The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1878, Page 10

a CANADA'S CHANGE OF POLICY. VikEWs OF THE LONDON TIMES ON THE IN- TERUST OF OUB NOKTHERN NEIGHBORS IN MAINTAINING PREE TRADE WITH THE UNITED STATES. Toronto, Ont,, Oct. 29, 1878. A-special cable to the Globe says:—‘fhe London Temes, in editorial on the change of the Canadiao uw alter referring to the circumstances of t! Meotory, asks, ‘What isto be done now? lt says:— ‘®t veast there must ve 4 make-believe to do som thing to carry out the nonsense taixed ou the hu: jogs. If anything ts done to mend, make or shape & eommercial treaty with the United States for ad- mitting the products of the Union on excepsionally favorable terme, this will be by reciprocity, though, by way of forcing the band of the Wasbington gov- eroment, bigber duties may be triea Orst, A diffor- ential tarifl would thus be contemplated, uncer Which commodities trom Pennsylvania would enter Canada at lower dutivs than the sume commodith trom Germany, France, or cv treaty could pot be negotiated, still less rati: ‘Without the consent of the Crown. This raises the How tar the limits of extend? Do the treaties thorize unequal dutie: doubt, as far us our bands aro to Canada the utmost liberty to fait’ into error. We sball pot acquiesce in this result without expost lation and remoustrauce. We have never conceal tne truth Abat iree trade between Caouda and the Cuites Stutes would be fraugut with 1m: advan- j but to try to develope an in- berchange of commerce by frst blocking out the pro- Buctions of the United States on the strength of the arguments aud common places of protection is wuicidal, It the difference between the Mackenzio And Macdonald goveruments ts that one did its best $o 1iberate trade between the States and the Dominion by mutual agreement, und that the otber is about to wy a hostije tariff, we must pronounce Mr. Mackenzie altozether right and his opponents altogether wrong. The true policy of the Domioioa is to be more ad- Vauneed, and to adopt free trade jogisiation themse!ves without waiting for their neighbors to lead in theele- ments of sound commercial policy. If they mast Dave a leader lot them tuke pattern by Switzerland, whieh, and countries subjected to restrictive taritfs, bus itself next to no tarif and is a stauaing example of commercial and industrial prosperity.” Moxramat, Oct. 29, 1878. A deputation of Irish Catholics waited on the Hop. Mr, Masson today and asked that Mr, P, Ryun be laken into the Cabinet as the representative of the isish Catnoties iu Quebec, ABMY INTELLIGENCE, Wasainxotom, Oot. 29, 1878, The resignation of Assistant Surgeon William L, Nowlands, United States Army, has beon accepted by the resident, to take effect October 25. By direction of the Secretary ot War tle commanding general of the Department of ‘ivxas is autherized to assign Second Livutenant William ¥. Howard, Secoad artillery, to duty #8 Acting Juage Advocate of that department, vico First Lieutenant &. G. Gibson, Tea iafaniry, relieved, NAVY INTELLIGENCE, Wasuixoton, Oct. 29, 1878. Master William Irwin is ordered to duiy ut the Naus {ica} Almanac office at Washington, Commander R. L. Phythion 1% deutacted trom the command of the nautical echoolsbip St. Mary's and placed op waiting erders, Master William P. Eiiios 1¢ detached from tbo Tuscarora ana placed ov waiting orders, Master Charles F. Emerick 1s detached from the recoving ship Colorado and ordoredgo tne Tuscarora, OBITUARY. CHARLES KEEN. Charles Keen, Mayor of Perth Amboy, N. J., died yesterday. He was wealthy, and bad been a resi: bf Perth Amboy for forty-five years, BRIGADIER GENERAL JULIUS HAYDEN. Brigadier Genoral Julius Hayden died yesterday afternoon in Orange, N.J., trom the eflects of an apopletic attuck, General Hayden was born in this ity September 4, 1820, so tnas be was in his Mity- Binth year at the time of bis death, He was of the Captain J. D, Hayden, @ United States Army, who servea with war of 1812 In tbe year jen—he was then oighteen y ‘Was raging. Lieutenant Hayden was promoted for gallery to acaptaincy, which rapk he held at tho aking out of the late civil war, Ho was ® captain tm the Second infautry regiment. Upon the mustering in of veluttoers Captain Hayden was wade lieutenant colonel aud eerved through the war with credit. Just after the close of she war, during the years 1865 and 1866, he was in sommand of the forecs on Governor's Isisnd, and in 187v was made a brevet brigudier general of the fogalar army. He was then placed on the retirea lat and jour years ago wok up his residence in Orange. His wiie atea before tus. Ho i@ves no children, is sister is the wile of ex-Confoucrate officer, whose son says was wout to chaff bis uncle becuuse wih the Union forces generally had to “run y from whe Jobuay revs.” Some time ago the General telt death creeping on bim und gave mstructions to an uudertuker to prepare ior bis tuoeral, General Hay- den was greatiy esteemed ip Orange, He attended regularly Graco Episcopal Church aad was e gencrovs + sontributor to ite funds, ALBERT WARD, Albert