The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1878, Page 14

14 REINHARDT’S TRUNK. QOMONER DEMPSEY THINKS He HAS IT BUT FINDS HE HASN'I—THE PRISONER'S COUNSKL PREPAKED FOR TRIAL. ‘The Silver Lake horror stili remains the chief topic of conversation on Staten isiand, Notwithstanding the damaging testimony that has been given against Reinhardt public expectation is on tiptoe for further senaitional developments, as it is Kuown ‘hat the police authorities are agaiu engaged ia tol- lowing up clews, which, it is said, may furnish important results, Coroner Dempsey Spent nearly the entire forenoon yesterday a consultation witn the beads of the New York Police Department, at the Central Office, and shortly after bis return to New Brighton, about ove o’elock, was recalled to the city by a telegram irom Superintendent Walling setting forth that the trunk beneved to have belongec to Mary Ann Rein- burdt, aod which was removed surreptitiously trom No. 132 Broome street had been located by the Getectiver, Ihe Coroner came ja to this elty, und, accompaued by Detective Dorsey, proceeded to the premises whore the travk was, On examination it was found pot to be the one tor which they were lookiag. Not only were Uhe contents composed of male attire, but the trunk itself, although similar to the one taken from Stateu Jaland by Reivhardt, ia that it bad but ove bundle, was in all other respects totally different, Whe failure to discover the missing trank has not im the least discouraged tue Coroner, who feols sure of being able to make out such 4 case against the prisoner us cauoot be overturned by any amount of legol ingenuity, Although reticent on the subject, bis allusions to the cuso fully warrant he statement tuat ue still adhe: that there was ap accomplice to the doable murder, and that this will be made manifest at the aext Sitting of the inquest, It was reported yesterday that the Staten islund police bad ascertained where Rheivhardt procured a bottle of chiorotorm during the ufternoou of ihe day oa which bis wile last seen alive, Inquiries at tbe Stapleton poilce sta- tien, bowever, failed to elicit a contirmation of the rumor, tue >ergeant iu charge saying that he knew uoibing whatever about the mutter. The police, ball events, are awake in the matter, and a member f the force, having 10 bis charge litte Willie Moser— morning when he was moving—was observed yest day uliernoon visiting two or three bouses near which it 18 believed the crime was perpetrated. A SATISPACTORY INTERVIEW, Reinhardt was visited im bis cell yesterday fore- noun by Max Huconer, a member of the law firm which bas bec retained to defeud bim. The inter- View betwen lawyer aod client |:stea about an hou! Al first Sergeant Smith echoed to ailow tue counsel to see the prisover aioue; but as Mr. Huebuer wunouuced bis intention of at once returning to New York without speaking to the prisoner, uniess be could have a private iuterview, the Sergeant cot sented and leit the two alone the ceil. After the departure of his counsel Reinhardt seemed much better spirits than ut uny time since hi imprisonment He has ceased crying, asserts thet the woman whom he calls ‘Mary Aun Keo- gan” will yet be found, and pretencs to be very tie concerned about the prospects of his immediate future. He stoutly maimtains that the only woman beever murried 1s Pauliue Dittmar, who, ue bas told the Jailer, 18 in « delicate coudition, Wuile describing to the juilor the missing weman, on Friday might, Retubardt broke off avrupuly and asked:—"Did that womon im the barrel Lave bunions on her fect?” Gn the jailor replying thut ne did not know, the prisouer remarked, “This woman who kept bouse jor me bad bunious, aud wore « No. 6 shoe that / could put ou without any troable.” He also said that whoever buried the barrel :n such a public place was ‘ g—d fool,” as he must nave Kkuown that 1: would probably be tound, Lu regard to the mother of bis missing wile, woose testimony was given at the Corover’s inquest, Keinbarct says that what Would net be believed, as she is esaly ‘a poor drunken woman who does not know what she’s talking about bat! the time.” He thinks it strange that if be took a barro! in a wheelbarrow toa poiut near Siiver Lake ou ibe day he moved from siaten Island none of the wople then living around tim at Stapleton ave come forward to corroborate the evidence of Bir, Hervorn aud her chii¢rea iu that particula Although exceedingly anxious to see what the daily Papers vudiished io regard to the caso, he Bb: pot yet been permittea to do to He re to the juilor tbat the missing woman evideutiy bas no knowlege of bis beiug in prison, otherwise ene would preseut he Cause him to be sor | Fevisited Staten Island Coroner rei if at once aod tous Paatine Dittmar has not ince last Toursduy, when the sed Ler permissive to sce Rowbardt, READY FOR THiaL. When the Grand Jury is empuneiled at Richmoad to-morrow the case of Retpbardt will be acted on at @bee, und, as 15 contcently believed, an in- ment immediately found. Ou bis arraign- % ut Court oe will be represented by Messrs. Howe, Hummeli aud Huebner, who bave sig- Billed their iatention of being prepared to proceed with the trial of the cuse at once, Un application rday, Mr. Howe obtained empsey aud Jailer at New Brighton to aliow counsel to seo Reinbardt at ail Feasopuvie bours, apd * privately,”’ lor the purpose of consulting with Dim in the preparation of his de- tence, Since the writ of habeas corpus and certioran was applied for wud granted tue Coroner has beeu to so: BXtent undecided us Lu the safe cusiody of his priso Yesterday moruing he couciud to trauster him to the Ricomend County Jail, and accordivgly made out « commiiment to that place, On secoud thought, however, he concluded to keep tne prisoner at New Brigutou until such time us he may be demanded for arraignment 10 the Court of Oyer aod Tezminer. “HE WAS MURDERED!” & MURDEBED MAN DIES AT LELLEVUE HOS- PITAL—TWO STORIES OF HIS DEATH, A tail, saffron-colored man with bandaged head and bruised face limped into the examination office ut Bellevue Hospital on Mouday last and sank upona bench. He pale and haggard aod it was bat he was saffering intensely. Dr. Hemingway ex- am ioed bim