), Leghorn. Farner Foinr, Nov 14—P; amer Manitoban (Br), from Glasgow for Montreal. Hatirax, Nov 14—Arrived, steather libernia (Br), , Baltimore (and left tor St Johns, NF, and Liver: Eugenio Longo (Ital), Maria Augusta (Sw), ool). Povlvenroot, Nov 11—Arrived, bark Kate Melick (Br), Frazer, Shedine. M Oct 27—In port, sehr Ada F Whitney, Gil- de- RESIN christ, for New York; commenced discharging 26th, on ONTKVIDKO, Sept 29—In port, ship W J Lewis (Br, Dod, from Quebec; barks Venice (Br), Kerr. from Cardiff, arrived Aug 19; J E Woodworth (Br), Fredericksoa; Cy- clone, Forbes; Tremont (Br), Carlisle; Sarah, Ingersoll; brie River Queen (Br), Gould; Speed (Br), Larkin; Sol- ario (Br), McLeod (from Pernambuco), ———. MONTREAL, Nov 12—Arrived, steamer Copia, Tucker, Gloncester. “ Cleared 12th, steamers Stephenson, Fenvick, Quoens- town (see Miscol) ; Homer, Walkor, (laszow. ‘Narurs, Oct 26—Sailed, steamer’ Sidonian (Br), Mefeo, New York vin Sicily, Nontn Sypxxy, OB, Nov 1—Arrived, hark Dominique (Br), Lo Blane, Lisbon (and cleared 3d for Little Glaco Bay). Pictou. Nov 8—Cleared, bark Louis A Martinez (Br), Brittin, Queenstown, Quxnkc, Nov 12—C! 4, steamer Lake Nepigon, Scott, Liverpool; bark ‘Norden, Hansen, do; brig St Louls, Dugali’ randon, Rio Janeiro, Oct 7—Arrived, brig Jonnie A Cheney, Arey, Richmond. Nailed Oct 6, sche Annie (Br), Patey, Baltimore; 7th, ship Rosie Weit, Welt, Ui State Cloared Oct 8, ship Peru, Larrebee, Callao; bark Chal- mette, Chadbourn paluhore, lig: Ste tuniph altimore, ldg:, Sir Huniph nigh Venaces Jane, Bell, Tor, Scowark (lier), for Galveston; States; and others, MT ilkLeNA (no date)—Arrived, ships Royal Alice (Br Hughes, Oulentta for New York: Timour, Robbins, Singa- pore for Liverpool. ‘Passed Sept 22, ship Caranjah (Br), Owens, from Manila for New York. Passed (no date), bark Panola, Lunt, from Hong Kong for New York. ‘ pet Aee (Uube). Nov 13~Arrived, at jurroughs, New Yor! Br Jong, NF, Oct 20—Arrived, brig Lady Mary (Br), Rex, New Yor! Prt in Nov 14, steamer Lake Champlain (Br), Bernson, ava. barks Beagiliers (Nor), Thomassen, for Davy (Ir), for New Yor Bultimore ; Nord Dentacho Henrik (Ger), for United mor Carondelet, Liverpool for Montreal, short of coal. BACKVILLE, NB, Nov S—Arrived, sent Mary C (Br), Stewart, Suvannah. ‘St Jou, NB, Nov 12—Arrived, sehrs Frances, Bradley, do. d, bark Ferreri (Ital), Expos- reronta, Nov S—Arrived, bark Brierly Hill (Br), Re =~ London; 6th, ship Grace Darling, Harrington, San Francisco, AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORTA, O,Nov 3—Arrived, ship Taranaki (r),Wright, Now Zealand. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 13—Arrived, scht Geo I Mills, Washicgton. Passed up—Schra S A Botce, trom Philadelphia: Susan Elion, Nort ik, and Walter Palmore Philadelphia for Georgetown, . Newark; A Il Peary, Pough- kegpal Petsed down—Sohrs Altnen, for Fall Riter; Wm H Kon- wen: John Brice, New Manson, Koston; 8 Davey, Providence; Kk Cottingham, Bridges Georeetown Sailed—sehrs PT Wille steamer Illyrian (Br), Simp- ‘Campbell, Gorham, 51 Fretou! Jobn 8 Bragdon, Doa ite Newell. Thur rk, Charlottetown; Joshus Jobneo Also arrived, bark York; brig Minnte pg ea Griffin, ‘ohnson; Mary Wo iiingbass Pi arod—Steamers Sax Hallet, 8 Honry Abbe. Phitadetphi (Be), . Charlottetown Wim G Lewis. Tt, Baltimore, Suiled—Btenmers Johns Hopkins ayd