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10 tas YELLOW FEVER. DECREASED NUMZER OF DEATHS AND NEW CASS IN NEW ORLEANS. New Ox.eans, Oct 28, 1878, Up to six o'clock this evening 4 deaths snd 48 Gases were reported to the Board of Health, of which only 1 was now, 47 being old cases, the repert ot whieh bad been hitherto neglected. Last week’s Geatbs aggregated 310, of whieh 177 @ trom yellow fever and 16 trom other fevers. ‘The report of the Peabody Subsistence Association shows that trom September 1 to October 26 inciu- Rive, 40,791 requisitions were issued, equal to 921,501 Pasions to 131,643 persons. Each person was supplied witb mn days’ rations, The Young Men’s Chris tian Association reports 18 new cases, The following reports are at bal Yazoo Ciry.—No new cases or deaths. Heavy trost last night. Osyka.—Eight new cases; 1 death. Houma, La.—One new case, Batox Rovax,—New cases, 23; eight hours. ParreRsonviLLE.—New cases, 6; deaths, 2, in forty- eight bears, Evexka—One deatn at Hope, Seven cases op Rocheil’s piace, Fever amoug negroes almost ex- tivet, The sugar milis are opening. and the yield is deaths, 2, in forty- VicksBURG.—Two™ deaths in city; three im the country. ‘Lbe mercary tell to 35 degrees last night. The Howard Association to-night reselved to re- Neve their volunteer physicians on Octover 31 aud also to discharge ull vehicies engaged on that date, when they will entirely close their labors, Seventeen were reported to-day, all of which are old, The foliowing auvices Jackson, Miss, cases; 1 death. Itis Faining to-night and the weather Is cold. Houty Sprivca—Four new cases; 1 death, There Was 4 heavy iros moraiug end another will t. NEW CASES AND DEATHS AT MOBILE. Mozite, Ala, Oct, 28, 1878. From noon of the 26tn to noon of the 27th, twelve ew cases of yellow fever and (our deaths, From noon ofthe 27th te noon of the 28th, three new cases und one death. Cases now under treatment, forty-four, Total number of cases, 189, Total deaths, 54. FROST IN MEMPHIS—ALL BEFUGEES MaY BE- TUBN—FOUR DEATHS BEPORTED. Meupuis, Tena., Oct. 28, 1878, Last night was the coolest of the season, A heavy trost fell and ice lined the gutters througbout the ity. The Board of Health will, to-morrow, officially announce that refugees may salely return to the city, Dut recommend that all dwellings should be thoro- @ughiy ventilated belore occupation, Board of Health bas officiaily reperted four athe irom yellow fever tor the twenty-iour hours ended at #1x v'ciock to-night, Two adaitional inter. ments are reported by undertakers of parties who died of lever in the suburbs. No new cases are re- Ported. Among those who have died since last evening are Jacob Saul, airs. Mary Conain, L, Benger, Austin N. Yervy and Mrs, U. Sheaban. SEVEN FATAL CASES IN NASHVILLE. Nasnvitte, Teon., Oct, 28, 1878. Nashville has centributed $20,000 to the fever suf- ferers. Seven imported cases died here, and six im- ported cases recovered. DNE DEATH AND ONE NEW CASE IN CHAT- TANOOGA, Cuatrasooca, Tenn., Oct. 28, 1578. There was ene death abd one new case of yellow lever, bein of negroes, during the twenty-four bours gat tour P. M. The weather 1s cold and there ‘was ice this morning, Mayor Cariisie’a condition has Wightly improved. AID FOR THE SUFFERERS. The following subscriptions received by Mayor Ely im aid of the yellow fever sufferers have not yet beca acknowledged :— Citizens of East Bloomfeld, Untarie county, N. Y., through,Hiram steele, treasurer, $188; through Captain Suiaahs, Twenty-ninth precinct. as tollows:—Americaa felextaph Company’. office, No. 1,245 Brosaway, Gitte vie Bi 3 ditto s 0 = range county, N. ¥. b Easton, Pi gh Ste Hamilton, Dec N. J., 50 cent through Mr. Oswald “Oisendorfer, ‘$126 three little chilaren of bioomBeld, ¥. muy contribution of pupils of Union School. ¥ igh $3 58: Captain Potty, Fourth procine.. $8 44: Mix ui re wiry’ Ladd, Waltou, 8. ¥.85 751 Hi J. Dam & son. $10 81 10 97; proceeds o $i 5, Onptait Shrough New York Tribune Mass. 5 Wallach (balance), $56 36. StUliiron 8. Tr threuen James. Robison: S17 20: Cap- tain Yule, Twenty-ei-hth precinct, $2 66; Captain Coffey, Firat precinct, $142 91. Mr. J. Pwerpoot Morgan, Treasurer of the Soutbern Relief Commitiee of the Coamber of Commerce, acknowledges the receipt, since the 234 iui $450 94 LIEUTENANT BENNER'S WIDOW AND ORPHANS, The Chamber of Commerce Kelief Commitiee sug- gest to the relief societies which may still bave un- appropriated balances en band to devote a part of sameto the jet of the widow and erphans of Lieutenant er. Contributions may be sent w the Chamoer of Commerce, acknowledgment of whieb will be made, ENTITLED TO A PENSION, To tas Epirox ov raz HeraLp:— New Yorx, Oct 28, 1878, May ask why the necessity of begging coatriba- tions for the reiief of the widow and orphans of Lieutenant Bonner, mentioned im yesterday’s Herato? The Secretary of War asked ‘ora voian leer officer to take charge of the suppiy boas to id Bee to its proper distribut: 8 in all the river towns of the Miss: y bills passed in the jast ses- bad not a single element of the worth and popularity tbat tne passage of this bili would bave aud be periectiy approved of by all classes Of the country. Hq & YKLLOW FEVER SCARE AT PORT AU PRINCE— AMERICAN VESSELS DETAINED IN QUABAN- TINE—RBEFUSAL 10 BURY A DECEASED SAILOR, Wasiincron, Oct. 28, 1878, ‘The Acting Consdl General of the United States at Port au Prince reports to the State Department that, ba account of the yellow fever scare, the vessels