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

w NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, THE NEW CANADIAN CABINET. §BE PECULIAR VIRTUE OF GEORGE WAS! INGTON NOT CHERISHED acnoss T BOKDER—UNBLUSHING POLITICAL LYING— THE APPOINTMENTS FAIL TO SATISFY EITHER THE IRISH CATHOLICS OR THE FRENCH ULTRAMONTANES—TROUBLE AHEAD, (BX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Moyrreat, Oct, 18, 1878. Notwithstanding that at bali-past three on ‘ihurs- fay afternoon Sir John Macdonald assured the repre- antatives of the press that there was no t amor that six members of the new Cabi worn it, it is now officially amnounced that they weiually tovk tho oath of office at ball-past me in the afternoon of that day, or fully two hours defore the interview had taken piace. What motive tir Joun Macdonald may bave bad tor intentionally misioading bis interviewers is @ matter for sonjecture, Possibly the fear of that de putation of big Irishmen who waited upon tim the other day to urge the claim of Darcy Mag juccessor to a seat im the Cabinet may preyed upon his imagination, and be may have wished to get quietly out of their reach belore the bat got out of the bag, Sir John himseit was one of the six who had been sworn in at the time, and, a8 1t would appear, that one of bis very first official acts after taking the oath was a tremendous whopper, A CHARACTERISTIC BEGINNING. The beginning of his rule is quite characteristic The evening papers complain bitterly of tne recep- aon, which, ip one case at least, ts but a poor return jor the warm espousa! of bis national policy and t id, Thus admonishes t) by making deliberate misstatements, Yesterday aiternoon, immediately alter His Kxce! bad leit the room where membors of the Cabinet bad been wischarging certain cuties, the Premier was asked, peiore Lord Dufferin was out of wight, whethor ‘be Dew goveruinent bad bee orn in, Witboat a moment’s hesitation and without a biusu Sir Jobo re- No, they bave not and wiil not be sworn til 1 gvt @ tolegram from Mr, Masson.’’ ast a it did not hear the members would word sheuld be worthy of credence, ought to havo Yold the truth, and votning but the truth, Had he epytbing to keep back, it was for bim to buve fraukly Stated tbat be declived \o communicate anything.”’ NOT AS GUOD A3 GEORGE WASHINGTON, r eveniug paper which bus no party claim Jobu’s veracity believes thas, though eele- ated as a statesman, the Premier ts ‘in one thing, tandard held ap vy George Wasbington.’ In tact, Sir John Macdonald's flying visit Mont. teal bas vot been productive of any bappy result, ana people are asking it those sbaliow artifices which tufficed to govern two small provinces twenty years ayo were vot altogether incompatible with the opinion tve people entertain of the seli-re- spect which should actuate public men and of the sense of honor and dignity waicn should preside if the administration of the affairs of the country. J. H, Pope, of Compr one of the six, was also guilty of tergiversation bis matter. TEE COMPLETED CABINET. The names oi the sinters sworn in areas {ol- of Senator Aixens, Senator Campbell, Hon. J. . Pope, Langevin, Masson, McKe: Bow: ell aod Mr. Mousseaa or Coapieau. Mr. MeKen- Biv’s Cabinet consisted of only tairteen members, the Speaker of the Senate not beiug included. Ihe lono- Vation bas been mude to conciliate Mr. Tuley and the peopic of New Brunswick, who ask for two represon- tatives ip the Council, FOOD YOK [Ris CATHOLIC DISSATISFACTION. It mey be noticed that Lis arraugem for only ove Irish Catholic O'Connor. The | Bowell, tho Orange Association of British North Amer- jean is to bave @ seat in the Cabinet. Tue ‘sciaims are supported by the whole Orange body of Ourario, and, as Sir Jobu canuot thea Overboard, it bas leaked out that the “hich” was Suused by tho contempiated presence of this high Orange dignitary in the administration, THE PRENCH ULTRAMONTANES PERPLEXED. Not pao bas (bis led tO the preseot movement among I Catnoli von, jovetbent that may be tng the Cabiues and giving | Irish Catnoli but hus sorely perplex. d the Freneb yitramontanes of Quevee. The great problem we the:—"Wili Mr. Massou, the ultramouane leader, ot in the same Caviuet with McKenzie Bowell, ately the nead of ali the Orange- men of Canada?” Mr. Masson, beving arrived in New York, wilt peer ses 0 orn Saterday,aod ihe euigwa will to If the er th trouve brewing ahead, seen Who will bsck uown. Already Mr. Langevin is erious difficulty with Sir Jobo Lter’s arrive ut Quebec esterday, 0 the subject of Lhe composition ui tne Cabinet, = the semi-official organ of the gi ber jive ag au cay taken this course, it is very provavie. indeed, that 6 Fepresentative of Queen Victoria would still be thous a responsible auviser iu the Dowinion. POLITICAL INTEREST INTENSE IN QUEBEC (Bx TELEGRAPM TO THE HERALD.) Qvenec, Oct 18, 1878. w create intense interest bere, owing to the presence of Sir John A, Mac- Donald and several prospective Cabinet Ministers, of sd jerninent bot yet inv probavly be sworn in on 7 Sir Patrick MacDoagall, who will be sworn to Aden strator immediately alter Lord D to-morrow, lt 18 rather remarkubie that the wost likely incoming Minist |, Grand Master of the Oatario Orang a, chief of the Quebec Pro- TAKING