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Fire in the Boyery.

A MAN BADLY INJtR RED BY TIE FAILING or A
cHIMNEY--sEvERAL CHILDREN NEARLY sure
GATED, ETC.
Between five and SIX O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke the millinery of Ada I,ossman 2s
Bowcry The flames spread with great rapidi,y and be
fore the remen could subiue IL the upper part OF
buildings and three stores burned out. Mr. Sen
mark, who occupied the premises the stores was
badly injured The face and head by the falling OF Il
chimney. Mrs. Hull and family nearly sufrocacd
by the dense smoke while escaping. The following is
list Of the premises which have met with loss and
damage
No. 25S Bowery-Miinery goods, owned hy Ada Ross
man. Loss about $500 insured Tor $500 in the Ana IN
surance Company.
No. $780, Bowery--tancy goods, owned by Joseph
strauss Loss about $500 insured FOR 81 300 on stock
and household furniture N Astor Insurance Company,
No 25Si. BoNery-iancy goods, kept by Solomon
Rosenberg, agent for Morris Alexander Damage TO
stock about $3.50 insured by Mr. Alexander 81 900 ia
Pacific and Liverpool aud ioudon insurance companies
No 2G0 isowerySovcs and tin ware owned by James
Newman Loss about $500 stock; insured Cor - Oos
in the Brooklyn and lNchange insurance companies Mr.
lessee, in the Park Insurance Company.
No 26ois Bowery-lIa store, occupied by IT. Brooks
Floss about 5000 insured for 81 900 the Insurance
Company, and $500 household furniture same com
pany.
The origin Of the fire is at present unknown Il is
being investigated by the Fire Marshal.
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miscellaneous.

The fine steamship City of Washington Capt Brooks of j
Daes line sails on Saturday next at for
and Liverpool.
snIr HxSRY CLAY Caukins from Liverpool for New York
wrecked off lslay, was built in this city 1874 1907 toms
AK, and owned by Spofford. Tileston Co.
ScBR SuNKA schooner deeply loaded with coal living OF
Twenty street. East River Sunday morning sprung
aeak and sunk Two who asleep the cabin
the time were drowned.
scHR HENRY CAsToTr {of Newport RI Davis from Bos
ton for Washington DC ashore In the gale AM of 9th
inst at O'clock the side of Cape Poge schr Snow,
Dr. has arrived at Edgartown with Is hay and produce
from her They would probably have discharge load
more when hopes entertained that she would come Of
next day high water Parties Edgarown contracted
get her on Vessel uninjurod insured Cargo Of produce
hay and ice partly insured The got OIL night of
ih apparently without damage and has since arrived at
Edcartownl
CoLsIosAt late hour the night Of 9th inst collision
took place In Chesapeake Bay between the schrs Fair Wind
skinner, and Margaret Bull damaging the fofmerarry
away her bowsprit sarboard aru aud throwing
board several hhds tobacco. The At anchor at the
time.
ARYAB Aug lgIntegence by telegraph has been received
that the ship Mary Ann tof Boson) kemmonds from Co
lombo July IL Bassen is stranded the the
Bsssein Rlver No particulars All hands saved lrhe
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COrOgters' Iuuues(s.

