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FLEETWOOD PARK. VOUB TBOTTINQ EVENTS TODNO, MAX BIED, H. B. AND IUSD BOX THB WINNKBB. Two and a like lumbar of matches were decided at Fleetwood yesterday afternoon.

The track waa heavy, but the (port was ot an interesting First'on the card waa a sweepstake of $25 each, id which were W. Brooks' bay gelding Chartea Young, John D'Xeil'a chest urn gelding Billy, G. Sharps' black guiding Meringo, J. S. Bailey's chestnut mare and P.

McKenna's gray gelding Blue Buin. The first named was the favorite before the start, with Billy second eboice and the others bat little thought of Billy won tba Qrat beat, yet Young still bad the call two to over the Held. He captured the second, third and tourth heats snd tbe race. Next came a match of $500 between Gerry Walker's black May Bird and D. G.

Cameron's gray geldlng Tanner Boy, mile beats, three in five, under A contest undor tike conditions was decided ky the same hcrsos a week or to when May Sird prorad winner. She repeated her victory though It required four beata to decide it. Tbo atarted as the 2 to 1, aad ootwithitandlag Tanner Boy went under wire half a length IB front flmt beat, she held her position in the butting. Tbe nest three heats, credited to May Bird, were aa finely contested as tbe first. They were head and ead until reaching the distance, when Ttimer Boy sue.

CBmbed to tbe pressure, and leaving bia him out five, three and ten lengtha respectively, time being fast. Had track been hard Tanner Boy would have made a batter race, and possibly not been beaten. Benjamin Wilson's b. g. J.

H. Fred. Lowni' b. m. Butcher Ulrl and H.

Tyler's br. g. Fraud, then came upon tbe track in a sweepstakes ot $30 each, mile beata, Ihrea in five, in harness. J. H.

favorite, bad no difficulty iu winning In three straight heats. H. Vans' g. Blind Boy and M. Dixon's br g.

Panic decided a match ot $100, former capturing tbe money aa pleased. SrBBAKT. Flkbtwood Pabb, Yokk, Saturday, Novkbbeb 11, of $26 each; mile beats; three in five, in harness. W. Brooks' b.

k. Charlos Young 2 111 John O'N'eil's ch. g. Billy 12 2 2 G. blk.

g. Meringo 3 3 3 J. Bailey's ch. m. Sarah." 4 4 4 4 P.

McKenna's gr. g. Blue Hum dis. TIB B. garter.

Half. Mile. First heat 39 1:20 2:43 Second heat 1:11 Third heat 3tf 1:20 2:44 Fourth heat 2:41 Sabb $500; belts, in five, nnder saddle. Garry Walter's blk. m.

May 2 111 G. Cameron's gr. g. Tanner Hoy (Woeks) 12 2 2 TIBK. Quarter.

llalj. Mile. Firstbeat 30 Second beat 2:22 Third beat. 2:22 Fourth heal 33 Sabb $30 each, heats, three in five, in harness. Benjamin Wilson's b.

g. J. H. Ill Frederick Lowua' b. Butcher Girl 2 2 2 U.

Tyler's br. g. Frank 3 TIMS. Quarter. Half.

Mile. First beat 42 1:22 2:07 Second boat 1:22 2:04 Thiri beat 43 1:23 2:55 DUtancsd for rumilDK. Sabb $100; beats, three In five, In barneys. H. d.

g. Blind Boy 1 1 1 M. J)ixon's br. g. Panic 2 2 2 Quarter.

Mile. First beat. 40 1:19 2:47 Second beat 40 1:20 2:50 third neat 40 2:48 TltOTTING AT PLAIN FIELD, N. Puaixfibld Dbivihq Pakk, Plainfiklo, N. Satibday.

Nov. $260 lor horses that have never benten $125 to first, $75 to second, to tho third borso; mile boats, best 3 in 5, in bai uuss. BBTB1BB. Peter Maneo's s. g.

Moscow 2 2 111 L. K. Dunham's r. g. St.

George 3 12 2 2 T. 1 ouipkin ch. g. Silvorfail 1 3 3 3 3 V. Brooks' b.

Hesult dr. C. N. Foley's b. a.

Tommy Kyan dr Time, Pabb or $150 lor pacers; $75 to first, $6o to second, and $26 to tbe third horse; luile beats, best 3 in 6 in harnos. P. liantis' g. Julius Ill 4. Chandler's b.

m. Eva May 2 2 a 2 PACING AND KOI TING IN CALIV FOHNIA. Oakland Park, Oakland, Fridat, Not. $400; $200, $100, $60 and Mile heals, best la live, under saddle, Dan Shay's b. g.

Dan Hlee 1 1 H. Rocknlellow's g. Gray Dick 2 X). t-heeiiun's cti. g.

John sconchin 3 J. H. Davis' di. I.aiiy St. Clair dig Tunc, 2:23 Samk for $50 each.

Heals ol a mile In harness. A. H. Yates' cb. f.

Mullle Drew 1 1 A. C. b. c. Billy Kalslon 2 2 W.

Smith's gr. c. llsyward 3 3 Time, roLo. A PLEASANT KEETINO OF THE WE8TCHE8TEB POLO The Westchester Polo Club met yesterday afternoon at tbclr grounds, and some ol tne members enjoyed a spirited alteruoou's play. Tho weather was not exactly as propitious as It might have been, but the rain held oir, and although the grounds were a trifle heavy, there was not tnuch to complain of.

A large party of ladies and gentlemen were present, most of wbom came out with the Coaeblng Club, whleh was represented by Messrs. W. Jay, F. Bronson, F. Nelson and J.

BennetL The polo games commenced about three o'clock P. X. and continued wubout cessation until live o'clock P. M. At brst the contestants were confined to Messrs.

John B. Molt, K. Peters, Harry Charier Post, W. Cray and J. ti.

Benuelt; but later on Mr. Herman Oelrlcbs Joined the party and ailded fresh strength to tbe came. a number ol games were played, in whleh nearly all the players distinguished themselves. but as the tides were chunked so frequently a record tbe games would not be very interesting. Mr.

Hronson's coach left four P. and about aD hour later Messrs. Jay and Bennett also returued to the city. Should I Kerr he of fraudulent Hiker rule it thou It I be rjrui denounced mn. Ifn man vorlky the offlre of h'retidenl thould be trilling to KitId il if "mmlmi or placnl there fy amp Father party out to be dinappointni in tbe rreult, but the ttnmlry not to hate the rreult tainted by the ttupirvm tlirgal or J'alet return.

C. URA.VT. HAND BALL. Aeveral interesting luittches were plsyed at McQuade's court, No. 401 Madison street, yesterday afternoon, In tbe presence or a large number of The first and most exciting contest of tne day was between Francis P.

Dooley and John Herlbert on the one fide and A. P. Delcainbre and John P. Dooley on tbe The match was lor the best two In three games. Heribert won the toss and leu off In floe style, scoring tlx aces before retiring.

Tbe gsme was botly contested and was won by Dclctinbre and partner by a ace. The second and tblrd garnet were also and very exciting. Following is the Dooley and Herlbert 20 21 Delcambre snd Dooley 21 19 A (listen been arranged to be played Tuesday, November 14, at Mctjuade's court, between Michael Landy and Daniel McCarthy for $50 a side. FOOTBALL. NEW TORE OOLLEOES IK THS Columbia College's first mateb at football yesterday, on the ground foot ot Ninth street, Hoboken, against tbe Stevens Institute, was not a suecoss, although many ol the lair sex -were present to spur them to groster exertions.

Tho college toam was a heavy one, whilo the institute team must bo described as light; but their activity op for their In they won by a score of to three, despite tbe protest entered by tho captain against two ortholr members. At a quarter to three tbe gamo wai commenced, tho euperior weight of tbe college men forcing the down Into the Institute wbon a good kick by Brinlterboff the downfall of tbe Institute's gosl In twenty-three minutes. Stevens captured the next three (two) Hornblower being the cause? In fifty-three minutes, alter some bard and rough play on both sides. The fifth and sixth goals were credited to Colombia by Train end Lynch in twenty-two and tbirty-iour minutes, bat tbe next two, just before the call ol time, were scored by Stevens Institute, Mcsts. Nichols and Sblppen careiully steering them between tbe goal the time belnit fifteen which was inatoiy attributable to the very determiucd play of Messrs.

Denton, White and who off the ball. Hsiard Huydana. While. Roberts, Foote, Sheldon, Hornblower. Stanhans.

mainland. SbioMB, Dlliwortb. Nichols and Burckbardt; goal kSeptra, Mortoa aud Ogden. Columbia t'ollege? Meisrs Price (taptaln), Uacb, Unnkerboff. Hogert.

