New York Daily Herald from New York, New York • 10

FIFTY MILE RACE. (Hatch Bflwrrn John Murphy and Captain Mowry for Two Thousand Dollars. MURPHY THE "WINNER. The first of a scries or long dlstanco matches between John Murphy, of Xcw York, and Captain Kowry, of California, came o(T yesterday afternoon at fleetwood l'ark, the present match being for $1,000 i side, ttio dmanco being lilty miles. The other notches are at 100 and miles respectively, for ike sum ol mouey the 0110 just tsrmlcatcd.

urphy won the match by lm. 21s. The conditions of the match yesterday were that laeli party were entitled to ten horses e.n-b, and tbey lould be changed as often as their riders chose. Howry used eight of hU mustangs, the horses which tko ban been plnving polo with and giving exhibitions if Calllornla riding all over the country, tho other two being American hred horses, anil tbey were by far tho pick of his basnet. Murphy had throe well bred ones which vvoro good runners, but somo of tho other icven woro far awny from being race horses.

Still, as whole, Murphy had tho best lot to work with. Murphy vu waited ou by the jockey and Meaiiy tho steeplechase ruler, who attondeil to the duties in a very creditable manner and gave Murphy every assistance in their power. Mowry was waited on by Mr. Morgan and other members of his company of performers, who had bis horses under motion as lie came up to make the change, and, with the exception 1 probably half a dozen times, they wore on a lull run at tho time. He would ride up to tho fresh liorso that wits being led on a gallop, and then, seizing him, Mr.

Mowry would throw himself of! tho Uorse ho was riding to tho ground, still clinginc to tho laddie of the one be Intended to mount, and, after a 'cw strides, would throw himself on the horse, and in his niauner ol mounting he h.nl a great advantage uvor Murphy, as the latter got ofl and on his horses in the way of mat business. Mowry weighed thirty pounds more than Murphy. At two o'clock the men and horses rame du tho ground, Murphy dressed in a green silk rvpand lacket, ith hite cord pants stuck in bis boots, end, the weal her being cold and disagreeable, the thin attire seemed to give him the shivers, lie, however, outiled a black muro and took somo preliminary estrone awaiting the call of the judges. Mowry was tressed in hluo with a red and while handtorchie: tied round his head, canvass trimmed with eatber trunks, and white pants, stack In his hoots. TlIK HACK.

At twenty one minutes to two o'clock Mowry and (urphy rodo up to the judges' siaiul and tho word 'Ho 1" was given, Mowry on a cream-colored mire tnd Murphy on a little black one. ran rapidly uway from Murphy anil led ball a dozen lengths to the quarter polo. Ho was ten lengths in Iroi.t at the half mile, fifteen at the three-quarter polo and ramo up the homestretch to where tho iresh horse was awaiting him a few lengths in front, tun meeting some little delay In mounting Murphy led past the score aud Uo kepi on another mile without Mowry changed so rapidly that he passed Murphy qflickiy and led ten lengths on tho second mllo to tho quarter-pole and twenty lengths at the ball-mile pole, but then Murphy gavo his mure the spur aud she closeil up finely on tho backslretch and overlook and pas-eu Mowry as ho was making his change lor the third mile, he latter was unfortunate in tho change, alter making a attempts to throw himself tho horse without success ho bad to slop and lake ol! his truuks which were too tightly laced uu him. lie threw tuo truuks into the field utid then mounted his horse and followed Murphy who was a quarter of a mile away. Murphy was 000 yards ahead of Mowry lien be ramo to the score ai the end of the third hiiIu.

Murpliy had changed horses on the third mile, hut for the fourth he did not stop io ciiauge, Sut went on 000 yards al.uad. Mowry did not change 11mo either, but made the best of his way alter Murphy, who lluished the fourth mile more than a quarter of a mile in iront of the Both rulers changed horses for tho fifth mile, but Mowry be ug much iho quickest in movements was only 100 yards behind at tho quarter pole. Murphy was leading 180 yards at tiie close ol the mile. Mowry was mi much quicker than Murpny in changing horses that he passed the latter before lie got in motion ami led forty yaids to the quarter pole and kept the advantage all tho nar Into the quarter stretch, where tho mounting piuoo when Murphy pasted hun and led twenty at tho Anish ot tho sixth mile. Murphy's place ol changing horses v.as around the Irst turn, about 150 yards away irom tho judges' lioth men changed lor the seventh mile, anil Uowry's rapid stylo ol mounting gavo hun a of hliy yards te the quarter pole, Sut Murphy gradually cl no dayught ailerward, and, passing Mow again as ho changed horses on the quarter stretch, led past tho fudges'stand by leu lengths, ilolh men changed lor the eighth mile, and Mawrv, as lielore, got eigblv arils ahead io tho quarter pole, aud, as Murpny had considerable trouble with tlfe beast he was now riding, Mowry led 100 yards at tho three-quarter pole.

Mowry whs slow in mounting, and Murpny lea to the score lour lengths. I hey went into tho niuth mile by Mowry passing Murphy as he was mounting, anil leading eighty yards to the quarter pole. Murphy, however caught htm at tlio three-quarter pole, unit beat III in to the scoru twenty lengths. Murphy beat Mowry In changing ihis time, as Mowry had t.uck jumper, kl urphy changed aud I 100 yards to the quarter pole, ntul about forty at the half-mile pole; jut Mowry passed htm at the three-quarter pole ntid led into iho homestretch, when Oe etopncd to change horses lor the eleventh mile aud Murphy crossed the score ten lengths in front ol him. Murphy dot not cliange lioracs this time, wtnlo Mowry I made hi- ODange so rapidly and went away so last that ho caught Mutpuy at the quarter pole, and they raced M.to and side io near ihe three quarter pole, when Murphy giving bis horse the spur, no came away, and led under the wire at iho s.and twenty lengths.

Tbey sere now ou the twelfth mile and Murphy slopping lo Mowry uashed past bun, and led eighty yards 0 the quarter pole, and to ilio hall-mile pule, and le rame to the score on a fresh horse ith all thai idi aniage. Mowry led throughout the thirteenth mile uud was UOO yariis ahead at the flnisti, md keeping the lead, bottt men changing wa- varus ahead at the completion of tho lourteentii mite. Murphy uid not change horses on tho Diu-cnth mile, while Mowry took ihe big hay gelding, Iho largest and laslcsi horse in his stable, and ho luded tlio ftiteenth mile mm yards in front of Murphy. Both turn changed horses and Mowry was a quarter of 1 mile ahead al ihe end ol I lie sixteenth mile. They changed again, Murphy on a rapid-running, hay and Mowry on ms little, cream-colored mare.

During this mile Murpny gamed considerably, and, not changing his horse on the eighteenth mile, lio overtook Mowry nt the ball-mile pole, aud pMSIBg hun til 100 yards the best of it at ihe score. Itoth men changed horses on tho nineteenth mile, ind Murphy was forty yards ahead nt is termination. On tho twentieth inile dowry dlu not change horses, und lie passed Murphy is the latter wns mounting a frosh one, and led six lengths to the quarter pole; but Murphy soon passed lilm alter that and led to tho score eighty yards. They changed horses again, and, as before, Mowry, Dy his expert manner ol mounting his bile on run, passed Murphy and led foriy yards at the quarter polo, and Murphy's horse, sulking with him on tho lower turn running to the fence, lie lo-i nearly a quarter ol a mi.e belore lie got htm running again. This mishap to Murphy sei him back so much that Mowry thanged horses on tho way auu then crossed ihe score lovcral lengths ahead of hiln.

Murphy did not change the brute, but sent hint another mile, and tho horse then running kindly bo soon overtook Mowry, then passing him he finished iho mile -oo yards ahead ol Mowry. Murphy's horse ran this mile in -M'J'j, being limed at Alurjdiy's request, ho beginning to run fast as he crossed the i More alter Ills suUs. i lot It riders changed horses. Murphy tuounili a gray and Mow ry his tug bay goldlnp, the latter being much tho fastest of tho two. He pussird Murphy the quarter pole and Was twenty yards in front ai the ball-mile, lie kepi tho lead lo the end oi tho mile, giving Mowry tune lo mouiit another norse, and led under the wire with lour lengths the best ol it.

