The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1878, Page 10

43 10 WASHINGTON. . FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasuixarox, Sept, 18, 1878. BANKING CAPITAL INVESTED IN UNITED STATES BONDS—IS THE PREMIUM PAID ON GOVERN= MENT SECURITIES FXEMPT FROM TAXA~ TION ?—2 QUESTION FOR THE COURTS, ‘It will be remembered that the Attorney General geverai weoks ago gave an opinion to the effoct that an reporting the ameuat of capital invested in United States bonds national banks and savings institu tons were entitied to roport only the par or face valuo of the bonds, The Jaw re+ quiring tho taxation of banking capital is separately executed by both the Commissioner of In- ternal Revenue and the United States Treasurer, the one collecting the monthly tax of one.twenty-fourth of one per cent and the other tbe eevera) semi-annual toxes. The latter bas held that only the face value of the United States bonds could be deducted, while the Commissioner has allowed the deduction of tbe actual amount invested, which, in many cases, included a igh premium paid for government securities, Tho Commissioner adheres to nis views, and the bunk- fng institutions are in a quandary as to what course to pursuc, If the opinion of the Attorney General 1s accepted as final then the Commissioner is bound to coliect from the banks the tax on all such premiums heretofore regarded as exempt, and, as tho period extends over ton or eteven years, tho aggre- gate amount of back tax must be very large. On the contrary, it the ruling of the office of the Commis- missioner is correct then the banking institutions © entitled to a refund of the taxes paid under tho United States Treasurer’s ruling, which, in the aggregate, must amount toa Jarge sow. Claim agents Dave been at work jor some time accumulating e1ses and presenting arguments in favor of a refund of the tax coliected on the amounts paid in excess of the pur value of the bonds, The opinion of tke At- torney General, it is believed, would be sustained in the United States courts, and for this reason there 13 now no desire on the part of the claimants jor refund to press theirs cases before the Treasury Department The language ot the law 1s, “fhe amount invosted in United States Donds.”” The wkole question is whether the govern- ment can take cognizance of tHe fact that a certain lass of its bonds are worth more than their face Value, and whether the premium 18 entitled to.be re- garded as a part of tte amount invested in United Btates bonds, The matter is likely to go to the ceurts for settlement, RESIGNATION OF SENOR ZAMACONA, THE MEXICAN MINISTER—HIS PROBABLE sSUC- CESSOR. : Notice has been received at the Mexican Logatton ‘of the acceptance by Presiaent Diaz of tbe resignation of Sefior Zamecova as Minister to the United States, The provabie successor of Sefior Zamacona, men- Uoned in recent advices trom Mexico—Gomez Yalacio—was at one time Chargé @’Affaires in Wash- ington, and also beld the office of Mexican Com- missioner hore about seven years ago. It is thought that Sefior Zamacopa will be made Minister of State upon bis return to Mexico next month, If so he will succeed Sefior Mata, whose health compels him to abandon the oold winter of the Mexican capital for ‘Ube more genial chmate of his home near the Guilt. THE NEW BARGE OF¥YICE—PROPOSITION OF THE CITY ACCEPTED. ‘The Supervising Architect of the Treasury to-day telegrapbed to Collector Merritt at New York that tno Secretary of the Treasury accepted the proposition of the city of New York In regard to tho eile for tne new barge office. GENERAL eee cee rameeernnens WASHINGTON DESPATCHES, Wasuineton, Sept. 18, 1878, THE WASHINGTON LALOR TROUBLIS—INCEN- DIARY LANGUAGE USED AND TROUBLE THEFATENED—C?HEN HELD TO BAIL. ‘The Capitol potice and a citizen have lodged infor. matien at police headquarters that the language made use-of iast night at-the meeting of Coben’s tul- lowers on the east steps of the Capitol was of a most incendiary character. Some of the-speakers are rep- resented as advocating a rald on the United States Treasury and helping themselves to the tuaas there. The District Commissioners to-day made a Fequisition for forty set of cavalry equipments, embracing pistols, ammunition, saddies, bridles, &c., for the use of the Police department, The Commis sioners bave also made requisitions upon’ Uhiet of Ordnance General 8. V. Benot Jor-some canteens, car- Dine slings, and a quantity of carbine cartwidges for the use of tho district militia, to be tarne@ over fo Mayor J, R. Hannem: commanding the District ar- tillery. Ienac L. Coben, who was arrested last might for dis- prderly conduct im the Agricultural Department Building yesterdoy when refused admission to the Toom of the Commissioner with bis labor delogatton, wos arraigned beiore the Police Court to-day, and Biter hearing a number of witnesses he was placed under bond in the-sum of $100to keep the peace for thirty days, and the Conrt reserved its decision until the expiration of that time, allowing the case to stand open for that period, Cohen held a meeting to-night at tho City Hall, which was attendea by alarge crowd, Ho intenaed holding his meeting at the east front of the Capitol, bat gscertaining that objection would be raised by the authorities at the Capitol he gave notice late this afternoon that the City Hait had been selecce: Beveral colored and White men made specches this evening, and were Tollowed by Coben, who related the circumetances of his arrest, and announced that to-morrow the strike In this city would begin. He requested all present to a’sembie at two P. M. to-morrow at the headquarters of the Workingmen’s Relief Association, und, under hts leaderabip, march to every point in the city where laborers are at work Jor less than $1 50 por day and compel them to stop, Major Morgan, Superintendent of Police, to-night made every arrangement to prevent any violation of order, Every available policeman will be on daty, ‘and, if