LEAVs OF QUEBEC. LORD DUFFERIN'S LAST OFFICIAL ACI8—a BRILLIANT BECEPTION—PROMISING A RE- TURN TO AMERICA, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Quesec, Oct, 18, 1878, y will be long remembered in Quevec. Lora troal this morning and to- at tod ‘Thi Dufferin arrived irom @ay periormed his just official acta ia this cry. ten he inspected the troops and bignly compli ‘them on their eficiency, lec ving with Colonel Stra: & sum of money to purchase silver cups for ual dom petition. At eieven be laid the foundation stone of one of new city gater, which it was iutended to call Kent gates by Her Majesty. The French Canadians do not like jaen of giving up old name of tne beretoiore known as St. aod so xcelloncy, Wita bis usual taet, asked to-day that it might remain io abeyance anti the arr i Macdonald, bad promised to Hiebmente with ail The ot. At two P.M, be stone of Duiferiu terrace, which will ex- Jevd the Durban terrace toa pixok promenade over A Quarter of « mile loug aod sixty leet wide, on ae Wop of a chill 200 leet avovs the river, command the most maguiiceut we the toundaic ry 10 the word. Under stone Was deposited Lord Duflerin’s m High Latit iw addivien Lo the c. Hiunt aflair, the cue o members of yoverom Pariv wmdier, flocking In large LUMoers Lo Bay farewell, His Exceiloney expresses bis intention of returning Ata no aistant dave on a vist United States, He will sai) to-morrow morning iv Her Mejesty’s steamebip Sirtos, whieh will convey down the rive wieee ho Will en rm tence THE CHEYENNES. Yaxxron, D. T., Oct, 18, 1878, A soldier justin from tue Sioux country reports @hat the tray of the missing Cheyennes was found Inst week crossing Kegapaba River about one buv- ed miles West trom Fort Randall The tra’ fated « Horthward movement and was fresh sone 4, This pews warfauls (he conclusion (hat the ave outflankes everything and are weil nae? way toward tue Yollowstoug, TILDEN’S INCOME TAX SUIT. Cuicaco, Oct, 18, 1878. At the Tilden income investigation to-day Mr. Lar- rabee, treasurer of the Chicago and Alton Railroad, tified as volo pos a vice of $20,000 rendered by 5. { the company, boods ey Sima of $8,000,000; also tbat bonds and jock to the umount of $168,000 wi 18 presumed, were appropriated by Tilden to remunerate themselves for their services as trus- toes, MIDNIGH? WEATHER REPORT. Wak Deranturyt, Ovrics ov THK Culey SiGNaL OrvriorR, Wasuinetoy, Oct, 19—1 a. M. Indications For Now England, cioudy, rainy weather, south- easterly, veering to colder northerly winds, falling, followed by rising bar ometer. For the Middle Atlantic States, rain areas, fellowed by clearing weather, colder northwesterly winds, !ol- lowed by rising barometer. For the South atiantic States, colaer clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly northerly, bigher pres- sure, For the East Gulf States, clear or partly clouay weatber, winds mostly northerly, nearly stutiesary pressure and temperature. For the West Gulf States, clear or partly cloudy Weather, cold northeasterly, veering to warmer south- east winds, failing barometer. For Tennesace and the Unio Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winda, stationary or lower temperature, and rising leliowed by stationary For the lower iako region, cloudy, rainy, followed by clearing weather, winas mostiy northwesterly, stationary or lower temperature, generally high pressure, ¥or the upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy Weatber, cold, northerly, shitting to warmer, south- easterly winds, stationary or lower pressure, For the Upper Mississipp! aod Lower Missouri val- leys, warmer, clear or partly cloudy ther, gout! erly winds, failing barometer. The rivers will remain nearly stationary. Cautionary off-shore signais continue at Lewes, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook aud New York. Cautionary signals conti: at New Haven, New London, New York, Wood’s Hole, boston and Section 8, and are ordered for Portland and Section 7 and Eastport. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Herald building, 215 Broadway :— 1877. 1878. 1877. ch . 65 ‘Average temperatare for correspouding us last year, UNACCOUNTABLE INJURIES, A MAN DIES IN AN AMBULANCE ON HIS WAY To BELLEVUE HOSPITAL. An entry upon the blotter at the Morgue last even- ing stated that the body of unknown man haw been received from No. 152 Chatham street. This was all the data that was furnished and all that seemed to be known by the officials concerning the caso, except tbat it was stated, but upon what autbority could not be ascertained, that he was a law. yer. A Hemato reporter, anxious to learn ail possibie particulars of the strange case, with two of the attachés of Belle’ Hospital, visited the Morgue at ten o’ciock last night aud with the aid of the flickering flame ot a candle took hasty glances at the weird faces of the dead which were ranged im plain pine caskets awaiting identification and burial. As the reporter and bis two altendanis examined the lapels on the difforent coffins, in search of the one which contained the body of the lawyer, the lids were hastily removed aod atill more bastily replaced with the burried remark, ‘Not that ouc.’