The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1878, Page 12

10 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OBITUARY. BEAR ADMIRAL HIRAM PAULDING, Rear Admiral Hiram Paulding, who died yesterday at Huntington, L. L, of embolism of the heart, was the sevior flug officer on the retired list of the navy aud the last surviving officer of MacDonough’s squadron in its brilliant victory over the British fleet oa Lake Champlain, September 11, 1814—a con- test woich closed the struggle for supremacy on our Borthera iroutier, frustrated the design of Great Britain to inva the State of New York, and, ws Cooper in b al History”? well remarks, is justty placed py those most competent to Wwdge among America’s very highest claims to wal glor; Admiral Paulding came of patriotic an- sestry, bis father, Jonn Paulding, having been the Jeader of the little band of three men who frustrated Benedict Arnold’s treason by the capture of Major André in 1780; while ‘tho distinguished sovelist, James K. Paulding, was bis cousin, Bora on bis father’s farm in Peekskill, N. ¥., December 11, 1797, Hiram Paulding, uatil bis fourteenth year, led the ‘usual life of a country lad when, through the influence of Washington Irving, on the nomination of Pierre Von Cortlandt, thea 1m Congress, he received, September 1, 1811, a midshipman’s warrant and when war was declared with England was ordered te joim our naval forces on Lake Outario. His fortunes, however, were not to be cast with Com- modore Chauncey’s squadron, though while with it hesaw some stirring vice. He was svoo trans- ferrea to the President, temporary flagship of the flotilla commanded by MacDonough, and participated 1m all the actions by land and water in which this offcer’s command was engaged, culminating with the Snail bieody and aecisive struggle at Piattsburg Bay. In this memorable confiict the American squadron Consisted of 14 vessels mounting 86 guns, apd com- all told, including some soldiers doing duty as The British torce numbered 17 ‘vessels, carrying 96 guns and over 1,000 men. The Brittsh fleet, as is well known, was virtually an- Bibilated, its commander killed and all the large vessels captured, some row galleys, which had previously struck their colors, only escaping because there was not a mast in the American fltiila that would bear the pressure of canvas, so riddled were they by the cannou ot, The sanguinary mature of the struggic may be appreciated when it is stated that the Britisn flagship Confiance, out of acrew 0; 300 persons, lost 124 killed and wounded; Mac- Donough’s flagship, the Saratoga, lost 57 1m Kilied ‘and woungea out of a crew of 212 persons, and the other vessels suffered im proportion. The squadron being short of officers Midshipman Paulding, though Bot seventeen years of age, periormed lieutenant’s duty, and commanded the second division of guns on board the Ticonderoga. Fenimore Cooper arks in bia history that “there was a common feeling of ad- miration at the manner in which this vessel was fought and the nobie conduct of all on board. Once or twice the nearest vessels thought her to be in flames in consequence of the awiul rapidity of her fre.” When peace with Groat Britain was declared Midsbipman Paulding joined the squadron of Commo- fore Decatur, and participated in the capture of the Algerine cruisers, Masboudab, of forty-iour guns, and Estedio, of eighteen guns, and the subsequent humutation of the Dey of Algiers and Bey of — In 1816 Paulding was promoted to the rank of ed on board the Inde- tling Out the Spanish the batteries of Callas eertain branches of science required by prolession, he precured a leave of pee and bpeut egdteen months at the military school of ptato Alden Partridge, Norwich, Vt, concluding 8 leuve with some weeks spent in McCleilan’s rig- sing loft 10 Boston i the assumed churacier of a foremast hand. It must be remembered that there quiring scienti Paulding’ \oresight enubled him at vace to tuke rank witb vest iniormed men of bis profession. 1822 vervea with Commodore David Port teutenant of the Sea Guill, the first steamer ever Ased for war purposes. This novel craft, originally a Jersey ferryboat, was made extremely uselul 1m Porter’s flowila, Otted out for the suppression of piracy in the West Indies, In 1824 Paulding joised the trigate Un: States, better known to ss the ‘Old Wagou,” and made acruise jour years in the Pacitic—whil the oat service of carrying Commodore 1 despatches tothe camp of the liberater, ‘an Bouver. tu this arduoasand hazardous journey bbe young lieutenant traversed a belt of wild and arid pouutry, making a journey on horseback of uearly and returning. attached to lor Sub- the service Mueen ‘bundred mires going pequently, io 1826, while still Cored States, bo volunteered ‘m the schooner Doipnin, the savage Mulgrave the muuneers of t tis expedition Pau Of one of ihe mutineers in iace of JaVaces, armed with ciubs, Bd slings. Serz- wg his man by the throat be covered b with bis poner and with a cocked pistol to his ear marched Lim to tbe boat ‘This bold exploit was per- formed with the sieuder force of one oflicer and thir. leen men, the savages numbering some buodreds ut the least. In 1828 be returned to New York in the frigate United States. From 1830 to 1844, though al. employed at sea, Pauiding’s baval mav’s iif6 1 peace ttul. From 1830 to 1833 was first lieutenant of the Constellation, in the jediterranean, and trom 1834 to 1837 com- the schooner Sburk, of twelve guus, on the sume station. In February, 1837, be reached the rank Of commander, and ior three years commanded the Levant (eighteen guns), on the West lodia sta- u—Commouore Nicholson, the present command- 4 of the New York Navy Yara, betog a midship- man o£ board. 