and found that bis jaw was fractured and his limbs cut and thore were vurious otner evidences of severe treatmont upoo bis person. His :njuries bad been neglected, too, and what Jittie efforts had beom made to lessen bis suflerings were unscientific and of no avail. His name, ne said, was Curio Ma- raseo, au Italian, forty years ot sge. Ho lived at No, 10 York street. That was all tho information ne fur- Bisbed, pleading his poor kouwiedge of the English language as a reason tor Dot explaining his case more fully. Of bow he came by bis injuries he said noth- ing; but my in ward 30 for several days i out in any way referring ‘o the sutject. He sank quickly though, and when he realized that his ebances of surviving were Very slim lost much of bis reserve, aud said that it was not an accident that bed prostrated lium, but the viviencs of an unknown enewy. le bad been felied in his end kicked and beaten till he became inseasibi could not (ell Who assaulted Lim, but spoke in a vague, daged woy about the big man woo came bebind him, RAPIDLY SINKING. Wien the pbysieiau in charge visited him on Fri- to the opinion | | ee and T dran Wh they bi me man tal, was the ered: with THE A have coun the j hop th mato call been him bse For bath por: That und ur dis, ths seut bell the ci diat aay The the A Rut wor! Little woman blurt back, nd he said, Jumped om we «ad kicked me; | am sore ull ov asked Rim who it was; bat he #aid he could not tell, it happend so suddeniy. big mai Furthe: the house for some time belore he went to the hospi- Tho prisouer, tives. w radicul alteration during hotels aod walkiug about during tho di tru {De appearance of the case bad assumed, present with the accused all day, cuncerned. alternoon, w overcume’at the rovelatiou, anu 1t required several minutes for bim to recover uis compesure and restraio toward the genial cctogevarian, the prisoner hag merited uat the Court House. Jennie Billiogsand Mrs. Marrs the prisoner, Lave been at Sarutogs tor promevading on ciously together atteution Which wus converged oo them irom tne spectators, bitter, uitted, that the disgraceful cuild might not be appited to J were extinguished and there verdict belore Monday, [wice this aiternoon tb the Court was not cuiled together. hire alarm at wight usually does 1 have been summoned exercised 0; of tue witnesses, a clork in Mr. Lyler’s drug store, ia Middletown, woo suid arsenic to Mir. Hayden va tue does kuow that the purchaser of morniv, ‘Thomas Breuoaa, 11 1kb street, died y: veg rue wecoud avenu __ NE fairly sbrieked, ‘It’s « he; he was murdered.” There was quite a sensation io the room. Amszon ventured to speak, but the out, “Phat’s evough, ‘lis | ve the word bore, I am Morasco’s wile. 1 ism. He left me io go to th , k only a little beer; but ho dida’s come He stopped in another room down stairs, bappeved 1 cup tel, but when brought bim up 6ta: covered with am killed, A came up behind im the yard and knocked me down; th 2 He only know that tt was a Ttistuetruin I am telling you, sir, That there was murdered.” inquiry revealed that Marasco bad lain ia lyinj His brother-in-law, Suyert Saviue, 1m whose rvoma the corpse lay, knew litle, except that Marasco cut about the knees, breast and face a he found bim, aud said (bat bo was murdered. dlost of neighbors ure of the same opinion, and give Lo it to the Aumszon’s story. “He Bad a quarrel some uther Ltulium, aud he finished him tnere.’? ‘Ynat ts the verdict of York sireet aud Elbow lane, NO VERDICr YET, JULY IN THE BILLINGS MURDER CASE STILL DIS\GREED—NO PROSPECT OF UNAN- IMLTY OF OPINION—JESSE BILLINGS MAKES WILL PROVIDING FOR HIS DAUGH!ER. Bauustox, N. Y., Oct, 12, 1878, During the day large numbers of larmers and others come into the village from the surrounding try and lingered around the Court House wait- jug Lo giean some tidings of the supposed standing of ‘Tous tar all frustrated, jury in the Billings murder case, of that uature have been During the brief stay of one of the court officers | about the hotel he incidentally mentioned to « par- tneularly confidential friend that the jury bad on a bal- lot stood ten tor conviction story soon became a current rumor about the strects, Tne doubting jurors were named as Messre, Burr and Wiswall, Later in the day it was stated that one of i twotor acquittal, ‘This had goue with the mujorily, and there now re- od but one disseuting vole to a conviction, The report was so totally at variance with the gencral beiief that was formed from the evideuce that it creased @ profound surprise. BILLINGS AND H13 FRIENDS. lings, bas passed day in bia company with a Lumber of friexds aud rela- His stoical demeauor ts said to have uodergone tho day, und has replaced by a threatened puysicul pros- He was pronounced Indisposed noon, The couasel bave beeu luitering around aud ral Hughes seemed particularly chagrined = the esse Billings, 3r., the father of ibe prisouer, bas been ud seems deeply tently inlormea tois Some person inad of the rumors respecting the jur, the veuerabie Dociur w motivos. The sympathy 1s geperal and profouad whese devotion to 1 comment about JENNIE AT SAKATOGA. mother-in-law to al days they bave been chatting —viva- enjoying the the past two afternoons Broadway, ana seemingly Their action certaioly seems singular, 2 accord with (heir apalagous demeanor toward Bullogs since the murde:. ‘A WILL MADE IN JAIL, Stephen Thorne, an uucle of Buiings, and one of those who hav» occupied u seat desi entire trial, in couversation with uiim during the tieman u few days since, stu that sicce bis confuement iu jail Billings bas caused to be maue and “executed his will, im accordance with ao e@Xpressed ceterminativa to that effect, alleging ithe meatal stram migut vecome ov rial and impair bis health. Mr. that the documeut wag completed, fons being that the principal je should be used to provide June 100 of bis bie with acomortable income during ber iene. ‘The testament was ready (or his signature on the day woeo Jennie appeared on the siand and gave such lectivss testimony agiinst ber father. Bight bo sigued avd affirmed the will, ter doing so seemed utterly uowucast, remem- bering (hat Jeauie was of an unstable mind, reudily Wwfleences, und that the