The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1878, Page 14

4 THE CATHEDRAL FAIR. Great Success of aGreat Undertaking— | Additional Noveities. DONATIONS POURING IN. The McCloskey Autograph Album and What It Contains. the second week of the great tair in tho cathedral en Fifth avenue closed late last night, Numerous as the atterdsnco was the first week, and greatly in- creased as it bas been all jast week, the rask yoster- day and last night was vastly greater, Saturday is emphatically children’s day. The avenue and the eral streets 1a the vicinity of the admirable strac- ture for whose beneilt the fair is held were lined with little ones of various growths and ages. School chil- @ren in groups, clad in their best attire, made the bighways merry with their laughter, Nur: with smaller children slowly moved along the crowded thoroughtares, The ticket sellers were embarrassed by the constant call for the coveted pasteboard and the saleswomen opencad wide their eyes when the army of little ones flocked about the tables and gaped 4m wonder and delight at the pretty things on view, In the evening the great white pillars wore their Blittering crowns and sparkied in the iight A thousand fantastic pictures blazed from tbe illumi- nated glass, and the continuous bum of a myriad voices sounded like the boom of waves upom tbe shore, Many more were made in the secood Week. At first ine crowd went there to soe; now they goto buy. There are bundreds of costiy arti- cles ou the tables whieh no individual purebaser would care to take, but the ladies fod no difficulty im disposing of chances in raffles for them, They nave acopted a general rule vf soiling all the chances they can, not that the articles are worth the amount tous obtained, but be- cause any one who buys a sbare ia supposed to do so tor love of the cause. Among the new donations to the fair is a beautiful India shawl, presented to Mrs, E. C. Donnelly by Mrs. Ford; $100 in gold, artistically arranged on a silk background and mounted ina frame; a “lovely iamp,” accompanying an Eoglish tea table, and an admirable portrait of the Cardinal. Not tar from this table, im @ neat enclosore, Bands a jolly little cream colored Cuban pony, @ith well shaped head, bright, mischievous eyes and 8 flowing mane, It is in the custody of a pretty young girl, Miss Mary Maguire, and the table of St, Agnes isto ve bevefited by its raffling to the extent »t $200. One of the best and most profitable tea- tures has the merit of novelty and uselulne: itis artistic table and pavilion, made and presented to hire, A. H. Lazar and daughter, on which are ranged she best graces of cigars and cigarettes. These are sold wholesale or retail by a bevy of vivacious young ladies, chaperoned by Mrs, Lazar, and so great is the Semana that the stock bas to be replenished daily. SOME OV THE ATTRACTIONS. The Puocd anu Judy room b Toe youngsters laugh and sbout and in- going in again and again. The soveral wheels find consiaut occupation. The scales ior weighiug, the taves for blowing, the glass biowers, with their curious manipulations of tno yiolding the miniature steam engines, with their joped whistles, and the admiral model, in Il working order, of a locomotive avd train ot cars en a twenty-ioot’ circular track, ure all well pa- tronized and turn in much money to the fund daa jo cbarge ot St, Josepn’s tabie have be fortunate in donations since the last report, For the vrouge cracifix, of whico the HegxaLp bes spoken, ch ces are selling rapidly, Yesterday a barrel of prim uur was sept io, rg] peoeres: fre ot re from the cross, a fl a tal photographs of the Cardinal. The table of the lms Maculate Conception brities with dolls of ali scris and sizes. The Chureb of the Most Holy Redeemer displays a beautiful mussal to be given to the cnuren baviwe toe m At the table of St. Jobn th Evangelist 13 a Jetter writen by Stonewall Jackson, jrom Mexico, in 1847; av organ aad u grand piano, ‘TH HERALD ANKAD, As the people euier (ue siae coor theyareconironted Dy a case of goid pens, to be Voted ior and given toine editor of the morning paper Laving the most vote ast nignt the HeraLtp wea 20, the Staats Zeitung pe nod 18, Sun 6, Times 1, Tribune 11 ana World 3. A ming retreat irom the noise and bustle is tue re- freshinent saloon presidea over by Mrs. Joseph Crocheron, assisted by a number of gay and festive | damsels, who provide all manner of cheer tor the in- Jeroal man. The generosity of Messrs. Crecheron, Park & Tilford, Acker & Merrall, Muillard, Taylor, Deimonieo ana Eugs enubi to offer menu equal (0 tue best aud at mouerate prices, They take in aboat $200 a day aud afurd a