The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1878, Page 14

14 THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK. Preparing for the Democratic and Re- publican State Conventions. COMPLEXION OF THE STRUGGLES. Contesting Delegations isom Three Anti- Tammany Organizations. ee The action-of the two Statw conventions of Wedne day aod Thursday pext mu result in shaping to a | Jarge extent the politics of New York city in the No- | ‘vember contest. Local lead. es await impatiently the adjournment of these impor.\ant bodies in order tha, the dividing lines between fac tions may be effectually drawn and cawpaign War crios’ and siao issues defl- pitely determined upon, With ‘Tilden and anti-filden armies drawn up in battle array at Syracuse aud | Conkling and anti-Conkling leg tons at warin Saratoga the political outiook inthe State for the next few Boys is not at all of the most peaceful character, The tocsin of alarm has been seamdé« in each of the dem- veratic and republican camps, Fet before tho week 18 Dver peace and good will (at least on State lasues) | may be announced from une headquarters of both | prganizations, PREPARING FOR SYRACUSE. Juuny of the democratic dele, wtes from this city and Sueir friends will leave for ‘\yracuse to-morrow in order to be on the ground ahead of time. Tho main questisnugitating the minds of ¢ ity politicians yeater- day arose us to whether Governor -¥obinson and friends (represonting the Tilden tnterest) or Comptroller Joho Kelly, Judge Church, Liewtenant Governor Beach and others (representing the cypposition) should contro! the Convention on Wednesday next 1t was conceded that the fight must prowe a very important one in view of the issues involved and the probable results. jaliowivg defeat on. one side or the othar, For the past few weeks agents from both sides havo been sent throughout the State in eflorts to influence the eleetion of defegates in the varous Assembly dis +) tricts, Tbe ganntiet thus far bas been inrown down in the way of presentation of resolutions madogsing the ad- Inioistration of Governor Robinson. The opposition to the Albany Regency bas Jound vent in bitter de- panciation of (he Gqvernor’s policy and its ruinous effects upon the democratic party in the State of New York. Of course such attacks have ‘iatensilied tho fight and aroused very bitter {celings within the rauks of the contending faction, THE STATE COMALITTEE, The Democratic State Committee, the real corner Blone of the political situason, it is undersiood Blands exactly as it did when tisat body came together pa August 22 at Saratogato .make the call for the Denvenuion, In the HeRraup of tmat date the com- iee members Were publisbe Tilden and anti- ‘Silden men. Under tue jatest coreplexion of the fight they may be set down as follow: ROBINSON. | Dist. — William D, Veeder, Brooklyn. 3—William A. Fowler, Brooklyn, 4—Fraucis Nolan, Brooklyn, 16—Danie! Manning, Albany. 17—samuel O, Gieason, Troy. is—J. N. Finch, Gien’s Falls. 9—Daniel Magone, Jr., Ogdersbarg. 0—Samuci A. Buel, Soutn Balston. BI—W. W. Gordon, Deini. 23——Jemes McQuade, Utica, 28—Kdgar K. Apgar, Ituaca. Bl—Frang W. Foreman, Le Roy. 38—Charles 5 Cary, Olean. ANTI-ROBINSON, Dist, 1—Jobn H. Sutphen, Jamaica. 5—Henry A. Gambleton, New York, 6—P. W, Rhodes, New York, —E. D. Gaie, ‘ S—Kaward L. Donnelly, New York —Frederick Smytue, New York, 10—Joun Kelly, New York. 1i—Augustus senell, New York, c ©, Ubtias, Jr., Sing Sing. 13—C. H. Evans, Huasou 14—Lewis Beach, Cornwall, J6o—F, L. Latha, Swugerties, b2—A. H. crosvfe, Lowvitte. 2i—W. A. Voucher, Oswego 25—Kdward S. Jenny, Syracuse. 26—Uenry Stowell, Seneca Falls 27—L, B. Fauikener, Dauyule, 2o—C. C. B, Walker, Corny Bo— William Purcell, Kock B2—F, N. Lockwood. Buffalo, CONTESTING DELEGATIONS, It ts well understood that it the committee rematos Yn the same position until the election of a temporary chairman tor the Convention, ond the majority of the Gelogates are favorable to the anti-Tilden-Robinson Quterest, hen no possible chance existe for the ud- qnission of contesting delegatious from this city ex- cept as a matter of concession from Tainmany. Theso contesiants come from three anti-lammany organiza- tions—the New York city democracy, under tue Joadership of ex-Senator James O'Brien; the New ‘York county democracy, marshailed by ex-Senator ¥raueis M. Uixby and ex-Surveyor of the Port Emanuel B. Hari, and the domocrauc organization of the ‘ounty of New York, coutrolied by Mr, Edward Cooper; ex Senator Fox, 6x-Nenator Norton, Comm! siouer Uampbell, Nelson J. Waterbury, Assemblyman games Daly and other Those throe organizations Wil) Send siXiy-Luree delegates, apportioned between thew, to coutest tbe laurels of victory with the Tam- Muny braves At the Convention of 1576, in Sara- Yoga, one-tuird Ol the apti-Tammany delegates were adinitted to seats in the Convention. This coucession wos made, Lowever, upon 4 prior conterence with Tammany Hall. it ‘is exceedingly doubrful at tne present iime whether any such concessiou will be en- ‘te: ned for a moment by Tammany at Syracuse. It was then a Presidential year, harmony being looked rywhere in view of the overshadowing im- Portance of electing the national cundidate of the party. Jo-day the controversy 1s ofan entirely aifferent ebaracter, withough the leaders in Tammany might be induced tostrike hands with certain opposiuon chiefs by reason of the uncertainties of the coming local canvass, With three ll equipped democratic or- ganizations against ber ia New York city, with many Fepublicans threatening & serious revolt in care of the robuing of straight Heket, with three ot her most prominent officiais (Sheri, Negisier and Coanty Clerk) in imminent danger ot removal, Tammany Way well pause at Syracnse in her path of poutical pstracism when the question comes to be argued be- | Jore the Convention Committes on Credentiats as to Ube entre rejection of the auti Tarmmany dolegation. | USAGE OF PARTY, | Some ot the democratic Jeaders and newspapors | Dave recently called attention to what they cali the ‘jaw of the democratic party’’ in connection with the ndmission of Gelegat to conventio dn ISTL a Terulution was passed by the Convention of that year | ts follows 4, That hereafter no delegate shall be received | | ow chosen in the e shall present « aeveral of the State the organ: exch disteiet | shail individ ually answer in discussing the importance and bearing ot this Tesolution (he anti-Tildennos, in one of their papers, doug “that delegates regularly elected and duly certi- fied by Assemuiy District conventions Whose organi- Zavions are in relution with State conventious can rigbtially be denied aumity in the proceedings of the Stal jon by reason | Di any claim Lo their seals prosented by persons rep- Fesenting otuer Assembly district conventions whose Organizations