Harriges uau so instilicd ber mind with paired toward him searcely respousible that sbo was or sentiments. Billings bus r her actions that Yuorve uiso alleges asserted that he was wholly tod f:rent to which Way the verdict went, as far as bis personal welfare wus coucerned, because he apticipated no contentment iu the future with bis neighbors divided ugainst him and nis daughter so irmiy estranged (rom bim, The prisoner however, express 4 bope that he might be gina of u inurderer’s nie hereafter, THe JcKY COED, Ateleven o’clock the jury seut for blankets, and the officers stated thai they Were woru out alter their discussion, Which vad continued waoti tureo o'clock Soon alter the lights in the Jury room little prospect o1 a Jary n iMiormal communication to the Juuge, but Tue Court Hoaso not sounded during tweuly-iour bours lor Ite tothug wext will Village than the quiet, rural baw- morning. b first time in Ove weeks te 4 greater exciement in t MARY STANNARD’S MURDER. New Haves, Cona., Oct, 12, 1878. Rev. H. H. Hayden wili be brought before the Grand Jury 10 this city on Monday charged with the murder of Mary Stannard. found = bis if a true bill is insist on an imme- number of witnesses 4 great care nas been One couosel will je trial, A jarge be sheriff in summoutog the jury. based 11, has been summoned, yw Sir. Hayden, bas be the arseule thet store, stopped on y. ITEMS. he says he pu clerk says be does oct k wheu be weut ous of th corner and tuikud with De. Bat CITY Niw ven years old, of No, 247 East erday irow injaries receivea by by un ice wagon ut 112th sireot aud fire just night in the frame houses Nos. 70 and 72 gers street, where Meyer & Co. bave their kindling wood yard and cigar box factory, destroyed $3, duu ‘th of property. The dead body of a male chil1 was picked up yes- torday vy Fraek Lyuou, u fagman ou the Hudsoa Katiroad, pear Mott Haven stivon it clused | in w wooden box, aud, tue police think, brown irom the window of w passing train, Detectives Dilks and rene of the Central Office, weuiug arrested Henry Hue, of No. 29 Thomo: sun streel, ior bg & camel $500, from t sage oO! Mes. Dr. A. A ip irontofine New York Hoel, The property was Gay he saw tat bis caso wus hopeless. Krysipelas | recovered. hud set lo aod it was impossible to suve him, too Weak and in too great agony to speak rationally of What bad beialleu him, co he was allowed to remain ap- Quertivucd il Yesterday morning, When he expired. Word Wax seu! to bis place of abode; the Corgi Viewed te body, and an Italian, why raid that be wal & reimive of Marasco, persusded O'Nol, the weil known undertaker, (o covey the body tv York stroet, A Visit TO MAKASCO'S HOUSE, Thiv HeKa.y reporter weut last bight ine quire bow Siarascu vad come vy tue injuries that caused bis death. No.10 York street is as uupreposes- sing house as is uby where to be found avout Iblbow Jane. A rickety strecture of biick, with « dark baill- +S dingy mite vi « yard behind, with avowwer and til’ more wustable iovkivng building iu i that was what lve reporier fouaa ot Ma- Tasco’s wddress. There did uot seem to be a soul in apy of (he rooms, except one on the second tlvor, whore w ligt ghim- WMered through the bare paues and the hum of voices wo wi oa. by Hte aoa start toa diapidated stairway Who's there?” baw leu « voice in the darkness and £0 umezon ih pefti-colered raiment appeared on the The reporier groped b.s lapaivy and limvened to the iuirader’s inquiries, She then fluog open « door and pointing toa plain eutha lying vu the tresties waid:—"lhat’s Motusco there,” STURY OF THK TRAGEDY. 1b was a curivus spectacle. iby candlelight fell jon the White, waxeu Ince of the corpse, aud cust a fitful giare oo & seure of strange, fautastic figures Groaped around ii, Dark skius, biack eyes, staguy locks aud ragged apparel were tie cuaructeriation of Most of the yathering—pure types of tue lower Lialian or were a lew women im the ga ug, DOL ltalians, Who evid had jed sorry live ring scraps | ot intormwation wbout eeu, When the latter broke in wita, “Lean tell you wil about it. Tue wan was drunk, ie Woe over to his route in the rear driuk- jug With a couple of other men, His wile, or the Womun be lived with, ratuer, was ia bed (here wan fheumatism, He camo cows st aod bad some words with me a8 We went up aguin Booo alter J saw him ieanie on the fire escape, He seemed very dravk aud (thought ve was going to he duwn there, asl bad seen viber Italians co, bim wll I be ound ike ibe fall of @ pu I looked out Marasco Was lying ov the grow Theu is vrowher- Yu-lnw Sammi) towed him there, und when be carried OP stairs L BAW that Lis face was cu ges, fuce Was covered with The re Goring whe wives, J “99/9 A Lit, HE WAS MURDERED I yered among thet Amazon ended ber sory with the Was the fa killed bim,’’ a pale, n, Who had eeu Widden tu a corser, Circle, staggered up to the coflia siekly woke through He was | Pr be toni A lor men Me mor the miss: eave E. ud ous der v Bayo J tak kuoe hacer Limb Court yesterday, charge puss a iorged check for $100 on ibe Mechanics’ Ex- Change National bank, o1 (iis city, brought Fi ty demoe: ‘Thieves entored Sag Hai day bight ood Boats lying at auenor there, ‘Tue Grand Jury of the Kings Couaty Court of 5 The Coun mitt solv! vuiluiog ti Thomas Hu L. L, entered injor from the platform ofa car om the Broauway Rapia ree H, Butler, a clerk formerly in the ior, No,’ 16z West Lweiltu otre newer 10 $4,000 vail at tus Jeiferson Market With Laving utlemptou to mau nicknamed “Ked Nosed Barney” wa ar resied, yesterday, on leaving (he City of New York, he Norwich live, Charged With Laving stolen he eibouk Of Caroline Biame, « passeuger. A guid wateb aud chain, Valued at $260, were jound ou nie peraon. The workingm ehiled upon the Comptroinr a The wateh bore tue wiiais J. UL committee who on Toursday 4 ibe Meyor, usking the continuing vf public Works ju the Pavo= + Depart Murday bad & Conierence wii pbell. Lhe result is that to. w (he Comptroiier wil se: apart for the Department of Puvle Works $15,000, aud Com. jouer Campvell Will put the fourteen suspended 5 ut work on lucsday morning, M. Becher and Jubu J. Toner, republican saper- vieurs of election, baving wileged, Begecied tne duty in hot puting