Palmar, Kranke, Morgan, i Parker, Train, Lynch, Hildreth. Kmbree, Colgate. 1 Had lord and Dtvereui; goal Brower and Buab. and Gorgl; refirai, Stevens, of Princeton College. FBINCETON COLLEGE AND THI CNIYEKSITY OF WIK8 IN EIX fiTBAIQHT GOALS.

Pbrcxtox, Nor. 11, 1876. Princotoa College played with the University of Pennsylvania to-day at Germantown a game ot loot ball and won six straight goals. The was played under tba association rules. Time, lb.

SAm. (fan any fmmdi of euepieiom of fraudulent countimj am cxlhfr rule it sKould be reported ami denounced at wee. So km arortAy tke office of President be KilUmy to hold it ifruunted im" or pbired there by amy fraud. Either cam agord to be disappointed im the remit, but the rotmtry amno a ford to bate (At result tainted by the suspicion of illegal false U. S.

GRAJfT. CREEDMOOR. THE $250 OOLD FBIZB MATCH AMD THE "TCBF, PI ELD AND PABlf" BADOE COMPETITION. Some of the choice spirits among America's knights of the trigger bad a fine day's sport yesterday before the targets at Cretdmoor. Whether ilayea or Tllden 1 would go Into office made no difference with our enthusiastic riflemen.

A war from the political caldron that boiled and bubbled with the hell broth ol partisan animosity, removed Irom the excitement of the bul- letln boards, a select few among the lovers of the na- i tlonal sport assembled belore the butts tor the purpose of sgsln measuring strength with each other In Iriendly a atrugglo that left no ranoorous sting of Ul feeling after It. Two matches were at long range, the other the short. The first nsmed competition was lor a prize ol (260 In gold, offered by the Sharp's Rifle Company; tho second was the twelfth competition for tbo Turf Field and Farm gold badge. There was also some shooting at the running deer. TIIS LOSO MATCU.

Thla was a National Rifle Association contest, open to all comers; rifles, any within the rules; entrance lee, distances, 800, 800 and 1,000 yards; fifteen rounds and no sighting sbota at each range; no provious practice allowed on the day of the match, nor Is "coaching" permitted either among tbe competitors themselves or by outside parties. The winner must lead all competitors at each of tbo dla' tancea in order to win the flrst prize. If none of the marksmen comply with tbis condition the pnrse Is considered as not won, bnt ore-quarter of the entrance monoy will be awarded to the competitor who makes the highest aggregate score. One-quarter of the entrance money to be added to the principal prize alter each competition nntil the match be won. Yesterday tbe accond competition was ahot.

Major li. 8. Jewell led tbe Hold on a line sooro ol 202 out oi 226 points. THE 8COBK8. h.

8. jswkll. 800 34 544664465564 900 6 6 3 6 6 6 4 5 4 6 5 336 1,000 4 5 3 6 4 5 5 6 4 3 6 5 5 6 c. a. ULYDKXUUjKU.

800 5 5 4 6 6 5 4 6 6 6 4 5 5 6 900 06566564656465 1,000 6 4 6 4 6 6 4 5 5 5 6 4 0 6 I. L. ALLK.N. 800 2 4 6 6 5 6 5 5 6 5 6 5 5 5 900 1,000 6 4 4 3 3 4 3 5 6 6 4 6 6 0 JOHN SMITH. 800 3 6 4 66565655656 900 4 6 4 6464656545 1,000 53 2 5i 4 6 3 3 5 0 5 5 4 II.

A. GlLbXKSLKKVK. 800 3 3 0 4 5 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 5 5 900 4 4 6 6 5 6 6 5 5 3 4 6 3 6 1,000 46543454636534 WILLIAM UAVKS. 800 35666365565556 900 6 4 4 3 4 5 4 5 3 0 5 4 5 0 1,000 5 6 6 5 3 5 4 4 3 5 5 6 5 3 H. SANKOItl).

800 66444565666464 900 44635454555444 1,000 4 5 4 4 5 4 0 3 4 3 5 6 3 3 1L rlSHKK. 800 4 0 4 4 5 5 5 O655656 9u0 46445665465454 1,000 6 3 6 4 4 6 6 4 4 0 0 3 4 3 X. L. 800 00046653555444 V00 36446455340634 1,000 6 6 3 4 3 5 6 6 2 6 6 6 0 6 1. K.

WATXBii. 00 2 26346665363 900 44465544434444 1,000 6 4532446666064 X. It. MADISON. 800 23645545345653 UU0 43442403653364 (U-64 0 24666423434343 As some ol the competitors appeur not to hsve returned their tiring cards to Mr.

Weston, assistant secretary of the National Rifle Association, or declined having their own names go ou the record, tho score above given is not quite TUX LAST SHORT XANOX COMPXTITION. This was the twelfth match lor tbo Turf rield and Farm gold challenge badge. Open to all members of the National Rlile Association; distance, 200 yards; position, standing; weapon, any breech-loading rille I within the rules; ten rounds, with tbe privilege of two sighting shots. Entrance lee, fll'iy corns. Tho prize to I bo won three times belora becoming till property of tho winner.

ma bcohxs. William Hayes 464464444 F. Davids 446644444 J. L. Price 43456444-5 N.

1). Ward 4 4 4 4 4 44 45 F. H. Hoi ton, 444443464 8. G.

Perry 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 C. K. Robblns 436453444 U. Fuuke, Jr 363463644 W. 11.

Murphy 444463344 J. Farley i 4 4 4 6 4 3 4 4 3 0. H. Eagle 434453 3 46 J. W.

Todd 4 4 3 3 4 3 6 4 4 I G. L. Morse 4 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 3 I U. Fisher 344343864 II. W.

Gourloy 3 3 4444353 A. T. Decker 4 4 3 4 4 8 3 4 3 36 1 U. S. Jewell 543434343 W.

H. Cochrane, Jr 3 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 I). Chauncey, Jr 4 0 4 3 4 4 4 3 5 H. A. Giideraloeve 604434433 J.

L. Killmgcr 3 2 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 31 G. F. Merchant 334305633 3 32 Goorge Waterman 4344 2 3440 J. B.

Holland 420432333 THK AMATKt'K RIPI.S CLUB. Al meeting of tbo Executive Committee of tbo Amateur Rille Club. held Friday eveuing, November 10, the following resolution was ReaoWrd, That the competition tor the brume medal ef the National Kifle Association laku place at frredmoor. I.ong Island, ua Saturday, Novernorr at bail.putt M. only to members of Amateur Bifle Club; distance.

1,00" yards rille, only within the mles; poaition uny without artificial rot; entrance lee. $1. The prise to become tbe persoual property of the winntr in this competition. ATHLETICS. ANNUAL GAMES OF THE COLLEQE Of TBI CITT OP MEW TURK.

ilitr two postponements th? third annual games Of the AlUletIc Association ef tho College ol the City of Now York look place on the New York AthletioClub yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding tbe cold and chilly weather thore wna a very lair attendance of students aud others, and under tbe management of Messrs. Oudin and Loth everything passed oil in a prompt and pleasant manner. Tbe programme comprised oleven events, all being well contested, with tbe aole exception of tbe runniug high jump, whlcb resulted lu a walk over. Tho first race to engage thvattaation of vhe visitors was a wile walk, open to all, for which two contestants II.

Watson, of lbs New York College, and U. Horton, of tbe Harieui Athletic Clab. As soon aa they ware told to go Watson took tbe lead, and at a i very fast pace opened up quite a gap before be had gone half a mile. Watson then settled down at a i alow gait, and after he had completed tbe first lap (one fifth ef a mile). In lm.

Horton was but three yards behind him. In tats way they raced fer the next three laps, Horton occasionally I going up to his smsll opponent by way of a loeler, then falling back again. Coming up tbe last straight, lor home, Hortou made a brush lor Wat, son, wh? had gono out wide irom the pole, aod getting up to him, about twenty-five yards from the finish, Watson attempted to crowd him back, but Horton would not be denied, and, apurting very gamely, beat Watson out by eicbteen Inches. Watson claimed that Horton had no right to take tne pole from him, and that the subsequent collision waa a foal on hla part. The referee allowed the claim.

Time, 8m. iSa. Tbe nest to follow was the trial heats of 100 yards, the first of which waa between (i. W. Lynch, J.

U. Morgenthauaud a Moritt. Lynch failed to get off the first tiaae the pistol was fired and the starter called them back. At the second attempt all went away on even terms, and for hall tno distance tbo race was very ciese, when Moras began to draw away from bis two opponents, and finally breasted tha tape two yards Cheaa ol Lynch, who beat llorgenthau half the diaince. Tune, 12X secouda.

The socotid heal J. Knight won by lour yards Irom E. Ureenbaum and C. Stewart, who ran a dead heat lor second place. Time, seconds The third aad fourth heats wore walks over for V.