ute got tn relation with State con voos For if tt be once admitted and settuied that irregular organization can send delegates to convention lo Contest the seats of delegates sent by a rogular Organization and deprive them of their seats | Aud Votes uNiil the delegates whose seats are un- | coniesied decide between them, there is nothing to | Prevent the sending 0! contesting delegates irom ery one of the 129 Assembly districts of the State | fend consequent Confusion and chaos, novody being | Jeft to sete the disputes of everybody in conven- tion.” It such theories are to be carried ont then the re- ports ihat Tammany meant to ger up contesting dele gations in many of the Tilden districts £0 as to ex- Elude the regularly chosen delegaies, and thereoy Recnro u majority of the Convention at all hazards, are abeolutely fale GHACH, MEROY AND FRAC. Arumor was circulated late yesterday afternoon ythata compromise was likely to ensue between Til. deu und Tammany ; decidedly | aqually for the Wigwam and ite numerous supporters | jthronghout the Stace, and tuat consequently an ange: | of poace bad hovered between Gramercy Park aod | ‘the Comptroier’s office. sat this ramor couly not be etostantiated. Th stil] hant’” tac have evi- dently very much mystified political movements in ihis ely immediately prior to the Democratic state Convention, Tammany officials yesterday expressed themseives \irely confident that ther leader his (riends would nvselutely control the Conver jie the apposition were equally cow elt {rom their standpoint. THE REPUBLICAN CONYRNTION, Bepabiicnn politicians in New York city are, too, id in suspense as to the policy of fuiute move- ents until after the Saratoga Conveatio: jook from ail parte tate it ap: wor Conkling will have a majority of the Convention. How the boty is to be handiod 1s Anotwer question of vital importance to the party. Some alivee that all will be clear sailing at tho / “Springs,” withoat wave or ripple on the political | surface, while others affirm that the admiatsteation fd anit-administration war will break out with ap+ quenchable fury, Tho Hayes men, it is rumored, | Alternates—Washington Hadley, Thevaoro Arnold | | and William Kyle. Twentieth Assembly District. —Delegates—Ira | | Shater, F. M. Bixby and Charles K. simmons. Atter- | natee—Patrick Savaj joph Rosenthal and Peter Gatens, In the Eignteemth Assembiy district the city de. | mocracy and the county democracy have united on a | | ex-Kegister Hagh McLaughlin, Police Judge Andrew | James Don | ris, | ex-Judge Zachario NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, ‘bt their battles Assembly districts propose to and save thenaelves from the accusation of thr ang firebrands into the State Convention. The are watchful wary, will ca of their favorite leader. back from Saratoga there pulling and discussion as to city offices, A straight ticket in New York wi doubtediy means 4 movement in aid of Tammany Hall, unleas the democratic forces are so divided on can- didates as to le.ve open a probable chance for the re- publicans to slipin, In the coming struguie cuch a hieket, itis coutended, covid alene be placed in the nister motives jn the est of Tammany The outside forces, however, argue that tar better terms cup be obtainea by the repubiicans in Uhis city from their side of tho house than from fai mavy Hall, which organization always grasps at tho lion’s share of the patron: ‘The political slate for city and county offices must therefore remain a perfect blank for at least another week, TAMMANY COMMITTEH ON ORGANIZATION. The Tammany Committee on Organization held a meeting yesterday aftersoon for the purpose of re- ceiving reports from the various district committees in relation to the election of delegates and alternates to represent the pariy im the State Convention at Syracuse, After the Chairman of the First Assembly District Committee had presented his report Mr. ‘Thomas F. Grady took the floor, and said that Messrs, Jeremiah Hartington, William P, Kirk and bimself had been duly electod delegates to the Convention, Mr. games Onver claimed that he and not Mr. Grady was entitiel to go as a delegate to Syra- cuse alopg with Kirk and Hartington. Mr, Grady was about to reply to Mr. Oliver, when Augustus Scheli, the chairman, decided that it w: hot the business of the Committee on Organization to settle disputes in the various districts. The whole question Would properly come betore the Committee on Contested Seats when the claims ot tne two sets of delegates could be considered and a report rendered, In afew remarks Comptroller Kelly told the mem- bers ol the committee that there was no doubt that the Yammany Hall delegates to the Convention would be admitted, ‘he auti-lammany party would thus once more have the doors of a democratic State Con- Yention closed against them, ‘Alter transacting some routine business the com- mittee adjourned, THE ANTL-LAMMANY CAMPAIGN. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE CITY DEMOC- BACY IN THE NINETEENTH WARD—GOVER- NOR ROBINSON INDOLKSED. An enthusiastic mass meoting of tho clty democ- racy of the Twentieth Assembly district opposed to Tammany Hall was held last evening at Brevoort Hall, Fifty-fourth street, near Third avenue. The hali was well filled and across the rear end of the room a dense mass of men stood in uncomfortably closo array. Mr. Thomas Stavley occupiea the chair and introduced as the first speaker Mr. Jorome Buck, who said he believed the great crowd 0! earnest looking men betore him was a hurbinger of succoas for the cause of the city democracy, the foe of the one man power and the champion of the work- ing classes in the fall election of this year. George W. McLean spoke in the same strain and then Alfred . Ackert denounced Tammany Hall vigorously. Calls for “O’Brien? now became frequent and vig- orous, and the band in the gallery had to tune up its most soothing airs to restore that degree of serenity to the meeting as would permit tho reading of tho resolutions, Which were read by Edwara J. Creamer, and the principal ove of which was the followiag:— INDORSEMENT OF GOVERNOR ROBINSON. 1, That we cordially indorse the sdministration Kovinson as Governor of the State, aud that his efforts in behalf of pure and democratic governmens meet with oar warmest commendation, and that we heart- condemn the three Tammany who in the t Legislature voted with the § to wequit intendent of Insurance Smyth. after that gontioman een eonciusively pi gullty of malteasance in Mr. O'Brien, alter many calls, finally came forward and gaid he eever saw so many, So substantial and 0 earnest men before him. Ho believed thoy bad the most important city ticket to elect that they had hud in years, for the Mayor who would bo elected’ this ‘time would bave the appoint- ments to sixteen important oifices ia the city goveroment. “In Tammany Hall years gone by,” said be ‘representative’ met had something to say, but that is no longer the case, for ouly time servers have any show in the councils of that iniquitous organiza- top. Woven Tammany Hall had an opportunity year at Albany to do good fur you it struck nan: Wita the republicans and deteased balis of reform for this city. 1 am proud to imdorse Governor Robinson because he if & pure and indepeud- ont man, but if I were to go into Dine out of ten of the dtatricls of New York city and ask fer an iudorsoment of John Kelly I woulda’t receive it because bis principies are not democratic. (ries of “Thats 80” and loud applause.) 