the Jugal ques- tions to Voters olfering to fegister, tuey were veture Comumissiouer Shivids yesterday ou their Own recugnizen epuviicuu suyory: supervisor Davenport and beld ty w have been removed tueit plages will be flied ex. iuesday. Abuut wo tuousaud slegal outuralgatiob papers have alreaay bewu returned. SUBURBAs NOTES, vor, L. L, 10 @ boat oo Fri- veral 6 tue rigeiug wad wails om day iuaicted Joun MM, Wright lor tu ferron, the Youtman, In dMareb last, Public Scuoor of city of nue, N. J., have reported | ' id Ward Uusaio and lable to be consumed y ) Beroera by fire at auy wome. Mr ‘« Eligabetu Brennan, of No. 244 Second str: Y Lily, Was terribly beuten with a elub tu sot Jonu Vonvvan ou Friday wight She wi a tv tbe hospital aud Douovan cou on, & lurmer residing at E pen on Frivay event hed vy row. His lelt ieg was badly ated and @ large piece of flesh bitiwa out of the 4 Stoney died yesterday at Lis roidence in New York, trom the efleets ut whiet he received on Friday lust vy tailing 6 Line, w YURK HERALD, HIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OY DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTES OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. Destemation, | Sails | | Oet 7 Bowling Green G9 Broadway 55 Kroad vay 31-33 Kroudway 72 Broudway 61 Broadway 37 Broaaway 6 Broadway Labrador City of Montreal, State off diana. wa 20 Hroadway 4 Bowing Groom Broadway od Broadway 4 Howling Groen 37 Broadway 72 Broadway 61 Browdwey G0 Bronawa; 31-33 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 69 Broadway 81 Broadway 60 Brondway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway 69 Browdwav ies Broudway 29 Broudway Rey thia Deum: ‘ov 7) flumburg.. Nov 12 Liverpool, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. Sun rises WGu WATER, 6 09] Sandy Hook..morn 8 33 Sun sets. 5 23] Gov, laland..mora 9 18 11 03 HERALD YACHT WcATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Bar. | Ther. Mateo? Hour | Inch.| Deg. | Wind.| Weather. Noon [30.01] 6 Rl ctoudy. 80] SE cay fe aray clond. a5 58] NNWIClondy. WESTERN UNION TIME BALL, Nuw Yor«, Oct 12—Noon The Western Union time buil felt to-day correc! PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 12, 1878. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITKSTONE TXLEGKAPH LIXE. Steamer City of Montreal (ir), Fulton, Liverpool Oct 1 and Queenstown 24, with ‘mdse und passengers to Joun G Dale. Had fresh westerly winds «ud bigh ses, with much squally weather; Oct 4, luc 51 14, lon 22 46, passed @ unrk bound K. showing signals J LHP; Oth, iat 49 45, lon 56 13, a Leyland steainer hound W; 19th, ‘iat 41 54, lou 64 28, sawslarge bell buoy adrift, 11th, Int 41 17, lon 66 36, Phased stoumer Clty of Chester (Br). from New York tor verpoo Steamer Britannic (Br). Perry. Liverps natown 4th, with mdse and passenger: waer Wingate (Br), Purvis, N: to Punch, dye Mud strony northerly winds with high seas throughout the passage. Steamer Scandinavia (ir), use ; Oct 6, lut 43 40, e commencing at ESE, tacking to imiigone sheet of white foam. ng, Colburn, Havana Oct 6, with mdse Wm P Clyde & arleston 3 days, with nd paxsenge Quiniard & Co, Steamer Wyanoko, Couch, Richmond, City Point and Norfolx, with mdse ‘and passengers tu the Old Domi Steamship Co. Burk Jubiual (Nor), Tobiasen, Lynn via Hampton Roads 7 in ballast, to C Tobias & Hora H Hopkin baliast, to Swan & Sun. Ingting’12 hours: alt Clapp, Antwerp 28 days, with empty bar ins & Co, Had light westerly winds most of the passage. Brig Aw-udian (of Aricbat), Tertio, Havre 36 days. in ballast, to Hatton, Watson & itud strong westerly winds to the Banks; thence 8 gays with variable winu, Oct 4, lat 43 01, lon 5422, David K Charleson. seaman, « native of Sweden, aged 27 yeurs, fell overboard and was drowned; {1 velug ® fine diy Inunched @ voat imme- diately, but eould not see anything of him, Bara Alpha (Nor), Barrone, st Naxsire 40 days, in bal- last, to Funch, Kye & Co. Anchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Souverain (Nor). Williamson, Dantzic 65 days, in ballast, to Benham & Boysen. Had fibe weather. Bark Hebe (Nor), Marcussen, V Jaxt, to U Tobias & Go. Oct 5, had vy gale from NNi: Jost'and split sail, Anchored at Saudy Mook for orders. Brig shasta, Brown, Gotuenbury 48 days. with iron to orer; vemel to RB Borland. lad strony weaterly winds the entire oassa: oplit wails, & Brig Abby Thaxter, Hutchinson, Philadetpbia for Yarmouth, NS, 8 Bang Putin tor a harbor, Schr Dreadnought (Br), Nickes days, with potatoes to order. YAaSSED TAROUGH HELL Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Franconia, Bragg, Vortland for New York, with mise and passengers toJ F Ames. Steamer ity Fivehburg, Ellis, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passeuyers to Barling & Davis. ver, Spruguo, Bangor for New York, with a Uhwwpion’ (6r), Granvi York. Bebe Astra (Br), Branseom, St John, NB, for New Yors, Sehr Ellen (Br)" Wood, Musquash, NB, tor New York, ‘St Jobn, NB, for New Selr Ancona (Br), Parsons, Hillaboro, NB. for New York, a Bertha J Feliows, Smith, Hillsboro, NB, for New ork. Sehr Quoddy. Mal Schr Annie Cotter New York, with . for.New York. Windsur, NS, for ja-terto CW Kerteaux. Holluwell, wiudsur, NS, for New York, VC &vU V Kin, sehr GJ Willard, Wallace, Portland, se, ia. for Philadel Lubee for New York, euton, cnjamin (of Pembroke, ar, Whiting, Me, Seue ftuth Hodgdon, Haskill, Rockiand for Sehr KC Thom: Sebr fas tudsen, Carll Sehr Aluomnk, eur WW Sage Seur Keebuel J York 4 Sebr Mary F Corson, Williams, Keunebunk for Philadel tine PiSchr Alice B, Bassett, Kennebec for Belr J G Newtun, Grover Boston for sehr Planter, Unzard, Hoxton tor New Selir Hervert Manton, Croweil, Boston for Sehr Boston, Bearse. oston tor New York, Sci A W Parker. Dean, New Hedlord tor New York, Sehr Harmous, Wi New Beatord tor New York. eee, Benjawin Kvglish, Chase, New Bedtora toc New ‘ork. . Selir Daylight, Ander-on, New Bedford for New York, Sehr Arav, Gurovy Warelam for New York. Sehr Helen M Hovt, Crane, Woods! liole for Georgetown, De. Sehr Albion, Mills, Woods’ Hole, via Tarpaulia Cove, for New York. Sebr Hudson, Smith. Sehr Honest Abe. Dum senr To is oningtoun for be, |. Stonington tor New You » Vial