The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1878, Page 10

10 OBITUARY. MENG-DON-MENG, KING OF BURMAH. ‘The King of Barman, Meng-con-Meng, whose death ‘Was prematurely announced three weeks since, died after along iliness on the 2d :nst., as already an- | Bounced by a cable despatch in these columns. Tbe | late King was called to the throne tn 1853, on the de- Position of bis half-brother, Pagan-Moug, who had in- | Burred great unpopularity by his iailure im the second | Burmese war to drive the British out of Arakan and | | | Tenasserim. Un bis accession Lord Dalhousie, the then Goyernor General of india, made propositions for a formal treaty of peace, grunting considerable cous cessions of territory to the Euglish, but the now King, though offering no resistance to the occupation Of the province of Pegu, which was demanded by His Loraship, reiused to sign a document by which his meme stould be disgraced in the eves of posterity. During the lato King’s reign Bur. Mab has been a good deal before the British public in connection with a projected overland trade foute to China, Previous to 1865 there had been @ Povsiderable amount of traffic between Burmab and the wostern provinces of the Celestial Empire, but in Mbat year the Panthays established a Mohammedan Kingdom in Yunnan, which was followed by an almost entire cessation of the old trade. In the early part of 1868 on expedition staried under Major Sladen to make investigations as to the cause of thts, and to see lt the ravival of the trade might not be made practi- cable, The King at first professed great enthusiasm for the scheme; but when tbe party was about to start be seemed to become possessed with the fear that commercial intercourse Was but another name for an- Bexation, The result was that, though be did not openly oppose the mirsion, be yielded with a very bad Qnd 18 suspected of having thrown many Obstacles in the way of the explorers, ihe amount Of success gained by the expedition 18 open to debate, Dut there 1s no doubt thar 11 fell tar below the expecta- Mons of its projectors, Jealously at Mandalay is also Suspected to have had a good deal to do with the ure of the subsequent mission under the leadership of Colonel Browne, whicu has been described vy Dr. Anderson, in his “Mandalay and Momein ;’’ and there ‘Were circumstances attending the murder of Mr. Mar- gary, ut Manwyne, which seemed to point at the syim- Patby, if not complicity, of the Burmese authoriues fp the hostile designs of ‘the Chinese notables, Some @ificulty bas alse, it appears, been found recently in Betting Justice done on the murderers of Mr. Cooper M Bhamo, though there is no good reasen to suppose that the crime was in any way connected with Bar- Mese hatred of the foreigner. During his reign of a quarter of a century Meng- fov-Meng showed bimsell decidedly superior to any of his predecessors on the throne. Previous to bis ‘Recession the history of Burmah was one long record Of revolution and massacre; but his reign bas been comparatively iree from the intrigue: Uhat are go characteristic of Eastern despotisma ‘This is the more remarkabie when it ig remenibered that bis early years, up to (he time of bis accession, were yee ‘within the wails of a Buddhist monastery. @ haa thus to learn the art of rulmg almost en- tirely trom bis own experience. Nevert bad acquired a consigerabie knowledge of Of state and of the history and statistics of other countries besides his own. He was au euger irudes- man, claimed a mouopoly of the timber of Upper Burman apd had vast mercantile depots at nis capi- tal and at otner Hurmese cities. His cesire atter a bigher form of civilization wasshown by the fact of bis employing European officers to drill hts army. The experiment, however, d'd not prove a succe: the Burmese troops, having been so long accustomed to ® purely predatory system of fighting are not to be ousily restrained by our more refined ideas of what honorable war should be, His ruic wax, of course, one of absolute dexpotism; he was under no restraint except in so iar us he had a respect lor the Budduist @oge of morality. Still, the faci that he aimed at im- provement proves that the late King was not of sueb Savage temper as the majority of bis preaecessors ave been. PROFESSOR NIELS LUDVIG WESTESGAARD, DANISH OBIENTALIST. Nieis Ludvig Westergaard, professor of Oriental languages in the University of Copenhagen, and one Of the master builders of Sanskrit scholarship, died tm that city, September 9, afier a protracted and painiul iliness. The younger generation of Oriental- ists heard but littie of him, for bis great work was Qoished twenty years azo, and since that time failing bealth kept him from continuing the labors of bis youth, But to the Orientulists of a generation Westergaard was known as ‘one who had worked on the frontiers of numan knowledge, where no prede- cessor could have come io bis assistance; and, as Max Mller remarks in the Academy, be had carned title of whicn ancient emperors used to be so Proud—Mehbrer des Keren: nereaser of tho Em- pire’? He was born at Copenhagen Octover 27, 1815, being the son of a joiner and batider. From bis seboo! days he felt such a deep interest in the Arm Dian and Persian Junguages that be was indulged in bis ardent wish Jor « university education, and graa- pated at the early age of eighteen ye. He Bext took up the Sauskrit language, and as the librae ries of Copenhagen were fortunately rich tn the A Me manuscripts brought from Inaia by Rosmus Chris- dap Rork, be read within six or eight years the en- tire body of Sauskrit works then accessivie, extract- ing {rom them for the first time paseages in tilustra- tion of the meaning of ull Sanskrit veros, had com- pletely mustered (he sysiem of the native grammari- foe pushed bis researches into the uakuown Juu- ples of Vedic mauuscripis He was one of tne tirst Who studied Sayana’s commentary on Suuskrit roote, Rosen to study that grammariaa’s 1g-Veda,”of which poem only the Arst book Was puvitsueu vy Kosen in 1538, whue Wes- Vergaard copied out from mauuscripts tue most im- portant o1 the later bouks and ulso a considerubie por. Dion of the “Yajur-Veda.”” lu 1538 he went to tae Uae Versity of Bown, where be remained tor three years engaged upon the preparation of His “Radices Lingase Banscritac”’ (1341), or “Verba Dictionary,” a vvok ‘Which, says Maz Muller, excites amazement pot ouiy at the vastness of the preparations aecessury Jor it, but at the scuoiurtikefaccuracy with which iue work is dope, He was then only twenty-six yeurs of aye, vut had already, in 1839 visited tno Oriental libraries ‘aud museums of Paris, Oxtord aud Lonuon, and alter seeing bis book (urougi the press at Bou, Bet out In the spring of 154i upon a philological vieit to Iudia at the expense of (ne Danish government and the University of Copeutagen, He weut by way of the Gape io Bombay, and uiler turee years reached bome by way vi Persia, tue Caucasus, Moscow anu 31, Petersburg, richiy jade with new manuscripts of the Bacred Writings Of tue Parsees and Bow und accurate coptes of the Persian cuneiiorm inseripiious. The lat be generously (urned over to Uis ussuciate at Bona, Pro- fessor Christian Lassen, who bad already discovered the key to their ueciphermen!, coutenting bimeeil, 10 8 department, with publisuing the secoud Achae- Menia or Median cuseiiorms, wuich be Was the first to trace to « won-Aryan or “Turaoin” source. Ap- poluted in 1845 Professor of Indc-Orientai Philology end Literature at ibe University oi Copenvages, re devoted vimseil ior 1 yeurs to coliati nuseripts, aud 16 1592-4 publisued Lis the “Zenu-avesta, the Reiigious Buoks of tne Zeroas- triaus,” which Was Lo Le followed bY a trausiation, & Brammar anu a dictionary, These iatter works, how- ever, never appeared, as the labors of Haug und others provably forestalled them. Protessur Wostergaard aisy pudlisned in Latin a complete catu- Jegue of the Ludiau couices io the luraries of Copen- agen, a treatise on tue counection betweeu Sanskrit and Icelandic, some eiuciustions of tue Girnar rock fuscriptious of the Buacuiet King Asoka aud various contributions to Persian wytuolugy aod history. 1b (se known that bis preparations fora Zend dictionary Becupied most of bis al years, aud Pro- Jessur George Stephens gave in the Gentleman's Mag- sine for 1856 some iuteresting detalis as Lo this work, which it 1s hoped may now appear. Besides bis lin- BUistic labors Protessor Wesierguard was for some ears aclive in political life. He was a Deputy to the jgedag of 1545, which voied tue liveral charter a1 Serving a8 the Danisu constitution; acted as sec ary t0 that Assembly, and was so passionately Daoisa fa bis seotimeuts couceruing tbe vexed question of the Ducnies of schies wig Hoisteia as to bo aliens Sted (of a Lime iu bis literary eympatiies with bis old Iriends and evlieagnes at itoon. Protessor Wester- gaurd Was 2 corresponding memver of the Frenen Academy of Luseriptions, uuu Was chosen April 15, ih hooorary moiwLer of wwe Koyai Asiutic So- @tety of Gre: ‘tan and ireiand, SIBTEK FRANC | Miss Frances Pease died yosterday morning at three o'clock, in Mempnir, Tenn, ot yellow tever, | ‘This lady Was one Of the Sisters of St. Mary, of this ity, aod je the fourth of tue Sisters who have | falien victims ‘o this dreadtul disease of the emall band = of sx who went out wo the Churen — Orph Home at Memphis, to nerse the afllicted coildrea in that tnstivuuon! Bister Franves was wvoot (birly years of age, aud was born im one vf the Cilios oO! Lue Soutbern States, She ed tbe community of Sislers at St Mary's obout j she bad previously been living with in city, and was a very the paren of ihe Church Annunciation, giving ail ber leisure to Visiting the poor and sick children, of her reguiar Sunday morniag occupations ior a poor vind woman to the Bervico at th charch, She was distinguisbea r love tor ehiidren, and this her to vevote reel! to the duties of St. Mary's Hospityi in Weat Thirty-tourth street, where sve had been tor a loug time a very devoted worker. GENERAL 1. M. GRIFFITH, A special despatch trom Crystal Spri fleaths of Govern! {. M. GriMiih and bis daughter at Cayuga, Hinds county, Miss, of the prova.ling epi. temic sever sprending there. JUDGE ROBERT LANSING, After a briet ilinoss Judge Kovert Lansing died at his residence in Watertown, N. Y., Thursday night, aged cighty yours He reproxentod this district in the State senate from 1831 to 1446, and sat as Senator the Court of Errors. ihe wa Menate in 1868, and was aino judge vi tne county, ‘NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1878.--TRIPLE SHEET. MISSING PEOPLE. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1878. FIVE PERSONS FOR WHOM TRE POLICE ARE ARRIVALS. SEARCHING—STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES. Five persons were reported at Police Headquarters | REPORTED BY THK HERALD STAM YACHTS AND HERALD yesterday as missing and one of the cases may yet WHITESTONE TRLEGKAPH LINE. Jead to the discovery of either a murder orsuicide, It | 4th, Gonaives 17 is that of Mrs, Margaret Faotich, of Springfeld, L. 1, i 2 who on the 30th of last mooth left her bome to make some purchases at a dry goods store 1p Grand street, | gales with lish suas to lha) this city. It was her intention so return home that | Andes (ie). from New York i evening, but her husband, who reported the case last | ae. fread Fenwick's Shoals, saw @ ship tho night, bas not seen her since. He came to this | 1p Foblin wouth, NS), Robbins, Beitast via days, in’ dailast, "to Boyd & city, and, om muking inquiries at the Grand strect | feltvare Breakwate Bare Chalmette (of Freeport), Chadboura, toile April store, learned that on the 301n ult, she had purchased | | ivr, Cialiutto (ol Maen pri otee & Hamil vowel to there about $100 worth of goods to retail in the fapey | master. Passed Anjer, May 20, Cape of thoes tho ly ’ f 14 and crossed tue Equator Aug 24, In lon 3720 W. ee wun oe aos tee to tinars | June 18, tat 20 80 f Tou (38 40) E” Ploreneia | Pivo; ta, . was lost overboard; July 2% of the store aud” “outr a Seoond Doe | 2s, # seaman. was lant ovarbosnts daly 2. of car, The theories advanced in the case | pudder head, making the nearest port are that sbe Was olther robbed and murdered while Aug 4 arri ' mudo temporer: on ber way home, or that she committed suicide by udder and sailed om the &h; Sept 12. Int 14 43 Jumping trom the lerryboat while crossing tue Eust 4259 W. had «hoary hurricane. beginning ut River to Brooklyn. ‘tbe Luspector took a aescription shah ending of Seite [sek Sara Caliah cee ns of Mrs. Fuotich, which he sent to all the police sta- ‘ eifutders