Kalkenao nnd E. Dove. The final heat betwoen the four beat winners was very fine race, and alter a anarp struggle Dove won by two yards from Mortis, aad Falkeuan being close up. Time, lljf seconds. The third eveut was tbe hall mile run.

A. Statimway and B. Lou the only contestants out of six entries, Mid Shamway, making pace very strong, soon got good lead and eventually wbu by eighty yards. Time, 2 28a This waa followed by a walk, for which tbe atariere were V. Kalkenan, O.

W. I.yucb, K. C. H. Kopliek, W.

II. Watson and J. FiUtimmona. Tbla time Watson made no mistake, out going right away irom his competitors won by three quarters of a lap, in tit. He did not walk talrly all the way, and received one caution Irom the releree for akippmg oa tbe backstretcb.

Lynch, who finished aecosd, walked in bad atyle, and Manners, who as only beaten a yard, should have bad aecnod tilace, aa Lynch trotted the whole of the last lap. Their time was kui. 32a Fitzsimmons was the fourth and last man to Amah, the others having given up. K. W.

Knickerbocker bad no te oppose him tn the high jump, and he succeeded lc clearing 4 feet 11 inches. The qaartermlle race waa compressed Into one heal Instead ol two trial heats aad a tlnal, the starters being M. I'ntermeyer, K. Dundenmag, W. J.

Campbell, A. Bbomway. F. Baker, H. Kopliek, 8.

W. Hoar, B. Loth and C. Morltz. The send off was poor, as Loth, Moritz and Kopliek, mistaking the signal, tailed to get away.

Campbell led paat the stand, and then lloag i rin to tbe front, where he remained, winning by twenty yards from Shumway, who beat Campbell by two yards. Time, 69 seconds. Two started iu tbe mile ran, J. A. Barrett and C.

Wiggins. As soou as the word was given they went oil as il they had ouly 100 to go, the consequence being that they were bom completely run oat beloregoinga lap. Wiggins then bad tbe lead by a few yards and jogging along very alowly bo won by thirty yards. Time, dm. 9a The three-mile walk was the nest event, and for this four M.

Watson, J. Fitzsimmons, W. W. Smith and S. W.

Lynch. Watson now went for time, and, walking very squarely, soon left all behind him. Lynch gave up alter walking a lap, and Fitzslmuious, by moaus of considerable mincing, Kept second place until the last lap, when Smith closed up to bini, and, both going in a very questionable manner, Anally got in at and won by a yard. liain Smith, 29m. 6s.

Tbe last race was 120 yards, over ten hurdles, between E. W. Knickerbocker and 3. W. lloag Tbe former, alter a good race for half the distance, won by three ysrds.

Tune, 21K seconds. Tbe officers of tbe day of the coarse, B. Loth and Eugene E. Oadin; timekeepers, Mesars. Van Wyck and J.

Watson; starter, L. Plummsr; releree, John Wood. Shoubl there be any grounds of suspicion of fraudulent counting on cither it should be reported ami denotmced at So man iwwrty ike office of PreeidetU should be willing to hold I it ir' "counted in" or placed there by any fraud. Hither party can afford to be disappointed in the remit, but the country cannot afford to have the result tainted by the suspicion of illegal or alee returns. V.

S. GRANT. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATBB or DgrAKTCBB PROM YORK POR TIB MOJTTHB OP NUVKXBgK AND DBCCMSKH. Stromer.

Office. Bothnia Huevia Stale of I'enn'yl'a. City of Berlin Anglla. Mplivl? Holland Oder hey nt Canada Dakota. Abyssinia Lesslng Baltic Utopia Alsatia Hermann Helvetia Russia.

Wieland State of City of Chester Adriatic. Italy Anrhoria Neckar State af Herder. City of Richmond. Australia Priaia Liverpool. Liverpool.

Hamburg Liverpool. Liverpool. Havre Liverpool. Liverpool. Hamburg.

Liverpool. Liverpool. Liverpool. Liverpool, ti amburg. Liverpool.

Liverpool, i.iverpool. Havre Liverpool. 1J amburg. Liverpool. Ham burg.

29 Broadway 4 Bowling Green HI Broadway 72 Broadway 15 Broadway 7 Bowling Uracil 7 Bowling Ureen 69 Broadway 2 Bowline Ureen HH Broadway Hroaaway 29 Broadway 4 Bowliug Ureen til Hroaaway M7 Broadway 7 Bowline Ureen 7 Bowling Open 2 Bowling Uroon ua Broadwar 29 Broadway 4 Bowling oreon HI Broadway 72 Broadway 15 Broadway 37 Broadway 20 Broadway 7 Bowling Ureen 2 Bowliug Ureen 55 Broadway Broadway 72 Broadway til Broadway 15 Broadway 7 Bowling Uroon 61 Brortway ALMANAC FOB NEW DAY. AMD MOOX. San rises 0 46 Sun sola 4 45 Moon a 04 IIIOH VATII Got. Island evo Sandy Hook ere Hell tilts 6 30 4 51 7 21 PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 11, 1876.

ARRIVALS. XBFOKTRB BT TBB BBRALD BTKAM AXD W1UTKSTOHX USB. Steamer City of Berlin (Mr), Kennedy. Liverpool Not 2 and (jueenstown 3d. with and 307 nasaengers to Dale.

Nov lat 46. Ion 50 30. passed a brig rigged Preach steamer, bound east. Steamer Egypt iBr), Urogan, Liverpool Nov 1 and Queenstown 2d. with mdse and lOU passengers to Hurst.

Nov 5, lat 49 44, Ion 3i 16, panMd a (teamer. two red lights: 7th, lat 45 47, Ion 45 29, a brig rigged bound west. Steamer Auglia Mackay, London Oct 2S, with mdse and 44 passe niters lo Header on Bros. Nov 3. lat 47 20, Ion 34 30, passed bark Joha Keed (Br), boand wast; 6th, lat 43 21, Ion 49, bark Howtli, bound do.

Steamed Alps (Br), Williams. Santa Martha Oct 26. CartUagena 30th. Aspinwail Nov 2 and Navassa 5th. with radae and to Pim, Porwood A Co.

Nov 5. oil Navassa, pasted steamer Etna (Br), bound south; same day, lat 2020, Ion 74 07, steamer Acapulco, heuce lor Aspinwail; 6th. lat 22 21, Ion 74 24, steamer Andes (Br), bonnd south. Steamer Colon. Griffin, Aspinwail Nov 2, with mdse and passengers te the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Steamer City of San Antonio. Pennington, Galveston Nov 2 and Key West Htb. with mdse Mallory Co. IIsd hoavj weattber Not 6. off Sombrero Light, paased schr Kicardo Jova, from Cienfuegos (or New York; Hih, off Cape Lookout, steamer Regulator.

Ironi Wilmington, NC, lor do. with scar Nancy Smith, from do for do. in tow; 3 PM. off liatiarai. steamer Ashland, from do for do, with Schr Burroughs, trom do for do, in tow.

Steamer Lone Star, Kotbea, New Orleans Not 3, with mdse slid passengers to A Whitney Co. Steamer Montgomery, Chester, Kernaadina Tta fort Koyal Not 8, with mdse and passengers to li Mallory A Steamer Gen Barnes. Cheeseman, savannah 3 days, with mdse to Geo Vouue Steamer Albemarle. Glbbs, Lewes, Dal. with to tha Old Uomlnlon Steamship Co.

Steamer Leopard, Albertsoa, Philadelphia, with coal to order. Is bound to New Bedtord. John Mann (Br), Uibson, Bremen 38 days. In ballsst to Whitney A Co. Bark Carina dial).

Heaaati. London 70 days, with chalk to Drexel. Morgan Co; to Merchant. Nov 6, 15 miles eaat of Absecnm Light, was rua into by a threemasted schooner aud was rut down to the water's edge, stove bulwarks and had malntopgallafctmast, Ac, carried away. Bark Gonnanght (Hr).

Richardson, Liverpool Sept 30. In ballast to Snew Burgess. Is anchored lu Urave.ead Bay for orders. Bark Ban Masuranlch (tusi, Paienrich, Hall via Delaware Breakwater Sept 1, to Siocovieh A Co. Bark Cnlsrlna (Ilal), Uarguiet, Bordeaaz 6J daya, to Robmaon.

Brig vVolfville (of Liverpool, XS). Bartllng. Rio Granda do Norte 32 days, with sugar to Boyd lllneken. Brig Eiche iBn. Strobridge, Porto Cabello Get 22, with co(lee, Ac.

to Dallett, Boulton Co. Had One weather to Nov thence heavy and KK gales; 4th, lat 34 3U, Ion 74, paased ichr Sullivan Sawin bound Tom Williams. Kdwaidt. Para 24 days, with rubber, Ac. to Burdett A I'ond, vessel to Wenberg.