FATAL RIsuiT or Az ABoRnoy.--Coroner Schirmer WAS
called upon yesterday hold inquest No. 2l5 las,
Fifty fourth upon the body Of Anna iIenschci
German domestic, in the employment of Mr. John Krcss,
the above number, who died the caects OF an
abortion procured ii is alleged the hands of ply
stefan named Max Hoffman From the evidence elected
before the Coroner appeared that the deceased had
been living wife with tailor named August
Mschko, and, becoming encei,e, she repaired to he
Office OF Dr. Hoffman No 43 Delaney street for The
purpose Of having abortion procured Mschka states
most positively that deceased told him that Ind the
miscarriage performed by Hoffman, and that there
was no other physician attendance. Two or three
DAYS after the operation performed deceased com
planned OF severe headache aud palpation Of the heart
ana subsequently she became so VI that it found
necessary to call in ply stefan Deceased con nucd 10
sink rapidly however ana Sundaycn days after the
ABORTION was procured--shc cNsred DR. Bouton made
post norton examination cr tho body and gave II MS his
opinion that death caused by metro perionitis s
eryening an abortion The jury after hearing the eyi-
denCc OF over ha dozen witnesses rendered verdict
of Death by metro peritons. supervenug an abor.
ton: and consider nr Max Hoffman either urinc,n,t
accessory 10 the induction said abortion The
accused, who arrested the ms lance of Coroner
Schirmer, stated IN his examination that lac forty.
years Of and native Of Franltnr ON tho
Main In answer 10 the charge preferred against him he
said have nothing TO say but 10 lift my baud before
God and say aG not guilty The prisoner was con,
mted 10 the Ioinbs 10 await the action Of the Grand
jury.
FArAL BURSNG CAsuMp.--Catharins Moore, a child
about twelve years OF age residing at No $50 East Thirty
fourth street, fatally burned Sunday night, by her
clothes catching fire at the Doceaseds parents
were out visiting the time OF CASUALLY and knew
nothing Of the melancholy affair until they entered the
house and found their child backcned corpse Coroner
lackman held IN inquest upon the body yesterday when
tho Jury rendered 4 verdict of "Accidental death"
SINGULAR ACCIDENT 4 0RrNKEy WonAy.--About two
weeks ago a named Winnie Collins, residing at No
800 Pearl street became Intoxicated and wandered Tia
root After remaining there several hours she bethought
o' novel plan to gain access TO her bedroom Taking
clothes line which she found upon the hausetop and
ing one enc 81 i To The chimney, she dropped tho other
enu over ne cohas Wo Of the roof and attempted
swiuE helsei ho third story window. while Rdalgne
W 'ns lehy enc suddenly lost her hold upon The rope,
"lR we Ntaa to he sidewalk uurng herself ~
severely Ua' she dcd yesterday from the effects Of he
bCuy
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Mozart County Conxention

The Mozart County Convention assembled last NIGHT Il
Mozart Hall, Broadway, between Eleventh aud Twelfth
streets, and made the following nominations. nothing
whatever having occurred to disturb the harmony of the
proceedings
For Judge Of Supreme Court-ludge Cerke
For Judge Of Common Pleas-John r. Brady
For Judges of Superior Court-Murray Hoffman and
Lewis B. Woodruff.
For Judge Of Marine court-Arba X. Maynard.
Having passed the following resolutions the Convention
adjourned to Thursday next when Coroner County Clerk
and District Attorney will be nominated.
Whereas, the democratic party OF this city united under
the Mozart organization is the only organization which pri
marty an net as prudent aerthough repudatcd tn.
unpatriotc sentiments # the Albany Regency State Con.
venion and mas heartily responded the patriotic
lencics Of the national CRISIS
And whereas, the Albany Regency county organization
knnwn as ne ammany party has Furthermore manifested
~ ai winch are louder than words Its departure from
Ious impulses IN declining 10 recproce unexpected
hahtl2h by the opposition jud al convention two
therefore eN" ~N''N0 az" oi@a!, h"N,
,,esoysd That this organization again rising 10 the no.
~ OF the crisis responds
go ~ q W the part of the opposition judicial conyen
% nv VIZ nt spon the appropriate ballots of this or
LEI IN, =. aitS 81 the candidates nominated by IT,
% the Justice Marine C0urt T1 tbe
DIV VI WHOSE name tney Will inser that n tho preaent ia
cuihpcht u the expiring Term, who IA our
the ease 81 the Judges OF the oer ronr, -
performed his duties ana should be reelected ~ '"Hs
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IRA HARRIS naTALRY.