tor New oC adem tion Louses. kK Meta Breckwoldt (Ger), Breckwoldt, Padane Oliver Tutbill, the agent for the Erie Railroad at | days, with eofl-e 10 Vi Brown & Co, Passed Cape of Ruiheriord Yurk, N. J., bas been missing irom bis | Good lope Aug 7 and crossed the Kaustor Sepe 4, in low home since Thursday morning, when he came to this aes Cteye ad ES Lee A Re sews city to transact some business. eae - P 5 Martta Burke, of No. $4 Oliver strect, reported toas | Bsus » nine lak Bus the Aires aud second officers; supplied bis father, Thomas Burke, left bis home very 8ud- | "Kirk Kunz sverce (Nor), denly yeaterday, taking with bim $200 in wouey and | Breakwater 51 days, in buil Bark Luce (Ital), reluzo, @eliver waton aad gold chain. water 28 days, in Duiliat, to Dassorl, Strwehll & C aye mqenad ‘ark Nellie Moody (of Yarinouth, NS), Earl, T JOSEPH BRENN N'S DISAPPEARANCE. Delaware Broakwator 5 duye, in baliast, to chen. The police of the Thirty-fobrth precinct yesterday inti idhyrne (Nor). Olken, Rogterdam, via Dulaware f reak water 36 days, iu bailast, to Punch, Edye & Co. sent the fullowing general alarm to all the precincts | Bri iw tt ati), Ommunusan, Bareslona St days, in in this city :— Wallet ee. fr Bach, ae #03 ‘As ia as am re ¥ Bark Nuova Chiarina (Ital), janani, ghora eaneans. ricenph Brenar gre eatin ta with marble, ray de, to JC Seagers. "Famed Gib diagonal cour; also « | Aus 27: Sens 17, lat Jacmel Sept 12, Aux Cares Mare 10th, Port au Prince 21st u mdse dnd passeng rt to Pim, 4 Usland Passe: jc hurricane, lasting 2 rf ar 18, lou 58 40, wus struck by @ ee ee a aia dark comolexion aud. ie | Violent squall, which settled to a hurricane from W, last- dressed ins gray suit, who decamped [rom St. Jobn's Col. | ing 9 hours, in which the veuvel was knocked m ree volauets taking ‘with thems number of void and | eud-, floodiny the cabin and filling the vold to the depth fiver watehes irom the studeots of 4 feet, war: he boat away and blew away «n eotiro Tae 2 suit of sails abliged (ocut Away the foretopmast to Up to a late boar last night pone of the persons | piaht the ve which im talling earried with it maintop- deaeribed 1n the above despatch had been arrested, gallantmast with everything attached, Bt | > Bark WW thomas (of Portland), Boyd, Cape Town 5 Py in ballast, to Brett, Son & Co, Crossed the Eq WHERE 18 GUSTAVE HOFFMAN? Sept 3, in lon 34. a an Sat ow ‘Tho embarrassment of the firm of Hoffman & Luz, | Ark Vivetts tivire (Costa ttlean, Boxe, Salarn manufacturers of lace and wor-ted goods, at No. 638 ances, Panshd Fquator August 31. Broadway, bas occasioned considerable comment tu | (ered, “Wisk. ot Stuen Island, died, ai F of | iilne: the wade om sodouas of the, dissppenrane Brie Roselta Smith (ot Windsor, NS), McCulloch, Newry, the senior partner, Gustave Hoffman, He left | 1, 3s da: %. ‘tn ball: aed F Wants y & Co. ae ae 25 Br erion, Williams, Guantanamo 20 days, wis! the city very suddenly om tne 25tm of last | ii, Moses Taylor & Co; vessol to iret, Son & Co, month, and rumor bas it that he eloped with Schr Alpha (of Boston). Salisbury. Montserrat eat % Bi . wit mola F one of the ladies employod in tho store, From Bos- |Z" yienbater, 1 day watuncas an moans i ton he sent a telegram to bis pi r, and since then | gales, with heavy head sea; lost and split wails, &c. Steamer City of Chester (Br has not veen heurd from. 1t is supposed that he is | | farsteamer City of Chester (Br now in Canada. Mr. Henry M. Goldfogie, attorney for ¢ 45, er Bothnls moan, York ior Liverpool ; . 230 miles & of Sandy Hook, Mrs, Rache! Hoffman, wife of the missing partner, said | York tor ‘avery WA NPAs ioe itan tone Yesterday that Mr. Hoffman bad disappeared without |p yrig Lady Bira (itr), trom Yabacoa, Pi, which an- advising bis business associate, aud tho last beard | chored at Sandy Hook for ordors, cume up to the city 4PM. from him was when he arrived at Boston. He would PASSED THROUGH HELL GArE woman nud accompanied him, ie siaed, bowever, BOUWD "SOUTH: roma: companies oat It was said tuat oae of the salesiadies bad disap» | yStoamer City of Pitehbarg, Eilis, New Bedford for Now red, Dut it was some time ago, and he did pot think Se Baa accompanied her suployer. Mr. Goldfogie | Sehr Ren Sele Gr), Drake, Se Sena, ¥ jurther said that beiore Mr. Hulman disappeared be | Schr Toloxraph, Thomas, Providence for New York. had transterred ali uis interest in the basiuess to his | Senr FU Smith, Sinith, Providenee for New Yor wife, and she was r nized us @ partuer by Mr. Lux ak Belle Soaman, Steviman, Westerly, KI. Anu entered upoo possession a fow duys alter Mr. ‘ork. " Hottnan lefu'Y Ou Hssday® abe, made apoticaion to | Soke d M Brunei Carnon vurtand Cifor New York Juuge Donotiue of the Supreme Court tor the appoiut- | Sent K Flower, Hubvara. Connecticut ikiver for New ment of « receiver tor the frm, sod suosequently Mr. | york : George H. dhreve, of the drm of Kibbe, Cuuflve, | SenrJ af Grifing, Howe, New Haven for New York. shreve & Co., of No. Tl Worth street, was sppoiuted. | Schr Jennie Roxers. Koxers, New Laven tor Now York, The object of the receivership was lo secure 4 fair dis r Kate Seranten, Pond. New ilaven FI by otis ‘Of the assets tu all thecroditors pro rata, wud | Sebr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Porteoester for New York, to praventany single creditor irom getting « prelereuce BOUND EAST. by up attacument, He did pet believe the irm was . : depts at present. The liabilities wero ubous $20,090, | Valparaiso via Arica (und anchored in Hart Island roads), alarge part of which was secured by indorsewents | “scurW & H Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, New York tor @nd stock, and the frm considered the asseis worth Winds over $20,000, Mr, Goidicgie, iu conclusion, said that Schr Emma (Br), Meyer ew, Noe for St John, NB. Mir. Hoffman nad nos taken way of the iirm’s moucy, | ScbF elie F Hinckley. New York fot Portiand and it Was supposed that he had sufficient 1unds with Be dai Carbon oe bin. Schr J # Bleek Mr. & D. Lux tailed several years ago, when a memw- Bebe ‘Albion, Mili ber of the lrm of Pollak & Lux, and was unable to | Sehr Clarn Post, Ferri, New York for Portchestor. Obias a sutiniactory woltiewment, | Mr. Homans | cnr aa ee earker, Hoboken tor Hoven, “ Sehr Bol:e K Hull, Brush, Hovoken tor Providence. lather