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10 NEW YOBK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, SHEB1-, We Industrial Exposition at Vienna anil Hie PresidcnCs Views on the Subject. Tic New System of Detecting Dishonest Government Officials. A I A A WASHINGTON, Oct. 2,1872. The Vienna.

Industrial Exposition. In conversation with a gentleman yesterday the President expressed his regret that adequate provision had not been made for a proper representa- Uon of the United States at tlje Vienna Universal Exposition, which opens next May, ana ivWcli, Induing from present report, is to be on a grander scale than any of Its predecessors, thanks to the combined efforts of the Austrian ana other foreign governments, all of whom have made liberal contributions In aid ol the undertaking. Besides the fijgher influences of these international exhibitions in nations together in amity by means of the stimulus given to the formation and extension or commercial relations, the President declared Sis appreciation of the direct advantages gained to the development of Industrial art in every branch; and to order that onr cotuvtry may not lose tnese advantages at Vienna, it Is his intention to recommend to Congress in nls next message a liberal aporopriation to defray the expense of Bonding representative worKlngmen in the various branches of stilled industry to examine into and report upon the progress of useful arts in the countries represented at the exposition. These representatives, shonld the plan be approved by Congress, are to be nominated ty the various branches of industry to which they respectively belong, after consultation among themselves; and, if the selection be approved by the President, the delegates will report to and be tfflder the direction ot the American Commissioner, general Thomas B. Van Buren, of New York city.

With regard to the exhibition of American products, the President said he was not sure that any government aid could be counted upon bv intending exhibitors or made effective now, there being no available appropriation, and it being ascertained ftom oilier sources that it is necessary to draw upon the Contingent Fand for Foreign Missions for the personal expenses of the Commis sloner. A Startling Political Rumor. It was currently reported here to-day that the Eaiaeron-Hartranft Bins had obtained a large sum ef money from government sources for tee purpose of buying np democratic votes to Sctnyilall, Carbon, Monroe, Berks and Montgomery counties. It was also stated that the Democratic State Central Committee had been tampered with. In reply to a telegram sent to Samuel 3.

Randall, chairman of the committee, as to what foundation these rumors had, he replied that "when heaven and come together that report may be He said he spoke for himself and his colleagues. A Cbeclc T7pon Defecations by Government Officials. The "irregularity" of Paymaster Reese, wMcn, to vulgar language, means using government money for personal gain, was detected six weeks ago. at the Paymaster General's office by the system of sheets inaugurated by the Treasury Department hortly alter the defalcation of Paymaster Hodge. Ine deficit of Seese was only $4,000, -watch amount fcas already been restored.

Should the evidence i ftefore the court martial, whicli is to convene in Sew in a lew days, sustain the charges aim, there Is no doubt but taat he will be jUsmissed the service. He is a relative of General Sherman, but family Influence wiumot, it is said, be in Ws behalf. Spinner, United States Treasurer, In his knnual report will allude to the new system adopted tor detecting the exact accounts ol all the dis- tan-siDg officers of the government. There are received by him weekly 135 reports from the Sub- Treasuries, designated depositories and national banks, of the amounts placed to the credit of over Steven hundred disbursing officers. Each officer a return, which is compared with the re- feit at the Treasury.

In looking, over the reports this morning General Spinner came one which showed that a quartermaster's return did not tally with the report of file Sob-Treasury at Sew Orleans toy $4,000. "This iwrarres explanation the watchdog of Treasury. "Ton see," said he to your corre- "tne government cannot make honest officials, bnt it can guard the funds committed to ttelr care." Under the present plan week by week comparisons are made, and the momenta discrepancy is discovered explanations-are regnlred. It is that no official has taken greater interest in or devoted more attention to checking frauds than Assistant Treasurer Hfflhouse at If ewTork. Wniie there are volumes of letters on this subject from lilm on file in the Treasury Department, He was the tltt one xjctuntewt.

Aaotliex mano as Vice Congo! of for Ohio, and Auguste Antolne Jncquemln at) Consul of Monaco at New YorX. A New Batch ot Sculp Hnnters. The delegation of Indian chiefs under the charge of Commissioner Alvord arrived here this Altar- noon from Louis, for the purpose of lioirtine a council with government authorities, which will take place in a few days. September Treasury Disbursements The disbursements of the Treasury during September were as and miscellaneous $4,832,525 War 3,431,120 Navy 2,850,923 Interior, pensions and Indians 2,968,572 Total $14,081,148 The above does not Include the interest or principal paid on account of the public debt-. Secretary Fish has returned to Washington.

He and Secretary Belknap are the only Cabinet officers In the city. A Kentucky Wonder. A letter was received at the Treasury Department this morning, from Newport, containing $225 conscience money. German Officers on Their Travels. Captains Arendt and Balsch, commanding the German stilps-of-war Gazelle and Vineta, were at the Treasury Department to-day and visited various bureaus or tne department, under the escort of General Spinner.

A Jfew Mull Service. The Post Office Department to-day ordered a mail service on tne Bnrlington and Missouri Elver Railroad, from Garden 'Grove to Leon, thirteen miles, at $403 per annum. YACHTING. l-iatch Bet-ween the Sloop Yachts Glance Sains for a Silver Cap. A very interesting match race was sailed last Tuesday at Oyster Bay, between the sloop yachts Glance, Commodore -Swan, and Salus, Messrs.

Foulke and Zerega, both belonging to the Seawan- haka Yacht Club. The Fall regatta of the club was sailed on the Monday previous, but as there was a very light air the owners of the Glance and Salus agreed to sail a match for a silver cup, and try what their yachts could do together in a breeze of wind. The weather on Tuesday proved highly satisfactory, as there was a pleasant northerly wind and broken water. The judge, Mr. Frederick De Peyster Foster, eot the boats in line short ly alter 10 A.

and started them together at loh. 19m. 30s. The course was from tne buoy off the steamboat dock at Oyster Bay to and around the bnoy off SHIFPEK POINT, rounding the same from west to north ana return to starting point. Tne breeze was nearly dead ahead ana both hauled on the wind.