PRESENTATION o. SWORD TO CAPTAIN GREEN.
large meeting Of the residents Of the Twenty nrst
ward, friends Of Captain A. P. Green, took place last
evening at 1876 Fourth acknowledgement Kirby, Esq., in
the chair The object Of the meeting the prcsen-
tation Of sword be sash and revolver to that gentle
man. senior captain Of the First regiment Of the Ira
Harris Brigade. Paymaster Van Buren, made the pro-
sentaton on behalf Of the committee, accompanying II
with several patriotic remarks. which regret chat
our limited space prevents in giving in eseso Captain
Green replied, promising not to use either tho sword
the revolver except in defence Of his adopted country and
the protection of its flag. Captain Green formerly
connected with the Irish dragoons and when the order
issued to adopt the regulation uniform his command
the first to obey the order He for many years
connected captain with the City Horse Guand, and
incident Of that time is worthy Of notice. When General
Paez visited the city in 1859 he presented stand Of
coors TO this cavalry On this occasion the City Foot
Guard were pre- sent, commanded by Captain Mansfield
Lowell How different their respective positions nowl
Captain Green is still captain in the service Of tho
United States and although Lowell may boast Of higher
rank il in the rebel SERVICE and Captain Green proud
that his is not,
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA, 1861
stocks firm. Pennsylvania State 6's. 761a Reading
Railroad, 1874; Morris Canal, 35 Long Island Railroad
9k Pennsylvania Railroad, 4o Sight exchange on New
York Mt par.
Flour dull ut 20 81 SIS so. Wheat firm sales 10 500
bushels red 81 81 25 white 81 80 Corn advanced
sales 1000 bushels, at DC Mess pork, SIS SIS So
Whiskey dull at 2lc. 81 1sc.
BUFFALO, Oct. IA, 1861.
Flour unchanged Wheat in better demand sales this
morning 1000 bushels Chicago spring at 95c. a 98c,
10000 do. Milwaukee club At ST. 10 900 do at 81 Oh
81 o. Corn firm sales 90 600 bushels 40c lower
corn. 100 ON wheat to New York Impors-15 600 bbls
-four 1916 900 bushels wheat las do corn IL 900
oats 600 do barley Exports 600 bbs -four It's 900
bushels wheat, 90, 900 do corn, II 900 do. oats.
BUFFALO, Oct. II, 1861.
Flour steady Wheat better and in good demand: sales
do 81 80 900 do. Milwaukee club 81 II 900 do 81 OF
81 o. Corn active and better sales III 900 bushels
4oc 10 600 bushels do 40 sc $500 bushels do Al 40
firm: IKE on corn 1sc. on wheat, to New York Lake
mportsl3 900 bbls -four AIS 900 bushels wheat 900
bushels corn IL 600 bushels oats 1000 bushels barley
Canal exports-2,500 bbs flour, 10000 bushels wheat
10l COO bushels corn.
OswEco, Oct Jap. NJ.
Flour steady; sales moderate Wheat firm with little
doing, holders generally being less anxious to realize at
current rates; sales 5000 bushels winter red Illinois
I11h; $500 bushels winter red Indiana at 81 ~
2,40O bushels at 81 IA; 5000 bushels No. Chicago
spring, 81 o. 49, 900 bushels white Ohio, 81 90 Corn
quiet sales $500 bushels at 44c Barley and rye quiet
Canal eighs weaker on grain; flour 44c wheat 1ac.,
corn 12c TO New York. Lake imports-264 bbls. flour
100 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn 800 bush
els barley 400 bushels rye Canal EXPORTS $40 bbls
-four e4 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn AZ 200
bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA, 1851
Flour dull, and nominally 10c a 15c. lower. Wheat
arm at 78hc 791ac. for No. and 73c Tao for No.
in store Corn firm. Recepts-S 900 bbls 1oar 1856 900
bushels wheat, liz 900 bushels Shipments-5 500
bbls -four 10 900 bushels wheat, 1888 900 bushels
Freights steady. Exchange unchanged.
MONTREAL, Oct. IA. 1851.
Flour dull but steady sales SC, 800 pbls No super
fine at s. SO IS IS, fancy and Extra nominal Wheat
firm but quiet sales 20 900 bushels Canada spring at
81 IS 81 a. 1000 do high mixed at 81 81 Chicago and
Milwaukee No spring held at 81 IS 81 90 red winter
81 q 81 80 Corn active sales 900 bushels
to Liverpool at 55c: Freighs active and dearer
Is 3D. S. paid for grain to Liverpool and Clyde S. 3d.
Ss Cd. to London 80. 3D. a9s calling at Cork, IS. 3D.
and unaltered. Sight drafts New York Y per cent
premium.
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The German Union I.,