is a member of the Uri of Hoflwan Browuers & prasene ce .! aes Bioom, of San #raneisco. Sebr Hannah Bluckman, Aruold, Hoboken for Provi- 3 ‘sehr CI , Kelly, Roundout for Boston. WILLIAM H. LAWKENCE’S RETURN. | feir yonder, Walsh, Noudout for Boston. ——_ Rehr Mary Brower, Tallman. Amboy fer Boston, debr vel, in, Awboy for Fal iver. There seems to have been some misapprebension in pect Rete Pisum hk mtink ter Mae hace, regard to the notification received at Police Head- | ScirJ i iartiett, Kelly, Port Johusou tor irosto quarters oo Thursday evenin; Mting forth that Mr. Pr ae Ae U' Donohue, Warren, Port Johnson for Be: William H. Luwronee, a retired mercbant of Yonkers, | “Sehr M Bayles, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Provi- Wostchester county, had been missing trom his home Onjehe dM Fapner. topo, Virgina for Stamfors. fm that city wince iast Saturday, A Humaup re- | Seur Sarah Mis, Gurney. Philadelpbia for spponang. Sehr AW Parker, Geun, Philadelphia for New Boat porter visited Yonkers yesterday afternoon and | Shr Katy J Hoyt, Heaney, Pulladelpiia fer Norwich. ascertained that Mr. Lawrence wus at bis residence Sebr Fanuie G Wari Brockway, Philadelphia for Hart- a. in South Broadway, It was learned from members a Daniel Morris. Ranken, Philadelphia for Saybrook. sehr Lucy Jones, Mayuew, Philagoiphia for New Haven. of the family that Mr. Lawrenco ieft home last ) Ser Ini Jot erkele, Auderson, Philudelptla. for New Saturday for the purpose of transacting some busie | Heaven. ness at Woodlawn, and as he bas not been in good | Ser W D Hilson, Horner, Phila health for some months past be lost his way in tbe Bark —_ enna for Bayon! woods and remained out all night, revuroing arly on | 1m Hart Istand rouds, Sunday atternooa, since which time he has re. mained in the house, His sone, Messrs. CLEARED. Frederick and James Lawreuce, who compose & wall Known business irra at Yonkers, | | Steamor City of Richmond (ir), Leitch, Liverpool via told the writer that they were ultugethe: ueenstown John G Dale. s‘loss to understand bow, of 4 wit manner, the r Qvoumer 'Stuiuchiie ir), Morris, Dunkirk-Joha or. of their father’s alleged protracted disappearance bee - a bad reached the New York police authorities. Mr, Ra ee ae Caen es Lawrence 1s one of the videst residents of Yonkers, | “'Steamer City of Dulins, Chester, Fernandina via Port where he bas held many official positions Among | Royal—O Ii Mallory & Co, these was that of Coroner, the dates of which office | Steamer Josephiue Thomson, Moore, Baitimore-J 8 ae | Ke pede gang oe eon atta peak | steumer Boverly, Wallace, Philadelphia—Jamos Hand. invoiving a \Ger), Gerd = Joss of about ove buudred and forty lives, apace ac aan Nk a ame te pa ————— ‘Ship Boxnara (Nor). Larson. Havre—C Tobias & Co. KILLED ON THE LONG ISLAND | _ Ship Miuhtingale (Nor), Olsen, Trieste—Bonhum & Boye- Iphia tor New Haven, ‘Sd inst, ts at anchor nen. RAILROAD. wage Money A Paull, Strange, Aarlaide and Brisbane— Bark Concordia (Nor), Buil, Liverpool--Faneh, Edye & Charles C. Moore, thirty-seven years old, of Man | “Si... a rfaesud (Nor), Merguedieh, Cork cr Falmouth for chester, N. H., jamped {rom the tweive o'clock train Yuneh, Kdye & Co. from Hunter's Point, at Jamaics, yesterday alternoon, | , Bart Anders Dedekam (Nor), Larsen, Stottin—Paneh, and was struck and instantly Killed by the engine ot | | Bark, Fera (Non), Leversen, Bhinors for orders—Yuneb, the twelve o’clock train trom Flatbush avenue. Col dye & Co. over Wood held an inquest, at which a verdict of uc- opts? urate aa a lea a cidental deatn was renuerod. fark Suga (Sw), Martinson, Havre—Beaham & Boyesen, jor), Svendsen, Kochefort—Funch, Kuye & ART NOTE wire, Matilda Hilyard (Bir), Crosby, Bordeaux -J F Litne, Co. There haa been placed on exhibition at Knocdler & bei bie og Co."s gallery an interesting lite size portrait of Mme, act 4 Modjeska, by Carolus Duran. It is effective, in good hal, OonsbalttnepieSobe 0 harmony of color aod painted in a dashing style, actress 18 costumed in a rebe of gray veivet, with ali, Dunkirk—Boyd & Hincken. rimming 4 18 standing gracetully, boiding . pera oe Auvutt. rose to her vi with one band, while With tbe | 7 eee tt aoe rough ny (Apt aMa) and um ovher she lilts ber dress, sche Fanule Pike, Kiipatrick, Port au Wrince-D de Custro & CO. OIL CAKS BULKNED, GigE AhbIe ,K,Hentley, Mehatfor, Chartoston—Bentios, — Selir Ase bigiow, Myers, Hartford —Rackett & Bro By the breaking of ao oxic of an oil ear on the | Sloop Water Witch, Christi, New Haven—iuekett & Bro. Lebigh Valley Batiroaa, near Elizabetn, N. J., yester- SAILED. day, tbree cars of oi] were thrown irow the track. 7 “i tirely consumed. Steamors Statncliffs (ir), tor Dankirk ; City of Dating | Fetuandins. we; shia. sched (Br), Liverpool; varks 7 ortunn SHIPPING N E WS | Hoenetort;s beh Keystone, Ctentucgs y N Christi, —— MARITIME MISCELLANY. OCEAN STEAMERS, Steam Cominrmiax (Br), trom Glasxow via Hailifa ‘ DATES OY DEPARTORE rhox NAW YonK FoR THE MoxTH | fost 5 We lusting TORKK. “Sicumer. —_—| ‘Satla. | Destination Office. preamne Bexvorrticn, from N at Norfolk Quurautine, leaky, hus been sarveyed. was recommended that her euro of corn and wheat be disenarged by Nehterste remain at quarantine, aod that the steamer be pinced in a dey dock for repairs when the health authorities permit her to go up to the city, which will not be until er frost. 5)Giasvow....|7 Howline Liverpool. .|69 Broadway Liverpool 31-3 Broadway Kremen....|2 Bowting Green Liverpool. )20 Brondway “ere (ity of Kisbmond. London ...” |68 Broadway Alsntin. Loudon '.|7 Howling Groen | HARK PRINDSKSSE ALKXANDBA (Dan), Johoston, loaded Alveria. Giverpool. |4 Bowling Green | for New York, stranded im ® hurrteano'at Jacusel prior to Ville de Havee......]05 Browuway Seve 30. Rott Rotterdam, rondway Bank Jase Anna (Br), Meligerin, trom Riebibueto fi ity ot Us br “3h i Mrpadway | Duviin, iv ashore at North Cape, aad will provauly tee Sota... Sf season total loss, she has a cargo of deal Goilert ... Bronaway Bang Canin (Swe), Wostorlund, om, NC, im ballast (bs ept B: 29 Broadway 4 Bowliny Gre fe; aureoment with the tug, £200; nce arrived at Dover same day, with I of jt mm, 1 i \ 1 1 3 Hiro . SL Hromdeay | toretopmast und headgear, topsides chafed and otherwise 19] #7 Brovwdway damaged. 