necessary, will call on the militin, THE VICKSBURG POSTMASTERSHIP, Postmaster Thompson, of Vicksburg, and bis assist- t having died of yellow fever Acting Postmaster General Tyner will recommend the appointment ot the former's widow to the position of postmistress, and 1t 16 thought thatthe President will approve it, EXECUTORS CHARGED WITH FRAUD. James Morton, of No. 474 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Bled a petition in the Kings County Surrogate’s Court yesterday in the matter of the estate of the Jato Julios A. Darkee, in which he charges tho ex- ecutors with ireudulontly retaining $52,720 of the Junds of tho estate, Mr, Morton deposes that be gave in 1868 to Durkee, as securities for money owing him, a chattel mortgage worth 515,000, and as signed two Iife insurance policies, one aed $10,000 and ono for $5,000, and also a I ouse worth $40,000, ali of which were hel aterais against the account. In Feernury, 1869, Du eo died, and Nathaniel A Boynton and Jona W. Ubamplin were sworn os Mr. Morton alleges that in th neue of these securities were entered by th tors. Under the bead of *doubttal depts’ in t inventory the following:—*James Morton, $23,030 20. On say 3, 186%, the Surrogate, at tho request of the ‘executors, assented to a compromuc of the indebtedness in the sum of $16,000. The de- Jendant, on April 2, 1870, paid up $5,000 of the com On March 1870, the defendant, at the ‘of executor Boynton and Beojaimin K. Truc, the auorney of the estate, conteseed judginent to ihe tot $12,000, me. Morton recttes iu detati ¥ Fious alleged irregular transactions tn th age. ment of theestate, and petitions to examine the alle. ations, that the decree of the Surrogate of May 3, fui, b6 opened and vacated, DESTINY OF MAN, ‘At St. Francts Xavier's College last evening Rov. Louis Jouln, S.J., continued his lecture on “The Destiny of Man.” He claimed that. all temporal goods, euch as riches, honor, fam pleasure, science and virtue, could not satisfy man’s cravings, Riches could not, because they de not perfect man’s nature; rt fame, ant it THE seatiaty bim, and te AOL attainabio by ail; wor could Virtue, lor as iL copsitis in the babiiual right tond- ency to man’s Sinai end, it is a 8 onl, na not the end itself, Bence, he concluded, G 1one is Jnan’s ney ond, . NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1878,--TRIPLE SHEET. THE ALLEN-MOLLOY TRAGEDY. BESULTS OF DEPUTY CORONER CUSHMAN’S 4U- TOPSY—THE SHOOTING A UNIVERSAL TOPIC OF CONVERSATION—CORONER WOLTMAN TO HOLD AN INQUEST TO-DAY—'‘R0SY BROWN” MAKES ANOTHER &TATEMENT—ALLEN AND HIs WIFE. “The” Allen remained in a cell at the Fifteenth precinct police station yesterday, cool and clear headed, yet showing unmistakable signs of dejec- tion, His shooting of Edward Molloy, the private detective, was the one topic of conversation yesterday with ‘men about town.” Among ‘all those who referred to the subject in the presence of the Hrnanp reporter, not one opined that the Shooting was premedityted. Some thought it very remarkable that Allen should baye carried ao pistol on this particular day againet his cus- tom, and that the trigger should bavo been raised s0 unaccountably at the moment when Molloy was examining it, Yet evon they were conservative i their suspicions, and thought there would not bo suflicient evidence at the inquest to-day to hold Allen, As one experienced police officer expressed it, “If the killing wos not accidental it 1s the best put up crime on record.’? THE AUTOPSY. Deputy Coroner Cushman held an autopsy on the body of Molloy atecleven A. M. An external exami- nation revealed a pistol sbot wound io the inner angle of the right eye. On opening the skull the butlet was found to have passed through the orbital plate of frontal bone, traversing the night hemisphere of brain, its airection being backward and to the left to the posterior portion of the left hem- iephero of the brain. A flattened bullet was discoverod resting upon the inver portion of the ogcipitat bone Thero wss considerable extravasion of blood and laceration of brain substanco along the course of the wound, All the other organs were e: amined and found in a remarkably healthy condition, Death was caused by Jaceration of the brain and shock from the pistol shot wound tn tho head, There was nothing reveaied in the examination to invalidate the account of the occurrence ren- dered by Allen, Molloy’s body will be buried to-morrow, at ono P. M., 1» Calvary Cem- etery, Several persons called at Leeke’s, the undertaker in Carmino street, to inquire about the funeral arrangements and render assistance if necessary. Among them a woman who sald she knew Molloy in county Meath, Ircland. His father was a landed proprietor, bhe said, and “Eddie”? had no need to. zo from home, though it bad been wrongly stated thas he left to escape tha penaities of a petty tore forgery. Sbe said b came to America and in 1862 was tha hostler ot Colon’ Van Buren at Fortress Munroe, on Genera) Dix’s staff. ~Oo coming to New York the Colonel had no further need of bis services, and he was provided with employment asa govornment detective. This woman knew of no relatives of Molloy s in this coun- try, but Updertaker Leake said the funeral was in charge of a gentleman who pronounced himself a cousin of the deceased, bnt did not leave his name. PREPARING POR TUE INQUEST. The entire investigation of the homicide prelimi- pary to the inquest was left in the hands of Cap- tain Byrnes, of the Fificenth precinct, who, assisted by Detective Slevin and others, under- took to securo all possible evivei that might bear on the relations existing homicide between Allen and Molloy, Their efforts, ao far as learned, revealed nothing o! an important na- ture, At the request of Coroner Woltman Captain Byrnes subpoenaea nine persons to appear at the inquest, Most of these witnesses have simply to testify to having seen the two men In company on Monday night, Ibe only witness who will bo able to speak