? At last the right coffa wi jounad; there could be no Mistaking it, for there on toe lid was inseribed in lead pencil, in scrawhng band, the characters, ‘Un- known man, No. 152 Chatham street.” The lid was not peiled down and was easily removed. When the face of the dead man was revealed a frighttul and ghastly spectaclo met the gazo of the three men who peored into the shadowy recesses of the coffin, The {face und hair were rated th bived;,« waping wound disfigured th bs boner Was coutused id respectability, features intelligent and bis dre: as that of a well-to-do man, He appeared to be abeut forty or forty-five years of age and wore a brown chin beard and mousiache. There Was no misteking thatthe man had uied from those ugiy bruiwes and that deep cut oo bis face, How be come by these tojaries could not be ascertained. When the Morgue autnorities were questi ubject they expressed thi d they bad heard that the mao y to tho hospital in an ambu.ance. The HERALD reporter thought tno cuse worth in- ating, und called at No, 152 Chatham street, 1s Known as the Gilbert Hotel. When ques- t.oved about the man who nad been removed irom the hotel to the Morgue the clerk stated that deceased a straoger, koowo by the name of Wiicox, Was taken sick yesterday, and requested te be sent to the bospitui, In obedience tu Lis Wishes the sick wagon vont ior, and while being ploced in it he died. bad po murksof vivlence on uis persou when re. movou trom the botel, Officer Murphy, of the Fourth oe said he Gilvert Ho 3 the latter was Bis appearance be looked weak and debilitated, but bad no marks of Violence about him. tie did vot want to go to the hospital, but the proprietor insisted om baying him sent there, On bearing these state one of bis officers to c: ois Captain Pecty detaiied the Gilbert Hotel Nowbing (arth aptecedeuts. Captain Petty was pozzied and excla! med, ‘Well, thisie the most mysterious case | Lave heard of since my connection with the jorce! 1 cannot ace count for the Injuries bo the man's face, except that a mistake was maue in labeiling the cofiius, and tua if an WhO is crevited tu the Gubert Hol be OBITUAKY, ‘MISS SALLIE EOLA RENEAU, ‘The many triends of Miss Sallie Boia Reneau, of Mis- Mssippt, the distinguished author and educator, wiil be shocked to bear of ber unti plague oo the 14th inst, ut Germantown, Te has beeo temporarily residi rai N. 8. Renag, of Batesville, Miss, oted berseif to the education of ber sex, rich and poor. The Legislature of Mississippi paid the highest tribute to ber charactor and giving ber University of M always be proud of be or devotion to her wex by devoting ber |i levation of woman, bet aino to great seli-denial and ver Christian charactor displayed by remaining 1D the plague di-- triets to aid aod Comiort Lhe wek ana dying Mise a Was characterized vy Senator Alcorn, of ppi's grent edu- {9 the power ot whose pou d with due DAVID B, TURNER, David B Turner, aged sixty yoars, a retired mer- chant, formerly of the firm of Wadsworth, Compton & Tal of Richmond, Va., was taken suddenly ti yesterday while riding im # train on the Metropol- tan Eievated Railroad, He was discovered in a ” and exbausted condition by the conductor, who carried bim imto the wailing room at the Chambers t depot. A physician was summoned imme. ely, wno on his arrival found thatiife w soortiy vetore clock Yesterday morning in spparent wood with ihe intention of visiting some Iriends He was long ond lavorably knowe health, at Nyack. iu business circles, both in New York ana the print pal southern cities, Having au turtuie be retired some yeurs ago. yours he was a prominent member of Gra ed & Cousiverabie For over twenty Coureb mine jo leaves a wile and daagiier, His sudden ributed to heart disease, CAPTAIN Jovi Pit Ae YARD, Coptain Jowepu A, Yard ded at bis home in Farm. ingiaie, Monmouth county, N.J., om Thursday niyoy OCTOBER 19, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. He wasa soa of Bevjamin Yard, the carpenter who built the areb at Trenton under which General Wash- ington passed in 1789 when on bis way to be inaug- urased first President of the United States, He was bora in Trenton in 1802 and passed a life of vicisvi- He was keeper of State Prison trom 1835 the Mexican war was commissioned subsequently an wspecior in the Ni 4 and wh i in Williamsburg was elected to toe lower braved of the New York Legislature. Iv 1850 he w ted to superiptena the erection of & penitenuary ab Syracuse and was afterward iis war- den, ln 1855 be again became a Custom House offi. cial, and at the outbreak of tbe war tor the Union be rabed a company in New eves aod led tt te Virginia At the close of the war, being tofirm, he settiea at gdaie with bis dren, Deceased was a dent democrat in politics, He wus an acti Odist aud a zealous temperance udvocate, SHIPPING NEWS|: OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF OCOTOBER AND NOVEMBER. Opie. 37 Brondway tio Bromdway "19, Liverpool... 19] Liverpool... 