Uos de Mayo (Sn), Vail hornet, Haracoa 20 days, with fruit to Madge. VVaa ft days north of Hatteraswith Strong NW gales; Nov 4, off Cape Henry, had a heavy gale iromNK to NX', lasting 48 hours, in which carried away bowsprit and washed vas-el fore aud alt. Schr Galveston. Uibbs, Galveston 20 days, with cotton to Tupper A Brattle. Schr Kidgawood, Johnson, Georgetown, SC.

12 days, with naval stors. to Dollener, Potter A Co; vessel to 1) Hurlbut A Co. Schr Jennie A Sheppard, Wilbur. Baltimore. PASSED THROUGH HKLL GATE.

BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City ol New Bedford, Klsh, Now Bedford for New York. Steamer Galatea. Walden. Providence for New York.

Brig Prentiss llobbs, Ulake, Providence lor New York. Schr Maggie (Br). Reld. Poiat Woll lor New York. Sehr Mary Miller.

Dayton, Providence lor New York. Schr Sallle Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton for New York. Schr Addie Sawyer, Cook. Portland. lor Now York.

Schr llolmet, Crocker, Providence lor N.w York. Schr Price. Price. Providence lor Ne-v York. Hchr Kloyd.

Clifford, Providence tor New York. Schr Artist, Forrester. Sandwich lor New York. Sciir Wooiaey, Tirrell, Providence for New York. Schr Brigadier, Davis.

New Haven for York. Schr Josephine Waples, Hughes, Provldenco for Now York. Schr Vapor. Young. New llavea for Trenton.

Sehr dale, Warwick, Providence for New York. ScUr Currio, Pease, Portland, Ct, for New York. BOUND MAST. Steamer Ooa Whitney. Hallett, New Yerk for Boston.

Brig Lady Bird (Br), Brett. New jrk lor St Johns NF Sehr Sea Lion (Br), Mclntyre, New York lor St John. KB. Schr Reno. Shaw, Hobokes for Lynn.

Schr Benjamin lleed. Thlbbitts, llobokea for Bath. Schr Alics B. Uassett, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Matioaay, Perkins.

Ambov tor Lynn. schr Light ol the East, Higgins, Port Johnson far Providence. Schr Penned, Taompson, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Pavillion, Loacb, Holtokea tor Bangor. Schr Iona, Coombs, Port Johnson fur Salem.

Hchr Sarah Bird. Jones, Sew Yerk ler Boston. Schr Saratoga, Nickersou, Port Johnson lor Pawtneket. Schr Brasos. Raynor.

Port Johnson for Providence. Sciir Mary Plerioa, Thompson. Port Johnson for Providence. Scbr Sophia Bebrmaoa. Smith, Fire Island for Pair Haven.

Schr Barbara, Jones, lloboken for Pawtneket. Behr Ira Laffrinier. Coleman, lloboken for I'roridenoe. scbr John Priee, Nlckerson. Aroi.oy tor ProvldeMe.

Sehr Orosimbo, GuptlU, Weehawken tor Boston. Scbr Alton, Carter, Weebawkea tor Boetoa. Schr Henry May. Hatch, lloboken tor Providenoa. fschr Minquaa, Phillips, Hobokea for Providence.

Schr Idaho, Jameeon. Amboy tor New Bedford. Sehr Henry Lemuel, Jarvls. New York for Tanntoa. Schr II A Iteming.

Boardnan, Amboy for Hartford. Scbr Ann, Stratton. Amboy for Scbr li Curtis, Curtis Philadelphia for Boston. Sehr Prank Maria. Alley, Amboy for Kail Kiver.

Sehr Olive. Reynolds, lloboken lor Pail River Schr Challenge. Norwood, lloboken lor Somerset. Schr Geo Morten, Eddyville lor Hwstoa. Schr Hlackatona, Wiek.on, lloboKtu for Pall River.

Schr Huntress, ftprague. lloboken for Providence. Scbr Hopper. New York for Boston. Schr Charlie Norton, white, Amboy far Portland, Ma.

Sehr Paren Pleieber. Hob. for Boston. Hchr Mary Brockwav, Kjrd. Port Johnson lor Basex.

Scbr Rorer, Mnilh. New York for Boston. Schr Lngaao, Brown, I'ort Johnson for Portland, Mo. Schr Thos Cooper, llogan, New York for Warren, RL Schr Redondo, Young, New Tsrs for Newport. Meltr Bangor, Uvrbam.

Pott Jobneea ler East (irooawteh. Schr Venice. port Jobnaoa for Btiton. Rcbr Uibwu. Coffin, Hoboktu tar Providence.

Kchr Fannie Allr. A for islam. hrt.r A Mitchell, Port Johnaou for loilM. Bchr Tome, Sow Ton for Stamlord. BELOW.

Bark George Kiagman, Howe, from FiuicoU, Brig AiltUua, Crom CLEAKED. Steamer Britannic Thompaoa, Liverpool via Cortia. Steamer fc.n*l*n(i (Br), Thompaoa, Liverpool via ilurat. ntoamer (Br), Dickie, Broa. Steamer Colombo (Br), Larar, Hall rla Southampton? Chu Wright Co.

staamer Victoria (Br), Hedderwick, i Broa. riteamar Caataila (Br), Bailor, Broa. Steamer Rhetu (Oar), Fnanke, Bremen Tta Boutbamp- A Co. ateauier 8t Uarmaiu (fll, Koculoui, Havre via Plymouth Louie da Beblaa. i stoamer North Polat, Klrby, Thomas, Lori.lard Meamar Clyde.

Kennedy. Clyde Co. Stoamer City of dan Antonio, Pennington. Ualveaton via Key Weil-C Mallory A Co. Star, Koruaa, Boar A Whltnar A Co.

Steamer Hndaon. Queer, Now ft Seaman. Steamer San Salvador, Nlckeraon, Tooge. Steamer Bearse. Tnre.

Steamer Champion, Lock wood, Qolntard ft Co. 8teamerS0 Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, Rootue. Jr. Meajner Vinelauii, Bowen, Dafiell. Steamer A Stlmera.

Warren. Hand. Staamer Agnea, Murdlck. A Morgan. Meamar Gen Whitney, llallett, Dirnork.

Ship Caahmaro (Brj, Mayo, Tufta A Co. Ship Flying Eagle, Croarell. Brown A Co. Bark Rome (Br), Campbell, Edje Co. Bark Shlele (Br).

Mocier, Bertaux. Bark Peleg (Ana), Ulavatovicb. Belfast, A Co. Bark Memento (Nor), Andersen, Cork for Eilye Co. Bark Cuomo Primo (Ital), Cuomo, Storey Co.

Bark Veneranda (Ital), Trapaal, Storey Co Bark Medea (Geri. Bradhering, Toblaa Co. Brig Larkan (8' Funch, Kdve Co. ypor Brig Larkan (Swa), Llthmaa, Calcutta via Reunion? Brig of Dsvon (Br). Tregertha, Bulley.

Brig Eva (Br), Slncumb, Bert Brig Pettis (Br), Pettis, Do Wolfe ft Co. 11 rig Torrid Zone (Br), Cooper, Port au Murray, Hrlg Gnlsborongh (Br), Hansen, Port an Murray. Jr. Brig Wanbun, WllUy, St Thomas and a Clapp ft Co. Brig Lady Bird (Br), Rex, St Johns, Outerbridge.

Schr Sarah Potter, Wall, ft Loud. schr Wm Keeney, Beers, Miaatitlan, Brant ft Bro. Schr Emma Blley, Coffin, Mayaguea, Son ft Co. Schr Sawyer. Cnmmlaga.

St John. lleney. Sctr Kllsa a Beard Odell, St John. NB-A lleney. Schr Sea Lion (Br), Mcintyre, St John, I Nevlua ft Boa.

(Br), GUehrist, St John, NB-P I ft Son. Schr Lont'a, Gaaklll, Washingtou, Mills. Schr Eldridgc Gairr, Aierj, Bock ft Co. Schr Liiale Mc.Vichol, Fanning, Boston-Jed Frys ft Co. Schr Matthew Vaaaar, Jr.

Kelly, New ft Wood. Schr i'oialer, Dill, Provldance and ft Wood. Schr Hester Duncan, Cuff, ft Bro. Schr Emetine Sopor, ft Waltera. Sloop Fred Brown, Hall, Jackson ft SAILED.

Steamer Britannia (Br), for Liverpool; England (Br), do; Colombo llull: UtiUllt (Bri, Glasgow: (Br), do; Castle (Br), London; Kheiii (Oer), Bremen; 8t Germain Havre: North Point, 8t Tbomae, Ac; Clyde. Havana; Hudson New Orleans; Nereua, Charleston; Philadelphia: EC Might, Georgetown, DC; Leopard (from Philadelphia), New Bedlora; ship jamee Koster. Jr. Liverpool: John Kottman, Gloucester; Octavia (Br), Babla via Klchmond: brim Elbe (Ges), Hamburg; Kosebud (Br). Plymouth; tllen Stewart, Klngaton, Ja.