18 Krondway Hata MAN d from Lockeport fur th 19) 1) Broadway Went indies 1 J abandone. 10H JE iwtina teow ate, Me M 19) Bremen. .../2 Bowling Gree 4 ee WAR A Ve zal Liverpool. [20 broadway Herbert, Ne. in 1 23] Liverpool 4 Bowline Gi oe lasaree 23) London ore t, wud Insure) a0 Beondw 3) Broadway cum MIGNONKTTE of Liverpoo!, NS, from Port Medway, rae Get 24l Hammbr ‘lay Ftuopl et 26] Glae 7 Howling Green | Scan Lawurt Hatt, at New Bedford 4, from Georges Khein et 20 i2 Howling Groom | town, DU, lust maintopmast four days previously. Dannda ‘Jost 30 69 Broadway " . @ ore fre Lewsing. []Oet B1)liambucz” [bt Broadway cltiet nie wi Wve sp hate de. a 1 pence ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, with lime and few tours out, p SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. on fire, The vessel Sun rises 6 01| Sandy HKouk..morn 2 61 | WH! probably be seurtle: ° 5 36) Gov. Isiand...morn g gg | Sen® Lizzie Trrvs, Phillips, from and tor New York, was 48 | stranded at Jacwmol privet to Sept 30 during « hurrignne. mora 4:21 | Hie LT was a theeo-master, of 100 tons. was built at a Greenport, LI, in 1875, and balled from New York HERALD YACHT WEATHéR OBSER- Dow Pupno (Br). while toad als wt Mill VATIONS. farag’ abst, 110,000. fee pric s masts, crashing the deek and bull eet of wate! orn 12 19 | Heli Gai | | Bar. | ther.) sate of Od. 4 Hour. | Tneh.| Dep. | Wind.| Weather. MV eons was ton "avo oy New Yor! v.10) 73) k\Cienr. SS at 1 o'elvel Sandy Hook...) 4PM[9.06) 71) SE|v lent. 3 Leh tebip.. & PM|30.05| 6x] WW |Otonr, Horsesho: [12 PM/30.06' 65) NW $ WESTERN UNION TIME BALL New Yorn, Oct 4—Noor Union time ball was dropped to-day Sewn Conquest (Br). for Halifax, with vein Hampton Koad, Oot 4 1 Drury, ot Boston. The f har port main riggin and main| r chain plates bent, her mi had « | tained other damage, She was taken to Norfolk for re- Chanpien (Br), Granville, and Sprins Bird (B1), McKay, pairs i r " 21 3B Scun Samay L Davis, which was tocorrectiy reported te | «ulenmed at, sche Gusto Prescott. Glass. Xew York; Bueco have been lost at Tuspan, did experience # hu: id Artived 24, scht Weleoie Home, Muntoo, Now York. 4 letter from the captain, © ¥ Cottrell, give TROXILLO, Sept ‘ San Salvador, schooner wus loading cedar and t Marsha 1, New Yorn raat Ney ot qypuwootu. NS, Get 1—Salled, ship Cyprus (Br), for visited that coast, ls ashore with t loss of lite, Capt Cot- — itis vessel cut adrift one ratt of iumber sud (Pxu Stuauen Grey ov Custen.| ¢ ABERDEEN, Sept 28—Arrivec, Aker, Ormo, Philadelphia. # boat. Dit, the gale inerensiug, oa nals aupuossas, Sept 20—arrived, Kons Curl, Samson, Mira: mich ANtwerRr, Sept 22—Arrived, Peer of the Realm, son, Montreal; Java (s), Gleig, New York. sailed 21st. Peacemaker, Clason, Cardil Lauritaen, Obarleston. AMSTERDAM, Sept 20—Arcived, Famora, Slocumb, Bou- ‘Arrived, stenn the stoves parted, ‘The vessel when the captain ovinsatl, close reetes 2 the vossol wore round and headed 0) hear the breakers, au) Ler escnpe fram striking W jose. ‘The captain writes:—"ilad my yosyel struck none woud hit word ty teil the tale.” Of several voasels im | company with the Davis ali bat o were driven ashore, but four men of all the crews escaped % watery ara hors ulead, rodo it ous iu Nichel- aroline, ay. AnkeNDAL, Sopt 14—Arrived, Kallisto, Kittel, New York. Crearod Ith, Brakka, Nielson, Galveston, AULBECK. Sept 19—Arrived, "Naom! (of Gottenburg), from —— tor Amorica, co DARE, With four Koier (Nor), fram, Toiasco for He: date (by tel from Madeira, Sept 21)—Ar- fe eportod), was amen Cet 1. Erving Van Light: | rived. sarmtian, Skoaume, Wadens for London, ai - > 7 21—s 4 A 5 te ife water, vy bark Lillian (Be, ae Wiiminuton, | wninston:‘Sulstint. J seasons suudy Hook. ne . aAktow, Sept 21—arrived, Bachelors, Louzhunt, Phila. Groucester, Oct 3-N TAndrew: itors’ agent, | delunia. lun mado « contract for $350 to cet o chr Ossiper BRixtiam, Sept 22—Offtthe Start, J E Suthorgreen, Spicer, ashore wear Cape Diamond, and pus her at Fort Hawn Rovterda: for Charleston, bury, Sehes EK Ki St Lawrence, be Baxter. Sept 2 the way lous Bau ase, Sey 22—Artive Beynon, Miramichi. MintunivK, Sept 28~Hriz Lahaina, launched from the | yover'ty puitanen TM aware Broak- pannel wantin, Bane Sth, oneal? (eee fee Sey Bue MaMuaves, Yopt 20—Arrived. Baltimore «, De Lele 200 tons on the stocks, which will be Suished shis season, | M1: Rutivore, Braunachwels (a), Undoatech, de ica. Making over 5U vessels be has built. Bonpkavg, Sept 20—Arrived, Anuie 8 Conant, Baker, iZaed upon Baltimors struction of 700 ton bark, George W Cuttrell 18 | Suiled 19th, Josephine, Oreutt, Now York (and sailed ulso building » bark. from Pauline 36uu) Frits Smith.” Larson. do (and salted vi om 1 pitt uilluc 2 see below) ; 20th, Superbve, Gavi slegumcunn a tacriamion: witpt Aur shake Rhelerod | Norden Kbexsen, Pilludeiphix (and both sailed from seutk hace hrc Pauitlae 21st, Armoain, Terncovick, New York; Reerenigie tig yr Scuudimavia, Pualsen, do. Javis O © Cole aud Ambrose s from Pauiliae 18th, Boritelj, Tripeovich, New Rurob and borin alternate years. There Ist, Prindesse Louisa, Kramer, aud Gulseppino, " y Heng h. i io. Philadelphia, is a p of 1,000 tons weing built by AP Nash, whie RNS gal uhgimauaetes Wang Kiki: heintends :aunching thy lust of November, This iv sald to Le the only vessel Luiliiny ia the coun: NOTICE TO MARINERS. Arrived, Lucodio, Bullestione, Buitl- oue (x) Boul, Havre (and sailed 24th nryx, Hutcheson, Montreal. ept 22—Sailed, Carin, Westerland, Now York. Sept 16—Arrived, Louisiana, Gandolfo, New Or- %, Sept 19—Cleared, Marv Fard, Wood, Boston. tonuNMa. Sept 18-Sailed, Borus‘la (s), Williams, Ha- TA. 5 vanu wna New Orlen WHALL-MEN, fled, Idea Q, Gallo, Philadelphia. pe 17—Saltod, Umberty Primo, C chr Wm AGrosier, Rod- | kinno, and Onterina Cacaco, Ruzi:lero, Now Yi certs, irom Provincetown, to a DEAL, Bept 21—Anchorod, D Chup MTree aieaa, tat aaa ie for Hoxton (and was underway 24th) ; 23d, sJodro! Fisher, Charleston Ground, with 3 bbls sp 1 ‘arson, do tor New York (and sailed same day): Puniatonieeaeeant atau siatiaston: ot: atleoes at Mielven, do for Savannah; Hiram, Jacobson, defor Bulti- the crew and the givins out oi the cutting p more: Columbus, Perrott, do for Sandy Hovk; 24th, Huve- tumteoeariicala: veer te peter re taw. Rout, London for Philadelphia (and all four uuder- Alle 