1n 1841 we find Paulding, for the frat time in some tbirty years’ service, on ore xecutve officer New York Navy . Commodore Ri lo 1844 de was promoted totbe rank Of captain and sent t Eas 1 command of the Vincennes (1 returo of Commodore Biddie inthe De! (seventy-iour guns) left bin 19 command of our forces iu the Asiatic seas, In 1848, after a briet ro. ite On shore, he wus ordered to the trigate St. Law- rence (lorty-iour gus), the fivest suip in the vavy Of that Guy, and sent ob asort of diplomatic cruise $0 the Bultic. west coast of Europe and Mediterra- eturning to the United States in 1851. While ely travelled Prince Adulbert, the Admiral of manic Conlederation, and gave important vrolessional advice which culmiaated in the establishment of the preseut German wy. Captain Pouldivg’s bext service was the command uf the Washington Navy Yura, where be rewuined the 1 verm of three years, at the expirativn of which ached the bighest ‘al Papen sod jo the gift or bim = =much eountry—being ord: squadron. He Ass netewea ale broad po Potomac y Pi vow io his filty-eighth year, hud reached the goal of bis ambition os a pavai officer, and many anecdotes are told of the ability and dignity of bis administration of the aifairs ot this at s most critical period, He impressed the Captain General of Cuba, marked that he was most distinguished squadron freatiy Walker at Greytown, N relieved from duty by Fri ibe intr! po i@ belong to the order of Lhe “Kaighis of the Golden Sircle.”” Commodore Paulding Aotil the end of Buehanan’s term, but s0 soon as the tivil war broke out he was appointed ies President Lincoln t aseist §=«6Seerotary elles in the Navy Department, sad & ty involved the destructiea ndant of the yard mMnHess On Lhe purt of his Souiuern officers, w led to the destruction of the whips at the yard SeUttling Of the oe stoam trigate Merrimac vetore Ue modore Paulding, hasteniuy trom Wasbington in the Pawnee, bad reached Fortress Monroe. His action beequently received the ungoaifed approval of Linevin and secretary Welles, though 1% th pain ‘whieb had to be periormed. cunsequenee o! our lack of nevi x 9 avrih 1861, the Pawnee beiug th ve 1OF service, and she Imperalively neeued tur the delence of Washingion. Ia september, 1861, served as « member of the Boara tu examiue I. The report of this only steam vessel M was, though sixty-five yours of aod techateully “retired,” detatied York Navy Yara J here tagien without stoppage by Commodore Pauiding, who lad private inior tion as to the danger of lon ielsy. Monitor. — there’ sailed op the morn of the 6th | the Compess station, near bat brave commander con- fronted t! Merrimac im the very nick of time, with ‘what resuit all the world knows In July, 1862, Com- Was created u rear admiral on the time. This grade had never been known to the history ‘ule city of New York ‘aulding of law and order aur- riots in Juy, the most valuable portion ot the ctty from confusion and 1p large measure due to his energy and fo caused gunboats to patrol the two rive: @ baval battalion of seamen and marin General Wool for auty, tant Foinis with their canpou trained to sweep the streets if necessary. Ip the course of a long and very atiul itfe, and io his many positions of Donor and at, Admiral Paviding 8 acted with ability and quiet courage, tempered with discretion and an zoaloug devotion to the public the recipient of several noteworth, of distinction, Congress voted him allantry in the Battle of Lal Chi ‘be ablic of Nicarag' whose soil President Bucbauan pretended be bad violated by the arrest of Walker, tendered him its thunks, @ large tract of valuable land and a maguificent sword, and, in 1861, corer allowed bim to accept the last named, Finally, the King of Ltaly, for tmpertact services rep- ered, trian order of Di, Muurice, a military 01 the republican veteran accepted with a queer twinklo From 1866 to 1869 & Admiral served as Go 1 Asylum, and bis | service wus the merely nominal duty of Port Adimi at Bostou, a post ne did % solicit, but which was ieodered bim for the purpose of in- creasing his then rather scamty salury. duty ended mw 1871, _ trom which Tesided on bis farm at West Neck and Lioyd’s Harbor, about three miles irom the viilage off Huntington, L, mbolism of the heart, be nad by im pealth acd strength, and when eame to close a long aud weil brought but litte peacefully trom th ia the service of bis country. miral Paulding was consivered a rewarkabie man Db: his brother officers, Of stalwart frame and coi manding presence he combined with grea < pity of manner and ‘old = time’? of address the greater dignity of