of the events im- mediat preceding the act is Andrew An- drow! sort ot employs at Allen’s gam- bling house. ‘To the Hxratp reporter yester- day Andrews sald that bis siatement to Coroner Woltman, already published, contained about all he kvew of the affair, When he heard the report of the pistol and ran te the rear room where Allen and Molloy had been sitting, the Jatter was sirerched upon the floer, whether dead or dying he did uot stop ‘to see. As Allen Jelt him at the door to find a doctor, he said to An- drews:—"Stay here by the door till i come buex, and lot ne one goup stairs,” The establishment at No. 615 Broad yesterday, having only been visited iective Ferris in the morning to see that everything was all right, Many of the habitués of the placo gath- ered ‘at the corner of Broadway and Houston street to look wistfully at the closely drawn shutters of their former bowor and express their sympathy with the unfortunate proprietor. It was learned on good authority that since the last police raid, about three months ogo, there has been scarcely’ “pust- ness’? at No. aoe the raid, is said, < sore timo ; Ted. .to procuro, a new fet of gaming ‘implementa, and when the machinery was once again in working order acnild of fortune won suflicient money to cripple the bank effectually. Several persons visited Allen at the station house, among whom were Walter Shupe and Carolan O’Brien Bryant. ROSY BROWN’S STORY. Among the witnexses to morning is Mre. Overin, or Btatement-to Coroner Wottman of the, relations be- tween dlolloy bie comment. She claims to have been on iotumate terms with Molloy and called at the undertakors, yosterday to seo the bowy, Some idie ramors the inquest this Were circulated to the eflect tnat Mra. Overin bad been spirited away by tho friends of Alien, who feared hor revelations at the inquest, Dot their absurdity was demonstrated by an interview with the woman herself, She claimed that she had lived with Ida Allen, The’s wife, gome thirteen years ego in a disreputable docal- ity, whero sue became acquainted witb ner nusband, Heury Overin, who now accuses her of bigamy. She wi introduced to Molloy, she sald, bya mutual irt and ber relations with him re purely of employer and employ. She assigned him detective work to perform and paid him for the services, She eaid ber husband’ and his friends, “The” Allon being among the latter, offered hergmoney to surrender her clatm upon her husband; but she refused, On Suo- day evoving, she said, she met Molloy at Eighth street and Broaaway and gave him some instructions which tbe wished him to follow and to report again on Monday evening. He did as directed, They separated at twelve o'clock, agreeing to meet again at elgnt o’clock Tuesday morn- ing. This appointment was kept, and at halt- past eight Molloy left her to meet again, according to Agreement, at the Court of General Sessions at eleven o'clock. She had no knowledge of uis intention to meet Allen, ALLEN’S DOMESTIC LPR. Since the shooting there bas been much scandal in circulation concerning the relationship between Mra, Allen and her hasbana. It was positively stated that Mrs, Allen separated from her husband recently on Molioy’s account. Last evening Mrs. Allen visited her imprisoned husband at the Filteenth precinct station house, and remained in close conversation with him for over three hours, The Hxnap reporter gained gecess to the meeting iu order to ask Mrs, Allen about the rumors concerning her. She was sitting outside her busband’s cell, the iron gate ed between, while dejection plainly itselt on both their countenances, questions of the she with ditfidence, yet firmly. Sh published rumors of domestic diflerenc house and had been ata loss to anderstand or to count for them. The writer quoted the statement that they had been separated recently on aceonnt of * Molloy, when Mrs. Alien replied with emphaste:— “False, false, every word of it is false, We have never been divided on account of Motioy or of any other man in the world.” “Thea your relationship with Mr. All been altered?” “in no way whatever.” “And you ve. bad your home with him during the Ww weeks 1”? ‘es, though business affairs may bave required my undivided attontion at tnterval “What wero Molloy’s exact reiations to yourseit and pusband?"’ “He bas been living with as for many years, and the association was never anplonsant,”? Here Mr. Allen indorsed bis wife’s remarks, adding that Molloy had been a favorite with them bot. “Had he lived with yoa during the past fow months??? asked the writ To this Mr, Alien repiied:. in our house aud think he possossed His clothes were there, and though he bi cupied hte room regul coming to the hou “Was be there on Monday night?” Mr. Alien—No; but he wee at the Broadway hou: from eleven o’ciock until nearly midmgnt, when he accompanied Billy Irving to a Jager beer saloon, and afterward took a Third avenue oar for up town. Both husbana aod wile then assured the writer again that their domestic relations had been 1 vo ‘ay impaired, and the interview terminated, The event bas ceased much comment in political circles, whore its effects upon Mr. Alien’s position aro considered. He many opponents loaders of the greenback-lavor party who, it is generally thought, dvaniage of his present difficuities to pscssbihes be ¢ his influence, SILV.: ER J LAKE HORROR, bas not NO CLEW YRT TO Tit IDENTITY OF THE BEAU} TIFUL VICTIM—DR, ROSEH'S ANTICIPATIONS DISAPPOINTED—NOT THE ELLEN MURPHY HE WAS LOOKING Fron. Coroner Dempsey, who is depending on the police for somo new developments in the mystery on which he has started an inquest, had received nothing yesterday to Warrant a continuance of the pro- ceedings. Tho police, though they claim to have been working very earnestiy, have nothing new to report, Ono of the many clews that are being worked up is that of the malt, or as at first reported salt, bag found in the barrot wits the bods, Many ofaim shat: Reigee who.d.gouy beo buss abert sime in Vat