C, W. Macumber, of Boston, Mury EB. Oliver and the Aelen, of New York, on their arrival at Port au Prince the 23d of Sepiember were detained in of these vessels—the Helen—had any Sickoves on bourd, and although 1t was nothi like yellow fever tue authorities refused to body of William Presion, of Boston, who had the ZAcv inst., to be interred in any of the cow Could Lue Acting Consul procure the services 01 a mea. Luger these ¢ atannes the Acting Cousul, aided vy the crew of the Heieu, conveyed the ody avout a jexgue outside the cry limite aud nad it decently iuserred, ine Acting Cousal bimeeil per- formed tbe burial services. The three vessels w bubsequuntly reivased. EMIGHANTS ARRIVED. ‘The steamship Frank! bas arrived direet from Bremen, with 100 passengers ana officers a five of a crew. Muny of the passen; bound for Texas, but the quarantine prevents them from resoning their destieaion, TheGerman immi. gration ageot consulted the presideut of the Board Health, and advised to b ikrants to Of the city, whien is now cleur of The agent of Company Bremen st avate util after heavy but the steamship, which ved already been held back seme Weeks, was allowed to bull, im Bopes that there would bave been Iroste here betore ber arrival “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHIN: The Health aathorities wero yesterday notified by tue poles of the Fourteenth precivet that a cot ered man named Girard Martto Was iy Marion street, and that as be urtived io tbo South it was feared he w his room, and a report was «1 been stricken with yellow lever, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1878--TRIPLE SHEET, THE , SLAVIANKA’S VOYAGE. | PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 28, 1878. ARREST OF THE SAILOR SCERMEITA FOR AS- SAOLTING CAPTAIN MICHOLES—HIS DENIAL OF ‘THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER. The case of the attempted murder of the captainof the Austrian brig Slavianka, at sea, by one of the crew, the bare facts of which were publisned in yes- terday’s Hxa.p, was ‘thoroughly investigated yes- terday, The brig arrived at Quarantine late on Satur- day vight ana afterward came up and anchored off the Battery, The Sandy Hook pilot wi brought her ia was told by the first mate that the cap! ef the brig bad been murdered and that the present commander was formerly the Gres mate, A piilow saturated with blood was sbown him, and the mate said thatall the captain’s mousey had been stolen and bid away, bur that be bad alierward ound and kept i, ‘The pilot told Captuia Robinson, of tne Heratp seam yacht, all thas had beea told bim, and a Henaip reporter visited tho vessel Sunday night; bat the watch re- fused to allow bim on board aud threatened violence Man altempt to come aboard was made, lospecior Diiks, Police Headquarters, was thea aot fied, and Detectives Jawes P. Thompson and thomas F, Adam were detailed to work up tue case. Accordingly the police boat Seneca, curry- ing waquad of police, uccompanied by tives wud a Hemalp reporter, went brig as she lay at uncbor avout one o'clock y: morning. Allon board were asleep at the ti: Bali trom Sergeant Re in command o1 1 brongbt the frst mate to the deck aud the visitors below. fhe captain, it was learned, had not Deen murdered, as stated by (he mate, but an ultompt to tuke bis tle bad beeo maue vy asuilor who kuocked him senseless and then robbed him of bis bag of old, ‘The captaio stuted that the man was not on ard, be jeaped overboard soon alter the Vessel ancbored Quurautne He was picked up by a small boat anu rowed ashore, STORY OF THE VOYAGE, Acting Captain Micuoles visited tue Austfian Consu!’s office, No. 35 Broad’ yesterday alternova and wild the Joliowing story The Slaviank: ot about ove bundred toms register, ana full rigged. she iit Bana, Brazil, June 13, wita a or ol seven men. We bad ween ou an exiended cruise ulong tbe Atiantic coast of South America, While on this cruise Capiain Penvied died, and | being seconodin rank took bis place, so when the brig leit Babia 1 was ber captain, We bad on voard 4 cargo of sugar, con- buco tor repairs. We put out 91 that port on and had rough weather ior a week, when we the Bermuda Isiands and bad smoot weather ior se¥- eral uays, THE ATTEMPTED MURDEK, “The assault wus made ou (ue oigus of September 2 Dy a suilor named Scermetta, Abvut eight o’ciock 1 Went ou deck and iay down on the skyngot 1 bas Probably been asieep about an bour wuen I re- ceived & stunuing blow ou the bead with some sbarp instrument, the biow mocked me sense. jess, and when 1 recovered | went below to get my revolver, and while rummaging for it discovered that my gold had been taken. 1 dared not put the Gesperado 1 irons tor fear that the crew might be 10 Jeague with bim. Scermotta bad always Leed » warm Irienu Of mine and there was uever uny Uifliculty be- (ween us. bus ine matter stood, aud us ibe voyage was avery rough one every mau was needed to wan the vessel. “Oo Sepsember 27 the mate was scrubbing the deck and bad occasion to Move iy cbickeu coup, and ip doing #0 discovered my vag OF gold big away in 1. 