pleasant resting Pluce for ured visitors. THX CATHEDRAL TABLE. The Cathedral table lias again veen the destination anumber of elegant donations, A pair of gold Dracewis, with diamonds iu the setting, valued at $800, was sent in yesterday. A camels’ bair shawl, be od ut $600, and a go:d pen and pencil case, witd menu set iv the beg, are to be raffled tor. Ihe Hewato has Leen asked to renew attention te tn McCloskey suiograph aibum, which provably bu Ns equal in the country. book 1s covered witn) dark biue veivet, meniy lettered in old. Tne first autograph is that of His vlizess Leo XILl., given iu Rome on 26th of November, 1877. Next is « bluck-bordered viank, aiograp' oF lave Pius iX On ine following page “Imperador” js written boidly, Ibis is tue sigu-manuai ot Dom Brazil, wu so favorably impressed Americans two yeursugo. Beiow is gracetuily written “imperatriz,”” dhe signatare of nis amiabie Empress, Next are woe autograp: Yrincess Linperial of Broz; us Xi, King of Spalu; the King «und Queen of Kelgiuus ibe King of Bavaria, the King of Suxvoy, Priuee oi Mouacu; Cardin! ama, ot Ustia apd Velletri; Cardival Au- re) His Holiness Pius 1X. Beosvides, Patriareb of + West Inut Bonaparte; Cardinal bilo, tiara alter the death of His Holiwess rus IX; Car bal Cull the jute Areuvisbop of Davi Secrewury of state to His Ho ; Cardinal Hobenlove and Cardinal Howard, much alike ip Gasn aud aistinciness; Cardioal Mau- npg, Arcnbisuop of Westmiaser; Cardiual Mo Closkey, distinguishable for ts sirong, clear tracery Cardinal La Vailetw, Vicar-Geoeral of His Holin Leo X{L1.; Cardinal Niva, secretary of State; Card: ne Parrize, Vivcar-Geoerul of His Holiness Pius 1X Cardivai Vitra, Livrarian ef the Holy Rowan Charca Cardinal Simeoui, Pretect of the Sacrea Congregation Of (be Propaganda, aud (be other cardinais. PECULIAR INDERD. One custom, which Is raiuer a peculiarity of th fair, is tue eheerius way to wuieh donations are ue. Mere, M. U, Roberts yosterauy gave $50; Fer- nando W.od, $100; W. R. Grace, $100; Ricuard Ar. bold, $50; Appleton, of Uyclopedius; Iilany, $200 ww v'jouterie, aod Frederick A. Smythe, $100, Tue Cardival’s cuair Was presenied to the iait, aud His Emivence sat int wole during bis visit Lo Miss avilhon, The man who designed aua swinging doll is « genius, aod vow lim thanks coutousliy. Kyi iwenty-eigbt foot boat bunge over tbe uisie bear (ue Filtiet streetentrance, and is atteuded 10 ay William O'Neil, toe Cherry street newsvoy, whe bas saved bined lives from drowning. Foster D wey wadeu grand tour vf the building, and gave $100 to Lelp tue cause aioug. Yank Adam: d L/aard, Sexton, Garnier, Daly and Don make we Ppectaiors open ther eyes as they iwirl the ivory bulls Ov the woll Uased table; aud tbe post oillce, @vnducted by Mrs. A. Gilvert, is so well manager that every caller is cerium to receive a lower, pi Vided be pays the postoge. DISTINGUISURD VISITORS, Tho ebildren, of every age, irom tue Little toadier Jo the Veurrabie saue, ure delignied whenever the ardival fluds time to visit tho has been two or ot Newark, inguisued party made tbe cireait of the entire fair, purchased freely aud encour and all by their preseneo us well as by \ueir word + they inserived tueir pames ip dia tu of Suaday Iasi, the 90,000 cuildren im the Cachouc parochial themseives aod do mucu toward eulivening the afier- BOOU ses8)008. ¥ y Grafulla gave a grand mattaée concert in the © earui. ADDITIONAL DONATIONS. £x-Governor Sawuel J, Tiideu presented the ladios of Bt. Xaviei vie with 2884) vere Higgins 00 VOXeS O! IaundrY svap; Bebop Louguiin s to the Cardin Burterdeld Kovai Pooips $50; Gomien & Lyocu dow plekie set, a ton vi coal, two barrois ot appl barret of flour came from Juoge, of Wa Ket; the young Indies of Si. Agues’ Academy pr 1 suiver kaives api forks, auu tue cu: of Mary, of St, Coiomba, gave a brouze clock aud @ pieces, Miss Mululy bas euriched ine vor of the Fair Journal vy contributions from he pave Judye Bravy, Judge Daiy, Father Burke und ihe writer of (ue letter press descriptions of the Ua- Medrai pictures that orvament 118 [ron ST. BOS The ladies of Si, Bonit Tatuiaie (uemselves va LD { seems as though they intend to oecupy bb Jace ju the liste at this lait that they did at Foundiing Asyiam, = Mra. sore Eore wile; Mre t. Dobert i rs. Huvter aud Mrs, Weissoll ne 1y ruceeedod Hiling the Chance lists ou seversi valuable articl Which have been duly raiied A inaguiticent seal @bip sack ands grand Sieiuway piano are oi NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1878~-QUINTUPLE SHEET. It would astonish a the large clientele the ladiee of St. Benita to see Lhe cuureh over which the grave F