69 Broadway :]7 Bowling Green 56 Browaway 4 Bowilius Groen :]31-33 Broudway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 169 Broadway 155 Broudway 61 Broadway ary Broadway 7 Bowiins Green 2 Bowling Green v 9 Rote am 50 Broadway 121 Liverpool. ov 1) Lonuor 9] Liverpool S|ulasow.. li Nov 19 Liverpool. [29 Broadway 121 2 08 3 61 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. y Bar, | Ther. ‘State of ct. 18. Hour | Inch. Deg. | wind. | Weather. “eG: Nw| Cloudy Ed Be Raining Kaining WESTERN UNION TIME BALL, Waw Yon, Oct 18—Nooa, Tue Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 18, 1878, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE NERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer State of Louisiana (Br), Johnstone, Glasgow Oct'S und Lurne Gib, with mdse aud passengers to A Bald- « "Ktoumer St Lanrent (Pr). Lachesnos, Havre Oct 5, with mdse aud 200 passengers to Louis de Bebaln, Oct Tr la 4041. 1on 70.57, passed bark Burmab (br), bound Steamer Glenlogan (Br), Tandhere, Rio Janeiro 25 da} ith coffee to i B Borland, Uct 12, lat 2821, lon 62 ad» Trowbridke, Uris bound 3’; 17th, lat 36 21 ile (of Yarmouth, NS), All of ces Nickerson, Savannah 55 wud passengers to George Yonge. ctor, Jones, Wilaminyton, Nt", with mdse bege. with un tamer Beni to Willlm F lyde Ship Hereward (ir), Inglis. London 49 days, tn ballast. to Heugerson Bros. Oct 6, Int 41, lon 55, too! D which lost und split sails 17th, Passed through » large quan: ng of new planks, &e. ertson, Liverpool 46 days, In « Bark Grandioven (Nor), fathantelson, Bremen 55 days, in valiast, to Benham & Hoyesen, Maa light easterly winds to Bermuda; thence strong NE and NW yak ountered heavy Ni gale, with heavy cross se: ing \bree days. fark Risichior (Ger), Dentio, Bremen, 41 gays, with Lar. rele'to Theo Kuger Oct 14, lt 4025, lon 69 5%, passed © vessot ou fre. supposed to be schvoner; buttom was painted green and topsides bl be was only vurning Smkdeb pe lass, to Bowrin, . Hambure 44 davs, tm bal- Had strong NW ang 83W Stavanger Aug 29, ored in Gravesend 3. D (ot Pictou, NS), McDonald, ape Town via Huwpton Roads 48 days, in ballast, to Hatton, Watson & Co. . Crossed the Equator Sept 43, iu jon 35; Uct 5, 1at 30, jou 70 20, bad # hurricane trom St lasting 8 hours, then settling to» gale trom NW lasting 3 days; lost and split “eek Liverta, Itiehardson, as, WCA, 33 days, with pal ‘ates & Porterticld. tad strong va Get 10, jae 32. 1 a quactity of wrecked suff. cousisting of & v sel'y masts and yards with rigging attachoa, apparent but a short time tu the water. Bark Ariett. (of Soarsport), . Sagua 13 days. Tish suxcar to order: vosral tu Carver &. Barues, 12, Meaty gale from NNE. lasting 43 hours; loot aad st eatre, “Pifark Lizsia (of Boston), Thompson, Sagua 13 days, with sugar to Moses Taylor & ( vewel to Benner & Pokey, Oar Iz, eo nation yeoth of 1 ntered & severe UNE, vooring to NE und NW, lasting tive Nichol Ory, Para 33 days, with rubber, BIW Jo, Uct 13, James fiwiciphis, @ passenger, died of scurvy aud ried mt sem. os. Was Gays N of uh oehr Wm Fhompaon 2 with cocoa. sto Win vessel t BJ Wenbery & Uo, cle Wi Van Brunt. taughwant, Jucksmuviie® days, WA Van Bruns. with lumber to Vet 1h, had a heavy NE Laseing wal debt Nelle Crowe, Jewot! Port Royal, 80, 10 day i. u vir) shuond for New chmod ford imei ee x ing orightly boned yack wud headed wind 3W by aitorward the vowel, supposed to be 4 hort distance of us and ‘sud, Kopt uf, we at the seme 4 hel nard sport. truck us port bow. carrying uverbonrd ut 15 fatvoms abi yo the vow at ard 4 course until out of sixht. . and the schoouer she ail sail and procecded ow the Aiinon Bird—see Mise (Nor,, from Bolowgne, whieh was 1 bay for orders, came uy tothe erty 18h. THROUGH HELL Gain, BOUND sOUrH, . hills, New Bedford for New gers to Barling & Davis, Whe sehoouer was PASSED ‘Schr Geo Gurney, Gurney, Norwich for Philadelphia, Sehr Loon, Wakely, Bridport for New Yor aK van. Bridgeport for Balvtinore, rd, Hawkin bi ork. pele Dread Sehr Frank phia ‘cbr 1% L Steers, Steers, New Haven for Philadephia, Sebr HM ys, Arey, New Haven for Georg ‘Behe Kdward Ewing, Walker, Greenport tor New York, BOUND Kast. Rteamer Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portland, Bteanver A-bacrors, Davis, New York for Fali River. Sehr Bertha d retiows, Smith, New York tor Boston. sebe A Hamlin, Low . New Yor tor Boston, New York er Chonemanes, ae ow York for ortemouth, lis Port Johnson for Providence. Coasing, Philwueipbia fer Providence, Seur Heading it , Mevevitt, Phiadelphia tor Bouth Norwalm LE. Bark Memory (Nor), Nallsen, from Wilmington, NO, for CLEARED. yeneon. Cy sicpacoat,' Oct 9, 2 PM, lat 33, lou 79 43, with a8 on ts Steamer Britannie (Br), . Li 1 via Queems- s towa— id Goris Be), Perry, Liverpool via @ obstis Le How (Br). trom, Witmington, NO, for Belfast, 1 a N—-F WI uuegmer Kagiaad (Br), 1 pao Liverpool Mteamer Anchoria (Br), Hedderwi Steamer City of Houston, Stevens, Galvestoa—C H Mal- OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, lery Antwerp, Oct 18~Arrived, sseamor Iris (Br), Taunton, Steamer Olty of Dallas, Chester, Fernandina via Fort | New York. “toumer Oetorars, Reynolds, Kaltimore—J 8 Krems. Sailed 18th, bark Wellamo (@us), Eskelin, United Steamer J W Jarrett, Fos! sitimere—J 5 Krem Btutes, tl Hindostan’ ir), Potors, Yokehama—Arkell, Tuite & c2hip St Mildred (Br), Murruy, Liverpool—Arkell, Tults & park Vidfarne (Nor), Olseu, Queenstown, Falmouth or "hen uth for SefeterT anes on « AneNvat, Oct 10 Arrived, ship Tros (Nor), Brager, Now York (before reported without date), BuistoL, Vet 1B—Arri steamer McFee, New