1 couoted 11 over and nearly $100 in Ame! 2 money bad been taken. No conversation in regard to the money was heid except between the mateund myself, Abvut midnigut oa the uight of October 4 we were overtukeu by a burricane. ‘Ine topmasis were carried away and a whole suit of sails ost, PLIGHT AND CaPTURE. “We arrived at Quaraniune om Saturday night and came up aud abchureu off the Battery. A small boat tollo Ue all tbe bolng up irom Quarantine, aud I n0- liced that Scermettu appeared restiess. ‘1’ came alongside shortly aiter eusting anchor and Seermetia ieaped into st ana was rowed ushore.” SCermetia was iound at noon yesterday in ved at No. 29 Cherry sircet, When bed paroua Dew suit o! clothing and was taken un voard the vrig. Captain Sebattz, with tue two detectives, theo ap- peareu belore tue Augirian Consul with, thelr pris ouer. The Consul put a jew questions to the saior and then gave bim 10 the officers for sale keeping util to-day ut eleven o’ciock, waea be wili Lear bis case aad determine what to do, THK PRIVONER’S ACCOUNT. A Hgpabp revorter visited tue sailor in bis cell 7 the Kieveuiu preciuet station bouse, aud witn @; wp iDterpreter obtained Dis side of the story. ie said that tue assault Was not wm with intent to kill; that De bad only bi little row with tbe cap tuln aud wok a couple of dollars trom bim. Lu we latier purt of the interview, Lowever, he denied this and tolu @ very creokeu siory. a asked Low tbe fight occurred’ he denied baving bud auytbing to do witn it, He suid that be and the captain were al- j buat bis roasous tor icaving the ‘Was working lor bis beara und Lt retusea bim permissioa and so not account for tLe new sult of bat be THE STEAMSHIP SARATOGA, A large number of visitors yesteraay attended a re- @eption on beard the Dew iron steamer Saratoga, of New York aud Cubs Mail steamship 11 pier No. 17 Eust River. The dimensions of the vessel, which was built by Joho Roach & Son. bi already been pubiisned in the Hexaip, The ship appeared to excellent advantage yosterday, the elaborate snd bighly pelisbed woodwork of the main saloon and ‘social pall” being set off with Wilton car- pos «of eleguns design. The settees in the —salooi and revolving chairs at uphoisiered 10 maroon ries are of satin of the areola similar Lue The five briaal Chambers attracied special atsention on account of their juxurtous and elegant appointments. The snip bas already engages « full cargo and her agents were compelled to refuse freigut yesterday. ‘Sue is ansounced to sail to-morrow, her passenger list : ny tall for this trip, avd bail the stateroo! d for the second vuyage, while passonge! Sireaay booked tur December’ . THAT $500 BOND, Naw Yorx, Oct, 28, 1878, To rue Eprrom ov tas Hezatp:— It “Fair Fair’? was informed by papérs, as he tells us, that “a $500 United States bond was to be raffiod tor at $1 u chance and 1,000 chances,”’ anu be- Meved the statement, it proves two things—first, that they were not author- he book ior the mbered from 1 to 2,000, were prepared and brought tute the tar with the pond. The number of uces bas Dot been increased since, and tue ocd Will be ruffled eveu if the 2,000 chanoes be not tax: TABLE OF DOMINICAN CHURCH. SHIPPING NEWS OUEAN S1IEAMERS, DATRS OF DEPARTURE PROM XEW YORK VOR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. a Hromuwey 2151-34 Broaaway Hrondway . | 37 Broadway 34 Brows way Bowing Green 9D) Liverp 8|Liverpoot WU aagow mo 2 bowling Groen "Nov Ol Kotterdam [10 Hronaway 4 Nov 121 Liverpoel [29 5 Broadway 47 trondway iz Nor Nov 14|Glaxgow v 14) Hamm bury 9 Browdway 41-34 Browaway .|2 Bowiny Green «| Sov 16]Giwsgow - (17 Bowling Green K 19} Liverpovi [20 Brondway [Nov 20) Liverp.ol «/4 Bowling Green HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. zs dar | stow: teh ng Dey }, Domi: from New =. 3 —— 0 1 , Barz Nuova AuRELIA ie as vie Hevane for Ki ARRIVALS. Buia Cant 22, rom Porto Plate for 0. arrived ‘Thomas, 19th tast, louky w' Sloslioand agers Bhs enseuscered. tes hustle: aie loa 71, end the ‘osher om the 3d inas in lat 26, 7 ity of, Rio de Jan Pernambuco 11th, New York for Demerara, reus. had repaired Vet 23 a day or two. and was to resume ber voyass Burg Arias, B, before reported at St, miivinas in distress, rematued Oct 22 waiting orders Buic Luict Camuiaso (ital), Yrom, Hayti for Channel for orders witn mahogany, put into St Tuomas Oct 20 f ropairs, baving been ashor 1 40, jorthward, with ntopmust g gone; was under main- sai} and stayeall St alley (Br), Brown, Santos {ereke eat 1, with mise and passengers to Hud heavy NW aad SW gales, with heavy head seas. 1, Hiehwond, 27 end Rio & Jevons rrived at Philadel- Steamer isaac Bell, with mdse to 3 Br doy i lecrenene nt: Py mune Clone voce ‘Stoumer Juba Uibson, ‘Travis, Georgetown, DO, with f Maurice itiver Flats, where wade ta SL Bova. J. her aucnera, started s lone and Tia’ 3hg feet of erin the bold wie ‘the Sap the leuk. She got off epain and arrived up to pors ior Fepairs aud replace tho yaw! boat which was destroyed. Sous Wroxina, from Port au Prinee of and for Hoston, with logwoud, waa towed into Beuutort, SC, AM. Oct 28, Came throuxh Othe Ba Straita of Macussur, wish ligne ssmshorty cinas ana caimns peasaa J had woderete trades in the Tudian Osean; passe! ot gatine BS. trades in iat 213; ted the Equator bent 21 in ign : e fost the SE trades ia lat 4 Nohad mo Ni. trad by stoamer Florence Wethervee, with, loss ech, masts calms and variable winds to let 32.N; afterward strone ve ab | jured. one passer riable gales; Aug 1U, lat 24 39 5, 51 51, sme’ was washed overboard while go- signals with « ber showing Tetters'Q LEP, from sbi ie pie Se gees a ad lor 5 Sonn Linpssy, icKay, ym Hay ve ey ~hip Kinar Famverksjelver (Nor), Winsmer, Liverpool ed i adinton m the 25th, 10, iu ballast, rire, Oi Hinexen. Hea heavy and crew soued by the ~ Sr and Seat on ag Bont 28, 10 ’ vail ittie Dundee bali Yaten « Porterfisla. a ‘Anchored in