Allentown; brigs Thusneida and sainuol Locke. from Cardenas for Portiand was off Brig Martha A Berry. nland Light, Cape Uod, at RR MO tis, Nov 14—Arel walindor, Clark, New York; J WG: ‘deithy, Charleston; Releigh. Oli joamers Faany Cad- er, tt, doy Fal- . Wiiminion, NO: ‘ates, from Newport for Sagua la otector (Nor), Pinone sti Blas «in tow ut fam Lawrence, Howes, x: ark ie remen; barks ree Matis teh, Boston: FG Babe Hh, Wilmiuzton, NOy i Incense Lavagua, Credito, Lady raham, briz Maguzie. (Be) Bush, Martiniqu 4 Swansea; brig Hiawatha (Br), Jones, do, ca Rented —Oct 29, barks Finiand (Kus), Bergman, Unitec Kingd ‘owy (Br), Althouse, do: Nov 3. (is banitord Beata Hi bie anche cnr) at i 1, bark Muisto (Rus)> c Heads Khpubers Biddig: dant? enee eden! Oth, Bris WATH, Nov 11—xailed, brie Harriet HM 7 oe Yor how York: sabe: deanie WM Osten Goa Washington. David Faust, Smith, New York: John Proo ‘or Donne Washington: 5 5 a; Clartbol HU gins, New York, 34 seh auseicroges 2th Sailed, steiner Knickerbocker, A\ Picie) scr Charles Marfor', for "Philstotphin lances aia fed, schrs' Orrie VY Driseo, Drisco, Gi DO: Georse Loud, Murphy, tor ———; 0 W Lewin Hug! ep. for - (ole ner I~ Arrived, sche 1 ‘ ve Nov 13 Arrived, donee te loait foe Ne atts is ne roments Sime Eyes nuiled Schr Amos Falkenburg, Early, New York, ©} \RLESTON, Nov 10—Arrived, lit seit ved, slip Bullion, Reed, Suiled—i igs Arrogant Emilio (Sp), Liad», Barcelona; Fairfeld (Hr), jorri wre: selirs Lizzie G rin E. Woodbury, Wooduury’ ae Paiano, do; Jenvie E Simmons, Youug 1 rr 8, Smith, Baltimore, Yath— Arrived, brig Nel yy, Balir. Trieste, Salles ‘chrs Eaterp Soul 3 teruawriecd. Vark. Rsoalnda (Sp), Esti Bers th—Arrived, !ark Escalnda (Sp), Estionza, H : bri Luisa (Sp) Matanzas, er ial na egal Cloured—Steamer Gieo W Olyd ark Meno (Br), Sutherland, wiverpuol. AL, Nov 6-Sal Owen P Hinds, Clendon. nt, New York: 6th, Light of thy ust T Lee, Blatchtord, do; 8th Tagan, New York; from New York for RESS MONROE, Nov 1i—Passed out fri N mas E Kenney (Br), for Liverpool: bark baa i Iine (ir), Mitenell, do, Richmond—Brlg Emily (Ger), Klein, for Passed out from MBavied in tor Norfolk—Shi tor Nort ¢ mensions fol : ip Alex Gibson, Speed, from Passed in for Baltimore—Barks Conti tal, ristopner Calumbus Nor) Rnudson, Heol, he Gee rate, Genoa; Gem, ‘Mossman, from dytong ‘ruscott, Swansea, one De tite or ce id known Italinn bark, ‘Arcived—surk Columbia, ——, GALVESTON, Nov 14—Arn Nickerson, New York; ship tol, K, via Houthwe: lo Corbers (Fi Geared Rehedohn CS jeared—Schr John C Sweeney Somors, Boston. GEORGETOWN, SC, Nov 10—Arrivel, sche Louisa easier, Crawford, New York, MOBILE, Nov 14—Arrlved, brig © © Colson, Packard, Bos‘on, MILLBRIDGE, Nov ved. steamer State of Texas, x Bl pougeen (Br), Porter, Briss Pasa: barks Keusoor (Hr), High sehr Isabel Alberto, + Marseill rived, schr Union, M from Dorchester, Nis, tor New York: ee NEW NS, Nov 10—Arrived, «hip Agnes Suthore ~~ lymouth; bark Aretusa (sp), Cusso, Adams, Progros'o th—Uleared, steamer ilu .son, Gazer, York: bark Princesnan (Nor), Andersen, Cork; schr Three Sisters, Apalachicola. ‘Arrived—Steamer Now York, Quick, New York. Passes, 14—Arrived, ships’ Baden, Doaue, Livernoals Walter D Wallet (Br), Hattield, London; barks Domenico Lanata (Ital), Frassinett!, Geioa; Christiane (Nor), Ul- righsen, Lordewux; Prudhoe (Nor), Pederson, Malaga; brig