taven tor New York. Seur Onward, . iuat Haven tor New York. Sehr Americ Snow, Vinal tw for New York, | Sear George O Lou), Murphy. Vinal 1 oh Sebel F Abel, Hogan, enil solr Laconia, Crockett, Fail Nebr d P A dans, Portsmout Sche J Bartlett, Wall, Newport, tor Sehr David G Floyd, Chifford, Newport for Philadelphia. Sehr Dre ewourt tur New York. yr Sarah Ly wee fur New York, lor New Vorx, er, Thuston, Providence for New York. now, Providence fur Be Sebr WP Phillips, Tuchili, Pr: Soe Ri Tryon, Frovi aytvn. Provid v v # tor New York, jackman, Arnold, Provideace or New en! Behi York. Selir Kiiza Pharo, Watsun, Se York. Kehr Kilns Weisht. Hart, Pr York. Aelit Alice Seranton, Wright, New London for New York Sehr terre Gutda, Chapin Norwich tor New York, Sele Pa . Howe, Hridgenort for New York. BOUND East. Steamer General Whitney, Hallett, New York for Boston. Sehr Hizhiand, Murpuy, New York tor Glen Sele PM Wheaton, Barrett, Hyboken for Providence, belt Georse Gucuey, Gurney, Newbury for Norwich, Senr ldaho, Peck, Port Jobason for Koekland, n bound veavuis, including tho vag of Lith inst, with 0 detained ‘in Fi ing Nts blow. BELOW, ers, by the pr BrigAGJ tt, Reed, from sagua Sept 6 CLE, Susamer Adriatic (Be), J nings, Liverpool via Q ye & Co. 1yde, Morton, Aspinwall—Pacific Mail Stoam- atoainer ship Gu. Steamer Bormuda (Br), Wilson, St Johus, Port Caveito and Laguayra—a E Quterundue & met New Oflenus, Halsey, New Uriewns Swamor Ashland, Hantor, Clyae & Co. Steamer City of Savannah, Mallory, Savannuh— George Youge ‘ate mer City of Atlanta, Woodhall, Chariestou—J W St Thomas, ns Fornsndina—William =P SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1878--QUINTUPLE SHEET. Pony 3 Regulator, Doane, Wilmington, NU—William P 0. Wyanoke, Couch, City Point and Richmond — Old L jon Stewmahip ... Richmond, Kelly, Norfolk—Otd . Dominion ‘teamship cdteamer Zanaidar (Br), Fox, Norfolk—Arkell, Tufts w 10. Steamer E C Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DO—J L Room Baltimore—J § Ipbia—James Hand, Brag. Portland JF Amos. ereus. Halles, Boston—H F Dimock. London—Fanch, Edye & xspere (Ger), Meyerdeicks, Bremen —He: amer Josephine Thomson, M Krems. Steamer chip Neckar (Ser), Sorense Ship St Stephen, Deuslasa, San Franciseo—Sutton & Co. Bark Concurrent (Nor), Caspersen, Hamburg—Bonlam —Funch, Edye & Co. . . iNesx—Stocovieh & Co. ‘Tomnieich, itordewux—Slocovich & ( Bark Tilde (Aus) Bark Mary © Hale, Uigzins, Passages (spain)—b F Met- calt & Co, Bark Conte Geass Ssapary (Aus), Cosulich, Constantino- ple—Slocevien & Co. Bark Ministco Majorano (Ital), Ajello, Constantinople— John © ss Spark Morte i, Curtu for orde s—Luuro, Sto- Lysd Marie pit, Liga voy & Nearpatl: ae Mendota, Whittemore, St Pierre, Mart—Dwight & abt. turk Annie Lowis, Norse, Portland—alvah Mudvett, ig WN Hi Clements (br), Wilber, Dunkirk (rrance)— Seaminel! Bros. ‘Brig Augusta (Swe), Huldt, Oporto--Funeh, Edye & Pm Harry & Aubrey (Br), Deluno, Barb dos—Dwight Piatt. Brig Sarah Gilmore, Grifia, Matanaas—F H Smith & Co. Brig Matilda Buck (Br), Buck, Rockland, NB—P I Nev tux & Fon, Sehr Jonnie B Gilkey, Giskey, Mauritias for orders—E C Becher & Co r sehr John L Merrill, Hulse, Rio Janeiro—Thomas Nor- ten & Co. Nchr Aunie D Merritt, Lewis, Cape Haytien—Isasc B Staples. e. Sehr Mima A Keed, Allen, Port Spain (Triniaad)— Swan & Nou, Schr Peditro (Br), Stanley, Gibare via Turks Istand— TJ Owen & son. ‘ Sehr Frances (Br), Bradiey, Halifax, NS—Scammell Bros. Sehr Ben Holt (Br), Drake, 5t Andrews and St George, NB—Jed Frye & Vo. Keir F Withorbee, Foster, Jacksonville -Cumpbell & Gurduer, sehr Yosemite, Chase, Darien, Ga—Carver & Barnes. Nellie Fotter, Howard, Washingtun, NU—W K iiin- man & Nebr Zulette Kenyon, Buckingham, Baltimore—Wiiliam : rge A Pierce, Baker, Sulem—Willis H Xops in Schr Judge Low, Smith, ‘Weymouth, Muss—Cburl wing. Sehr 8 P Godwin, Williams, Bridgeport—Stamford Manu- fwcturing G: Bloup Juue Kliza, Delton, Bridgeport—G S Walters, SaILED. Steamers Spain (Br), for do: Brent Al do; Dev muda (Br). Asbland, Fernandin ty of E aight, G. orgetown, DC: Wy. mond, Norfolk; Kegulutor, Wilmington, NO. MARITIME MISCELLANY. from Charleston, 8C, Savannal, Stxamen Wevaoss: for Boston, which put into made temporary rep: steamer Pioneer, Oct 12. Stxamke Hornox ( Sept 3O, lat 245 N during which th Pa, with voller damaged, sc. und left tor Boston in tow of injured avout the be: of his right huud by bein eaug! house, and # suilur lost two fingers by having caught them in the wheel. Suir tlavoesuxp (Nor) Rasmussen, from Antwerp for New York (betuce reported), pus into Falmouth Sept 30, with several planks stove, broke some timber and lost bul warks, stunchions, rails, dc., on port side amidships by cul- lision Bept 29, Int 48 4:1, lon '10 39, with bark Atlautic. Bank Guaritupx (Br), MeDonuld, from Bull River, 80, for Liverpool, with « curxe vt phosphate, shilted cur; straived hull nd put into Hall , wher at once commenced discharging. Brig Braumamion (Br), from Havre for New York, 1 fore repurted uverdue, was t wrecked on the Gt of September. ‘the crew we a und 4 of them were landed at Queenstown Oct 9. Scur Butk Bansour (Br), wrecked at Campobello, w: bound trom Salmon River (not 5t John, NB), with deals for irelanc, Scuk FLorexce M Tower, Drinkwater, from Rockport for New York, with lime, put back into Camden Iast wook with ber cargo. on tire. She hus pro Scone Jaxx buson, trom put into Norfolk Te vk Preparatory tu bving repaired. ALxxaxpeia, Oct 11—The schr before reported ashere ay Marion Draper. She still remains hard from Chestertown to Che: Uhester River with thi last Tharsuay. 