a 1s a brewer, may not be entirely ignorant of this malt bag, and though many suggestions have been thrown oUt .concerning the connection between the wo, DO effort has yet been made to prove it taken, DR, ROSH MISTAKEN. Dr. Kose, the gentleman who thought he could identify the body as that of Eilen Murpby, who baa been 19 his employ and who an im- portant witness in bis pending divorce eult against his wite, yesterday acknowledged to the Coroner that his anticipations Were disappointed, and he was satis- fied that the subject of the inquest was ,not tho woman he sought. He cniled at tue Coroner's office iv yesterday and having made the »ckoowieds- ment he started to New York to view the body an Ellen Murphy wao died in Bayard y, and whose body was placed in the Morgue for identification, In this mission he was as unsuccessful as he had veen in his Staten Istand on for about two hours after he lett the Isiand Coron Dempsey received tue following telegram New Yi The body at the Morgue here is not that of the Murphy Lam looking for. ir. ROSK. So ends what was carly regarded as an cadeanath clew. THE MAN WITH THR SILVER HAIR. The clew furnished by Ossip Hieman, the cress gatherer, 18 the most promising yet offered, andvil, as 18 hoped, the informant ts able to identity the old man, the mystery will be unravelled in short order, Mrs. Amelia Meyers, the midwite whose name has been counccted with this case, has not been ar- rested, though the police have ber under strict surveillance. This worthy pe has an old friend who answers, in ome particulars the m described by Hicman ak baving dug hole which the body was found. The police are now look- ing lor the friend of the dame, but ure silentas to how they succeeded, ELEGANT LINGERIE. A carotal examination of the chemise found around the corpse, made by a Hxnaup reporter yestorduy, proves that garment to be of tne fest fab- rication, The pleating on the front ot the gar- ment, which 1s of the finest jinen, has been done’ by band, ana this fact, taken 1m counrction with the aristocratic hands, fect and ears of the dead woman, indicate that sho came from a class high above the range of Elien Marphy. 1t bas beon already stated in these columns that deceased bore every trace | of high birth, and if anything were necessary to corroborate these natural indications, on which this ciaim was founded, it is now found in this chemise. There can be no doubt that the woman was taken {rom New York and buried on Staten Island, although the Corover, without giving any reason for bis conviction, declares that tbe body founa fs that of Hilen Murphy, the mistress of Ricge. The true clow to the mystery bas not yet been found, and when it ts and is pur- Sued to a conclusion many believe it will be found that the poor victim was not a servant but a carefutly purtured young lady. Even now, it 18 said, it may be known to some well connected persons who is this girl, but the fear of publicity deters theta from coming forward, In all probability Coroner Dempsey will continue his. inquest to-night, as two new and important wit- nekses witl be produced in the morning. The body of Ellen Murphy, who No. 80 Biyard streeton Tucsday morning. lies at the Morguy unclaimed by ber friends, Too idea brought out in yesterday’s HxRALD that the body might be that of Ellen Murphy woom Louts Riege was lookiag for has guived credeuce in. some quarters. Deputy Coroner Cushman held an‘examination of the bouy. TAKING THE BULL BY THE HORNS, A steer broke away from the herd in which it was being driven to the abattoir, atthe corner of Second avenue and Forty-second stroet, early last evening. Having run up and down the strcets it entered Isaac Dolman’s stables, in East Twenty-fourth street, but was driven out, Tho enraged animal was finally con- f the kightocath pre- cinct, who im the Graco- Roman wrestling match given by the Police Atbietic Cinb. The buil saw that ho had met bis match und offered no further resistance. The officer took it by the horns and threw it down, after whicn it’s throat was cut. OFFICER MEAGHER’S ASSAILANTS. Officer Meagher, of the Twenty-first precinot, while attempting to arrest ‘Red’ O'Donnell, on tho night of August 18, received a blow on the head froma heavy slupgsbot in the hands of O'Donnell. He was removed in ap insensible condition to Bell Hos- pital, and tor tour or fivo days bis life was despaired of. Tbree men, named Terence Clark, Edward Casey and Jobn tiurley, were arrested on a charge of aidin O'Donnell, who escaped. They were arraigned before Judge Duffy and committed at the timo to await the result of inguries, On Tuesday Officer Meagner was discharged irom the hospital, aud yesterday appeared and testified against the prisoners in the Tombs, They were all held in default of $1,000 bat! to answer at Spectral Sessions. MUNICIPAL NOTES, ‘The Board of Aldermen will hold their next regular moeting on Monday in order to give the miémbers an opportunity of attending the Democratic Convention at Syracuse the following Wednesday. Iv is understood that General Spinola’s scheme for heating the city by the Holly combination plan will be again brooght up next week and strenuous at- tempts made to pass the resolution as reported from the Bommittee on Public Works. Commissioner Howe was in consultation witb Mayor Ely yesterday on the forthcoming report of the Street Cleaning Department. It is understood that the report will not be rendy belore the latter part of next woek, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, " |Liverpool..|37 Broadway Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green Giasgow...