York. Sidonian (Br), geitie woody (Br) Boyd & Vineken. Buirast, Oct 17—Sailed, ship John Bunyan (Br) 5 tie r . . . ware Nar Lisgarth ii eee Attllig Wires. | MeLeod, New Orleans; bark Amity (Br), Sutton, United ker & States. Share Gadotas (sr), Farrow, Bayoune (¥rance)—Joho Brew Oct 18—Sailed, bark Erna (Ger), Schutte, Barx Fanny P (Aus), Sandri, Bt o—Slocovich & ¢ Churlestoa. ine. oy ty Secondo (Ital), Russo, Naples—Funcl sil Boitvar (Aus), Gerotimich, Constantinople—Jobo * Beek Li F Munson, Huntley, Marne! Henry. Brig Gem (Br), Riekardscn, Oporte—Seam ros. Sehr Kdward Jobason, MeDonaid, Desolation Island—Al- ve, eget r Koen: in, Porto Piata—G Wessels. J H Winchester & Uo, ryant, Manzuailla (Cuba)— Bark Ferraro Barcutona, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Porvenir Curoll, New York. Boxpeavx, Ort 15—Arslved, bark Success (Br), Dalrym- ple, New York (vefore reported arrived 10tn) Brncen, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Suceess (Nor), Ulsen, New York (before reported withuut date). Constanmixorie, Oct 10-Arrived, bark Sirio (Ital), Pelle Now York, Cuuistiania, to Ves 10—Arrived, bark Juvente (Nor), Andersen, New York, Canpirr, Oct 18—Arrived, sehr G @ Vooper, Higgie, Liv- erpoo:, to load for Cape Town, Duwuin, Oct 17—Arrived, bark Muriel (Br), Hannay, (Sp), ths George W" ‘Thomas J Owen & So: Schr spartel, idallowell, Boston—Jed Frye & Co, sqStht OU Acken, roms, Stamford —Beamford ‘Manufactur- fy sehr S P Goodwin, Willams, Stamford—Stamford Manu- facturing Co, SAILED, Baltimore. Steamers Notley Abbey (ur). for, Barcolona: City of Fowny, Oct 17—Arrived, bark Ada Peard (Br), Harris, Dallas, Fernandiue, &e: ship Argus (Br), Snanghal; varks New York. patie (Br), 1. iw (Nor), Kot: Frcamr, Oct 17-: toldam; Prineipe de Napoll (Ital), Constantinople: Maud, | yong 17-Satied, bark Hebe (Nor), Gram, New —. Gatway, Oct 18—Sailed, bark Vittor Pisani (ital). Scurpa, Philadelphia; brig Britaunia (Br), McKen: Baltimore (latter not previously). Havre, Oct 17—Arrived, bark Alma (Nor), Woscholt, Baltimore. Sailed 18th, bark Kate Moellick (Br), Fraser, Tybee. Honrievr, Oct 17—Arrived, bark Hertha (Nor), Peter- sen, Baltimore, HamaurG, Oct 17—Sailed, ship Lizzie C Troop (Br), Cor- ning, America, Liverroo. Oct 17—Arrived, bark G F Munts (Ger), Sehulken, Astoria, 0; 18th, steamers Dominion (Br) Bouchett: 1; Victoria (Br), Williams, Boston; Muriel (Br), Grulfoyle, New Orleans Salled 17th, snip Servia (Br), Philadelphia; barks Mine nie Carnichael (Br), Taylor, Tybee; Lydia (Br), Chalmers, Key Loxpon, Oct 17—Salled, schr Resolute (Br), Lawrence United States. Salled from Gri Pensacola. Lonponperry, Oct 18—Arrived, barks Village Belle (Br), Wright, Baltimore ; Noel (Br), Kaowltoa, Limunick, Oct 18-Sailed, bark Grenhilde (Br), Meikle, MARITIME MISCELLANY, Capt William H P Hains, of the steamer Scythia, from Liverpool, has oar thanks for spectal meteorological ob- servations made in connection with the Hxratp weather service. Capt G Deddes. of the steamer P Caland, hence to Rot- terdam, bas our thangs tor special meteorological observa Hons made tn connection with the Hxzatp wouter ser- vice. Staawen Joux Buaxatt (Br), for Constantinople, in at- tempting to leave New Haven bet 18 P pil ran hard agrouod on Littie Gull Island, allies Sof °N Louaou during « dense tog and lies ia. dangerous location with 11 feet of wrter in hold; crew safe, She huss vulua- ble cargo of arms. Suir Kit Carson, Spencer, trom Cardiff for Brtaris., which put into Rio Janeiro July 5 leaky, was to bo sold by suction Sept 20, Banx Apoy Excuxe, Williams, trom New York Oct 10 for Kordowux, arrived ut Delaware B jet 18 and reports, was ‘he in the hurrie: ne , lat 49, Jom 71, and thrown on beaw ends, cargo badly shitted be star. board, lust everything movably ou dock, listed badly nud became almos: uumanageable. She wilt | proceed to Phila- deiphia for repairs. Buia Favours, Wiggins, from Guadaloupe (before re ported), was again spoxen’ Oct 10, in lat 30, lun 70 45, under jurymasts, 4 18th, ship Proteus (Br), Pearson, Bue Fuvina Scup_ (of Dorch NB, 314 toms) has | United States. been wrecked un the Chinese Coast. Crew save Mowtnose, Oct 18-Salled, brig R B Gove, Hodgman, Bug Wa Putrrs, Br eta] trom os Onyos, | New York. jor New York, was se Oct 11, di ¥ gale from i to 8, ander durpante Mrssina, Oct 17—Sailed, brig B A Barnard (Br), Willeby, (ae belore reported), oy sche Fred Jackuon Wadel- | Now York. be Oct 10—A: bark Luisa C (Ital), Colomb: Bute Lone Reacn, from Now York for St Jago, put into de ‘ RNG TF ARO ee Cite. Delnware Breakwater Uct 18, leaking, with loss of deck load aud suits blown away. Quxxxstowx, Oct 18,84 PM—Arrived, steamer Nevada Brig Tuos Turunt, Bat (Br), Rigby, New York for Liverpool (ana proceeded). be ne Bari eee gine, at Now Haven 17mm |, Zalled 18th. 4:90PM, steamer Germante (Br), Kennedy Pe Moe bob teok fanabion ued plist (trom Liverpool), New York. ae Pensacola, lost 2,500 feet umber and »plit nd lost Passed Crookbaven 18th, 4 PM. steamer City of Chester Scur Gex Grant (Br), at Boston 17th from Grand River, | (Br), Brooks, New York for Liverpool. PEI, reports Uct 13, 25 intles NW of Cape Suble, exp Rostock, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Progress (Nor), Olsen, New