The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1878, Page 10

10 THE SILVER LAKE HORROR. | Was Mrs, Alexander, of Bridgeport, a Party to It? A STARTLING CLEW. How the Staten Island Police Have Blundered. YE’ THE END NOT Buivcxronr, Oct 3, 1878. At the hour of this writing the authorities of this city and the leading criminal officers of Connecticut are in the uct of investigating the career of the Alex- ander woman, who today was found guilty by the Cor- oner’s jury a an accomplice in the death o! poor Joun Tutus, whose remains were not wanted at the Yale Medical Seboo as I stuted in yesterday’s report, the wetivity of the Bridgeport police and detective force was slowly leading to revelations which would show that Mrs. Alexacder was not simply an accom- but plice in the murder of “Stuttering Jack,’? & principal,’ whowe mania to furnish sub- jects {or the dissecting room daied beyond July 12, whea the poor sailor was chlvroformed to death 1a Brewster’s ubaudoned carriuge tactory in East Bridgeport. Lite did I dream then that in lesa than twenty-four hours the authorities hero would reach the first stages of an iaquiry which in ite Fesults ay be of the most siartiing ebaracter, For woeks past the New York papers have teemed wish accounts aod speculations in regard to the body of ao handsome young woman found near Silver Lake, Staten Islaad, and Inquiries io re- gurd to the tate of Annie Hummel, of Saugerties, and Ellen Murpny have all proved abortive, To-day the Bridgeport trafficker 1u human flesh has unwittingly furoishec wuat may be the ciew to the identification of the body thus found at Staten Island, and which bas thus tar defied all the efforts of coroners and been ascertained that Mra, Alexander had a apd, as will be ed ap eXpressman to bsequently sent It as ef; 1t ha ti friend or accowplice in Scatov presently shown; that she en; lake a barrel for ver, abd freigat by a party that a young wouwan of East Bridgepo! missing gince the month of Say, that fatal mouth which sne fit the Coroner’s inquest conioanded with tne mouth pt July, when she and Bassett chlorotormed Jobn Ruiuz. Whutts more, 1618 bellevod here that even this Staten Igiand Glew, if it should prove cor- roct, is only am incidunt im the career of this’ woman, who is pow known to have spoken by the card when she promised to furoish the required ‘‘sabjects”? to tne Various proiessors and doctors. She appears to buve been io the babit of stuuying bow to put people to death, for yer nerdy Wwhed a care(ul search was made among her eflects, a Very elaborate treatise on puisous’’ at once atiracied the attentiou of special detectives placed to charge of this peculiar case, Tue book also appeared to Lave been well used, any number of Auger marks being easily detected on its Various pages, Next was re- volver, somewhat the worse Jor use; a diary, 18 which were Loted Movements of Various meD, young and oki, in Now York, and particularly the dates ut which they bad paid the keeper of the diary their spasmoaic Visits; aud laat, Dut not least, a Dafiorn page of a letter, tue lower part of wuich’ alone remained, reaa- ing as follows :— aaatamneer Tee.) an oe epoermmgaenanes 4 Deak Cousst : Aporess Box 154 3 StaPietoy 3 Staves Ishasp 3 ne cece recone riae nen sent ne nereeess bs ceere 2000 be) The last two Words slarted tue detectives, upd without seurching any further, a consultation was heia at once which resaited, 2 less thaa three hours utter the discovery of this ine Biguifleant piece of paper, im the discovery ol au expeessman, Jeobu Hurron, wae dist sty Temembers that during one of the wurm days last summer he was calicd upon by Mrs, Alexander to take charge of a barrel or box aud ship it as ireignt Smguiar to say, whea be called ier 1 at the Piuce indicated vy her, nobody was at howe, neither was tbere « barrel nor a box. He met Mrs. Aiexancer, however, tbe next day when she smijingly asked bim why bo did cot ath Jor the Ireigbt, she adding at the game time, aniad not Duve went it Of already.’’ Satisfied tbat there enough in this discovery to pro. coe further investigatiour, 4 secoud exaininauion wo ot in yr Jobn tutus’ remaius packed, The ordinary flour barrel bad hotning pu Ticular about it, eXcept that the word *Briageport, ng wiready stated at the Coroner's inquosi, bad bo. scrutched of, bat the words “Sviomon Russ,” shot the vrand of the flour, still remuined. The baker wno Bold this empty barrel to Bassett, Mre. Alexander's alleged accompiice, sells a large numbers of empty doar barrels of this description, but be does Bot remember buving sold more than ous barrel to Bassew, This, however, was pot regarded as imper- tant by the detectives, whoure satisfied that whatever bodies wore made away with by Mrs, Alexauder und ber companions in crime were nos pur- Chased at the same place, And yet tho description of tue barrel was considered of impor- this particolar brand ot flour is used to t im Bridgeport, aud the State have been purchased Swmgaur to baker’s shop. of May, and only afew days belore the expressman was called upon by Mre, Alexander, « yousg woman was Missed irom Bridgepurt Search bas been made lor her evorywhere, but 10 vain, This aiternoon, however, the detectives secured an accurate descrip- tion of the girl, and, armed with shoe, as well as with the other data above mentioned, tuey iil proceed to Staten Island to-night and sec waecber the gtri w Femainw were founa in such a terribly wutiluted cou- sition f Lako was not, alter sil, the young wowun missing [rom Bridgeport THE BLUNDERING OF THE STATE ISLAND FOLICE—AUGUSE KEYMEL'S EXTRAORDINARY REVELATION AND HOW IT Was ELICITED, At the adjourned inquoss om the body found at Silver Lake, meld by Coroner Dempsey, at New Brighton, Staten Island, on Wednesday evening, some Sturtiing facts were el.eited, which dispisy the gross o sipapagement