Atlantic (Ger), Springer, Rio Janeiro, Sailed—Steamers Alico Otto, Ben Lomond and Morgan ity. NORFOLK, Nov 12—Arrived, sehr I . piORnoLy, ved, schr Irvan B, Wainwright, 14th—Cloured, bark Moonlight, Waterhouse, Amster- oo NEWBURYPORT, Nov 13—Arrived, Phd eed rrived, steamer Herculog FORD, Nov 12—Arrived, steamer Bello & Motler, a Also arrived, sch 4 cet y, George: De. Sailed—Schrs Henry Gibbs, Godfrey, New York; 8 8 Smith, Sno: N#WPUR , Keefe, Taunton for New Klizabethport for Fatt Rivet Also York; Louis Oogmbs, Port Johnson; (and both sailed) Bb 5 Haverstr: 6, Snow, Rondout for Ne L Thompson, Hull, New York: Entic r, Fall River for do: Medintor, Davis, Somerset fot do: Aun’ Eliza, Downs, Providence for dot Eliza Ann; sloop Ide E Vail, Bail, Somerset for New York, Schr Benj Courtney, Baker. from Baltimore via Newport for Aberdeen, was nt anchor off Falmouth, Mays, on the 10th, Arrived, schrs John Manlove, ming, do tor Nore Lizste Taylor NEW LONDON, Nov Mil do, NEW HAVEN, Nov 13—Arrived, sehr JD PerthAmbey. iaeleaeanrly CCAR TEASACOLA, Nov 10—Arrived, ship Lady Cartter (Br), Griffiths, Martiniqn PHIL DELPHI Nov 14—Arrived, steamers Virgini: tho Davi Hunter, Charleston: achrs Sallie Mair, Pow Boston; George E i do; Lucy K C wot, Ohi ‘ w ieicbardson, Newport? Kiensle, ‘Gumbridze; Burroughs, Frovidenos; Tompsat, Carwuer, mer Centipede, Smith, Boston 2 , Bremerhaven: barks Agder (Nor), jordesux; Annie bes ree (Nor), Jacobsen, aohraG W dewett, Btair, Gardiner; Sarah O ks, Bath; Revecca Florence, Rich, do: Ida EB otter, Portsmouth; Origle. Baker, Boston; S & E Corson, Corson, Quincy Point; Mary Weaver, Wonvor, Boston; A P Newell, Lank, do; Artie Garwood, Stove: : Donna Anna, Armbrest,, Newport; V Ls Hickman, Kin ne: ary E Graham, Simpson, Bridgeport Annie 8 Gaskell, Garkell, New York; HA Hunts Ross, Providenee; Wm Wiler. Wharton, Boston, Cleared—Steamerf Aries, Wheldon, Boston ; Tonawanda, Sherman, Providence (and both sailed); Beverly, Walla New York; bark Witstannrf (Sw), Hultman, Cork tor or: ders; sohrs Centennial (Br), Bonnell, Hulitax;J Kienzle, Reeves. Cambridge; Jonnie N tuddeil, Cranmer, Boston} ‘Anu S Caunon, Norbury, Pawtucket: Sullio M Evans, Wil- lets, Dover, N11; Surwe, Douglass. New Haven; 0 W Morse, Mar, Thomaston; Rebecca H Queen, Cain, Charleston} Hortty Kk Tilton, Pierce, ‘otnpest, Carsner, New Haven; Joseph Porter, Burroughs, Newport. ‘Also ‘cleared, steamer Leopard, Wiley, Boston (and aniied); barks Coriolan (Ger), Von Hremen, sremen; Giulio Becundo (Ital), Dodero, Cork, for orders; Geo W Sweoney, Hewitt, Guiveston: schrs Chas W Morse, Marry ‘Thomaston: ET Litsle, Crawford. Ch Elwood Doran, Warrington, Portland: ktwood Burton, Jarvis, do; Emma B Shaw, Springer, Boston. Lawes, Del, Nov 13—Passed in, bark F Denndries, from Cork; brig Tally Ho, Sailed —Barks Susan M Dndman (Br), cora (Nor), do; brig Chas Purves, Dunkirk. PORTLAND, Nov 12 ~Arrived, schr Silas MeLoon, Spear, Rockland for New York. 13th—Sailed, brig Hattie S Bishop, St Pierr 14th—Arrived, brig Alton, Boston, to loxd tor Cuba; sche Ralph Carlton, Rockport, do. Cleared | Heig Ben) Unev Now York, ORTSMOUTPH, Nov 12—sgiled, schr J J Little, Gandy, ship York. th—Nalled, schr John Stroup, Hurst, New York. ROVINCETOWN, Nov 13—Arrived, schr J 8 Bragdon, Now York for Boston: PROVIDENCE, Noy 13—Arrived, steamer McClellan, forfolk; schrs’ Albert W Smith Lor: George W Whistler, Burges, snd reduinson; Evergreen, a Edwin, Samis, Poughkeepsio; oy, Haverstraw; Wm Voortis, Mehrhof, do; id, “Rowland; Czer, Hammond; tlelen Mar, rh A Fal Wilson, and Milwaukie, Fickott, Hoboke Kelley, New York. “Salled—Schrs J 8 Terry, Raynor, Pawtucket for New York; Kate Neranton, Pond, New’ York; Mary Stowo, P Sinnickson. Bila nberry, New York. atled. barks Cassandre ; Warmion, Jordan, do, ie on vi st Ne ETL a inde igor arrived, ir Uity of Now York, Caverly, 5; ney via Honolulu, with Beitist mall ae SEATTLE, Nov 6—sallod. by ‘San Francisca SAVANNAIL, No’ ors San Salvador, You . Phila inole, Mi wa. Be mach (Nor, M Feesate (Sw), Wert isbon ; G3 ener Yardift via St Thomas; Zail (Nor), tLavre ; tivat (Nor), J gonsen, Bristol, & p). Havana; bri { aba <p), Fadraga, Cienfuegos; Affextone (ital), agallo, pool. Clesred—Steamer City of Austin, Choster, New York (and sailed); ships Glon Monarch ‘(Br), Steele, Darien; Brazer, Bareclona: bark Mrancls H hr Bedabedeo, sit pine. Jobn t Berry, Liverpool, e a, Nov red, sche Morrill C Hart, ‘New Yor Tih Arrived, bark Flora (Br), Ellis, Kingston, Ja. @th—Arrived, schr Mary E emorick, Kichards, Savannah, SALEM, Nov 12-- Sailed, schrs Gos Vierce, Baker, New ; Cho Chilcott (from diner), do, andthe ar rivals of Mth, 10th and 11th, bound south and SNINGTON, Nov 12"Arrived, sche Jenule Rogers, Rogers, Port Johuson. VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 13—Artived, brig It H Me. Gilvery, Whittier. Gardiner for New York; schrs Lissie D fearon oli and Charles Heath, bi Hoboken; d—Ship ARY aries Ui lout; Freddie 2, N nang hi iriftin, Phitadel- pia (all for Poston) ; George P Trigg, tiamman, New York jor Danvers: Mary A Rowland, Pondieton, Port Johnson for Hingham; F Nelson, Hotbrook, Perth Amboy; Zi+ Webver, Hoboken; America, ‘Trewargy, lon: tor Portsmouth); live Elizsveth, Lind. wey. Klizabethport jor Portland; Geom, Hall, w York for Hangor; D Kilis, Torrey, do for Waldoboro; , Néiile U, Mullach, do tor Calais; Katie (Br), Welsh do for Prince Edward island; Mary Lymourner, Freneh, Sandy Houk for Round Pond. Ma; Kea Rover, Springer, Hoboken tur Deer Isic; Angolia, Wooster, do for Searsport lista, Hall, vo for Carver's Harbor, ‘Me; Wm Tice, Tico, Port Johnson tor Saco; Francis Arthomas (Br), Priest, tlaver- atraw, NY, for St Jonn; Vesta CBr). Primer, New ¥. Dorchester, NB; Ernest T Lee. Hiatehford, Carais for Oak Binffs ana’ Fail Kiver; Cora Erta, dieton, Wurricane Inland; KE M Sawyer, Falkingham, Two Rivers (both for Philadelpiiay, Returned—Sebr George Churchman. Passed by Bark Mendota, Perry, Boston for New Yors. Sailed—sehrs KE M Sawyer, Eroast T Leo, Cora Etta and Georne P Tle WILMINGTON, NO, Nov 12—Arrivea, steamor Benotace tor, Jonos, Now York. T4th—Clonred, bark Framat (Sw), Miland brig Gazellen (Nor), Welbye, Hamburg. WILMINGTON, Dol, Nov 14—Arrived, sche Nollie Doo, Teask, St Jolin, NB. WISCASSETT, Me, Nov 6—Arrived, schr Mary Brower, Tolman, New York 10th—sailed, sche RM Brookings, Uunton, Westport, to dJond for Now York. WICKFORD. Nov 12—Sajiea, schr Rionzl, Hazard, New ‘ork, 13th—Suiled, schrs Vashtt R Gatos, Hol , aan, pert eo ates, Holmes, and Helen, , Antwerp; YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, | COWS FOR SALE OR VIARTER,— 2007 Jeapacity. F. P. 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