presides again at (ue bead of the list when tho fuir ry Joseph Clare accompanied by Bishop Lyneb and i Committee, at- ue . James Lynch \ended the fair last evening and weicomed wherever he Went, fue receipts thus lar ure im the neighborhood of ovo. ip Thomas Lor The ladies bave received large outside subserip- | js. whicn they willnot band in until the end of the visitors to the fair averaged 10,000 a day, ag- hty thousand during the is Intended to continue the fuir two or three weeas longer. DEAN STANLEY. greguting not tar from THE BREAKFAST At THE CENTUBY CLUB— WARM EXPRESSION i yesterduy morning at entury Club, at in East Fifteenth street, & number of Dean Stanley was entertain breakiast by the members ofthe their clab hous forty members were preseut besid mong whem wore Governor George &. McUiel- ‘av, of New Jorsey; Dr. Tueodore Woolsey, William Lioyd Garrison, Peter Cooper, Dr. Harper, George W. Childs, of Philadelpoia; Charles Dudicy Warner and William Adams presided, avd alter a of welcome iniroduced the beau, who y of his visit to Ameriea, “TWO HUNDRED YEARS IN AMERICA," fe said that when about to leave Kogiaud be was told that be would find the hospitality et tue Ameri- Ke had found it much more than he could have possibly imagined, He was grate- ful to the Americun hearts (bat bad so warmly w. comed bim, He had been in ume by days; mast, spparently jurymast, bound do, Bark B Hilton (of ¥ mouth, NS,), Butle: uk to Had strong anna (Nor), to Funct, Edye & Uo, Bark Herthe (Nor Jans, to Punch, Edye & Co, Bark Nearisivola ital), Revello, Nieuwe Diop 52 da; Nae Boece he cans to be overflowing, days, in ballast, te it ihe country dDuttwo last. to slocovien & C ark Ann Elisabeth, Phel snuar to Kuowtton & Co: Iu the. everiasting tumult a enterprise at midvight. gaw the updylos pusb in tho must, rising in t moonlight, he thought he saw imaged the greatness Iu the sliver tower that rose into the night be suw of American dostinics, Dallast, to order. posterity of oak apd a maple ng on One Foot. He wus reminded of ihe via oak of England, with its gnarled and twisted trunk aod the straiyht young shoot of America, with its glorious promise of the future. of the two trees on ove root might be typical of the verlasting union of Evgiand and America. followed by Dr. Theodore D. Woo! short responso. THK DKAN’S MOVEMENTS. the Dean met the Chi Alpha Society at the Rev. Dr. Schafl’s and visited the Lenox Library and Cooper Uviou. ‘ 16th and 17to, heavy gale from 5 oy shitted around to N, blowing a burrican ‘uuder balance reef mainnail: no date, sh boom eaff und eas: vossel hove tn He voped the union | !#t 46 20. ton HSimith & Co, In the afterneos Ip the evening he at- appuai reception of the Century Club, o-day he will b—in the morning ai Graco ™ Church and in the evening at the Church of the Huly ‘Yo-morrow be will attend the reception ut the American Musoum, in Centrul Park, and on Tuet- day Mr. Cyrus W. Field will tender bis guest a recep- tinn at bis residence, in Gramercy P: 11 tor home on Wednesday, in the Botbuia, of tne Cunard hia SPECULATION DID IT. R. A. Pedrick, the clerk employed by Benkard & Hutton, who recently aetaulied, afior having embez- zled from bis employers $103,000 ioirusied at times to bim for customs duties, has made a leogtby writ- ten confession of bis guilt, The document was re- ceived yesterday by reliable parties in this city. Pedrick 18 supposed to be concealed not many miles fon states thut specu- tnecause of uisruin. Some of the pas- Sehr Joxeph & Seur Kelipse, Schr HT Wood, Cur Sehr RC A Ward, reno, Virginia. Sehr Nanoleon, [ogersoll, Virginia. Sehr M E Turner, Camp, Vir inla, ‘Soper, Virginia, ‘redmore, Virginie Corson, Rovinson, Virginia, Schr Ida B Gibson, Shaw, Virginia. Schr AJ Alcott, Loveland, Virginia. Senr NH Burrows, Virgin Sehr SJ Fort, steciman Behe KL Fossendou, Be from New York. opkins, In the month of October, 1868, 1 became entangled with pecuniary difficulties, through no fault of mine, bowover—a very sinail tnatior at first, but which, as the result of my eflort to retrieve, gradually assumed enlarged proportions Boing quite yeung at the time—about nineteen years of age—witnout due admitting my transgression to any one, betied nearly $60 | by continued jection [ determ with me nothing more than a sufficient amount of money ‘or my travelling expeuses. That was Junu- ary 8, 1869, Alteran absenvee of about thirty days 1 decided to rewuru, und so far us lay in my power to eparation 1o the greatost possible extent. Finding on my return th had been revealed, and i Tor at the thought of allewing the matter to be I deciaed then and made known there to continue