The vaclits made a very good race, as. making tack after tack, they crossed close to one another. They rounded the Shippea Point Buoy as follows glfce 120. am. fcalas i2b.

46m. in the race home with sheets started the ol the Glance began to tell and slipped awav pretty fast from her antagonist. The yachts arrived as Jfame. Arrival. Time.

H. Jt. S. H. M.

S. Gllance 38 00 3 18 30 Salus 59 00 3 39 30 The Glance therefore won the race wita 10m. 15s. to spare. The Glance measures 39 feet 6 inches, club measurement, and the Salus 32 feet 4 inches making a difference of feet 2 inches between them, giving rhe Salusan allowance of 10 minutes 4o Corrected Time.

H. M. S. 3 18 30 3 28 45 The Criminal Calendar in the United States Circuit Court--Bankruptcy Cases--Alleged Violation of the Ecvcnue Law- Tic Seizure of the Pioneer. UKITEO STATES CIRCUIT COUIiT.

The Criminal Calendar. Judge Benedict sat the United states Circuit Court yesterday to dispose of cases on the criminal calendar. In tliirty-flvc cases the Assistant District Attorney said lie was ready to go on, but the defence was not prepared for trial In a single Instance. The Case of Charles Callendcr. The defendant, it will be remembered, is indicted for accepting bribes to Influence his decision, when he was an examiner of banks In this district, In relation to the affairs of the Ocean National Bank.

This case was again resumed or postponed on the ground that Mr. Noan Davis, the United States District Attorney, who intends lo try it, was not prepared to do so at present. Counterfeiting Match Stamps. Mr. A.

H. Pnrdy, United States Assistant District Attorney, intimate'! that he would uow certainly press forward tlie trial of Benoni Howard, who had been indicted four years ago for counterfeiting match stamps. Forfeiture of Recognizances. Recognizances in ttie following cases were forfeited and bench warrants Sanchez, having to his possession unstamped cigars. -Alexander levy, personating an Internal revenue officer.

William H. ireigel, Indicted for perjury in the Butler steamboat seizure case. Henry P. Cooper, issuing cancelled revenue stamps. Christian Kartell, opening letters entrusted to his care.

Owen Gannon, resisting a United States officer in the discharge of his duty. George F. Dnnninsr, defrauding the Assay Office by means of fraudulent writings. Frederick Hiltaan. counterfeiting.

Patrick McCormack, smuggling stlk, William D. Case and John A. Machado, smuggling John Home, Martin Churchill, George Kappen and Christian Andersen, violating the new shipping 13.W. adjourned till this morning at ten clock A. M.

Decision In Bankruptcy. In the case of James B. Clark, assignee, agaiast Adrian Iselen and others, Judge Woodruff rendered a judgment affirming tne decision of the Court below. Decision 1m Admiralty--Collision. In the case of William H.

Judab. vs. The Bark Tiieles, which was an action to recover damages for injuries caused by a collision, Jadge Woodruff affirmed ins decision of the Court below, dismissing the UbeL TKOTTIKG AT Second of the Kail Meeting-- Ttie Facing Ilacc anil the IttZV Premium To lie Contiuucil Thin Afternoon. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2, 1872.

Tlie second day or the Fall trottlnc meeting, under the auspices of the Indianapolis Agricultural, Mechanical and Horticultural Association, in (he matter of attendance was a decided success. Tlie fitaml was well filled and the amusements of a most spirited nature. The first was a pacing race. Copper Bottom took 1 he llrst and flftu heats, HadOy second, Dan Voor- liees third and fourth. Time.

2 The second was a -trotting race for horses that had never beaten 2:27. Bed Cloud took the first and second heats, Jennie third and fourth. Time Both of these races will be continued to-morrow. Died. At New Branch, N.

on Tuesday, October HENRY H. FINIEY. Notice of funeral in to-day's Telegram and Commercial Advertiser. (For OUter Deaths See. Eighth Page.) I I NEWS.

WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed a telegraph line from New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the same is now open for the transaction of business. This line wifTbe found of great service to those having business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, anil every facility will K. given to merchants and others to communicate promptly. As there is no other telegraphic commnnlcation with Whitestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business and private messages, and the same attended to with all possible despatch.

All messages must lie prepaid. The following rates have been established messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or less; two cents for every additional word. Business messages--For a message of twenty words or less, to be delivered oil board vessels off Whitestoiie, one dollar; five cents lor every additional word. Advertisements for NEW YORK HKRALD free. OFFICES.

Herald Office, comer Broadway and Ann street. Herald Ship Hews Office, pier No 1 East Elver. Herald Branch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Whitestone Poet, Whitestone, LI. Almanac for New Day.

SCX AND MOON. I Sunrises 5 63 Sunsets 540 lloon 6 29 BIOS WATER. Gov. Island eve 855 Sandy HOOK--eve 8 13 Hell Gate eve 10 43 Scl-r Amelia Itale, Port Johnpon for Providence. Si'hr i Civeil, York for T.nmtrn.

ti.n l)cUl IK'ou, lluWjard, J'oit Julinma for Ki-hr Adrlnnec. i Port Johnson fin- Pot rv. Me. hflir K.iiNiiiu, Mi'lM-mii, New Vm for Jlaneiir. Schr 4 Willie, I'orl Johnson for Vlnnl WIVMI.

Palladium, Ilydcr, New York for Proviiwm-p. Hrll-, Ilondoutfor IlnlH. Si- ir IrK Hall, New York lor Norwich. S'i! 11 FH'ncIl. New York Cor llnrklanil.

Harriot linker. Wclincr. EllaiDctlnx.ri Uocton. I rtc lillmbctunurt for Potion. r.

i lr Smith, Tort Johnson fur Proviilciicc. Mir Venilla, Allen, New York lor Boblon. Sohr Comet, Ilow, bll7.Hbotlir.ort for Boston, jjchr Ocean QuoTM, Slott, New York for (Ijtrdiner, Oardiner. Ainbov for Taunton. i'S i lk York lor Nantuclct.

f. To e)I Day, Port.Tohmon for union. fVhr Kami Smith, Bucklev, Wpchawkeit lor Boslon. gcnr Ijmily, Hoimcy. New York for Slflinfonl.