on the part the police of the telanc, From tno testunony taken it appears that to-day three weeks ago August Keymer, or, us be bas Deen called, *Ossip Heem came to New York in company with uu oMcer und, in Broome sireet, identi- fied o wan as the person whom be had seen digging & bole near where the body was found, The evidence tnken uroished one of the vest clews yet presented for the solution of the myswery, bat owing to an outrage perpetrated by the police on the five reporters who were present at the iuquesi tho nows was not published yesierday as it should bave been. the gentiemen 1m question were-arresied a tew mio- Utes before tho last boat left Stapleton, marched off, in the raiu, tow justices office two miles away, only to be discharged, aud hear Justice Corbett « press bis regret thet such an outrage should havo been perpotrated on Staten Island, In order thatthe Animus of the arrest may be tally appreciated tt will be a# weil to commence with tne delayed uews con- @orning the iuquest, STARTLING TRSTMONY. ‘The jury tn the Silver Lake case baving.assembieu, agreenbie to adjournment, at hull-past seven on Weda- neaday eveuing, Coroner Dempsey called 1t to order, ‘and, efter the roll call, the cose was reopened. For u Sew minetes nvtbing was done, but finally Captain Bike beld « short conterence with the Coroner, aod ‘en Othcer was seat te fetch some one ap staira, The @ticer appeared, te company witn a middic aged (mean, dressed in @ light colored ‘business suit. This ‘Widividusl was put On the stand ani gave ois name August Koymor. To the very gi 1 question, “Wnoat do you know of thu cese? pat by Coroner Dempsey, the witness responded, alter many interruptions by the foreman of the jury, with fa story to this effect :—About two or three weeks be- of tho vody by Ube cowbuys at silver 1g wong the reed and ooticed aigging ‘and looked at the man for a snort coming curious, Le approached und engagea'tne fellow tu conversation, The man told tim ho was dagtog & hole im whien to bury & dog belooyiug to Mr J. Cisco, Whose Louse is a few rod tho foad, He iso volunteored that the poopie at the Dot want tue dog buried om the estas, so be was vem. peilcd to Gome aeross the road. Keymer asked i it Was a largo dog and the digger responsed that it weighed about one hundred poandsa, Koymer sug- that he Would Dave some difficulty in draggiug fae curewse to the bole, @ud aavieed bim to gi wieeiburrow. The aigger said bo would got uiong 11 right, a8 ho intended ww pur it in & barrel Notieing that the grouna w Would find a softer buried there the bad oder of the decay! would not oficnd the noses of the travelers ws down the road, The digger adopsed the end Was goon Ly tho witness to yodown bill fine ate Foction of the spot Where tne body was iound buried aw barrel, Lt was supposed by mauy that this wan i tue witness Knew, for be now stood up as if to Ve the wt ‘the Goroner beld him to bus plac yer, by asking, “Have you seen that man since?” RSTIPYING RELUCTANTLY. ‘The witness that hud ebaractarized of the story. Ho jwoked in ibeirecuen of Cap Blake, thea tbe reporters, and receiving no sigo trom either maintained bis peace, The Coroner re- peated the question With emphasis, and the witvess Said he did not think it would be well to ne question, The Coroner iusisted on an answer, and, Alter wuen hesitation, the witmess suid be thought Le bad seen the Wan, Alter persistent questioning and wuch evasion on the part of the witvess Jearned that he had seou the waa in Broome sireet. By slow stages the information wae gleaued that the witness bad gone to New York with Sergeant Roe, who took nim to ® bouse i Broome stroot and pointed ous a man, asking ab toe time if 16 Was the man he bad seen digging. ‘The wit- bess a ouce responded that 14 was the mun, und if uot be must ve Lis brother, he looked so much like bim, Previous tv being shown the maa in Broome sireet, the police ollicer showed Witness & man Who was at Work to Slegrist’s wine cellar, coruer of Grand and Essex but Le in bo way resembled the digger ab Silver Luke, Owing to the witness of English and the trequeot tions of the foreman of the jury, who would inst Abkiug such silly questions as “Where do you when you're homie?” tho exe Occupied the major part oi the ot ksow the number of the Louse in Broome strect be had visited, but said be could briug the Coroner to i, Sergeant Itve did not arrest the wan, but revurned 10 Staton Islaud alter the recogeition, DR. WALSKR KXAMINED, Key mer was ordered rewuin ang Dr, Walsor was called to (he siand. He narrated the story told in these columus a Week ago of the exiumiug of the bouy at toe request of Counsellor Cantine, of Sau- gertics, und explaived the results of tue examination theo made, .\fter bearing this testimony toe Coroner adjourned the inquest without dey. THE XEWSPAPKE MEN AKRRSTSD, As well be suppcsed, the textumouy of Keymer, tbat tue police Lau been im view of 4 man who bad been sceu in the veighborbo.d of Sliver Lake digging d bad not arrested Dim, created quise 4 sensation, ‘The reporters were tuil ui the subject aud discussed the evidence ou the way over irom New Brighton to Stapleton. The vleven o'clock voat bud mot yet ar- rived wae! Puriy came to Stapleton, aoa while walting for it the evidence und the conduct of the pelice were criticized und dis. cussed, Waile there Keymer, who uad meda- while becn roleased by the Corouer, cams up und engaged in couversation with the newspaper men, Daring the ume thie talk was going on Uilicer Ketliug (No, 5) stood about ten feet distant in conversation with a uriy looking Taffaa, with whom be seemed quite familiur, Nowe of the party paid any paricular to ihe pair, but in a tow minutes tue oilicer ‘om puniou iD the direction of the newspaper wen anc Keymer. This ruilao mmimediately began to assault Keytmor and knecked bis bat down over