1 msist that the omorratic zation is not a secret organization, andaf it in your tavlt, be- you had not the courage to pat your foot down ‘ould §=not stam these secret rs to on halt pay, and I went to Conover and represented the hardship of doimg this to a lot of poor men who had families to support, and Conover consented to put the men on full pay, but the taxpayers don’t want Keliy’s tty economy. The speaker then went on to sho it without the fullest employ- meat of labor there could bo no genera! prosperity. (A voice, ‘*What avout the greenbaeks?’?) *‘Whatever kind of money.” proceeded O’Brien, most ac- ceptable to tne people with whom {am identided ana whose wellare it will promote, lam in favorot I care too little for money myself to study which is th Dest kind to use, bul whatever money makes the workingman better off, 1 say I am in favor of,” (Great and prolonged applause.) The remainder of the speaker’s remarks rolated to his course asa politician, in whieh he tusisted that he had always stood by the masses of the people of New York, and John Kelly had treated them without either respect or consideration. Alter alew moro speeches the large meeting ad- journed to tho music of the band, ANTI-TAMMANY DELEGATES, ‘Tuo Cooper-Ottendor{er-Haskins-O’Brien and Hart, Bixby wings of theanti-Tammany party bave formed acoalition in all the Assembly districts except the Fifteenth vud Eighteenth for the purpose of choosing three delegates and three alternates to the State Con- jon meeting at Syracuse on thi th ist, Tn all election districts througboat the various Assem- bly districts, except the Thitteenth und Iwenueib, dolegates were chosen last night to Assembly conven tons meeting on Monday evening next at their diffor- ent headquarters to choose representatives to the Dyracuse State Convento; In the Thirteenth and treth Aesembly districts Jast nigut Assembly ntions Were held, with the following resuit:— Thirteenth Assembly District,—Delegates—C, W. MeGinniss, Jonn Jeroloman and J, Graham Hyaw. | ticket Which was elected last wight, leaving the Irving Mall Gemoeracy out in the cold. The foliowing wus the ticket chosen :—Delegates—Jumex 0’ Brieu, Sicney Harris and James J. Coogan, Atternates—| " Farreil, Rutus F. Andrews ana samuel more, ‘Yho Irving Hall faction will hold their Assembly Convention to-morrow evening. KINGS COUNTY DEIEGAT®S. The following delegates to the Democratic State Sonvention were elected last niabt in the nine Ag. | mbly districts of Kings county :— | ‘iret District—Ex-Congressmaa Thomes Kinsella, Walsh. Srcond Dictrict—Ex-Assembl ex-Fire Commissioner Hugh ¥ Jobo B. Myemberg, Third. Disirict—Peter man Edgar M. Cullen, eLiugaiin and Colonei i B. Mahoney, ex-Alderman van and Congressman William D. Fourth Distreet—County Cleck John Delmar, Jumes | Wier und ex-Alderman Jaoeb 1. Bergen, Fifth Detrict—Ex-Distriet Attorney Samuel D, Mor- Thomas A, Kerrigan and Counselior James W. Ridgway. Siath Distrect. Sup stoner John A, Saul Seventh District—'Assemblyman Michael O’Keoto, Chorles © Eagan and ex Fire Commissioner Jam Rodwell, Eighth District—Thomas ¥. Farrell, Henry Met- zinger ana Supervisor Goorge G. Brown, Ninth Distr nator Jobo ©, Jacobs, Harbor Master John MeGroarty and Abrabam Lott. ervisorat-Large Samuel Gutbrt corbies and ex-Charny Comms QUEINS COUNTY DELHGATES, A meoting was held at Jamaica, I. 1., yesterday to elect dulegates to the Domocratic State Conven- tion, One of tho most promimont candidates w Jon O'Donnoll, of Jamaica, to whose election the was much opposition trom the anti-Tammany men, | owing lo a ramor that he was backed by Comptroller Kelly, who, it was reported, had favored him chiefly to win the support of the farming element in Queens county, O'Donnell being @ leading member of the Farmers’ Co-operative Union, of Jamatea, It ‘was said (hat he bad carried the primary om Thursday aiternoen on the strength of Johu Kelly's promise to secare special market lavors for the farmers in the | district in case of his election to the Convention. | O'Vonnell’s ob opponent was ex-Assemblyman Bulmer. A committes ot three was appointed from among the Gelegatos from Hempstead, N: and Long Isiand City to decide upon the ‘its of the respective factions, The committe red O'Vonnell, but a majority of the delegates wore found to oppose him, and County Judge Arm- strong Was hommmatet instead, His pame beng withe drawn Jamatou was left without a representative, | The delegates elected to the Ktate Convention were J. Raiph Burnett, of Long Isiand City; Robert Bur- roughs, of Newtown, an N. Wailer, of Hempsteas, dn the First district the folio wing delegates were | olasses. | posed, was received with enthusiasm, €o; vessel to J 5 Tuck: | mdse and pas-engers tod F An elected on Friday afternoon :—Charies 8. Brown, Jo! Chester and Samuel Frost. WESTCHESTER COUNTY DELEG«T! The republicans of the Second Assembly district of Westchester county held a conveation at White Plains yesterday, and elected the following dele- gates:— tate Conveution—E. B. Long, of White Plain O. Bradley, of Greenburg; G, W. Davenport, of Rochelle, and William 5, Allerton, o1 Kast Cb Congressional Convention—William H. Robertson, of Bedford; Benson Ferris, Jr., of Greenburg; A. ‘M. Perrin, of Mamaroneck, Elisha Horton of Waite Plains, and Charles Gunther, of East Chester. THE GREENBACKERS. The resident members of the State Central Commit- tee of the national greenback-iabor party have issued an address to thoir constituents, in which they ack thetr aid ina reorganizaton of tue party in this city. They also order au eprolment of all citizens in sym- pathy with the party, WORKINGMEN'S MEETING. ‘The United Workingmen’s Assoctation held a pub- lic meeting last evening at tral Park Gardon. James J, McGovern in the chair, Major Quincy, 3 McGovern and Richard M. Walters epoke at some Jength on the virtues of the democratic party Chuirman then anaounced the object of the moeting to be to aid in Fecuring the nomination of a Mayor who would interest himself in behalf of the laboring The name of Samuel Conover, when pro- SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEFARTURK YkoM NEW YORK ¥oR Tun MonTus | Steamer. Abyssinia Calitornia, Liverpoo! .j4 Howlins Groen 17 Bowiing Green France 1169 Bronaway Onnada. . Isrondway City of Brussels... |Sept 26| Liverpool. 