|72 Broadway Hamburi Bi Glasgow Bremen. Liverpool London Bowling Groen 7 Bowling Green 09 Broadway 3d Brondway City of B Se $1-33 Broadway state of Pennayivin. | 72 Broadway 61 Broadway 47 Broadway 69 Broadway 7 Howling Green 2 Bowling Green 50 Broadway 29 Broadway Bowling Green 69 Broadway { Bowling Greon 53 Brondway 3] Liverpool.” [37 Bronaway 3!Giasgow. |.!72 broadway Broadway Howling Green pe ty 3) Broadway 69 Brondwar {|7 Bowling Groen wontana.. Wiscousin, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. ASD MOOX. MGM WATER, 5 25 | Sandy Hook H 03 | Gov. Ist Moon rises.. ve 10 29} Hell Gau HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Bar ) Ther. ‘State of Hor. | Inch. | Ber: Weather. WESTERN UNION TIME BALL, New Yorx, Sept 18—Noon, ‘The Western Union time ball drepped to-day seventeen one-hundredths of » second fast, PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT, 18, 1878. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND DERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAM LINK. Stoamer City of London (Br), Patehing, Liverpool Sept 1, vin Queenstown Gth (where she pus in fo repair damage #6 machinery), with mdse to Paneb, [iyo Steamer France (Br), Rose don Sept >, with mdse and pawsengers to F WJ luet. No dave Joha Canning, indee, was lost overboard, Steamer State of Pennsylvania (Br). Stow: Sept 6 and Larne 7th, with mdse and passonge Baldwin & Co mer Kepler (Selz), Johnson, Buenos Ayres July 27, Montevideo auth. Santos Ang 4, lilo Janetro Wid and Per: nambueo 30th, with mdse aid passengers to Bask ‘it Se vons. Mtoamer Margaret, Baker, Philadelphia, in watiast, tod Ship Carl Ger), Inst, to H Koop & Co. Bark Albion (Nor), Gunderson, Liverpool 28 days, in Dallaxt, to Puoeb, London 30 days, in ballast, one wot —y ay ree Vesnar, Bristol, B, 33 to Snow & Burg! gta, Porters: Falmouth 82 days, im bal- . Glaeg ‘to Au Bockelmann, Bremen 35 days, in Bd dave, | Adolph Fickott, Newport, B, 3 pips clay to Job Alig 26, 140 43, Jon 20, pa’ a large iron boll Ltoy; Sept 10, lat 35.07, lon 00 14, pores] sehr Ulyite, from Cadis for Benen Bark Fri (Nor), to Heuham & Boj esol of about te tons it, Pay) Gorene (ane). Cattaranich, Dublin 30 days, in bal- a Hote ‘ot Yarmouth, NS), Hutehiason, Dublta, dagen nat. to Boyd & Hineken. 3.6 Walaa cot “usiburne), smith, Londonderry ! eucurrent (Sa ‘Limerick 29 days, in ballast, vo Benham & B. K Khanh Milligan cot Bt John, NB), Peck, Antwerp 20 days, in ballast, vod W iarker & Co. Wak’Aucute don, Wilmer, Hamburg 25 days, with barrels to Theo Kuger Norghavot (Nery, Talyersen, Copenhazen 34 days jast, to Faneh, Bayo & Nemdotn (of Baby, Whitemere, Havre 41 dass, , to Miller & Houghton ty (Son), Thorsen, Tisere 90 dare. in ballast opti, lat 48.87, lon 47, spoke ber Liverpool for Charleston: at Wisone the). fre Frig Sofia (Itai), Saibighs, Glouge last), to Bemba oyesen. Brig Exden (Noz), Nieisen, Whit Poters, Bolf Inst, to nrder, ei (of Providence), Co, of Huth, Me), Anderson, Banas rick 18 ° 10 Ww ingrton, Jus, ‘MeDonald, Mille Rivor vis Hampton Koad: s, with logwood to oF: Sche'a'U Harmer, Endicott, Virginis. Sehr Emma F Hart (of Boston), Fountain, Pensacola 28 Niumberto Bushnell & Co; vessel to J W El- javen 27 days, in bal- 26 da: in Behr r it F pebr i L Singt le gi} rer Sarah A Bu Amoild, Virginia, Sehr Jennie Ilail, Longstreet, Virzintay Sebr Annie 8 U aman, Virginia, Sehr Arabella, Porter, Virginia. Senr LH Hopkins, Preamore, Virginia rehr Win F Phillips. Lane, Virginin Senr Paterson Bush. cue, Virvinia, Sehr Emma White, Benjamin, Virginians Sloop Mary Diston, Gankiil, Virg.ain, Schr & & 3 Mayhew, Mearns, Virginia. Schr JJ Kirkman. Kichardson, Vi Schr Benjamin Reed, Reed, Georzetown, DO. Sele kinpross. Dennis, Baltimore. Schr Margie, Snow, Baltimore for Norwalk. Sept 13, off Hog Island, during «heavy biow from NW, split maingall, BQ~ Ship Langshaw (Br). in yesterday's edition as ar- rived, should bave read steamer, B@~ Ship William Linck (Ger), trom London, which was aueuored in lower bay for orders, eamo up $0 the city 18th, M, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. J spews jp eeaane. for New York, to JF Ara Steamer Klennoi ry of Fi Ks Enis ‘Now Bedford for Now ‘and passenvers to Barling & Davis, Hasan Bagley, Bath, Me, Haven for New York, in ballast, to 1 Rehr Milton, Jamison, Fall River for Ne: Sehr H T Potter, Chatfela, Middletown, Ct, tor New York. Wilson, Norwich for Edwards, Kye for New Yorks BOUND EAST. er corer Bennett, Now York for Halifa: York tor Honfleur Schr Kmily Iron Si St Bark Belcinm (Br), Govens, Ne (and anchored in Hart Jeland Kouds). Brig Annie & Storer, Travis, New York for Montevideo {and anchored in Hai nd Roads). ee Vereaux (Br), Buxter, New York for St Peter's, Sche Lodusxta, Menns, Now York for Boston. Sche Ielant Clty, Allen, New Yark: tor Boveriy. Schr Wm Henry, Wood. New York for Wareham. Kobe Hallie surton, paar, New York tor Stamford. Sehr JK Mitebell, Morrill Ward, Weeba' ¢ Charles Upton, Heath, Rondont for Portsmouths x. Port Johnson for Hrivt oll, Robinson, Port Jobn MeN! moune George D Porry, Firun, Port Johnson for Boston. Sehr Martha Inuis, Newcomb, Port Johnson for Lynn. Schr Gertrude, Brockway, Port Johnson for Saybroo! Laura A Burlingame, Surlingame, Amboy for Port- nd, Behr Star, Somers boy for Portland, Me. Sehr 4 W Ellis, won, Amboy fur Hoston. Sehr Monson, Tyler. Amboy tor Norwich. Schr Fannie’ Hanmer, Bro Yiledelpbia for Paw- tneket. cnr ‘Amos Falkenbarg, Gurney, Philadelphia for Bridge- Perche Charlie Miller, Thomas, Baltimore for Stamford, Schr Millie Franks, Edwards, Virginia for Now Haven, CLEARED. Steamer Parthia (sn, MeKay, Liverpool via (a moO G Franc tore Celtis (Bt), Gleadell, Liverpool via Qu RJ Cortis. \SSinainer State ‘Of Nevada (Br), Braes, Glasgow—A Bald- rh "Ste ner PCaland (Dutch), Deddes, Rotterdam—Funch, Eaye & C meaner “Altmore (Br), Watson, 5+ Nazaire—John C Seng ‘Stoumer Niagara, Curtis, Havana—J E Ward & Co, Steamer Morgan ity, Heed, Gnlvestoa—Bogert & Moree: ‘Steamer Gate City. Daggett Savannah. Steam ot Atalanta, Woodbull, © Quntard & G3, Steamer J W Jarrett, Foster, Baltimore—J 8 Krems, Ye 5 tiewton—J W Steamer Tacony, Davis, Philadelphia—James Hand. Ship Gustav & Osear (Ger), Hartmann, Bromen—Her- ann Koop & 0. Park-Pauis (Ger), Ibbeken, Liverpool—C Totias & Co, Burk Carmelo (Bz), Smith, Londun—Peabody, Wiltis & Sian Alma (Nor), Jobanessen, Loadon-Beahem & Boyo- “oark Belgium (Br), Govens, Honflour—J F Whitney & Sark Nordeup'(Nor), Anmonsen, Cuen—Hoskmann, Oor- Burk ovdjag, (Nor), Jenten, Belle Tale for orders— Punch, Baye Wurk ‘friton (Aus) Cattarinich, Marsellles—Slocovich & Co. litt Teresina (Ital), Cuomo, Valetta (Franoe)—Fanch, ‘Wert Samos L Pendorgast (Br), Butes, Llsbon—Pender- gast Bros & Co. Bri “Bornraza (Nor), Andersen, Odema—Benbam & dy, Fickett, Gibraltar—Jobn Zittlo- Bovest mrs Saran BK “rhe Fianown, Spencer, Cope Town, CGH—simpron, OTe A Asse, Dickson, Guam for orders—Brett, Son & ‘bete L & W Armstrong, Allen, Point-aPitre—L W & F Armotrome, vi athold (Bri, Hatfield, St Jobna, NF—C W at ony ‘Southern Cross (Br). Patterson, St Joha, NB—A T Ueeer Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Zophar mo L Virginia, Todd, Baltimore—James A Van Brunt. SAILED, Ivexton; Morgan 5 f Atlanta. Charleston; tt (Br). B St Bernards ibe Pitwier (Noe), ot barks. Ln Plata (Nor), ialsbo gutta (Br, London: Grace E Oxon (Br). do; 'Lenise Trie ron (Aus), Cette it Thormana (Ger). Deveti Dubrovaekt (4 dor Pr ( Rovtock: | Avonport (Br) tsotterdam (Br), Newry; Mozart (3 He "horven (France) ; Glimmer (Nor), Bordeaux; Mary Br). Dublin; brig Justo “Pi (Sp), Vigo; Emly (Bn Be Annio Beil, Barba- aor. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Capt Schwensen, of the steamer Pommerania, trom Ham- burg, has our thanks for special meteorological observa- tions, made in connection with tho HenaLp weather vice. Capt Thomas Neill, late of ship Melrose, ot New York, an mod shipmaster, who sailed out of tho ports w York for many years, died at his rosidence, in Boston, om Sunday, 14th inst, Captain Neill stood high in bis pr jou, aod was much respected by all who know him. Suu Trogsax, 1,600 tone, built at Kennobunkport in 874, has been purchaned ut this port by Theodore Ruger, on German account, for $54,000. Suir Manta Bowken, which was lying at Chisholm's Mill, Aawicy iver, 5C, during the alo last, week. broke, ndrlit, carrying with her the end of the wharf, The anchuts, were dropped and she brought up all right. Bank Watton (Br). Williams, from Caernatvon for 8¢ John, NB (hetore reported), struck on the Ganuest Rock, one of the Murr Lodges, on the north head of Grand M + a Jan duriny © heny, atarday wind blew the tine bottom with the found it to « being broken to pieces upon the rock. The ore 4 at St John, NB, yosterduy in an open fishi from Grand Nena! Bark WALLACE, mouth (belore re Sie head carri Barx Fri tou NO, Aug 29 for Klo Janeiro: arcive Boston, Sept 18, with erew sick with ch A BARK in distress, with mit ro} lt in topzallant net, pansed Lite jept 18, trying to rene! + FLorp (betore reported ashore at Detnwa tor), in going tp the river in tow 17th, had to isteud, we she wax found to be teaki ptain of McCormack, from Iquique for Fal- ried) . pas inte RioJanetre Aug 20 with iy. yo schooner has engng the servicos ¢ Lo puinp her oat and tow het to Phila- delppia. Sour Apxuune Hawtaax, from South Amboy tor Ports. mouth, whic Aug 26 leaky, arrived Bangor Sept 16, The cargo of oval was reshtppea « Machias schooner tor Portsmouth. . Sept 18—On Tuesda; o'clock, when the exeursion steamer Mioek's Point. ls ede her 50 ¥ to Hiald? with vehooner Urezon, of and from Rockland tor Provi. ‘ in tow of steamer Fannie. They did not discover ther in time ts veld comine together, bat bat their engines were reversed Just in time to check t ofthe shock; but the setooner’s port bow din v0 the extionntea damage of about $200, The cutwator of the Florence was slightly damaged. NOTICE TO MARINERS, Wasmixctox. Sept 18 Accoraing to at the Department of St i of Henten for WHALEMEN, 1 20 07, lon 66 20 bark Ohto, of New all weil, SPOKEN, Mensios, from M eal for NSW, for San Spoxen—fept 1 sdtoras 9 dare Steamer M. Glascow, Sop’ Bark itaven Franctseo, Sep: 9, 1a OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtwenr, Sept 18—Arrived, ships Lovise (Nor), Ball, tow York: Joo-Milborry (Hr), Weston, Philedeiphias, Nor), Melsom, New } ork: Happy Home (Br), jarriet Hickman (Hr), Smith, Philadelphia; Eaxinas (Nor), Tallacksen, Wilmington, NC. Sniled 17th, barks Erinna (Br), Smith, New York; Annio Burrill (Br), Morrill, do, Bristor, Sept 18—Arrived, ste: Williams, New York (see below). Sailed 18th, steamer Devon (Br), Western, New Yor Boupravx, Sept 18—Arrived, schr Annio 8 Conant, Baker, Baltimore, CorK, Sept 15—Nailed, bark John Trahey (Br), Ryan, Fiampton Roads, Carn, Sept 16—Arrivod, bark Runer (Nor), Langfeldt, New York. Capiz, to Sept 18—Suiled, bark Colin E MeNeil, Crowell, New Yor Desta, Sept 12—Ealled, brig Wille (Br), Smith, Pbita- dolphin, Dunux, Sept 18—Salled, ship Jumna (Br), Gasix: United states. Exxter, Sept 17—Arrived, brigs J Williams (Br), Nol- son, New York; 18:b, Hattie M Bain, Taostrup. ¢o, Great Yarmour, Sept 17—Arrived, bark Flid (Nor), Gjermldsen, New Yurk. Groucsten, S-p? 18—Arrived, bark Charlotte Young (Br), Crook, Philadelphia. Sailed 18th, bark Livingstono (Nor), Bowits, America, Goorx, Sept 18—Sailed, brig Sophia Cvok (Br), Dunn, Now York. Hoxrinun, Sept 14-Sailed, bark Aftensjernen (Nor), Rothing, United States. Hayne, Sept 18—Arrived, barks Robert A Chapman (Br), Rutherford, New York; Haakon Maakonson (Nor), Cornwall (Br), Tsim oF Wicur, Sept 17—Off, steamer Holland (Br), Heeley. New York for London. Kirnwart Bay, Sept 15—Pat in, ship Skulda (Nor), Wisnos, from Hamburg for Now York, windbound and short of provisions Liverroon, Sept 18—Arrived, at bot, Boston; ship Kaphi Sherman, Bombay; Northumbrian (Br), Pigzie, Philadelphia, Sailed 18th, stonmers Helvetia (Br), Thompson, New York; Tiltnols, Shackford, Philadephia; snip Belle O’Brien, O'Brien, New York. Loxpon, Sept 17—Arrived, ship Boyno (Br), Kelly, New York; 18th, barks Orskar (Sw), Johannsen, Buil Rivor; Allatabad (Br), Wescott, New York, Salled 18th, ship Warsaw (Br), Curry, United States. BON. to Sept 18—Arrived, bark Sunbeam, Hand, Piiladetphia. Sailed