b: eyes, with (ue remark, “You aro stnarcer than the poliec, are you?” the assauiied mon made uo rosisianes, ified to put bis bat ea again, but 1% wus ugain crushed aowa over nis eyds. A third ume this assault was commitiod, and the officer standing ton Wet away, Where Le could bear every word that passed, did not interlere vor move. ‘ne assailant of tho wituess Keymer rau pact tho officer jaoto the ferry house aud uisappeured, ‘The reporters Mumediately wens te the olllcer and asked bim ut allowed people 10 seribed, Hv responded nedod: ” t, Some ove said Lo could nos belp wooing whereat he clutched bis club, swung it ¢ beaus of the party and said in terrible eatter, now!” ‘Tbe party pot deing in a scattering humor just then, no one woved oF said 4 word, His fauure io terrily unybody seemed to astonish bim very much; he lowered bis clud without breakiug uny beads’ and said io the same terrible voice :—"Git aboard we boat”? There being no beat to gn” aboard of just tben, this mandate, like the first, was disobeyed, and seme oue sald the party would xo abourd when it felt inclined, whereupou the officer Seized two of the party aud ‘took them, followed by their companions, to Jastice Corveit's hous HONORABLY DISCHARGED. The Jadge went to bis vilive and opened court. Here the officer took bis oath on tho Bibio that th Gogen times during th pri apd witmesses wwe Judge bud to call Kelling to order for interfering with sue Court und iuterrupting tne Preceedings, The examination was concluded avout one A. M. and Juige Corbett discharged the prison- ers, a8 stated avove, A formal churge of false im- prujcoment hus been mudo against Kelling, which will be immediately pushed. Charges will ulzo be preierred against bim betore the Police Commis- sioners. NOT KNOWN THEDE. Thestory having been told trom Bridgeport that Mrs. Alexander, under the name of Lens Coyne or Cloyne, was formerly a performer in Harry Hiil’s Variety Theatre io East Houston street, inquiry was wade there a8 to Der antecedenta, Mr. Hii did bot remember any such person made curetul in- quiry among bis emplyés, but eof them rew vered the pawe or the womac, He said it was very Possible that she had acied there under some othor bame, bat it was impoasibie tor Lim to tet! any sbing wbous it, THE BRIDSEPOKT SENSATION. LIZZig CAVANAGH LOOKING FOR HEE BABY— SHE ELUDES THE DETECTIVES AND GOLS 10 MERIDEN—THE VERDICL OF THE COKONER'S JURY OOMCEBNING MES. ALEXANDER AND BassE1T. Barpcurorr, Oct. 3, 1878. 1M the detectives of this city, aided cumspect thus far in the Basse Single inbavitent of Bridgeport having been made Scqaainted with tho resalts obtained at tho seareh of Mrs Alexander's effecis. LizdiB CAVANAGH NOT DEAD. ‘Thereare sowe who think that the woman Kepley, er Kolpey, alluded to tn Dr. Sautora’s testimony, had been made away with by Mrs, Alvxander, as nothing has been beard of her sinee that remarkable visit to the Yalo Medical Scuool im April lass; but it needed not much tagemuity to ascertain that sbe was the identical Lizzie Cavanagh aliaded to in Frenk Bassett’s interview with your correspendent on Monday last. Lizzie, how- over, is yet ia the laud of the jiving, and she herself is most astonished at th:s extesordinary circumstance, “Glad to escape with my life,” she said to a fellow- passenger 00 « New Haven train this morning, when asked as to bor experiences at Mrs. Aloxunder’s bearaing house at East Bridgeport. It wus one of her female acquaintances, who, upoo recognizing ber, ventared to ask ber # question or two about Mrs, Al- exander, “Do net ask mo,” she sald, “I know noth- ing and want to say nothing. 1 have seen some queer things in her house, bat 1 have noth- fog to sey. Am gind only that 4 bave escaped with my lite.’ Curiosity led tals acquatotance to watch Lizzie’s movements to-day at the Bridgeport depot. She wa: anotber wowwan weil known in certain tow: chasetis, and boim moved up toward W: whea suddeocly they turned aod took the next eastward-bound train, I asked a the reson of Lizzio’s Je re, when Ue assured we that she turned Bridgeport tbe moment sbe saw tuas for bee. “Why, then, 1 asked. “To x baby, was the reply. Ltueo remetbered that KE, Begeett, tho muraerer, ‘hut the baby Alexander took jail was pot bus Lizzic ‘aod, tu fact, the Bridgeport cilicers presuming that since the incarceration of the Alexanaer woman Lizzie would soon cali, tor her buby bad beon waiting jor ber stand sround ‘the Fuirteld County Jaii ever since Monday last, not that they have any charge to lay directly at hor deor, but tn order to oviain from her further tutormation in regard to the terrible deeds of the Bassett-Aiexavder house- bold, it % believed Lizzie has gone to Meriden, and tnither ove of Bridceport’s Getoctrver will proceed during the wight and be cam possibly be made aware to be watehed whilom lavd- detectives the counsel, also camo tn possession of tniormation s bim that tne case wheu developed in ite entirety will prove a cause céleire, in woreh parties not as yet mentioned a8 accomplices will probably te involved, and even at this preliminary siago of the fovestigation they are satisfied that more thao one vietin bas sullered death at the bands of the twata now in jail, boas y be possible that the dissecting rooms ul « gland coveges may ail ba J al in Vertigation betore the ux crimes oun be fully devermined. The ver: aiaet ber this altrouon by tu jury reads as fol- Pasavinu Cocsry, as. } 1878 IDEKPORT, Uet. a, cause Weinbeczer, whose and the cause and munner of , having viewed the body of said Geceased end considered the evileses oaths say, ls dewth lurcherades of justice atthe trial of this case, Which will take piace before the expiration of the montn. Francie Schuita, thirty years of age, a cigarmaker by trade, woo bud been lying sick for several days fevei the Thompsvn House, corner o Chatham