the wer bay toe order: Ship BF Metealf (i , Knudsen, Antwerp 47 cays in bi last, t9 0 Tobias & o sept a ke ry wQ' daring whieb loot and spilt ail ny Tha salle evs gule ofthe Ligard a boy, ni Jobu Bugiaud, a native of Stockholm, 17 years of age, fell trom the lo insen~ ‘topsxil yard overboard and was got out we had contrary winds; kept to the southward to bad light inde to les 40 the co ‘Oot 14, 1at yr de +h od landed at ans 24th. The whoever was owned by Capt Mo- os uplusured. a burrican hand: by schr Klisa "Sart tie (Br), and landed at 3t Jobus, PR. Scux Jutta E Gamage, of and trom New York for om Spain. put into ds | maanens ons Me Gyeed in tops with loss of deck loi in, de. hurricanes, the first on ihe 20h Sent, ia at 3 aS ‘ou 68 d the second on Oct 4, in las 3U 52, lon 70 Scag L A Epwanps, trom St Mary round woing around to NW. lnsting olzhe territic sea; hiored of Newcastle Sunday afternoon. Cxotain ed Fee povern tenting i boar, i= pertabad fearful time Oct 23; lost heavy anchor. 1 jar Data ln eg od acid boat and jib, and foresail tora badly. No serious damage ve a nes Ducheu'e Nephew d Oo” Asciored iuiower | Scum Atagnt Masox, f4om Barron Is]und for Charleston, put into Norfolk 25th ins:, with loss of maiuboom aud Lh di bay’ 1or orders, Malnexil. phip Wachusett Walker, Kennebunkport, in bal- hured ee ml oe bien a naep e Find a ia the lower Scun Wapatia, Peasy. from New York, at rybeo Oct 23, . ine Bark Ur Hay (of sunderland), Forrest, Shan Se ener ones 21, with mdse to Hewlet & 1 Capt Aaron masieigr: of Swedish bark be garos sie: suddenly us Kichmond, Va, Oct 26. The swedis Mr Lundin, took e! of’ the body, and it was gee Oskwood. Hampton, Vs r Oct 25-The Hampton Sahit tae effects of the severs g The schr g fleet did vot 8, lou f Inet Tues from Rangoon for ——, trom ry nd although &c, exchanged signals ustained she siti a sbip showing letters PKS" (or U). bound 5. Msterial dauaxe, The ‘Aly went ashore Bark Archer, weaker, Londo Aus 30. tu ballast, to Ho bo the oil factory ss ‘Sapo Charles and is « Bailey & Co. “Anchored in Gravesend Buy for orders. wreck. ‘The cuptain and two meu were, clinging 10 Bark Shella (of St.John, NB), Mosher, London Sept 19, | her riguing umtil mornlug, when, they wore taken off with tn bauiast,to0 W Beriaux. Anctored in the lower bey | 4 ilfe line. The achr geod over the, bar, and, The si Bore hee Nor), Olsen, Neweastlo 58, days, with mdse to © Tout Bae an >: Mad heavy W und NW gales; broke foreyard un 1 lost and split oats. fi Bark Gra. ville Belle (Br) 1y, Dublin Sept’ 30, ip bal- i. ee jored in Gravesena Bay last, tod W Parker & Co. for orders. bee bdwin & Li (Nor), Thorsen, Dublin 50 days, in Hast, to order. gure ‘County of by visage (Br), Picea Dublin 49 Guys. in bailxst, to Hatton. Wat Had strong NW and SW Ly ae lost and split oul Huw Outuans, Oct 23—0n the 2ith inst th of Limerick (Br), from Liv Conch Keet, beading ndrthenss. standing. Several schooners were alongside. and nutiouality are unknown, Nuwrour. Vet 20—Capt Henry A Brightman has sold tons regis ‘aps Wm M Randall ark Sardh Chambers (Br), Rutherford, Antwerp Sept ‘The Faicon form 11, in ballast, to order, Anchored in Gravesend Bay tor | hailed from St John, he orders. fasted, bought by Capt Srl tan ry 5 Bark Omega (Ital), Fiasconare, Bordeaux 43 de: uder the American fiag. 3I lala bails. to JG seagar. No dates. “encountered fe, commenciog Irom XNE, lasting 40 hours. and sop- 2s Ping ai N, with heavy ross sca, in = Saher op Baves, Oct 22h Se sail stove in shears bow “AT Bi “Bark Fa (Aus), Hosieh, Cotte 40 days, in ballast, to Sle- -r eovich & Co. ‘Sehr BJ Willard, Evans, Laguay bello 24th and Curseos, Uct 9, with cot Puwapecrn a Os 28.-B, feeme aera, rk Bi - Tatitnde, £0, a Bout porte, 18:b in 8 nee ees y Midat Flee he le a te oan buoy tat ne ck top; louked fixe s Bat yea ito the SW rk wees amor Catharine Whiting. from Pro. Joo er, Oppo- or, foresail aug $10, brown, St Mari TE cc ae nee hears i vard Williams, from Georgetown, DO, bound to arg sekeor 9 i ag a ee won ies hence with coal for Say. F Fraacls E Hallock, Moule, Jacksonville, 9 days, ; ; Son. - | brook, mathioen shore this AM, near Claymont. She mie nmaaneoiaon Hastie he ee Elisaveth- | Hevoasy in five fset of water at bish tide. Yartios have contracted to discharge, float and reload her. Paovincrrows, Oct 28—The fishing schr J E Bexiez, which arrived here P hegriey from Grand Banks, re. that on the 18th os Roh Jast WE panda of Provin oSche Moses B Bfambail, O’Donald, Savannah 9 days, with jumber to bvans, Kall & Uo, Oct 20, off Chincoteaque, en- countered hurricane from KN, 1 lassing lx hours, in which t and spi ‘Schr Nopule T Winterton, Jackson, son, Virginia, town, mate of and Henry Foran, of Boston, © Sent W'D itten, Arnold, Virginia. BEE PRIA Simie attending ve tate tricia: jehr Oui Collins, Virginia. Arg renee eee Sax ¥uaxcisco, Oct 27—The passengers of the steamer Sebr Roda y Parker, Parker, Bulsimore for Ne maayeli ns Thats Aeomins mee. atenne neler se: Imer Ouilina, mate eonslderabis compiains ndent upen tue wreck, ol: iled to exert pro iatter acted like a Sehr J B Carrington, Parker, Baltimore tot Schr Forest Oak, Murray, Bultimore tor sear Helen lsabrouck, Bennett, Balti por 5a Ship Queboc (Br), trom, Liverpoel, which arrived 276k, reports:—Had moderate W aud SW winds 1m Lai 48 02, Jon 35; then had « terrific eycigne veering to N by way ot W, barometer 23. \getlveing © torrie’ harel” ray and t U AM, ming thus % to the ship and he: property of the passengers. Vingrak> paren Oct 27—Schr James floated alter the greater portion of hi ‘day and is being Beep the water the ses eprccnernt igo} 6 the sea a sheet of blindi nced te moderate, but stili fost uew lower maintopaati, mainsail although the latter two were secured wi! ye “ios yr continued with moro or less severit; from Oct @ 20th; theuce moderate winds sud Ni to the 20mm. aa" Ship Muskota (Br), from St Naseire, which was gachored in the lower bay for orders, eame ap to the city top eallant- was bauled on the marine railway xp ~On Saturday, at Di 0 isgotte, Me. by I Hacxets + Co.