Ward, an old and respocted resident of Staten {aland, died at bis residence, in Tompkinsville, on ing, aged seveuty-fivo yoars, Mr, Ward ident of the Gebhard Firo York city, aa autate, jag the ridge above Tcumpkingville Keown as Wara 's Bil Joux MUIR, John Muir, of tho irm of Muir and Scott, fish mer- chants, Aulitax, N.5., died saddeoly Monday uigut He was undergoing uo operation under doctors’ bands, and when they begau adinioistering chloro- form to Bim he dled. Toe deceased was a healthy looking man, WORLD'S FAIR FOR NEW YORK. 4 preliminary meeting for consaltativa will be beld ® parlor D. R., of the Filth Avenue Hotel, at eight Welock to-morrow eveniug, for the purpose of sug- seating to tue Mayor of Now York that delegates from all the States be invited to assemble in this city bo the 30th of April next, which wiil be the ninetioth soulversary of the luneguration of Wasbiugiun as the it of the United Statos and ing, Vermilye & Cv, Deven Dows evar, F.’ 8. Wiastor ceored Mitcuell, Val we & Co,; Meriuen Britannia Company, Brewmer & Co., Wiliam A. Camp, k Audrows, Lord & boro ROBBED . AND SIABBED. Twe young women, who gave their names as Piorence Wilson and Minute Riley, wero arraigned beiore Judge Wandeil in the Kesox Market Police Breet, oo the previo that ie met ibe es alleged, aliuc! ting him several ors denied obar, in, yond wore ot $1,000 | rerry each to caswee ae THE SCHOULSHIP 4sECEPTION, tion of the naatical schoo! on took place last Fri- Gay, and yesterday Was got apart for tho anbual re. Coytion, TI t. Mary's, which 18 now lying at tho foot 1 East Twenty-third street, was crowded with Visiiors from three o'clock im ihe afternvon till near mia. Bight, and the boys extended to oll & hearty woleome, d played on the upper dock during the nd ia the evening there was any quantity bt Yoox! and instramental music below, the boys MWwemselves berg the principal periormers. A nice Supper was prepared tor the ios, aud after that been disposed. of dancing Comineuved, aod the jeu wore kept ap tll the curly bi re of the ‘Ding. *iheiore the reception the following named boys wei LS oper by Mr. William A. Wood, President of 4 of Kuucation, with toeir pee ogy wertifie qutes:—Stepien V. Bassiord, Marry G Uarpenter, , Thomas Davias, i a Kreteria, kK. Hance, John Hotos, ‘jan H, 3 Kaltcamboum, Robert Miller, Job. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. Beary G. Newell, Henry J. Post, William T. Ricke, J. G. Roberison, Gustave J. Russell, Charica 5 Smith, TD. Smith, Wetmot T. Smith, Willem Schooner, Geraid K. Thaver, Henry Thompson, Emil a, Toeht- man, Frapcis W. Urquhart, Tuomas S. Waring, Theo- dore Warch, C. A. Westerveit, 1. E. Whitewell, K.P. Wilson, soseph A, Wailsen, Edward ¢, wider, Jonn C. Zimmerman, Addresses were made by President Wood, Commis- sioner Wetmore, chairman of the Committee on Nautical Schools, and Captain Charles H. Marshall, chairman of the Council of the Chamber of Com- merce that conducted the exatminn Commenc- ing yesterday the vova will i on of three weeks, and on the 2lst of November studies will be resumed, “CHE QUEEN” AND HER PISTOL. A scene in which a fashionably dressed women ble excitement by attompting to 2d On the street, occurred in the immediate vicinity of the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning. The woman, who was dressed ina costume of skybiue silk, resides East side, where sho is best Known as “I'he Queen.” Hor real namo did not transpire, but Sjwas useer- tained that she is divoreod, and is in receipt ot a comfortable alimony. The intended victim of her wrath a party named Sands, 1s well known around tho Jefferson Market Police Court It appears tbat about twelve months ago Sands, while laboring up- der the influence of the “green-eyed menstor,” bra- tally belabored a rival whom he surprised while making love 10 “The Queen.”? For this assault he was sentenced toa terin of unprisonmeot on Black- weil’s Island, but was pardoned alter he nad served about fiteen’ days. The woman and Sands were noticed yesterday morning on Sixth avenue, near Tenth street, inuuiging tu recriminations, after which they sepa. Fated, the woman going up Tenth strect toward Filth avenue, She bad not proceede she returned toSixth aveuue, wh folds Suna ot who corner into Sixth a’ ot t, Atter concealing tbe pist the street and entered the Jellerso jarket ted herself among ¥ . a chargo pi for some time, cing un accuser, she deliberately walked ous of the court room, DYING OF STARVATION. The landlord ot the premises No, 620 Flushing ave- nue, Williamsburg, desiring to obtain full possession of the building, and taking advantage of a geaeral rourage of rent upon the part of the occupants, ob- tained dispossessal papers against every tenant in the house. The constable who performed the act of dispossession found Mrs. May Sheridan dy- ing of starvation op the top fluor. The poor woman was lying on the floor, the only article of furviture in the room being a table and some broken chairs. The police sent for the ambulance. Dr. Fleming pronounced the sufferer almost dead from