York enced * severe hurricane trom the NE, in which lost part of deck load (15 bbls mackerel), stove buiwarks, split suils Rio Janetno, Oct 16—Arrived, bark May Queen, Spring- ston, Baltimore. and sustained other dumage. Scur wie opt pe at rrp] been hier agri shootin Ee eT eee ee re leita, | Soutuamerox, Oct 18—Arrived, steamers Hannover twelve hours, io which tost part of deck load, filied cabin | (Ger), Erdman, Baltimore for Bremen; Hobensollern full of water, lost washed over- | (Ger), Himbeck, do for do (und both proceeded). iii atthe | St MALO, Get 15—Arrived, bark Platon (Nor), Ander- son, Philadelphia: brig Bertha (Nor), Ulsteen, New York; 16th, bark [dun (Nor), Falek, Philadelphia. Brurtix, Oct 15—Arrived, bark Genitore (uer), Rjon- ness, New York, in order to keep the vessel from filling with water, {the Vessel is badly strained. Trixste, to Oct 18—Arrived, bark Amaifi (Ital), Amaia, New York, Scour JG Hamatin, whieh was picked up and taken into Gloucester, had broken adrift from the >ouch Chunnel and hor, ghain und Jib... Sehr Williay Walson, Iving Care Towx, CGH, Oct 1—Ship Calcutta, Hansen, from Rangoon May 11, for the English Channel, has been towed in hero by the American schooner Georgesta Lawrence, Capt Coman, with her rudder ,one. The Georgetts Law- rence claims $50,000 salvage, Burk Clementine & Alice (Pr), Blanchard, trom Colomoo July 1, via St Denis (Keunion) August 7, for New York, hus arrived here leuky. Sho will be surveyed. Loxpox, Oct 18—Steamer Victoria (Br), Williams, which Haven 17th trom mn during the late x: Peerless, tying nto the wnar! her side 4nd dolug other duinage, Yacht 1-llu dragxed her anchor und came in contact with the whart, injurivg her quite b Scue Harrie, trom Bermuda Keys tor Now York, which put into Savannah in distress, hus a full eargo of cocoa- Auts and ivory nuts, valued at $7.0, Sept 17th, in tho Guifor Mexico, sho’ foremust, ia the Jaws ot the Jorexafl was carried away and fell o The maininast went eVrenking offfitteen fect above the dock. Tho mate, a Mr. Kogers, of Castine, was at the mast-lead at the time of the accident, und Jumped overvourd without injury. grating was thrown to him, by which assistance he reached the vessel. The schooner was now completely disaviod, her sails torn to tatters aud both inuste uionyaide. ‘The bris was cut away, «Jurymast rigxed aft, and with the re- mutuing portion of the foremast enough) sail was mado to headway. Now masts have been put on nd a now gang of rigging have ber made nt South. The vessel will be tum Glately riuged and proceed on ber vuvaze. Scum Atwox Binp, from Windsor, NS, for Baltimo with plaster, putinto Newport, Rt AM, e Dales, having on she 17th, of Fire Island unknown bars id miszon rizging sasscintopaer. Ghee tabert of back Lo Vigus, at tits port.) cur Frappe E Enpirr (ir), before reported abandoned, was lusurea tor $4,700, Hor irelcht was valagd at $1,50J. Scum Brits Bansova (Br), trom Salmon itiver for tro- jumber, betore reported ashore on Campo Bello, suid at wactiog for $7,000. The cargo wont with the vessel. A full-rigged briz, dism: de, by sehr Fred Jackson, from Cardenas, Baxtimone, Oct 18—Schr Anoroid, Armstrong, brought Capt Lunderkin and the crow of tue sche Soa Nyiuph, of Gurdiner, Me. trou; New York for Fort Koyal, whlcl was abandoued on the 13th inst, lat 34 15, lon 76 50. hurrieane on’ the at anchor, parted tuving # hole in weather on the pasvage und shifted cargo and lost more than one hundred head of cattle overboard Bark Commersienrath Robberius (Ger), Scharmberg, from Gloucester for York, before reported off Scilly witu loss of three topmasts, hus put fato Cardiff Livxrvoot, Oct 18 - Steamer Dominion (ir), Bouchelle, arrived st this port to-day from Montreul, and reports: experienced heavy weather during her passage and ost overboard 514 hoad of aheep. Quxexstows, Oct 18—Kare Witch, Mudgett, from Hat burg for New York, has put in here with loss of sails aod short ot provisions. Bark Lalin W (Br), Wooaworth, trom St John, NB, for Warrenpoint, has also put in here with her bowsprit and foremast gone and four feet of water in ber bola, ited, was seen Oct 14, no lat, “Philadelphia on the 17h, WEATAZR REPORT. Hotynxap, Oct 18—Wind E, gentie; barometer 29.749. Prymoutu, Oct 18—Wind E, strung, cloudy; burometer 29.63, hold and was FOREIGN Amor, Pept 4 Js port, bark An; vidwon. tor rik. kW PORTS. Norman (Br), steamers Ailsa (Br), Haghes Prince and Savantilu), Now Porter, New York. tp Omba (Br), Hail Grom Tiotto, derkin reports that art saw three dismasted essels in the vicinity of or the 14th and 15th yes, of their lower rly Hing. "One was, bark, she othors fulirisged bri uautity of wreckage, consixting of spar * sal ond cigeing rig Uuto (Russ), Ricchardt, ut this port from Liverpool, sepects tama on tho ive task ot Gnee Leckeancaxpert: enced # barricane [rom 5 by K to NNb; carried away outh fant, with al ‘sttnched.” Mer hull and cargo are uuiu- jured. Hatirax,Oct 18—Bric Sophia (Br), which arrived from Liy- erpool to-duy, reports that on Uct 4, 1a las 42 20, lon 71 82, she encountered «# farior hurrican . which broke from Bb to N, the heavi ofthe gale boing trom the N, during which s! Hed to scud 8 under be! rr hours. ‘36, lon 71 BB, she Ki eats rt Chartescon ing eondithy spoke the ir for London podol: (lich, donors Viewria: 3d, bur Geslon, Kelly, Nagao! 