Burner. New York for Stanilbni. BELOW. Bark John ITenry, from Sydney, CB. SAILED.

Wind at sunset fresh. OCEAN STEAMEKS. BATES OF DEPAKTtTRE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE MONTH Of OCTOBER. OJicc. Yachting Itfotes.

Captain toper, of the schooner yacht Madgie challenged Captain William Voorhis, of the scaoone yacht Tidal Wave, to sail for the Commodore' Challenge Cap. now in the possession or the latter and won from the Madgje at Kewport last Angnst Captain VoorMs replied tb.at as be had laid np the Tiaal "Wave for the Winter season he womo. lee obliged if Captain Loper would postpone the con test nntil the opening of the yachting season 1873. Captain Loper, not wishing to put tne owne of tne Tidal Wave to any Inconvenience, has con sented to the above arrangement. The schooner yacht Tarolinta, N.T.T.C., Mr Kent, Is having her masts shortened seven feet, la view to a lengthy crnise this Fall to the West In dies and Southern waters.

The schooner yacht Fleetwing, 3f.T-1.C-, Mr George Osgood, has been laid up lor the season a The scftooner yacht Tilting. N.T.Y.C., Mr. MaHIon Sands, was laid up for the season last weei at Essex, Conn. The schooner yacat Columbia, N.Y.T.C., Mr. Lester WallacS, is Iving at anchor off Sew Brighton Staten Island.

The schooner yacnt Dreadnought, Mr. StocfcwelL is lying off Hoboten. She will be thoroughly over- named preparatory to the race for the Cape May cinaienge cup Thursday, October M. The schooner yachts Restless, K.T.T.C., Mr. George Haven, and Halcyon, X.Y.Y.C..

Mr Smith are both laid up for the season at Sew London The match, race between the sloops Hand and Walter F. Davids, for a side, will be sailed on Samrday, October 5. The Brooklyn Yacht Club nold their Fall recatta on Monday, October 7. The yachts win start from Gowanos bay at eight A. and the festivities will conclude with a clambake at Gravesend Bay.

The schooner yaclt Madgie. N.Y.Y.C.. Captain Loper, and the sloop yachts Josle, S.Y.Y.c Captain R. Loper, and Same E. Dav, S.Y.Y.C Captain Palmer, are laid up for tae season at stonimt- ton, Conn.

FC5EB4L OF IHE DB. Tnwou-Department nas received information Dram the Secretary of state that tae French government in January last passed a law imposing discriminating duties on goods imported into France a otner than French vessels coming Irotn countries other than tne Cnited States. An exception, however, is made in favor vt guano, ftom whatever place brought; raw or fcalf refined borax coming Fern, and brown whenever declared to be intended for temporary admission and exportation when refined. IneTreasnry Department has, therefore, Issued a circular to collectors of customs directing that fecreafter all goods imported into the United states tn French vessels from countries other titan France Shan be charged witli a discrimlnaOng dnty of ten per cent a valorem, under the seventeenth section of the act of June 30. 1S64, "Work of tbe Southern Claims Cozn- mlnfoa.

Tne Southern Claims Commission win resume its sessions on Tuesday next. Daring the Summer service comrjoenctag, Tacation the Commissioners employed tneir leisure i recHon and the life." time in examining and preparing "reports on some fifteen tcndred separate claims, supported by oral i by Croft. Kev. Trinity Scene and sons Present. Ihe mortal remains of the late Eev.

Francis Troton, S. T. will to-day be consigned to tneir qciet resting place in the Perry family burying ground. In Kewport Cemetery, KSoae Island, whither they were conveyed yesterday by steamer, to be laid beside those of Commodore Perry! Barely, If ever, has Trinity church been so completely pacfeed as It was yesterday, and seldom have so many Episcopal ministers been brought together except to diocesan conventions. At half-past two o'clock P.

M. there was very little unoccupied room in the building save what was reserved in tns middle-aisle pews for the clergy ana friends of the deceased. At three o'clock the hearse and carriages drew up at the door and nearly a score of ministers in gown and surplice waited with measured steps from the vestry to tae door to receive the coffin As tbev preceded it to the chancel, wh-re it was rested on a bier, the Eev. Dr. Swore of Trinity chapel, read tlie sentences in 'the '1 am the resur- UKITEO STATES C8HHSSI3KERS' COD3T.

Alleged Violation of the Reveirae law. Before Commissioner Shields. The United States vs. Conrad defendant, who has a liquor store at 163 Hester street, was held in $500 bail for examination on a charge of carrying on the retail of liquor without paying the special tax. JPawlon of a.

Counterfeiter. Louis Zellner. who had been convicted of counterfeiting and sentenced bv Judze Benedict to im- i irisqnment in March, 1871, was pardoned by the President yesterday. SUPFIME COURT--3HAHBE3S. Decisions.

By Judge Leonard. Hetferin--Applicatioi fity of Thurinpia Oct. City of Main Australia St Laurent City of Farts Manhattan. City of Limencfc- Hammonia. Cimbria Prance I 115 Eroad-n-ay.

151 Broadway. 115 Broadway. Bremen 12 BOIV-UUR Green Glasgow 5.. Broad wav. 7..

SLiverpool Broadwav. 9-. Broadwav. Shipping Votes. Three of the four steamshlpo designed for the grills!) line between Hong Kong, Yokohama and San Francisco have heen completed, and the enterprise is to be inaucu- ratcd about the 1st of by the departure of the pioneer steamship for Hong Kong.

It is stated that the vessels will take the northern route, thns shortening tiie distance 500 miles, and rcducins the passage from San to Yokohama to 10 clays, instead of the present schedule of 22 (lav? by the Pacittc Mail line. The foreign steam service between this port and Great Britain and the Continent is steadily increasing, ami to that extent that sailing vessels are being displaced. The regular lines are not only being enlarged, but many transient steamers are finding their way here. There are 573 lighthouses alonj the coast of the United States, and 22 lightships. Marine Disasters.