in ject, and, though strict — disciplanari @ benevolent, kindly manner 11 spent: Inte, pot known that in jean pepeers career of sixty-seven years bi @ single personal enemy inthe pavy. His gre Popularity with the men was once amazingly illustrat during the ocious régime of flogging. Said an ol sailor, alterward a boaiswain, famous ior bis ability weil as incorrigible babits of intemperance, “1 woul bave the ‘old man’ (meauiug Captain Pauldin, day th: y other man give me Kellogg, of Fiatbush, L. ded, and he leuves soveral child, LORD CHELMSFORD. After a short iliness, during which he under two paintul operations, Lora Cnelmsiord died on tober 5 at nis residence in Eaten square, Londo: Frederie Thesiger, one of the sons of the late M Charles Thesiger, Collector of Customs in the Isl: of St Vincent, was born io July, 1794. He eate: the Royal Navy as a midshipman on board Hi Majesty’s ship Cambriav, and as a boy of tnirt witnessed the second bombardment of Cope hagen by the expedition under Sir James G bier, The death of bis uncle nd bis elder broth the destruction of bis r’s property in Si ingeut by w volcanic eruption imposed upun Fi eric Thesiger the auty Ving the family fos tunes, aud accordingly he avtermiavd to abandon th naval for the legul proiession, and in 1818 he wi called to the bar by the Society of Gray’s lua Hi career as 4 juoior barrister was remarkably succ ful, and in 1834 be became eprolied ou the hist Queen's couvsel, The Dublin election inquiry, whic Fesalted 10 the unseating of O’Convell and Kutnven| aflorded ab opportunity for thu display of bi y aud abiliy, which firmly establisbed M "s Fepatat and be Was urged to enter Hamentary areva. In 1840 contested Newark, but a lew w elected for Wovustock, which 1844, when, baying evn General, be becume member for Abingdon. the following year, oa the death of Sir Will: Peco) be was appointed to the office of Attorne: he vacated on the eteiguauiee Sie y Robert Poel in 1846. The accide deprived bim of the Caiel J ustieesh: Vacant by the death of Sir Nicholas patronage of | 0 new gover ary to December, 1552, Sir Fredw ice as Atiorney Ger po did practice at the var i orde: Lord Cnaneeilor, with = peerag as Lord Cheilmsiord, He again succeeded tbe woolsack ou the returo of Lerd Derb; office in 1866. In February, 1863, he retired an: succeeded vy Lord U. From tbe year 1840 dow te bis accession 10 the Cuanceliorship wer scarcely an important ca o: Sif Frederic Thesg =. the be LJ gernes by whieh he endeavored to estabush bi as heir to the estates and baronetcy of the jal Sir Jobo Smyto, of Loug Ashton, near Bristol—s trial exceeued in notoriety oply by the more recent trial o! Archur Orton; in the strunge action for libel brough by Achille against Dr. Nowinan, tu which be was the prosecution ; in (he extraordinary issue directed ou! of Chaucery in Fospeet vf th e last will und the Duchess of Mancnes: Le prosecution of directors of the Royal British Bank in 1857, peerage case. I'he noble und learued jord cocded ip the Leen by bis sen, Mejor General ‘Hon, Frederick 4. er, C. B., whg was born May 31, 1827, He cuore the army ia 1$44, aod w: made Heutenaut and captain in the Grenadier Guards in 1850, and bas reeeived the medal und services belore Sevastepol. He ‘al India against the mutineor: was asppothiead Deputy Ada jueeu’s troops pe erving tproughout the camp: 18 services on that uccacion was appointed aide-de- camp to (he Queen in 1868. Tue same ye; appointed aujut eueral to the forces in Indin, Among the other #ix surviving children of the la Lord Chelmsford are Colonel the Hou, G. W. Thes: aud Lord Justice 1b PROFESSOR FRANKLIN W. HUNT, M. D. ‘With the dgath of Professor Hunt there is removed another of the pionecrs of our cariier history. Dr, Hunt was bors in Wayne county, Iod., and is the direct descend: of Colo coionial wars and during the Revoiutionary War, Or. Haut entered upon the career of medicine at an euriy age, pod, with theexception of some years of potiticul & practitien ly professional cai practicing medicine upon allopatvic priser ring this period bo held a variety ui medical pro- fessorships, among them that of president aud pro- fessor in toe University of Jadiana, Some tweaty-ve yours ago bis investigations of homeopathy ied bim to the practical aduptien of it, He beid at cue time the ravk of Professor of Medical nce aud Diseases of tue Bt ety 1p conjanctio the “Treatise on tue ot Mediciue, His scientific and literary attainments were exten- #i¥e and thorough, and ied to his election to honurary Bod corresponuing membersnip of numerous toreiga and American scivatific societies, A tions the most exten: Hospital reports, and bi to Dr. Seeger tu wu pit Ki oo 13 al of this city, Yours a figure in our earlier pol- ities, and was for six years a metmber of the Senate of lnadiana, FUNERAL OF A JOURNALIST, Several thousand persous yesterday attended the funeral, 19 Newark, of tbe late Mr, Lous Prieth, pro- prietor of the Newark Fria Zeitung. Amoi present wore General William Ward, Colonels Cou = aud Salliv: leading ciuzens, ao, An addr » German was deny House . Mr. 0. Vou Joeden and was toliowed by oue iv Eogiieb, ‘The interment took piace