1! sent of $600, an 1 was towed to tl Drtawane BReaxwater, Oct 12,AM—A stiff blow bas prevailed wil mighy irom Ne, veering to N, About 80 sull Di vesvels wre iu the barbor. A heavy sex ix now running, Provipence, Oct 11—Capt Milliken, of sehr Henry R Congden, now at this port from Alexandria, r-ports that night of the 10th, about 7 o'clock, lost overboard off Mon- tauk his mate, Mr Benjamin Jefferson. who was iw the uct of putting # vreventor on the flying j1), when the cleat to ich the Bying jib sheet was made fast gave way, caus- ing bim to fal luto the water and drown, Quasxc, Oct 11—Brig Albatross is ashore at Fox River, No damage. Rockiaxn, Oct 11-The seho Snow, Fenrsons & Co has been Capt A Oliver is so command ber. SavaNnan, Oct 10—Sehr Ward J Parks, which was dam- the equinoctial storm while at auchor off ‘and was oruered to be discharged und was con- {d'to be sold ; was purchased hy her captain for $400, ‘senr Ferrets, which was also damaged but not sold to Captain Fitserald, a well known op on the imerning: amazed to the ex- f fast built b: med the Frunk rs ‘earsous. STONINGTON, Oct 11—Tug Alert. with her tow ot barc for Providen lott 10th wad put back, having broken shaft belts. SPOKEN, Ship Magnolia (Br), Smith, from Havre for Delaware Breanwater te, iate 46.55 N, lon 34 33 W. Ship Crown Prince (Br), Thompson, from Liverpool tor Tybee, Sept 16, Int 49, Lon 7 Lake Erie (Br), seiater, from Glasgow for Montre Sept 22, Int 49, ton 15, ‘Bark Lord Mevut (Br), Lare, from Boston for Port Elisabeth, Aus 17, lat 14 N\ lon 30 W. Bark Harald Hanrfazer (Nor), Anderson, from Barrow for 5t John, }. Sept lat 49, lon 10, Bark lordenskjold (Nor). Johnson, from London for New York ; Sept 21, Int 47, lon 1 Bark Albion (Be), 'F Sept 25, lat 48 13, lon 9 16, ‘ark Clara (Ger), Gerdes, from Bremen tor New York, Sept 22, lat 48, lon'6. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bexwen, Oct 11—Arrived, ship Gustay & Oscar (Ger), Hartmann, Now York, Borvesvx, Oct 9—Artived, barks St Genevieve (Fr), Demeurant, New Orienns; Vilg (Nor), Gzegertsen, New York. Caxais, Oct 11—Arrived, barks Gloamin (Br), Hartnett, Now York; Beivedere (Br), Doyle, ao. Cronstavt, Oct 9—Arrived, brig Ida (Sw), Petersen, New Yor! Doven, ct 11—Salled, sehr Chas H Lawrence, Kemp (trom Avtwern), New York, huvinz repaired. Danrztc, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Bruennow (Ger), Pagel New Yur ¥, Duskinx, Oct 9—Sailed, bark Gourge H Jenkins (Br), ru, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Disinganno (Nor), Lo- renteen, Balsimor (imemnock, Oct 12—Arrived, sbip Zelica (Br), Austin, ship Kimburn (Br), Larkin, Baltimore ; 12th, steamers Pereire (1), Daure, New York; Govinw (Br), Bowne, Philadelphia; Deronda (Br), Knots, Baltimore. Suiled 12th, steamer Canada (Fr), Franguel, Now York, Hammons, Oct 11—Arrived, bark Rayne (Nor), Eilertsen, New York (not proviously). LiveKpoot., Oct 11—BSarled, barks Enehanter (Br), Taite, ited St Ak Botsford (ry, Atkinson, au, Loxpox, Oct 11—Arrived, ship Marlborough (Br), Mun- toc, New York; barks Alma (Nor), Johummesen, do; 12th, Buen Holme (Hr), Randal, do, Lisnox, Oct 9-Artived, bark Wroteltore (tal), Siano, Philadeiphia (vefore reported without date), Movitte, Oct 12—Arrived, Pownician (Br) tor Glasgow (and proceeded). ; F amer Counsellor (Br), Fulton, v yco, Oot 10—Arrived, steamer City of Rio iro, Weir, Rio Janeito tor New York via St Thomas (aad proeeeded), Quaxxstown, Oct 1t—Arrived, bark Oskar (ius), Kony, (Nor), Fredeiekseu, do; Au tuinetta Ac « Ascoli, Phitadelohia; Catarins Accame (Ital), Martino, do; Gratitude (Br), Baldock, do; Tre. i Dubrovacki (Aus), Tare New York, Rover, Oct 0—Arrived, bark Trait d’Union (Fr), Renouf, New York, WrATHER REPORT. Houvuean, Oct 12, PM—Wind SW, modernto; barom- eter $0.22 Puymourm, Oct 12 PM—Wind 8, light, (30,28, } barometer FOREIGN PORTS. Lewis, Fria, trom St nia (Br), Alli- ept 1—In port, brig Biehy (Br), Lindsey, York in «few dass. i (Br), t 10—Passod, ek tor Moutren! Liver Br), nip Glencairn Balled /Oth—Steamers Prinew bu: fow | Lake Nepivon (Br), seort, (Br), Messer, Falmouth ; Thee; hogar © (Br), Peters, bubitis ore, Vet lu ered, stonmer Untario (Hr), Roberts, ‘dd (Be), raver, Gine Liverpool; bark Arlen ry, Wood, Gork ; Ag Athol Oraw vol; vrig St Franeols (itr), Carou, Mara 7 Korrenpam, et 11—Arrived, ¢ Sehiodam (Dutch), Ohevalier, New Yor ot Nazaine, Oct 11—Arrive', steamers Artmore (Br), Watson, New York: Howiek (Bri, Johnson, Baltimore, St Jado, Oct H- Arrived, buck Moruing Star (Br), Sis son, New Yark, noe je N, NB. Oct 12 = arciued. ooh i he Linq a: viglans, ana Loring Speight, New lork; . Hatehinsoe Peiteasigees ee -ared 13th, ship Coronet (Br), Arthurson Ay Oct —Arrived, ship Carrie ¢ (Pee SteaMER City or MONTREAL] AYR, Sept 30—Arrived, Auroza, Howit, Miramichi. opt 27—Ciewred, silo, Moriaud, Wilmington, Sept 0—Suiled, Hektor, Tellefsou, New York. Egersund, Astagsen, Wilming- Baxnow, kistoL, Oct 1—Salle Remains fur sew Ist, Skj-kholt, Torjuson for New York. Betvast, Sept 30 Arrived, Vigilant, Nixon, Philadel- North, Dano, Mirainienl,. N, Sept 23—Clea Sanford, Lona, Sopt 27—Arrived, Vidal Sala is), Ojinaga, Now York. Bonpkaux ~Arrived at Mauillve Sept 27, Chancellor Alice Bradshay Willams, Pabeilon de Pica; 28th, Hlimsoil, Pedersen, Buitime Hailed irom do 288k. $t Cloud, Stilphen, Newport. St Joba, NB, Cox epe Bu rived, MJ Brady, i Toa Nuuiogs, Now 4 BOMSTADE, Sept 2d—Arrived, Comat ‘ork, Capiz. Sept 26—Cle. Suited, 25th, © AC . Gloucs Cark PALMAS, Sept 14—[n port, ‘Liberia, frow Monrovia. Dest, Sept 30—Anchored, Joanna H Conn, Tooker, Antweip for Amorica (and sailed 1st assed out La, Lone (Sp), Poare ulti Bayard (bark, supp rk. Arrived Ist, Ryerson, Dennis, Antwerp for Ameri Plata. Mitchell, Dunkirk for New York Laughinrichs York; "wud nearly a! “Sunderland tor Sa eu, Londun for ilmiustvon; Rosina, d hound. Arondal tor y Hook ; South wost Pass, Sunshine, Asinksun, Chatham for New Dover, Sept 29—Purses for London. Oct 1 Them York; Vaderland (s), Niches, ai Lass, IM, Sept 28 Arrived, Shediac. Dent: Hook: Xomer Foster, Bultimore, Dantaic, Sept 27—Arrived, Hilda, Hermansen, New Sept 27—Arrived, Yors. ELsinorR, Fliukenberg, Belirestaa for Phi-ndelphia. FAMOUS Sept 27—Off, Proteus, Pearson, Quebec tor on. Pat back 20th, Active Cooper. for Baltimore. FeRNANDO PO, Aug 22—In port, Royal Arch, ane. Goon, sept 3)—satled, Core, Paulson, Wilmington. Grutsuy, Vet 1—Saited irom the Ruwis, Felicine Chiezea, Borg sue, trum Hull tor Sew York; Murittime, Chettl, do for Fu‘lidelphin. Paxsed Ist, Attilie (tal bark), from Mutt for ——, Sian Sept 3U— Arrived, Anglia (s), Andersox, N ‘ork. Sone NOCK, Sept 30~Arrived, Pearl of India, Kelly, use. ed 29th, Golconda, Lord, Clerfuegou. RALTAR, Sept 24—Arrived, Cuonint (s), Rains, Leg- horn wud Malaga (and sailed tor New York) adltXos, Sept 