BARK DKT.TA (Br), Groves, from Warvport for Philadelphia. went ashore off Newcastle. Del, on niiiht of 30th tilt, but was got offby tug TT Boulton. ESsnrn. of PMlndotphia.

(tot niffht of Sent 30. hair a.milc north of the railroad pier at Del, but was lyins easy, and it was expected that she get off the next tide. SCKR EO.A UODSDOK, Nickcrson. cleared nt Coi-klrarn Harbor, TT, Aug J9. for Bangor, Me, with 8938 bdsh salt, and in leaving port struck on tho XW reef of the islands, Jie vessel at Hie time being in charge of a branch pilot.

The weather moderate, with little or no sea on the reef, about 2000 bushels of salt were thrown overboard. which lightened her onflieiontly. and at noon on the following day she was hauica off and proceeded to the There beimt no appearance of damage, the vessel would proceed to sea as foon as the weather would permit Tlie pilot in charge lias been summoned to appear before the Pilot Commissioners to answer to a charge of neglect of duty. SCHK GLOBE, Herrick, Jacksonville 26th uttfrom Tew York, reports that in lat 30 4-1. Ion 80 Oi.

offBaricn ercd in abont 12 fathoms water what was to be a Dngof about 200 ton? burthen, copper bottom. Her gen- Oct. OCL Oct. Oct. Oct Oct.

10.. I Liverpool-. Oct. 10.. I Hamburg Oct.

12.. Oct, 17.. I OcL 61 Broadway. 19 Broadway. 61 Broadwav.

53 Broadway-. POET OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1872. CLEABED. for discharge In re Ellen must be denied.

David M. Koehler vs. William second and third subdivisions of notice granted. All tne rest denied. No costs.

In re Teresa Viele, application is denied. 'William H. Whitney et al. vs. Angnst granted, jrtth S10 costs.

SIIPEBB3 COIBJ-SPECM. TERM. Sc-w Phase of the Pioneer Case. Before Judge Curtis. Yesterday morning Mr.

Jonn D. lownsend, of the firm of Townsend Weed, made application in this court for an order of arrest against James E. Ward, and Sheperd, ship brokers at US Wail street, In an action commenced against them by Captain Francis s. Norton, lately of the Cuban schooner-of- war Pioneer. The action is brought for damages against the defendants for having, as alleged in the complaint, caused Captain Norton's arrest maliciously in Xewport, E.

and causing Mm to be there imprisoned for forty-five davs. It appears that ivneu the schooner Resolute, subsequently the Pioneer, left the port of New Tort, there was a mortgage upon her for $2,000 given to James E. Ward 4- Co. by Lambert Norton, the owner. At Hayti the vessel was sold to the Cuban Republic, subject to this mortgage, by Mr.

Lambert Norton in person. Captain Korton declares that he has no Interest In the vessel or mortgage. Upon the arrival of the Pioneer at Newport she was libelled by James E. Ward as well as by the government, and tae claim of that nrm was unquestionably good against tne vessel. The Cuban Republic, believing that the united States government had no legal claim against the vessel, declined, until the vessel was discharged, to pay tlie mprtjmge.

While Captain Norton was temporarily in NeTrport the firm of Ward Co. commenced proceedings against him there, although all parties to the snit are residents of Xew Tort, and arrested him and compelled him as Captain Norton alleges, to allow judgment to be taken against him for 42.046. Captain Norton relieves and alleges that the wftole affair was np so as to prevent him from taking measures --ge of the Pioneer. Damages for (Tranted the order of 1 8 Cnrtts parties in $2,000 bail. By Judge Curtis.

Bertoa Pretrowski vs. Samuel J. erred to tafce proof as to alimony, Ac. fhe SasiraeSanna and Wyoming Valley Rail- oad and Canal Company vs. Joseph Llovd without costs.

Louise Chabada vs. Charles Chabada Divorce granted. Decree to be settled on oae day's notice. MUST BF CCBBOH PLEAS-SPECiAL THIS. By Chief Justice Daly, Ernest B.

Simon vs. Caroline granted to plajntifl: Ey Justice J- F. Daly. Bond vs. granted.

Steamship Java (Br), Martyn, Liverpool via Queenstown --v Fraiictlyn. Steamship Wisconsin (Br), Freeman, Liverpool via Qaeenstown--Williams 4 Guion Steamship Tyrian (Br). Lamon, Glasgow--Henderson Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Havana--F Alesandre 4 Sons. steamship Gen Sedgwick, Evans, New Orleans--C Jlal- Icry Co. Stenmship City Point, McMnllan, Charleston-Charles Cleary.

Steamship John Gibson, Bedell, Georgetown, DC--G Memcs 4 Co. Steamship Kerens, Bearse, Boston--H Dimoclc. Snip Southern Chief, Kiggins, Havre--H Broot- man. Bark Bosa (Nor), Oxholm, Cork--Tetens Bark EUgo--Hcjjcy barker. Bark Usko (Suss).

Sundquist, Qneenstown or Pal. month--Tetens Bockmann. Bark Betsy Gnde (Nor), Due, Qneenstown or Palmonth for orders--Tetens Bookman. Bark Electra (Br), Maynes, Londonderry--J Elwell Co. Bark Frederick 4 Louise (KG), Bradhen, Odessa-Punch, Edve 4 Co.

Bark Palestine (Br), McCullom, St Kitts, 4c--Jones 4 Lough. Bark Nashwalk (Br), LsBlanc, Picton ana Sydney--S Load A Co. Bark Gazelle, Cole, Galveston--Theodore Mcserson 4 Co. New York dial), Javanese, Gibraltar--Fnnch. Co- Brig Jalista- Partridse.