Murphy ibeu chunked tor a big brown gelding, but this fellow was so slow in gelling away that Mowry wus loo yards ahead al tue hallmile pole, aud he camo ml" the quarter stretch lilty yards In Iront, but when ho wa? changing again bis bono broke uwuy irom him aim it was several seconds beiore ihe animal was caught This gave Murphy ireat advantage, as he changed horses and lod Mowry 100 yarda to the quarter polo, tho same stance nt Ihe half, and he unished the twenty-fifth luilo llowry into the homestretch. one' half tuo di-tance had now been run and tho men did not seem in tuo least the worst lor wear 1 be men changed horses, and, Mowry'a being the quickest lo get away, ho overlook Murphy on Ihe lower turn, they ran side and snlo until, about midway on tho bacltstretch, Murphy cjiiio sway and was 100 yards ahead al tho tnd ot tnc mile, lioth changed again, Murphy mounting ihe little black Bisro that lie started with and Mowry his Utile creamcolored iiKtre. They were bead and head at the quarter polo. the same at the haif-milo pole, and ran up tho mil of the backstroich head aud head. Murphy then camo away, aud Mowry, changing horses ou iho homestretch, Murphy weni under tho wire eighty tarda in iront.

Another change, Mowry being long tbout it bv the Iraciioustiess of a black horse, and Murphy being quicker ou tlio inarc, led at the end of the twenty ninth mils 100 yards. Murphy did not lhanae horses, sad the one he bad ran very slowly throughout the thirtieth mile, Mowry being eighty rurds ahead at It-1 llulsh. At this timo pool selling was very brisk anil Murphy the favorite at to om lioth changed horses tliit Mowry was eighty yards ahead ol Murphy ai ihe Hid of tho thirty first mile, and fifty yards on the tlltylecond Murphy did noi cliange his horse lor ilio thirty-third nine, but reut him along as lio SOB la go. Mowry was riding lus litllo cream out this was no match lor Murphy Tuo laiter soon passed Mowry and beai him to mo score yards. This was the turning point in ilio race, as alter this Murphy never headed.

On the thirty-lourth mile he was yards ahead; thiriy-iilib, iOO yards ir-nt; thirty-slxih, loo; thlfty-serosih, got)' tit 800; thirty-ninth, UO; a "quarter of milo; forty-first, 300 sards-Inrtv-si cond, tho eairie distance; forty third, a auarie'r of a mile; 600 yards, forty-filth, nearly half a mile; forty-sixth, about tliesainedls. ance foriy mjventh, 600 yards foriy-oighth, 600 yards; forlr-Dinlb, 600 and fiftieth, about flvo tlmo was 2b. and Mowry'a was 2h. 20m. Thn la a title kept by the ol tho separate miles: SICItFllYa Xo.

of Tim'of of of Each Mile, Each 1 20 2:434 2:21 2T 8:01 28 4 2:59 21' 2:47 6 3:00 30 2:30,4 8 2 AS 31 2:524 7 2:47 Z1 3:044 33 2 3S'4 9 34 2 10 2 44't 35 2:2:. 'i 38 2:54 I 12 3:101, 37 2:414 1 3 3:134 38 14 3:21 39 3:074 1 6 40 2:10 10 2:40 41 1 7 42 2:414 IS 43 2:56 4 In 2 :40 44 3:02 20 2:534 45 2:504 2 1 40 2 2 47 3:04.4 21 3:05 48 2:41 2 4 40 2:24 4 2 5 50 2:28.4 Total ttmo, 2li. 25tn. mow it v. I Xo of Timr of So.

of Timr of Mile. Each Mil', 1 2 :49 20 2:20 2 27 3:02 3 3 28 3:24 4 4 2:51 5 2:524 30 3:004 ri 2:41 31 2:584 7 2:444 32 2:36.4 8 3:03 33 3:00 3:41 34 1 0 2:194 35 2:254 1 1 3:11 38 2:5154 1 2 2:51 37 3:00 13... 3:154 38 1 4 3:02 4 39 2:30 4 1 5 2:33 4 2:55 10 41 2:44 1 7 3:02 42 1 8 3:014 43 3:024 1 9 2:324 3:234 20 2:55 4 45 3:024 2 1 3:04 40 2:42 4 22 2:38 4 47 2:394 48 2:444 24 2:50 49 3:01 4 2 5 3:09 50 2:38.4 Time ot startinp, twenty-ono mluutcs past two o'clock. Total time, 2b. 20m.

20a. RACING AT WASHINGTON. KOUBTH AND LAST DAY OK THE MEETING AT HATTIE T. AND BOROOO THE WINNERS. TELEORAPH TO THE Nov.

18, 1S78. The fourth and lust day ol the mooting nt Bright, wood 1'ark Courso has parsed, and It was tho most disogreoablo day orthe meeting. A heavy rain sot in last night ar.d han continuod all dav, making the track wholly uolU for running; but thoro could be no postponement, as tho meeting at Richmond Hill begins on Tuesday uext and the horses must bo shlppod for that point to-morrow. Tho meeting has not been a success, so far as attendance is concerned, and thcro Has been very llttlo bolting in the pools. Tho races have not been well at least they have nol given latlslaction except to tho parties Immediately interested, because ol tho changing of the favorltesu the pools Just beroro a start and horses coming in winners which mauy believed could not win In a squarely run race.

This, however, may have been beyond tho control of tho management, but It has nevertheless caused much dissatisfaction. Tho regular programme was gouo through with to-day, except the steeplochase, as II was impossible for tho horses to run on tho lower end of tho Innor Held, bocause tlie mud was moist nnd more lhan a loot deep, while its slippery coudilion made It absolutely dangerous to attempt to make tho leaps, and that raco was declared off. TUK FIRST RACK was a dash ol three-quarters of a mllo for two-yearolds, catch weights, for a purse ol $100, of which $30 had to go tho second horso and $-0 to llio third. Tho following were tho Weldon's b. f.

Flora, by War Dance, dam Kiora Mclvor; A. 1J. Lewis Ca's ch c. Teinpteo. by Planet, dam Miranda by Lcxiugton, nnd W.

1'. Burch's ch. g. Mainbrace, by Prussian, darn by Charley Ball. Before tho start Tamplco withdrawn, aud ouly Klora and Malnbraco started.

Klora led off, but after running a quarter of a mtlo Malnbraco went to tho front and opened a of live lengths. He won easily In a gillop. the lllly having been barefooted and slipped badlv at turns. Time, 1 :30. TI1K HKCUSII KAOl was a dash of one and a quarter miles for three-yearolds imr-o Ol which to the second horso and $Jo to tliu ihir.i Tho starters were Dr eldou a ch bv Lightning, dam Increase.

H) lbs J. .1 Bov.ns ch. I. Baltic by Leamington, dam ILrnny Poor, sj A B. Lewis ch.

I Lady Clipper, bv lli'inlur's Lexington, dam Carrie Cosby, v. and rf Medinger's U. I. by Bay D.ck dsni by loe-Moner. 100 lbs.

The start was good, with Haltle in front lullowpd toy Libbio Lody Clipper nnd Coupon In the order named. There was no change ol po-itlou that bnth Coupon and Lady Clipper quit at tho three-quarter pole. The su wis Battle V. lour longtns ahead 2 Llbble L. who led Clipper ten Icnmhs, and Coupon more than a lurlong behind.

-i -'fi'. Tho tuird race was a oaan of ono nnd a Allied for all ages: purse $150 of w-hlch $30 to the second horse and to tho third. .1. Bethnne Hurgoo. -S vears old, by Imp.

Hurrah, dam Emma linwnliii? 107 Ill's. A. Lois A b. Pluto. 3 voir- out by I'lanel, dam by Voltlgoer, 00 aud M.

llurch'sb h. Wateree, 4 years old, by Prussian, dam by Ch'rlev Bill, lbs started. leil oil, with I'luto second, and they ran the first mile, Willi a diflerenoe of almut three longths between each, on the liflh quarter Wateree went up to tho second place alter having made a bad blip at the upper turn and narrowly escaped falling. At iho finish Burgoo led Wateree two longths, with Pluto two lengllis behind. Time, 3:01 The following are the St'MMAIIIKS.

Dav op tub Muktixo? Dash of three-quarters of mile lor catch weights; purso $100; to the second and $'20 to ihe third horso. Xtartm W. P. Burch's ch. g.