27—Salled, Fra Francisco, Pastorino, Phile- Jelphin. Hleared 27th Celestina, Carrie! w York. *GABOON (Alriea), Aug S— Arrived, Mury E Thayer, Yat Fernando P HULL Sept 28 - Arrive Suilod 28th, Geflou. Sa Hotynxad, Sept 30—Arrived, Samurunz, Johannessen, Miramichi fur Whitehaven plt-7h Wm A Campbell, Carling, Liverpool tor Sundy 001 Haveumasona, Sept 16—Arrived, kgo, Hanson, New Wedewood, Mina, Sept 30—Saiied, Granville Belle, Purdy, sandy Satema, Hulcvon (s), Gordin, Montreal. Philadelphia. Inxisuowks Hxap, Home, Gorman, Miramichi; I JEUSEY, Sept 26 — Liverroot, Sept 30 - Arrive ibucto; Parthia (s), McKay, red 30th, Unity, Bulmer, Richibucto; Isabel, Line, el, pt 30— Cleared, Malabar (s), Gould, New Or- Entered out Oct 1, Elysia (s), Harris, for New York. trom Gravesend Ist, Sesti Dubrovacki, Delaware Moulston, do, ‘ambria, Le Masurior, Gaspe. Kate Irving, Brown, Rich fow York; Ida, Buxge, Que: pt 30 — Arrived, Spirit, Cc Sept 23—Arriveu, U A Sparks, h, Union, Hulauist, New Yor di0G08. Aug’31—Ja the lazoon, Roebuck, Hultman, trom a MALAGa. Sept 23—Sailed, Busy, Kendrick, Philadelphia, 25th, Deodorus, Dorvard Baltimore. Newront, Sept $o—Sailed, Kate Fawcett (s), Clurke, iiadeipuin. Oraco, NZ, Aug 13—Arrived, Emma L Partridge, Par- tridge, Boston. Outerbridge, Otp’ Caras. Cameroons (where she arrived At PLYMOUTH, Sept BO—Suiled, Well (from Chariottetown), London. Pitiau, Sept 26—Arrived, Kuyfer, Voss, Philadelphia, QUKKNSTOWN, Seps 3U—Suiled. Eliza A'Pye, New Krung. wick; Gioja, Jewell, Burrow: Oct 1, Daggry, tor United Statex, in ballast. KOCHELLE, Nept 25. led, Frank, Arnesen, Sav: SILLOTH, Sept JU—Salled, Navvo Dovere, for Baltimor DCILLY, Sept 3U—Off, Lieyas, Burginger, trom Se Jol NB, for London, ; byonuy, NSW, Aug 13—Arrived, iiawarra, Pool, Port- jand. ao Powp, Sept 5—Im port, Fautee, Norton, from Win- nebub. Sienna Lowe, Sept 14—In pert, Juseph Clark, Stahl, for New York. TRiksrk, sept “G-Sailed, Anna Walsn, Bowors, New York; Daniel Draper, Bottoue, Marsei.les, - Wrst Hantixpoot, Sept 28—Sulled, Averill, Alton, Bos- ton. WxLutncton, NZ, July 31—Arrived, Genevieve M Tuck- er, Merriman, New York vis Duuedin; Mereury. Falco (or T.omas), do via Lyttleton (and wuiled Aus 6 tor Syd- ney); Aug 4, Aima, Oa! New \ork ssiled Aug 14 Se ae 15th, Sophia & Lubrs, Garey, Newcastle, “Yakuoutm, IW, Oct 1—Satled, Mery Lowertsun, Cook, from Bremen for Baltimore. Fatwovtm, Oct 1—The Johanna, Danish brig, from the we oust of Afries (oulm oil), wae picked up Sept 29 in 4055 N. 7 34 W, by the bark Forest, of st John, NB, from Bultimore tor Dookirx, and brought into this port by the mute aud three men frvin the Forest. The master and crow of the Johanna abaudoued their vossei witn 6 feet of water in her bold and one pump Lroken, and were picked up by the Forest. Liverroot, Sept 28—A fire broke out laxt e board the Gracia (+) in Prince's Busin, but was guished, without Bre originated tou waste near bot Nuweasrix, Sept 28 Capt Uaitwright, of the Yoxford PB i tar ery New York tu Havre (previously re- ported abandoned), repo "At midateht of neptt the Wweathor was threatening and uext morniny there was» heavy ero: runuiug, vessel iaboring und lurching very heuvily aud listing to starbonrd; pusition lat 43 Wut 3PM of the Sth «heavy ruck the wi 4 man overboard; weather worse: wind to NNW, blowing « pert argo bad sbiited; lee m night of t! wou was running moud' over, About 1 AM of the 9h the wind edoubied force from nort and put out three lee fires vet conl out of starboar ed trimmit 0. coutini when the weather had mode: 101 this faile hausted, und th N, lon 40 W, sight N&. which #t 6 PM took u at OAM of the 12th bowrd: settled bodily lour or tive te being six tee! water over her staring plat- AMERICAN PORTS, BOSTON, Oct 12—Arrive urig Anglo (Br). Acker, S va George 8 Turvell, Higgins, Alexeudrias Vat Mary Peters, York, bultimere: Ui BY ry re. Lore, baltimore: George & Young, "Mur | Muatl, dor & 8 Corson, Corson,. Piitadelphiwy Jou Procior, Allen. du; Eagle, Dubbins, Perth Amboy; Waltor mer, «taples, tobuken: Kduw Iaerwood, Turner, St Pit; Edward Burton (Br), MeDonald, Huyti; Vorius, Clack, Hoboken. Cleared. = We Law . Philadelpni: Balti: ens, Benrse, New w York; sobre GD’ Rath. ‘orrey, Wilming- 01, d. orig Katahdin, Coombs, New York. Bla York; bark Put Queenstown ; s orioik, Vay & ner (Hr), Sorensen, St, Naxal n Star (Hr), Gondey, Londonderry; wetsoin (i e, Dunkirk; Olivar (Ital), Molpin ore. A¥ivester, Charlextous J 1 St huridan, S Oet 12- Cleared, heen, Klewnor (Br), M Fermanaina Liverpool; Mary : Albertine (Sv), Roqueta, my My Kover, Brown, New York, AESS MONKOF, Uct 12 Arrive (Nor), Jobanaesu, teom Liverpool tor Ki i Ned—Brig Neptune's Car (br), Ko, rom Balthnore; Shanno, Moore (rom Norto ark Dagmar nambneo) Barbaro: 4 Fassod out=Ship St Cloud +Br), for Bremen; barks Astoria, (Hr), Burdenux; stormy etre! (ir), Devlin; Dronuing Seplie (Nor), Autwery (all trom Baltimore). Bark BT G (Br), Gwyther, Irom Liverpuol, is ordered to Piiladeiphia, GALVE=TON, Oct 7- Cleared, sehr Chas F Heyer, o- land, Pensacola. MOBILE, Oct 12-Cleared, orig A D Torry, Bray, Havana. i NEW ORLEANS, Oct #—Arrived, stoamor Historian di (Sr), Wallace, Liverpool via West Indies ton, Clearen—: che Juan G Wiipple, Fronty, Campeeh 12th Arrived, steamers City of Mexico, McIntosh, Vera Crug: Houry Vito (for), Caruitt Hewred—Hark M Amerie, Nassau. Pour Bavs from Mexican port 1ush—Arrived, slip Palme (Br), Le PHILADELPHIA Vet IL Arrived, vark Sara (Ans), Mateovich, from Tarracuna via New Yore; sehrs Sursex. Joon H Perry, Wood, Koston: Jas aM bards, do; bile T Crowell, Atkins, Provines- rdiner; Jentennini, Wisiey, + Maggie J Laws Onta, do. } Snow, Horion : Panth ‘ouawanda, Sherman, Prov Fail Kiver, Moccaville, bas} ~~ ing, TT nekiey, Charleston; Wye alied); AU stimers, Warten, New Frugomt (Een) hiw’ Hodsdon. Harbor: A iia Lewes, Del, Or New York. Detaware Bueakwater, Oct 11 -Arrived, brig Lula (Be), Gtawn, Wilmingce | for New York. Passed ont—bark i (Nor), Salversen, Philadel phia fur Wavee, Ship James (Ger), Wilms from Puiladelphia for Ant werp, and vark Arcadian (Br), Abbott, do tor Qt 4 passed out last night. Cuxsree, Fa, Oct 12—Sailed, steamer Weybosset (from Charteston), tor Boston in