Buenos Ayres--John Zittloscn- Bng Jeremiali, Ford, Maianzas--Jas Ward 4 Co Brig Victor (Br), Barnet, St George, Bermuda--D Mc- Brig Masonic (Br), Carson, St John, KB--D DcWolf 4 Brig Lncida (Br), Atkinson, Bay Veste, KB--P i Nevins 4 Son. Brig A Berry. Berrr, Portland--Miller 4 Houghton. Schr Isaac Goodwin (Br), Smith, St Pierre--HA Swan Co. Schr Annie, Harris, Baracoa--Win Chalmers.

schr Newport (Br), Miller, Windsor--Crao teaux 4 Co. Scbr Thos Ball, Ryder, Imllanoia, Texas--Evans, Ball 4 Schr BidEewood, Henderson, Georgetown, SC--Tola 4 aarL Floyd, Squires. Georgetown and Pot Bluff, Stockibla 1 Price Norfolk, Va-Overton 4 Schr Anna Brown, Harvey. Sand Hoot--J Gauticr 4 Co. Schr Loew, Hallowcll.

Boston--H Baker Schr Hero, Pratt, Salem--E Eopcs. Schr Smith. Abrams, Xcw Haven--Backctt 4 Bro. bchr Evelyn. Burger, Stamford--Stamford Manufacturing Co.

Steamer A Stimer. Warren. Philadelohia. Steamer Fannie, Fenton. Philadelphia.

2JRBIVALS. Ber- chor was down and hcfd fast; so low was she sunk in tho water bnim of the ves5el or her name could not DS uistmymsned. 1.0 fignu of the crew or anv sin.il] bests were visible, and it is probable tha the crew 1-ac! deserted her ami cone ashore- Cant Herrick that sne was in ballast, bonnd either for Darlen or Jacksonville for lumber, and was capsized during a squalL HtiiF.li. Oct 1-- Steamer Etealibar, recently ashore at Boughton Island, 15 now aSaat, Mlsccllaneom. Purser Sparkawfc, of the steamship San Jacinto, from Savannah, has our for courtesies.

rionron-RfcnnKihlr'9 Peruvian (Tlr). Smith, JAnt Mnrcnrr, OtieeiiMown for orders- iHilllk'lvi'r. Mir.lhams, Urli ro'mnni nilsnii, IleinarHrR; scbr I'nlcii, 1 Knllril-- Hark Cliiiiitlclcrr, Cardenas; ItavcnnclllT sivan' Pninl, to lliiKii lilg liir (Irrat llrilnln; brig Hello Hich- niniiil, lonil for IJruzil, both in tow, brig Potomac Di'imirant, in low. Kitt'Nsn'lCK, (in, Sept 25 (before reported 20th)-- Sailed. bark Alihlra Coombs, Alison, Full River.

1'ort Johnson. Oct 1-Arrlved, schr AUinter, Sailed--Sloop Harvest, Corwln, New York. BHfDlJEPOKT, Oct 1-Arrlvcd, Brig Smith, Podge Bmler, Ni-w York. aiili--Arrived, tmrk Tejiica mot as telegraphed), Blan- clmrd. Bootlibay, Me.

Oct2--Arrived, steamship Manhattan, New Yorfc; Minnie, do. Hailed--Steamship Adger, New Tnrk; bark Geor- (ri.inn, Liverpool; brig Haze, Union Island, Oa- schr Sjmrklinir Sen, Jacksonville. CAST1NE, Sept 23--Arrived, schr Watson Baker, Horv kins, New York. OALAIS, Sept 26-ArrIved, (chrs John Boynton. and Atnirttld, Hickcv, New York.

Bulled--Schrs American Eagle, McFarlanO, and Nellies Mason, Now York. 27th--Sailed, schrs Julia, Newark; Union. Sawyer, New York. 28th--Sailed, fchr Etta May. Dlx, New York.

BLIZABKTIIPORT, S-ept3i3-Arnvcd, schrs lilenzl. Cob-' Newport; Jwcphlnr, Ball. nnO Ellzn, Ban, Bridge' 1 Ne Sailed--Schrs Vandatia. Fullcrton, Boston: Ball. Bridgeport; Ann Eliza, Cnswell, Providence; Con- noctlcut, Johnson, New Haven; Golden Eule, Norwalk.

FORTRESS MONROK, Oct 2--Passed In for bark Arctic (Sw), Norberg, (rom Newport; brig SamueK Lindsav. from Sagua. Sailed from Hampton Roads, bries Sloga, for Baltimore Lewis Ciark: schvs Lewis and Emma, Sarah, FortJ Gettysburg. Bennett, Harry Laudell, Baltimore. Kapp, Edw in A Taylor, Robert Repley Woodruff, Maggie.

McDonald, Barli.tra, Phelps, Wake Hen, ricttn. Mnry Turner. Moderator, Eliza Mcrrick, Sarah Smith and many others, 1 Arrived, schr Snowflake, from New York. FALL KIYER, Sept 29-Arrivcd, scbr Surprise, BecrsI Baltimore, GALYESTON, Oct 1--Arrived, steamship Clvde, Kcunen dy. New York.

GEORGETOWN, DC, Sept SO--Arrived, schr Albert Chester. Gardiner, Me. GLOUCESTER, Oct 1-Arrlved, schrs Marv Gaeej rirk. New York; 87th, bri2 Emily. Boston.

Cleared 25th, schrj Maid of the West Smith, New ith. Wigwam, Field, Newark, Bellaty. Fall Elver. "i KEY WEST, Sept 25--Arrived, hark Union. ElanchnnlJ ew York--would discharge part of cargo and proceed to! LUB'EO, Sept 24--Sailed, schr Olive Branch, BrownJ New York.

Soth--Arrived, schr Huntress, Brown, New York, NEW ORLEANS, Sept 27--Arrived, ship Genevicvef Strickland, Strickland. New York. Below, bsrk Anevo-J ca. Williams, from Britonferrv. At Quarantine, steamy ship Bolivar, Doherty, from Yera Cruz via Tampico and) GaH-eston.