Wind at sunset. NW; at midnight, NW. Barometer at sunset, 29.00. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Nkwpoht.

BI, Not 11. 1878. name or the sloop that towed here lait nlslit by revenue cutter Grant to be the Olio, of Taunton, from New York for New Bedford, with a cargo of acrap Iron. The captain reports that he lost mainsail and Jib Nov 10, ofl Beaver Tall; let go both but tha being rough they did not hold, and the vessel vai rapidly drifting on to the rocks when the cotter hooked on to her and her (rum going to piocet. Schr llenry Qlbbs.

from Uoboken for New Bedford, reported ashore between Hill and Kort bilged. Her to-day maal a contract with John Co, to get her off for $000, and they will proceed her to-night with steam pump and diver. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Stkavkr (Br), from Qaebee for London, put Into Plymouth, Oct 27 to coal, Kept -'3, shipped a sea amidships, bv which bar bridge and deck were iwept, every movable article being waabad overboard. The boats ware smashed and other damage done.

gtiAiis Timor (Br), from Amor for New York, put into Iluag Kobk Pet 25 for mealcal assistance, received It and proceeded. Shif Ehbhald built at Bath in 1853, metalled la 1872. now la port, has bean eold to narties in this city at 8uir 100 tons of cargo had been landed at 8t Helena Oct 10 from ship II Southard, from Madras for Havre. The leak ha.l taken up. Ship Intkkpid.

Simmons, from Pabellon de Pica for Fallaeutb. had discharged all her cargo at Bahia Oct 7 and proceeded that day for Kio Janeiro, where she would decked and thoroughly overhauled in order to return and proceed with her cargo. Skip I.kwis (Br), from Manila for New York, which arrived at St Helena Oct 8 and proceeded, reported having, from Sept to 27th, between Alcoa Bay and cape Agulhas. experienced a succession of very heavy northwest rales during which she split several sails, epruag rudder head, carried away mlsaatopmaat with everything attached. Bake Klisa (Sp), from Campeachy for Marseilles, waa SDoken Oct 24.

tat 41. Ion 74 21. nuder Jnrymaats. having encountered tha burrioaae of the 20th at I' and lost maismast cleaa by the board, foretopgallantmast aud mtaseiitopara.1t. not require any aaaistaace.

Bark (Oer). Scbatte, from Bremen Ang 20 for Galveston not been heard from ilace she passed Duageness Sept 2. ller at Galveetoa thlak it probable that she fallen a victim to the hurricane. Babk Magnolia (Kr), Labesque. from for Quebec which put into Guadeloupe leaky, had been surveyed Oct'i) aad the cost of repalrlag would.

It was estimated, exeeed her valuatlan, she woald probably be condemned. Von upward bound, grounded at Blanko- i nese Oct 20. Vou Moltke (Br), MeColly. from New I York arrived at Hamburg Oct Bark Kita from Llrerpool for Mlramlehl. when 51 days aut was burned at sea: on Monday last aa English brig picked up the crew In an open boat.

Three of them were alterward translerred to the brigantlne John Good, which has arrived at Sydney. Brio Olivkr (Br), Jones, which sailed from New York Oct 20 lor Port au Prince, waa lallen In with abandoned by steamer ktna. frem New Vork. which pot a prise on bcytrd unii took into Port Brio Nichols iBr), from Matamas, at Pensacola Nov would go lato dock tof having encountered heavy weather; lost Jibooom ana sprung aleak. Brio Laura 351 tons, built at Beaufort In 1855, been to parlies In tnis city at a private urlce.

Brio Elixabbtii. wrecked at Porter Passage. East Halifax was sold, with her cento (about 150 at indard of tar IIto to Hill, of harbor. the vessel went to pieces lu the gale ol Nov 7. Brig Jclio (Pert).

Irom Bahia lor New York (sugar), put Into Pernambaco Oct 4. having lost her foremast during a gale Sept 28. BkigJoiix Pikri'K. from Philadelphia, arrived at New, port. HI.

Nov 11. with of anchor and chains. SciiR COLOMBIA, fr ni Kondout for Newport and Providence arrived at Newport Nov 11, leaky, having sprung a leak off Heaver Tall, ller cargo tcenscnt) arobahty damaged. Sell it A Dokovan, from Newport, for Martiuiqno, which put Into Lltbwu Oct 0 in distress, repaired aud resumml ber voykge Oct "i5. Si uk Alruna (Br), from Garllestown for St John.

NB. before reported, arrived at Queeustown Oct with foremast head sprung. Ac. Eault Bird, or New York, before reported abandoned. lallen in on the 21th or October by brig Oliver Cutis from New Vork for Port Prince.

The duet officer and two men were put on oar I of her. who took her to I'ort au I'rlnce She was in condition ou her arrival. nothing visible being the matter with her excepting loss main boom and loru gall spliced. Scitn A McDonald, fisherman, or Portland, before ra- I ported uilsstug. was last seen on the Western Banks, April Su lying to in a gale, where it supposed slie was loet, as she has not been heard froui since.

I'be estimated value of tba vessel was with an Insurance ou and or iU I'he have given ap the vessel, ana the have been cancelled at Alkxandbia, Nov eolllsleu occurred at the Leng Bridge yesterday evening between the steamer Lady of the l.ake aud the schr Lena Cottiagham. They were bound In opposite directions, and both attempting to pass tha draw at the ssme time came In collision, the schooner having her bowsprit broken oil and the steamer losing a portion or ber forward ol her wbeelhouso. The Cettlnfuam put Into the nere lor repairs. Bowton Nov 11-Schr Rita, reported ashore yesterday on Barn's Head, came off at high water laat night with but slight damage. Nkwpobt, Nov salvage on sloop Louisa, before reported picked up butween Block Island and Montauk Polut abandoned, by the schr lsaaa Patch, or Gloucester, sallied ou the by arbitration, allowing the schooner nnd owners $20C for towing the sloop Into port.

Philadklpbia, Not previously reported sunk on the night or the 8th near Pea Patch. Is the Hprav. of Brldgetoa. NJ. oha cut In two by tha steamer and two men were drowned.

OBBBKC. Nov Quean of England (Brl. Hanson, from Quebec for Plymouth, and bark Lydla (Br), Sewell, trom yuabae lor Barrow, collided In Indian cove. Damage SPOKEN. Steamer Etna (Br), 8am-on, from Port au Prince for Savamlla and Asplnwali, Nov 5.

off Nayaase iaud the Port au Prince taken off by iteamer Irom Asplnwali, "ship Ada lredale (Br), apt on. from for San Francisco. Sept 27. let 31 8, Ion Hd W. Ship Castle Head (Hr).

I.may from Valparaiso for San Francisco. Oct 2. lat 21 lou VI W. Continental, Clark, from New York for 8an Kranclsco July -8. lat II S.

lou 32 W. Ship Rassell (Br). Irom Melbourne lor London, Oct Card, Trom Sunderland una 8 for Madras uo date, lat 2D Ion 8tt E. Duisberg (tier). frons BalUmore for Botterdam, Oct 18, lat 41, Ion 5-'.

Bark (Br), Bulta. fretn ttniN far Belfast. Ocl 24, I at 49. Iod 'it Bark Roe lb. loung.

from London Tybee. Oct 22, 47, lao 17. Bark Grsce Caon (Br), Sheldrake, from Antwerp far Sandy Hook. Act 4. let 44, lorn V.

Bark Briefly tiill (Br Baird, from Saa rraacieao for London. Sapt 28, Ut 8 30 X. Ion 1 IB W. OUE CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. iimir Not steamer Nederiand (Bale).

James, Philadelphia (and paased Flushing at 3 PM); ship Edgar Brown, do. Bnirrou, Not steamer Cornwall (Br), Stamper Haw York. BcLraat, Mot bark Alexander Keith (Br). Fisher, Philadelphia. Bbbmbr, Not lad.

ahtp Noaantum. Foster, Sew Orleans; berks Calcatta Lewis, North America: llth, Hattle Goadey (Br), O'Brien, United Cteuiti, Not brig Knots. Dyer, Newcastle, B. fur Marseilles (too below). Dbal, Not It, 8 etoamer Canada Sumner, from New York for London.

Bailed llth, chip Pride of (Br), for Charleston. UlRCirri, Not bark Sarah Klngsbary, hole. Litskj-ool. Not steamer BuenaTentura (Sp), Isplsua. Baltimore.