at the Ceme- tery a the Holy Sepuichre. It was attended win military boners. FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. jt at the Central Park at o ath of Mr. Patrick A rupaway accid o’eloek yesterday resulted 1a the Butler, of No, 497 West Forty-seve: provable death of his wife, The couple wero ret: from the = Cullege the Sacrod Heart, they had been on a visit to their and when several hundred yards above yen the coupling pole broke, the down part the eurbstoue as the to upaey. Botu the occupants were snruwn force to the puvement, apa received tract skull, Assntance was renderea by Gate Keeper Costello, of tae Park, vod offeera from tue Twenty~ sevond vrecinet, and the unioriunates were conveyed tu Roosevelt Hospital, Mr Butler lingered bus few nou aching ber prospects was forty-two ye ded in the Iwenty-secoua ward, iy ebgaged im the rope and twi bares large Max taciory at che foot of West Filty- uth strect. His down town piace of business was, a Nu, 00 White sireot OCTOBER 21, 1878.~TRIPLE SHEBT. A MYSTERY OF THE WOODS. THE SKELETON OF AARON SYMES, AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT, FOUND NEAB JONKERS—WaAs HE MURDERED? The body of a mam, or rather the bones of a buman skeleton, fe touod in tue woods, near Yonkers, at avout two o'clock yesterday afternoon by a man named Loran Cadwell, a resident of the town, who was out guaning, The remains were discovered near the cor- ner of Park Hill and Highiand avenues, and trom the appearance of the boves the man had been dead nearly four months, A solt felt bat was found abuut twelve teet trom the body. Coroner Hugh Hughes was notified and accompanicd by two officers immediately made a pretiminary ex- amination. The frst facts developed were that the remains were apparently of a middle aged man. The clothes, which after all were but a collection of shreds, consisted of adark casbmere suit and English elastic gaiters, there being uo signs of any undergarments, Coroner Hughes, wh questioned by a Hexatp Teperter yesterday alterncon said:—“When I found the rema' and moved the body to re any lett j cerry 44 days, im ballast, to Boyd & Hincken. Hed strong NE winds m: . Guantanamo 16 oJ F Whitney & ad light southerly winds to ras, thence 2 days, with NW gales. Bark Loi (of Stockton), Blanchard. Hagus 14 cave, with sagar to Baring Bros & Co; vessel Carver & Barnes. Oct 11, had @ beavy gale trom iw hours; split sails; 16th, off the Capes of passed n quantity of lumber and lashs, but a stort time is the weter. Bath), Mountfort, Sagua 15 days, r; veaserto M Hunter & Co, Oct 14, ell in with schr Ben Borland water: logzed and abandoned (before reported dehr Enchautress Hickman, Say. 15 days, with Jumber to. A vessel to Kvans, Ball & Co; is bound to Perth swhes A Schr Kmma Crosby, Crosby, Charleston, 11 days, with lumber tv John Boynton’s Sou. Oct 16, ‘lat 33 40, lon 76 35, saw vessel on fire, burnt nearly down to the water, apparently cotton ladon, but it being dark could not get her name, Sehr WF lumber to rf 0. Koiso, Virginia. Schr Kate Milter. Vaw Zant, Baltimore. sehr J J Moora, Franklin, Baltimore tor New Hav Schr M M Merriman, French, Philadelpbia, est which arrived had fresh west- 28, pi ol; 18th, . lun 66 33, steamer City of Montreal (Br), do for 2a, Sehr 18 # LC Adams, which arrived 104 from Havana, is consigned to J well & Co, Reports bat frou ull qaartors of the compass from Oct 4 tothe £5th; lost Jibboom, sprung foremast bead and split wall bi YASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTE, Steamer Glaucus, Bearse, Boston for New York, with mdso aud passengers to H F Dimock. OCEA DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF UCTOBKR AND NOVEMBER. ination Opice 29 Broadway -]4 Bowling Green -|89 Broadway 7 Bowling Ure 2 - cea Liverpool Liverpool a7 roadway ‘2 Hroadway “:|61 Broadway 9 Krondway 1-33 Brow roadway 69 Browdway Hamburg. Liverpoot Broadway Brondw :|7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Greem S| Liverpool «| 6] London 6] Londo’ 6] Liverpool . 6] iavee. naw 7 Liverpoe m0 Brouaway Hroudway owling Green {Homing Groen Broadway Mrondway Bro n 12] Liverpool .)20 Broadway 15] Liverpoo : Bowling G + Brondway 5 Broadway 14] Hamburg .|61 Broadway 16l Liverpool "16% Broadway 16| dremen...|/2 bowling G Bowling Green Hroxdway HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. | Bar ) Ther.) uae oe Oct, 20, | sour Juch.\ Deg. | Wind. mq G | espa 30.10) Bar... 4 PY (90.10) Lentini 8 Pw |¥0.10) New Yor! “a2 PM |30. 20) ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. NiGH WaTRR. 