27; Jat 30.0 loa 7U.0, experienced » hurricane, iy way 24th). came olf with slizht loss. ” Jul is ex- ‘The bary on Wobster’s stock, in Gloucester barb g broken off, and vessels enteriax the Zarbor show ercive caution. Arrived at New Bedford Oct 3. Fer i 7 20 souks sperm whnls | OM 22d, Rosa, Olmon, Aarhuas for New York. farge onough te me-e 100 bila, but could not bull Sim on | | Passed 284, Ethel Blanche, MeMuion, London for Char- account of iis being poor. I tikes cork, aud pleces | lottetown; Fiashlicht, Curd, do for New York, Rieaim cxantaend Doasea apoaane wate Dovan, Sept 23—Pussed, ‘August andre (8), from Ant- t fecas. of wero for New York (and ‘passed Lizurd 24th) ; Oder (s), i “ from Bremen for do. it reported. T'UNGENKSS, Nept_22—Off, Ferdinand Vander Taelen (s), Sul. Maetenk, bark Ren Bex, Garour. Antwerp for New’ York: Volchestor, Kittie, ‘sre! men for do. Pear: in, Alba, Senrpati, trom Ex- ‘ork, pt 20-Satled. Annita, Menstle, Deluwaro 1st, Arklow, Robertson, Shelburne, NS. SPOKEN, bhp Hosea (Ge), Madey, toon Maw: verk for Cekphama’ Nept 20—Arrived, Tyrus, ‘Hallgren, New York. int 25, + ‘20th, y ¥ 7 : 5 anig Teen diveworth, trrom Livorpoot tor Cwleutta, | Duy, Rens te Aleta Cede ie ales! Paleied ept 21, off Contant those. ‘ . . ‘Ship Mucgio A Rovertaou (of Prince Edward Island), | EXMOUTH. Sept 21 —Salled, Friso, Albertson, New York, vous We nape & let 4040 N, son 67 We Fanwourii, Sept 22—Sulied, Krin's Star, Melee, Hull, z Hare Linxtollow (Br), front Cardiff tor Cape Town, Aug Placa pose ee te Ay lea Walberg, lat $8, bon BOW. P ‘Burk Summer Cloud (Br), from Aberdeen for Tybee, Sept | 4,010U 1 Beutrice, Bolby, Sandy 7. lng 41 21, lon 34 10, eae Bei Bark Antagonist ie), Trail, from Goole for Baltimore, | giyrgat™ DOCK Sept 28—Arnwved, Hafaoly, Gazuino, jept 17, lat 4x, 100 16. Bric Levi ssovens, 7 days out from Burrard Malet for Syd- | , Siascow, Sept 21—Arrived, E (s), Rollo, Mon- mey, Sept off Columbia River. Belz Kute Upuam (Be). Rouse, trom Barrow for Sydney, CB, no date, 30 miles SW of tho Smads, Weymouth, NS, ied from Greenock 24th); Magic, Murahull, PE (und sailed from Greenock 21«t). ‘GuxeNoce, Sept 24 -Arrived, Munitovan (s), MeDouy: 3 Montreal. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Suilod fanadian (3), MeLoxn, Montreal, pLirecn Gatway, Sept z3—Arrived, Britanala, Philadelphia. Axtweer, Oct 4—Arrived, stoamer James Gray (Br), | Suiled 24th, Aspe CE ee or a Ki ich Philadelphia; ship Bonansa (Br), Webster, do. eA CRUBGAMRILEG tar Nata Koek) « T2ih, ec ee Gt Maasiiniaiete GitdE duswateee Marsoiiles (and suiled tor Naw York); 17th, Bazie Kock. 27s GxNoa, Sept 1% -Salled, Parenti, Olivari, Ni ‘ork; Aanuvus, Sept 27—Sailed, bark Balder (Sw), Walff, 19th, Henry & «Mabie. vi iow York well, Bury ‘i United states, iivzt, Sept 2t—Suiled, Phenix, Peterson, New York (and Briston. Oct 4—Arrived, schr Grace Bradley, Vesper, | sailed from Grimsuy Rouds 24th). anes: HoLynxsD, Sep! Arrived, Northambria, Forbes, Liv- fe erpool (and sailed for Tybee); Fanny H Loring, Soule, Buxvast, Oct 3—Arrived, ship E J Harland (Br), Eng- | Giaszow tor Matanzns; Jauiak, Wooahouse, New York for lish, Philadetphis. Glasson Dock; Harvester, Bosworth, Liverpool for Cal- ts 4 sniled). Bremen, Oct 4—Sailed, ships Hedvig (Ger), Min cat cauish, Mis Madre, Pastorine, from, Liverpool for New York; Bedford (Br), Congdon, America; ark Jupi- | Delaw slate jer es a he yugusctia, Sopt 19—Arrived, Chienecta. Potter, New Borpeavx, Vet 4—Arrived, bark Maria Dunan (Br), | Salicd Caxbaven 21st, Stowart Freeman, Ray- White, New Yorx. 22—Arrived, ¥ N Bl Bancetosa, Oct 1—Arrived, barks Aurora (Sp), Canto, rouwerst a eee. Now York; 2d, Paquet de Vendrell (sp). Sintes, Savannah, | |, [Avan Later Sire 1. #rinee Vietor, Baillie, Huan- Cnooxuavun, Oct 4—Arrived, Len, from ——, Salled 20th. Tsoruazora, Hilton, New York ; Julia Grace, Passed 4th, 9 PM, steamer City of Brussels (Br), | Dickson, Havana. Watkins, from New York for Liverpool, Beg ry roa comer Cette, Oct 2—Arrived, ship Protector (Nor), Wold, Bal- | Sarmatinn (s), : York: 23d, logdians (8), Sarge: # Sansego | (Mclean, Glasgow. led 21st, Quebe ood, Delaware; Osiris (9) jorthumbrin, Forbes. Tybee; 224, Imbros (s). Tete sans ; ; Sand: 8 Hook ee 234, Alice Buck, Herriman, ‘Bom! Dvnaunxss, Oct 4—Off, bark Esra (Nor), Jorgenson, bh. NBY 24th, Laxe Nepixon. (Bri, Seott, Biitinee foe Bosman. Moutroil: Proponiis| (a), ihomaen, Norfolk; Qi of rity, Moulton, Dolavt Dyxta, Oot 2—Sailed, steamer Croft (Br), Hodgson, | Glen Ist, iraward (Brion, Wallsce, Sandy Hook : Mal: d New ¥. Venus. Bauck, do via Holsingborg; Hewis Markham, oe ee Gray, ‘Tybee: "23d, ‘Areadia, Dakin. Key Wost; india, Russia (s), Cook, New Garguirevieh, do; Perry, New timore; barks Amor (Aus), Premuda, New Yor (Aus), Mircovich, dow bark Luigino La Monica Fataovrm, Oct 1—Arrived, ship Favorisa (Ger), Peter- | Horkuon, Tybe sen, Philadelpiia for Bremen; bark Schiller (er), Petts | | Loxpox, ¥ept 21—Cleared.. Harmonto, Nieleen, 8 nah; Ethel Blanche, MeMahon, Prineo and 5 Joch, Richmond fur do; 4th, ships Comes, Norris, Owarl | D4 sigyandor Marshall, Gard nes Yacks tate ok Bay: Tabor, Taylo: Fxcamp, Qct 3—Sailed, barks Ramolivo (Br), Pearce, Philudelobia, Gimeatran, Sopt 27—Arrived, brig Raggioro (Isa)), Rage New Vork, HULL, Oct 4—Sailed, stoamer Wimbledon (Br), Watson, New Orleans; bark Talisman (ir). Baker, Phitagelphin, Honvuxun, Oct 1—Arrivoed, bark Muri Crintinn (Ital, Jacearino, Baltimore. Havus, Oct 3—arnved, steamer Tagus (Br), Clark, Now ep York 17th, Paquete 4 Suited 2d, bark Aquila (Nor), Stray, Hampton Roads; | Lxcioun. Rep 4th, ship Joba T Berry, Emerson, New Or Livenroot, Oct 3—Arrived, steamer Toxas (Br), Lauren- sen, Moatreal. Satlea 4th, ship Romedal (Br), Jarman, United States "k Jardine Brothers (Br), Neilsen, Charteston, 1 18 = ¥ . mith, Lowpon, Oet 4—Arrived, sche Kochoto, Jasper, New ) nus, Sept 19—Swlied, 'W' Dressers brows St York. Thomas. Neiled 4th, bark Veritas (Br), Murray, Delaware Break: |g: SULQNT (ann eiwared Histice euony leaks Vanes wator. (s). Pearce, Havre: 24d, Cohowim (9), Bory, Antwerp (and ham (s) Weizhman, St Pavellon de Pics. Aibion, Hughes, de: British Queen, Kilts, Shelburae; 2). Young, New York: Usean Express, on. Jeodspood, Morse, Maryborough. Grave-ond 22d, Frigg, Sandy Hou; 24th, New York, I'MAKD, Rept 24” Famed, Wawalened. Wilson, from Phiindetphi for Lym 1 Sept 21 Keottish Fairy, Wilson, Mon- Erickson, du; 23d, Lombard ¥, Sept 21—Satled, C C Yan Hora,, Hall, d lett Inpivhows jJend 23d). 