Arrived llth, PM, learner Scythla (Br), Hains, New Tori. Bailed llth, steamer Russia (Br), Cook, New York Tia Quoeustown; bark Brodreaa (Nor), Bveaaen. United Loxooh, Not hark Sea Creel (Br), McLean. Coiled Liaao.i. Not bark Yalenliaa (Bp), Oe Anibalsaga, Darien.

Nbwcastlb. Not bare Mlnda (Nor), Johnaen. New York. Pobt Natal, bark Armenia, Sailor, Now York. (jcnuiTOTii.

Not iteamer Uolleepont (Br), Perriaa, Galveetou; Marlanna Ferro (Itali. Otto. New York; Spring (Br), Gaylard, do; Antomaitn Accame (ltal), Corvetto, Philadelphia. arrived llth, Nevada (Br). Onard, New York for Liverpool; Caspian (Br), Trocks, Ualtlmora, Ac, for do (and both proceeded).

10th. 4 30 PM, itaamor Baltic (Br), Kennedy (from Liverpool). New York. Rottbbdab. Not bark Jaioa (Oer), Orimm, United States.

Tbibstb, bark Emilia Radevich, New York. Not 11, Margaretha, Philadelphia. Nor 11, for United Cagliari. Nov 11? The American brig Ennls. Capt Dyer, from Newcastle.

for been towed into port with the of and Hatkb. Not sailing of the Gcnsral Tramaflantic Amerique baen poatponed until tomorrow, on account of prevailing WEATHER BBPOBT. Uoltrbao, Not 11. BSE. freth gala.

Lizard, Not 11, PM SB, strong; cloudy. FOREIGN PORTS. Calcutta, Oct port. Astrscana (Br). for Boaton; Pride of the Port, Sawyer, for do; bark llaidee (Br), Dickie, for Baa Fraucisco.

Sailed from Saugor Sepl 24. ships Fanny Tucker, Boston; Aminta (Br), Meylar, New York; Oct 6, Conipta (Br). Hart, Man Prenciaeo. Gibraltar, Oct brig Llisie Klmbail, Storer (flrnm Kicnmond), Fame; 19th, Christina Sureda (from New York), do; aid, Vittoria (ltal). De Martlno (from do), do.

In port Oct 24, bark Jobs Marsh, Hubbard, from New York, Honoi.olo, Oct Zealandia (Br), I Smith, San Francisco for Sydney. NSW; 21st, bark Sonoma Newberry, San Francisco (and sailed same day for Pacitio Islands). Halifax, Not brig Fred Thompson (Br), Smith. Charente. bbbmib (iiaytl), Oct Eldridge, Wilmington.

NO. Kingston, a. Nov iteamer, Ciarlbel. Ferguson, New York. Malaga.

Oct A Henderson, Henderson, Leghorn; Ball, Kyder, Tarragona. Manila. Nov port, Star of the West, Gardner, for New York, Idg. Montrbal, Nov Medora, Downie, Glasgow. Nbwcastlb.

NSW, Sept Aldborougb(Rr). Tickle. Han Franciico; 2rtth, Greta (Br), McCreary, do; Oct Grisedale (Br), Dodd, do; 5tb, bark Kamebamelia IV (ilr). Wyiie, do. Pobto Cabbllo, Oet port, bark Rocket, Atkimon for New York; Klrby.

llarrott Philadelphia) far New York, in ten Ada Halls (Br), Johnson for do in three Port ad Pbi.ncb, Not port, ubr Daniel Webiter, Haskell, from Boston. Arrived 3d. brig Oliver Cntts (Br), Jones, New York: schr Early Bird, in eharge of chief officer of brig Oliver Cults (Br), picked np abandoned (see Miscellany). Pucwasu. Not bark Valkyria (Br), McQuarne, Liverpool.

(jobbbo. Nor harks Kersey, Salter, Ardrossan; Albinus, Sweeney, Cardiff; Congress, McKensie, Holyhead; Alexlna. Gauthler, Operto. Sydnbt, NSW, Oct ships Shakespeare (Br), Hughes, Ban Francisco; 7tn, Bonmore (Br), do. KtJoi.ii, F.

Not 11? Arrired, staamer Hibernian (Br), Archer, Liverpool for Baltimore, to, Victobia, Nov down, bark for Melbourne. fPlR 8TEAMBB DAX0TA.1 Abbbdbbn. Oet Dan robin Castle. Jackaoa, Quebec: 29th, Hlndostan, Halllle, do. Atr, Oct Albatross, Nielsen.

Quebec. AscxroioN. Oet Ceres, Plndiey, from Shanghai for New York. Albxajcdbia, Oet 27-Kalled. Acaala (s), Craig, Messina.

BaBROW, Oct Nova Scotia, Abbot, Quebec. Bottom, Oet Elena. Moltedo, Baltimore; Emma. FarufBnl. do.

Bristol, Oct Lord Dnfferin, Hansen, Quebee. Arrived 29th, Vesta, Morrill, New York. Belfast. to Oct Norton. Davies, Quebec; Forest Queen: MC Almont, Mlramalchi; A IE Lovltt, Smiley Quebec; The Kildsre.

Davis, do. Cobk, Oot Lottie, Enois. Baltimore. Cro.nstadt, Oet 35 Bailed, Bobie Burns, Murray, Blsinors. Ccttb.

Oet Sarah Emma, Allen, Philadelphia; 2Hth. Kosaak, Smith, Messina. Cabthagbna, Oct Onion, Phelan. Genoa. Oct Lake Simeoe, Halcrew, New York and Montreal.

Calcutta. 8ept Compta. Hart. Ban Francisco; 29th, Aminta. New York.

Dbal, Oct Najadeu, Carlson, London for Pensacola; 29th, Percy, Jeuten. do fordo; Tlirrs, Cosnllch, do for Hampton Both. Abraham Lincoln, Lundstrom, London for New York; Fadreneslondel. Nleison. London for Ponaacola; Kjnkac.

ao for New York; Agra. Uarwnod. do for Hampton Koadn. Anchored S'Hh, Freden, Halversen, New Yont for London; Mary Hogarth. Baltimore for the north.

Balled 30th. Svenira, from Lo'idon for Peusacola. Passed do SOtb, Alice Hoy, McKensie, Lyan for St John, Dotkr Oct Brothers A Sisters, Aubrey, New York for Ipswich. Passed -6th, Gentile, Rosette. Hull for Baltimore.

Dabtkoctu, Oct Catoiica, Olirln, London for Xaw York. Dukdbk. Oct Oskar, Olsen. Pensacola. Dl'BLiK.

to Oct Alice. Quebec. Oet of the Bay, Williams, Shields, for Malaga. Dunkirk. Oct in the Roads, Da Yeber, Wright, New York.

Sailed Besaie, Dalrymple. New York. Kxbocth, Oct 11 Odlorne. Penanlt, Sydney, CB. Kastbocrrk.

Oet Baaehv Head, Cordillera, Me- I Alllater, from 8hlelda for Ban Franciico: to 30lb, Adele, 1 from New York for Hamburg; Eoa, Thermenaen, Baltimore for Berwick. Folkbstomb. Oet 30? Passed, Elieser, Gannefsen, from Shields for Baltimore. Gloucbxtbr, Oct Lissle, Evnns, Pagwash; Lynet. Petersen, Montreal; Wlnlieid.

Bibber, Boston; i Gaspe. Thompson. Quebec: Ahto. Wlrpl, Baltimore. Sailed 2Hth, Mercurlus, Targard, New York; Mlo Cnsino, Olivari, New lork; Weymouth, Durkee, Sandy Hook: Agar, Russanicb.

New Orleans; 31st, Apotheker Dieaing. Negeharth. Wilmington. Oct Wllhelmina, Low. Onebee: Brunswick, Hntchiaaon, Portland; 30th, Oa Capo, Jergen son.

tjueuec. Sailed. 27th, Olympia (s). Young, Lisbon (and sailed tor Greenock 30tbi. Gbkkkoob, Oet Talisman, Gray, Quebec; Da Capo.

Jnrxenseii. do; ('alodonis, Oudmnndsen, Chatham; I.ouisa, Kraeft. Iltree Rivers; Leaping Water, MeMillon, Qurlifc: Citv of Montreal. Wilson, do. Galu ay.

Ort A de Bavoia, Bnalettl, New York via Falmouth. Oct Sarah Kingsbury, Grlflln, Naples. Gnkua. Oct Veto. Krell, Rio Marina; 28th, Hesperia, Blromirren.

Orleans. Arrived jBth. Tyrlan Murray. Glasgow. Oirkai.tar, O.

23 Arrived Oreate. Ilerma. New York. Cleared 24th, Canning. Mlchner, Hunkirk Hull, Oet u), Kisher, Qnebec; 30th, Hindoo (s), Mill, New York; Flgll Accame, Pinoncelll.