Mainorsec, by Prussian, dam bv Charley Ball 1 b. I. Flora, by War Danco, dam Mora Mclvor Time, 1:30. Tttlt SKCOXD HACK. Samr ol a milo aud a quarter; purse to tho second horso and $20 to tho third.

J. J. Bevlns' ch. f. Battle bv Leamington, dam Hotline Doon, 8-lb? C.

W. c.b. t. by Bay Dick, dam by Jo stuncr, 100 lbs A it. Lewis fc eh.

f. Lady Clipper, by Hunter's Lexington, dam C.irrto Cosby, lbs 3 Dr. Weldon's ch. c. Coupon, by I.ighimng, dam increase, U0 lbs 1 imo.

'1 S'. TUK TillHIt KAI'K. Sajib Dav. A dash of one and a half miles; purso to the second and $'JU to the third horso. Slartrrt.

J. Bethune's b. llurgoo. by Hurrah, dam Km ma Downing. 5 years old, 10" lbs 1 W.

P. llurch'sb. c. Wateree, by Prussian, d.im by Chnrlev Ball, 4 vears old, 100 lbs 2 A. B.

Lewis c. I'luto, by Planet, dam by Volllgucr. 3 years old, HO lbs. 3 Time, 3:01 MISS MARSHALL'S CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. To tiik EntTon or tub In reply lo Miss Mary Marshall in your yesterday's accepting my challongo conditionally 1 will sav "As I said lu K.urope, in the steamer Britannic, December 10.

I will walk the lady at any reasonable tune previous to that date, for any sum sho may choose io name." Hliould the lady mean business and be kind enough to imo the amount fho is willing 1 to ri-k I will immediately forw a sight draft on Now York pavahio lo the order ol Mr. Krank queen, editor of the Clipp'r, for Ihe amount Mim Mar.h ill h0r backers may e.hooso to mention Kunhermore. 1 refer her or them to tho of tlie National Traders'Bank of thib place as lo my standing nnd reiponslblhty. J. DOCOLAM IN TYRE.

Kiscstos, Nov. 17, IRiO. SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD. PIOF.ON SHOOTING. OerioxAt.

Swrr.PSTAKss at seven birds each, with C15 cup milled by the club; twomy seveu yards. Mr. Seston 111111 Mr. Willis 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 Mr. II.

JalTray lllllio Captaiu Leighlon 1111110 Mr. Consnt 111110 Colonol Browne 1 1 1 I 1 0 Mr. C.irringion 1 1 1 1 Mr. Sydney I 1 0 1 1 Mr. Davis 1110 1 Captain tionon Hughes 110 11 Captain A.

Pallon 0 1111 Mr. 1 Mr. I 1 0 1 1 Captain Neville 1 0 0 Cai'iailt Itradiord 1 0 0 Mr. Lora West burr Mr. Uopo CREEDMOOR.

HAPIDITT AND ACCUBACT MATCHES. Although tho day wis cold and raw yesterday the IlKlU was good, ond full ol those actinic qualities which the lovers ol rlflo shooting must delight in. Notwithstanding the lavorahieners of the weather lor the iport tlircrc were not many knights or the trigger at Creed moor. Tbo ereuts of the day were two tor rapidity and accuracy combined, ond the other ai the running deer. Both competitions commenced at the utual hour of three o'clock In the alternoon.

The match, for rapidity and accuracy ival open to members of the National ltlfle Association and outsiders. Distance, yards; position, rinding; weapon, nuy rlllt within the rules: magazine guns to be used single breechloaders only. Two sighting shots, to be fired consecutively. Competitors to Ore as many shots as they could within the space of half a minute, iind to bo allowed two chunces. the aggregsto both times to be counted.

Kntrunco lee, liny cents; halt the entrance money to bo divided among tho three hisbest as Oral taking tho badge mid half the money; the second, two-sixths, nnd thu third, one-sixth. No restriction as to the manner ol taking cartridges. Tito gold budge, which la the llrst prize, to bo won ihreo tunes belorc becoming the personal property ol tho winner. Jtr. J.

R. Stetson won the llrst prize on a score of points. tiif J. Ji Strlson. Sholt.

I I Score. I Tol'f First I- HI 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1341 Second 14 lilt 444444333 G. JiennHL First I llj 814443 3 3 3 3 127! Second 4 4 4 3 3 3 2 IVentworth. First I 101 514 4 3,1 3 loj 4 3 3 3 2 (icorge Waterman. First I til I 71 ij.J 3 2 2 2 IT.

Oaviton. First I 0 Second 2 6 TilK RCNWIXU ItKKK COMITTtTIOX. Open to all comers. Distance, loil yards; weapon, any rtllo wiihin the rules, including repeaters. No wind gnusc to be uiid sights to be over the centre the barrel.

Six runs ol the "leer (three each wsy), the competitor to lire as man rounds as he could during each run and while the deer was within tho tiring space, bull's eyes counting centres, outers, 2. First priz $fiO cash, to be won three times. Mr. J. K.

Steis.in took the first The lollowirg are two o( the best scores that wore made among twenty-six competitions, ihere being seveuteen who cither aid not hit tho deer on any of tho six runs or who withdrow from tho mulch J. K. St ft ton. Firtl run. run.

Tliinl rMit. form. I Hack. t'orw. i Hack.

Total Pointt. 0 0 0 I 0 0 o'j3 11 3 0 0,3 3 11 l2 2 0 10 T. G. lieiintlt. 3 0 3 3 3 2(0 14 FOOTBALL.

INTEBESTINO AND EXCITING CONTEST BETWEEN PltlNCKTON ASD IHE WINNF.liH. Tho football teams of Princeton and Columbia college! played a match game on tho grouuds or the St. George Cricket Club, l.ohokcn, yesterday alternoon. In the presence ol severul hundred spectators. The representatives looked exceedingly well In their new orange and black uniforms, and ns a body wcro better apportioned than the New York lads.

The day was cloudy, tho ground not in very iod shape, owing to late rains, and a stilf breeze blowing was a great drawback. 1'riuceton won the toss uud put their backs to the wind, compelling Columbia to defend tho lower goal. had beon arranged before play, though tne college association rules wero to govorn, that no goal would bo counted unless the bill wis sent over a lino placed ten feet up tne posts. The kick-off by Price, Columbia's captain, was followed up In flno style, but when the Priueeton boys had returned I ho ball there was lively work In tho centro of the llold. This ended by Price again sending tho ball down toward the Princeton goal, but tho latter were on the alert, und, with mngnlllceut runs and handling, l.augblan made a lino try for Columbia's strongholdi but was unsuccessful, the ball going outsido the posts and In touch.

Columbia again started the ball and followed It up so cleverly that, despite all tho orangu und black could do, they got It In front ol thoir goal, where Lynch, with a creditable, but not suro kick, made a "poster." The I'rinceton team congratulated themselves on tho narrow csuupo they had, and, getting tbo ball once Inoro In the centre ol the field, combined their play nnd followed up to such advantage that they were soon in trout of their opponents' uoal. Ilero a hot scrimmage ensued; but Dodge found au opening, and his kick was so successfully directed that the bull was scut over the Columbia's uoal line. Tluio, 25 minutes. Kmls were now changed, and Princeton find her part of the hard work against tho wind. Mct'osh sent the ball lar down tlio ticld.

but Columbia, having learned a trick or two, went moro merrily into the chargiug business, and, terming lo llnd greater pleasure in the bcrimmagos, belter playing throughout was tho result. Nicbol, ol Princeton, in a gr.md rally, wus knocked off hit pins on the sine of tho held, but lie soon recovered and returned to Ills place. of Columbia, was less lortunate, as in the next cnarge ho was seriously injured und was removed Iron the grounds. Mus interrupted tho gatno at least ten yet there was greater energy infused into tbo play than beforo observed upon its resumption. Shots came thick and last.

Train, of Columbia, and J. Denny, of Princeton, being particularly noticeable, and each side kicked tho bail out of bounds lor safety. At last Princeton fought tho hall up in front of Columbia's goal posts, and Dodge, again coming in cleverly as a severe scrimmage was going on, made a magnificent try, but the bull went under the line. Then the Yorker's did some tine playing, and with many "louls" and a gallant delencc ol ibrir stronghold, the were again beaten, as McCosli treated the spectators to a long kick against the wind, winch sent thu ball nicely over tho line. Timo of this goal.