3 Broadway State of Pennsyly’a. (Sept 26lilaszow...172 Broadway mburs.(61 Broudway Broadway Broadway Pommerania Germanic. . Liverpool. Liverpool. ‘lasgow,..|7 Bowling Green Bremen. Bowling Green wotterd D Brondway Liverpool..|29 Broadway 117 Bowling Green 69 beondway Lonaoi London... Bothnia, Liverpool. 4 Bowling Green Pereire Havre Brondway Haltic. : 31 Liverpool..!37 Broadway Sense of Viridmias(<:|pct 4) Gluszow. 172 Lrondway puevia ct 3] Hamburg. .161 Broadway Circe 2fOct 5] Glasgow... |7 Bowling Green Helvetia’: Oct 5| Liverpool. [6 Brondwa. Gity of Richmond.) fuet 5) 31-33 rowdway Move! 5 2. Bowling Green Nevada. 8 29 Broadway Italy. ct 69 Broadway Rotterdam Oct 9 50 Kiroadway Gellerte.eees dct 10, Hunburg..|61 Broadway Spain . Oct 12] Liverpool. |69 Brondway- Devonia. Oct 12 7 Rowling Greon Oct 123 2 Bowling Green Ovt 1h :|29 Bronaway Oct 17] {6} Broadway Oct 221 Liverpool..|29 Brosdway 4W YORK—THIS DAY. ALMANAC FOR BUN AND MOON, Sun risi San sets. . Moon rises. HIGH WATER. 5 <8 | Sandy Hook. 5 58 Goy. Island morn 12 45 | Hell Gato.......evo 6 29 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATION Bo herd Sept. 21. Hour. Inch. | Deg. Wind Scotland L'tsiip| 8 PM]30.00) 74] Wieloady. Sandy Hook.,...J12 PM,30.05| 70] NW |Cloway: PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 21, 1878, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AXD NERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. Steainer Germanic (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Sept 12 pnd Quesustown 13th, with mdse and passengers to RJ jortin Steamer Sicilian (Br). Purdy, Denia, Aug 28, Malaga, Sept 5 and Gibraltar Gth, with ‘fruit to Lawrence, Giles & Co. Cowell, Demerara Sept 4, Trini- Martini 10th and 3t Thomas engers to A E Outerbridge. Nteamer Alexander Hamilton (revenue cutter), Irish, ware Breakwater, Hason boara the erew (153 in pel of bel Spanish war ee Pinarro, lately aban- ned at ja a sinking condition. ‘Shiv Daniel Ingalls Tenney (of Newburyport), Wilson, Caleatta 140 days, with mate to joodwin & Co; ‘versel to Lunt Bron. Passed Cape cry 500d ops July 13, ‘St Heléna Ang 6 and crossed the Equater 186h, in lon 37 had very light NE trades days N of Latteras, with light northorly winds; Sept 6, lat 21 40. lon 61, passed « German ship, showing signals BHQY, from the Azores for Dew York, 24 days out; 12th, Int 30 20. lon 66 45, rk Francisca (Ital), irom Trapani for Bostor 2 days ou thio Theodore Koerner (Ger), Schierenierg. Bromen 40 Steamer Bubama (Br, dad 6th, Barbados 9th. T2th, with'mdso ana p days, with barrels to order :vesee! to H Koop & Co. Hark Floke (Nor). Michel Amsterdam 33 days, tn ballast, to Bockman, Oorlein & Co. No date, Int 44.40, Jong, 40.40, spoke ship Juno (Nor), from St John, NB, for Cardiff. ‘Park Letitia (Ital), Cafiero, Barcelona St days, with Neorive root to order, “ Bark Ministro Mx Gags. in ballact, to JO Seager. phar g ark Hindoo ‘(of with sugar to Mathi Wickers: vons 0 Sept 7, took @ hurricane irom NE, vooring all ardand the compass und lasting five days; lost three sopsails, Jib) and forestayaail, stove bulwarks and water casks and the vessel sprang xleak, ano (Ital), Alessandro, Oporte 63 _Irvine, Havan: SEPTEMBER The | 99 4, eamer Ethiopia (Br), Campbell, Glargow—Henderson ‘ar (Ger), Willigerod, Bremen via South- ampton —Oeiricns & Go Steamer Switzerland (Belz). Jackson, Antwerp—Peter Wrixht & Sons. tomer City of Vera Cruz, Van Sico, Havana and Mexi- can porte—F Alexandre & Sous Stemmer New Orleans, Hatsey, New Orleans—Clark & Seaman. Steamer Hutchinson, Talbot, New Orleaus—Bogert & Morgan, mer Margaret, Holmes, Feroandina—Wiltinm P 0. ybisamer City of Macon, Kempton, Savannsl—George ‘one. Steamer Charteston, Berry, Charieston—J W Quinterd & Co. | opinamer Rogulator, Doane, Wilmizgton, NC—Willlam F “lyde Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Nerfolk, City Point and Richmond —Uld Donriniod Steamship Co. Stenmer John Gibson, Chichester, Georgetown, DO, via Alexandria—J L Koome, Jr. Bowen, Baltimore—J 3 Krems, isadelphia—James Hand, ‘Berry, Boatoa--Il F Dimock. ony Louise (Nor), Unger, Rotverdam—Funeti, Edye & 0. Bark Thor (Nor), Jansen, Hull, EK Edye & Co. Burk Fortunate Padre (Ival),’ Garassino, Cork for o ders—attilto Giuniy. Burk Navigator (Nor orders Benham & Be, Bark Niora (Nor) Teri Si Clyde Bt Samsousen, Cork or Falmouth for sen. Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Bockmann, Voriein & Co. | Bark Tommy (Gerd, Holts, Stettin—Funch, kdye & Co, Bark Mistletoe (Br), Delap, Rotterdam—Jimes W Ki- well & Co, sees Skjold (Nor), Tonnesen, Amsterdam—Beuham & oyeren. Bark Iona (Nor), Pedersen, Amsterdam--Benham & Boy-xen, rents dior ser). Randvig, Dronthelm—Bockmann, Oer- ein & Co. Bark Truro (Br), Burris, Havro-J F Whitney & Co. i Bark Arlington (Sor), Palmstrom, Dunxirk—C Tobias & ony Bark Morgenroilen (Nor), Gunudersea, Bordeaux—Boek- anan, Ocrlein & Co. Bark 5u or), Otterbeck, Bordoaux—C Tobins & Co. ‘Nor), Johanessen, Bordeaux—Funzh, kaye | rk President Daac (Nor), Albrechtsen, Bordeaux—C ‘Tobinx & Bark Fi Bark Mi Bark Valky lies -James Henry. Tobias & Co. iarcelona—Fuach, Egye & Co. Hark Suen (Nor), Pedersen, eville—C Tobias & Co. Bark Trait d’Union (day), Ballou, ort au Prince—R Murray, Jr. Bark Caro, Gay, Crenfuegos—Evans, Ball & Co. Bark Morning Star (br), Sisson, St Jago (Cubsa)—Way- deli & Go. Brig San Prisco (Ital), Cafiero, Oporto—Benham & Boy- esen. a Hrig M © Haskell, Haskell, Las Palmas (Canary Islands) —H P Brown & Co. Jbrig OU Clary, Scott, Barbados —Dwight & Platt. Brig Swiftsure (Br), Benttie, St Jomon, S¥—Verkine & chr Jennie A Stubbs, Stubbs, Maracaibo—Peniston & © Scher Isaac Oliver (Hay), Pennell, Aux Cayes—Lyon & 1. Sehr Leonora, Bonsey. Aux Cayes—A Nones & Co, chr Cook Borden, Lunt, Jeremie—Wilson & \dams, ele Barly Bird diay), Dahm, Miragoane—Thackeray & 0, Sehr J P Rovinson, Olin, San Andreas—G Weasels, ttt Hattio Weston, Parsons, Bermuda—B J Wenverg & ‘0. Sehr Kate Olark (Br), Guptill, Grand Menan, NB—Crow- ell & Pattangall. pene Mary Theall (Br), Theall, St John, NB—P I Nevius jon. Schr Sarah Clark, Brooks, Jacksonville—Warren Sehr William McGee, Sheridan, Baltimore -William Chalmers, Schr Maria Adeiaide, Kent, Bangor—Charles H Low. bebr Susan, hurston, Wellfleet, Mlass—I I? Brown & Co. Senr JW’ Freeman, ‘ldridge, Dennisport—Doane & Gott. Schr Eclipse, Dixon, Wood's Hole—Cartwright & Doy! he Geergo McDonald, Hagerty, Derby via New Maven— COnrtwright & Doyl Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Bridgeport—Stamford Manu- facturing Co. SAILED, ity of Kerlin (Br), for Liverpool; Erin (Br), (Br), Bristol; Alexandra (Br), do; Ethiopia Iangow; ‘Neckar (Ger), Bremen; ‘Othello (Lr), ty of Vera Cruz, Havana; New Orleans, New Or= Hutchinson, do. City of sxcon, Savannah : Charlen- ‘an (Br), a0; Old Dominion, Rich- orgetown, DC: ships Alham- bra, Grinnell, do? John Mann (ir) Bremen; harks Annie W Weston, Nacasaki; Antoinett «Sp), Barcelona: Helvrieh Bjorn. (Nor). Queenstown: Dronaing. Sophie (Nor), do or Kalmonth; Countess of Derby (Br), do or do, Withiam Gynther (Swe), do or doz Freidu (Nor), Vlymouth; Solyst” (Nor), Cork; Martr Luther (Nor), do or Falmouth ; Jobann won (Nor), di or do; Folkvang (Nor), La Rochelle; scbrs Isane Rich, Jas TPharo, Napoleon and Union, Alte eiligd— Barks Gleneida, tor Belfast; Tratik (Nor), or Nordcap (Nor), Caen. MARITIME MISCELLANY, Snir JeReMIAH THOMPSON, 1,904 tons, built at New York in 1854, metatled in 1876, now in port, has been sold at or about $80,000, Burg “AtLaxtic,” of Bangor, bound to St Thomas, re- ported spoken augil8, lat 18, ion 5330, by ship Oriental, ut New Orleans ttom ‘Liverpool, dismasted, was undoubt- edly the brig Atlas, trom Newport, i, and since urrived at St Thomas. Scur JG Huxtinarox, Nickerson, from Wood! ew York, put into New Bedtord Sept 20 with | om and toregatl. Hole for of fib- go, vained at $10,000, was insured in the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company of Liverpool. Bene Lucy Houmxs, Teel: from Boaatort, SC, was driven ashore at Jeremy In a hurricane Sept 4. Extent of dumage not stated. Fortress Moxnox, morning the achr Jos Sept 21—At 12:30 o'clock Friday Killing, Gl tove burden, from Poeomoke City, with wood for Baltimore, in collision off the mouth of the Patuxent River with tho steamer Howe (Br), from Baltimore for Liverpool, and sank. Her crew wei to the 6 they wore bru No in- ir Benjamin ton, of this city, tly from Capt GH “Hall, of sebt in, conveying the ¢ that Mr B's ‘brother Mr George F Burton, wi murdered by 4 drunken sailor named John K. at Kingston, Ja The deed Kein had been i done on avordinate in the u tacked the mate. who master: nd left bi Brig Thomas Owen, Guptil, Sagua 29 days, with sugar to | Rubdna & Co; vessel to M unto: Small, Cientuezos & Co; vessel to Simpson, Cianp £ Co. ona, Gordon, Corpus Christi 24 days, with hides to J U Brower, semite, Chase, Jacksonville via Iinmpton Roads with lamber to Geo Hunter; vesscl to Carver & bo! Sehr Jo Sehr Samay ie b Sehe TM Tilton, Tilton, Virginia. if William Young, Van Name, Virginia. MG Leonard, Lowery. Virein Virgi ckett, Virginia, Brown, Virginia, chr k. Elrewood, 1 Sebe Pan! & Thorp Sehr Annfe Bd i Virginia, Sehr Hors French, Mazon, Virginin, Sehr MK p, Virginia Sehr Ri #, Haltimora, Schr Mindora, Bangor 6 di ders, Is bound for Philadelp 1! at in for a harbor. BarSbip Geo Liniek (Ger), ‘rom London, that was anchored below for orders, came up to the city Sept 21. By Barks West fold (Nor). trom Bordeaux. (Nor), from Liverpool, wh bay for orders, came tip PASSED THROUE BOUND souTH. Steamer Fraoconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with Steamer City of New Bedtora, Fish, Now Hed New York, with mdse and passengers fo Barling & Davis. Sclir Beta, Sanborn, Windsor, NS, for Now York, with planter to OP King & Sehe John S Moulton, Crowley, River Herbert, NS, for New York. Sehr Osprey, Crowley, Sands Kiver, Se riop Vine (Br), Morris, St Jolin, NB, for New York. sanity Point, 8 ‘won, kilsworti for New York. F. Walsh, Elisworth foc New York, Porine, Packard, Pigeon Gove for New ot New Vora. Sehr J Ponder, Sener Marsh’ York. Sehr Samuel Nash, Harris, 8t George, Me, tor New York. | Ser W dill, Kennebec tor New York, Sehr Alnbama, Gross, Bangor for New York Sehr Grand Isiand, Froneh, sockport for New York, zene sivery’ Jemleon. “Kinnioton, Heckiong for New ‘ork. Sehr Kasex, Mitehel!, Gardiner for Sclir Mathew Yasser, Jr, Pease, 3 York. Sehr Thomas Potter, Handy, New Bedtord tor New York. Behr Sallie W Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton tor New York qight Cyrus Chamberiain, Adams, Vinalhaven for New ork. Sehr BM Clark, Ward, Wareham for Now York, Sehr Katle J Host, Heanoy, Providence for New York, ight Willard Saulsbary, Handy, Providence for New ork. Sched S Terry, Raynor, Providence for New York. Sehr Nathaniel Holmes, Dow, Providence tor New York. Schr Bulsora L Sherman, Steelman, Providence for York. Sehr Isle of Pines, Lege. Sehr Union, Stualley, Providence tor Now York. Xebr Horizon, Leet. Pawtuecet tor New York. Sehr 88 Tyler, Bushnell, Pawtueket for New York, Sehr George H Hort, Gutalil, Pawtucket for Now York. Sehr Alice Oaks, Parsons, Nowport tor New York, che Hannah Wiltets, Godfrey, Narrnganeett Plor for New Yor. ight Warten Gates, Smith. Milistono Point for New ‘ork Sctir Pennaylvanta, Avery, New London for Behr Empire, Smith, Sag liarbor tor Now York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Neptune, Berry, New York for Boston. Brig Surah KE Koninedy, bicxott, New York for Gibraltar, Sehr Lizzie B McNichol, Ga Now York for St Jon. NB. Selir Champion (Br), ¢ ehful, ‘ow York ‘rovidence tor New York. w York. ning. anville, Now York for St John, ff Mary Theall (ir), The yw York for St John, NB. ¢ Morelight, Norwood, New York tor Calais, ie Hoten G King, Ay! New York for Unints. he Clara W tiwell, Long, Mow York tor Boson. ‘iedule, Poughkeepsie for Providence. White, Ron tor Providence. Sche Ira Bliss, Bliss, Port Johnson tor Providenes. rene A Heaton, Phinney, Amvoy for Boston. if Toxas, Davis, Amooy for Now London hit E Flower, Kelsey, Amboy for Hartiord, «Elizabeth DB fart, Snow, Phiiadeiphia for Port |. Mo. Sehr Salile FE wm, Ladiam, Philadelphia for Boston. Sehe Annie If Staffor!, Koteham, hiladoiphia for Taan- ton. Sehr Wave, Hubbard, Philadelphia tor Derby. Kehr Jneod'L Housmann, Ryder, Baltimore tor Brantford. Nebr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimoro for Haven, SeheJames Aldordics, Nickerson, Georgetown, DU, tor Providen Sehr idence. rAmerienn Eagle, Newlove, Georgetown, DO, for Cohassett Narrows. Sehr Fred © olden, Meftae, Alexandria for Now Haven. Sailed from Flushing Bay PM, bark J L Pendergast, from New York for Lisbon. M baxter, Lamphier, Georgetown, DO, for Prov Satied from Hart Is!and Roads nod the anchorage of the | Herald Telograph Station, wt Whitestone, uf, Boynton for Danairk; Sabra (Br), tor CLEARED, pours Stenmor Alexandria (Bt), Lindqdister, Bristol, E~Hen- derson Brow sdavs. with sugar to 1s | with lumber to or- | w Bedford for New | | Wil e into the knite, intlicting six Id be disarmed, Me re he died the fol- in San Francisco, oon, and will be tried in tying on the deck. Half aa hour cabin and attacked the mate wi stabs upon his person before urton was taken to the hospi wing Thurs He ie Kain was arrested in #liquo Octobe Sr Thomas. tw F Sul Sept 12—Brig Atlus, from Newport, has been | dischnrgo, and” second survey has confirmed the first Estimates for repairs have been asked