-sbip State of Mat tous, owned by etutsanied by Oapt’ Geotge G wanail. of tae Bark Susan L Campbell (81), {rom Dunkirk, while ‘was anchored below, passed up at 6 PM. PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTE, BOUND SOUTH. WHALEMEN. Stoamer City of Fitchburg, Eilis, New Bedfo York, with mase and passonyers to to Burling & aght St Michaels Sept 19, eee Bi as New York. byt Dbis wh oil, 525 de Proviacet a, 140 vdl: | Jeo, 160 sp, 15 wh; Arisons, White, n—Oct 6, lat 90 N, lon 18 W, bark Wanderer, Hoyer, of New Bedford. Oil not reported. ened se aictc eset Sebr Slonse Harvey, Windsor, NS, for New York. B Winasor, wilt Kate Fouier, Bunker. ‘NS, for New York, th plaster to Sehr Muskee, Moncton, NB, for New York, SPOKEN, Sebr Baceo (ir), Coley, St Joba, NB, vie Beverly and — Saiem for New Yor! Ship Hremen (Ger), Muller, irom Bremen for Baltimore, ag Hb Tusveed (Br), Salliv: St Joba, 4B, for New | Sept 15, Int 42 30, lon 60 bark Walerria (Be), Graham, from Baltimore for Qu ‘arren, Hillsvoro, xB. hong New York. ‘Soke Fenny Flint, , Keatpert for New York, Sebr Perey, Mite! ut 38 32, he “ars at si Petes (Br), on Rotterdam for New York, Oct Bo Port New ¥. Sehr Letee rea Ter ‘erk. | 6, lat 51, lon Bear ian Abate: Goo. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Sebi jce T Bourdman, Bourdmen, Boston for —— Bearers, Younx, Boston for Now York. Anenpat, Oct 27—Arrived, bark James E Brott, Gibson, 3 Sehr Joseph Ross, owls, New Bedford tor New York. Sehr Ned pumter, Turner, Full Kiver for New York. Nebr Franklin Pierce, Kidd. Providenee ior New York, Sehr Kiva Diverte. Gindy, Provide r New York. Katie J Hoyi. Heany for cee ‘ork. New York via Danti Awrwinr, Oct 28—Arrived, stoamer Harold Haarfager (Nor), Wiese, New York; barzs Carrie Delap (Br), Crosby, Philadelphia: Eilisit (Yor), Abrahameen, do; Olive Mount Gr), Smith, Baltimore. Busstor, Oct 28 - Arrive: Buchan, Wilmington, Ni Philadelphia. Salied 27th, Ophir (Br), Edgett, Tybee, Baxuzn, Oot 28—Arrived, ships Ubliand (Ger). Janssen, Baltimore: Charlotte (Ger), Gutemutn, do; Hureule: (Nor), Rustad, Philadeiphta; barks Olvers (Ger), Alberts, do; Mercur (Ger), De Haan, Baltimore, Boapeavx, Oct 27—Arsived, bark Hawthorn (Br), Whit- York (aot previously); brig Wanderer (Br), Bote barks North Carolina (Br), Provideusa BR (Ital), Aste, New ay. 3s New tt tor New York. Sebr Sallie Burton, Buriey, Stamford fur New York. Passed a. —Brig Bom J ‘homas P Coo; roudst. ‘above. BOOND East. Steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York for Portland, Sebr Wm Hopkins, Hopkii w York for Boston, md arren, % ken for Provideuce, je & Edith, Ferguson, Kondout for Beifast. Schr Ide 5 Lath Latham, Port Jopuson for Provi- Sent Sarah B Carver, Port Jonnaon for Providence. sebr Laria ing, Wiliams, Port Johuson for Nore Heb. “senr Reuben Eastman, | ast Amboy for p vim apaad sete da Hasbr ack, P ‘altimore for B Senr . Bene Forest oe Sebr Charlie Mi + Kusso, New Ori Bovtocne, Oct 27—-Arrived, bark John Read (Br), Bart ling, New Yugk (ust aa anchor and chain in the Downs). Bineo0a, Uet 22—Arrived, bark Ulrike (8w) Jensen, New York. Coux, Oct 25-Sailed, barks Neptune (Nor), Norberg, Darien; 26th, Rutn Palmer (Br), Smith, Baltimore. Canpiry, Oct 28— Arrived, bark Boreas (Nor), 8 Now York. Satled 28th, bark David Maicolmson (Br) Orleans, Cuxmaven, Oct 28—Arrivec, steamer Cimbria (Ger), Ba- depbausen, New York for Hamburg. Ononstapt, Oct 22—Arrived, bark Leifhjeld (Nor), Kven- son, New York. deen, CLEARED, Steamet Saeseaed (Bi), Stephens, Hall, E—Charies L ort wa Prince and Save: ston, NC—Willlam P ood & cures maienalname 26th, Syauey Dacres (Br). Dawsen, New York (voth before reported without date). Dovan, Oct 27—Off, bark Aenaneee (Sw), Jansen, Phil- adelphia for Ketterdam. Olyde & Co. Po pmomers ld Dominion, Walker, Nerfolk—Old Dominion “genera 'W Garrett, Foster, Baltimory—J § Krome. oz je! pnia—J Steamer Mayfo' Devidsou, Philad james Hand Duat, Oct 24—Of, bark Aloette (Nor), Knudson, New Steamer El neon, Portland J ¥ Ames, Torn tor weests Neg Bark Levaster: es fa Unter <leal), ‘Str: is ark en sx & Maria (Nor), Boye, Copenhageu—Funch. “Birk Vil Vilora Bye 1s, Hopkins. Row L losses, How ate Bark Co. GaLway, Oct 26-Sailed, bark Fortana Repetto (Ital), is Morton, Leland, Delaware Swan & soo. assori, Straeble agon (Nor), Weber, St Nasaire—Vuneh, Baye & Bark Lord Palmerston (we), Haakenson, Alexundria, E- Vasthe Edye & vo. Bark luaho, Richardson, Ciontuegoe—Tacker & Light- bou ee Mary E Thayer, Whitman, ictmond, Va-R N u A Bent Charies Platt, Sharp, Daukirx-James W Biwell & Co Sehr Daylight, Anderson, Aux Cayes (iisyti)—Thacteray t # soit Pronk A Mages, Yodng, Mansantilo~J de River ‘sehr Jordan L Mott, Tobin, Charlottetown, PLI—H W Loud & Co. Sebe Jasper (Br), Priest, St John, NB- A T Honey. lesion —ivane Hall & Ue, Guimesr, et 28—Arrived, bark Adelia Caritoa, Grant, Denti Unenoce, Oct 24—Sailed, ship Kastoran Empire (Br), Love, Southwest