4th, ships Landyeer, Knowles, iMeNeat, Taylor, Astoria: btu, bark C ter). Port! joured Sept Y, vark Livetico Gta). ‘Pouuial, Sao Fran- cinco. dort Sept 11; ships Sumner it Mond, Dixon. for Ni York: Ble g jas Napicr (Br), ¥ i ¥F ee ad Sits Fisk *Willtamn, tor Hauiran, Uct 15—Arrived, Lr Teoro July 28 —Arrived, barks Francis B Fay, Rotiins, Kong ( Aug 18 for New York); Aug Groy, Mauile (and sailed i0sh tor bar! away anu the veasel leaking baaiy. Mass, deal laden, from St dismantled ina gnie on © ot the Western Hanks Sunday last on the southern o by tne American sebr Ligne H Clark. Mans, Oct 18-Tho enptain of sehr Gov whigh arrived here lust night, re- east of Chath Provincetow: ot Ht wy Inst, ten mile = on Govawii fi women aouard at ths time en Aug 30—Salied, ships Buition, Reed, ta el ; Saratuga, Nendau, Sew dork via Lo ax PRancisco, Oct 18—\ | Portland, denovtch a ‘Kbam. Pinkteut, Hong Kong und Cape Tow Ton sily City of Dublin (Br). B14 Py 4 Pin pork. hope 4, online, slowat Wesblagten, Porkine, for sands New York: Formo Kiver | bar Aus 19), White au ib (Bey. ry, for Sun NTRVIDRO, x “ Arrived, barks W: . Sarmiaut, Gould, Ports ‘16. Arrived, stoner Sarmatian (Br), Jool; Manitobau (Br), McDousall, Glasgow. barks dearas (Br) tier, Autwerp, hmmae (in), Wiillaimvons Late Pour av Paixce, Uct 8—Arnved, bark Traid d’Union, Obrt, Mol- attempt Whine cargo by being y ot the see veo Walk Hghtoned, Ha Frances Ellen was to-day hauled off by the revenue Dexter. She was leaking badly, aud has ft tlie and Samuel D AT the seni reine ia tow Ho for New Beatord. Launch The bare building at Weymoutn for JP Knowles, 2d, of Ne . il be jaunched about the middl ‘Sovem will ve Bumed te Alves Roowles, utter s deugiier of her vwne: NOTICE TU MARINERS, inbus, 7, es, ans Krothe . trige Chiltoor (ir), ‘Uontiey Vothording (Daven). tor doi Kamites, Bernard, m Goodyear, tor Hampton Rows 2, irom Savannah, reports, Oct the Cape Lovkout shouts toms of water det 1N—Notion is haraby viven by the se Bowed ne the automatic st vy. meored by rs L apyon, Portis, du. PYoKOWAMA, Sept 1—Arrived, ships Hattio E Zante Tapley, New York; Sth, Grandes, Jacobs, do; vette Urayasor (uy), from San Franeiseo, 118, bark Ohio 2d, Smith, Sailed Sevt 5, barks stle, (Bri, Heath, As. sent home'on the voy> | tu 4 New ‘York; 18th, Ant i pers | Win Puget sound, AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, Oct 9—Atrived, bark North Bend, Hondiett Sun Franeise » ; AN 17—Arri Keod, 12 days out, w a whuling bark, ‘su Let at Talenhunne, Bept 2, with 100 ule ap oll » Oot rks Fleetwing, Hevpingstune, NB, 10 Tejeab at Key sot Lavatta, Whi aber, Raton feckione do; ships Game Coek, they are fai moure, brig Dona (Dan) Lake. bas experienced « heavy gal ny s Drury, Gay u gaHWway wad carried the buoby hatch into the chasset, Knekett, Piitadelpuiay main rigging. Bark Stanboul, Rogers, lost bow boat wud Bruce (Br), st Jub fy Jivooom tu the sae gale, Aloxaudet Fawn, Kol ‘Algtier Irom Cape Manter, of the ship Syren, duted | coger Sept t Had itahter ates WW Gogh reports aerived from st Lawren bour nehOTe aod Was ww mo day wad would probably rr i ¥ whore by New iavia (Be), Moul La Cate a a 2 Hall, ltyder, Naw Wore (wud. swliouy | sche Kelle Hooper, Wome’ HALTIMOW ‘" Vet I8—Are.ved, steamers Martha Sto- ens, Chai jew York: Win Crane, 8, Boston ; Kaieign, Uiivore Wilmington, NU; Ses Gull, Marshman, SPOK UN, A ship with signal MNCG, Oot 17, tat 41 70. ton OF 2 ord, Per aa Traro tor Unived a Charleston; Ameri: Bitlups, Savanah; bark Olsen {gor ‘Gromach, Aberdeen; brig Unto (Rus), Kiechards, iverpool : schrs Anervid, Armstrong, Charleston ; L Whit: more, Campbell, Win isor, NS, | eer pe Maria D ( " Bors 1 Hellmers, Br ip Aura (Ger), oO: met barks Luce ); Biskop Brun (Nor), Jacobs ii (Be), Todiord, Kouem Amsterdam; sobre F J Martin, Mar Boston. ‘i Suiled Ship Sirins, bark Yer aad seh M 2 Taylor. BRUNSWIOK, d4—Arrived, barks Mary Me Risley, Charlosign to lond for Rie Janciee: Bellevue (Be), Ket, Savaanul, to load for Montevideo; Bessie Parker (Br), ‘tucker, Bordeaux to load tor Spying aches Jessie W Star! Burton, Savanuah to load tor Philadel 15th, fo Sixers, Baker, Puiludelpuia to loa for Norfol ‘od 14th, sche Lema ig Storer, Bond, Boston: 158 brig M. Mertou. Bus Senezal. MANGO, Oct iG-—Cleared. sehr’ Ringleader, Smith, BANGOI, Oet 16 New York, MATE, ‘Vet 16-Arrived, schr Adelia T Cohn, Ingersoll, Virginia’ Sailod—Hehr Kya © Yates, Yates. Philadelphia, ARLESTON, Cet 16—Arrived, schr Abby K Bentle: New York. |. Smith, Philadelphia vie Jue ‘ath Arrived, “hark Barprise. ( (Nor), Alson, Bordeaux. Cloarea—Burks Maxie (Hr), Israsl, Murseilies, Liverpool; "Nelli (Ger) Underuors, MeDousld, Liverpool; schrt feymouth; Sarah Wood, Steel: Oulfton (Br), Jon Goole; Jaa" Kguway (Be Mary A Hood, 31 atateh), from Ger), Voss, Passed in = Baltimore—Schr Lewis Ehrman, Collison, from Nassau. Passod out from Baltimore—Ship Snow & Burgess, ror Havre; bark Metsola (Rus), for Dunkirk. Pau, RIVER, Oot 15 -Sailed, sche Daniel Brown, Em: erson, Ge Toth carrived: achrs _Wostmorel Borden, Chervuck, and Killen M Baxter, Gro ‘elley, New York, Vindicator, Roxers, Philadelphia; sche 17th —Arriv ite, Georgetown. 