streets, committed suiciue inst evening by shooting bimsol! through ihe wend, A tnessage was At One sent to Ihe Chambers Street Hospital, and the [ow genwsned — responded, but the man died ia tne mundalan ANOTHER WILD STEER, Between two and (bree o'clock yosterday alterpeon Captsin Copeland and Roundsman Farley were waikiog throagh Broome street toward the East River, and when uear Colambim street suddenly turned im . response to & great hue and ery beviod them. A large red steer, with imm-ose horns, was approaching at « rapid run, svapping ita tail ike o whip lash and Kicking up @ cloud of dust as it shot by them. Urechins, Strangers to fear, joimed the throng that toliowea in u track of the iuluriaied beast, and wer their turn pursued by snxieus =m screaming to apprise them of thelr dan- Ww at the corner of Lewis street steer stopped for a moment as if undecided as to ie aea & fatal hestiation, for the porpase of leading it to the station bouse, beast, remained so unruly that an bind und fore tect toge! Farley lasteued tue rope to ity fore over to Captaia” Copeland. | Th 8 the bind endeavoring tv was, violently kicked by "the beast and bj some distance away. Fortupately he received no furtuer imjuries thao « bruised hund aud @ badly torn coat. Pioaghing tbe ground with us horus and pointing to the skios with its heels, the beust was led to the station bouse. Fi ring it might oscape again from custody it was led to the yard of No. 171 Delancey street, wh: sevoral pistol sboi butch kuife ended its caroer. Soveral pers Toport injured, but their names could jearued. One old geutiemun was knocked down oa the corner of Broome und Canno: away by tis trends, Whe: not kuown. A truckman that be suw it on tho corner of Fourtecnth street and ‘rhira avenge au bour before it was killed, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FLOM NKW YORK POR TRE MONTH OF OcrouEK. ‘Steumer. | Sail Fe sation. Opie. Circassia. “|Z, Howilns Green . {89 Broadway :)81-33 Broadway -]2, Bowitug Green Liverpooi.. 129 Broadway 69 Broadway 7 Bowling Green Helvetle Of Ri Rotterdam , JSu Broadway City uf Chester... Liverpool..)31-35 Sroadway State of Gi ret Glaygow...-|72 Broadway Gel 6 Brouaway Hamban 24 Ghy of Moatroai’: “lost 171 Liverpool. 13 ity of Moatre jwerpool.. Frida et 171 Hewmoure., verpwol iy Liverpool... 10| Rotterdam 2, Bowling Greet + {29 Brondwi dou 31) Hamburg |61 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, SUN AND MoOx, Sun rises, won warze. Sandy Hook,.morn 1 49 d...morn 2 34 6 00 -morn 419 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, Wine | Weuttee “SW | fea. Culm} Clear. SWictea WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. Aww Yoru, Oct 3—Noon. The Western Union time ball was dropped correctly to day. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 3, 1878, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE UXRALD STKAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGKAI'H Link, Steamer Algeria (Br), Watnon. Liverpool Sept 21, via Queenstown 224, with mdse, 179 enbin and 118 seer to UG err te tnt 47 30, Jon ound W, showing wiasie a tle cio tae in, Chester mo; Brooks, Liverpool Sept ‘25ch, with mdse and passengers tod G 4P) boone ‘cathy 8 PM/30.10} Sandy Hook..... Py Piti30: lo! 64 cers to Will 260 miles B of sendy oak Co apes sac Wyoming (Br), from New York for Nteamer Ville de Paris Be), Santali, Havre, Sept, 21 with aud 164 passengers to Bebit Hed strong bead wincs to the Banks. Noamer Magers, Curtis, Havana Sept 28, mdse gud pasvoagorataden & Wierd 3 ed houvy NE gales Svoamnor state ae kervoa, Galveston & ee ae oC UE, sellers y B Oe mie ie Mergarst, F Tieimes, Feroandias S gays. with wee Sa ete 8 i at sou an Americaa Sato bound E, showing signals JH DG. wes General muse to 2.40’ mties 3E of Cups Bentepen. spoke Marry & Aubrey hel Hs Delane, trom Antigua for New York, with toretopman atime (ar Ie” Jacinta, Filipe’ Saveansh 8 dave, with and ra te Gsorze euge. Steamer Old ‘alkor, Kicbimond, City Point and Nuefol seed passengers to the Otd Dor fon Steamst 1p Co. oben "slpemarie, Kaira Heiberg Del, with mdse to the \Betesbowen, Philadelphia 24 ards & +o. sbe whl NE winds, Hark staroven (Ital), Mareves, Liverpool 40 gays, with salt to order; vessel to Benham & Boyesen. ‘iar i Niolwon, Ldliesand 39 days, in in valet (i Roam, Baye. Bark Storturst Vonstastia (awn, Ref, Malaga 38 days Datlnst, to Vanen, Kdye & Uo. Passed Gibraltar Aug Bolivar (Aus), Gerolimich, Cette 37 days, in bale Inst, to J C Songer. Ploreves, Sutton, Grand Tark, TI, 16 days, with salt 10 AK Outerbrid Bear Puede. Medora, aracoa 14 days, with fralt to & Porsali; ‘veel to Dulimer, Potter & Uo. iltvain G Tufts, Joline. Virginia. Sehr Angie Hredmore, Parker, Virginia. Sehr Sarab Milis, Burdick, Pnitadeiphia, Sehr MM Merriinan, Crauo, Piiludelphte for Camden, Parkor, Dean, Philedsiphin oe. M Baylis, Seow, ~ Peden ne Prov lelphia tor Norwalk. pis for from Kotterd dence. rear Katio J Host. Sehr J W Hina, “he PasSED THROUGH HELL GALE BOUND sOU rH. of New Bedfour: wdso und » Mitenelt, stuloe, 85, < nowles, Diuswore, River Derbert, NS, for 9; tomas , Odell, at Joln, NB, tor New York see Gocaiiall, Thomaston for New Yor me Meserve * samt’ Bodied for Groeian Lam Xi Soir anayiveatn J Lg or pa et A ai rr venta, . x sehr Jobe Hures, Nickorsou, Boardiaguan, Me, for ‘k Schr Judge Low, Eldridge, Banwor for vow York, Senr Volant, Adam Now Yor Bebe ua Deortn york, Whissler, York. Julia A Orawlord, Willard, it Beufurd tor New Chase, New Factors fee B is tne son, York. tone Sigs “Payne: ry, Pall Moles jew York, elit Auper Taylor Dd Providence for Now} ok. SenrJ H Depaty, how ianen, Fi Frovideuce for New York, Sehr CB Lewran » Mish, Nentacues for Now York, BOUND East. New York York tor Ap sity Now York tor bose foolm, Now York for Wiude for st John, NB. for Vineyard Ryder, Now York fot Provedenes