fur by tenders. WHALEMEN. ‘ot from Mr Ray, first officer Panama Aur 2 with MORtis Ont from Val. A letter received in Nantuc of bark Grace Marks, reports her ai 300 bbls sp and 550 a0 bpbk oil- paraiso. fil Provincetown, Sept 10—Bark Bertha, Brunswick, was spoken at sen with sp otf and a 6u-dbI whale ‘ ynier, wud Capt Roberts thinks that by the manauvering of the Bertha that she took another whale tho next day, ‘The Bertha would touch-at Fayal soon. SPOKEN. trom Philadelphia for Robinson, ot New a (Nor), Otne . Lon 70. rom Greenock for Buenos Ayres, Aug 108, low 344 n bark, showing letters BWLD, Aug 26, lat 27 N, lon 34 10 W ‘An Italian hark, showing letters BITQ, bound to Bes. ton, Sept 19, lat 30 49 N, joa U7 41. che Martha M Heath, from Baltimore for Pernambuco, Aug 18, Int 6 26 8, lon OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Angnnxex, Sept 20-Saited, bark Petrus (Nor), Ander- sen, United States. ANCONA, Sept 18—Arrived, bark Fischettt (Ital), Pida- tolli, Mbiladelphia. Pannow, Sept gun, uthwost Pass; bark Yor! Aue —Satied, shin Gov Langdon (Br), Wat- Serng (Aus), Sagatich, New Sept 20—Salled, bark Beaconsfield (Br), Muntoe, | United States. Dunxink, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Saran A Staples, Bart- lett, New York. Uevoa, Sept 17—Arrived, sche Pepe Tonv (Sp), Mengaal, Sailed, bark Anita Berwind, Me- Hovt, Sept 21—Arrived, steamor Hindoo (Br), Stevens, New York, Harney, Sept 21—Artived, steamer Peer of the Realm (Br), Nicholson, Montreat. Sailed 2ist, 5 PM, steamer Ville do Paris (Fr), San. telli, New York Ligruroon, Sept 21—Sailed, ships Joseph Clark, Hay. ener, Now York; Northumbria (Br), Forben, Tybee. Loxnox, Sept 21-Sailed, ship Bavelaw (Br), Ront, Philadelphia; bark SJodronningen (Nor), Scheie, Now York. Mansrriie New Yor! . Vattas, Sept 1 —Arrived, brig Daisy, McCarthy, New York (before reported without date) QuReNstows, Sept 21, 2 AM—Arrivad, mer Russia (Br), Cook, Now York for Liverpool (and procesded). RGA, Sept 15—Arcived, bark Agder (Nor), Ton: New York. Rio Jannino, avout Sept 20—Sailed, at (Br), tor New York, with 20,000 bags coffe Screty, Sopt 21,9 AM—Off, stoamor St Laurent (Pr), Lachesnes, from New York for tlavre. Srockiots, Sept 15—Artived, brie Kjartan (Nor), Mat. nen, New York. Br NaZaTKE, paou, Now York. Trimst®, Sept 17—Arrived, brig RM Heston, Goutd, Kichmond (before reported without date), Sopt 18—Failed, bel¢ Don Jacinto, Croston, mor Memling pt 18—Arrived, bark Divieo (Nor), Jor. BoRDeavs, Spt 21—A collision hasoceurred between the steamer Potost (Be) and the bark Frits Sinith (Nor), Lar. sen, Which sailed from this port Sept 14 for Lampton Roads. Tho latter is extensively damaged, WEATHER REPORT. RAD, Sept 21, PM—Wind light; barometer, 30.50, aoa Ho Piymourn, Sept 21, /M—Cloudy ; barometer, FOREIGN PORTS. rig HB Jones (Br), Wolte, ASPINWALL, Sept 8=Saile Stlaco. Batavia, Aug 10—In port and on the coast, ships Hoog! Frost: Flying Bacio, Orowoll ; J Bailey, Teunoy ; barks Antioch, Hemen: Upnanty Movicgn. Berry; J 1878.-QUINTUPLE SHEET. Brets, Day Atiee, Dyer, and va New York), all une. 3 Chartered, bark Thorvaidsen (Nar), frum tho oastward fur Boson at £1 1 Bannapos, Sept 6—Arri ig A delphia: xchr L& M Dono: Eaith Hf Coombs, Coombs, Milibridg brig Alexas (Arg), Hudgins, Morant Tn port Sept 9, brix arrivals, (Br, Hamilton, New York, Jase, Bt Jago. XB 7. 1AM, NB, Sept 17—Arrived, Steonborg, Hull. Venus (Nor), Pe Clearos of SL barks Hamborg (Nor) Nordpol (tier), Selutth and Ma Lond Havaxa, Sept 2— coln, Wiscasret; 21 ert Murray, Jr, Harciman. w York. Uanirax, Seps 18—Cleared, brig H vies, London. 2ist, steamer Cortes, Ben rst Johns, NF) New York ely, ——. NANG, KLout for Sinwxpore ana Ponto Caneuto. lieve. for weil Aue 1 aricaibo, tu loud tor pt 4, brig Kiche (ir), uracon and New York Hutchinson, for Cienfueso sails rpool tor Montreal; Luis AM ou ior Montreal; brig Velina (Be eared 10h, shin Aubotsford (Br), bark Prederiekshald (Nor), Han AvoRK, Au X—Arrives, steam n, Japwn and China’ for Ne ceaded). Tu port Aug 10, barks itdward Pere: New Yors'in'a fow anys 0. Sr Tuomas, Town ; brig 5 it ‘Bird (ir), Lindh. Pen St Joux, NK, Sept 21—Arrived, » (Br), Starkey, New York Cleured 21st, sehr tusson, York, Idg. Suu Francisco, ALEXANDRIA, Sept 20—Arrived, New York; Herschel, New fMaven. Cleared—schr Broeze, Jersey City, Paved down—Behes ‘timothy Field, A BBerzen, Conassete. Girent ; Ch Phiiadeiphi DC; Heary ‘Adelb, Bateman, gBaltimor Fisk, Kate 6. Snow, Thomas Herden Wheat abback, L Etkin do: ‘y Won . Philadetphin; Hermann Ludwiz Belg) New York: bris Erie, Sparks. w, Taylor, Puiindelpnia: Wo New York: Hurluurt Mant it BALTIMORE. Sept Robt n, New York. Clenred—Seh Morford, Pars : Mary B 21at— Arrived, barks Priuds Oxe Pedersen, Glouce: Copenhagen ; Spiei Mu Witeh, Smoot, Kio Grande: schrs Cape Cavso, NS; Mary L. Peters, Yor Withington, Crowell, B Clenred—Sten blohope (Br). Di NC; Tuckuho ds Charleston; Coches Joni schrs WB Cheste: 85 Baker, Jayne, Pernambuco. Nailed - Ship Charlotte; barks Thor, Potoma BEAUFORT, 8C, Sept 17—Vlenred, Hegeman, United Kingdom. Sth—Atrived, bark Thomas Danie mith, Newburg, XY. Cleare he 118 Billings, Billings BATII, Sopt 19—Arrived, schrs John Philadelphia for Angusta: mores ret | Sailed—sehre Waa it vert U Paine, Holey, sine for Phila Baltimore. Wishart Asehmon ‘m. 20th—Satied, sche Edward I. BRISTOL, Sept 20—Arrived, sche Farly, Philadelphia, Rienz\, Dow, New York. CEDAR KEYS, Sept Dickey, Portian CHARLESTO: 1 Wood) ull, New York. Enilod—Stoamer kquator, Hinekiey, CALAIS, Sept 17—sailed, wohrs Hens and Julin «& Todd, Wood. do DIGHTON, Sept 19—Arrived, sehr New York. Yor EUREKA, Sept 15 -Sniled, bark Mor Francisco. ACHIAS, Sept 17—Sailed, w York. i4th, 8 If Nightingal . Coggins, doz 18th, C 8, 8 Cleared 18t! FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 21— umphant, Libbey, Callao (ordered to Sulled—Bark Priedeburs, tor Richm Passed in for Baltimire—Barks (Ital, Didone, from Gloncester, Passed out from Baitimo rigs Alice, Rio Jan . Sept 16— Arrived (Br), Peters. Liverpool via Kine: (Ger), Giese, Liverpool ; brig Vale Havre, ew York. ‘ORG. TOWN, DO, Sept 20-Ari Dennis, 0, Rew York ara Windsor, LI, sept. 17—Sai sON t. Port Royal, SC, avana, Arrived, barks Alp| He Marthe (for), from voitict (Ir) NeW B t 1) —sailed, Heaney, I JW Driseo, Mar, Wa h— Arti. JG Lunt W Fork Saile Houper, Smith, fbi i WD Mengam, Chase, New Vork oo. Yan Buren, evmory, do. EWPOKT. Kelley, Fall River, to bu Vooln, Baker, No M Bewaiteh, New York tor ressa, Kay, Ellsworth tor orders. Sailea—Us steam frigate Minnesota, ard, Fall Riv t fo wannete elpliin. =sehes Foum, Trenton: Geo 2 Ayres. |. Sept 20 ~Arrived, own: John Brooks, sehire dB Carriny Forost Onk, Parker, do; Aun A PENSACOLA, Sopt 18-0 elle (Fr), Pomel, Havre, PHILADELVIILA, Sept 20—Arei n, Seaman, Bost .Browi. New York, rp: Sa