16 -Sailed, Fiavio, ' M wh ene, Philadel phi 14-Cteared, Gomitori Tarabocehios ‘St Patrick, Bogart, Now o Bonzo, Phila- Taravoceniv, New York, Lizanp, Oct 4—Pasved, ste Westvourne (a), fenn Ilavea: Nina (a). stag; Juckson, New York for Antwerp. Rowen (ard cleared for Dieppe. Lucuoes, to Oct 4—Arrived, burk Garigli Samlas Bante Tartent Vite te Gate ik 3 . . Glasgow, arose, Phtindolphia, ke (nod salloa same day for Messina). oh MoNTRosK, Uct 4—Arrived, brig R B Gove, Hodgman, | Pourtaxn, Sept 2—Put in. Lovspring, Bach, Kings Now York Lynn for Aucericn, y ; pt 22—Put in, Androa Lovico, Ralle, Ant- Piysxourn, Mansxintes, Oct 1—Arrived, bark Errante (Aut), Nieo- | werp tor Philadetphia (and sulled 234). lich, New York. Palo Alto. Newny, Oct 2~Arrived, bark Imuncias (Br), mith, New | "rary P he dg Aa Yor! Londo: ¥ ugesund (Nor), trom cweep fo PLymoutu, Oct 2—Off, bark Betty (Ger), Noracnboldt, | AT eT eae a crived, a. Wk. Cndapeans, New York for Bremen, Napies Jed 13th tor Now Yor! arrived at Denia jied thonee 19th for Al ch, Helles (s in). Smith, New York. Arrived. Governor M wwrdia, Krickwen (lute J. Queenstown, Oct 3-Arrivea, barks Exeolsior (Nor) Abrahamson, taltimore; Dorina (Aus), Cattarenicb, do: 40h, barks Duen (Nor), Andersen, Wilmingtoa, NC; Aste Giuseppe (tal, Fhtindeip Due Cecelia (Ital), SebiaMfine, Baltimore; Luigix Rocce (Ital), Olivari, do: Ktimologia dtal), Serra, do; Ruth Pwlmer (By, Smith, do: Hopo (Hr), Gibson, do; Osi Dubrovacki (Aus), Matianovich, New York (Nor), Tobiason, do; Khadive (ir), Cole, Bosto (Aus), Corien, Philadelphia AEM (Bey do; Folxefesten (Nor), Headiand, do; Michelsen, Iensacola (and proceeded to Greenock) ; t 21—Cleared, ¢ rk; Horv, Wonrik: Sept 20-Arrivet, W. Mobile. eNell, and Lucile, do, ama, Sehem, ehh ied 20th, Louisa Poll, Je Auguste (ir), Buck, Boston: Canalia, Sparks, Phiiadel- | /Suxvuniann, Spt Z4—Arrived, Costante, Gracherti, w Yor! pis. ‘Batted to 24th, Remus (x), Dunn, New Orleans, Ga, Sept 20—Arrivad, bark Gusta Helens (Nor), Flo. | Sitkips. Sept tl to 23 Arrived, Sarah Lightfoot, Wright, be wine bid irda Miwanska, Sopt 21—Arrived, Chas Northeote, Fal asa. Arrived, Chas Northeote, . RONcoux, Oct 4—Arrived, sche City of Groon Bay, Agar, | pers, shedine. — fale Grande. Swinpaype, Sept 10—Arcived, Lilo Hl Jnckson, Mar. wick, New Rorrrapam, Oct S—Arrived, bark Washington (At Sr CaTuxnixe’s Port, Sept 23—Uf, Troubadour (8), from Cosulien, New York. North Shields tor Gaiveston, Sailed 4th, ship Josephine (Br), Smi Srertix, Sept 18 Arrived. Bquator, Wallis. New York, StockTox, Sept 23—Arrived. Brown, Harrison, 0 (Rus), Heariekson, New York (the latter Philudeiplte (wad arrived at Middiew day). fously:. 1k Sept 1W—Arrived, Youn, Hagemaua, New Rowkw, Vet 4—Arrived, bark Nellie M Blade, Atwood, | Y OP) 224. Youkslle » rived, Eille D, MeDo KerLty, Get 3—Of, ship Everest (Br). Churebiil, New | }' York for Antwerp. Tynx Dock, Oct 4—Arrived steamer Stug (Br), Willis Sept 21)—Ar- =: GT Ray, York; «Wega, Jacheus, Hong Koug for do. Cvinmy. N<W, Sept 22-Salled proviously, Wallacctown for San Franciseo. i] xen, Sep bce cola for Yai Wastront, Cet 2—Satled, bark Guglielmo D (Aus), Drus, | “Tuoox Sept 20—Sailed, Albion, Peas covieh, United States; brig Sve (Nor), Olsen, do, LYacipex, Seut 20—Arrised, Marto York: Exporter, Brooks, Bominy. Yasainan, July 24—Arrived, Gemsbok, Hall fod YOLB for Now York) ; Lospox, Oct 4=Brig Anglo (Be), Cameron, from St John, NB, Aug 23, for Queenstown, wae sighted on the Sth of September with ber foremast and Jivboom goue 10 foot of water in ber hold, She refused assistance. WEATHER REPORT. Horvusan, Oct 4, PM—Wind strou nde the harbor mouth, ut the Carr Rook, ‘The Duteb brig Pe- Cocos Islands barometer 29,995, penmtr, Oct 4, FM—Wiad moderate, dull: barome- tor 90.10, aa ‘ie - tor St, FOREIGN PORTS. VaLMourn, Sept 28-The Vik ). Topper, from Lon: don for Quenee (x 1, bas pat in this morning with feed pipe burst ius. Aug 28-The Mary P Kitehon, from Moul- Falmouth (timber), whieh put in leaky, will dis. nd doek for rep drs. Yor UUENFOKGOS, Oct 3—Kalled, st 1 4 New York. jailed, berk Bdwd lividt (Nor), ger bark Concord (Hr), Moody. Gloucester. HAVANA, (et 4—Artived, steamer Usrondelet, Burro: a AMERICAN PORTS, Oct 1—Cleared, sehr Ni Ports, Ci He, Lo, #3 aed, sche Neves (Porthy Oarvally | ALUXANDIIA, Oct S—arrived, sobre Cressle Wright, Ath, steamer Canadian (Ur). McLean, Glasyow | Providence. ,Cieared—Sebes A M All Bristol; JJ Ward, Jersey chy. Vassed down—Sehr Danie! Brown, for Fall River. rived, sclr Kligabeth Arealarins, via Liverpool, Ponce, 8-pt 23 — In port, sehr C M Newins, Rodman, irom Bremen, ari eet tor New Yor Pont Musanave, Uct 1—Pussed, brig Fleetwood (Br), Deund south, inthixe (Be), . King (not Gower), Cape Coast Bi ane on, St ry rin, Bassett, Kenuovee Kiver to i tor New a8, Kr), ton, J DO, Adella Corson, nip), Garrett, Lverpool: nm CBE, 5 ff, Finy Latvie, Tay’ rowe OnE, Ost’ 4—\rrived, st + Kiehardson, Liverpoul; Raleial, ‘od, brig Carrie B Picker Whiting, . Newonst . New York; 4th, Aeare, Chandler ull Savaunah ; Saragosss, m Lawrence. Ni olds, New York Veeds (Datel). Vi Hansen, do: scirs Mary A Drury, Ga, Fooks, Cranwer, New York, Howes, Bonton; watts r Amsterdam: Gyldenlove hor, Keunedec; 5 iow—Ship Vucuuiny, Bennett, from Bremen. Ri d—Steamers solivay (88. Dabo he Li oaess ), dmetion, ohignaatleen Bremen? bark 8 io (isi, Seraidel, brig Swama (Russ) Marshinan, Charleston; Blacks! schrs WoL Bradsoy, Chase, Porth Haskell, Boston; JB Carrinztou, Parker. Rail ip Osmo; burks Tisania, « . Oct 2—Arri D, Bac Stockton, to lomd for Mediver one de ley. Philidelpita. Cleni nie Laue, BATH! Oct : Seagull, Marsh, Providence; + Abbott Hever ux, Pierce, Baltimor Doel New Haven ugner wod Jas & Stowers ‘anean; sehr Jed Fry, Lang sehr Lis Yr Arrived, sehrs Lulu, Snow, Boston, t¢ load for Baltimore; Mowaed Williuins, King, passed up. Sutled—Sehes Join D Willams, Flores, bhltadelpain : M Werver, Weaver, Richardson, Chutl Onamberiain, for ame 1~ Arrived, sehr Goorge W Jewott, Bl Bailed—Sehe Alfrod W Fink, Kelle “ CHARLESTON. ¢ Twenty-one | Fert wnds, Abrab E Gibsou, and Wm B Steelman, rN t+ Arrived, schrs Charmer, Novos Savannah for New York, having experienced head winds! Morrill C Uart, Brown. New York. Cloared—Steamer Powhatan (Br), Newington, Baree lona. CALAIS, Oct EASTPGRT, Oct Lindsay, New Yorw. ‘ew York, RTOWN Philadelphia. Sailed, schr Mots Haven, New York, ‘Arrived, schr Neptune's Bride SWORTH, Sept 28—Sailed, schr Nollie Grant, Jos Oct 2—Sailled, sebrs [ra Bliss, Hudson, FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Tolegra (Nor), trom Bahia, seeking. Passed in for from Londo! Passed o1 for Kreme: from Baltimore—Steamor I hip Cromweil, tor backs for Trieste; Sverre (Nor), Hambarg: Pye Glasgow : Emilie (Nor), Que nt stown Baltimore —Burk Sestrt (Nor), Svenssea, lannover (Gi Arendal (Ni Harry Puschmaa ; Preciosa (si Midithian (Nor), Amsterdam; Vigilant (1: Oporto; America (Sp), Gonos; brig Diadem (Nor), Bia nove. FALL RIVER, Oct 2—Arrived, sehr Salmon Washbura, RS Dean, IM Borden. 