18 | Sanay took, 6 il | Gov. laiana, Heil Gave. , NEW YORK, OCT, 20, 1878. SUN AND MOOX. > S PORT OF ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND MBRALD WHITKSTONK TELEGKAPH LINK. City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, Liv town Lith, with mde K xules und he ark showing letters QOS I Hate. of George's Shoals, » Britts W Tat 40 90,1 ante (Br), trom New York for Liverpool mer Deninark (Br), Willtains, Lunde a store lon 6: ter, Mase, ail well ao Loman Ii aimer buana Stenmer Khein (Wer), Franke, Bremoi ampton 8th, with mdse and 390 parson; same date, lat 40 5 in, Uet 9 and South. #, to Usirichs & Bole Rio Grande Galzenton, Ost 18, with Ce or Hiehmond, Kelley, K mdse to the Uld Dominion Ste Glad Tiding (ot St ), in ballast, tu urder. dere. k Aladdin (Nor) Petersen, Cardiff 37 days, in bi Vet 7, lat 44, lon 46, took @ BOUND EAST. Steamer Alhambra, (Br), Ralunenes, New York for fs 8, and St Johus, Br), Richardson, New Yor! readnought. (Hr), Nickerson, New’ You ‘oe Yar- Sehr Silas Wright, Hart, Port Johnson for Providence. Sehr Wm M kverett, McDaniel, Port Johuson for Provi- deuce, Sehr Frauk Walter, Crosby, Elizabethport for Boston. Nebr Charles 5 Kasers, Perkins llsabethport for Boston. Sehr Hi a! Boardman, Amboy for Hurtford, sebr W ae Kihitadelphis for Hartford, gop Mai nett O Wolls, Chase, Philadelphia for Sag arbor, BELOW. Ship Liverpool, Lambert, from London Sept 5. Ship Plymouth Kock, Birmingham, trom Ship Hauua (Nor), Lusken, from Dunkirk 8 Bark I ‘Aus), Tomich, trom Trinste Aus 14. Schr Vietor, Sharrett, from Mort Maria, Ja, with loss of mainmast. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Capt Schwensen, of the German steamer Pommerania, has ur tuanks for sprelal meteorological observations made in connection with the HERALD weather service. kip! was (Br), Inglis, at Boston Oct 19 from Archan- ol, experienced severe weather ou the passage; had her feivarts exe galley stove. lost two boats and everything movable off hor decks; had her cabin filled with water aud sustained other damage. Buro Fxxp Tuorsex, at Wilmington. NO, 27th Inst from Madeira, reports on the 34 and 4th inst, in lut 29, lou 67, encountered a hi which threw ter om her beam ends and shiftes ber t, when her mainmast was cut away and the ve ted. A jury mast was then rigged and the vessel oe for that port. Scug Brssiu E Dickerson, at Charleston from Keane bec, reports:—On the 11th iust, off Cape Hatteras, experi- enced s heavy NE gale, with » dich sea running, filling the deck with und carrying away she lorward eom- puntonway : 12th are-rigued vessel, aazpeteeta bark, with mi kone ang malntupmast currlod sel being under fore and main staysal tobe ali rieht: 13th, © AM, wbeut 6S. im ape reid lower & voat and send it to at being abandoned tech Se Nymp! bit Q d to New Bedford norton, Oct Jor Cant wi sebr Chan- , of Bt Jul sean oe cestee Naw Lonvox, Oct 20,9 AM—A my ¥ has been te the umer Jonn Bramall (Br), ashore at Little Guil Is! Capt Merritt, of the New York Wreeki ic Company, al on hand, the latter with tugs. The Cyclops und the Keliet, und two large schooners are pr+- parea to do good work ‘toward saving the stoumer und cargo. Karoo Oct 18—Tne repairs and alterations tothe Gult Port ‘are nearly completed, wa me Houted in a few days und then go om the New York route, Burk Gartsnerrie, mnich touched xemined and foun: ground on her way up have sustained no her up almost n iv it igh tides, aud has been chartered tu load timber Haven, Oct 20—Stea lust night from the Pero Home, which go of iron of the sebr Tele here, hus been recovered vy graph, of Rockland, ashur LM Merritt is doing tne work. divers. Tho wrecking sonr ‘The bull and material saved trom the Telegraph will be sold at auction on Monday. ight with the schr urned on Satur- au. yesterday, =! who report hor k Vesgxes Soup—Ai Galveston [Sth Inst, sehre Rabert 3 91-100 toni Goarge Senty, S08 34-100 re sold for the nerege sum of $20, pA Diwonse Suirmasren The Americ: fahiag schr EB VK Mass, Joseph Weeks. master, from 0 about Sept 25 for to Cape Dait, While working out of th went ashore on « was xot off and ti vessel 100 tubs rospect ‘West ce . dories, fish- imy moveavle from tho ‘vessel. The the owners in Halifax, hearing of what was xoing on at Prospect, telegraphed the facts to them. Ther in- seize tho vessel, and he took pesseasion of been stripped of her sails and is now at ces. Severs: of she dories which have been sold have been recovered,—Halitax Chronicle. WHALEMEN. Sept 1, bark Laetitia, Church, w Bedford for aa, Av. nmand of Capt from New Bedford whaling voyage, re- ing experienced bead wiaus, avd SPOKEN. er, from Tiverpool for 8 wv ship bourne, Sept 18, lat 24 3 We m Havre tor New York, Sept 28, Minnie M Gerow (Br) New York, Oct 4, 7 miles 8 « Ship Forest King (Br) Aug 24, lat 38 8.1on "7" W. shi Fan from Callao for Antwerp, Sept 13, yee from Liverpool for il for Melvourne, 34 eat ch ous. from London for Philad Oot lat 40, ton hip Ling (Ger, Oct 4, Int 46, lo Au Am ship. from Bremen for the United States, showing JTBH, bound 8, Seo, lat 18 N, from Cardiff for Ci }O 44), Hi, ‘rom London for Yarmouth, arlotte- 29 1 om Hrlatol, B, for New Orleans, from St John, NB, for Mar- opt 26, tm 8. Virginia site): gbotatiy, trem Bristol for Quebec, B t 18, lat “24, « Frenehny ti. Keid, from Newry for Baltimoro, iS PP r0' Owens from Antwerp for New Hark Fi in (Aus), from Rotterdam for New York, Sept 22, lat 45, lon 2 Ocean oP. ¢ 1, from London for ‘on, Oct 3, lat 48, n 8, Bark Karnak (Hr), trom Liverpool for 8 27, tut 97, lon 85, jerk Hiyeins (Br), from Tqulque for New York, Aug 16, at 54 8, lon 6: Hark ‘Templar (Br), Trefry, from Dunkirk for Sendy Hook, no dato, Int 43, fon 11. Bark Charieston (Nor), from Antwarp for Baltimore, Oct 3, Lat 48, Jon 10, Bark