want of sustenanes and removed her to St Cathorine’s Hospital, where little bope ia entertained of her hiv- ing more than a day or two at the tur SUSPICIOUS DEATH. Mra, Jennie Moore, of No, 178 avenue A, terday quite suddenly, and as the cause of was not positivoly ascertained the case was’relerred to Coroner Croker. He called at the house and took the statement Martha A. Burgde, arranging for a post-mortem ex- amination hereafter. The only remarkable eircum- stavce connected with the caso is tho fact that the de-¢| ceased, who was quite wealthy, married re- cently, although filty-three years old, a youth of twonty-1wo, This caused digsatisiaction between his relatives ang bers and wheu the women died 80 suddenly sospicion was excited and the case was ot the Coroner, daughter's words were:. e@ thought tt well to pave ‘& Post. mortem to satisty her husband’s trwnas,’? J The Board of Aldermen neld no session yesterday, @ quorum of members vot being in attendance, Mrs. R. Perkins seut $5 to the Hxnzaton ollice yester- day tor Joba E. Moad, of Na 123 Kast Third mrenn After November 1 an additional penalty of ten cent will be charged upon all water rents remaining uppard, Malvina Newman, and not Alexander Newman, re- eoived the deciamation prize at the exhibition gives by the Hebrew free schools, The stesmor Ludwig, for whose safety some fears entertained, does not belong to the kotterdam ) as Das been stated, but eet Aut R. V. Harnett yesterday Exchange, ta.C. H. Kirk, 1: abe d Hudson Steamboat Company, $100 each, at $725 tor the lot. Alderman George Hall intended to introduce a rese- Mayor Ely to offer s reward of $1,000 tor th and conviction of Alderman Morris’ assailant, The stockholders of the Market National Baok met y at tho bank buliding and adopte: resola- uoing U capita! stock trom $1,000,000 to $500,000, tne same to go inte effect on the lst of the coming year. The law offices of Tennoy & Aymer, at No, 3 Wall street, were broken into on last Friaay alternvon and some ‘books stolen. Tho firm believe that the bur- glare wore alter papers connected with various sulla they bad on hand, The Board of Police yosterday granted Inspector Murray periatesion to receive a r ward ot $160 trom Avdrow 8. Engle, of Fairview, for the arrees and conviction of the masked who rebbed bia bouse last summ. Que of the engines on the Metropolitan Elevated Reiiread broke dowa about agg a seven o'clock Jast evening, at Eighth street. Passevgers were de- layed for ten minutes, at the ond of whieh time the trains procvedec as usual, A meeting of the Board of Estimate and Arfortion- 1s was held yesterday alteraoon, 10 _ Mayor's de whe! Rogers and Dorsey yesterday arrested jott, WOO was suspected of being con- the robbery of the house of A. V. Stout, at le, J., about three woeks ago, He was a to the Central Oflice, where he was taliy ideuti- 10 Detectives Regors and gtd of the feayte yesterday arresied ag, aed employ of Francis ‘uroald, and who, it 8, at Ne lui Est of botng implicate was brought before Justico Morgan at (be Jottersun Market Police Court yorterday by Detective Dorsey. ‘The Court rem: r to the Central Office to await a requisition from tue Governor oi Iilinae. Four hundred and forty-eight deaths were to have occurred tn this ony 16 Who woek ending Preece October 26, 1878. This is a decrease of compared with the preceding week, and weekly mortulity since Jane 8. most ablo decreuse in the mortality dui mong dsearos of ren wader tive years of age vo ng’ lor: SUBULKBAN NOTES.’ Bernard Laydon, propristor of hy juor saleon at the corser of Navy and Fulton sir rooklyn, was by Robert a t whi y City Heights, tell from truck yes. afternoon Montgem etree, and ae wheels passiny over him tojured him, it is thoughs, fatally. The meebanics of New Jersey, under the auspices of the Hat Finisbers’ Association, will hold a grand Muss meeting at the Grand Upera House, Newark, to-morrow evening to protest against the use of skilied labor in State Prisohs, Thomas La be niger Renee years of age, while coupt! the Erte Railway tucn ay Some months ago a purty of active young Newark. vers of well known ji to make fortunes. Fy d:fferent irom the coleur de rose provared of 4 agipation sume their old vocutions, Conway, of No, 36 Mal Edward Clarv, seve! Loft the same Bouse, aMuiog on the theas rday morning, Supposing bim to be ill pol wienea Wheao it arrived the man was found to be denu., An unkoown map, in @ comatose state, was fou fo the woods near Cititon, Staven island, on Moi He was convoyed to Police Headquarters at Staple: whore he revived boiegantngy A wo eel the Sergoant ir that bis name was Jopn Craig, and that be — born in 1812, He seemod to’ be suffer: warcotic polson, and died at seven we evouing. Superintendent of Sebools William L. Dickinson Trepurted to the Jersey Cuy Board of Education as sod Wu-day. Ti ything in the matte bo closed wotti conl cau be supplied A tew days ngo Miss Flora Borchard, an exceedingly ‘wterosting looking ladv of nineteen, mysteriously disappeared trow Ler home, No. 16 Ka gh street, Contre Hill, Jersey City. tn charge of the Newark poli Subject to temporary Ofte of insanity and w flictod wandered frum her home to the Morris a Kee Moye, }.nex depot at Hoboken, and took the train to Newark. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK YOR THR MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. Oct 31] Uambarg, vet 31] Liverpool . st83 wee Broadway Oct 31] Glascow ..|72 Broadway Ni 137 Broadway it Broadway a eeeree arses heel ae | Ocnnn a8 Jeondwar Egy iy Pot itiehasond: Circauia, reen iveen ay -|37 Broadway w 173 Browaway Nov 14] Hamburg. 61 Broadway moma inarpest {89 Broadway Nov 16) pool [31-38 Browuway Nev 16 Hveta (a lisedpe Greve Sov 16|Glaszow ..17 Bowlicg Green Nov 19|Liverpoui -[29 troudway Nov30|Livermiel .}& Bowlg Green ov 20| London .-.]09 Bronéway Nov 20] Rotterdam |o0 Brosuway G1 Bre 7 Bowilny Groom 2s] Liverpool «| Broudway Noy 23] srewen ...|2 Bowling Green Nov 26) [29 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. nIGH WATRa, Sandy Hook eve 11 1d Goy. Island,..morn 12 00 Holl Gate.....morn 1 45 Liverpool «| BUN AMD MOON, Sun rises. Ban sos. Moon sets. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. * ) Ther. State of | our | Dew | Wind. Weather. | Partly cloasy SE| Partly o 8K /Cloucy. wWslCloudy. 6 28 - 469 ove 901 38 Se rede 33h 50 Rises WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. Nww Yorx, Oct, 29—Noon, ‘The Western Union time ball wus to-day dropped about three seconds slow, owing to an interruption to the wire. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 29, 1878. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HARALD ¥TkAM YACHTS AND RERALD WHITKBTONE TKLEGRAPH LIMB. Steamer Wyoming (Br), Gaad, pula Oct 19 and Queenstown 20th, with mdro and 261 purser to Will- isms & Guion. Oct 26, lat 45 39, lon 55 23, p dW; 28th, las 41 10,1 P lyn, Arrived us 1222 PM. Oct 26, lat 43, lon 53. rased n State ue stenmer bound Bi: 2b. 8 ‘AM, lat 1 4). lon 64 50, » Nyrwexiny baru showing xiginuls JVELN ; TOSO AM: int 41, tou 0530, bark B titen (Br), Butlers trom Belfast tor Delaware Wreukwator, ‘Steamer Valifornis (Be), Donaldson, London Oet 18, with mdse and 141 pessongors to Henderson Bros. Oct novn, Aa tig 2 of 5 a jook: mamne d stoamer The een (Br), from New York for Liverpool attemer Wislend + Hebieh, Hamburg, Oct 16 and Havro 19, with mdve assengers to Kunbards & lays; thence passed a Bel i ‘of Dallas, Sake Fernandina, Oct 25. SC, 26th, with mdeo and passengers to 0 anneb Oct 29, ton Oct 26, with d & Co. Get a vege passed a brig N, showin red and white fin h black letters, Richmond, Kelly, Mighasoets' Point wodne to ‘Old Lominion Steams: ford (Nor) Caper Loudon 39 in bal- Steamer Cit i vis Port poral. H Mallory oF Kayo & ‘ud strong variable gales. Ship Young Americs, Bunker, San Francisco hier rm with adee 40, Sutton * suol so Goo Howus & Grossod the Equater in Pacific 18 lon 123'19 W; crossed the 1as of 503 in tho 76 out, and crossed the lat of 50 8 in the Atlautic 50 days ‘out; crossed the Equator in the Atlautic,in lon 86 26 ays oUt. 4,0, (Tals, Catlera, Gloasanter, B, Sept ain "Debrovee Southampton £6 a pallast, to master. “4, @ from BSB vo SW, pe A aftors er demsve Wi atber. rh Ub peg tode ‘s eu to Munelt Haye & Ce. oe as yale from | 4 he at to,8, lssting 24 hours: dante sie Vanek, Kave'& Co. iad be yasiec ana 4 t men Kdve'& Co, v1 jeans ost ee sails, the genre: it sige tae’ Ant ‘» 85 days, Bark Ones (Nor), Mi Dallas, ree Srobias &Co Hada one bios of oes Jost captain Pepark Bonefattore (Aus), Daimich, Cotte 49 day lume ea aesten tae De at 21°84, lon U7 21. spoke bs Nuovo Mondo “dead. Catania for Philadolphin, b, off the Delaware, suw sehr Barbacs, r "fark Palo, Alto Jouxins, Dankitk 48 days, in baltast, Thapasoanes, Ost 1S, hai 4b 34, ig Si ned « haericon 6 3 low ad © ie auing at # aad veoring to N by W, with boavy ri Rssimurtd hours; before the wind veered to N the bare ter tell slx-tonthe in avous one Bour; loet aad spilt sat saa A ia, Burzose, Somat 8 51 igs vie Ei ayes eine m3, "Atkins & Co, Hud variable win days out oe ix Kecert (Br), Kev, ‘Labrador 14 daye, with horrin one RE Carrie. Mary Amma, Flores, Virginia. from Antwerp, which were svehored in PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND soUTHL. Boston for New York, mdse aad passengere'to fl ony a Amos C Barstow, Reone Vrovidenee fer No Uiie Jaton waded F Lioyd, parenbere, NS, for New Yor! Oo 4 Wage Bolle (Br), Rielly, 8t Joho, NB, for Xe Orders, came Steamer Neptane, iy York. . mo. a, for Now fork, jabara, Muchiny "ee ate York. ord, Bostou for New York. hike Roiee ‘ie Sebr Heere pag oe ia ey r Ine of Pines, Lone, Taunton for Now York. ir he J +4 gaat Milier. Duytoa, Providence lor New York, liyer, Koux, rovidence ot Now Yore, ly, Newman, F Yorroster, Miadiowwa, Ub lor New York. BOUND East, York for Bosten, York for Fali River, ay aor York for Ha vm valt River. Newnes et. ‘ork Postit, Hoboken ir Julia A Orawierd, Uallock, Hoboken fer Nor 4 4 eons Young. Vort Johnson fur Bostua, ick H Wasferd, Sprenee, Port Jonnson fot Pi Morte i Jone, Cone thet Joh se wis Mice or sone for Warten, Bor