57 minutes. Third kickeu oil for Columbia, but Ihe ball was at onco returned to thu Columbia hall of the ground. Tho pl-ty became very last, Columbians as well us the l'rtiicetomaus keeping well on the ball. Hogcrt and Trior, getting ho.d of It, sent It flying down toward the Princeton goal, from whence, after some clever work, It wus driven to the New VorK end. Twice Princeton sent the ball over the Columbia goal line, the play being all in the southwest corner ol tho field.

After some very close and rapid work Kreslnger, by a well directed kick, sent tho ball through Codiimhiu'a goal. Time 8T. minutes. This was the last goal that was scored, nnd owing to darkness tho game was callod at 5n. 16m.

During tbe Ulty minutes' pluy before tho game slopped there was little to choose between the sides. Princeton if anything, had lho best of it; but most ol the play was In the centro of the Held. For tbo victorr, J. Denny, Nlchol, McCosh and Dodgo wcro conspicuous lor line piny, and on the Co.timbia side. Train, llogert, l'rlco and l'rlor wero alwaj a lo the iront.

The teams captain W. Scott, Reynolds, l'yne, Kretaineer, Stevenson, Hitchcock, J. Denny. F. Denny, Wlthington, Culls, McCulinol, Lauglilun, McCiill, irving, VauDykc, Dodge, forwards.

captalu; Urower, Cornell, llogert, (lathe, Prior, Kmbrey, Francke, Morgan, Parker, Train. I.yncb. I.mdley, Kusiimi, lliidrith, Droune, lirlnkerholf, Ward, Lawrence, Iiutberlord, forwards. GAME BETWEEN l'HK UAIIVAUD AND TALK CLUBS AT HAMILTON WINS. Nkw Uavkx, Nov.

18, 187a. Tlio football game botwoeu the University clubs ot Harvard and Yalo at Hamilton Park this afternoon attracted about 2,000 persons. At tlireo o'clock the gamo was opened, tbe Harvards hiving won tho toss lor tlio bail. The captains reported tho following HARVARD UXIVCRStTT. Nathan Cnrtls, '77 (captain); Livingston rushing, '70; Warren F.

A. Houston, '79; John '77; K. Hernck, '77; John Kollins, '77; Kbcn Jordan, 'Mi; William Scuiuan, '77; J.iuics Weaincrbec, '78; I- Funcon, S. TAI.W CXIVKHStTT. K.

V. Ilaker, '77. captain; Ueorgo II. Clark, '80; W. L.

Wurts, '78; W. V. Downer, '78; N. Wilder, '77; William Taylor, W. C.

Camp, 79; W. D. Hatch, '7tf; C. C. Csnip, '80; W.

1. lligelow, '77; O. D. Thompson, '78. I W.

E. Russell, '77; Yale, G. T. Flliott, '77. Bushnoll, Yale, '77.

as the play opened It was evident to all lookers-uu that Yalo had grcatlr improved since last season u.id Hint tbe Harvards wore not so lar ahead ol their opponents as many supposed. It was vident thai iiarvurd bad more speciality than Yale, but tho latter was stronger by having men play together. It was twenty.seven minutes betom liny advantage was Won by either side, when Harvard got I ho llrst touch down at tbo Yale goal. Alter Ibis brief advantage Ihe Yale Cltib began the offensive, having ncretoloru acted on the delensive, and soon demonstrated that Harvard, in order towm iliu match, must put forth moro energy and skill. Several fouls wero claimed by either side, but wero not ol importation.

During the llrst Inning Thompson, of Yale, mario a sul. tidi'i drop kick, sending the bail ill way across li held, giving his side a slrong advantage, but it was recover-d by Livingston rushing, who made one or the prottiesi ruces across the field, dodgmc overy opponent, and was only slopped by Wurts, ol Yale, who on. circled his neck and dragged him lo tne secured tbo ball, and by beautiful "puut or kick sent II flving toward iho goal of Yale. Here W. C.

Camp and lilgelow did some splendid pitying, and by their eflorta, ably aecondert by Walker. sent ball Into centre Held, lieu lime waa called, the limit heme lorly live mmtiieii, beat iu two trials. Near the close of tho flrat tuning Clark, of Yale, secured tlio ball and rtriniug toward the Harvard goal, when I toll i endeavored to catch turn and was stopped in chase by a collision with Thompson, llolllus thought tho collision wan ihiotided and at oni slapped Thompson across the lace. Friends that were near interfered. and Kidlina a-kel Thompson's pardon, and the play went on.

It was twenty minutes after lour before the second I and lasi inning was called. The hall had hardly lelt tlio at the starter when Houston. of the liar vards. made a splendid race across the Held, pin all ti'-ar liitu, and was only stopped by llateh, I who threw him to the ground with a heavy thug. Vale almost Immediately alter got III a good I "pnnf by Taylor, and sent the to protect I their goal As "the wero driven to their part ol the lield tliey made some line play, which w.u only interrupted by Herrirk getting his thigh i wrenched ho badly In a tall that he had to leave the Cold, and lien.

Mlancbard, '77, was culled to till his plate. lilaurhard, being Iresti. secured the ball, and with a good lead made a linn I run up tho lield, amid the npplauso of tie i spectators. It began to look dark for thu Yale men, who were now closely prensod. Thompson equal to tho emergency, anil in getting the ball he made a drop kick thai sent it very near to the goal of I the Harvurdr, which they tailed to cover, ami Yalo won the advantage of tlio play.

It now became cxcll! I tig. irvard wns near the line protecting its goal, I with the ball in the bauds ol tho homo club. WltrtZ grounded it and kicked it to Thompson. who with great quickness caught it, placed it on the ground, and with on" kick sent It llytug over the goil of tho Tt.is was accomplished ill just twentyI live nnuutes after tho second Inning. As the bail I went over there was a loud shnnt by the Yale and a general throwing up ol and rejoicing.

Thompson was taken up on the ol his Iriends and borne to carriage containing some lady friends, who congratulated lilm upon his skill and it was lully twenty minutes belore tlio game was again called and the players at work. The llarvsrds on their return endeavored to regain their lost ground by sharp playing, hut It wis to no purpose, although nearly successful on two occasions, in one ol inch Seaman secured touch down, bill failed to make it connt in the succeeding play. It was qulie dark when the game was called. The lelt thsir defeat, but acknowledged that they hail been fairly beaten. During tne la-i half of the game Thompson got (ho hall and Hollies attempted to get It nw.iy from him.

In the struggle Kollins got Into such a position that Thompson saw at a glance ho could throw him; so seizing linn with Ills right hand while hi- held the ball in Ills left, hp gur6 l'ollins a sudden tilt backward und threw him liat dn back. It was done so quickly and neatly that it ctiled forth a hearty round of applause. OCEAN STEAMERS. patits or prrAKTCBK from nkw york yoa the months OF JfOVKMUKK ANtl KKl'IMIIKK. Dakota.

Abyssinia Rotterdam LfMiny; Ji alt ic ANmHh Hermann Helvetia Idaln 1 it hi it Wieland State City of Chester Adriatic 11 IT Ancnoria Neckar Amoritiue Molilalia Parthia of Nevada. Herder 1' Calami City of Richmond. The Queeu I California I America State of Frial a (icl ort I Nov Nov Nov ov Nov Nov Nov Dec I Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec D-c Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Doc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jtratinotl Liverpool. -J. Liverpool.

Rotterdam Hamburg Liverpool. 35 Liverpool. Liverpool. Hamburg. Liverpool.

Liverpool. Liverpool Glaagow Bremen: Ilnvre Liverpool. Liverpool. Hamburg. Rotterdam Liverpool.

Liverpool. Hamburg. Liverpool. 1.1 Hamburg. 80 Broadway 4 Howling Green 150 Broauway Broadway Broadway 7 Bowling Green 1 Bowling Green Broadway -1) Broadway 4 Howling Broadway 72 Broadwav 15 Broadwav Broadway Broadway 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 55 Broadway 2ft Broadway Bowling Green If Broadway Id I jO Broadway Broadway Broadway 7 Bowing Green Green 71! Broadway dl Broadway Broadway Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW DAY.