Jone bangg This smoothly will about the 4th of July of thut year, when someting transpired that bad the appearance the exercise of considerable dex succeeded in paxsing the obstacle, Lu little interruption throughout the r During the yeurs 1870-7 to apy one, February 9, of suspicion. Bs terity, however, mainder of the y was my lot to eucounter impediments ol the preceding year. matters asvumed quite a diflerent uspoc: posted quite a change in my finaccia! status. Betore the sutawa of tuat year I believe favored - Ships Willie R. fast, and bark Anui cy But on tne advent of 187: practically out I discovered a bt amounting to less thun To the extinguisiment of that debt iny at- Sention was most earnestly direeted, for 1 had grown ured of the burdens under which I bad for nearly fi 1t was still in the proce: peculation that 1 coutinued to ve 1uvolved, an: Mf quite restored eucy, 60 in that line 1 conciuded was the only ove which to endeavor to obliterate the debt I bad let} retore | continued to my operations, fon goes on to give sertatim tho operations by which he was gradually engulfed into In conclusion Podrick dwells on the years of anguish and remorse which hi HIPPING NEWS| § STEAMERS, Steamer While vears been laboring. eh stone te master. seb: ‘Mail, Mead, Gr Steamer Corte: ¥. the vortex of rain. tice Bene Hmity Well 7. Sehr Louls Walsh, "D0: ci ‘New York for New Haven. edro 11, Emperor ot | DATES OF DEPARTULE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER. att owing Ur eon Cardinal Autouil, lace Secretary | Cardinal | 6 Stace ot Virgiut Batic 7 ‘|T sowing Green 2 Bowkng Green Sebr Chas L Overio Sehr BF larainara. i War Schr LD Swall, «lt Bowling Green aby ‘Bowing Grea Hamburg../61 Browaway the Herat puvlished | Now York newspapers the arrival cn ports, and the urrivals at an aud other foreign ports vie Ate in advance of she other of +5 vessels from fori ator ALMANAC £04 NEW YORK—THIS DAY, niGH WaTra, Sandy Hook SCN AND MOOx, | HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. uy of Austio, steamer Isace Bell mood—Vid Dominie Steamer (id Dominio Hols ate Low Visilivg the lair in charge | | dria—J L Roow: Of the Sisters, Ibe livtie folks are an atiraction in andrie oe Steamer Vetori WESTERN lly BALL. Kew You, rod — ‘The Western Union time ball fell corre: PORT OF NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1878, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YAC WHITKSTONE TELEGRAPH LINE jeamer Egypt (Br), wn 24in, with) mdes ‘ship Nile (ite). Ship Hromerishe if Haiso (Br), Avery. Hull Vet 10 sad Southai a Wark Marie (Nor), Li nd (Nor), Ullensso, Bordesux—Funeh, Baye Bark Commodore Dapunt, Crockett, Port Natai—Carver Back Rurttord (No owing signal QDTN, bound wer Batmiun (Hy, Oct 19, Trimi- and St Thomas @5th, 1% Unverbridge Vet 18, via Nor iri fiterte (Br), Hatton, ‘uoaies Pr Bee Louise Price (ilay), Wilson, Port an Prineo— t, Barbados—Dwight & ae W Quiutara & ¢ Lawrence, Richmond, with mane tv oene J & Cross it ry (ot Boston) erat Liverpoot Snow hed “ot ihienen, “Lull, Bremen 52 fl ewe '& Oo, pos vay, A st. ly Lowther (ir), water 43 days, in. ballast, ox the ntire passage; | . lon 4418 spoke mark 'w York for Marseilles, leaking ed usso lay by blm while tney tried £0 fr. tor; Inv by her from 1toS PM, wi SE ‘Bere orrarain (ital), Quartine, ceive Bark Irene (Aus), jqomassich, Marseilles Sept 4, in bal- Havana 19 days, with versel ‘to J W Elwell & sd 3u bad'a heavy Sassee uules aniopee idee wuss” and loxt und apiit suits, D Buene, Kocse, Guantanamo 17 days, with sngarto J de Rivera & Co; vessel to Waydell & Co,” Had hoavy N und NW gales Bric Bila (Br, Dart, London via Sydney, CB, 68 days, in ‘Afichored in Gravesend Bay for ord Bebe J Willams (of Windsor, NS). Nelson, Exeter days: iu ba ust, to FF Whitney & Co, fon 21 30, had a very heavy SSW gale, veering to lut 44 58, lon 33.46. hed xnotnor W to W;'at noon 7th the wind 28. saw a vessel's mast, wit to it; the eff was painted wnite, the mast bright and clean, apparently but a few days in the wate: Brig Joseph Clark (of Waldoboro) , Stalil, sierra Leon days, with hides, &c, tu Yates & Porturioid; vesnel to F Vind light variable winds ty tat 28. lon $0. then strong gales all aronad she compass: ne dai axxodl part of @ vessel's hous a bout attache: Ruby (of New Huven). Rice, St Pi wih sami hed wales lari trowkadee hs Oo hensy ‘pesher Q R PR. 134 rig Lindy Mary (of Quobes), Rex. Arroya. ays, und mo'asses to Gaiwey & Cassado; Rehr AC Paige, tlaley, Gen Sehr Oliver Schofield, Dis: seur Harriet Thomas, Van C ent, rt . Lyon. Georgetown, DU. ‘Bone ace al G Warner, Brockaway, Philadelphia for indse ana pa senge: cs