Bice, Faron, he ber ff A ey tor it ford. fwetne, Ara pica American Foam, Urousioy, Polladeiphie for javen, BELOW. Bark Limes (Mer), Barth, frum Fowoy Aug 81, CLEAKED, Pn amer Abyssinia (Be, Muep' Murphy, Livorpoel via Queens- @ Pranekiya. pateamer Cansds (Fr), Franguol, Havre—Louls de Lawrence, Olty Pol Nawamcip de at wate ecru ‘tte alte Ruse (Aus). Guiranovich, Dubiin, hae Kéye ark bo it, A a & i ‘ Tee oe . om Mary Lawton (Br), Porter, Dunkirk—Boyd & aide sete (Ras), Larson, Gibraltar and Cadis—Jobn Hark Kalova (Nor), Petersen, Constantinople—C Tobias rie datest Baio a jea, Havane—J K Ward & Co, pork erie shmene—Heltimero—hvo Rag Ark Molenole (or), Ling. Newark, NJ-Thoe i Belg Toronto (Be) jayonto—J F Whitney zr il Teueesee Tracy, Buenos Ayros—J Norton & Hons. Wig Garoline Kady, Warren, Port Spain—towland & Aap yall. Bilge Allee (Br), Montgomery, Tarks Island, Truxilio, de Bnwors Uoiin Sehr Asaie L Pi , Lewis, Fortune Island—leane B tehe i @ Moran (Br), Marton, 6t Johua, NP=P I Nevius Staples, a ioe 4,0» (Br), Starkey, Yarmouth asd Woy- oa fit OTs ss, ‘ivdamade, Nextluli, beateehyeds Kel Favre rd W. Berti one Oe 7. New Leadon BJ Wenberg & SAILED, Tadeo (Be), for Hal Hall; aioe a (Br). maging Kieb: sips Jou Morigen Phited Avene fee)’ Mone Falmouth; Idano, Ou Also sailed, stexm: irem Bi ome iagdame Venner (vor), Cork oF Albemarle, and Rapidan. MARITIME MISCELLANY. (tarot pertlculare of the abandonment of bark Stanley from New York tor Great Yarmouth, E, see cenors seouiatead & Chzovarea, Valentine, trom New Y. uy and 36 Jaye, wer ‘Nussau soriousl ore while entering port, and Sreamue J W Bvgaqas, from Philadelphia. at Rich pond. Va, reports ‘grounulag on Joe Viogger, bab came off withou! Bank. sade. from Kew R< ant, doen art beg moagher 96. the oe bao to sacrifice several sails and the arti Baux Barty (Nor), Ariebaon. Co +, Phlladepb 28th fem Laverpoal. reports, 6xperies y weather the lost sails, ‘orete cargo soveral times. Bang estore Daten nee Poitadol dam, reports Uct 23, Reavy wale trom ‘Sit've WW aud lost foretopmast. Baz Sanan Honasr, $67 tons, bullt at freeport in 1864, now at Boston, hus buon varchased by George Ropss for thy African trade. Bagx Remus (Br), from New Ortoans Oct 36 for Rotter- dam, with » orzo of wheat iu bulk, returned +o tho city 20.0, having wrounded ow the weet al aide of Bout Poss Injared her Bhe will be pus in ue argo discharged, Banx Catxs (Nor), at New Orleans for Arandal, roports tuaton cr 12 inlet 33.98" lon Su, had s hurricane wish s torriv ou, lusting tweive hours. Bure Wuvvixtp, Bidder, from Havaes Oct 3 tor Bo: ‘suzer, put into Nessau with cargo camexed aud Oct 17 dam- to Yorks, whiel veston (ct ‘ough the Jace heavy galce, Sustained no damusce whatever. SonR Toncamay, McKenna. of san Francisco, with 300 bbls oll, 1,300 1 aud 2,000 lbs ivory, pus Into Plover Bay Oct 1 ‘ = ge sustained in scale in the A te, and in erway ou the 24 got ashore, would pouenty cot off noxt high water. Scug Many A Hapuon, bso ye trom Old Harber for New York, pat isto Nawsau Oct ith loss of sail She was retitting. cor Baer’ ¥. W11tagp, Stewart, from Hillsboro, ae. rk, whlle off Mt Dosert, de, was bosruod b; ih anrisegia ay fying Sibpooin: stove galley, Bho pur its Huse furbor, Mo, Uct 25. Sour Josarn bry of Ne ashore in Mackore! (% Bedtord, before reported on sold “at auction as sho ua the m: im, sails, couluy, ane for 8105. "Nathan King. wreck’ muster, re a Go ‘SU pero ut aulveze ou the gras umount of salon 2, Gor 28—In one of the recout gales tho schr sane « Toray ot this city, Cupt Turner, at anchor in South Harwich, parted ‘ding ana was blown to sea, andit was supposed th joxt, but Haturday one atch trom Hamburg, at the crow were all wu off by an exstward 23—Sebr Vatawamtoak, Anderson, from Rockland tur New York, eprumi: alesk In the barber and was etnies a by the Eastport cutter; found coed $0 2 New Yor. MBtis Willie Itkeo, Tressey, trom Rockland fer New Nore, wprung aloak Kc off Mattwagy Rock: went into dock aad jound the Jeak : will proceed to New York. Epaaurown, Oct 2—Sebr Ira Bliss has not been ashore, She is nearly unlouded and expects to sail to-merrow. Hvasms, Oct 25—Sebr 1 N Squires dragged and grounded on wreck Cath ape Eagle, and remuive: hours, ‘end was hauled off 26th, sing # staneb vessel, camo off and remalus tight, uid Nealied ‘27th tor Bostun. Nuw Bxpronp, Oct 26—A schouuer is gang of wreckers from Tuck ah her bottom aud ure taking o1 Nxw Lonvon, Oct 28—Sebr Lissio Kuymond, Lord, with acarzo of steel bars, bound trem South Amboy, NJ, to Norwich, reported iu collisivn on the sound off jorwalk, wed ou Saturday afternoon trom tue Sound to Fale where she will maxe the repairs necessary to enu- yoceed on her voyage. S0th—Schr ‘Philanchropist (of Ball, Mo), for New York ih ballast, is Boingo Rear Waten Hill. Tags bave gone to ber assistance. Boorunay, ( Vineyanv Haver, Oct 28—Sebr Moantnin Laurel came off the mariue ratiway and is pane proceed to destinu - toa (Provincetown) Bebr dtarlight bus she arging end has been hauled on to tho mariue vallwar ir ies Schr Jumes 8 Watson bas