Sept 12, bark Primo States. Mansritnes. Sept 15—Arrived, bark Bup! tor, New York. Mapeina-Sailed, bark GU Michels (Ger), for Wilming- ton. Nawtes, Sept 16—Arrived, brig: Sofia (Fr), Prion, Mobile. Newny, Sept 17—Sailed, bark Frenchny (61), Reid, Bal- timore (no: previously). Oronto, to Sept 18—Sailed, brig Paquete de Nova York (Port),.Sitva, Philadel phin. Quixuxstows; Sept 18—Arrived, bark Concord (Br), Moody, New York. Also arrived 18th, 2 PM, steamer England (Br), Thomp- son, New York tor Liverpool (snd sailed), aited 18th, 4:30 P M, steamer Baltic (Br), Parsell (from Laverpool) , Now Yorx. Rocnvront, Sept 16—Arrived, bark Mjolmer (Nor), Cornelinsen, Baltimore: 17th, steamer Solway (Br), Martin, do. Rorrenpam, Sept 18—Arrived, sbip Semiraniis, Schulen- Derg. Baltimore ; Bark Gladovia (Br), Knowlton, New Yor! SuANGHAL, to Sept 18—Arrived, bark Katie Pilckinge: Gilman, Burrard Inlet. SrRatsonp, to Sept 18—Arrived, bart A O Vinge (Nor), Pedersen, New York. ‘Tuurste, t opt 14—Sailed, barks Chinring (Ital), Casol New York; TF Whiton, Nickels, do. Waterrorn, Sept 18—Arrived, brig Graco Girdl llton, Musquodobit via Sydney, CB. Satled from —— Sept 15, bark ‘vilda Figlia (Ital), Faas sini, United Star Buiston, Sept 18-Steamer Cornwall (Br), Williams, from New York, struck the pier head in docking, and filled mor Atias (Br), Tal bark (Ita1), Barbieri, United (Aus), Lis. (en, Cars Town, Sept 13—Bark Southport (Br), Cripps, trom Cochin tor New York, whieh went ashore her. to become a total wreck. GrxeNocK, Sept 18—Ship Eastern Empire (Br), Love, which salled from here Sept 7 tor back with her ballast shifted. Sh anils, Liverroot, Sept 18—Ship Emptre of Peace (Br), Young, hence.for New Orteans, bas returned leaky, having been also lost part ot her WEATBER BEPORT. Honrnasp, Sept 18 —Blowi: Seruiy, Sept 18—wii ', ale; beremeter 29.90, FORRIGN PORTS 29—In port anu on the coast, je, Crowell: Mereu Alice, Dy wi Bronk, De ‘Davis Grom Westerberg, 10 lund'at Batavin une. ; brig erence re and Padang for Now Chartered—Bark St for Americas at £: 28 6 (Swe), to load sugar on the const Buxxos Avni Arrived, bark Shawmut, Martz, Portland ; 4th, mer, hinnest. Newport, E. Bi ke, for ww York. UneLe (i5- masted), from St. Johns, NF, for co. Cuda, Idx. Balled 17th, ater Alhambra (Br), MeKihinaey, New York. Hauirax, Sept 14—Arrived, bark Sarah Klien (Br), Arm- bordeon: brig Anns (Nor). Fries, Liverpool. Belied loth, berk Jemy (Nov), tor sh THAvANA, Sept 16, I _Arived, Steamer Uity of Wash- ington, Tiinmerma: “Selioas' beige Acelia Thusiow, Gnill- Smith, Hodgkinson, Manri- r son, Havre ed 8; Ste tla M Storer. W ry ‘A ilenton, Koger York. Mavagues, Sept 16—Arrived, sehr Addie R Warner, Lewis Phuadeipt MONTREAL, apt Té—Salled, steamer Warwick (Br), Bex- ton, London. A 16th, nest, Londen : ,, Conant, from (Nor), Bos‘oldy, lf Tome: een, New Ori rao; 20h, sehr Broa (Uatch), Ham pto K Kanaig (Be). do: brig Mary Knowlton, MeKeo, ch ‘Dante (Port). do; schr John Rox, , Bastman, West 30, bark Elverton, Bareley. from St Onthe- canis Morton, Toeks, from Baltimoro, V Michels (i Nichols, from New Yoru; Nep- Ro; from New York, arrived 25th; Yor! Focver, Bt ‘chemass sooth sent UB Moody, Tnties. In port Aw rines arity: fram ait BST, Bawthegn Heme Cheated, barks Finland (i VGWASH, Cleat arks Finlan ior), Ryoraeet, iwerpootl Sem Gull (Nor), Beruldven, White: wow “Quenxc, Sept 16- eee, —_ yr Colina (Br), Marray, Glancow tor Momtre rdeu Island (itr), Zealand, = Lyra (Br), | usseil, ‘Groewses Montreal; Ailsa (Br ir (ao Mann Greenock; Rab Ko it (Be), sein inet fein 1th EM: steemer Phontch ey See Lag hg! y for Montreal ra 4 tin rk onatl tal), are war Putladetpete, aig oes: sitar ire Re SAREIRO, Aug arrived, 8 ship © ¥ Serront, Ather- ath, 4 20) Geld, Th ch Chom. Siem Aug 10, shij Fasoloes bork. da Thala » Uounty of Di ‘tavelier (it), vat Gal} (Be). McLean, Balt is St th Mpotlews, Chapman. do; b ‘do (the Inttor Rot as before ro} Poversen, Valparaiso: bark be orted) ¢ yinyhen une ; beige 3 lertyman, Leer: Rio Uaanos, An D-Sailed, setir Amal (Nor), Sandved, Bost Br Jones, NF, Aug 21—Arrived. brig The Charley (a. Mahoney. New Yorn (and cleared 27th for Cow Bay, CB). Bz Joun, NG. sept 16—Arrived, bark Marte B (Pry, ure k Silver Cloud (Br), Leary, Dublin; Heruldeeos Valentine et a viel! Cleared 16 Tob brig Prosperite (Nor) AMERICAN PORTS. karen Sent O- Salted, Viola (Br), Gill, Liver. MAUEXAXDRIA, . Sept 17—Arrived, sehr Chas EB Hillier, Aliyn's Point. feamoer. tor Rosen: DV tmeket 5 won, Providence; DM Fall Kivor, APPURAUG, Sept 17—Arrived, sehr Julia E Garris Seah, Philadelphie. yt BOSTON, Sept 17—Clenred, seh vin F Baker, Me. niblin, Baltimore and reed. Mo, to lo tes ibe vd Brenner Tactiabur ‘DO elon A rie) Pt Bratshaw, Vang niger, ih Laster A Poudleton; Noilie 8 Jerrell, 1 Jorreut skate Mi e vobn G it, Perth Ambey. mann Ludwig < ie), Dart, * yaad E Gibson, ti mor Qa Lun dart Keon een Aes, ‘ Tall, Tripp. Eastern port; Carl, 1. Least SN NAC aE NR ons -aeammaanrrnauaneesro>ametacuenasn| ‘intine—Bark Prjedrioh fave ack, whttoston BC, for Rio Jan with chills and fever). Cle Ned, ‘bar Ane Davis, Payal 4s market; rzo'W Vousiend (Br). Kock, vorto Rico; sete J Alex snaria is my A DenrA, $ Vuseee Mall, po mers Wm Kennedy, Foster, Providence: Knoll, yes George Aprold. Loveland, Savannah: ship Wessie Crosby (Br). Philips. Rovere! barks Marianooli (Ival). Crevetts é (80), Gondy, Mamourg : Thor (N or brig Melemia (=p), Landa, St V Rolesson, Sunersot, Mass Now Nailod—Barks Eliz, Isnia, Emerald, peal na, Loveld, ello; brig Cet tpi on 1 17tu, bark + Biles. pt \oenrsived, tobe Forest Belle, Smith, 0, Jacksonvill LA . Veazio, Philadeiphiag extin Langdon. Collins, Boston, to tw m Tiee, soto te Neer Yorks Thersoe A Keoms Wileney. Folie: dolphin. Rulled—Sebr John H Converse, Coffin, Phitadelph BU ‘OT, Sept 14—Sailed, achr Post Boy, Robinsom, Saceronelll BELFAST, Sept 14—Arrived, schr Stephen G Hart, Hark, Baltimore. Hailed Wh, sone tephen Woodbury, tor Buckariile, 80, \KEK'S