Pass, after pa! Genoa, Oct 24—Arrived, barks Bruato (Nor), Neils New York; Progrossista (Ital), Arreceo, Philadelphia brig Stephen Bishop, Gilkey, Richmond; 25th, barks Billy Simpson (Br), Carne, New York; Nina Sheldon, Bigley, do (betore reported without date); Marie (Nor), Jousen, Poiledelpbia. Havus, Oct 26—Arrived, ships Kast Lothien (Br), Hamil- ton, New Yorn; 28th, Jairas B Lincoln, Lombard, Haanil- Jos; David Brown, Colcord, Mejillones (she latter was re- to Hamber, Sehr Lily, bag oh > Blectra, Clarke, Mag- pagat bets May ia—Parsons & | ggions Bay; 27th, steamer Lovaine (Br), McUauley, Bal- Sebr Maria 8, Kaowlton, B- stor 10 & Co, tmore. art Elisa, Colson, Brig, New Haven— Salied 27th, ship Regent (Br), Wren, Soathwest Pass; le ters, darks Occan (Nor), Hvestendahl, Ornen (Nor), Lar. sen, United States; 28th, Tillle Baker, White, New Lonpom, Vet 28—Arrived, steamer Vievorie (Br), Young. New York. Balled from Gravesond 28th, barks Hypatia (Br), Mar- shall, Baudy Hook; Verein (Ger), Jal Liganp, Vet 27—Off, bark Arlington (Nor), Palmstrom, Now York for Dunkirk. Monoan Pitt, Oct 27—Arrived, bark Jonson, New York. Movitie, Oct 28—Arrived, steamer Polynesion Brown, Montreal for Liveroool, Mansxitias, Oct 24—sail barks Alaska, Perry, United Beates; 201 lia T (Aas), Radovich, New Urieans. MaLAGA, to Oct 28—Siied, ‘Helene, Latasta,” Wil. mington, ibrig Helene (Fr), Latasta, satled from Apalachi- cola Get 15 for Bordeaux). Nuwny. Oct 25- Arrived, bark Lalla W (Be), Woods worth, St Join, NB (see below). Newoastie, E, Oct 27—sailed, bark Otus (Nor), Falck, Philadespbia. Navas, to Oot 28—Sailed, bark Regine Tolek, Coldrey, Giryeoat. PuMovte, Oct 28—Arrived, barks Laure (Nor), Larsen, Mow York; Star of the Wont, Penny, Pabellow uo P' Peaxamsveo, Oot 45—Arrived, steamer Gie.saonox (Br), Marden, Kew York for Bahia, £e, ’ N (Bn, © brigs Paps Gikcomo (ital), ‘tisbon k Leaming, Netlio aw js Osoar (Nor), (Br), Capt W A Wier, of the frow Brasil, bas our th servations made in cor veo! lost everything they nad om b Wane Niacana (Gor), trom [Havre, at Sav ral sale broke bowsprit and i Frwxcom (Pr), Se, any pita | & Jaid, put imto Kh in diate nature Dot stated, Bare a (Br whieh put tm waiting arrival a ‘maverisls from bs Plymouth for P; masved, rem baglead Caxcorta, es 3—Salled, ships Winona, Bray, Boston ;" obsen, Philadelphia; Iona (Br), MeLaren, New York; Nordhavet (Nor), Halvorsen, do; Loveid (Nor), Pan, Bal- more; Vasa (Nor), Knudson, do; 28th, steamer British one (Be), Leckey, Paltadelpbis fur Liverpool: barks thoven (Ger), Hansen, Philadel, Reformer (Br), paca Baltimore, Sailed 27th, 8 AM, steamer Nevade (Br), Rigby (from Liverpoul), New Yo Also sailed 27th, bark Witch. Mudgett ((rom Hamburg), New York, having repairea. Roun, Oot 25—Sulled, bark Trait a’Union (Fr), Reneuf, United States. RorreRDam: Oct 27—-Sailed, steamer Scheilem (Datch), Chevalier, Now York direct; bark WB Hoard (Br), Rob- bins, United states. ir Catuxnine’s Por, Oot 28—Off, bark Henry (Ger), Hisesioop, New York for Brem St Nazarux, Oct 27—Arrived, bara Crono (Aus), Sterk* New York. SiNGaPoRE, to Oct 17—Arrived, bark John Worster, Winn, New York, Vanion, Oct 24—Arrived, bark Tigre (Ital), Ferrari, Philadelphia, Lonpon, Oct 24—Bark Hudson, Vaughan, from Cebu for Liverpool, which arrived 4¢ St Helens," must partly dis- charge her cargo, Bark Laila W (8r), Woodworth, from St John, NB, ar- rived at Newry on the 25th inst with loss of forvmast, jib- boom, bowspris and part of deektoad. Rortxagpam, Oct 28—Steamer Rotterdam (Dute), at this port from Now Yors, sustained no damage while aground at Gueree Bar, and will leave on her regular sailing day for New York, WEATHER REPORT. : Horymeap, Oct 28—Wind NNW, gale; barometer, 29.635. Puymourm, Oct 28—Wind NW, frosh, clear; barometer, 29.08, Sr Catuerine’s Point, Oct 28-Wind NNW, fresh, fine; barometer, 29,80; thermometer, 52. FOREIGN PORTS. rALL, Oct 13—Arrivea:b barks Will W Case, Demot, Boston. 4th, Brunswick, & Arnus, Se} = . t ti alee wrlg Robert Dillon arks Emma Feat Wilkinsun, tor P fucker, Tuc! we wks for doy H Prescett, Whi: une, ort, barks Jane Rowland (Br), fugoldven Gatherine (Br), 4a, for Hew tock ie Banta, Sept 27—In deoxes Aexzir (Nor), hear Bonaire, 8th, bri » Porto Rico; no “Marian Gage, Seldon, Taree ds. In port Oct HL parks Job 0 Hmith, J veston; James Peake (8i 6th, tor Tyb brig B 9—In port, suds Wilkinson, for Ne York about 16th : brig Curaces (Br. Faulk lo about 10 days; schrs X F Farnham, Gilley, for do in 3 days; Storm Petrel, Herrick, tor do wig; Levi Hart, Giles, for Bo-tou in @ fe ere, CHARLOTTETOW! Oct 26—In port, brig Ruth (Br), Ww, York, to Tune ‘9b 24th; schr J W Pousley (Br), Philadeiphia. 