Baltimore. Harwich, Oot 30-Arrlved, Lllla, Picasso, for Ipawlch. Oct 30? Arrived, Magna, ZachaViason, Quehee. Hsmboru, Oct Wioland (s), Heblch, New York. Arrived at Cuxhaven Oct 27, Peerless.

Jones, Pabelloa de Pica. Hki.tobt Oct Allda. Navel, Baltimore. Sailed 20th. Galatea, Harden kmenca Havrk, Oct Edward Kidder, Petorsen, Cardiff.

Clearad 27th, BrlUsh America, Loekhart, Hampton Hono about Oet 25, Teviot (a), Niibet, Amoy. Ac. for New York (put lu for medical and i proceeded) I.ivbkpool, Oct 2B? Arrived. Hoiivsr (Br), Doherty, New Orleans; Progress, Bull, (Quebec; Hibernian is). Archer.

Baltimore: 29th. Abyssinia Is). Murphy, New York; Otto A I Antoine. Gunderson. Quebec: Dominion (s), Huberts, do; I Illinois (s).

Puliadulbhia: UOih, Peruvian Is), Smith, (Quebec. Sailed 2Mtli, Affeslone Lantorl, Baltimore; Adelia Hill, Jenkins, Negspatam; Msria Aste, (rlivarl, Baltimore: 2Mb. John Brvce. Morse, Callao; Prince Leo- I pold, Ccchrau. do; Prlnc Kiiicaue.

Smith, do; Vice Ainmlraglio Teirethoff, Lewes; City of Limerick is), Lockhead New York via Bordeaux; 3lat. Palestine (si. Owens, Boaton Quorn, Peterson, Mobile Algonquin, (Ireig. Hombay; Edwin Morrison. Lavender.

Savannab; Oliver Kuierv, Swatrldge, i.owes, Aurora, Koas. Philadelphia; Jautaen. Bklund. do Cleared Grantnn, Pasael. Penaacola: 30th, Hretanooga, Johnson, Tvbee; Jos Clark, illnu, i'ciuacola; Mary A Nelson, Smith.

Halifax Lo.ndok.Oci 2H? Sea Crest, Boanett. Philadelphia; Ma rlanlyat, Llndhard, Saguenay; 30th, Arctla, McDonald. Wilmington. NC; t'arrick. Carr, New York land entered out for liong Kongi; Bertha, Gaain.

Quebec; Somond, Burnson, Saguenay; Kldrod, Jacobaen, Quebao; Aurora, Bonnevie, do: Severn do t'leared Napoleon, Burk. Now Orleans; Candido, I'allero, New York; Peerless, Walker, Malifaa; 31st, Jadenstl Dubrovackl, Matcovich, New York. Entered out Bird, Packard. Batavla. Sailed from Gravessud JHlh- Nordsilenieu, fur Penaacola; 29th.

IMmv.for do; 30th. Hudson. Kniaht. for Sjew York. Lanlasii.

Oet Ivauhoe for Trinidad. Lixard. Oct 21 Paaaed. George Washington, Parodl, Uu I lor Philadelphia. l.OMDOMiBKRr, Oct A Goddard, Lewie.

Bt Johns. Sailed IHtn. Sunbeam, Harding (or Whitney), Baltimore. Lisrom, Oct A D. aovaa, Doaeren Urom Newport, having repaired', Martinique.

Lkuiiorr, Oct David A Hall, Palermo; 2Hth, Ken-ett. Iluptlll, Messina. Moaraosa. Oct 28-Arrived, Nina. MsKensie.

Quehee. Mmsixa. Oct Zeal Priest, Ummtltee salted 2ttb fur New York. it). Mapkas.

Oct d-Salled. KUu Alias, Harding. Chlttagong. Miuci. Oct Thonu Bill, RjMr.

Tirrt gona. A Henderson, Henderson. Leghorn. Mahimilss. Italia Glaa-jow, Ac; Horace Pickett.

Mipiiu. Oct Atlantic, Leidk--. Darlea. 1 Nrwar. Oct Arstas, (rom Baltimore.

Bailed 30tn, Hawthorne, Whitney, Lewea: Kong Sverre, Larsen. New Orleans. Olii CalaB.1*, WCA, Sept Bolivia, fctevens, Poktlan Oct Lea. Swerchlnich, London fot New Yora, Pkxabih. Oct Edward Kidder, Kidder, Havre.

Mailed 30th. Resolute. Nlcke'a. Rio Janeiro. Pillac.

Oct Kuimer, New York. Oct -Arrived. Milieu. lUrmoud. Genoa.

Oct Jennie Southampton; Sailor Prince, Baltimore; 30th, Libble it. for Liverpool; Nichols. Hull. Maria ScbiaOino. Srattp.

Ip.wicb: Ceslaote. Oiachaltl. do; AdaUua Aveguo, Hamburg; SIM. Annie Barker. Doboy.

Rvx Oct 28? Passed, Hypatia, Marshall, London, Philadelphia. Kuuouv Sept Inspector, Krsklne, Channel. SoCTluarron, Oct 28? Arrived. IndaArle, Lartea, Oct Victory, 28th. Aurea.

Coates. Llsboa and Ball River Swansea. Oct S'J? Arrived, Harkess. James, Boeton. Catharines Point, Oct 30-Paeaea.

Helvetia, frcin Antwerp lor New York. SuiKLD'i. Oct lad, Magnolia tor Peasaoela; aotb, Hul-uu for Philadelphia SwtNKauMDK. Oct Anna, Slewerto, and Hell. Boegwaldt, Philadulphla; Proaperlta, Olaan, Oct Kactral, Faulkner, New York.

St Oct Kgersuud. Aslagseu, nali; Lydla. Cunningham. Saw York. Manila st II klkka.

Oct Trefry.Manlla (and tailed for New Yorki 9th Prlnee Victor, cutu (nod tailed for 10th, Llls worth, Htultn, Passaroeang land sailed for Quoenstown). Scke, Oct 29-Knterad the canal, Bengal Douglass, from Japan and China for New York. Tiioojt. Oct 28? Arrived. Pamlico Ilayden.

Quebec. Sailed 30th. Listle Gillespie. Bergman. DeagrarnsVl.

king, Byeraon, Emma Halt, rerry, Bat. COH, Sept 23-Arrlvad. Expraaa. Burka, Hen itxha Oct Breldabllk, Jorgenaen, Baltimore. Sailed 3 Panuy, for New York.

Hautlkpool. Oct Llllia (s). Clark Montreal; 30tli, Duke ol Wellington. Thompson Uuebee. about Oct -9, City of la king (av Maury, baa Francisco lor Hong Konir.

AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O. Nov 10-Arrived, Stoni King. Wllmlnirtan. Cal.

ltlver Clyda (Br), MUiar, United klnr doni. Nov (teamen Siberia (Br), Harrlaon. Liverpool; Olaucus, New York. Roman, Crowell, Philadelphia; Wm Lawrence, Baltimore; Neptune. Berry, Stw York) Northern Light.

Wallace, Sagca; Preacott Haseltlne, Wed I in, acktonvllle; Chat Lawrence, Kemp, New Op SLattuck. Thatcher, Port Royal; llarrii I Whiton, Rich, and Wright, Freeman, Georgetown, 1)C Sampson, Cneatar. Caaa; Henry WUt? ington. Crowell, aud Convene, Plummer, Baltimoret Plymouth Rock, Parker. New York.

Batavia and Centipede; ship Qolnterei Linle 11, A Brown and New England; Ricl? mond and Princeton. Clearod 10th, uhlp Qulntoro (Quat), Manning, Brlatol, fl (and tailed 1 lth). BALTIMORE, Nov ateamar Berlin (Oar), pople Bremen; barki Kagal (Nor), Jacobaan. Bristol, Bono (Ital), Poggl, Heba (Nor), Bogga. Cardiff; achr John Manaon, Manton, Botton.

Dannebiog (Nor). Olaan, from Rio Janeiro; Whitehall CiMwell, from Nova Scotia; Hnnt Nlelaon Hange tNor). from Cork; Kong Harold (Nor), Scbwlnge, trom Dublin Hanrich von Scbroadar (Oar), Irom Madeira: brig Amanda (Br), Dart, from Liverpool. Seagull. Lockwood.

Charleston; Foley Price, do; Experiment, Pierce, Newbern. NC; bar! Kio Janelro; Milan (Aus). Mllllnovich. Lynn Lane. Lane, Boston; A Danika, Jones, do; Cyrui Hall.

Howra, Savannah; Ellen Ravenef Larder, Bridgeport: Helen Perry, Marion; John Manaon, Cuban; barks Soda. Sel Fratelll, and KEYS. Fla. Nov schr Joseph W1V son, New York. CHARLESTON.

Nov barks Kata tBr). Murphy (not as telegraphed), tfandy Hook; Aahautea (Br). Roberta, do: achr Balrd. May hew Philadelphia. DELAWARE CITY.