NEWBURYPOET, Rept 30--Arrived, brig Tula, ReeflJ Hobofeen: schr Chas Kogcrs Mnyo, Ellsabethport. NEW BEDFORD. Oct 1--Sailed, schrs Jlinnehaha, DonJ glass. Inlet: Fred Bccd. Borden, New Yorlt.

NEWPORT, Sept 30, PM--Arrived, schrs BlaekstoneJ Vickson, New York for Wareham (and sailed 1st inst) i otronto, Providence for New York; Pearu Smith, Dix Islanl for do: Jos Hay, Bcebe, Providence foR Philadelphia: Orcron, Wilson, Bristol tor New York. RIG HAEH.Y, Brown, of New York, now at Providence, load lumber at St Mary's, Fla, for Port Spain, Trinidad, at SK per M. SCSE TROPIC Bren (Bri. Wood, from St Dominjo for Boston, before reported spoken with captain and crew sick, arrived at destination Oct 1. SCBE JtajrEHAHi.

DouRlass, of Sew Tort, now at New Bedford, has been chartered to transport men and stores to the Lrve Oak station at Mosquito Inlet, Fla. name of the late Cuban privateer Pioneer now at Newport, has been chanced top Livingstone, and she will sail for Baltimore the first wind. SHIP pF.opEMT--There is no diminttion inthsbnoy- of the market for this property as noted in mv Ia.4 and the flemann has continued verv pood throrffh the mr.n4-h i Ull, past month. There is very litrte toinace oHcrinl as in view of the lucrative bnsiriess for vessels nTPWat-f, recent sales of the past TO onth. Emilv Farnam on Isl bn nL Pc 85t medalled Mav 1872, equivalent fe shin -Tolin 11'tT fotis register, built at Bath, fase, melalled Juaerisfci (now at New Orleans, sold at Boston).

S26.00n bark Wallace; HSV. IS recister, trailt at Scitnate. r) 135 fo 5-' render, built in Englai 1858. Maguire's Circular, New York, Oct I. ord, Hatch, Somerset for do; Ana Amelia, Allen, Provi-' ence for do.

Oct 1. AM-- No arrivals. Sailed-- Schr 0 A Brtghtman, New York. BriR Leonard Mvcrs, Hicks, from ProvWenee. of or Ivew York, IP a anchor anont rnidwav Gull Rocks OonW Island, ivallins ivind.

NORWICH, Sept Sn-Arrived, schre Maria Fleming ort Johns-m; Gilbert Green, and A.cpleeate, Hobolsen- NEW HAVEN, Oct 1-- Arrived, schrs Star Spangled: Banner, Blakeman, and Loon. Eotford. ElizaheThport. i Cleared-- Schrs Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore George; Hotehkiss, Doyle, NeTS- York. 2d-- Arrived, scnrs Columbia, Harding, Kincston; Jarrard.

Davis, New Brunswick; Joseph, Skidmorc, Port Johnson. Sailed-- Schrs EHaa Sunyon, Fortes: and Eappnlianneck, Foster. New Yr.rk Aliens Gurney, Gamev, Newbur-r; Charlie TVoalsey. Baltimore sloop TV Mount, Hawkins, New Yorfc. PHILADELPHIA.

Oct Arrived, steamships Achillcsv Colbonrn. Boston Win Clvde. Eojrers, Providenret schrs Scott (Brt. Green. John, Wheelers Bowman, Boston Winnie Kinnle, Parsons, Norwich EsJ tcUeDay.

Carey, Gardiner. Me; Transit Kackctt, Fall Kiver; Broomall. Norberry, Boston; Jacksonj Tomlin, Boston: RE Pecker, Armstronpr, Bangor. Cleared-- Steamships Tvnc Qneen (Br), Cantos, Charles- tor. Colbnrn.

lioston Hercules, Wmriett dod ship Westmoreland, Heron, Antwerp; brigs Annie BatchJ elder, Steelman, Bordemix: A Williams, Derner. Socna i Addle Hale, Sheppnrd. Portland; schrs Mary (Br) Cook, Sackville, NB; EsWIe Day, Carer, Boston; John Artarns, rto: Magee. Fefchum, Chcbe.lt Anme and Cooper, Salem Sf Fitzpatrick, vessels a-e beini built principally was launched by Mr Wood- LitiKCHED--At Sonth 1st inst from the yard of ersms Fnibee. a new three-masted schooner, called shc jj to be cni OTell ta soBthlnie.

Cleared at Kew Bedford Oct 1, baris Java, Ki-llev for Pacific Ocean; Java 2d, Fisher, for do- Martha Stanton. for do. Capt Kelly, of the bark.las Allen, of KB, writes as fol- ows ini relation to the vessels abandoned in the Arctic ''Oftheshiusleftat Point Belcher last year, the bark lies at the entrance of Wainwrijht Inlet. good as when abandoned in hull, but her cab'm Is marred con- iderably. she lay on the else of the beach, and she swnnz inshore clear of the heavy ice.

which grounded rher. and so she received no dnmiw- The Thos BY THE HERALD STEAH YACHTS AT) J.D_WHITESTOSE TELEGEAFH USE. Steamship IT c. via Havre 21ft, with mdse 50 J5 4 Co. Arrived AM.

Had lijht sape: mncn fog on the Banfcs. and strong NW winds the last two days. Oct 1. Ju, Ion 62 15. passed brie Mas- net, 01 Pzndce, bonnd W.

Steamship San Jaclr-to. Hazard. Savannah Sent 23. 8 2 Passcnscrs. to Garrison.

Ship Sir Robert Peel, Larrabec. London Ang with indse and 8 passengers to Grimicll. Minram Vk. TOOK Uic northern passage and had variable weather; been 17 days west of the Banks. Ship CpnSdence.