4kDIGAN. PBI, Uct 24—salled, sehr W Thorndike (Br), for New York. ‘VERIE, "Ni Oct 14—Cleured, bark Whiteball (Br) Davison, Yhiindeiphii pris xdith Hall, Thayer, Rich |, Va Dasxeai wisouly, brig Potom: $. Wilson, Baleinn Varker, Townsend, Sailed Sept 27, barks Gaselle, McDonald, New id Barbados (since reported ashors ut Nt Kitts) ; Oat 2 Vi (Br), Valentin ‘Ada L White, Gab reves Stover, ad 24; Bt Lawrence (Br) moro, arrived 34; beix Morning Lith do; sehrs Wm Demin Pie ve. Jobuso Baltimore, to gall Nov 2, laa GuaraguiL, Oct 17—In port, sebr Jol Wile cox, trom New York. ae 29, ding. haan Ga meer Oct 26 -Arrived, stoumer 'Caronaoles, Burrows, jew York Hatirax, Oct ae sailed, steamer Alpha (Br), Sha Bermuda ani St T Gistaca, Oct 18—tn port, bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, for New York, ldg. MontxvipKo, Sept 8—Arrived, bh ree (Swe), Ahl- quist, Branswick: schr A (and sailed for rer br Thos D Hartson, Gawl 21st, brig Joun re ee ia ge raked carol In port Sept 24. barks Wm Cobb, Brady, unc; Sarmiento, Goud, du: sobr Drags (Aus), for New York; aad others as fore, MARACAIBO, Uct 2—Sailed, brig Ri (Br), EB wood, New York; Sth, America We tet ee lu port Oet 5, brig’ Alcira, Lindsley, for New York. to 1 15th, Maxsata, Oot 9—In port, sehr Luola Murchison, Gabriel, tor United States, Idg. Maraapes. Oct 1Sarived. Fomyt G W Ponal: Kuock, Be ba sallod Bostou vie Aguado: net vis oe aad urig_Anme ¢ sailed 7th tor Bt Joha Sailed Sept 26, sehr Aun Dolo, Hurd, Boston vis Arecibo. In port Uct 12; schr G L Treadwell, Sovneon. on from Balt more, arrivod Luth, Paxama, Oot 12—Salled, steamer Honduras, Dexter, Chaimperico, PERNAMBUCO, Sept 29—Arrived Austria, Gi! re, He New ‘York ; Oct Antwerp uth.» rer Grace De Huater, o' Yaucito: Gs, bri Jona pt 28. Lele Zounle, Morton, Pooks, Ceara: Ost 10, bark Elverton, But load . Momrevis Mex pI 7 Rio rae 3 Uet 11, bark Alegro (Nor), for New York; brig adel erie (sw). tor do. Port av Paunck, Sept 23—Arrived, sehr Helen, Dickson, Wiimington, SC. pure Pirnx, Oct 3—Arrived, brig Minnehaha (Br), ‘ort Sailed Sept 26. bark Aphrodite (8r), Galveston; Oct 3. schr Dione, MeDovald, Be Tuomas. In port Oct 8, brig Ktiss Thompson, MeVoanell, from Now York, arrived Sept 28, tor Mayaxuns. Pout Spain. Sept 3O- Arrived, schr Lady Franklia, Olsen, Barbudos, In port Oct. bark Kilmeny (ir), Morgan. for Southwest jow Y wom Bastimore, ai oe Pass; rigs Starlizht, Thompson, from ger &: Itaitn (r,, “Mille iss Hobbs, Blue. trom Bungor vie Bardab: fived sth, with bart of scareo,for export to Turks schrs Georgia, Coffin, from ve 29, ie 5 ppinge' jayles, : Por arrived Rept 30 do; Josha: ‘ariuales' need: from New York, ar, Sept 30—Arrived, brig Lechiel (Br), Mayague: ed Det * tor Boswn). haere ‘Guile Sept WO, bel Bthel (Br), Guedyoar, Haapton Roaas; 21st, v1 a Drift (Br), Chater, New Orieans; Kicl Chittoor (Bi eee oe arta Sp poe. a Haw Yor York; "atin, Poranagua; bri; 28d, whi a Tuomas Det 1 Forbes, Baltimore; 3a, i jane (: Wes munn, Mobile. In oort Oct 6, ships Corsi Prassin. MA ad wen, for Hampton Tio GuANDE. DO. SUL, Sent 16—1n (Ger), Gatjon, tor Boston: br Harry Whitney, Bhepw Omar, Get B— e, Ane derton. Barbados (and sailed idth tor Bagua) ; 100k" crhe Serena P Smith, Bartiett, Port Xpain: 10th, bark Carib, Tamarah, St Croix, (and valle tor Now York): seh Julie KE Gamae, Ju York for Port spain, lesky outta of of nd « Islan); 2st, bi ADT owe e. sailed, a barks Mary ogee me hes. St Mary's; 17th, Divid Babcock, Colaord, rig Alverth, Sage. 1, Uct 9— Arrived, ve Raby, Ri Port yi Balled Oer'2, sche Ohne © ren. Nimithy, © arr beige Antelope, Mitchell, Ontesse Toh, Kune! ‘Gon wine, "s De- ney, Ne br Hokie KB Yates, Ho; mainyo: “duh, brig Robt Mowe, MeLure, New Haven. StJonws, PR, Oct 9—Arrived, sehr Elise Christie (i MeKinnon,’ Baltimors Natiod Sept 25, sehr © Graham (ir; BOth, bigs Viewor ( for Boston ae, (es. foe de . Brown, Are- Swit ieee 2°. ‘eal (Br), Coal ark Maggie (Br), Cogs. ir) fleet. B St ‘Jou im) Xe. Ost 26—Arnives well. & ship Herbert Beseh (Br). Crosby, Liver. Br) ala pches dW Ki yore, de;- batt wt 2th, i FeRNON {17% Pru Got 28-balied: brig Seaee MeLeod Nani Blehmona T A siete tigele ioe’ ‘ork ;. are (Br), Brest, de ) iwatovim, ‘dor AMERICAN PORTS, ° oe Oct 26—Cloared, bat bark Clotilde, Heviin, Port ved, steamers Rialto (Br), Avery, hall: Re atte Laver roti.” Wright, Hulifax; Pliiadeiphies Perkionie a béetson, do ola Monae Hepaias, ett. Bal- York ‘yalted Staves, l, a. Gil beter, J Moore ‘Jouiyn, do: Geo 4 omer, Norvovd, We maine Elin bethport: Kinily, Smith, Hoboke red: Lotus (Br), Gould, Liverpvol: ig Repel nua: sehr Edward Burton, Guasives. Ne loartd, sche Rhode Holmes, d= Brig RO Weight 1. eehre DS Willams, Je, Watawright, ry, Shaw, Provicence: Bailie & plage, Kini fontowe; Bure wai sae tia torr i Foungte ster |, varks Gildenlove ier), Hasson, Quuzsrown, Oct 27—Arrived, barks Holmsteand afer), | ad Olsen, schre Sailie Betiertem ner eae Ki oe ene Wai or Weaker Hos Boston; Wim Magee, Kamsey, Philadelpria, siatied = Barks Ottone, Rinaldo, Norge, Zito Battieta, Constantia, and M4 gata BUNS SWICK, ia '23—Cleared, bark Live Oak Sr), Sitwell, hi CHUGEH Ba Oot tte Arrived, schra Victory, Moon, Eile Worth for Rondous; uapire, gor for Ne d both sailed Hilisboso, NB, tor bli of Mowat Decent’ sar boesaad’ bee's sea ond sasried swar fyi vx orm. a oti STON, Oet'at Builed, bark nis (Ger), Proiffer, barks Vesta (foreign), Riep, Madviras Barrow via Tybee. « (Nor), Jeusen. Havre, (Nor), Gothend vp Br), Bemard pee rived, achr I Blackman, HTON, Oct Arnold, New York, Sailel-—senre % D Morgan, Choseborongh, Georgetown, eae Oct artis, aud Urban New York. 24—Arrived, ‘achrs ‘ead, Wing, lien, Rocgland (and sailed e, New York tor Lane, New York for Bos- Holbrook itootiand for Bichmosd Vay George B Bomex jolbrouk,, a ul Oa ‘&; George Nor voad. Now York for Boston, i We FORTRESS MON i 23.