wing, Now London and Norwich for B F Woolsey, Tirrell, Rendout for Con ses 4 A K Woodward, Wov id, Rowland, Port Johason for Pr Lyons, Port Johnson ‘or Providence, Sehe H L rowneond. hmith, mits inh atl Sehr Charles K Kaymond, ied trom Hart Irland Roxds this morning, bark Kil }, MeDonaid, from New York tor Uporta. CLEAKED, Steamer Scotia (Br), Spittal, steamer ee, (Gor), Willigerod, Bremen vi C Stevenson (Br), Parvis, Lancaster, Mills, Galveston—O H Mallory & amer New Orieans, Ualsey, New Orioane—Clark & (Ger), Woyhausen, Bremeu—Theo Ri 11 Rand (Br), shaw, Antwerp—seam: Marvin, Havre. (Ger), Ra atk Bonito (ir), Joan, Wellington and a markes— Matilor & Quereau. Bark Grane (Nor), Kowdsen, Westport, 1-Beuba a. Bork Lewis Smith (Br), Wright, An 4 fy rd b* Sehalte, Thompson, Morges City, La— ch ‘“Kelen, Balttmore—W Chaliners. Davis, Cottrell, Hallowell, Schr Carrie W, Calais, Me—Jed Frye eutastar, ‘Conary, Weston sHisvilaea & Pres. | 7. “rx Louis Walsh, Donnell, Uncasville, Ct—J U. Robert- Me—A Mudg- ay Had strong variable via Delaware Broak- ‘eV H Brown &Ge | Ressen (tier). Sutlestn, Veuiens days, with nitrate of soda to pe Horn Aug 14, a ha : bad strong wy northerly aud calms in Steamers Erin (Br), for Liverpool ; Germai Sicilian (Br). Stettie: Hoven. fe Tina (Br), oe out, Ris C New ‘Orleans Strong westerly winds to winds so tat 40, lon 7 Roguistor, Wilmiox- Senge Beli, Hien shea Gibson, Go A inond; Vid Dominion, Norlolk: barks Kaliva (Nor), Grsee, Valpariso; He Ange (lial). ia tmber’ heads above water, ihe deck Wehster, Balt stautinople ; ail ry , Belixo, Tule (B Favorite, Pilncetitra; schm Hath Deding, ue Deminas ; Barnett aoate, reals, ot Amey (Br), for Avonmouth; rk; Alaric (Br), Las Palmas. brigs Genos ‘an, MARITIM E MIS MISCELLANY ar Soe arrivals at this port, ‘Bar For lows ot brig Guglielmo Tomassino (Ital), from New York for Besrout, aud sehr Julio & Vietoria (Wort), e Verde, see general news col- trom New Beatord for fanned 2 ts. deny, adritt: ntine, trom New York Oct 17 Vasoau, St Jago, &e (betore 1) ported), whit Je a Cochrane's Anchorage, Nusseu, was obliged to throw ov din getting off, but in such @ damaged stat her unfit to proceed on her voy SkamER Cieoparra, Vi ‘etersen, Antw p 58 Hud fine waather. the surveyors pruou' She was discharging on the 26th, Ship Nautilus (Br), Burke, trom Bremen for Philadel- phia, put into St Thomas Uct 25 leaky aod with loss of hie (Nor), Pedersen. Copenhagen 68 jockmann, (4 nk ud two hurrican Maries ¢ @ passage ; re- Bane Winuiae HaRWARD geo. Dowley, trom Antwe: Bt Delaware Broakwat ne; Oct 8, in which stove Bane HxRo (Kus), from Rotterdam, which arrived at Delaware Breakwater Nov 1. reports curried away imigzenmant Maiumust, lost boats wad stove rail. Bark Epwanp Auaxo (Br), Corbett, fram Matanzas for New York, belore reported spoken in 4 leaky condition, ar- esau about Oct 18, with loss of satis, de. berween decks ordered te bo tered # hurric aud'spity sails, “Vet 14, lat 35, lon rom the deck, shattered vixLD, Bibvers, from Havana for Boston, with d put into Nassau loaky, Berry Islands, prior tu Oct ved. Captain ami crew 4 Oct 9 and 10, tat 0 lows; material arviend a Nassau. Senn Mary A Harmon, New York <vetore rep: loss of sails and rigui She was refitting 26c0, Frevpie © bk from oe Harbor for rtrd), put into N having ‘experienced 1 wove! z ETT, before reported abandoned, lon 7426, with mizzonmust d suils hanging in shreds, Scnk Sanau, Woop, Steelman, from Ch Fortress Mouroe Vet 31, 5 Hying io ine gale on Oct 23, but’ sustained no. other Scum Yanxxx Doopix, from Bridgeport for Righmond, Va, at Delaware Broukwater Nov 2. into by an uukaow: jug, and oss anchor stuck, buwaprit Sone Cano, Tylei York, with a load of renorts:—Was rua roff Sinepuxect samo mern- Aracaju 37 days, with su eae ind AVan Brags Grosed, the Ger atn lon 37 We tose they SEE westerly winds ta Int 20N. lon 4 to 25 30 N, lon 63 W Schr L P Mallory, Rehr” H Mallixon Waupons: from Calais for New F trades In lat 4.8; had ‘W; then had NE trades variable winds, in undrtity Voint. The deck loud floated sw ol tigated and ls was found there he hold. Alter pumping two hours down and they were voliged town was soorned next uy probably be sold ¥ SLUSMAN, 5 Werle: t Asoluw i, which put into Kingst pump: to Le ‘coneenalhy until Th ia. " Brown, Virginia, Vircinia. febr QT Hubbard, ‘Loveland, Virginia, Draumer, Virginia. Virginia. juzen.” B i ‘getown, DO., for Ja, with loss of rud- eine Sectene with which he stesrea the vessel 500 Illes into Kingstone, Ja, Oct 13, snd was to sail on the 25th for Aspinwall. Scux Sueckixan, from Washington, has arrived at Nor- folk with loss of mainsail, mnsiugaff