SI'S AMI uoox Sun rtacR. 0 Sun 4 3tt Mooii sets fvo 7 10 man watkr Gov. Island ovo 10 4B Sundy llook cvo 10 oa ilullGuie moru li aa PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 18, 1876. ARRIVALS.

RKPORTKD BT Till? HKRALD STKAM YACTITft AXD fTVRAT.D WUITKtTONK TKLKUKAI'II LINK. Steamer Holland lleeley. London Nov (J, with tndse nml pHMeneeri to Hurst. had moderate winds and weather to Ion 37: thence heavy winds and wales. Nov 17.

lat 41 O'J, Ion 57, passed schr Ktna, from Stettin for New York. Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah 4 days, with to llonge. Stcitnur Cleopatra. Bulk ley. Charleston days, with mdse and paa-engem to Ja- (Julnfard A Co.

Steamer Albemarle. Lewes, Del. with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Bark nioiie Utah, Kummi, Liverpool 55 days, with salt to as llenrv. Batlc liber (Aiisi, Gurich, London 7S days, in ballast to Beiiliam A Boyeaen.

Bark llaaken llaakensen (Nor), llonge, Hull, 31 days in ballast to Kimch, Kdye A Co Bark Lottie Stewart (Br), St Clair, Dublin days, in ballast to miow A hurgess. Nov ft. lat 3M 25, Ion 08 At. had a heavy gale Irom in which carricd away main aud lower main Bark Angela (Ital). Htngno, Sllco 57 days, in bnllast to order; is anchored at Sandy for Bark Ferraro (Ital), Russo, Antwerp 60 days.

In ballast to Lturo, Storey A Co. Ham Whitney Rotterdam Oct 27, with empty barrels .1 Whitney A Co. Nov 1. lat Ion 11, pasted ship Wm Woodoury, Irom Baltimore for Antwerp. Bark llassol (Nor), Satiiuelsen, 11 avro days, In ballast to Bockmann, Oerlein Co.

Bark Morcator (Nor). Berentxen, Bordeaux 41 days, in ballast to Bockmann. Oerlein Co, Nov Id, lat oft Ion 25, exchanged signals with bark (Tiara i(Scr), steering Sr. The Morcator is anchored at Sandy Hook for Bark Larinia (of Kastport), Davis, Koiton in Italia-1 to Brett. Son A Co.

Bark Albert Shnltx. Latham, Santander 55 days, in ballast to John Xlttloson. Doodarus ulr). Doward. Malaga 41 days, with fruit to l) Amsinek A Co; vessel to llatton, Watson Gibraltar Oct 7.

Bark Louisa Bruno (Ital), Lisbon 56 days, with salt to KIIlick, f.ddy Co. Bark tlarelle, Diintxo. Demcrara 27 dari. with snear and molasses to II Trowbridge's rtona. Was 10 days north ot Ilatteras, with strong winds.

Bark Columbia. Dickrrson, Antigua 1ft days, with sugar, Ac, to Trowbridge's Sons. Had NK and XW ga os the etit'ro pasnre: Nov I'i, lat 31. aft. Ion ft.

50, passed a ves sol of about LV) tons waterlogged and abandoned, apart all gone, painted black; had been in that condition for some time. Hark Florence Peters, White, Baltimore, In ballast to Miller A Houuhton. Ia bonnd to Iloaton; anchored in the lower bay for a harbor. Brig rithj.if (Nor), Jerennassen, Hamburg 05 days, with empty to Fundi, Kdye A Co. Brig Camilla (Br).

Craig, Havre 50 dayt, with indse to Bovd llinrken. vessel to Henry. BrUr Vortuna (Port), Misqmta, Oporto 55 daya In ballast to llagrmeyer Briinn. Brig do Nuova York (Port), rtllva. Oporto 60 days, in ballast to Magemoyer A Brutiti.

Brig Ruuy, Bugby, Port Spain days, in ballast to Trowbridge Co. Nov 7. lat '27 4M. Ion 7ft 54. Howard Benidit teaman.

-4 years of age, of Nova Scotia, loll overboard and was drowned. Sophia (Br), Long, Turks I-land 14 days, with salt to Woodruff A Mci ean; vessel to Bovd A lllncken. Scbr Chilian (Br), Rohti. Monteiro Bay days, with mdse to llcs-ols; was days north of Ilatteras with winds. Schr Yates, Claik.

Laguna lft dayt, with cedar to master. Schr ttcllpse, Conklin, Blcbmond, Klwell (Br), was anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city AM. PASSED THROUGH J1KLL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Snntee.

Davis. New Bedford for New York Schr Vatcello (lirK Morrison, Londonderry, NS, for New York. Ben Bolt, Drake, St George, NB, via Gloucester for Newark, NJ. Schr Champion (Br), Granville, St John, NB, for New York. Schr Geo Glendon Jewett, Harrington, St John, KB, for Now York.

Schr Harriot, Ward, Addison for New Yort. 8chr James Crocker. Browu. Belfast for New York. Schr Jersie Kiixabeth, Weaver, Bath for New York.

Schr Mauil Malloch, iftckford. (Calais for New York. Sclir Mfriwa, Kairehild, liardinor for Now York. trlir Kleetwing, Johnson, Kastport for New Yttrk. Wrlir Kn peror.

Weber, P.astpert for Now Nora. Schr Helen Thompson Wndnworth, Portland, Me, for New York. Schr Kills, Torrey, Rockland for New York. Schr Gem, Thomas, Kockiamt for New York. Schr Pact lie, Averv Korklaud tor New ork.

Schr Dclmont Locke, Pendleton, llockj Point for New York. 9 Schr Sliver Sprav, Malonev Thomnston for New York. Mchr Helen Doyle, lor New YorK. Schr Ana Ames, Adams, Boston I New York. i Schr IKnnlhal, all Kiver I Schr Hvena, Mualley, Fall River for New York.

Schr Phillips, Lynn for Now York, Schr Alpine, Marshall, jfew Bedford lor New York. Schr Win Price, Dennis, New Bedford for New York. Schr Boon a Arahcll, Curoerry, Proviucotuwa for New York. Sehr White, Taunton for New York. Schr Jessie tViliinmsou, Jr, Frlsby, Wick lord for New York.

Scnr Klisa Pharo, Watson, for Now York, Schr Warren Gates, Muitu, Millstone Point lor New York. Schr Free Wind, Frlsby, lor New York. Schr llaw'ey. Hubbard, Providence for New York. Schr Prtidei.ce, llal-ey, Newport for New York Schr Marshal Perrln, Packard, Pr for New York, fteur oeean Wave.

Watson, I'rovldene? for New York Schr Alton Miner, Dunn, Providence for New Yora, Schr Palladium, Uyder, Provideuee for New York. Schr II hay nor, 1'awuicket lor New York. Wlilartl, Allev, Pawincaet lor New York. Schr I Irelan New London lor New Schr it ilsoii. Hart.

Norwich lor sow Vork. hr Joseph Hail, Hamilton. Portland, Ct. lor New Schr StanellfT, i'ryon, Portland, Ct, tor New York. Schr Annie RimsoII, Chatfield.

Portland, Ct, lor New York. Schr Ann Smith, Raybroolc for New York. Schr American Chief, Si v. BrI Ueport lot New York. Schr Cunningham, Htch, New London for New YorkSchr harlle Woolsey, Browu, Aew llaven for George, town.

DC. benr Ueorgle llart. New Haven for New York. BOUND HAST. Steamer Gen Whitney.

Hallelt, New York for Boston. Schr Cuba (Bri, Hutchinson, New York Lr Welshpool, NB. Schr Car'io Ilolmct, Holmes, Georgetown, DC, for Schr Kendtiikeair, Tnik, Weehtwken for Lfiift. frbrI'tiinofi, liincklev llohoaen for Krhr Aclhirn, llob'iken lor Schr SI Braiuerd, Hurli. tlohoken for Schr Wm A Crocker, KeUr, Port Johnson for Best on.

Keltcla Port for Norwich. Schr Hell IInil. Port for I'rovidcaw. Schr Jennie Hunt, Pert lor tor PswtreketSchr SiUi Wriirht, Hart. Uobokfii London.