—Passed in for Baltimore, bares Agustina 3 eal). eeanes trom. Silloth; Semplice uy svouress th (Nor), Nisteou, from ing. nd u bark, reported the OY Tan aaa nd Passed eat oSiited Ba ‘Burk Texas (Ger), Krase (from Bremen), Rich- OU ALVESTON, Oct 28 ~Arrived, si Now York; sehrs Julia A Wi rowell, Baltimore; 5 = berg Clty, Rei URGETOWN, 50, Oct 24—Sall Weetnary Baitiny GEORGETOWN, Page, Hale: Haven: Chi amer Algiers, Haw: —_— oul 5 Och 24—Arrived,, sete Joba 8 Now Yor ri ie eo re Se n Se Thomas, Day, M lol tor do; evar, 3 jor do isores bere }. Cou de a inlay Bi ei DKSONVILLE pore capes in datiie cues Bennett ‘St Augustine; Abby K Bentley, Mehaffoy, New liea—Sehr Post Bi ae mc hes York. Faloe ne Sehr Belle ita a Oeste bt Wi Deow, san Oe ye bar, AM, oni d the trom New Kore, bus maable se to got iu on per ors hee bass BY WEST, noe ed Salied, scbrs Annie Bay 1s, Cedar Keys; Mary A Hel ifs ma wood, i A tia. Filor, higidsborough Revolution, son, Norfulk bel We veasee. ich, suston. ‘OBIE, Der 26—arrived, ship Aissourl (ie), nl Grimsvy; burk Alired, Bi Cleured -Nebe-Jubu scAwam, Kathburn, Havana, WW ORLEANS, Oct 2d—arrived up, ship Her Majesty, Nis (BD Leahy, Liverpool. fol w—Schr Monaduock, Harrison, from Maracaibo. b —Arrived, steamor Malabar (ir) uid, Lomaon; ecalty. ue rdinand Vander Taclea (Bal), alo (Br), Davis, Keval; bark (Br). Gibson, x Backs Kee port, Morgan, (for), Horens oe Oct 28’ Arrived, steainer Maranhense (Br), from Gears; dche Albert’ Massa, from Barron Islaud fod Charlie: ai Sei Oct 2 et salted, schr Andrew Neven- 7; sit! tbwde| I LTT REDFORD. Oct 26—Satled, schr J H Perey, ', Uct 28, AM—Sailed, sohr Thomas Ellis, Keb le}, Fail iver tor New York. 2ith, PM—Arrived US Tovenge practice bark 8 P Chase, ae ues, St Michaels edford. ew LO! GNDON, “Ost 2o—Arrived, brig Lydia A Saulth - Guil Light 27th AM, ship Owege, White, Point Woite, Nb; brig M A Doran Fouey. do for, Qape Town; Roselia Smith (Br), Neckberd | eet BLAKLY, Oct 26—Salled, bark Colusa, Howes, f PENSACOLA, Oct 25—Cleured, ship Banner (“Br"), ROMITCADELEUTA, Oct 26—Arrived, achrs R Seaman, . 5 v7 Seaman, und thomds W Haven, Brown, Boston: J 0 Cot: tingnem, Ayres, Pawtuck: eared “Sehr HW MoCalia, Doughty, Newborn; & 8 2 Boston. d, sehrs E G Willard, Simonton, Portland; ey, Gardiner; EB Emery, Weeks, be! 28:b—Arrivea. stexmers Roman, Crowell, Boston ; Cath- grine Wiiting: Harding, Provid Faults, Crocker, Pall River; Aun Elisa, Warren, New York; Betty or, Lyriksen, Liverpool; Frivsiund (Vu sterdam ; sehrs John Johnson, Mages, beet Mitre: Cranmer, Coombs, Boston; J 'K Fork Gandy, do cx ud: Mary Nowell, Nowell, do; Frangis Hartford; ste: B tt Pe 0, ‘Dublies By eo % javres Braye” (Nor), ifansed, bo patie CoN Oliver, London ; Oamang (ital, rato, Leith; schrs Keadue ah ‘Trask, Bang.r; Juo W ‘Hall, ahteon,, Groveland: Chae 3 Kaymond. Kelty. Boston; “Leus Hanser, Kiel Daniel Bri somers, Salem: foareay tt, Warne ja Ki abo aly, Harwich; Ruth Smith, Providence; H'D D: ‘Nickerson, reuman r, Bos re Hercules, hd rae tf Ne 7 Rarer | and both salle mk DATE Freit. (Nor, Guitala, ‘rancis, Greenport: E M Baxter, andy Hoa, Howe, Pr a2 4 reou, 101 ao ula, rath oa Fw ial, ‘Gheot, Boston; ‘este. ton. Wogers, do; # L Godfrey, Godtroy. de; Ann ‘Hilsabeth, ¥. Dan: Thomas, Thorndike, All versport; BK Foint; J.J Little, Gandy, Medford: Chas i Kaymend. ly, Chiarle wit A Taber, ; Lissie D bua, War wier, Miad "Gneadwaren, Oct 27— Arrived, ship Tuomas re Autworp; berks J WwW Setterwall (awed), ith’ Carmichael (Br), Cork; Ureiadlet (By), Owens, trom “Londen: Hasnen Merrie ( casted sip ‘ities HOuRLAND, Me, Oct Revit, Brag Yoret sechrs Joka 'W Puss. plese ‘bec tor Balcimore. Bay. te 1 Arrived, sobr Wm Rice, Pressey. New York. be S Iriya re the i. ee Cg tor bel ‘a f . sobre Ti ed for Cube: Magete Dailing "Dalling, New York, beg iH i. et 20—Balled, schrs Laara V Rose, vey DENUES Oct 20-cAreived, schra 8 F Hall; Seth, G Kae yt lary, Cogsaws “ort Johnson Burde’ vont Jonasen; ami Baral a isabelle Thompson, lock, Hobok: New York. mn: May ‘Salled—steamor Catbarii Wing, Harding, Philadel- dhia; schrs Blackstone, Kelle: oilyer, eS Car- Wm H Bowen, Jackson: W P Phil, ee Ht Dopaty, MeMahon, New Yorks eran, om: Ruth 8 Hod don, Dow, Now iT Wes, 2osArrived: tet Mate” & Mary, well forts Johnson. D bi Diverty, Williams, Polat Breess, Pa, na Tigens tt Oct 26—Arrived, sehrs Sarah Callen, An derson. New York ; Sarab Semubers, Philadeipiia, sailed—Sebr Et Kotehe, Rh Puplade: oar = hip Undauuted, Dinsmore, Havre. SAVANN All. Oot 28—Arived, barks Akver var (BBs more, Shoreham; Mary Ada (Br), Tuisko (Ger: Donald, Buenos Liverpool ; ee any iied—! ell Kyo?) ‘Liverpoo! + sehra Susan, MLS Ove br] -Arrived, sehrs Isola, Smith, ‘ae ‘a Grant, Bangor for New York; i 'e fcr ase Pace nein. cee 1 @ 5 Arrived, senr Thos J Martin, Marts, Baltimore, Soth—arrived, steamer Lancnate Milley Phiadelpatar ka, Clark aud Decorr.. Herr Windsor, ¥ een tem Leighton. L’kteng, NB, tor dey c bee for’ do: Detphin ¥ yey, 3 4 Olive Branch, Whit yo Hobiuson, c Aan, Maliow riatol, Me, for New onhegtvet, sebrs Pores, Jr, Welch, Kileworth t win cL Hix, Hix, Vinhaven Yor New York rH 5 mt , Bangor for do. Fore ice 3 Epiraiin & una, Holtman, New York, via *aliad—sehrs Sim Martin, Daliing, Wi Joba les jadwalader, Aun . Victor (Br), Wambach, Fajardo, for nchel Jane, Cushaan, pd (-1 40; B ta gi, Meaty. ‘eepsie for do bm arnetiie Bee SS Beek: co Nowell, tludson, Frances ror Aged jor & Mathie, 1 Hemi Oct 26—Arrived York, bark Oneriide’ (Nor), Lasseseos, me Wewprom Roads ip arrived, | yore Duero jnen. J Pederson, Havre an, Gloaederer, Bi; ay Kimome ( stopher Cotumb iiiweett, Live srpooty W Obtiow, Rotsrdome — NIRD—CABIy OAT Boat, 247 A 2 e Warerstvox 4.830 oat ‘oine flew paca 3 FoR city supaR, fn plage of the Hon. Josinh Sutherland, who retires om Beeount of age, GUNNING 8, BEDFORD, Who Was an Assistant District Attorney four yours, and sherward Uity Judge four yours

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