acd one boat stove in, iding with ® bark in Hampton The bark sustained but slight in- Vireieia, Koads ou Tuesday last. bebe ems rt ae wes (of St John, NB), Buckuam Hee Kk, at od, Aw it ie thouzbt shat [twill take $4,090 to will be condemned. ‘ham, late commander of ship Ora- Yokohama Nov 1. e is probabie that si Captain Frederick G sader, died suddenly Batrimone, Nov 2—Captain Munroe, of bark Beacors- field (Br), from Dublin, reports that on Uct 30, on the north edge of the Gulf stream. passed s large alip with painted Doris, supposed to be timber laden, bound northward, with Joss of mizzoamast und maintopgalluutmust, Hairax. Nov d—velir Jessie Parnoy, of Shelburne om this port with lumber, has not oince be f sokr Fairy Quoon, of St Geore tl arryiog away the mast ‘Tho Active lost an procuring unother proceeded ou her voyagt ROcKLaND, Oct 31—The storm of last week did some minor dumage in our harbor. worth), wood-inde Sehr Cape Anu (of Klis . dritted into the breastwork ut Bird's whart, tore up her bowsprit, kuocked off cutwater and lorefoot, stove of planking from her stera and othorwixe ‘The captain thea thought at Farrand & damaged her upper works, ir the demau wharf, filled and sustained some sinall damage. SPOKEN. jan (Br), Lincoln, from Weveus for New fr Burrilt ie), oan Antw vere anchored iu the bay for orders, came ap to the elty PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Floanora, de Portland for New York, with OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, Nov 2,2 PM—Passed Flushing, stoa: land (ited star Barrow, Nov —Sailed, bari Gooja (Nor), Juell, Tybee. Betvast, Nov 2—Satiod, ship GB Wolff (Br), for Phila- Rockport for New York, with wich for N BOUND EAST. Bennott, New York tor Halifax, NS, , Hatley ws oti Wotherspoon (Bn, P sche il ¥ Crandall (Be), Cross, N Willie, Carver, New N. York io Fall Riv: ‘toe oymouth. Boxpgavx, Oct 31—Salled, bark Gaselle (Nor), Bran, United states; Lada (Au: Freak, Wallace, Coxwar, Novy 1—Sailed, bark Mornlug Star (Br), Fox, Catcurra, Oct 5—Sailed, ships Niobe (Br), Ralston, New York; Royal Kdward (Br), Frodin, do; 9th, Kinross (Br), do; Knight Commanaer (Br), Smith, San Caxn, Oct 31—Salled, bark Nerdeap (Nor), Aaroensen, fow York for St Andrews, Dva.ix, Nov 1—Sailed, barks Avante (Nor), Telletsen, 2d, Kentijern (sr), KLsixone, Oct 29—Arrived, bark Me: ato (Nor), ander- Guinswy, Nov 2—Arrived, barz Magda neberg, Baltimore. 4 PM—Balled, steamer France (( musson, HH. Sehr RL Say. Brown, Weel Davis, Newbur r Trade Wind. Gra: (isherman), Iiuckley, Rondout for Livgaroot, Nov 2—Sailed, steamer Canopus (Br), Hore : ship Wm Megilvery, Nickela, Nerfoik; bark Kate Irving (Br), Brown, Savanuah. Lisnox, Oct 24 -vailed, bark Samuel (Ital), Rallo, New ard, Port Johas Manstnanp, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Antares (Ger), Al broeht, New York for Stettin. Newrort, Nov 2—Sailed, bark Gevernor (Be), Marshall, QueKxstows, Nov 2—Arrived, steamor Wisconsin (Br), Owen, New York tor Liverpool (and proceeded). Rorrenpam, Nov 2—ar vorsen, Philadelphia, + ship Prince Umberto (Br), Scott, New Ur- du etown, = rd, Amboy for Middietew: t mbov for Norwich. riettn 1eWilineds Amboy for By Ww |. Amboy for Norwich, amboy for Hartiord. Rovew, Oct 31—Galled, bark Annapolis (Br), Delap, Philadelphia for mons, Biske, Philadelphia for Fall Phitadcionts for Providenc -wiek, Philadolp’ Phitbedeiphia Vatencta, Oot 26—Arrived, brig Saulie (Ital), Stines, WEATAEBR REPORT, PM—Wind NW, tresn; barometer Hotrusap, Nov 2, Prrmovrs, Nov 2, PM—Wind N, gontl MotLer, Nov 2, PM—Wi remeter 30.25, FOREIGN PORTS. bark Lisle Perry Koug; 10th, Edwar Ansen, Sept 2—Passed, from Antwerp tor tong Russell, Singapore for New York. a Nov 1—Arrived, steamer Colon, Grifla, New o. (Belg), Minus, Antwe: ax, Sept 3) —In port, chips Fat . and beth Koy (Br), Koy, une; bark Tor Mauimain ing barie, Crowell: Jas Bauer Li Fernandina—W P Clyde & Co. Berry ‘Gimli Bem ry Mal- 8 iéridge, Key West—C i M ' ‘oimer City of Macon, Kempton, Savanuah—George s ee. nor Champiou, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- Teamer Regulator, Doane, Wilminzton, NO—W I° Clyde ¢o Lawrence, City Point and Rieh- cael Walker, Norfolk—Old Demision Co. ‘Suip Jobo ‘isbeon, Travers, Georzetown, DC, via Alex hy Baltimore—J 3 Kreme. Steamor Hlesnora, as son, Portiaud—J F Ames, Broameor Nero Ship Horeward ‘er, as Ship "aoe ta Hosa. “Biemioghea, Louden—Gringel siip City of Amoy (Br), Crawlord, Bristol, K—Hender- is Hobe (Nor). Jol ie Dinu (Nor), tor N qarrved previously, seb Wiil- is LA bark Robeces Crowell. Uri jamin Montreal arrived prior 10 Oct Bannapos, Oct 11 Roe sere wad sailed Aan a, bi