LANDING, Sept 17—Arrived, sehr Ang Eliza, uaiock, diiliadol pnt. , Sept 16—Arrived, schr C W Dextor, Marr, Wiasenee 17th wr: ived, steam yacht Kelptel. Herreshoff, Baltl- m CHARLESTON, Sopt_ 18—Arrived, barks Harmonien ¢ I gee We on; St Olaf (Nor), Land, Wilmington, ido, trom Mav ie. d Brg Anniv austen (Br), Maynes, London; sche altimon 6 Gall, Mo hnan, Baltimore; sche Rondout. Cleared Behe Chattancogs. Sai arn cH laf, honnire ‘wLiaTs, Hept, 12—Sal'ed, achre Hudson, Coleman. St Freadig Haton Mots, aud Senator Grimes, die Sawy oe) d, sehr alto, tials » Tate, New Yors; Windsor Ni foe New York. LOU ERI OWN, Sope 1S cArr Sharp, Philadelphia for Boston tor Lynn: JK Manning, Sonwoll, do for do; ‘Torh—arrived for Danyersport ; 8 Detwiler, Yowell, ie Doe, Trank, New York for, Boltust; Jupn Rogers, Uhadwie, do for Haverhill; Lookout. npr Me feria, Vitus, do for st John, S ‘Robe inwon, do for Gardiner. Me: Geo AW istevors Sorta Boston; Glide, Littlefiel Albany Mose Lend Warren, Pouzhkeapsie for'do: D iilis, Torrey, for Snuguss Alnonak, Stearns, do tor Lynn; Nal Intire, so! WORTRESS MONROE, Sept” 18-Balled, barks Flode ricka & Fuwlinw (Sw), from Jquogus for Moston Est assed out 18th, brivs Gazellen (Nor); Waikye, trom ‘Ricbmund, Vi for Bayonne; Kocay Glen, from do for Rio “FAUE, RIVER. Sept 10-—Arcived. schrs Sarah Le Stas jake, Philadelphia; J Terry, Orrison, Kingston, ary A Preamore, Fite, Newburg, Abbie 8 Emory, Emery, New York, GALVESTON, Sept 13—arrived, brig Li br Adoit Finke, Barker, andy, jonton; Mary @ wm Buck, ° uitter, do for.do. B rrauklia, Gein, Folladelphia 9 for Hostons York: ‘Galied Steamer ho Grande, Boleer, New York, eo: SC, Sept 15~Arrived, sehr K V Glover, GRCKTOWN, DO, Sept_17—Ares Ann L eta fae Joh aon, New York: “Lyman, Jorney C o ared—Schrs_ ‘Mie: vy EB Long. Hh Juston ; we Huston, Westgate, Providence; Oceanis, Young, Fal Riv: HYANNIS, Sept 16—Arrived, schrs Alico B, Basssty Bath for New York: Virginia, Burgess. do for do; Clare bel, Nickerson, Rondout for Boston: Cyrus Chamberlain, Adams, for New York: Dreadnaught, from New York for barebones 9 ‘by—Schra L & D Fisk, Crowell, for Fevten i Bled tam. 'h Crocker, Baxter, from Philxdelobin for Hattie Baxter, for Philndelphia; Ley Mar. Tretia: ton Ricumond: Vai Inanc Rich, stu niladolphia, 17th—Arrived, schr Herbert ‘iM in, Crowall, New York for Boston, Sailed ~Sehra Drendaanght. fe Marwich; Virginia, anid Alice B. w Yor! LUBEC, Sept 1s Salioas “park ‘Minnie unter, ig Crookkaven, for orders: schrs eee Dinsmore, May, de do; Island Bello, Small, Now ¥. NUBILE, Sept, 14—Arrived oh bark Leamington (Br), ontelmalpaes Sept 16—Salled, brig Shannon, Moore, New York NEW YRLBANS, Sept 14—Cleared, scht Anne, Gandy, Cam Tih Cleared, stoamer Benvolrlech (Br), Evans, Rots ‘stan ig, Sept 18—Arrived, steamer Clty of Moxi f hate Vere a Betabuy, Patorose, Rockport: des Intosh, Vera Cru [tent teat Bitcbtes intchtaton, Antwerp; elae, den ‘Anges (Pr). Lecaver, Havre; Albert (Ner), dansen, do, Satled—Sieamer Kaickorbocker. N SOMFOLK. sept 15” Arrives iD; Casper Heft, Phillips: W and Warren, Hoss, Philadalphi jure Yort Nkwaurreorr,. Sept 17—Arrivedy sehr M A Ricg _ Kent, Now York. Panther, Miller, Philadelphia, 8D, Sept 16—Sailed, sche Mury Stow, Philadel; 5 Mies sel con, Phindelphia. 17¢h—Arrived, sehr Luela B Ives, Irelan Satlea—Steamer Lancaster, Mills, Whilade 8 Brown, Mott, New York; Benjamin Enyiten, Ut BS NEWRONT, Sepr 10 ~ ering chr Wacoliful, cite ‘tem ant Al Salled, sehr Alexandria, Falke (from Calais) for arcived, achr Joseph Port: loge Phitndel bin eJosenh Port Hep ebess “ord Saunders. Now York. ON, September 18—Pasved Little Gall at ¢ ae noon ‘bark Harmonoy (Br), Downey, from New Yor dam. eR Mied cus eng? Minnesota, Gardiner's Bay; sche Hoot A Bennie ih (havi i. <Keived rt ford. iN, Sei yd A berhate., Saude Puss. Sours, Hlizubethport Roan iy Pai Parker, saitimore PURT DISCOVERY, Sept 10—sail Delaney. San. PORT RO" Crowell, Rew York for Pornandina, PHILADELPHIA. Sept 18—Arriy Malls, Salem; Herew! pwaney, Fall or ter: Ta ‘Grasse, Brixtol; barks Ucean Chl ue lin (M4 Kildahi, Limerick; ¥ yn (Br), tats icon ; achrs Allentown, r; ship Kuma G Cook, Ulouces- nd Hickman, Toad. James Ki Wicomieg River; Sophia, Covm orfolk Constituiton, “Yor ae aa in vigence: Mary say tee Po Elwood. Burtos Dayton, d 8 Emme & iin ‘sharp. Suffolk nouiners Norman Centipode, Satebs do; Mattiownak: Poadleton, Kast Gambridice ; ¢ Nickerson, Bostons filtsdelphie PORTLAND, =-pt 17-—Arelvod, tty Fy (oan), Randall. Freeport. to, for sen. Is to fond oll at Philade bia pla, tor J | istn—Arrived, sehr Fred Walton, Now York. PORTSMOUTII, Spt 17—Arrived, sohe Mal Hooke: Pi VIDENCH. Sept 17—Arrived, sehrs Jon wee @ Irwin, gots bt fy ptmtintlbute: Tae Doliver, Sout! sass Bariod: <e Aery, Rogers, Alexandria: Whitehead, Titus, Rondvut ; AG Lawson, JT Worthington, Fit Witton Saran Bruen, Mahoue. mn Warren, MeGar; Onrw agi¢, Brown ; Anthony Burton, Jonuees, and Rob ark, “are jouth Amuoy: MM pay Crane, a. Salied—Sehrs Nalad Riese. Curtts, a gym ay Henry, Seanley; Kare & Mace, Copgswel and Veran: New York. KIC: ati D; Sept 16-—satlod, brig Rocky Gien, Higgine, a—sh ark iron Cran (81), Jones, SHABECK, Sept 6 -oailed, Bonzo, Vel BAVANMAIL, opt 18 —Arrived, ot Lise, ewenstl6, Ky Wyoming, Tosl, B Do Br), Doty, Boston, ioe Pitteton. Baliod—nteame Jacinto, Philli Witminaton, Valencia, Thom: ai . yore; wi Hisil, Allon. pact Mer aie Tiascott, Bowdelabeu it; Anne George, Me, tor a B, Ulara here Glia AL stuart, B Geo Whie T 7 HM Chaffee, Ck Bids Wn hag ging Jane, Ids by hav, B Eve E Pettongili. ow SMFILMINGTON, NC, Sepy 1 CW Locke, E Watermaa, ter, Doano, New York! brigs aa aa iP Xeah (Bi Hassolo (Not), Stan 5 Wiliams, ae Hearoe--are se Dint com ‘uand, ¢ ariestos. Wouvs HO. 16 | Atel sehr Thos Bron Pitener, hoston, to load for Phiinaeigits. waters ¥ WAREHAM, Hope 17~Arrived, it AT gO, Gneney, New orl ‘STEAMBUATS, &C. ae YACUTS, | Jou OON Keg Ful OR ALM Wibt CARE “CARRY 115 TO: i " ewe ‘Apaly eT abl os 408 Wen ”