3d—Arri for New York. Poland. New Oct 3—Sailed York. den (Br), . schrs Onward, and James M Flanagan, hes Sarah W Blake, and Sarah & Thompsom, “pool. Liverp ol Sailed—Stoumer Australian (Br), Peters, Pensacola. HYANNIS, Oct 2— Arrived, schrs GL Lovoll, Richmond tor New York. iid—Pasved by. sehrs Monitor, Chase. Boston: ZL Adams Nickerson, and J H DeW: MOBILE, Oct 4—Arrives Boy. Kingston, NEW ORLEANS, 8 )—Arrived, od uv—Bark Derwentwater (Br), Tiller, Ri¢ d—Brig Florence. Fischer, Queenstown for orders. ip Ale: Cot 4 Passxs, Oct 4—Sailed, steamer St Louis (Br), Reid, Liw erpool. JORFOLK, Oct 1—Arrivod, bark Carl Halvorsen, Middiesborvugn, NEW BEDFORD Oct 2—Cleared, sehr Teixstra, Brava, CVI (and sniled 3d). Imenses (Nor), Julio & Vietoria, 3d-Salled, schr Grace Cushing, Moster, Phitadelphia Nightingwie, Young, Providence for New York; fieary: Sattorly, Porth Amboy for New Bedtord; Barker, Taunton for New York; Artist. Forr Mary. N ber, r, Somer= set tor do, Elisa Phuro, Watson, Providence for do; A @ Lawson, Mebrhof, d> for Hackensack. Iv port, sehr W Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton for New York, on marine railway, overhauling, and others disy. 4th—Suiled, pilot boat Phantom. PORT DIscov Connor, San Franctse: PHILADELPHIA, Whenton, Provideni York: Centipede, Smit risburg, Worth, do; Perkiomen, Albertso: Swasey. Newburyport; Touaw Vindicator, Rocors, Fall River; Sw A.C Stimers, Warren, do; schrs W Col; re: mew Bird, Campbell, Auusty, jourlass, Boston: Edward Ew! Boose, Somers, Weymouth, Cleared —St ied); Tacony, Davis, New York: barks s Brennan, Belfast: Mix Falk (hon, Brodanl, Qi jeenstown: A F Crosby, Autworp: brig Paca (ar), Lipaltt. 8, Plor }, Matheson, Hailfax; schrs Paragon, Mart: Teviot Veusiv, Boston: Artie, Garwood, Harris, ley. do; H M Howes, Howes, New Kedfor Somers, Appovauy; LX Levering. Corson, Somers ers, Buk: Rommel. Jeffries, Galv wick. Ga; JH Galan do; J K Manning, Gaudy, n: Three SI Cott h (Bry, Potter, Hull RY, Sept 26—Arrived, brig Deacon, od, schrs F L Godfrey, Fisher, Savannah} HW Anderson, Babco k, Charleston; A H hdwardi lett, Wareham; Storm, Staab, New Haven; J @ Cotting- ham. Ayros, Pawtucket; sloop ‘Wm I Milis, Parker, steamers Elizabethport, Willots, Boston; Saxon, 5: arte Ne Broomall, 7, Walker, Norwich; Thot mers Panther, Millor, Newburyport {yn4 a Sai Stoneman (Br), do; Veto, Stock- Thomas ners Sane st mal Ayres Akytari tinh Pawtucket; Storm, Staab, New Huven; W G Bartlett Parsons, Norwleh ;'C W Lie! Doughty, French, ‘Ch irtestoi DELAWARE Breakwater, Oct 3—Suilo (Nor), Benteen, Pitladelpoia for Lyau: Li do for Dublin; Cha Dorp, Philadelphia for Havana: SM Passed out, bark Curl August (( phix for Antwerp: brig Culluo, Loem: do., “I7th—Below, ship Dagmar (it 1. Oet Richmond, Va; Elizabeth Dabart, do. 4th or Ponce, PR. F Elwell, Melbourne enta. Sieworts. Philadel |, do for Palermo. PM-—Sailed, barks Puetr, for Philadelph' Redding, trom Glow k Modoratolon (Br), Philadelphia. Me, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Albert Daily, Buuce, New Bedford; d, barks Lauget a (Br), ee brigs Ortolan ed, brig Cusentelle, Mutansas; sehr Como, PORTSMOUTH, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Adrianna, Snow: man, Hoboken PROVIDENCE, Oct 3—Arrived, schrst Barker, Now ur for Pawtucket; Uriando Doken;' Eva Diverty. Gandy, do; Dreadn: New York fur Pawtncke Hale, Coloman, nud Amories, Trueworthy, Rowland, Rowland, Port Johuson, J . Nowinnde ie: cht, Saunde: Tvwekstone, Kellov! sy vested a Net ‘York; Below ‘There are four unknown schoonors below. , cy Ames, ichi ; ‘angent, Thurston re New ¥ idaboiee and mM, DO; Lissie D County Havers 1, dn: Widdows F Bardos, Jrockford, Hart; ¥ P Simpson, Mahoney; 3 on, and Coruslia, MOND, Oct 2—Sailed, schr Ida A Jayne, Mills, Rie Geande. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26—Arrivod, ships Fredori Stang (Nor), Uckerman Shirley, Mathews, Tacoma; Ivanhoe, Herr Fisher, Cape Smythe. ved —Bark Monitor, Emer led —Ship War Hawk, Polywostan (ir), Young, Qu deaux, do; Gen Vobb, Oliv. Honolula. Uct 4—Clearod, ships Stirling, Baker, spgare \Ger,, Lease, Cork BAVA {i), Charleston (uot bark Alfred (Br), Gray), By eo, Bath, 4th Arrived, ship Pleiades, Ch: Onees, Henry, Palma ds Majores; see ney; bark Legal Eureka. Port Discover barks wemah ( 7). Pete beck; D © Murray, Frost, Havre; Shake Al, Oct 1—Cleared, bark Altred the Groat 4 sailed . Me; bark JG Loud, — (probably Clara G Loud, Thompson, trom New York for Galveston), put iu for w hare Clearod—scnr D Pierson, Pierson, Boston; Menawa, Pairehitas, Phil SOMERSET Philadelphi jelphin. ela Thompron, Bulloe! id-arrived, sehr Kinily & Jenny, Champ’ i. PISTUNINGTON, Oct 3—Arrived, sehr Lamartin Port Johnson, WILMINGTO; tor, Jones, New Yor! Nor) Ommandsen, Have kon. WESTERLY, Oct 3—Sailed sehr Erm: New York. Fo rhewing, kuod courted sara. PARKE a’ (AkioniNne MAKES HAIR oney 3 Arrived, schrs Wild Pi; Artived, bark Lillian (Br), Tupman, —— ic, Bs d— trig sjouvat (Nor), Nielsen, Tries. FORD, Oct 2—Arrived, sehr Cora, Hines, Hobos a A Chesebro, base L. LEACH; jngie deck, sails. articulars inquire cMMEL, 150 West st., New York. n= i BALD HEADS, SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS. MISC SLUAN KHOU A PUZZLING MYSTERY, ~~~ A YOUNG bo seed DISAPPEARS! GUILTY, OF NOT OUALTYE A Strange and Exciting Story, entitled GUILTY OK OF GUILTY; DORA ELMYR’S WORST ENEMY, . By Mra. M. V. 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