Dao Henderson | al Maloue, Maraga;, 6 mt) Mayes Ge) Fanning New Londor J by, ey Wood, Baltimore, jamer Monti AL, Oot Ji—Sailed, steamer Us Oct 16— arrived, bark Reward Alure (Bry, Core dew. peony 2 Lad Lid Yor u Puiladeipuia—Thee Ma Soi ‘ima New York for Bt Suge (ail ov 2—Ralled, steamer Gronds, c Fou? § aU Paine, Oot 13 -Arriv rpool fur Monte aya, Bout 18—in, ‘yor ship Moreary, Pa eet 18 npr Ferguson (Br). Louie, fer Oy ke Ha aig I'O'Eibiey, Conant, Ust 4—In port. brig Thatis, Sparkbave from ©. ‘4st Leudon for Pe: eaeee to sil Su a ales, Eldridge, trom jor N fr York. tw sail et 8. brig Liberty, Devereux, ‘ore, Demerara (and sailed i tor ‘Turks Island); 25th, sehr Johu 3 Tugeaham, Uuteb. Para, (Br), Burke, Bremen for Pail- Hailed Oct 18, al ‘Serena P Smith, _iiartlets, Arecibo; 24th, bark Elvira, Jounstous Port de NukwxustDe. Pel Ger wé—arrived, ache Mary Auguste Holt, Stanwood, Ellsworth, to load potatoes tor Now York. ‘VeLLicuKny, Sept 15—Arrived, burk Arctic (Br), Davis, ‘Tutocoria for Havre. AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, O, Oct —Sajiou, a ships: reaped (Br), Ha ueenstown: Andes (Br), Cockert| nie aLEXANDRIA, Nov't Arrived,’ scr WG Lewis, Ne Bestord. P xed down—Schrs T J Trafton, ior Boston; B: vod York, and W L Abbott, Fall River (alt from Georg: dwallader, Phin- ‘Taylor, Philadelphi aie iteumer Neptune, Horty, New York: bare Falmouth, : schry Abbie Corson, Gor- Mary ver, de Aubert sertuers Light, Chapmas, Hava: Kru, “Dowllne, éo; |W Pousland (Be); Nn (Be), Fe + bri Cadwallader, ehinney. Now’ York. Liverpool ; aad from be Bath for New Yor ‘a Federico, sn) 8, stormy ‘Potre! Branwomb. Leghor Hector, Higuius, do; tate ville, SC. Boggs, Biraubeth iW M Jourdan, haton, Ruston; Aithes, Blackman, Now York; Ellen Tobin, Bugbee, Bridgeport; Juhu Shay, Tiiton, Providence. Sailed—Ship Duisburg: barks Goletta, Hattle Stewart, Farahall und Jouguings brie Chowan, BRU 98" . Oct 2— Arrived, or H H Seavey, Pilibreti Bankor to load tor Now York, BEAUFORT, SC, Oct 26—Artived, bark Summer Moon Bn. aman: Funchal; 29:0, brig’ Frances John (Br), erie, Pelle d 26. urig Hiawatha (Br), Evans, United King UH ARLESTON, Nev 2—Arrived steamer Charleston, Berry, New York: Noagull, Marsiman, Baltimore, —Ktoamor City of ‘Atinnta, Wooghull, New York; Kquator, ‘Hinckley, btiadelpuin; Amy Dora (Br), Slo: elute. Liverpool; Cavers, Foley, Baltimore. FORTRESS MONROE: Nov 2—Passed out from Balts- adie Gk ickaias, Rv kaveergs bork’ Pereees: fart Amsterdam; Gyideniore | (Wer). Laurence (Nor), Bremen ‘ugouin (Sp). Litas ae: sepuine ‘(Bri silfots; ‘Biwalding (ital). Ding (tai), Lynn ; Morgarida (Port), Oporto: Me! nen Zio Baltostu (Ital), St Nazaire; M: waivougivew ‘ork. Vassed oat from Baltimore-Steamer Ohio (Ger), for romen, So rey ae Richmond—Brig Edith Hall, Thayer, from apniless! Burk Theodor (Ger), and brig Lorens (Ger). for Hel GALVESTON, Nov 2—Arrived, steamers Rio Grande, Bolger, New York; Travancore Go. Uarrison, Geneon; ship Algoma (Br), Groves, Rio Janeiro; sche Euma Heather, New York via Philadelphia aud Hampton Koads, Sailed—Steamers Acton (Br), Cowie, Liverpool; Lago (Br), Haddock, Reval; Algiers, Hawthorn, New York, ACKSUNVILL#., Get 29—Arrived, sche M W Drow, Mae St Lucia. ‘ow York: Heao, Pv Wyman, in 0; Melvillo, Blake, 4 New London: Abbvis Bursley, Lovett, Pailadelpht, Russell, Smith, d NEW ORLEANS, Oct 20—arrived up, bark Kathiake Ger), Rosnino, A Bell Nov 2. Gai Aunie Ainsile (Br), Dwyer, ‘oneal "ivimblodon (Br), Wate won, Hull, ma Suiled—Brig John Westey, for H NORFOLK. Det Ste arriveds sehra W HP! Now York; Joha 8 (timer, Suit Ka White, Rockland; schr Al flor 2—Arrived, ship Bdwerd "0 ticle AW je pap ad (Rr), Liverpool. PHTLADE ead Nov 2—Arrived, ste ‘to ¢ Genon;schr H B Griflin, McKinney, Carthage: Portsmoath; A D Seuil, Fratnbos, Doughty. Boston; Artie’ Garw Smith, Provid al Biltow, Morrie: Hertford sagen wit Bryant, Hoge. Cifford, New shio Waltika (Kuss), Soderholm, rdam; bare olerado (ir), Eormont. dares Naar! tor 8t Jobn, NB); Joauna in (itr), Too werp (und tor Phitadel- WT ey (Be), frum do. rit dae Hewateke (Kas Philadelphia, Pased up-—ship Callope (1). Sinclats, Rromen vie Now Yorks bark Whiteball ( 1), Dividyon, from Cheverie, NS; brig Willie (Br). Smith. from Denia, PORTLAND, Nov l—Cleured, schr Bileabeth, De Hart, New York. Sailed Bark Lowis, Buenos Ayres: echrs Benj S Phil Ht Waite, Pailadelptix. Matansas; George lon rig Snap Ms asi AKCISCO, Let" 25—Balle w Gteared, ship Oannanore (Br), Miller, Liverpool ; barn feiss. Aegis Jack, Queenstuwa. SAV 7 2'-Arrived, steamer Surbiton (Kr), Abbotty Newodre, if (and sailed tor Chariestoa: Gato City, ” rod—-teamners Imbros (Br), Cooper. Liverpool; ain (Br), ci tman, do; bark Vi 1nd re Li K Hateh, rey Wi L Bradiey, Pousacol: ‘A ship Dramianrig led —at ing, Faiiadeiphie tere ood Ri rs + ry) Barcelona; W! ie Kites r ia Hon Fe (hort), Oporto; Kesaudin, BM oat Pikawey W Smith, Montevideo. Bark Janos Peaxe (Br), from Buenos Ayres via Barba- = tor jefe , was ordered to Charlottetown, PEI, Oct 30, WG TUMINGTON, NO, Vet 31—Cleared, bark Nancy Holt ae Teint La ool.” -Cl Moore (Pr), Fielding, Coruwallis, Koch, Liverpool. LONZO i, MTEL nchts Comot, Onward, Niantic, Windward, Sagitts Sloop Yacht for sale. ACHT JOSEPHINE 9OX21KX75, poriect order: haudsomeiy furnished; suid low, Fe Brookly OATS OF 8 OF ALL “KINDS, Dans. ANCHORS, SPOON Bee Bloeks, de. |. T. SMITH, 159 South st. PO SALB—THte © Tuunane SLO -: 69. 17 over all, 19.38 beam, 5 66 di rebailt in 1875 expenne of $4,000 sive furniture was all been used, owner having continu Ausence on bustnoas, is the Broker, a sree de the beck price which oon beobt ined. Application must be trade to nim only. 5S Beaver at. oR SALE—-THK LARGEST NUMBER OF CABIN open Yacht; also the cheapest and host piace tor wintering yeh FRANK BATES! foot 7th vt,, South Brooklya. Fir SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL BTATE—A ow B2-fovt vpeu Yaeut, Addrew kot, HMorald BNGhG PROPELLER qi ALL PREIGHT AN . Address P KO- eharter,or would vat her on rou PELUER, Herald offer. Yar MANNING, YAQUT Bi BROKE, 59 BEATER has jo bis exclu. is tor sal = 16 centre be and 4 i cr 10 Boate A miniature Yachts, 14 steam acuie aud’ stoamn 8. Bly CAT BOAT, 24 TO 26 FEET. aD «4.899 Post offic URGH ASI od apward: state name of boa LIGHTEK, H i Wantev FO PUCCHASh—HOATHOUSE, AWOUT 50 fovt long; also Seow, Address M, Ll. C., 56 Wayue wt, Jorn City Vy FANTED— CHEAP, AB 1S tour Address M. NONAMME: Portehester, i PANTED—A ABOUT 18 FEET LONG: must very € wit fall parti ine price, BOAT, Portenosters West: cuester co MISCKLLANEOUS, A. — KEST AND COMFORTS TO THE SUFFERING, BROWN'S HOUSKHOLD PANACKA ts the best PAIN RELIEVE in the world [teures Uramp In the Limbs Stomach, Pain ia the Stomneh, Bowels or side: Khe tism in all ite forms, Colte, Gott wud Bruises, “Vous twil to procure it." never been known tor vernal aud external ave « Dspace REPUBLICAN FOR city ity sUDaR, Jovian Sutherland, who retires on mecount of Axe, GUNNING 8.1 “x BEDroRD, Atorney fon four years, and im pluee of ¢} who was an Assi after PILES PERMANENTLY ST aTOATED WwW interrupth wsinere no kite. ag pod yy ree till cured yeicians des Nation JUvDaRD Mat Moat ————$$___——_—_— POLITICAL. nnn ESSIONAL Ol on CONGRESS—TENTH CON. a Colone! GARRETT NAGL*, formerly Coptein ot Cor D, srsiy-uinth regiment 1 Meagher's Lesh Mytaen anes, wi WHO Favor Tit ELECTION OF EDW MAYOR. ( me pete og and bankers of the ik all who ure inte: t We, she apaeeianed, city of New York, ernment in the elt for Mayor, for the rewsar Sanlzation. would become too powerful and tyra jection ot Mr. Se! that Tammany Hall, in the Mayor fis hn four years, of the Cu ad of she Departs three MtrONARe conn T + otlices, in eres to shat whe atrol of Tamman; whote elty adminixernt domination of ‘esont Comptro!le Fo., ond gon of tie phitansaront Known’ to require . Will follow frou his election. but that instituted and carried out weieh w. loosen tue hold of corrupt. politicians upon the treasury of the cityu! New York. JAMES TALCOTT, 108 such reforms will 4 d.110 Franklin at. 98 Fr KNOWER, HAINES & THO WILLIAM WATSON eae at ‘92 and 94 Franklin st, <i ae eeabee ep itt ie} Souc nerar 3 ¢ tS. 35 5 eae CS = ie ESS, S> Fx: >Re Barc BY xc: eels cz < INS 4 U0., corner Ss ecarer a as = ST Bee, etd Ze ‘S| is = 4 vheie 538 Broadway. HAL, 446 and 448 Brosdw: iw: i SF) Se mops =u Pop re Fatt ee get *e ra] = ! HS. 563 Brosdway. ' STIEGLIETZ, 21 and 23 Whito st, oP HL. 624 Lexington a a, 97 Frauskiya at. si} OF fia Fx) one Pek eure, Ess reels SP ES BEFE: se Lied a Worth st, i 361 KEN, 359 Moaawey Jf. 289 Broadway. L 4 107 Pranklio aa = acest 2 ES cat tt sarees ns ‘3 cernae Ee ‘3 PF Fe: iS w cok 2am £5 S> eRe zones, Crear pegerg te ey 2 es 4 ES, 460 Broome st, we uu West Sua oh 8 and 87 Mercer st. S ed Fifth Assemuly Histricy KBY: REGULAR vuMUCRATIC NOMINATION. For Congress, ORLANDO B, POTTER, ——, 10 THK VOLERS ELEVENTH OUON GRESSIONAL DISTRICT. his practical ex: ty bis houorab! York, more, perhaps, than © pluck, energy and ability, ‘Thore has, perhavs, ne of Ametican politics wuet ough 8 tonrtel ordeal Wwitciay LIBBEY, 8. JAFFRAY, ALFRED KAYB, W. KE, wiant, fit & FAREAN, kK. a SAWYER S CO Tews BROS" £00 JILL, BREMKBR BROS. & 00., RENE, PAGE VA Bb BN 400. 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