avon. bebe Palladian, ena Now York tor Paws Behe Win Henry, Johason ior Provideuse, CLEARED, mor suevie (vr), Franson, Hamburg vie Ply 2—Kuuhardt & Go. ty of Washington, Tmmernnaun, Havana | & Sons, wtteras, Mallett, Richmond—Old Dominion 9. Wyanoke. Couch, Richmond and City Polat tom Mveamsbi ‘Stoame: . Kelly, Norfolk—Old Dowinien Steamahip Co Shonmer J W Gurrott, Foster, Baltimore—J 5 Krome. Steamer ¥ ne, Fuster, Butt o—J 5 Krem. Dimoce. a Liverpool—Bowring & rehipald. ane, ‘Thetis (Nor}, Andersen, Liverpool—Benham & Bark Gario B (Aas), Goluboviek, Core for orders—Sloco- re. "ark Elisa $ Milligan (Br), Peck, Antwerp—2 W Park ro. Bark Republik (Nor), Fortmann, Mamburg—Herm: Koop & Co. ith soeger (Aus), Ivancich, Bordeaux—Funch, A Dallett, Houlton & Co Bark Reindoer, Decker, St Piorre, Mart—H frowbridge’s Sona. Brig Resultado ( Demerara —¥ H Goon; Sebr Addic Wesse! St Ann's Bay, Ja—G Porto Plata—Inaae Ki Stap! xfche Magale Masters (in), Malcom, Windsor, eet evius & S01 ius & on. Sehr W & ti Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, Windsor, Ns—P I Nevius & Son. Sehr Boma (Bp, Mxers, St Joba, NBA T Honey. Schr Albion, Mills, Wood's Hole—Uaviland & Pre i Babe 1 Biscker, >ufir, Providence via Fall Riversd © ort. Sioep Lota Sloop Naugatuck, Jewel SAILED, Steamers Baltic (Br), for Liver Liverpool; Suevia (Gen. liam- bed ue ot (Be) Glasgow; city Ww aa. Wyaneke vai Ictchaaynd, der omc Nevfote; pers ‘Levi ade, 'Shanghi North American, Yokohama; Adelaiue Norri Gun, Bee pe A M Sel Gore’ or, Falmouth? ig oie 8 (Nor), du or do; Brauce) ; Ju h ale thor), Phitadeipuia, bet Nolvelg’ (Sur), Uloraliar; Gugll- ilbraltar; Guadulquiver (dp), Ca- Keiudeor, St Pie lurio (Br), Pernambuco @lino fomussing (ful), dis una Vigo. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bawa Ju.ie (of Memol), Holtzurap, trom Belfast, I, with frou ore tur Wm D Marvel, uot New York, weus ushore vu Storauway, on NW eoust of Scotland, and ts @ totulloss. Bare Rerur (Nor), Iverson, from Tobasco (Mexico) Aug 10, bound tu England tor pr: been abundowed uf seu ino sinking condl ¢ columns). Baio Pauces Uixckixy, trom Norfolk tor ort Spain,.pus lute St Jobus, Pu, sept 24 to land the dead voy of at ALA Jobusun, and ‘buried {6 on the litte Island of Cal ab the wntrane of the Karbor, Iho vessel proceuded ut the 25th, 14 churxe of Goo Erickson, the former mate. Baio Mary M Wittiaxs (of Nassau), Morrill, from York tor Ciudad Bolivar (before revorted), was towed into St Johns, #H, Sept 24, by Spanish ‘steumer Nuevo Ponce, frum Liverpool, with loss of masts und spars in» hurricane Sopt 6. las Zi 88, lou S141, und vorsel a complete wreck, She will provaoly be condemuod, there being no tucilities for repairing ut StJohus, Hor edrgo (provisions, &c) 1aust be svld there, Sena Many & Wxapur, McLaughlin, from New York for Burueos, put into Charleston Vet 3, with the captaln sick, cus AL Frrew, Witch, from Pensacola for New York, with lumber, put tuto Key West Uct 3 with loss of dece Toad und leaking. ScuR ARROW (Sshorma: Lower Miuale, Boston 1 tou Oes 2. . before re ‘bor, roms ‘ted sunk near the wed iu the same puni- rs, at Baltimore Oct 1 from Alex- iuu iute, shortly after 12 cl of Siudy Potos, by sebr Past Grand, of Belfaiure "The sido of the Mepgte was cous siderably damaged by the collision. ‘Tho report thus schr Louias Smith, frum Bangor for Bal- timore, wax xsbore on hont Island is incorreet. rhe ar- a at Baltimore Oct 2. ALTIMORM, 3—The erew of the Norwe Oct jan ed Ber ios, Captain Oisen, w was wrecked uff’ the lantle const a fow days ago, arrived here yesterday Ny FS Nortols steamer. ‘They will be taken Norwogian Consul and sont home. tals A Thorne, ofthe Norweyian burs Sverre, which arrived ber ballast #fow days ago to loa lumber for Hanbarg. woighod anchor Tacsd’y and sot nail olan- destinely with is Carzo. wel was Joaded undor ebarter from Gastevus & Vurvell |, brokers, the urge ot by the bebind, ai WHALEMEN, Sailed from New Bedford Vet 1, sehr Astoria, Crapo, At- tantic Ocean. »poken—Aug 30, lat 36 22 N. lou 8850 W, bark Sun- beam, Taber, of MB, steering to the castwurd. SPOKEN, Ship 98 Charios, Gates, from from New York tor Yokoham: 4t 6 N, lon 25 Ekip Sante Clare, Toser,. from Phtiedelptis tor San Francisco, Aug 23, 1it7 50 8, lou 96-1 ibart Bachelors’ (ht). Loughurst, from Philadelphia via Quecastown tur Burrow, Sept 19, off the Ormshond, Bark Jenx Brandi (Nor), Olsen, trom Liverpool for York or Now Urioaps, Sept 13, 40 unlien kk of Seilly. Burk jor), from Conway for Cupe Fear. Aug Marsh. 80, lat 27 N, lo Lark, ee Boston tor Algos for Ne 35. Bark Lord Macduff (Br) Bay, Aug 16, lat 16 45 N, lou OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwenp, Oct 3—Arrived, steamer Streenshalh (Br), Letbe, Philadelphia; stip Amelia (Ger), Uohorst, do; bare Marguret tvaus (Br), Robertson, New York. Balled 34, ships Paul Boyton (Br), McMullen, Now York; Tyro (Br), Raymond, Philadelphia; bark @ Keusens, Leighton, de, =~ Alicante, Sept 26—Arrived, bare Teresina (Ita), Ro m0 New York, Breaky. Oct 3—Arrived, ship Goschou (Ger), Heins, Kew York; bark Christel (Ger), Zincke, do, Balled 3d, ships Peullue (Ger), Brugzemana, New York; Geostémuude (Ger), Lamke, do. BiLz0a, Sopt 27—Salled, brix Zorline (Br), Frolieh, Philadelphia. Bancxrona, to Oct 3—Arrived, bark Aurora (Sp). Canto, New Yorx. Cactiant, 10 Oct 3—Bailed, bark Lingino la Monics (ital), New York. Daat, Cot 3—Off, bark aides (Br), McKenzie, Now York, for Hamburg. Arrived at do 34,6 AM, steamer Utopia (Br), Donaldson, New York for Louden, Daun, Oct 2—Arrived, barks Sagitts (Br), Taylor, Bal- timore: Towy (Br), Althowe, Buil Kiver. Dumairx, Oct 2—Arrived, steamer Mary Louisa (Br), Mace, Beltimore, Greuatran, to Oct 1—Areived, brig Mery B Rowland Lawton, New York tor Malza. Hansong, Oct 2—Salled, bark Beaguels (Nor), Fugle- sang, Now York. Havax, Oct