Sclir.l II llutitley, llodgev for Providence. Schr (ieorge I'vnm. Now York tor Portiaud, Ot. hcli? Look our, ('oiiinht, New lor Boston. Schr York New I'-edford.

llark New York tor Llrtrpml, and brig do tor both nrovlonslv chor in Hart's Island KnmU, Mil remain. owing to head winds; Hlto nil the euMteru bound wbich came up this afternoon's tide. CLEARED. Stenraer Oder (Ger), LeUt. Bremen tU Sontbamuton? Oelrlchs Jt Co.

Steamer Cuba, Mcintosh Jt Co. Steamer Peril (Br), Halifax. Ns Jt Brewer. Steamer Oily of Austin, Stevens. (Jalrtiton via Kejr Mai lorj Co.

Steamer New York, Quick, New Jt MorSteamer New Orleans, Dearborn, New O. 4 Seamntt. Steamer San Jacinto, Hniard, Yonge. Steamer City o( Atlanta. Wootihiill, Charleston Vuimardtt Co.

Pioneer, Wakelej, Wilmington and Morehead City. Civil? Co. Steamer Isaac Dell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and Dominion Stentnslilp Co. Steamer John Utbttou, Masiogo. tieorsretown, Koome.

Jr. Steamer Vhieland, Boweti, Halt I Dalxell. Steamer A St Warren. 1 land. Steamer Agnes, Hurdick, Jt Morgan.

Steamer (San Whitney, llalletl, Dimoi H. Pacific, Patterson, Montevideo for orders-Wm Nelson, Jr. Hark Tellus (Nor), Johnson, Oreat Yarmouth, ToOiiH Co. Bark Imperntir Francesco Giuseppe I Premuda, Co. Hark Louis Innemann, Bremen-Chas I.ulin? A Co.

Hark Ferrnro Tcrzo (fMl), Cuomo, Kdyo A Co Bam Vlolette (Kr). Monton, as Hcnnr. Bark Melbourne (Br), Rogers, Philadelphia Boyd A 11 inckon. Brir Mfinorca el Mare tltal), Uarglnlo, Pireus-Blocovleh Co. Brig lUrrv, Johnson.

Drmorara-Leaycraft Jt Co. Brig 'Br), Small. Kingston, II Solomon A Brig Purkep, Staples. Schr Isabel. Matner, San Schr Barbados and Demur Kr.ve Co.

Schr Wardwell, Bernbaum, Jeremle (liny Schr Ocean Hello Wesson, St John, I Nevius Son. Schr Houseman, Rider. Norfolk, It Staples. Schr Maggie (Br), Kvid, Perth Krjre Co. Plnkliam.

lUon Schr itobert Foster, Hoblnson. Twlng. SAILED Ste.mer. Citr of Krrlln (Hrl. for I.lvornool; F.r.vpt do; Canada (Krt.

Havre; Antrlliv iHri, London, (Hn, do; llolivl? (itr), Oder n.eri. Hrmnen; Antuit (IJelui. Antwerp; (Mr), Kingston, I'utia, llav.tiH. Ac; ot Austin, linlreston. York, New urlaana; New do: San Simintiali: Oliy ol Atlanta, Oharleaton; Pioneer.

Wllmlnifton, Nt'; John (ilbioti, Isiihc Hell, Hlchmond, Ac; I'liiladelohla; bark Zobrab Mombay; brix Favorite, Port Spulu. Ind at xnnitet, KKEs at mldulKht, Barometer at Minuet. at inidnlirht, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Ship Riionrmrx Kitu Fratieiwo from CardllT, roporti fopt 14, lat 47 10 d. Ion K'i 30 VV.

experienced a heavy gale Iron WSW, laatinR two davs, during which carried away bownprit. Ship Cjiahmkk, at San Francisco Nov 10 from New York, off Capu Horn, in weiterly gitles, list norm sails and aliift'd cargo. Sciik Makia I'ikrsox, from Viririnia for New York, collided with schr Jane Kii.hoii. troni New York for Wa.ltinitton, at the Delaware ltreakwater Nov 18. lite tortner had rail and plank broken; the latt lout jibboom and ho ail rear.

Sciir IIkmit Oibrs, from Hoboken for New Hedford. recently ashore near t'astle Hill, remain, on the at Ne wport. waiting for front the owners Schr (3i.ork, Derrick, owned in Bangor, while on her way Horn that port to Weymouth, laden with lumber, sprang a leak and put Into Portland a few days since. Sho is leaxiiiK no badly that her oa ners ordered her to discharge and return to UaiiK 'r. Her cargo will be forwarded by another vessel.

Sciik Samcki. Wackrill. from Surinam nt Vineyard Haven, I TU Ion an abandoned veisel ot about MO totu, painted black, apparently lumber laden, ller were icone and Iter dents rlear, nothing remaining but her bowsprit. The stump ot the mainmaat was bright as It recently broken off. Ilie tnffrall inside was painiod white and green.

Siie had a square stern and wooden davits. Noxrot.K, Nov schr Widow's Sons was sunk yesteiday at McCullouirh's dock. In this city, wliiie being loaded with oyster shells. She will be raised by Messrs A linker St Co. (Ji'krkc, Nov King of Algeria (Itr).

from Quebec for tiomton. Is at Bie. The su vevors have ordered her to prt'eeed with a new crew. Wlt.at^UTON, NC, Nov schr Klssh. of SmlthTille, loaded itli naval ttores, intended to be transferred outside the bar one of the ve.iels about to clear from this port, sunk at the wharf on the west side of the river Wednesday night.

She was raised durinit tno day, her cargo being removed. The Flash Is a small river sihuoner. SPOKEN. Ship Eliza Everett (Br). Dnnkerton.

from Belfast, I. for Delaware Breakwater, Nov 1, 1st BO 25, Jon 20 Ship Anal" American (Hrl. Jordan. Irotn Liverpoolfor riw, Oi'l -11, lat 44 Ion 17 88. Mr 1 obert Peel iHm, J.irra'iee, from Newlrorkfor Liverpool, Oct 31.

lat 4S, Ion UU. Slilp 11 Hon, trom for New York, Nov 1, ofTScllly, St Ship Lake Ontario (Br). (Ktmore, from Liverpool for Southwest I'hss. Oct JO, lilt 40, Ion 10. Ship po Horn Young, Irom Ardrossan for San Francisco, Aiib If) lat 38 21 Ion 2ii An Aueriran ship.

slmwinK HSO from Iqulqnefor Falmouth, Oct 10 lat 27 Ion Mark Henrique Teodora from Grimsby for San Kept 5, lat 47 1WS, Ion 01 W. Hark (irnndloven (Nor), from llatnunrg for Sandy Hook, no date, lat 47 2t). Ion 18 25. Hark kosmol tderi, from Quebec for Callao, Oct 14, lat 82 (to N. Ion 41 Hark Mlunon.

S.r.tle, from London for Algoa Bay, Sept 19, lat 8. Inn 24 ff. Brig.I Brown. Foster, from Gtcemck forMatnnzas.no date, lat 4M 2D. Ion 4 A schooner.

Irmn Wilmlnrton, NC, from Point a l'ltro (pr jbatily Mary 1) Irelandi, Nov .1, Ut ltt 12, Ion 61 10. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AxTWKttr, Nov bark Chas Bal (Nor), Lnnd, United States. Sailed from flushing 18th, ship Warsaw (Br), Curry, New Orleans. Bristol, Nov l.arhs Agnes (Nor).

Fnss, New York; Zephyr (Nor), Jensen, Wilmington, NO; brig Don Quixote. Miinroe, New York. I'upirr, Nov brig Hnrrlngton (Br), I.uens, Shedlae. Sailed bark Conquest, Small. Havana.

FitiMTil, Nov liarks Carl Johnnn (Nor), Akland, Plnladc'phia; Vann (Nor), Itandulf, New York. OkOcrxarcR. Not bark Yunng Eagle (Br). Smith, Baltimore. Gibraltar, Nov brls Salista, Partrldgs, New York.

Omen Kit, Not bark Doris EckhofT. Hons, Boston. IIavrk, Nov stenmer Kins Richard Nelson, Now Orleans. IrsWICH, Nov bark Lllln (Ital), Picasso, I'nlted States. LtvitnrooL, Nov ships Savolr Fnlre (Br), Altc'iison, New York; Sarah llignett.