Patterson, GlasioTf ijavs. wits mrtse to Wm ebon, Jr. Scplir. late, ion SS. took a violent cale, at Uic SE.

veering to S. lastinc 3 davs- hove the ship a tarpaulin the main risginz; sustained no damoce. Bark Bosone (Ital), davs. with inase to A Acresta. Sep: 19, lat2311.

ion passed the wrec! waterlogged and abandoned. Ui5- tance np the coast, her bulwarks stove and rudder carried awny. She was then" trozea in solid, and so they found.h-r. she -win probablrbe saved if she is not rtove. The Rhelndeer sunk.

an3 the Florida Quantity of bor.c. bet the natives wok it -iwa a 'erfroze over so" so ft? ships; and fourteen Conrt--Im- AS the coffin iras placed on the anthem. testimony from fonr to witnesses In each case, ttea a Scrtptnre lesson from 7. Connthiaas." I States special conanissioners I fSr pointe la the late The am case to be heard next wees is 3 1 l2j. a 1 5 S1J thaTponion of the 'hat of a deceased wealihy cSUzcn of Xew Orleans, who bequeathed one-third of nig entire locladUujavaHflclalni of against He gov- Taicent, to the State edncariocal fond of majority of the new cases fco be ceara this Fan fff iOT amonnts above ten The 'arthcoadng report of EASIRE C3UBT.

Jcrlsdlction of fhe Marine portant Ecctsion. Before Judge Shea. KIndstopf VE- this case, wlilch was tried dnring the Ssptcinoer term and argned at Jcngta by the counsel, the following important decision nas jnsl been rendered, ly Trhich it is held that an action on a bond given In a justice's court cannot be snslalne-j ia the Hartae Coart. Shea--This action Is npon a bond given to Sheriff of this conaty in his official relation. actioa this has no arcn (of PorHand.

Ve). Storis. Satraa 10 r.ic. to Co, Schr Mary Ixach. Atiins.

-Tacmcl 13 davs, -rviih or- jrooo, coffee, Konhardt i Co; vessel toBJWco- oenr. SchrSosaa ScraniOT, timhrr to master. Is bound Vs Sch Cwlfrer, Jaraian. Vircinia. Schf is taiu uiaT 01 fha? TMh a TM h-ever saw none WES lite do; Perfection.

Hunter, Morristown. Oct 1--Went to sea vesterdav bark Hart- anna and bri-rs Hermes ana John Welsh. PM, three several briss and a large fleet ot senra here, mostly outward bound. Among these are reported bark Aeai-ia and schr Mary Collins, the latter rot Philadelphia. PORTLAND, Sept 30-Arrived, briir Ma-rcie (Br)J Smith.

Ponce. PS: schrs Gc-orge Emily, Harris, Port Jonnson for Yarmouth: Andrew Peters, 'Hopkins, Calait for New York: Elvira. Bancroft. Machlas for do. Cleared--Scbr Ctms Sawyer, McFarland, Newarfe.

Oft.1--Cleared, bite Kigreta. JTcCanlder. Havana. PBOVIDEXCE, Oct 1-Sailed. James Flannfearr, Shaw, Georgetown.

WeWin, Crowell: Vv'm JJ ner, Esbert, and Emily Jennie, Hewett Philadelphia i Amos Bribes. Enanp. Eaverstraw: Fester, PcJ. rick, iew York: Rimleadcr. Snow, New York or Jane.

Hnskeil, New York or Banror: Jew Zealand. HnsJ Sell, dodo; Alice CNoyes. Baker, New York; P-Elv, Stokes, d-: Kate Foran'on, Palmer, do: Marv Emma, Inchols. Rando'pli, Steelman, New York! Jarres Engtish. Barker, do: Wm Bowen, Tcrrv, do! Seanort, Joy, do; Minijuas, Heany, do; Korat, Manser, or PAWT CCKET.

Oct 1-Arrivcd, schrs Yoimsr, Barret; ana A Burton, Johnson, EUzabethport; Fredonia. Searsi Kondouf. RICHMOND. Sep! SO-Arrived. steamship Old Bourne.

New York; Francis Shnbert. Cranmer. dot Ann Cannon, Oulcn, Kcwbnrg; Minnie, ErricBson, All banv. SAN FRANCISCO- Sept M--Arrived, ships Prince Oscai (Br). Powles, Calcutta: City of Perth (Br), McFhaL Leitht (ScoUanil).

Cleared--Bart Admiral de Rnyter (Br), Hotchfeiss, Fal- reouth- Sailed--Sbip Black Hawk. Cowell. New York barks Charley (Br). Sclavo. Burrard Inlet; Pacifinue (Fr).

pomtes, Dublin- 30th--Arrived, bark Unfl, Weaver, Manila. Oct I--Sailed, steamship tireat Kepnblic, Howard, Honcf Kongand Yokohama. SAVANNAH, Sept 2S-Arrlved. ship Sawley ChlndoW (Br). Bosse, London (not as bcfore.

Oct2--Arrived, steamship San Salvador. New YorkJ ship Lancaster, do: brig Waverley, Philadelphia; schr Bradley, Gardiner. -Sailed--Steamship Virso, New York. EA Sept so-Arrived, schrs Mary Ann. Alley, port for New York: It McConville, Wardwell.

for phia toinbad. Perry, do for New Yorfc. or South Amboy Joseph Oakes. Oakes. do for Pbiladel- phia; Castellane.

Warren, Rockuind; Dix, Due, tiiUAU. UV i STONISCT'ON, Oct 1--Amvcd. schrs Reading ER Ko Philadelphia: Bleekcr, Thompson, Portjohnsonz sloop 3Iary Grav. Paine, do. TIKEYAED HAVEN.

Oct 1--Arrived, brigs Helen KIch. Cow Bay, CB. for Sew Tors; Cresia ton for Charleston: JIarshal Dutch, Bangor for Phnadcl- phia; Navaspta. Hobokcn for Boston; echra Helen -es fordo; Arcnla- 1 Percv, do for Bath-; Philadelphia for Cohastet; Harvest New York for Bockland: Kcw Dominion (Br). Norwich for St John.

SB: Prcssey, Mary Smith, Tnomaston for New York; Bea Bolt Br), Osscs (Bo. St John. SB. for do- LymbOrner Bansorror flo: BrcwdacM, Calite for aoTSeoro Pigeon Cove for do: Alaska and 1 Bvron. saineton, DC: Nathan Clifford, Belfast Schr A A-vcrr.