t—Arrived, bark Lassie Carry (Br), Carry, Mow York. Livanroon, Oet 3 -Sailed steamer Massachusetts (Br), Bacon, Boston ; bark Mercurtus (Swa), Lindstrom, Hamp- ton reads; sebr Elisabeth M Cook, Cook, New York. Loxpox, Oct 3—Arrived, ship New World, Hammond, (Ur), Matthows, Savannah, Lazaup, Oct 1—Off. ship Denrovia (dr), Harris, from Now York tor Antwerp. Lurti, Oct 2—Balled, bark Riceordo (Ital), De Grexort, Now York. Lisixntcx, Oct 3 -Satled, bark Tewksbury L Sweat, Farr, Portland. Mansmiunues, Sept 30—Sailed, (Aw, Staugher, United States; Virginia L Stafford (Br), Curry, Now York. Pirmovuru, Oct 3—Suiled, bark Mary Stuart (#1), Mo- Quaanstown, Cet S—Arrived, ship Rembrandt, Paine, eiseu; barks Wm Wilcox, Crocker, Baitimore; Jacobson, Now York ; Not Nor), Muthe foson, do; Italia (Ital), Ferro, Philadelphia; Marathon, Emery, Adolaide fer London. Rorrenoam, Oct 3—Arrived, ship Ner (Nor), Torges 2, Rew Yors. Srerrin,to Oct 3—Salled, bark Ostharias (3), Ren- manasen, New York. Sovurnamrtox, Oct 3-Arvived, steamer Ohio (Ger), Meyor, Battimore tor Brom: Suvittn, Sept 23—Arrived, bark Aliansa (Sp), Peguero, St Marys, Ga (votore reported without dai Snaxcuat, Oct 1—Arrived previously, abip Gold H. Vroeman, New York. Watxavonn, Uct 1—Arrived, barks Alku (Rua), Wailia, Baltimore; M & B Canu (#1), Cama, do, WEATHER REPORT. Hotruxan, Oct S-Wind fresb; baromoter 30.101. Puywoutu, Oct 3-—-Wind moderate; barometer 90.12, BOLT, Oet 3—Wind fri FCREIGN PORTS, 4, set Annie L. Palmer, Spauld- ing, Now 4 mr eecass Sept 23~Arrived, bark G de Zaldo, Miller, ‘Snilea 3 aad, bark Sos gt Dupont, Nickels, N of Hatte- fas: sone Geo Sealy, Lee reat Sept M—Arrived, steamer Tunis (Br), k Idaho, Richurdson, New York; bri Boston; 23d, sehr Gov JE BatOnvinws, jed, brie Zebenia (Br), Merrism, Troon. i RaLTAR Sept 13—Ie port, bark» Byfoged Christensen ae son, Palma Majorca tor Now York, roog: Wae Huxsoll, Now York for Veuloo Ni ‘Mavasas sept 2: he Curtis, Fison, rae is re Banacon gine bd steamer f) on Wop di arisd. sehr Fromk Atkii . steamer Renowe (ir), -raith, Cl ro (Br), Corvats, -§ Phowass 24th, haunt, New York, N of Hatsoras; 24eh, ), Me ners Peravian (Br), Smith, Liverpool; (Se), Maret, Londou; bark Lyra (Br), Rus- wel ork. Musuc ssn, NB, Sept 24—Cieared, w Mew York, Pouro VanKLLO, 68 19 =Arrivod, Gilley, Now York. To. Ellen, Woodworth, sehr UF Farnam, ier Prince Kdward Ulty of Montreal in into ciel, Wa wt 4 Areiy, «A hoard own, Now York; Poreos itiwekloy. Kricksen Miata wry on, NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1878.—-TRIPLE SHEET, _ Jebneoa, * dacaaaate, Mase: Neofolk for Port Spain (and salt “ Morrill, trom } ince, St Sobus, 4 rn y wed. ie domme Nit, Oct 1—Cleared, ship Lady, Blossin: er), Gandorecn, Langone : Darks an vresee, pool; ‘Muidem (hiv, » Duplin; ‘sechrs Red Holder, Videyard’ Haven for orders; GF aied, jt NS, Sept 90—Arrived, ship ing Light , Wew), from ——-; bark Panay L Cann (Br, new) frou Clyde River, NS. Zana, Sepv 17—S: (Colombin). (Per Steamex Auceata.} Ansepkex, Sept 18—Arrived, Budgetows, from Mon- treal. Padded 20th, Tetras, Anderson, i I Rives Vio Kine of Sigerie: inen, Americn, n, Now Or- rr ALKxaNpmra, E, Sept 11—Salled, Bydin, Mussel, Now Or- jeaua, ANcikR, July 2—Pussed, Bleano, Barnabee, Hong Kong for London, Dodero, fina Kennyy Orleans, ¢, St Jolin, NB. dou, Water Southwent Puss i Soot 10Artived, Donan (-), Busslua Now Yor Naliod 19th, Hansw (s:Sander, New York Boupkacx. Sept 18—Sailed, Bavitel York; Herat, Parvieieh, and Hove: etka, du. ‘aliod Hout Fuuhline 17th, Suter, Prowuda, Waltimers; de 18th. Virzo, Mi Kounay, Au on ein MeFee, Callao; rlea 28t , beunu U Caxpiry, Sep », Georxe, Galveston, 20—Sailed, Alice yi nonstape, Bept 15—Actived, Lnaasl, Suniuelven, ore Caureitanann, Hopt 13—Sailed San Andreas, Muzsetta, and Provideuzk, Dodero, New Yor! 6—Sailed, Muria Collet, Langhutes, Passo! Kila S Thayer, Roberts, London 20th, Viking, ‘Tapper, do tor Qi Teipeavin, Now amon N Dias, Sept 19 - tor Now York Varanw. (oe do for Sunuy for Cardiff and Yokohnm: for Cuba; Grace Kelly, iui ay st rian Lebment: W _'t Harwoou, Euwiey, Antwerp tor Philudelphi Sullnd 20th. Shutuiucr Hoverts, London tor how Yorks W 1. Burroughs, Smith, d ‘Ot 11h, David Taylor, Wallace, Havre for New York Sept 20--Artived, Setsums, Wiggell, Phila- . Mosher, London tor + Mon- York. oubeim, Garduer, fevm Portland, 0. Duta, Sept 16—Areived, Assyria (), Campbell, Pal- erms. Exsimon, Sept 17—In the Roads, from Now York for orders. . Sept 19—Arrived, Erin’ stance, Naauings, Star, MeFee, Pa- ; Superbe, for \- » 21st, America, for New Ort lied, Esmeralda, Moule, Mira. michi; Lavy kita, for New {nnasay, Bopt 21-—Suiled, Hmauuel, Lyderven, Charles: “Gitascow, Sept 19-Ballea, Gleniffer, Cummins, Mon- treal (aud sailed from Gi: GuxENOCK, Sept 20—Sailod, Glencairn, for Montreal; Atalauta, suthoriand, Southwest Pass; Fannie H Loring, Souler, Musanzas, GENOA, Sept 17—Arrived, Dorian (s), McDonald, Gl gow, we. red 17th, Parenti, Olivari, Burgess, Mobi GwATI, Sept 11—Sailed, Frobo, Cafero, Not 13th, Consiglio Ga'atol to, do; 13tk ‘Anita Sorwinds Mewihde, W Hole aud New York; iath, Fortunata, uase, New Yor! ie aerated ie 19—Avrived, Herder (s), Brandt, N ‘Havus, Sept 17—Arriyed, Harald (4), Bonde, us pe Oxstagliols, Ferraro, Livxuroot, Sept 1 (not New York ann 9th, Vuchemter, Pot, Huilfax; Boeworth, New ¥ Sullod i9en, je Adotna, Hawkins. New Orlew hart, aati M Mitchell, Blackwood, New York Har: Calcutta; 20th, 3 British America, Lock- Keema, McA Charlottetown ; John ar Rny Cunad: Eitgailon, Witmi Jumos Dua: Eorrd otow! \loicad Toth Leonard, etreil, Now York: Quobes, Rood, Delaware Breakwater; 20th, airie @®, it, Gal David, Walker, st Joba, NB rthumbria, Forbes, ‘Ty! Salted fom Holyhoad 20th, Thrasher, Bosworth, Cal- jept 19—, penn Miaud (s), Heoly, New York nd utered ont for New York); vou, King, tHatilux: Hoitus, Thorbjornsen, Metter bh, Racer, Jorgevsen, do Paolina, Ferrique, New York Marista Seqliken, Quel Larsen, New York: na Shuseppe Rocen. Caflero, New York; kronuewits, Bar: iimington. Entored out 2Uth, Thames (s), Campbell, Quebec; Atrate @) . Joues, Koster Sailed from Gri st, Lovfald. Savannah; D pin, Bosto: jew Yore; Miram, Baltimore; ?jodronuingen, Loxpoxperrr, Sept 18—Cleared, CC Van Horn, Hall, Wilmington. reas aie Sept 1%-Sailed, Georgiua, Olivari, Baiti- eaawoasren, Sept 20-Cleared, steamer Exeolsior, for itimore. Newrout, 3ept20—Cleared, Kdna M Grogory, Johason, Point-a-Pitre. it ited, Alpba, Andersen. Baltimore. iT, Sept 20—Hassed, Harry Douglass, Lan- dey, Autwerp [or sandy Hoole. DAR a ‘LxMoUTHL, Hope 2) Balled, Wea ves, Sandy Hook; Lens, Crispin, Philadelphia. rea 17—arrived, Vance, Tonneson, New York, palled iéth, Reinbold. Gi Yori ANG, Atig 9—Arrived, y Pauch, Akyab (and saliea. 02h, tor Singapore). QURENSOWN, Sept 2—Arrived, ida: Randulf, from Hats jor men York, throazh stress of weather. Suiled Charenill, tor Havro; iter, for oe Pigmoath’s 20th. site Trahe; ksen, All jared, 20th, Wawaleneb, Wilson, I.yun, {the Bel stuart cid nt sail, as reported] Kies. Sept_15—Arrived, Aginar. Tonnesen, and Vingolf, Rilseu, New Yor! _getOuk, Nept 15—aArrived, Alsvid, Sievertsen, New or! KOrrenDaM, Sept 18—Cleared, St Patriek, Bogert, Amor- fea; Sireua, Covulich. New York. AN, Sopt 18-Arrived, A Streug G), Brown, Belti- lod 18th, Nima (s}, a Fy New York. HUNDKRLAND, Sept 10—Selied, Amy Dora (Br), Sinclair, ‘Arrived 20th, Nercus, Waisedge, Portland, O. Suixups, Sept 20—Arrived, Harvest Queen, Clark, New York via Falmouth. Swinkausdy, cept 18—Arrived, Aaustor, Wallis, Now Bal ae 18th, Musketa, Cutter, erdeban NB. TxxeL, Sept 18—Arrived, Gatherer, Thompson, Yoko- hamwa for Youutuen, y2hinetm sept 17—Saliod, alberto, Calucavich, New Tasuu Bay, Aug 22—Arcived, Hawthorn, Ransom, Mon- teviceu; 35th, Kebecca J Moulton, Atwoou, Alou duy. Balled Aug 21, kiln D, McDonald, Guam; 26th, Kobert Pal ‘Dennison, Kewie; Anule Terry, Christoihenen, Guam, Wravmourn, Sept 20-Salled, larry Bailoy..Wimers, Ant- “rvenvoap, Sept 18—Arrived, leabolia Blyth, Bera: Guill vt 5. Lawrence. Bxxwicu, Sept 20—Ihe Norwogian bark Meteor, Poder- son, (or Galveston (ballast), iu towing out to sea this morn- fzy'qot inte the shud (® fas tusiue of barber), aad re- waine, sho ts clear of any » . Fiurtwoop. sept 10—The bark Chartex Chaloner, Kirke patrick, vf aud tor Fivotwood from Quobec, which stranded Taunt night yn 1 ite Mon aft of waters aud fant seculng crow have returned on Loard and wre euyax eo view of getting her*of wheu tho — ahe bad to emenx POOL, Sept 19—The Gracta (» ng to dock damaged her port win the rive Mavurties, Aug 25—Tho Mary P Kitehs for the Cannot, bas put in bere leak, Rortknoam, Sept 20—The Nordenskjold, trom Now York for Kotterdau (ctwia), erounded oa the Bunjaard, but has got aflous and is now here. AMEKICAN PORTS, nsees ETA. Oct 2—Arrived, sobre JJ Ward, New yeu; D8 Williams, Jr, —— ya Middleton, Jorsey City. BH Jones, for briuge! v Heston MA Tyier, New York; US Wii Waa © Boo, Fall Kiver jil from veurge- ‘timore, in ow and has come from Moul- eared, schrs Jobn Dougiass, bi tw loud tor Wilmingtou: Steph ding. Vortland, to load for Cuba; Jade mutt, Chase, Paitadeivbie, Balleu—Hark A Alu; brit © C Swooney, Bd—Areivod, Intrisn (Br), Thomson, Liver- New York; Wm Grano, Howes, Hai phia; bark Georg schrs Mary 1 Vi Ho Packard, Charlotte Fish, chnson, Hobukeu ¢ Trave Wind, Gray, ks ollie Creek, New York. jouret Bark La Plate, Gower, Cape Coast. Satied—Stowmer Minnesota (ir), Barwell, Liverpool. ALTIMOKE, Oot 3—Acrived, iy iereuel onto anyver (Ger), brdmann, eit, Hoswn; DJ. Foley, Pies, Wi odward, Young, Now York: Mart ip Ustne (hus), Jreobsen, Me barks Robt ¢ (Aus), Svertingo, Herre. ja | Vy Elie MI oper (Br). King, Davies Wrintit, pest. lesterdacay sour Kees Newmans Newman, Borinsty Ce wer Hanover; barks Victoria, Broth mine, Heraien, Kk Godtrey. 4, Brothers, Ross od 2 salle schr Aunie Frocman, Gate 1—Artived, sere Liesl i at Arrived, sebra Lisale Voehran, Hop ch ny ATH, Weel —Are hea Mary Souds, ove York tof Auzusta, James A Potter, Opler, Provide loud for New Crleains see Nl sein . Washington, ry EY bark Doig ih ei urig Top & Webber, Langdon, Bate, if Salied ~Stoumers Boadices (ir), Sinit Hoxton (ir), Dickson, Liverpool ; map Somgale 30 Yeero, Barcelona; vargs Linde bee Anerold (Br). oa, Calhoun, Phil altiuiore; Chas Lawrence, latfeld, Arrived, sehr Venture, eee cube Mate Uct 2—Arrived, sehes theo ‘Trigg, Gammon, New York: Palestiae, Howe, Weohaw’ YORTRESS MONROK, Oct 3—Arrivet, barks Condor (Mor), Olsen, Waltehay en; Constantia, from ———, see Hibernian (Bei. Richardson. from ke, for Baltimore; ship Bromere m for do; Ki (Nor), , from ro Bi Wotterdam for do; Ottone (Lal), Be! fast for do, Passed out—Ship Ids (Ger), for Bremen: barks Kate Deosby (Br), for Bordeaux; Adelaide, for Kio Janeiro: ‘or do; Dom Pedro LT, tor di n Goudey (Br), rigs Av to (Rus), for Qaeens Misaissipply fF Demerara: sels David L Taylor, for Port Antonio; W F McKewen, for Harvor Island (wil {rons ialtiwore harks, Jason (Nor). for Frionte owns Lulyi P ¢ bin Brest: Tem ie Fh nesor (Bri, for Nassua (all from Sulied~ Barkx Jubinal (Nor), Now Yorks Curin (Sw), ant Ui Vanx-Kubet (No Oskar (Soe), PHL RIVER (Nor), for Philadelphia; he ir). for Rlehinons r ’hitadelphia. ¢ 80—Arrived, steamer Vindicator, oat, Davis, Now Yorks jeured, ache Hamburg, Norbury, Now York; 8 ; dosioauie do, DG Oct 1~Arrived, schrs Ameriews Haven; Colin G Bos. 2, ian . Nitips, Providence ; D M Anthony, MeLal PUN AN ea Ust 2—Arrived, sche Anus B Jacob, Jones, ‘s KS Gildersleeve, Hall; James Free d Bay State, Crocker, New Yor. Jet 3—Arrived, sehe A L Fiteh, Fitch, Miscellany). ors Martin Innis, comb, th, Berk ‘ales Lr Wentwori! Perkin: altimere: 2 ry, and NW