Nov lO-Arrived, Gettysburg, Corson. Botton; Ellis Raynor, Mitchell, do. Sailed John Cadwaliader. Phlnney, Boston; 11th; Jotaph Allen, Allen, do; Colonel Raiee, "oaLVESTON, Nov bark Mesilna (Br), bark Algeria (Br). Brownell Uloncester (and 28th for schr Mabel, Albert l'ascugoula; 30th.

brig John Welsh. Jr. Armswonc, New York (since reported tailed for Pensacoial; schr Hiram 8 Tuthlll, Phillip, do; Nov 2. bark Bengal, Loring, schr Race Hone. Miller, from St crew or brig Mary A Chase and proceeded schrs Mananttoo, Raadlett, Braios: A Boardinau, Bo.d, Jamaica.

1 lth-Arrlved, fchip City of Brooklyn, Herriman, pool; brig Paula Page, Havana. NEW ORLEANS, Nov steamen City el Meiida, Reynolds, New York via tlavana and Mexican Chaa Lord. Colton. Havana; ship Vinrtnia. Uaket, Liverpool.

John Hancock, Halle it, Boston; Harriet New York. steamer Kniokexbocker, Kamble, Net NEWPORT, Nov schn Cook, Falkenburg Philadelphia; Copla, West. Port Johnson; China. Gordon. Providence lor New York (and wiled).

Johu Balch. Hannah, Somenet for New David Floyd, Clifford. Philadelphia! Iowa, Jordan. New York; Ballle Ponder, Lincoln. Faun ton for do; Oust, Ooff, Kail River for Ireuton; apor, Bart lett Pawtucket lor do; Henry Reuisen, Allan, Providena brig John Pierce, Ambrest, from Phlladel.

nhla; sclirs Decatur Oakes, Baker, do: Watchfall. UUV New York far Portsmouth, NU Luna, Wells, Rondont lot Vineyard Havon: Amelia. Crjsby, Port Johnson for Bedford; Julia Baker, Egbert. Arnboy or New Bedford: Robinton, Harvev, Philadelphia for Gloucester; Nlghtln. Youug, Kondout for Providence; Oliver Chase, Keller, New'Bedford lor do; Florida.

Pierce. Dennis for do; Hills Hat Kins, from Somerset for New York; Carolina, Barlow, 1 brig John Pleree, Philadelphia; fchr Cok urnbia, Rondout (see Miscellany). SKW LONDON. Nov schn Wilson, Newbuig for Norwich; Chief, lloboken for do; Bala Peck, do lor do. Daly.

Now York. PASCAOOL'LA. Nov brig Sylvia (Pr), Oaacuerot. Vera Crui: schr Rosa (jueen. Galveston.

Kercbolon (Fr), St Nasaire. PENSACOLA, Nov bark Matilda, (8p), Jnaa Martha Newnan. Corpus Christl; Georga Soulv, Simpson, Iudlanola. bark Mondota, Perry, Rermudn; brigi (Sp), Abella. Cordenai; Carrie Pickering, Torrey, Matannaa; achr Addle Cbadwlck.

Bird. do. Fannio Shearer, Havana. PORT ROYAL, 0. Nov Crowell.

New York (and proceeded per Fsrnandlna). PHILADELPHIA, Nov EC Biddle, Davis, New York Addla Sleeper, Sleeper, Stettin: Fiilello (Oer). Keudt, Gelle; schrs Hannah Coomer, King, Port Antonio, Ja; Krauconla, Leavitt. haco; Franklin, Tyler llonton: Tryon, Nlckorson, doiLlllie berg. Falksnberg, New Haven; Calvin Harris, Burton, Bordoaux; Kiverdale, Brown, Gloucester; Chorea.

Kelly, Boston. (Ital), Ferraro, Gibraltar for orders! schn Win Freoerick, Ames, Annie Bliss, aimmous. New Orleans; Aille Burnhatn, Crowell, Boaton; Paige, Grace. Chelsea; John Hall. Jr.

Oheen, Cambridgeport: Elmer, Corson, Roxbury; Ebsn Fisher, do; Marv Trainer, Medford; Simmons, Young, Milton, Mass; Ida Eldridge, Flsber, Marblehead; John Dets-iler, Powell, Weymouth; Prlecilln Scribner, Dalsey. Providenee Armenia, Cole, do: Elisa A Andemon, Stebblns, Pawtncket; Darling, Hodgklnson, do: Walter Palmer, Alto cleared, ktesmers Norman, Mekerton, Boston; Tanawanda, Sherman, Providenoe; Vindicator, Virginia. IInnter, Charletton: Wynmiug, Teal. Savannah) Beverly. Wallace, York; bark Byfoged Christensei Thorsen, schrs Sallie Bataman, Port-mouth; livermsn, Lloyd, Botton; Theresa Wolla, Champion, Addie Doane.

Nlekenoii. Harwich; Sheppard. Gray. Salem; Ludlam, Ludlam. Saugusl Katie Roblnnon, Champion.

East Cambridge; 11 Read, Benson, N-w Bodford: Roaallne, Tookar, Prondeuca; WHiiam B.ick. Miller, Dewitt, Rowland, Clieswr. Sailed, steamers Wyoming, Norman and Tonawandik Lkwks. Del. Nov 10? Arrived, bark Trugoul Davota (Itali, from Liverpool.

1 brig A Palmar (Br). Liverpool. Bark Susan Campbell left for Philadelphia at 6 o'elock 1Hrage (Nor), from Hamburg, passed In last nlgb't fot Para (Br), 8tevens (from Bristol), Now Ship Mav Queen, for Antwerp, and sahr Lord Mayo (Br), for Halifax, passed to aoa thia afternoon. Dulawauk MK'SKWATSK. Nov 11.

5 PM-Passed in the uteamer Indiana. Liverpool. PORTLAND. Me, Nov 10? Helen, PVlllh-Arrived, schr Charles Holt. Bath tor New York.

Clara Bertha, Matansaa; Sam Carloa, (Jlaogow; schr Carrie Drisao. Martinique. SAN' KltASClSCO, Nov 3-Arrlved, shlpa Daahlng Wars, Nickels. Taronia; Shirley. Mathews, do.

Annie Hth. Hoffses, Nanalmo. Admiral Tegetooff (Gen, Reher, ships Edith. Manson, and Charmer, Laua. New York; Sautona (Bri, Topham.

alparalw; UtrfJ Delhi fBr), Adair. Liverpool; Anelo Norman (Br), uavee Sydney. NSW: Valparaiso, Golf, New York. Cleared-ship Caltbloch (Brl. Phillips.

(Jnoenstowni bark-Philip Fittpatrlck. Phelan Eilea Muuroe, Queenstown. UjT of Giasgow (Br), Lalng, and Iron Duke (Br), McDonald, SEATTLE. Nov bark Taylor. Bergman, Nov schn Sylvester Hale, Coleman, New York lor New Bedford; Harriet Lewis, Cash mWiLM Not '9? Arrived, hark Evangeline (Bn.

O'liara, Belfast; brtg Republic Uv''feed-Bark Vlck Mebane. Whiteside, Bremen. STKAMMOATS. AtC. La RC ASs'OBfSi vfs READ? Ator Orders received by T.

DESMOND, bul'lder. Peek tllp. Mew York (moved from 2MB Front -v -t.) WHEEL STB AM BOAT; PASh sonners: dra.m-ht; Steam Yachts. OKORdK F. PLYMElt.

3fl Sooth st. 5aLE-AT FRANK BATES' YACHT MARKET, fhot 37th St. Soutn Brmiklvn, eabln and open Yachts, all sites; uue small Oyster Sloop. YACHT. 45 KBET LONG, 1J feet beam, 12 horse power, low pressure; 8 an hour- titled for hour.

HAWKINS, lBt Maiden lane. SLOOP YACHT, 30 PERT LOKO: cakin two years old; in complete order; fast and able. Apply to COLE. 88 Mercer st. CUE A P-A CRN BO A ED RCHOONR tons carrying capacity on eight leet water; ill good condition.

Apply to IIOl KINS A NELSON. 1U2 West at. AM KING'S YACHT PARTICJlart ot all yachts In the market for tale, with pricet and Inventories, can be obtained at the olUce of the Yachting Circular. 318J)road way. -t tr ANTED AN OR 20 FOOT BOAT; LOW FOi TT mnit be sound.

Address, wltb description and prloo. N. a. Park place. DIVORCES SPEEDILY OBT prrK-nrod.

FrtEDKRICK KING, Lawyer, No. tl Mark's place. Nsw York city. DIVORCKS-gi'IKTLY. IN ANY STATE: PAT WJIBIf divorced; AMERICAN LAW aOBNCT, 71 Astor House..

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