fin! scharging and will de towed to Now Bedfurd to-day for repairs. Ovanpos—Bile Alexis (Arg), Hudeiaa, which sailed fom Barbados Aug $f for Morat iy, Jas bad sob arrived Lavnonxp—as Thomaston, Me, Oct, 28, shi Curliny, 2,200 tons, vwned by Edward U'Bri Fruok Cugling. She is the largest vossel ever NOTIOE TO. MARINERS. vRyiNa Pal Wituurctos, NC, Oot ship broke moorings on Tuesday. Ri jevalenee uf the severe storm of that dat le now ing three ‘niles SE of her station. At last accounts she had only 15 fasnoma herb me lett and bad been compelled to let go her second anci Too Frviug Pan Shoals Light- fay. Set 22, durin the Puiwapecrata, Oct et Rovere Hughes reports hat F t Baok ox Lighted eX uagter of sans Feet anees nmalen: aie ke buts A the leche mile tro is nearly suak. WHALEMEN. or Ln Now York. < Halled 20th, ship Racehorse (Nor), Pettorson, Now Or- Jeans; barks Holen Sands, Bostord, United States; Sae- e068 (Nor), Hoberg, Wilmington, NC. Lsann, Oct 26—Halled, steamer State of Virginia (Br), Moodie (from Giaspow), New York. Liss0m, to Oot 20—Arrived, brig Rabvoni, Coombe, Now York. Newronrt, Oct 29—Sailed, ship Ellen Goolsoced, Morse Marty borough (Australia), Nuwar, Vet 27—Sailed, bark Algeria (8r), Robinsen, Tybee. Pursmovrm, Oct 27—Arrived, ship Benj Bangs (Nor) Zor, nichovies, Philadelphia for Bremen: bark Niord (Nor), |. Bomb, New York tor Humbary, Quaunstows, Ust 20—Arrives, steamer Batavia (Br), Meaiand, Boston for Liverpool (and prosecded); bark Norme (ns), Ranmen, Now York. Sailed 290b, ship Trimouatata, Usdera (rom Husnilios), Havre. Bi Januino, Oot 27—Arrived, Carpenter, New York, SoutmamProx, Vet 20- Arrived, steamer Donau (Ger), Basias, Now York for Hromen. Mailed 27th, steamer Lepanto (Hr), Rogers (from Hall), New York. 6 Catuanine’s Point, Oct 29-Off, bark Cart Aagust (Gor), Siowerts, Palladelpbia for Autwerp. Santanven, Oot 24—Arrived, brig Miletus (Nor), Olsen, Mow York. Gastus D'Onome, Oct 24—Arrived, bark Richard Pearse (Br), Potllips, Philadeipais, (Hr Nasaine, Oct 28—Salled, steamer Alsmore (Br), Watson, New York. ‘Tainste, vo Oct 29-Arrived, bark Amtoinctts O (Ival), Trapani, Now York, Taoon, Oct 20—Halled, eche PF L Richardson, Balamo, Matansan stoamer City of Para, barks * Philadelphia, arrived at Antwerp yesterdey, and reports that she sigbted ou the 22d inst the Angio-Saxum, aban- doned in las 49.10, lon 15 41, [Tuo vessel referred to ts povsibly the British shiv Anyio-Saxon. Cant Macauley, fron Dublin Sept 25 for Quebec, thou; the wreck accompanies the Carrie De! ‘The crow of bark Graf Moltke (Ger), from Stottin for New York, betore reported abundoned ut seu, were lauded at Granville by the French schr Marie Pauline. Liverroot, Oct 20—Brig Grace Girdler (Br), Hilton, col- lided with steamer Glamis Castle (Br), Greig, from New York, and the former sustained some damage. oN, Oct 29—Briz. Etraim (Nor), Kuudsen, from Archangel for Bostou, has arrived boro partially dismasted. WPATAER REPORT, | Hotyuxap, Oct 29—Wind N, strong; baremeter 29,798, Pryuovtu, Oct 29—Wind XW, fresh, faiz, with squalls; daroweter 20.84 FOREIGN PORTS. Buacx Sivan. Ja, Oct 20-Tm In port, brig Sarak Carney, Gmina, Get k-In port, sehr Ourtle Azorty, Norton, ready for son, leaving in ballast for Barvedos oF, i Tuam ‘are Buxton, Oct 26—Arrived brig Hattie, ite Zs—Satled, sebr hinms F Lewis, ptWoedbars, rerdes. RaRALTAn, Oct 11S (Grr sdeDoiald trex Mugshetee Sa, New Yash: Eke tative Kubbe, Mord, Nessnsaai sone Mayle Kock? ee rps City of AvAR Ri iet New Vee pag jer City of Washington, oayibiras. Oct 25—Arrived, brie Esperance (Br), Harding, ORtiied birt steamer Caspi: mare), Bt Joh NES aa tte (Br), Tracks (from Baltl- Ulenifer (Br), Cam- Arbutis: (Br), Nicoll, et Hess 4. steamer Cl be . rig | Winuela Hidvor, Tlovass tor B weer Marv A Huron, Seaife, Ud Harbor, Ja, for New York, all in distros, a Hanvou, Philsleypite and tal falies Get stor de) eee Onp Haz |, brig Julla F Carney, Arey, New York. Pout Antonio, Ja, Vet 16—Arrived, sehr Geo Washing- noff, Charle tom, Oct 20rd . ected ved steamers Thamus a uerposts al beri wn! GB), Geabasne Lae 271k, steuinsry Moravi iar eile are BOER, bark Cote fal (Nor), Torresen, kaa: re bar in 4 mio, Sept 15—Lu port. b Geek Shaw: from Buenos Ayres, ari aton. ro danutco’ ‘about Oct 3s--Artived, bere Mev. Hugg. Dil. Ba.timoro: nek Amor (Ger), Brammard, Richmond, wales about October 25, ‘bark Grey Bagle, Lucas, ci Oct (? Sept) 10—] oie GRANDN, Ost Ct Rept) 10-En tn port, Baek Experimont {on Hoads; Weckworth Unatle (Ut); and Anna (Datehy, ioc United States. obingarous, Oct 7—Arrived, bare MJ K (B1), Burcholl, ard gAaxT0s, Sept 14—Clearod, briz F I Morryman, Lecraw, St JouNs, NP, Oct 21—Arrived, brie Sirus (Br), MeDon- *CDUMERSIDE,, PRT, Oet 21—Cleared, sohe Maggie (Br), Perry Hunter, New ork. [Per Srtauun Wromma.) Astwuar, Oct 13--Sailed from Fiushing Roads, Wol Fapolin. nud Ravello, Reynolds. Now York Happy Home, 4 ~ son. lybee: Wilketetag, Walah Paliadviohies eet oe ALmgats, Oct 13—Arrived, Dorian (s), MeDonald, Vaten- aig ee Gaels com oaeae Galresteni, Wiaal ain Thomason, Sasdy Looks ‘Bondeveonens Now “OF. sepaiied from Avonmouth 18th, Caledon! Busnes, Oot 10--Salled, Guivesten, Plombet Gat Bnaxx, Ost 16—Salled, ‘ax arate, age, Ni Now Works ROKR, 3 5 Dine, Oot 17 7 Arrived Leulen, Rees, Quebes. Olive. seer Jenna: Roy: NWinecra (o), Taylor Coaarex, Oct sali Maud, Robinsen, ‘Charieetnn® yConeattagun, Oat. 13- 13—Pussed, ‘barlestow: Alma, Tublas,-New York; cpr aeT tae CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct ray rte, Pellegriat, sx; Lenton, Calutatee, 0a (and slested for Ouest en Oct 17—P: for Pailadoiphin: waned of Almerle, Curry. Answers = Kesolute, Lawrence, do for Wilmington, Rocers, do for New York. come Oct 170M Viewrls, Wiesing, from Hambarg for iy West, 2 ‘Dunn bis rag ba May, Tarver, Baltimore; Mero, Duwaxness, Oct 17—Of, Argo (Ger ship), from Ham- dare bones we were aN 8th, Rosenberg, Johanasen, from Aatworp tor oe eer Oct 15—Sailed, Adelia Carleton, Grant, ims DUNKIRK, oe 16—Sailed, B jart, New York. Fowar, Got 17—Galled, Poreeverunas, Hiuevier Philadel- Grernoce, eee, Oat oe Genoa, Oct 14—Sailed, Auguste. Monesea, New Orleans; ‘Vincevso Lavagna. Lava, paionyansn, Oct 18-08, Touswands, ‘Turley, from Liver- Hxtvoxr, Oct 16—Arrived, Avonport, Porter, et) ar Get IScarrives. Fredenioksbeld: Hbases, Gue- | *, rived wae ive ie the Reads 16th, Embersia (2), Baimea, New ‘Arrived, ors ‘wo. Rait, aad haved ce TAL. Gituatee’ Seweiee aE, 3 jenaros, "i ‘Almira Rovinuon, Tarbox, New jod trom Gravesend 18th, France (s), ter New York; », for Montreal. 1K, Oct 17—Arrived. one Eystein, Schjelderup, A aGampale Oiteae? ie ee 4 sth, ‘Hampton Roads; 17th, iy ee Sen vi, bn Qaobec. jaune tes, homtaone, ‘Oct Toc arived Nina, Juebee. Matias win Pepa Maas.uts, Vet 16—Sailed, ‘raise, Bulmer, Plamsuituxs, Oct 1S—Amnived, Gaselle, Bartiott, Santos, Amsu Mussina, Uct Ge Atrived, Tsalia (, Loe ad eplest be 4 Viraico ¢ Chambors, Hull (end sasled for ets 60. ‘aradeo (*). for Red tee tian tleasso (und sired at Palermo {i sont the ite bgt, the shew ported master) Burawe' EA Barnard, Willety, Poiledelphte. port, Oct 17—Atrived, T snsnsdi bes Leer" New Orleans. ‘lesred, Zambezia (Hr), 86 John, Pawanem, Oct 17-Arrived, G @ Cooper, Dongelly, Liv- er Pree Potns. Oot 18 Paaod, tebe Gor bark, of Toms- asenso: User &2datlea, “Ureb Cengians, ¥. ‘ickuso. Kore: TOth, Nile ca), Oaalln, Catoatas Bah, carne we meee py 17—Arrived, Arthur Fos heap remap aeeiaeten sara tene 6th, Martin Lather, Da! Paoline x Gloucester; ‘Niort, do; Prof Nordenst bi ry {Sth: svasow, ipswich; hvdren ile: Ant: | Noucester : worp; Suomalaines, Dublin. Snivips, Oot 18—Aret PABAAUND, “et 14 — Seurrix. Oct 14—Salied, Mina, ¥ ne. HKLKMA, no date oan telearay ) Scene are soe hac ed Satheriaud, Caleatss tor Now Yor: Saget a repeats no date, Farragut, lassen, frum Caleatta for Now Fnino—Ariyed « at Malpas 17th, Ada Poard, Hockoa, New York vie Vowsy. — Sept 34—Arrived, Alfarin, Sorensen, 8¢ Jobe, Pt Hagtixroot, Oct 17—Ralled, Imperionse, Messock, a Franeiseo Ycmpax, Oot 16—Arrived, Comet, er Japon, oer {5s lf. tinny, al Pulllipa, Amortes. fononn, Der S—sall uot J inmeoar a Bxacuy Huan, Oot 17—Uff, ste Bremon. went Oct 17—Arrived, 5t prone MeUalinvas, Mire eh Jon Se een eee © Troop, Corning, 8s 2 Dmat, vgs 18—Pansod, ss. (), Kmmersen, from Lon. a jor obe; 10th, hebteosae Hemourg for one Cat Pame Pe hrs tn ‘Dosis, et 1T—Cleared, Heetan J pone, Fase: F Fjoletedt, Toanesea, Charleston’ rae Sailod 18th, G ft G Gordoa, hed ph ot HT aeey pretest o Dantaio, Ves 15—Halled, Susen P, Thariow, Raton, Ant worp Foray. Ost 18-Ratlod, Pervevoron ladoiphia. ‘Tecawb, Oct 17—sntled, H bs, Grass, Now vert, Gtasuow, Uc 17—Arrlved, ' Festiusiente, ory Sumwenocs, ct 18—Arnved, Cybele (@), Mecmillas, Mouse felled, ‘iseh, Wiew: oe it, Gt Gksou. Usv'IG—Saled, 6 Goate, Merseto; Trapdat and = panera, Det 18—Arrived, Tyrian («), Garvie, Genoe, ae ussed 18h Deronden), Knott, Wovre tor Mediterre- porte and Sew ¥ vara OF, pegs Geroiama Olivasi, Oliveri, Kew “istvoun, Ont! ae vod, Kook, ie Oat 18—Arrived, oe eon eee eee wire Me) nate an, Paulsen, Southwest re. Minnie Varmichacl, for On the et en en 18th, Om ihe South Bishvo 16th, Lucille, Talbot, Liverpecl fer Taare Sak aden ample Arta en Me t dampeda Nowe: foun, R isan, Oot 18 -Off, Kovtun, pe from poh iat for 2 Lad Oct 18-Halled, Ganhitda, Meikle, Hamptoa aaa Oct 16—salled, Jehan Bunyen, Batman, New ‘Manswiuixs, Ver 16=8 Whiek! w Countnaticople: Ursula, t; Hanae Nowlentors dgetecdt Lanes ant by oe vownin, ie as ts de (voto od tors padi spam Or Berton, Wyman, 6t John, A tnant (0), Deddes, [tot ieee oon etivean New York, Gi tiie — na ne a No sy Oat eared, Une, Aaverse a PA A Oat 1 viey, New ¥ A. e ‘es raring ote rt Wiaunes, trom Vet ben T-Artived, Khedive, Vole, Boston vis eoustew ees jod sth, Fe St Cariauisn's London for ‘nardson, ie kee Ot beets s ont jaliforaia (8), reds Braemar Castle (), Ayles, Hamp- | Vemicr, Oct 10—Cleared, Khiva, Lec, America Warren. ly 8 —Suiled, Zsnowia, ae Warturore Der tf—ardved, Komenot Healy, Phils deiphie vis Quocustowa. B. 1. On 146—Th Jae» Rodrigues Lope NoRensld, yitehiarrivad in ede 'here today, bed