Kyin. Baltimore. ScLr Ward, Throtjgo HeU BOUM) and that Tvant of jTiriscuction appears on. 1-he faoc son of toe service Or. Dixreqaesed the congre- of the complaint, so that co inqntrVls n4aed to keep their places trnta tie coffin and I cases where pleas in abatement WCT-C JbnnertT vro- iae inen'is na-l left the chnrch.

Tlie I jw 'o evolve circrinistanccs maJdmt manifest this borne to the hearse i Cantor power in the Conrt. So ooasent can give rr rfaad ttivptea ly sclieiners In the prcsecotJon foists. "The BrltiUifct Frasei, the American CotnnflssioneT, sr- tws cTemng, bat not In time for meeting the i Commission. A number PIXI CS JJavis. Kisi- costs.

as CoK.neifat.en, ii ol tints bv Fhysician Dcaia- ao-3 the or fhe flvc-auffl- i Oopcr, -C TVallara-s mitefl States" WirtJ. i TbcWtem sivea direction Dr-Aleiaiiflcr be stricken frotn We doctet. -which th- conrse of B. YIMOU an-J GcncraJ Ttnton, nrolbers. and Oene- ral Yinton.

ncphctr or the (JooeasefL T)ic vestrrmen nd Darlcn 5ar.T Department, has oroerea or. ftc Eoiayo MTCT ia ooaac'Ction trith the 'y the Xicaragna rcrote JOT the luitrooesmic anal, "lit -KWI jj -Q comaieacf on the is! of Dt- alo The coffin IB Thich the T.ofly of Dr. wenflt.sea in a htocV cloth csse, ornamental K-iih sou a silver haaflics and MnaptmiciIT," crotrnji of Sowers. II tra? Slates KcportF, p. in, and ia the other case cltcfl Ex-Jn'Jee BnTI 3.

G. H. MCTCM lor plaintifll Satanea Hirsoh for defemlant. CDDRT OF EDjmt SESSTO1K. The German Foleonlng Case--Th.

to Ajrree Are Before Kccoracr Hasten. I for The beach stuff Ivorvatitl other the shins. Many ar- FarrclU Plvraoalh. XC. enefactor.

Jones. Kcw York schr cbt Etov. Stpt schr Gco Kane, Peterson, ArrlTtd. -w Harp. Horton.Pers 7h- hull -f the Caledonia Scjr 31 Eirrca.

Green. Halltrtrcn for Tort nce for cranlcJ o5trrES OBTAINED FROM Xo pnWicilv. for tv woc-o. New Barca Icr Trea- Schr siMtata. for Yort Scar wniiam A -HEKALP ESAXCH OFFICE, BKOOKLTS.

conrer rt Fnlton aveoce amd Bocrom Bocrom SP M-- TM TO Sunday 3 Vi f. X. CaTmnv. Stir lor Sc3ir rsrhro. Hives.

Stsr laaSm tor for Oet 1--Airired. ESiUi, Scir Ta. max in a Ki25 JOT Nsw T'ttrt. shir Mow 4 Eur not Srioir TOTS!) EAST. fBrJ.

Arr'tl. 7r re3 Swlt SaOnrauTc 3 T- DISEASE. pIABETES. DBOPST. FARAt.

Hti'low: rw StTir Blurt DlitnTOfl, Ji 1 Rclir inr "-nc7 ScjT TcCTiam, flay- ri, f--r Tall JIlv -nuIt NarSn. Xftrjill, 1yr lETHWajV th? itteBKirej.hT.icU-n.w^t, 1 te: rrr OFF ITTT Jmcric t-ET, Ort l- -rtcre'J to finish i.be -rci-rcy of Daricn route. to Jicrin text January. PIrlropolii Outdone. a reffl3.TJ,»y;e in Hie men Jting several WtflTls.

ir Lxwrrar'-, rrtrt-i- raorn- A Hint to Licrhi.bO39e BorQ Jias given nolitc thai a '-'X has been cstoblWie-J '-T'-j-7! liyht siatjon, Vc-w OJOFIcfAllT- fc? jbas recognized r. Henry Hart- 1 KJ5C rairhaJrn, As as Pcrart was KimbeT, I ITIR His Honor the K-ror. 11 ft M4 t--try of foreman thai there was TO pwsiMijv of -I, HJKWJ a. vsrdici. fllsrinarccfl thtai T-om' the i cirarcsi wai coversyi wirt a further oonRMcraWnn of cas- The i-nrr cloth.

In inn! or which a iarr- for an1 Now -that thti proiraclH triarha.5 it Tiit imprnpf-T to say thai the rhaln of cirnnn- acainp) rhe sM-c-oaet) -was DOI com- i 1 Tt.tk frit TuivTv. Klit-iilH OFF j-" PE ly 135 TRICES GT.EAT TIF.nrCTJOX OBI-AT EDrrTJOS A AT Al.i OTR STOKES. AT OTE STOltES fil'EAT AXERirAS TEA or.r.^7 AWT-nrAS TKA OKKAT TEA COMPANT. Wifcrm. Tnrtt for Birtp.

Tort Jolmacm fir Btrr.f 0. N.w Era. 1 'T' 7 ana the I IOOTC ihc ve fit Sclir OIW aurodlcr (Br), Perjs, New Ttcx CBKESSHK WfiUS WUWtlL with' nib and cnasxfr" -wore a etp than of death. Oct senrs HKrry fmta. City.

T-riv 0 I rr 7 7 trfnce frwn A. iL to P. M. Trfc nrcrt.Xc-rTor*. I ASSEMBLY TABMAVT TJtT- JL amrr --A rtrcDofl wni l.r Iwld tt 2io A-rtmif A.

rrntta, me taa P- Wp 11 ni Jndi- City Assembly Onn- h'm. pnrpuKBl prtfl in "with Uit tne Tamrfidtiv Hun Cnnrmrilcs. ori-T the Cwmm-tltt. ABEJJt S. t.

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