Davis, St John, N Rachel Seaman, ver, Boston: sue p Crowell, Providence; Vindient Charleston ; J New York: 5 K A. Hooper, Hand, Host Folly Landiny ; Spray, Maritn —htonters Roman, and Vindientor. DeLAWARE Ditieak wat, (Br), McCauley, North Shieh Bishop.Brenven ; Shooting t Phil , Viannay betiba. Suilad—Bark Onward (ir) PORTLAND, Mo, Sept 20—Arri Amboy ; schrs Join E Dailey, Brite w York Alo; Loo wrdmou out, Port Jubmson. WAN oy. ke, Dodge. South Amvay. VINGBTOWN, Sept 20—Arrh 2, Piteher, Cadi In port-Sehr Kebecca Florence, Richardson, Philad phin for Boston. PROVIDENCE, Waiting. Harding, Kerry, Geor " Fannie Hanmer, Broo pr Kelley, Pore J olson Sailed—Sehrs Abel W fark mon Bacon, Petty; Geo It ‘ork, Sailed Aug 29, bark Atlantic, Lantare, | Penarth Roaust Bur-ermaster schwing (Ger) Aug @—Sailed, brix Eagiet (br), Day tckerson, and Fannie & Kdul Philudeip! Nickerson, Roi ham, Dieke; vous Shepard, GW Androws, Glover, Snruh Woost ummer, Port Johi Watts, Balti Abbie is Bacon. Bcon, Philadolphia: Alonzo (Br), Ford, Uni Arrived, brig Maria (Ital), Provincetown, to load for N West Denni Chshing, Robins, New York. bi 5 10) mer, do; 8 Castner, Jt, Berry, tae Js or ‘ottio Langdon, Collins, Charloston, . tor New York; Lizzie Youns, ‘mled, aches Belle Hall day, Burt, Veranda, Yond, and Hannah BE Brown, sackett, New EASTPORT, Sept 13—Arrived, schrs Z A Paine, Jon: Dundee (Br), Manson, Liverpool fur order Calesta Pesta, sehr Sarah Ive: Arrived, sehrs Thomas EF Providence via Mall Rly. VY —Arrived, sebrs 1) Foster, Fidrid ‘Alien, Pavonia, 1; Jacob Kieurle, Jonason, do; 0, Kondout; Hose, Perth Amboy; U Fisk, Gould (from —, to load 7s Gd iberti, Parker, Phita- , Biake, New York; Uh, adalonpe : 31st, ayn. ietoria, Spencer, unc; and the above Cavcurta, Aug 13—Sailed from Saugor, ship Britannia Jow Bay, Seps 20~Sailed, sehr Stephen Bonnett, Doug- varks Selma (Sw), son, Liverpool. . Jorgensen, Londo ta (sw), Kybers, Arrived, Larks Norwegian (Br), Lin- iillan’ White, Wotton, Boston; Rob- ety Mary (Br), Da- nott, New York (and led 18th, barx Vibilia (Br), for Univod States. Sailed Zlst, steamer Alhambra (Br), Mctlheny, New (Gen, j Mth, © A Littlefield, Carver, Eng’ (from Renuion. BeAteee. Sept 5-Sailed, brig Daylight, Gibson, Now ave Montur, Sept 18—Arrived, steamer Lake Champ): (Br), bi |. Liverpoel; barks Garden Istand (Br), Zo [oe Mh, Arouca (Br), Suiter, Greenoe! Sa ers Waldensian (Hr), Stephen, Glas- | ow: Clyde (Br). Luckburat, London; fen V Br), Wricht. baras Dunholme (br), Begg, ——; Viking ue 10—In port, brig HC Sibley, Conant, Lindsay, from New schr Olive Crosby, 0 lay. (Br), Proud, West # H it Mavre. hingva w York (and pro: y (Br), Russall, tor amuet D Carlton, Freeman, for 11—Arrived, bark Monitor, Eaton, Capo nambuco, hailed Lith, sole Fred F Frye, Smith, St Jobns, PR, chr Anniv’ Whiting, Cox. Philadelphia; Laura (ir), Foster, and G ‘T Baird Arrived 19th, bark Saguenay (Br), Griffiths, Dubjin. Selman, New York. Cleared 19th, ship Kurydice (Br), Edwards, Liverpool; bark Tarryburn (Hr), Robbins, Wat«rford, ‘Tampico, sept 15—In port, sehr Comet, Bayles, for New AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, O, Sept 12—Arrived, brig Qrient, Williams, sehrs Dreadnancht, for Gallop's Island; BOSTON, Sept 21—Arrived, barks Lorma (Nor), from ilde, Havlin, Clenfuegos; bri Y schra Mary G Collius, Somer: ‘Alexandri a Edith, L’ Godfrey, and fzotte, Hices, out: HL Cotting Hoboken: nson; Loretto Fixh, ver, Weaver, do: % ampion, do; 8 B Horwes, Baltimore ; ion Whitney, ‘ullote, Dart Antwerp vin Suranam: ‘schrs Mary A Morrill, Kelley, do. chr David Milliken, Orrie V_ Drisko, Drisko, New York: Ohas co, Seaman, Dover, Boston, W Hrano. Foster, New York; f “ ; Kb! , Brow: and Ella Vose ; brig bark Wanjw (Rus) (Br), Giles, Par- 4 Kirgdom, New York. Detwiler, Pow ell, Balet’ Lamprey, Goutd, | Bt L irowsatad, rert, Thurston, ——=, Amos Falkorburg, Salled—Sehrs Lydia Middleton, Bunnetl, Alexandria; 17-Saited, ‘ept 21—Arrived, steamer City of At- sehr A Mayford, Philadeiphta, tt Lee, Blatehford, artha, Hoppe, New York; 19th, Willixm Henry May, Hatcn, Georgetown, DC; nitor, Emersen, San sehr Nellie F Hunt- Hitynrd, do: i Paine, Hilyard, ao. sehr Traveller, Oroxsmann, New York. Arrived, sbips Tri- New York) ; Bouuto Va. ina Accame al Fuse) Steamer Deronda (Br), ero ste Aquidneck, do. f Australian ark Artillerist ine (Fr), Folkenberghe, 2Oth—Arrived, steamer City of San Antonio, Penning. rived, echrs Chartes E Simpson, Talty, Sehr Aobie L Dow, Corson, Boston. led, schr Wapella, ULM, Sept 18—Arrived, sehr W oH Van Sept'17—Arrived up, ship Kate Davenport, Fanger, steamer Chas W house at Marto (Fr), Havre. Katio J Hoyt, Tlaskel, New York; ‘4B B Church, Kelley, Georgetown, ovds, Hole for Now ARE tle, do; Hotton, rrols for New York Luce, outside. Dennis for ra market, er. NEW LONDON, Sept 20—Arrived, sche Selima Bonnell, W Raymond, New . 1 AM, brie Gaaslle, Dion. tape Town; 3 AM, Josephine (Br), schry T T Tasker, y City, Parker, Balti sete ang, 1 Jacob Ki- jon; Jacob . Now Haven ‘onawanda, Juniata, Virginia, Sept 21—Arrived, steamer : barks Joseph Hick Star, Sholl, from Im- Iphin, tig Proteus, South puin: Neilie Chi 111, ‘Sept 18—Arrived, sebr Charlie & Willte, 20th Arrived schesJobn Rird, Smith, Baltimore; Del- 1 sehr John , Phiiadelptia, Al- ker, and Saogart, | rrr schrs Ida A Jayno, Milt Abdali, do, Cleared—Brig Moagen (Nor), Giruude, Pernambuco. Sailed— Steamer Wy: Conch, New York: actrs A nu Bsderdsbec, ——. Newburg, N Watte, York, & SAN FRANCISCO, rept ! | 13-Arrived, bark Emma | : N mo; Portland, bri , Iquique: hip’ Tharlan (hr), Andersou, Queens: Whi ter, awan, Nanaimo, i— 1,shp Averaman (lr), Davies, Cork; bark Mallavate (Br), 5 eens SAVANNAH, > —Arrived, Gate N 10 Apvold, Loveland, Baltimo: City of Savannah, Mallory, New ‘k; Herman Liviaystun, Fleetwood. do; Wyoming. ‘oul, Phisadelpbia; brig Taritta (Nex), Kuudsen, Antwerp (and all sailed). ST MARY'S, Ga, Sept 9—Arrlved, brig Tomasita (3p), Miranda, Havana; 12sn, bark Union (Br), Webb, Brans- Mareus’ Edwards, Douglass F ry. Fis); 14th, David 3 Gage, Aste Sailed—si town; bas 1%. ailed 15th for Kings Siner, Uuntlvy, Poiladelpnis. jewred 14th. ke Ni SALEM Sept 19—Arrived, houn, Vhilade!phia; Julia, Merry; Mont Phi ant Perth Amboy and LB ut, Port Johnso U—Sailed. sokri ub, New York, Font 20—Airived, w New York. N, Sept 20—Arrived, seh * John Creckford, chrs Dreadnaught, VINEYARD HaY Commo- dore Kearney, Thompson, Caials for ark, NJ; Thomas P Cooper, Kelley, Bavgur for Stonington; Lorne «Br, Speight, Jon New York, Uist Arrived, xches Senbvird, MeMuallin, Philadelphia for Rockland; EAG W Hinds, Hill, New York for Calais; Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, Portland t Now York; Jobn fl Converse, Coffin, isath tor Philadelphia: James 8 Wats 0, Lynu tor do; James att. rthwaite, Walfe, Bos tor do. red, schr BG Knight, WILMINGTON, NC, Sept 19 ~Ch Pratt, Boston 21et —Arrived, barks Valentine (Fr). Ditmansen, Bologn: Heinrick Dircks (Ger). scnustz, Whitehave » De Lasker (ier), Buxchenheuter, Rio Janeiro: Willibald utsler! Brake: Karas (Aor), Poderson, Guipe, joired- Burks \potheker Diesins (Ger), Segebarth, Stettin; Praces (Nor), Rath, Antwerp; Sovdabt (Nori: Larsen, Hamburg: brige Caroline Catherine (Nur), Mel som, Liverpoo!; Bat (Br), Kelly, Liverpool; Marie (Dutch), ‘Vediord, Nevis via St Martins, WARLHAM, Sept 13—5uiled, sebre Jos Philadeiphia; Ada Herbert, Ailen Hay, Batler, llsy., Batler, SMT fsbiP, i. BUILDS yachts Comet, Niantic, Windward, Onward, Sagitte, fsnd others, Sloop Yacht tor sale A EAM CANAL BOAT FOLT BRIE SIZE, TARER yearsold und of extra strength, suited for ‘river or Round navigation—tor sule cheap. Address box 1,301 Post ofico, New York. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND hand Hoats for sale cheap, at T. DESMOND's boat shop, 37 Peck slip, New York city, ‘A aacHOONER VAC JOSEPHINE. voxaixx7 14, seoppered, in periect order; handsomely farnisher Very fant: will be xold low: foot Bridge at., Brooklyn, & K, POLLLON. 224 Si OATS, OAKS AND BOAT TRIMMINGS. SPOON Ours, Anchors, Blocks, te. J.T. SMITH, 159 South ait, YVABIN SLOOP YACHT, 25. FOOT, FOR SALE CHEAP, } Apply, in person, JAMES SMITH, foot Court st., Brook- yn. LVAST AD. LONZU ee A HANDSOME CABIN SLOOP YACHT, IN complete order, forsale. Inquire of BATES, fout of 37 it, South Brookly'a. VOR SALE—SLOOPS GEORGIANA AND WIULIAM B, Overton: one 19 tons, the other.14 tuus; in wood or- der; will be sold shee for . For farther particulars cal or address, JOUN THOMPSON, Mariners’ Herogr, Staton [sinnd, ¥. . poe SALE—SLOOP YACHT LISTLESS. 45 ¥ERT S re Inches mm; in good condition. Appl; to 0. C. FERKIS, 28 Latayette place. wind Ok SALE—KEK HOONER YACHT, 50 TONS new moaxurement, 30 feot keel schooner Yacht, W) feet ovi yachts completely und handsomely ¢ PUR SALE =YACHTS—13 CBNTRE BOARD SCHOOR. ers, 17 kel Schooners, 43 centre bowrd cabin Sloops, 7 keel cudin Sloops, 15 centre board opea sloop Yachts. U1 Gatboats, 10 Steam Yachts, & Steam Launches and 4 miniature Yachts. THOMAS MANNING, Yacht Broker, DOR SALE—A NeW PROPELLER, 6 FERT LONG, 16 feet wide. 5 teet deep adapted for freiht or pas: wenger, Pier 4 Kast itiver, from Tuesday to Friday. PGE SAGES BXCEGLENT AND TANDSOME STEAM Yacht, 31x euworthy and convententt hi por hour. Cail or address J.B. UR.CK, 36 Newark av.. Jersey City. Poe aber STEAM YACHT, IN COMPLET [US CANOR (CANVAS) IN with jointed paddi: bargain. Address jer, for cash, Address @. F. A. SMITH box 12 Herald office. OR SALE—A NA complete cruising orde haten, &e.; price $35: 4,510. WOR SALE CHEAP—A SINGLE OYSTER SKIFF AND Tongs. Addrosa G. W. H., box 4,645 Post office. OK SALE OR CUARTEN Yachts, Launches. Freizht Propellers RGH. F. PLYMi PGE SALE OR EXUNANGE—SECTIONAL DRY Dock, 109 feet long; complete order. 99 2d place, Brookt VOR SALE—TUG KaTY SMITH; PRICK $1,800, CHARLES P. KEARNY, 45 Hudson st., Jersoy City. SALK—A_ OENTREBOARD SCHOONER, 126 for brick or oyster trade; in complete G. B. SMITH, 163 Wont at. (OR SALE CHKAP—NEW STEAM YACHT, 45 FRET Jon, 10 feet 11 inchax boam ; engine 9 feo 0 inches sagare, and can be nsed for towing. Apply THKO. EUG. Sarsey Chie oor of Bmx ah ui S\PANNING'S AGENCY FOR THE PURCHABH AND alo of sail and steam Yachts, 53 Beaver at.; ¥acktr 2agan in.charse for the winter: QUHOONER FOR sALE—WILL UARRY 115 TONS. a 7 teet waser: will be sold very low. Apply tu BEX- NELT & STEWART, 403 West »1 MALL LIGHT DRAUGUT TUG FOR SAL® CHBAP. tuguire L. BARB, 10 south at. Gcow FOR SALE—IN GOUD ORDER; CAPACITY. 45150 tons; too small for owner's basine: price $250, Call at 260 South st, MO CHARTER—INSIDE ROUTE FREIGHT PRO, peller, 150 tons, Addross PROPELLER, Herald office- UGHOAT, IN GOOD ORDER. FOR SALE OR KX- chan, ¥. PRICE, 90 re st., New York. TANTED-—OATBUAT ABOUT 18 FERT; BROAD beam ; must be pearly new and cheap for cash. Ad- dress J. . Faushing, N. ¥. Vv TANTRD— ABIN SLOOP YACHT, ieet over all; must be rmart, weatherly. sound an orp tle eee re coo oe TR MISCELLANEOUS. presence MrAN: “PURIFICATI By ele ‘= General Butler prevented yob low fever in that city for five years. By the use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS individuals may save-themsctves from the disease; iatallibly #0 if on) pill a day is ured and. Well-informed medical mon The fact is 20, On the breaking out of the fever I sent gratuttously BRAND. RETH'S PILLS to > Memphis, ports, and, unders tifT-necked set ing New Urle: | a larger dose when necdod. will comprehend the modus operandi. w Orleans, Gronada Thavo no nding the who have the control in thexe places, | am not sarprised, Asarnle, they would rather dic under regular treatment than be saved by a medicine like BRANVRETH’'S PILLS, T havo no doubt but thousands have been saved from death, nevertheless, by them, who Unt for their aid would nave died, Let all who would ward off contagion of any king or who would free their bodies from disease on which alone the seeds of contugion can grow, take BRAND- RETIS PILLS, which cannot injure and whys 0 car tainly prolongs life by purifying the bigod. These Pills by the publi the demand aro Inrgely appreciat prover; and if prejudice would permit their general used hospitals and vy benevolent societies they would save thou Time, however, will remedy aif this, and BRANDRETH’S PILLS my bide their time, They aro destined to be tho purcative, the cleans medicine of the work cleansers of tho bow-ls an residing in New Yortt was attacked ut 11 o'clock at night with @ horrible pain in his side. Quiewly getting a lleht, he swallowed soven BRANDRETU'S PILLS, “The pain growing worse, be t for @ doctor, wno Injected morphine into his arm. This did not relieve him, and he walked the floor in agony. Four hours after taking HRANDRETIVS YTLLS they acted powertully, rely ceased, leaving a soreness which Ineted only 24 hours. He told me the Pills undoubtedly saved hiv life, References permitted to Philo Chase, Eea A caso in point:-A A tho pain almont | 1 yellow fever I refer to O. D. Frederic: tographer, 770 Broadway. er, 120 Broadway. For theit $ eMicney B. BRANDRETH, ian Lisnon, Union County, Ark. , Sept. 7, 1878 Sing ont Pills in my family for al to BRANDRETH'S. I ‘lyin New ir there and id cantot get anything from that elty. For the past A heave used ALL COCKS POROUS PLASTERS, and they too are very good, As I do not wish to get out of elther BRAND. BETH'S PILLS of ALLCOUK'S PLASTERS, please send donon ofeach, and oblige, yours truly, Dean Sin—1 bave been usiag < Is eq) over 20 yours. I find no pil have boon buyl Orleans, but owing to th | = FY 5 3 < g * s | yellow fe: river and ratlron aprond = a = s 3 3, | | , JyT ROBINSON, PRINCIPAL OFFIOE, BRANDRE’ tor cirewiar, co BA Woot 24th ob