pat ing Jean de Lus, in o. ody oe pl a serious Canexanvox, Oct 16—The Dusty Miller from St Joba. 6 B has arrived hs om St Tadwal Ronds. apparent dig Forse causeway 4 ad boauasnistou under eanvas to Bb Tudwal's by « tax. yond Oct 19—The Greece (s), wen, when off Chariton, came inti Lady Doulas, from Adelaide ; latter vessel received Gumaye to port quarter, Lea Taramiann, Oct ALEXANDRIA, Se Paar shigg bs, New York: on ( ae = return) < tans e Cepbas Si town: ‘Base Aery, New London; toumnen Sis ‘ales, th gape or, do; Geo Nevinger, do; Anuie recta P Cty: Bate aes for J Etna. ney, Pawiuened’ Holmes; Jersey Ciy Bestsa: Jos F er ies Victor (Br), Wam- j scnre Falrasld, ‘taylor, Fort Johnson; Fak Rondout Cleared yamers Lascelles (Br), Rawles, Bordeaux: rigite (Br),, Aner. ¥ Hopkins, Tiaiteee, ore; barks (Nor), Sandred sel xt Thomas; Ida ii, Crocker, Sat rt 28—Cieared, sebrs Calvin P Harela, Hoboken; Theodore Doan, Evans, Now York: nou, Prossey, Boston, otha Arrived: steamers Win Orena, fot Boston; Ke: 2, — York: barks ‘PA = eh ‘Nerds * Rromeut Soupiloe trail assaciel remeu: Sempilce (tal). sitesi eli, jampbrey, Paysandu; Sadie are sort sen Guil, Marshman, Charleston; New vore: Wa eer Pose peed a wit wright, nolo any) ‘odsn Arrived, sete A MeNicuol, Robinson, Machiae fa Mew York; Decorra, Berry. Windvor for Belttmare. ual LKBTON. Det 20—Areived, stoamerg Oly "New vere quator, Hin pila: Galen Ship V ua ate an Giequibet, aoe fatled—Bark Medbor (No DANVERS, Oct 28—Arrived, schrs@ P Teigs, Gammon, wd Ve TOW Oot 25 Se! Hie, ues Mary Langdow, jailed. seh Sardinian, pane} Fiserwi tor M fe. ast Aral ved, brig Ann Elis: Seen Doan, New York tee BAST GREENWICH, Oct 28—Arrived, sone Litte G Wells, Wells Fort Jounson. M Oct 29~Arrived, bark Jobe KI Tran (Br). Ryan, Moe amare Bark’ Blasehe (Br), Floming (frem Liverpool) — out from Baltimore—Bark Spotless, for Rol Jae ITON, Oct 27—Arrived, echr Jefferson, Gibbs, dc eervare (Bn. Hilt Liverbosty red i. . The rival 25th of sebrs Julia A Word ond LA Rommel was au error. GEORGE (A DC, Ost 28—Arrived, schrs Criss, B '¥;, Breese, Bowen, a, New York, | Leb fay Gide: Providenoe; Harriet oa int; George R Vreeland, Ly ink doy yt, Maine; Breese, Granmer; H ie 4 ing, Providence; Carrie “s Hares Davis, dat rg ped ha "fate tt rd Allen, Coal Don, do; Bel nal Coren Aly eines Shew, Peet See beosk, Puulipe, Provide ‘ire Seren, ara res, Vlotebes 1 Lockwood, as Jehe, Bee CHeANMIS, raed 25—Passed by, schr Hattie Baker, Bam MistttAtriwed: sabre John Cadwellader, Phinne: rer Boston; Moses Kady, trom New York; W ‘none, NVILLE, Oot 24—Arrived, sobr Abbio K Beat wa Mebaffey, Charloston (aat as botcee ‘reperted). BILE, Det 25—Arnved, bi ‘Witter, te pone Somes A Pottor, Bath. BUSTIOT Gee “ts areived, sloop perce, Tyleq a QELRAE. Om Arad ve Pee ov: ‘oust, (Ne on), Sekane Malled--Steamer Liddicsdsle Cie), Reval; bark Albest wt BW ETDVOnD Ow tue, hr ¥ Hole, Dene ew Y Sim Arrivad, » perk Hetmon P Chase (0 8 reverted, wes, St "Michaels via Newpors Evden andy. Feet Jomaoad cent ow Yoret Thema Potter, rt; Sarah E Jones. Phinney, l’erth Ambeg. hailed sebes "Mt Vassar, de, Dreents Now Netw B oe at Gen Pisin, Pechty' Helen Mar Wore, w York ae Tae yi John Bale Hani n Provideneo for do: Lere at Mo, tor Savannah: Fak Gates. 5 Weberey, Wished Kew Yoru seop: rod Brows, Hs lee si iia ede sda tletilahe bridgepert. i Mgader, Pall Etvor fa Fork tor Shelce, Wa” er Sumuel Dextor, B: Sart SF Sutee w toe fe ew Bee enone Bul th Mu 5 nailed’ s snip Otago, Harding, PORT ‘GAMBLE, Oot 20—Sailed, bark Kato Bodden, Im Seu Francisco. bes ry ot ut 38 Asrlred, brig Hermencgiide ame Ie Fr, Vi d= Bark I aa Se; Anile E Seford a gaat Gee Harbors Kiley, ya liapitora; fempoas Tompoat, liiley, Now Haven; Won ore; ig, kewoss Sate if cargos om es + ridge, Kicw ae Gy Oet Coten , Querting Cork Hi . Wimers, irene up hae Tomassich, les. ‘Oler)- Onriatio Ouselae tl et Oise (Br), Gathson, from Bete feat; ee oe Coane “hyder. trou London ter Palledeb Dike, ‘ORTEMOUTH, Ogi fale er H Willtams, up * “Yih Arrived, Moamer ffarrisbure, Rete, lees —Artived: sel i Lamarvine, Bi ow Ye PROVINCETOWN, Ot ai—Arrived, reds pehty Hebesen °. howtos ter ‘Nortel; Mires Rion. Richmond, PRUVIDENOK, Get '28— Arch Mareb, bey Bay Ke _— hit jones DO; Joba A Beckerman, i om Voughkvepele ; abe rt, Eb Sarcont rh uebgten gt, Wiaen, Fypaseona, a Gsurgetows. wee, BOY say D jew York. Bax PWANOINCU, O ce egal Tec . Gasier, 15 Mailed, Heobdort jen, Stetson, Nanalme; bert egos oa ds ap Ballons Gaba Ter Tanta, Saflee—ste iter a td Yorn, Uobd. y Hyashy, new, seit Prbae Oot 30. ‘ship’ El Dorado, Hayden, for oat aeat, opt uananes tect Mies Berita, att Lo Poe hong Eavespests tonsil -» 4 Souator (Be), mer Salen timore. HTS, Sree Me NER VAGUE JOsaP petal be sold ie, Yoot Brlage st, seme arn very tats Ora ie POtuLON 224 seule, AP—aTk. abu! Fes sai ee teat lone a, eating 20x24; ight areugit’ i holeting on; rt Fike GKUKGE oe MISCELLANEOUS, * | pone ‘RRPUBLIUAN ROM TTOR POR city [ty JUDGR, im place of the Hon. Josiah sutherland, who retires oe Account of axe, UUNNING 4. BEDFORD, si aaa crt 7s whe was an