tow, PORTLAND, Me, Oct J, bare Venskabet (Nor), Servig, Live: i vie Hampton iouds, BAN FRANCISCO! Oey 4—Cleared, suiv S8t Joan (Fr), Pelicoting, Corinto; schr Mary Swain, Jacobsen, Hono: a. SAVANNAH, O: rei bus, Nickerson, New York: A: bark Candeur (Nor), Neil; (Port), Campos, Coane. i v ‘teamer Paula (Sp), Lanouza, Philadelphia; mip Theobald, Waterhouss bars wo; barks ‘nd Due ferin (Br), steeve, do; Ja) Nord (ie: Nailed . Billups, Bultimore ; . Gibraltar brig Bua Fe jow Yorks Poiiadelphia: bark Princoss Auice (Br), Halk: Bellevas (Br), Bruuswick, Ge; schr F A Sere ver, Bull itiver, ‘ ET YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, wC. As er of yachts gitta and ath we A aatBassiis, SteaMsours, SrgAM YACuTS omit aunel Ns che ellers and Ferry- boats for suie by ¥. ¢. SCUMIDT, 1 ‘South William at. ig —SUOON {T JOSEPHINE, 00X21 4X75. scoppsret, 10 pertoct oruer: handoniely furnished; ooklya. O. Very fast: will be xo-d low: font Bridge at, & ii, PULLLON, 224 South at nT FEET LONG. TLT bY SLOOP ¥ Auteney Smedly in July; very tast und able; cun be ar- ranged for Southern waters at ® triflimg outlay; splendid ses boat. Address vox 720 Post othe, AND METALLIO, Qoats oF ALL KINDS, WOOD Boa anthony 3.7. SMITH, 159 Bouth st. POR BALE at FoBtie ‘AUCTION, on TUESDAY. October 15, the sidewboe!l Steamer Outurio, as sne igi at Stario’s contral shipyard, Communipaw, N. J. ( ty atrest ferry), 216 (vet lony, 27 feet beam, 9 feet hold; built 1877; clus, 48 inches diameter, 12-fu0t stroke, “A imost excellout wowing steamer. Pur lull particulars upply office of STARIN’S C., & and ‘anaportation, No, 125 Broad st. New York. AL STKAM CABIN YACHT, 24 ot lou, 6 feet beam; very chuap. Address M., boa 3,150 Post office, New York. JOR SALE—A GENTKE-BOAKD GABIN Yacht, 48x16, with 4 teet draught; price very sold at onc’. THOMAS MANNING, yacht broke Bouver. OR SALE aND CHARTER—LIGHT DRAUGHT Stenmboats, Steam Yachts, Launches, Freight Propels reight Propel GEKOKGE F, PLYMER, 39 South st, OR SALE-TWO SAUOND HAND CANAL BOATS, encn of 200 tons cap ‘city. Inquire of P. NELSON, x6 Petry & lownsend’s dock, toot of Stanton st., Eust River. OR SALE CHEAP—THE PROPELLER FER] Goveruor's Isluud: length, (4 feet, breadth of ject. ve seon daily plying between Governor's Island, and the Custom House pier at the Battery. (OR SALE—A SCOW IN GOOD ORDER; WILL curry 150 tons, all on deck; price low. Address V., Merala off OR SALK CuEAP— all sizes; also the chi de. ABIN AND OPEN YACHTS, peat piace to luy up fur winter: in the market, at FRANK BATES’, 37sb at., South Bronklya, FRO, PALE AT 3 SACRIFICE CONTRO AT TN, guod condition; 150 tons burden, Apply ANDREW MURPHY, 128 Greenwich Maxxis AGENCY FOR THK PURCHASE AND and sale of Sail und Steam Yachts, 53 Beaver st. Yachts taken in charge for the winter. bs peeved CABIN SIKAM YaCut, 33 FEET, HAKD wood finish; will sell cheap. Address SPEED, Herala office. 50 FEES LONG, IN STEAM YACHT FOR SALE— tirst class ordi ell furnished. Can be seen at pier 12 North hiver, or address W. A. DALY, 84 West st., N.Y. Wastevss LIGHTER, ABOUT 100 TONS; MUST be in good condition.” Apply st 230 South at., New York. TO 45 FEET 4 tor ii 1 SLOOP YACHT, 40 eH ML. Hee ANTED-A GOOD CANOE, SHADOW MODEL preferred. Address, wish description and price, YORK. Herald Mee ANTED TO PUKCHASF—A TUGBOAT, 18 O# 20 inch cylinder; mast b Address, stating name of vs Ul ‘ald office. ANTED—A DOCBLE SCULL RUWBOAT, AD- dress, with particulars and price for cash, box 36, Hastings-on-Hudsou, N. Y. Waste, TO BXUHANG:—A 80-FOOT CABIN A Yacht ter one about 38 feet and pay ditference ip cash, YACHT. ¥ SLISCELLAN EOUS. 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No. 36 Joba ut., New York. ‘OW 10 CURE FEVER AND AGUE. + BVEKX AND AGUE ean be cured by vegetable, cleans ing medicines, These medicines do cure, and their use typhold fever, which often follows the use ef qui- nine and remedies of that class. BRANDRETH'S PILLS are a certain cure when persevered with a sufficient Yengt’t of time; usually from three to five doses permanentiy | cures, but remember every time you are purged by BRANDRETH’S PILLS you certainly reduce the malari- ous deposits in the blood and Yourself from the risk of typhoid or other fevers. In using BRANORETH’S PILLS there believe they impart @ priuciple to the no risk, and I jood which makes the systom unassailavle to fevers of all kinds, EX-SUPBRVISOR JONUN Y. HAIGHT, OF THE TOWN OF NEW CASTLE, yours ago attacked with tever und agus, I hi eys:—"'I was about twe the best |. Asan expert advice and medicine, but uothing cui mont I concluded te try Hrandreth's Pills. I took sis on an empty stomach early in the morning; this first dose seomod to stir me uj terent from better and slept soandly. The same course, taking the same number of pills, I eon tined to take the pills in thix way for three weeks, of the discaso, and my health fully restored, ‘This wae two years ago, and I h: health is good.” ad no return and my Boonman's Gate-Hovse, Scansoro’ WESTCHESTER COUNTY, Sept. 27, 1878, Mon, B. Baaxpuxru:— Dean Sin—My wife and threo children have been suffers ing for some time with fever and agus. Tried, one after auother, the diferent remedia advertised as magts and try Brandreth’s Pills and see if the malarious poison 4 in good doses to my wife and children. In could purged away. I got two boxes and gave them o week they were all cured, und I write this statement, whieh you may publish for the benefit of Yours traly, W. O'REILLY, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, NEW YORK. , W BOO) Hes GREVILLE RRR oe ~vatane.» A FRIEND (*L'Atmee.”). eury Greville, Prin trom advane ript, eent Iron Paris, Priee, Sve, in pay , iu cvoth. wait FING "Oi A DAuGMt ren. SUNIAL a keveres 7 By Henry Greville. Priee, 500, in paper cover, or #1 in cloth. Sav ELS EXPIATION, A RBassia By Henry Greville Priew 50¢, in paper, or #1 In GABRIELLB THK HOUSK en IMPORTANT. 10 INVALIDS. ‘vous Debility, Weakness, &e., bronght |, Kxcesses ur overwork uf the Brain vous Hystem, WINCHESTER’s SPECIFIC PILL y and ratio send fo . Pelee, $1 per ocurcly sented, with tail dire for ESTE & CO., Chi No. 36 Joun at. interruption of busin rye until cured: tients. Consultations aia at. Now York.