Kidder, do; Yictorla (Br), l.arjje, San Frnactseo; Chrvsomcne (ltr). Browning, New Vork; Joseph Spinner. Jor.lan, do: Phi lena WlBslow, Portland, Me; bark Reynard. Minot, New Orleans. hailed lhth.

steamers Partltla (Rr), MeKay, New York via Qneenstowii i Iberian Horner, Boston; Oilp Majesty (Br), Leahy, ulled States; bark Mozart (Nor), Albortsen, do. Lokpox, Nov steamer Klysia (Br), MeRitchie. New Vurk. (Bristol Channel), Nov brig Alaska ltr). Tucker.

Maltltnore for Gloucester, E. Pl.TMOtJtn, Nov bark Mary Bowen (Br), McKaren. Bull Itlver, St'. Qtur.jistown, Nov barks Homborsuud (Nor). Ncllsen, New York; Lido (ital).

Schiafllno, Baltimore. Also arrived steamer Ai Watson, New Vork for Liverpool (an 1 proceeded). Sc.tPKitt.Axn. Nov bark Anna (Ana), Vldutlch, New York. Not bark Frank Marion, F.ldrldgo, Wiseiisset.

Trai.rk, Nov bark Slefaulno (Ital), Gcsta, United Mates. WATRKroitn, Nov brig Maggie (Br), Wyrann, America. Sailed from a port In the I'nltcd Kingdom Not IS. bark Trust (Br). Marsters, Amrrtra, WEATHER RETORT.

Pt.vBOftn, Nov SW. moderate; rain. Nov P.M?Wind 8W, trerh hreese; barometer, 30. FORIION PORTS. Ax tF.n, '24? t'ftwed Memnon, linker, Klnrnpore for Boston; l'5th, Katnow Manila for New York; Montego Homr Kong New Vork.

Arrived to Nov bark JTonnarell, Ookb, Tort ElUtibetb, 4'tJM, for 10 load for Boston. ilept 2l--Arrived, brljf Carolina Pease, London (xnd 2tHh for load Jinnnnrl) bark Taylor, Singapore find tNiled for Chrribon to tor rbiinnel); 'ii(th, ihlp Kivd Tndor, He land Ml led bark Helen Anyur, llio (ana nalfed Oct 4 for 10 load America); Oct Beatrice llavoer, llavncr, I'mmnroeanu: (and nailed Ith lloitou); 11 (Chapman illr), Ituwrke, Mewcaotle, Hailed iMhiim IVndleton, tHlmort. rrohollnxo to bind for United Kinvdotn Oontlikent; Oct l.aura Btirnham, to Had tor Boston. lUmiOi Ariai. oept 20 A rrl red, bark Alice (Br), Acker, Colombo, Kept bnrk Ladj Oertrude (Br)? Aleppv and New York.

In port l(t. bark Jura Wolff, for New Oct 11? Cleared, (Hr), tliu rlv ami lor arr mnu, tor do Klorewee Treet. Hbort, fwrM rJl i 'L lander, Morrison, barks llaid.e (Br). 1Wnklo. Francisco) Murro Castle, MattrlUus, arr Btu.

aioeer, r'? Bombay. ArriTl-d- hrt- America (fler), h1 C4' MAr "t-nnd. Holt, Slh, for Wk Manso, Palermo Murray, fuller, Mary Bella du 1. Uct b''? Colombia, Brrra. ton.

kin Janeiro land seeking) In ort Oct 10. David c.dmrd. loading task Sl'w Adams, for LiVert.I.nl*''* Moravian, lira ban, NWroit liith. Corinthian. Mentiei, Glaesow laud aallrdj Sally, Atklus.

Bristol. 1 N.U',,/';'<V Mildred, Ulna intf. SIMJAPOKK, Sept Fortune. Taylor Bon. bay sailed Oct for Sailed Sept au, l.nrk Alums (lieri, Kchulken.

Mani'a. tol1.Hd|.,r New York or Boston: Oct V. shin Loudon 4tb. bark nee, Smllli. Marseilles.

port Oct 7. snip Calcutta. Hansen, from Cardiff ar. 4th; Templar. IU-keil.

London (on dock reiiiot. ailing); bark li Wrliner, l'rlnco. Irotn Cardiff, arrived 1A lnr So uka bat a. Sept TO-Sailed, Rnbt Porter. GoodelL 1 atsaroeauc; XhU Wbltou.

Carver. I'rnhollngo. III.V Oct port, sclir Addis, Toild, Corion. from Boston. Jiim arrived Oct J.t, whrt Beta, Guptlll, Boston; ftov7, Ida Mart ball.

WritfiH, Uubliu hrit; laromont. I Algiort. irTOfna, Suv Uark euitliv I'cutlleton, 'PISH STKAIIKR AxnvKRP. Nor Irom Murlboft oukIi, Muriro, 8hU(Jv Hook; Minnie WniU. WntU, do.

Am.htkrdam, Nov Kdith. Fuller, America, itaNov llaiive. New Jujia A hrown, jftontuu. nailed Harper. Nov Batb.

ailod iltiain. Juurneay. riiiUiUr.hiA Artie re Uiovauol, Irancleh, R. McLean, Tybee; Htb, Dereti Oubro Iviievevkh, New urk DoriHU, Ciillalnkli. do.

tuluitoii VM! down. Prima, Krock, Wll. Sailed '(rout Koran Nor 3. Albatrow, Jewel, Savannah HMdie "-Arrived, Mary Aim. Miramiclit loi Maltlnnd, Pone, from noon Amsterdam for RanKkixiiaM, Nuva-Off, Mother, Malcomaan from ltr-m erliaven Delaware Hrrakwater.

Wellluuton, O'Brlem, Arrived Nockar (j). Wllllprerod. New York. VorkTAVU' Tarbcli, Uiitgliu, New CKOORiurKX Nor O-Arrived, Sarah tlobart, I'lnkhnm. Ho.stut' ordern.

"i New York LItbtfrmn B.t.vla (and OofK.xnaoitji, Oct 31-A'rived. Kloke, Mlkkelien New lorjt. Oot Albitla, Purdy, Aden Provideiua Pliilailelphia; 2rtth. Brunette, Kicliardt. do.

Dual. Nov Const unto, Januetto New Vo'k (and tiiiled 3th lor Oil 4th. hinma. Irom Boston for Baltimore; Oue-nU Mays, irom Minderland for San Krauel.cn; Watt, b.irk, atit. Antwerp for NewOrleiin.

Passed 6ih. L'nltv, from Kiohibncto: Messel. Arlnkson. Loudon for Sandy Hook; 7th, Grant, do lor Tybee A d' Baltimore Off nth. BJerkvlst.

from Antwerp lor Baltimore DuNiiKMKM, Kisli, stackptde Iro'm Loudon lorNew Orleana; Mullland, Pope, Antwerp for Car1'WiK, Nov St Olaves, Carter, St John. NB: nth, lliiinOer, lieuderrtoii, Quebec. HaHed 4th. Cann. UniniMn, Philadelphia; Jni Boyd Baker, Del-wuru Breakwater; Mia, Onoto, Bultlmore; Consijrjia.

Ualnlota, lor New urleann. Nov Armenia, CavaUo, PblladeU Arriveo Bth. Fannv. Montreal. IJ I.

Agon Nov (Jlenhorvle. Campbell. Montreal; hlliabeth Ihvlor, Koiid. WilminKtoa; Oc.an 1 hantom. Mcliityre.

Magdalene Klver (ilaspe) Caledonia (si. Irom New (llenuuart, Hamilton, Bo.ton; hnropa Irom Bombay, via Liverpool; Abeona, from from New York; Neva, McCurry, Miramlchi. sailed 3d Abble Coffill, Sandy Hook; 4th, Dubrovarki for 1 hiladelpbia. JALWAr, Nov Fawn, Putt, New York via Qiieenstown. GramukmoItth Nov Harlequin.

Hill. Onebee. Hailed, Clementina, Porslo, Aew 20th, Unione, Corras, do. iiiKKNO k. Nov -Kjfir.

Sundstrom, New York. Arrived 4th, Marlon, Netll, Ijneuec. ''0? McKemle, Penaacola; Abble Condi, Boston. Ulti AT Yarmouth, JTar Thorabere. Larien Sucuetiay.