MeGoe, Steclmar Falledelnains ‘elon, Denke, Soutn Amboy; Chark it. Francixeo. i bi ea chr Zatupa, Sanborm, N MAUITAS, Sept 28—Suile pe NEW, ORLEANS. Oct 3—Arrivod at the Passos, steamer avis, London, Pass osmor Haytien (Br), for Balled oo bs f on ool; sity Zephyr, for Lye PALE oct L-Arcived, sioamer Buena Vontate (Sp), Ballexat, Maransae, 10 toud for Liverpuol. EWRUE PORT, ‘Oct 2—Arrived, sehr silas MeClune, spew, NEW Meuron, Oct 1—Salled, schr Ada Herbert, areivad, sebr Franklin Pierce, Kidd, Wareb ‘hrs Whistler, K 3 veg Barker, set for do; Kliza Pharo, il hones. Taunton tor New York (and sai Forrester, Watson, Providence for da, 2d Arrived, sehrs Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, straw; Nightingale, Younz, Providence for New 3 Honey, Sattorly, Perth Amboy for. New Bedford; A @ Tes = son, Mehrhof, Providence for Huckensuck. sd—Arrived, pilot bout Phastom, of New York, from @ rulse. nw LONDON, Oct 2—Arriy d, stoamor Williamsport, Philadolphin; Mary agw York for Opertos brigs Johano Go for Mal jo for Lisbon ; Maria digelt ok Fort Johawon fo It Barnett, feu T ay Ww ry ‘aw, Oct SoArrived, aches 3M MolLgnghton, mh ¥ te prey. Martin, Vhiladelpbian; Bx at at a York: Sparkle, Shropshire. south Amboy iu mag Ase PUTT TM LY. Sept 24--Arrived, bark Lissle Man shall, Sullivan, San Francise PORTG .MBLE, Sept 24—Arrived, bark Joseph Perkins, i Honolulu, *PENSACOLA, Sept 30—Cleared, sche R W Brown, BNBACOLA, Smith. Bosto PULLADELPHTA, Oct $~ Arrive Miller, Providence ; N clk, Tuunell; Rlenmend; Ford, Washington; Anthracite, Grumley, Now York: Vite {uin, Howe, Charleston: ship ‘surle Antoinetts (Duteh), Homies, Harrow: (barks Sarah M Smith (Br), Olsen, on; Maggie Ls Carviil (Br), Tinxiey, Antworp; sehrs kar Spungled nner, Muller itichmond; L¥ Levering, Corson, Provide it W Andereon, Babeock, Boston; H B& Diverty, Nie ‘Storm, Staab, women: J Clark: Coustus, Mystic Stoumners ‘Postsville. Perce, Sale jchmond ; Mayflower, rk; Susan, Grimley. Marttord: vinricn Ture “Ans, Octtion, Queeus: Lawyers (Nor), Bastrop, do: eae Nor), jo; Kms Alliance, Walton, ace Cuase, do: B ih jon, Newport; PT Willetts, Will Jobn W Pat Se Green, do; Foam, Roman, FL Godfrey, Wheaton, Providence; Jon Porter, Ro! Richmond: Eugene, Davis a Blast, Haven; Twilicht, Catheart. do; 5 terabury, Va: 8 Hastings, Tilton, Norio it B Diesety, Nickorion, Saybrook. er Pottsville, The steamer Colowbo, which cleared yesterday for Live cxpeel via Galveston, has beou ordered to remain here and joud. bags Petes hive ep fe re co Decawane Breakwater, Oct 2 -Snile: Mr). New York; brix Aaria (Br), Zach is re Warbados, ‘and the following sehvonern 6B Proscott, Alnba, Jas Jo Torumas, dno Walled etn Jobinon, JasM Bayles, Narra: gamsett Cone F a 7 Elita Aun, Sarah solior, ithebard ‘eux, Abel Parl ‘on “ jourdman rs wraiie,Ane Anes, Joua W Parker, D Britta Tanne Anuie ngage Lucy Jone: ‘alos, JW Hine, leanor vi jusen, KS Graban prkogn Smith, E a Hoover, Margaret L Yoauy, HT H axes, i'M Buehler, ee: Ser , Kathe J Hoyt, t A terion Mertimaac Fy Sinntck’ Oriole, ivetsBaller. OW Bay, Mary sh ik tattle f J Pioyd, C ‘onstitation. (eile Kuphrates din, Mitchell, Hall (and ‘Bd, PM, steamer Obie, Morrison, from Phila for Jlverpoo WARTLAND. Mev Ock 1--Cloured, schr Bramhalt, Now “Sn jod—Bark Samael B Hale, Buenos Ayces. Clearod, bark Tremont, . May: seb Succoas, New ve achrs Nollie F Suwrer, ihiieaeiphias Gertie B New York: Alice Oakes, Manson, dc iP RTSMOUTH, Oct 2—Arrivod, sehr Kolon, Brookings, 7, Touawaada, sherman, , Hart; Sarah J Gurney, Garney aerier. PSL Wheaton, Burret: Ourae Herts itanter, Green, and Nizbtingale, PAWTUCKE ‘2—Arrived, sebrs Al ee C Noves, White, Renbengy Bu War rereen, 7 York. D, Nop So-Atrived, Wig, iatmonte Gen, to load tor London; sebr« Lye Now Yor Laval, eee ciarke New York: I W kace, 2 Puta udoipt Clonred—Bark Kong Osear IL (Nor), Unristophersen, Lyn: oor, Norway, for orders. Galled—Barks Brazil (Br), Rosah, Dankirk: Lede ailed eer Bremerhaven; brig Sesudinaviea (lot Rie Janeiro. ‘Oct 1--areived, schr Anuie EB Moore, Eskridge, New 4 YWialied—Sehe dongle D Marton, Blagkington, Beaton ‘Arrived, sche Frances, McAndrews, Philadel- Hoared—Tarks Rival (Nor), one:n, Glasgow; (Nor), Zaehrisson, uabere: ise ig ide sage Mitte, Bi iio Gi vas Maliedsebrs Lalu Lynn, Iosloy, Philadelphia; BO Torey, opt 25—Arrived, barks Navel: W beaver, G dfrey, Ralatea; & Tabi Sept 20—Kallad, brig Joha MeDermots, 7th, sche shane BSiver, Hantiex i SiVANNAL, Sept JO—Arrived, bark Alfred the Groat (Br), teow Ol Pailuieiphts. ahie ‘own, romen; barks Duesaour ae, M’ Sinith Petersen (Nor), Ki {89 1 ae ih UE NG, nape 20—Artived, bark. Najaded Qlor), Hulversen, terdeaux. A ‘30—-Artived, sehrs Teayor. Ort. St John, Goo'A Plorce, Baker, Now Yorks rig Reportor, Rider, Fort Jobnvon. ¢ Annio Gas, Sawyer, Pi Plere ia vin Glow RSET, Oct 2—Arrived, schr Isabella Thompson, Perth Am! PONLNUTON. Oct 2—Asrivod, soles WT Kimer, Tribe Port Jounvon; Mary iilen’ Hunn, Goldamith, Rom . Ehtladeplee, sehrs Unariotte ‘a, York: Fenok, baer i, Docenosior, Nit joston for fs Nightingale, Hill Biss, Hodson, Kdgariown for un adel pia. Salled=Sehrs Capt Johu, American Eagle, Ubarlotte Figh and Lescor A Lowis. ‘The schr Melville has consploted repairs and is ready for TON, NU, Get 3—Arrived, back Thos © Seed ‘ahiba, Brags art Chin (By), Abler, Hamburg. HAM, Cot 1—Satied, sche Franklin Pierce, Kidd, Now York. WOUD'S HOLE, Get 2—Arrivod, sehr Jessie Hoyt, Ball River, 5 ALY uN Ket? order Benne 400 tong; single doek, sull Rink th egin.g, kuod evutrovvard, | For parcleula 150 We: New York. WiseacL ANHOUS. A PUZZLING ‘MYsfEtY"~ oo eu) A YOUNG ana Di DISAPPEARS! ournty, ona ‘NUT GUILTY? A Btrango and i i ett Story, GUILTY | poe GUILTY; DORA KLMY RS: ‘worst ENE! ‘iy Mrs MV. ViGEOR Wilt bo ready noxt Monday in the BW YORK Wier. 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