Jae G Pendleton, Nichole, from New York tor Ant- at 07 (,: Stith, from Autwor ptor New ¥: OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, Oct 10—Sailed, bark Toba A Harvie (Br), Lockhart, New Yo AmstenpaM, Oct 18—Sailed, bark Tamora (Br), Slocumb, Baltimore; brig A B Stronach (Br), Kilby, New York. Bremen, Oct 19-Sailed, bark Evening Star (Bi burn, New York, Bavonne, Oct 19—Arrived, brig Georgia, Walsh, Balti- me: Bouvmaur, Oct 18—Arrived, hark Ha! Aw worm (Br), Whit, Tovias & Vo. OW aes; barometer abd AM wom 28 704 Dussed « Britian wing losiors QTY, feum Dublin tor Baltimora, ‘Bark Mary Lawton (ot Yarmouth, No), Porter. Lon don- PaLwourm, Ost 20—Arrived, ship Trimountain, Osborne, Huanitios, Hanauna, Oct 19—Sailed, barks Chignecto (Br), Porter, Sandy Hook; Natvig (Nor), Sundblad, New Orleans. . Arrived 19th, ship Antoinette (Br), Scott, Pabellon de Pica via Queenstown. Haves, Oct 19—Sailed, bark lena (Nor), Jansen, New York. Arrived 20th, 5 AM, steamer Ville de Paris (¥r), San- teli, New York, Konigsnkna, Oot 17—Arrived, bark Empress (Ger), Vel- low. LiverPoon, Oct 19—Arrived, ship Ellen Munroe, Nor- cross, San Franciseo, Arrived 20th, mer Sardi r). Duttem, Quebec. Sailed 19th, bark 5¢ Olaves (Br), Carter, New York. Lisnon, to Oct 19—Arrived, bark J L Pendergast (Bri, Bates, New York. Sailed 14th, bark Antelope (Sw). Rylerg, Philadelphi prior to 19th, bark Sunbeam, Hand, Delaware Breakwater; brig Nellie Husted, Brewster, 8t Thomas. Lecuorx, to Oct 19—Arrived, bark Virginia, Thurlow, New York. Sailed prior to 19tn, bark John Bunyan, Kutman, New York. Piyaouru, Oct 20—Arrived, steamer Gellert (Ger), Ba- tends, New York for Hamburg (and proceede Queenstown, Oct 20—Arrived. ¢ Tuinois, Shack- ford, Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rorrenpam. Oct 18—Salled, ship Semirgmie, Schulen- derx, Baltimore. Sretrin, Oct 16—Sailed, bark Nina (Aus), Seopinieh, New York. Loxpox, Oct 20—Bark Margaret Boyd (Br), from Chat- ham, NB, for Ayr, wuich was sbandoned on tho 10th inst and @ prize crew put on board from steamer Obio, arrived at Queenstown to-night. WEATHER REPORT. Hotrauxap, Oct 20 —Wind »W, fresh, showery. FOREIGN PORTS. East Loxpon (South Attica), Aug 28—Arrived, bark Axelia, Reynolds, Boston. Hativax, Uct 18—Put tn for A barber, brig Dominique, from Fort Caledonia for New Yor«. MONTREAL, Oct 18—Salles rite” | 8 Polynesian ton, Liverpool: bark Gertrude (Br). ag et ae pauneees, Oct aS ci gr Congr wt i oa (Be. rown, vorpoel iJ ye a eels “ rey Ubathem; Hanno’ (Br), Mowat, Aberdeen (Br), CPO REA, Oct 12—Arrived, BR ry rk Kalson (Br), Gadd, [Per Steamer Cexmc.) Axrwenr, Ost S—Arrived. Clauuman, ‘Grove, Phlladel- hia; Tabor, Taylor, Pabelion de Pica; W G@ Furman, adde Que Balled’ Sth, ZD Bigelow, MeMinnte, America: 6th, ¥ 8 Thowss, Morton, secking; 7th, Thaines (4), Campbell, Quebre'(and passed De wears lms Sept Se atrived: Sarah E Kingsbury, Grific, jew Yor ANJER, Aug 15—Paseed, Coldstream, Le Mare Now York tof Vokonamar 10th, Matis’ Biebeek, Garcke, apire for Boston; 27th, Gustay, Kaben, Manila for a ERDeex, Oot 6-Salled Ake: oa New ts et S—, Bailed 7th, Bacholors, Tanthoet ia. Buacuy tina, Oct B-Peued. ‘Eaward Barrow, Fiian, from Mejillones for Hamburg. sane a Oct 4—Wout to sea from Royaa, St Clead, witer, - Tirieae ‘Now York (last two anchored off the ligi jorth America ; 6th gGiael! by, Lange, w York ; Adolf, Oct 3—Sailed, Valparai Bale, Ne Jeane: sth. Angelita, Alein Operncten rmaptluraendti en il MBAY, Ay pt 10—Sailed, Cioud, a. Tayler, San Fran- cisco, Race Sept 2—Arrived, Moses B Tower, Hall, New- nt, Passaroean Rhe in (0) Now Yor Orleans ‘Conk, Ost Searsived, Sailor Prince, Jeffers, 8t John, NB, Cavis, Oct 2—Salled, C M Richardson, Richardson, Gloucester, Mass. Cape Town, Sept 4 ice tot J Moulton, Atwood, Gaam. Pas, ‘ows, Oct ser sade i bound, Success, Mitehbors, po uot S—artived, Annie Mureble, Smith, St job, NR. CRONSTADT, Oct 2—Arrived, Jason, Bjolke, New York. Cactiane, Oct 1—Bailed, Golombo. | ‘Stacno, New York, CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept ved, M Morse, New York. Dea, Oct 8—Arrived, M na and Ponsacola; Core, sally. Dart, Louava tor sh, Veritas, Murray, from tonire for Delagaze Di Gai Now York bs P’ Harnngton, Dumaresq. Quebec 0, Raymond, from Antwerp for fenkins, Ross, Dunwirk for Sandy Portiaw, Anderson, Ami for New Urlesns; ida wm Miramichi, ae Oct 7— Passed, MMaaule O’Brien, of Maitland, rived, Rembrandt, Paine, San Fran- Dover, O-t 6 Passed, Philadelphia: 7th, Geo Seo tide Hook ; H Sailed Sth, Valbi port. arrived at Kingstown Sth, Rgonomy, trom Five Islands, pDUNKinK, Oct T—areived, Northera Chief, Brander, alti more, Salled Sin, Ameriean Lloyds, Whitmore, New York. ed in the Peravis Fry, Fe from Baltimore. wiaam Sept Soe‘took pliote, Minden, eck, from Stat- apa Pultadelphia. (s), for Montreal. Denia, Oct 1—Bailed, Bi Exsinoux Oct 2—Arrh d, Catharina, Ren- ey, a P Furrwoop, Oct 6 Afri Great Yaumoutu, Oct Saguenay, Groucksrer, Oct 6—Arrived, hina: Lan Guasgow. Get S—Arrived, Ameriq York; Waldensi Baltimore. » Robertson, New (), Montreal. C aieeeatteed et GO Aerived, Fremted, Michelsen, Pensa- cola. all, Montreal. \. Philads re, ¢ LTAR, Sept '29— Arrive: New York (and eleared for Malt: Marwicn, Vet 7—Ariived, aes capers: Hawpora, cs 4—Sailed, Gothe, an: 1 Cox, Hughes, Foiladeioh Torve on Mary BE Kowland, Lawton, Bonufort. New York; i Arrived, ing sey ly Pens i, 6th tor Hav: Salled 4th, Bjorgvin. Hill, do: John T Borry, Emersoi Bal anne, Watts, Sendy Heol arts ‘Sept 80-—Arrived, Fremtiden, Tovjeses, New ‘ork Hone Kone, Oet 2—Arrived, City of Tokio, Maury, San Francisco. se %, Oct 7—Arrived, Traveller, Simpson, Philadel- Mitrxeront. oe 5—Arrived, Abyssuia (s), Marphy, New 1 Hail * NS; Re ays rem, St land, oriate, salle Now Wrient, laware aes Cameron, reide, Rowles, rod ‘auhar, Quebee; Joule Renwick, ‘Mat= Bimliapatam. red Sth, Hlovding, sac! Mobile. jnvrem, P Tifiton, New Yorke Arrived in'the Roads Sth, Fixiio, from New York. Lisnox, Oct 2~Satled, Magnus Huse, Rass Montatx, Oct 3—Suiled, Aleide, Raimba n. ~ aad Oct 4—Artived, Tooni, Johsusen, Mira- michi. yeasts Oct S—Balled, Nova Scotian, Lecaia, Now et, Sept 30—Arrived, Medusa, Siedoberg, New York. ermet, Hays, Philadel- vi Petti bot oe ettersen, Tybee Minne. La, Sept 30 —Suiled, Sept 20—Satle om, vhin. herleston. 1 minta, Love, Mi Mivurries, Sept 20- Arrived, an Palmer, Seots, Cal- gusta; Qc 2; Sadie F Caller ber. Caller istand; Sih, Nuney Smith, Hodgki: Newront, Get 5—sall Jovevh, "forens W, Pel, New Orleans. Nuwar. Oct 5—Arrived, Margaret Knight, Seabrook, New ‘ork, 4 | soared Oct 7—arrived, David Malcomson, St Jonna, Porttann, Oct 7= Pat into, ee, roads, Felicina Chio: ogres tor bat sag ri ye Pedersen, Mireami Martethian, sch th, for You Sth, St Joseph. sen, ie N York for Hull; Skaregrom. ‘amundest do for Antwer POUT ALFuuD, Sept 2—Arrived, Rubert Palmer, Denison, Cape Tow QueKxstown, Oct 6—Arrived, Neptune, Quebec for Cork; Keremont, Rogers, Miramichi ie Whitehaven; Nuova Dovero, Campeaouieo, Siliotu for United stat (leat two, oat tn wi Oth, ‘deeluranat, Dub Vaan, New York, Frank, Korrenpam, Oct 4—Cleared, T Re: KLENA, Sept 10—Suiled, G Savona, Oot 2—Arri ROUTHAMPTOR, Uct York ; 6th, Marj Srerrin, Vet 2 — Suited 4, iwuger Wall, |. Angtolin Balled. 3 . New York 0, Xwinemunde and New ork, RUNDSWALL, Sept 25—Arrived, Houriette, Holby, New Oconn Poar!, Grinnell’ Ha- wes, Victoria. Kobe; 20th, Carrie from Wilmington for Lon- SiLLoTH, vin Queenstown, socnanarA, Aug 24—Arrived, Kva Hf Fisk, Vix, Oct 8 -Sailed, On! Bonoxx, Sept 20—The Vanadia, P York tor the Balti WkEPOOL, er wp re Tat 4: Nortolk, Va, (s), daring gale 28¢h and 20th ult, hed ep washed overbonrd, ‘The Areniveen ct, durin ‘Ytu wit, had about 22 barrels ot toain, dad washed overboard. Mavarnivs, Sept 12—The ship Mary P Kitchen, of Liver- ({Hurhos, fen Maulorsia for Patmouth (timber), put ta ‘The master reports thet on Aus 2 jot 16 y heavy’ wi S lonk, makine 18 Hor cut ani bolug dlecharged © continues to mul ‘almost certain t laced in dry dock, where she Tomotsied. Her repairs ate estimated Natat, Aug 24~-The barks Southport, of North Shields, Cripps, trom Cochin for York, with @ weneral cargo, culled wt Bast Lon bd reports that ou the beach here, where win become a Mi bevn landed 3 andin; Sept 2—The D Stor previously reported stranded ore was sold at auction 21st inst, exclusive of de, jor £475, Quexnstows, Oct 5-The Mirto N 20, in ab40 N,' lon 25 W. passed a 700 tons, painied white, with heavy sprit, furemust and maintopmast go: ing and nsail «ll burst, mizzenmast an ntopmast standing, but gaff aua boom gone; on SCorseshing vessel mn mine CO pre cea th— aun, from Paul le! ia, poporta Oct 5, pi ci nie brigantin be Prince Bdward Talands city lous f forotopmast und ail attached, maintop> mast also gone. 7! scl appeared light in ballast. Scrtiy, Oct 7—The Danish bark Alba, from Philadelphii Pras gpaken off here Oct 4, and reported having poke Int 47 38, lone 26 17. oF Ginagow, for ‘Mousrenl, und order. Suawonat. Aug 17—The Carrie Clark bas been tn dock, the yellow tastal stripped of 4 ae to ahey ry ontned. with Fallow. n soe The stnxhotnd, from Vancouver Island, has are rived here with rudderhead sprung: sho hed made much water and bud jettisoned u part of the deck loud. [Pur Srzaxxe City or B: 4 trom Flu: ning H Monde Oct: t G Reusens, ott, Thames (a); Campell, web ALGOA Bay, t 7—Arrived, bi BI ors hegre New York “via Cape Town: Anna L Taylor, ¥ Guam. vienzio Se aPuoRe, Oct 7—Of, Telefon, from New York; Warden Law, trom do tor Bell Accra, WCA, Sept 12—In port, whe. Bristow, Oct B-haeivens Oy on Oct ea Sedgwick, Powers, Bull, St Jonn, NB. ae x ae for New Yo i... AUX, Oct 7—Sailed, T H Armstrong, Mauran, New- Biuceroxa, Oct G—Sailed, Vaipsiraiso, Sala, New Or- toan Conx, Oct 7—Arrived, Amal, Lanoe, CasTRLLamarg, Oct Cp boa yd, Clyt! Dxat, Oct 8—Pi Kortlepe ershum ; Albion. from Quebne tor Lon Of 8 Ciara, trom Hull tor Wilmingto DUMEHE, Oct S—Atrived, Janet Forbes, Kane, Baltt- Solied 7th, Principe de Lucedlo, Prove, Now York, Patwourm: Oct SAr mp tor Phil- adeipitin; City of Charlot = ‘Beott. Loadon for Cape Bashrga W Hil eging. Herre for Balimore, Utovcrstin, Get Searrived. Moderato, Mondaint, New OCKSTER, U1 Arrived, York Y ¢ iraveler, Whitford, Chatham, NB; Robe jvenssen, New Guumnszy, Oct T—Arrived, Sarah Wallace, Soott, ms 0 Yor