Uknoa. Nov 3-Clesred, Slelpner, Savannah. IlUtU, Nov Marciani. Brenettl. New York Capella, Olsen, Harwii u.

Aev Comtante, Giachettt, New iork tor iDiiwfell. Arrived. Llnierlek Last, Syperlck. New Allen, Super, Rangoon. 4tl'' Lucltt Philadelphia; Prospenta.

i'Iamrcro, Nor Awn, Heinberjrer, New York Havrk Nov Georgette. New York; Duffut, Shaw, Suudy llook; Harry Morse, Pattou, Car din. Imwicii, Nov John Proctor. Doane. Boston.

TJoms, Larsen, New York; M.iria, Phil LlVBttroOL. Nov Ku.sia (si. Cook. New York: Ariel, McDonald, Buctoucue; Sheppurd. Reeves Mair daleii Trust.

Masters. Windsor, NS; Cupid Larauiiette; (si. lilein, Boston; Stewart Irom Klr.liibucto; tltli, Polynesian '(s). Brown. Montreal; t.ltv ol liester (si.

Leitcli, New York 7th. The (Jueen Vu-en is). Hurley. Pcrnnmbuco Saileil 4th, I'ottardin, Kepetro, Delawurn Breakwnteri Ix'entumunde (late Tim WhilHor), Lemcke, rhiladeipliia: Hall. Kan Kranuisco; l.lir.abeth Newmnn, lor Sumniertlde, I Kl David (I Klominir, Kason, Mobile; Snrali i.mnia, I rluhard, llancoon via Cardiff; Cap.

Cbrlstianscn. Hampton Roads; I dith Cartnichael. Halifax, NS; Honor. Mareelln, Orlenns: ilakon Jarl, Moafleld, Ruili, Auderson, Truro, Burua, Tybee; A asco de Anderson, sandy llook. Cleared 4th.

Walker Jr. Hooper. Charleston; ricer. Kruver, Merrvinan, Merriman. Suuihwest Past; tltli.

Mustang, Birkeiaud, Baltimore; Po. hono, S.ntfiter, Off liol.vlieiid 7th, Steivo (s). from Montreal. sailed Irom do Stb, I'lark, Ginn. Pensaeola.

Lovpon. Nov Thiorva. (irabum. New Mulih; Knnia, Stoesen, and Kitii.ad, AnUer.en, Quebec; (ir.vhnniid, tieddos, do t.leared 4th, Ilollaud (s). Ileslev, New York fand passed Dover litlj); Mill, i.lise l.lnck.

Pupp, Darien tsince sunk); 7tli, Tommy, Holts and MarKurethc, Bianen, Doboy; I topla is', Now York. Entered out I lira. Borden, for New Y'ork. Atrived at Oriivesviid Hill, Albert Victor, Johnson, New Aqnila. tierrard, Richmond; ilarj.d lla.irla,*er.

Daborsen. Oiiebec; 7th. Vincitoie, Olsen. do. 4th, Tampico, Bonhoff, Rio lirando do Sql (and passed Ileal lith) nil, Joseph Fish.

St ickpnlo. Southwe-t I as? land passed Heachv llend Cthl. I.vxn, Nov the Roads Raffaelo, Savsrese, from New iork. LASrARTKK, Nov La Plats, Bray, New York. iMioMitiiKT, Nov Violet, Harding, and Charleston, Svendsen.

Baltimore. Craftsmen, Titus, Quebec Tor i.tsnox. Nov (ilacier, Beattie, Nov Siiiled. Simla, New York; 3d. Maria Merglierite Bon tons, Oilviri, Baltimore.

Mai.ta, Jrliu Jtromall (si, Newlnirton New Hliven (and sailed ZSih lot (ionstantlnople). Ma Ml. a Sept Moss Wen, New York (not as belore). Nkwmrt Nov Ocean Pearl. Henley, lltvnni t.lc.ired 4lli, Aldlue, Deiiulson, Cardenas; Levanter.

e.per, M.tanras. Nkwut, Nov Vesterllde, Hendricksen. New York. 1 Poiitsmoptii. Nov 0-Sailed, Candldo, CaHero.

New Y'ork. Pkavi.k Point. Nov 7-Passcd. star of Brunswick, Richards. Irom New fork lor London.

PtXARTH. Nov 4-Arrived In the Roads, Caecetslle, sparks. Hath tur Bristol (and arrived at II KorKtiAMrTO.t?ailed prior to Sept ill, Florence, for llong Kong. Arrived about Nov 4. City of Pekiug Maury, Sea rriinrlsco via Hong Hong.

Su.vnrui.ASD, Nov Centaur, Offcrton, Portland. Soi Ttt Nov James Armstrong, Thompsou Unit im i e. Sii.lot:i. Nov Arrived. Prince Lcboo, Morris, Boston via Qticetistowii.

Salcormk, Nov America, D'Agoitlnl, from NieuveDieli lnr Baltimore. Nov Qnang Se China and Japan lor New Y'ork. Mixiiapor'k, Oot Glenartney (s), China for New York. Sailed Sept IS. Moss Glen, Nichols, New York; 28th, Verona, Groundwater, do.

auk, Nov Off St AP a'i't lTond, Harriet McGilvery, Blake, Ir for T.vbee. Nov Sehamyl. Snow. Palermo. YViiitjiiiatkk, Nov Bol Stewart, Gilliatt, Miramlchi.

AMERICAN POBTS. BOSTON-, Nov Ariel, WholJen, l'li11 bark Jfurftk. BAl.TlMOKR, Nut 18-Arrlvrd. steameri MeCleUan, March. Providence; .1 Polity.

Price. Wilmington; Christie Bunnell, Nt Johns, IK. Larsen. from Malaga; brig Svavo (Don). Be hull.

do. Klrhy, Charleston Tnckihoe, Drawn. Newborn. NC; IVseti Oubr.vscki Orniius, C'urk; Anlworp Oopp. Parker, Providence: Ja? II llojrt, l.yon, New lUveu; Kettle f1 Mfkerwn, llwloiii Sui.nil llsrk Kong t-verre, Dnhrnvscki.

l'lil HDKI.l'll IA. steameri Rattleinnke Pierce. Boston; Reading. Culhurn. do Willianuport, lVndlcion.

rtillet's. Milein; Boston; Kliiabetii, Wood, do; harks kinnev, Dunkirk; Atf.ntlna Utah. Aco.uns, Rotterdam; Anevaeu Larsan, Liverpool; sehrs Amidati. Raker. Kennebee Klver; 14 II Karber, Atkins.

II Haley. Marv Corson. Niokerton, a Terrv Nut Corson, New Bedford: Pain Keller, Klnf. vVarehira; Thonins Uu Uilder, Vau Uilder, Paw. "M.V art I ve steimer Blddle, Dlth.

New York; ilitj Tlmmlt Illri, Kossiter, Antwerp: (Uer) Mnlh-r, Hamburg; A Stoneinnn iBr) Cain, Dublin orl( hvirra. Mekellan, Windsor, NS; Little, New Hermlno (Cer), Welm, from Hamburg. a nil atharlne, Savannah; Punator. Illliekley, Charleston; K.iman. Crowell, Boston Herman.

I'ryoldence; Vindicator, Rogers, do; Wall.iee. New Vork: brig Kiimolo (Br). Kdgett, Bristol. F.njt; Ann Cannon. Norbnry, Warelmin; Alice Horila.

Dukes, ivannah Beading. It K. No 41. Kcitll. Westerly.

HI II llopklnt. Twiboll, Norwich; Lamariluo, Trim, Bristol. Hall'd-Steamers limnan and Tonawanda. Lkwkn, Del, in schr Chas Gibson, Env from Rotterdam. Huirh Cunn (Br), Kldrlrtje, Bremet lor ordert.

Mnicvln I'hapnuin (Hr), Dernl llamiiurit Mlctiuli- I'lMii, Trnlec; Kurlu la (Nori. Aiimra (Bri, brln Hurry Vir ilrn, Caloarlnn Now Vork: Harnb A itnod I'qrto Kicotordo; Ulx, Antlitna for I'llilrv delnhla. Barki Arow and I'ako remain Tor italtimore and Harriet Hickman for Philadelphia. In the 0 2.30 iloaaier Illlaoit, shack ford, froa Llrerpool..