1, schrs H 3 Marlor, Wines, Georgetown; Only Son, Meader, Philadelp! ‘aiied-Sehis, GF Buird, sturkey, and 8 Appl GALVESTON, Oct 18—Arrivod, stexmer Kipht (Br Nou, Cardiff. burk Chawscur (Nor). Jobannesen, arseille: Manliede-Stoumer Long Star, Forbes, Now York. GEORGETOWN, DC, Oct 17—Arrived, schrs Archer & ves, Smith, Phitadelptin Jano L Newton, Stover, Bow ton Willem Dien ‘eetu, New Bedford; Ide 4 am, Terry, Prov! stiuared ‘nels ‘Florence’ Doan, Phillips, Providence, 1 Hall, Tripp, Fal! River. WVANNIS, Ost 10—Paswod, sebr Jona Rico, Niokerson, York for Boston Ida d io Chua vet Sed--Sche Hnnuah P Wists, Dotriage, for N Yer KOK s0NVILLE, Oct 14—Cleared, achrs F F Hallock, Moule, Hlisabethpares 15th, Reno, Ackley, New York; Lots v pny les, Chaples, New London. WEST Oct’ 7: Arrived. shlp San Joaquin, Drinks one Rio Janeire (and satled tor Philadelpnia.) MOBILE. Oct 14—Arrived up, schr E A Baisley, Towa Nevis (8r), Laurenson, Liver. a Rochester, K, ve om fields Willlams, Philudephta. NEW ORLEANS, Uct 18—Arrived, pander, Taolen (Belg), Cuttoor, Ant ad. sournwusr Pass, Oct 14—Arrivod, schr L AH Boldem, Galveston tor Movilo, put in on account of head winds. uN NoiwOLK, ‘Uct 16—Salled, bark Minnie (ir), Kitchen, NEWSURYPORT, Oct 17~Arrived, Bacon, Philade!, piles schr Wm A Morrill, ¢o. ‘Sailed—schr John W Hall, Jr Green, Philsaelphia. NEW SEDYORD: Oct 16—Arrivea, sehr Wm G Lewig Baxter, Geor, wm 17th Arrived, webrs M Vassar Jr. We : Nelson Har. der. and F P Simpson, Mahonvy, New York: Julle Baltimore (not a& before reported); & Stan vill ctseire MTL eos. Benson, Philadelphia; Sallie @ rton, Cullen, New York. MOEWPURT, ‘Oct 17, AM Arrived, scbe Mary Haley, Corson, hliaelpiys P #Deviny, Chatman, Providence for Haverstraw; Maty Emma, Cliney, do for do; sloop ‘ork for Clio, Kilis, New Dennts. Salle Thomas F Ball eamer rieraon iy. ler, New York for Ladle Bostoa for GNDON, Oct 17—Arrived, selirs J G Foll, Amboy for Norwich; Harriet Lewis. do for Gro Sailed—Sehrs Goorge Avery, Pulladeiphiay Trimmer, New. York ; Wm H Hopkins, Aloxaodri 18th > Arrived brig George (Br), Champlin, Porto Rico, NeW HAVEN, Gee 17—Areived, vrize Thomas Turall, Bitte Poness bon Bird, Aituks, St Grote; schre Ee Drains mond, Hizzins, Pensacola: H H Grant, Larder, Richmond) Robingon, Baltimore. EN Oct 15—Arrived, Shearer. Aluicrs; Dorothy (ist), Wright, Cleared—Bark Chailengo (Brj, Wilson PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18—Arrived, Snow, Boston; Hercul Sherman, do; Vindie Pierce, New Hav Sarah, McLeod, schrs ‘Menawa, 3 Vi where : Kt Peter: lish, Norwich, Richard Vaux ston, Lucy Wheatley, Sempler, Savane nan; Seu Bird, Campbell, Norwich, Uleared—Steamer Tacony, Davis, New York; barks Ava pee (tal), sibenone, Antwerp; Stat (Nor). Simonson, Dieppe; brig Adino (Nor), Larsen, Queenstown: sehri Eve J saith, 5 + thomas; American Eagle, Newlove, Allen, Tatem, on # cruise. NEW jer, Coleman, Boston; je Treat, Dow, Lyun; E L Cottin; Steelman, Galvestun. DktaWARk BReAKWATER, Oct 18—Artived, bark Em: manuel Swedenborg (br), Brown, Yarm 35 Tor masbo (Ital), stazno, Genom Passed ups-Bark Gosport (Nor), Johnson, from Calais (Fran \Japtna or soa at 4:30 PM, steamer Britis: Empire (Br), for Liverpo: PORTLAND, Me, Oct 16—Cieared, schr Congress, Wil- lard, New York. V7Teh—Arriv. teamer Harrisburg, Worth, Philadel- hin; sours 2 Marion, Riewmond, Va; Jesse pas Paitwdeiph ; & M Strout, New York; Bramhall, Gem, do. Aiwvo arrived, schrs A Hayford, Dicke: ee mare Fla; W L Braale; ee Baltimore; Napoleon. riscotta for Rebecea S Grebeme "Suutth, S'S Hovee lor Piitedgt ot Cleared—sehr Telumah, Philadelphia, Also cloared schr tt Prescott, Swett, Georgetown, PEI, to load potatoes tor New 18th~ Arrived, schrs Mut W Huppor, Sumner, Cedar Keys; Mattie A ‘Hand, Georzetown, DU; ‘8 M Buell, do; Boos 8 Futilipe, do; alattle A Fraukltn, Georcetowa, siete Nellie Bowers rip Nellie Chase, ‘artinique. E E Birdsal aker: and Helle y E Woodh JH Buraet y 3G L Lovell, Port Mo Baker, "Port. Jub Kate Scranton, Ryuer, and J M Freeman, Eldridge, Conever, Perth Amvoy; Julia A Crawtord, "Hallock, South Amboy dalled “Sehr futh T Carlisle, Smith. Georgetown, DC; Lady Ellen, tow wdelphia; White Foam, Dix, do} Wen Whitehead, Titus, Poushkocpsies. Wa Burde Mary A Predmore, Fiteu; Asabella Thomo: lancey: D it lngraham, Grevleyt d Harvest, MeDal 4. Kyan, d rk; sche Johm Vet 15 —Arrived, schrs SJ Lindsey, Kone nedy, Now Vora: HG Bird, Rhodes, do; Chase, ingrae ham, do; OL Hix, Hix dalled’ 10th, selirs Cophas Monticell ¥ turret, Babbidgo, Norfolk; Ith, Silas Me.oon, % tare panith, Gi: Maw ore; 16h, Trade yoda. W m ‘Kico, F , AN SIRANGISUO, Oct 10—artived, bark JD Poters, Lane, Navaim (Gor), Jam ger, Liverpool ; Bertram Got 0 (Br), Browa, mp fiywoed, Oape owas tow Clearod—tar Subn Patterson Be). Girvan, Quee! in St AUGUSTINE, Oct 17—Arrived, sehe Hattie & Gites Bon w York 5 days, SAVANNAH, Gct 18—Cieured, bark Troma (Br), Am drews, Liverpoo! Be ad Sch *i'B Bramball, O'Donnell, New York. Vet 17—arrived, sehr Mazgte Killen, Listlajoha, Pinfadeiphts — Oct 17—Arrived, sche 8 W Bunnell, George toe ONINGTON, hang 17—Arrived, setr Mary Kila Hea, Goldsmith, Reondow Galled—Seue Geo id Mills, Tillotson, Port Jefferson, to ge way. . 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