Banger, Sitrambon! for ons Jeho N: Grpnattar, Oct 1—Arrived, Mabel F Staves, Cole, New York (and clea na for Algiorsi. Houruran, ‘Ost 8—arrit Tew for reeds. Hue. Mina, babe! rn Ob Charleston. N Chur ‘Thomas. Oct Kitng, Port Royal: Christoffers. Now York: Lonsing (0), Tizehvein, 10 Polo, cote Chariesto jobur, Sinclair, Nei 3 ako, Stomann, Delaware. Sliled trom: Guzhaven Sth, Oak, Hughes, Phtla- delpnia; Medora, Dowina, d d, Kingman, Charles. ton: 6th, Terpsichore. K Now York; Gothe, Kable mann. do; Bearuola, Puglosan aie Oct 8—Arrived, Tiattiae, Rutherford, uu ver. Tink, Qet 7—Arrived, G A Coonan, Irvine, Miramiehi. yxRFooL, Oct S—Atrived. EEvpt (3). Grogan, New 3 tory Moravian (1 mE rod Sth, Birmingham, Sym jymore, Houthwess Pass; Jes Sand; ASslo ‘Cameron, Cameron, Summerside; Gre 8—Arrivi 7 Ball 6-Salled, Neptun Rovle Ly; mu; Mth, Teutonia (s), uibson, New 01 js Corunna; Nowantum, Foster. Key West, ‘Toxnom. Get 8 Arrivea. Warwick, Saxe, Mi Nor- dons Dronning, Henriksen, Quebe Saguenay: Califoraia (0). Ov Ov tered out to ret stersen, Jo; MRT funnd:’ Geddes, London: _ ene Mary Ana Heimea, aaah, ‘sen, Canade (®), Sumner, New York: 94h, Sola, Dannberg. Beaufort, Lynn, Got #~ Arrived. Panchon. Philadelphia. News! cK, Oct 8~Arrived, v DO! rpenay, Oct 7— Arrived, i, Aer’, by Sail cos, WUA, '—In pert, uek, Hultman, wig. Maxsuitias, Wet d-—Salled, Gaetano, Mortola, Peueacoim Manx, Oct 2 - Arrived, Vanadis, Peterson, New York. Lag ergs July 30— Almatia, Blanchard, 's ted Gene tle a : . ng Kong ug 6, Volum! Ni rout, Oct 8 Cleared, Valhalla (s), Petersen, Javan mah; Kensington (x). New Orloans. 1. July 15—-Arrive N Tlentein. See at ci spa; Takus Bote, Morass lace, Hon. Kong. Furaount, Ost 9— Arrived, Sofiid, Berner, New Yorks Dacmai son. Quode Paws! 6—Arriv ‘bimes, New York (and received orders for Rochelle). feemtioen ‘Oct 9—Arrived, Flora, Mathie, St Johny Ellas, Nielson, Montreal, bh, Robert, Gloucester: Arttagton, w hartle- pool Meanie Hambarg; B) Empire, Hamburg; Myrtle ‘Gast ; Snowdonia, | K seine Disponeut, pool; tim Lyan Dock ; Leopol Haecision, ‘Bamoath: Biden ot Malo? vernor, pi amicitia, Paimouthy Arrived, Maria Margherita Borsone, Q Diptom, Gauntiess, ric, ibe Nazaing, Oct S—Arrived. Wycliffe (#). Falter, New eet ce | F Crosby, Crosby, Philadelphia; 7s0, Ole 2 i Gr Mo, Get 4—Arrived, Eveneser, Loviasen, New York Srernin. Oct 5. wen, New Yor! Ella M Storer, Wada bors, Guam. Curre. Oct 5—Captains Lauro, of Ttali and Laino, of Tralion bart Ascensivne, An, York, he Italien bark from Hamburg water; badly da Gruxxock, Oct 9—The ship Lady Clarendon, Oe 2 tor New Orleans, bas pat Deck through stress of weather, H — New U—The brig Angelo, of New Brunswi Sgootas 807 tous, was abandoned Sept 16 in lus 40 18 N crow trough to Hull by Austrian bark fsaac, from Phil- adelphia. Montrose, Oct 9—Tho cargo of fish manure, por BB |. from New York, took fire in the lower hold, but ™ by spontaneous combustion, but was extinguished: curgo = "tween deeks discnarged in good eundition; cargo i \d partly destroyea by firo and water. 1, Sept S—The Southport, Cripps, from Cochin for wre Pee Ph ich stranded om the beach here Aug 23, bas since broken up. AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, Oct 11—Arrived, Sherier (Br), Black, abu xANDRI Va, Oct .19—Passed up, schr Howard Williams, from aon E ber B0e A ve at LTIMORE, -s Wal or, ‘Roanoke Brown. Newbera, NO; Louise, River: W Garrett, Foster, New York; Octorara, Reynolds, de: barks Condor (Nor), ——, Whitehi Josepnine po, Dublin; schrs Rescue, Moen, Nassau; Lewis Bi ‘Collinson, Navasse. mMRANGOK, Oct 18—Arrive rgetown, DC; sche Cl 7 nehes & Liszie Coshtea,. Hopeins, New York; pire, Fis Te Dort—sebr Miiton, for Larned York, ida, BATH, Oct 18—Arrived, ec! Arther Barton, Coombs, ‘Thorndike, New Yor! Satied— rises Jena FORTRESS. (Br), Gr Konway (ir), Liverpool eet ‘D—Arrived, ship America sehr Melville, Blake, Usdre sone sooking. AUK! NY ILLE, Oct 17 Art Me. ea OKLEANS, Oct 16—A rh (Pr), roux, Marsoilis Arnet, Bonace: A ReWaU RPO wT, Oct 18—Arrived, ihe Jeane rer H Heyt, vateaw lor New Hedlora.” NEW LONDON, Oct 19--Arrived. sohrs J © for New York; 8 D Hart, Bar gor for do; Seethes Nees. Amboy for Mowserst “[enac Border, Fall River tot New ork. ‘ew HAVEN, Oct 19—Arrived, schra Allen Gurney, wre Kondo PORT G. AM BLE, Oct 12—Sailed, ship Gen Butler, Rydee, PORE NL RELY, Oct 12-8al 4, barks Lissle Man |. Sallivan Free Trade, Merr: re ni ADR LUHTA. Oct To—Arvived, sehr Kate Wont damn Jona, Holbrook (from Barbour lag re arte isis Annerpt vin “itumphrers, Ne sane Mortenson, lavre; Kepies Ke et 5 ras Davia, Lankena our: Gamble brig Elise een B vara Host Oct 12—Sailed, ship Dashing pret Colby, Ban Fi eco, wILWi Kirkwoo! 5 os 18—Arrived, sehr A H Leaming, ev aetewts f DU, RH AM, Oct 18 ‘Arrived, sehrs Yroka, Drisko, New York Ai) Gurney, do. W KD, Oct 18—Arcived, sehr Cora, Hine, Hobe KIKAM BOATS, ptean Yaquts itr hi Prope erty. So. S0ll paigousn Wilh. y FRED. 0. SCHMIDE, Qu BROTHERS & CoS PRICK LISt OF PHO. peiler, Tug and Vachs Kugios is nuw ready. Send tor copy. Schenvetady, N. ¥. shen KR WILLIAM GRAY; BUILT tastoned ir order. 1850; 88 tons JOHNSON 2 0U., |, Bachelors, Longhurst, Bare €