The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
The News.

The steamship City Of Manchester. Captain Mier-
house, from Liverpool Sd, and Queenstown 4th
inst, arrived at this port yesterday. She brings
no news. her advices having been anticipated by
the Arabia.
The steamship Vanderbilt left this port yester.
day for Southampton and Havre, with Isl passen.
gers and 1891 ,229 in specie. The City Of Balti.
more also left this uport yesterday for Qusens-
town and Liverpool, with 265 passengers. She
takes no specie. Owing to the strong northeaster-
ly gale which prevailed yesterday, the Vanderbilt
came 70 anchor Of Quarantine, from whence she
will depart at ten O'Clock this forenoon for Europe.
1t is reported that the City Of Baltimore anchored
in the lower bay.
The northeasierly winds that prevailed during all
Of last week increased to a violent gale on Friday
evening, which continued without abatement up to
an early hour this morning. We have as yet heard
Of no disasters to shipping in the neghborhood Of
New York, but none Of the Southern steamers due
at this port had arrived up to the hour Of going
press. Dispatches from Norfolk and Baltimore
state that the gale was very severe in Chesapeake
Bay, and that the lower portion OF the first men.
toned city was completely submerged by the
storm.
The Prince of Wales and his suite left Boston
the citizens, and accompanied by Governor Banks
aud other distinguished gentlemen, for Portland,
where he was received by the Governor ofthe State
Of Maine, the Mayor Of Portland, respectable
body Of military and the entire population. He
escorted through the streets OF the city, and
inally embarked on board the British war steamer
Hero. The cannon Of the war ships and the bat.
teries Numbered, the bands played the national
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people shouted their adicux and the royal squadron
steamed away for Merrie England. The closing
scenes Of the Princes tour are graphically de.
soribed In our columns this morning.
The Republican City and County Convention
met last evening at the headquarters, No. SIS
Broadway. to make nomination for candidate for
Judge Of the Superior Court, in place Of Judge
Pierepont, resigned three years Of whose term are
yet unexpired. The convention wen, into an in.
formal ballot with the following result James
w. White, 30 John Slausson, g.; scattering, (.
Mr. White was then unanimously nominated by
acclamstion after which the convention adjourned.
The National Democratic City and County Con.
yenton assembled last evening at Mozart Hall. for
the purpose OF nominating person to Gil the place
% Judge Pierepont, as Judge Of the superior
Court. After short session, which was held with
closed doors, they nominated Frederick A. Tai.
madge by reclamation.
The Coroner's investigation into the circum.
stances attending the death Of Mrs Jane Augusta
Blankman, formerly known as Fanny White, was
resumed yesterday. full report Of the testimony
Is given In another column. A, the conclusion Of
the evidence the jury rendered a verdict that the
deceased died Of apoplexy.
The counsel OF Mr.. Deylin have moved. before
Judge Leonard, In the Supreme Court, for a writ
Of certiorar TO bring the matter before the General
Term. The plea Of Mr.. Deylin. which was TO have
been given In the Court Of oyer and Terminer,
was postponed until Monday morning, in order to
give Judge Leonard time to read the papers on the
motion for a certioran.
Ir consequence Of the unfiyorabl, state o. the