mere were NUMBER OF German ward meetings held
again last evening for the purpose Of perfcc,pg
nent ward organizations of the German linton ceo,o
which has just sprang existence As the election ~
delegates for the German Convention which was hold At
Pythagoras Hall last week, was only temporary. re-
election for the central Organization took place il,
all those wards represented tho League who will
meet at Pythagoras Hail Thursday evening The Con
ference Committee OF this same crsaniZi tion
composed OF Messrs. Brill Wilmann, Wesendonk
Nc Fisher, friedman, Drs. Wilhelm and Schirrer
me- ~ kirchners Hotel last evening whore measures
WEE taken To confer with other Onion Organizations
apn~t nominations. The Executive Committee VIII meet
A. lnatg arters MORROW when the reports 6f The sab
cJipiht wiil Dc Submitted. The German democrats
who ere represented by German ueuyc,stic Contra
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Arrivals and Departures,


NASSAU AND misunderstanding Nassau-For Havana
Degollado, Mexico; Thos Risk, VI Fleming w Fleming.
Miss Isabel NeIrer, and children Vsrrier Ed.
mnnd Ncrrier, Havana Henry Stssy Schatcr Swift
zerand q Knoop, New York, Zanctti Laurence Ua-
vana; sykes, Patterson, Mrs Dunbar servant and two
children: Mr. and Mrs Louis Dehos and child havana An
drew Npu, James Nimono Cold Spring. slater NewYork
Caselanos liayanai Robert leck Brsol; w Benson,
Rafael GOWN New York Miguel Ramirez and Juan RAJ
mtre7, Mexico; Jensen. Hayana; Mora and Walter
Cormck, New YORK; Jose Lsparua, Thos Hughes,
and John Naserton Mexico; Eugene Martin Mrs w Beck
with Mis- sarth Beeswiih, Mss Mora Newton aud j
Pillow New York; j RomRnn Now York. u yoss and Geo
Ehui, New York Paul Dasse Havana John CALDWELL ire.
land; Batter, Bremen Mr. and Nj, Anderson and in.
FAINT and Nfs Armstrong and two infants. New York. Il
ouesado Mon, Il Qmosado, Jr, and Mrs Quesado and
daughter Porto Rico Mrs Callahan, Havana jose Bsre,
Trinidad de Cuba; Miss II Bciug England. Mr. Eason
Now YORK Hunt, France; Fisdo, south America: II
CASTOR, Iiavens; Miss Perkins aud Mrs lIartunR Chi
cage Schenmel Hamburg; Williams rhadnluhla: ,eo
" Gnderhl md I'D Brown New YORK: l. Pierce Mexico;
Hayes, Ner YORK. For Nassau-l & kihmur ~ Il Nic0is
Nassau; Lfut Williams and Dr. MagneF, New YORK; !
ketrt .u8 Mas Robert CAM tes, Pghnita6a. j Far.
tHEt1u, naymaa. Mr. aud ntad y Bt4a 'te MISS Veerh
aud servant, John George Necci Mfs Emily Chapman,
3ohn CARNEY, Mrs Goilie, Nse Crews Nassau, How
Ga l. Thompson AM Bugtcs
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Mr. Perkins OF Boston) = - - "

Mr. Perkins Of Boson.)
LvERrooI, Sept 2sThe Cavalier from st John NIB which
was on shore in the river came OF the afternoon
anchored In the Sloyne.
II blew heavy gale night and early this mora
Ing with violent squalls The Jeremiah Thorn pson from
New York, at anchor or the Magazine chain and
drove ashore but was afterwards got on and anchored the
river The Australia from New York. dragged anchors
mage TO either
The ship Rochambeau the great Balance the
purpose OF being stripped recaulked and newly coppeed
The ship Endeayor is the great Sectional dock where
she VIII undergo similar repairs.
Ship Lebanon, at shanghae Aug has been sold for
Mexican dollars.
Bark I Barstow, of Maapoiset 203 TONS sold at
city, for So
sehrs oo Wave q tons and Harriet Ryan, Isl TONS be-
fore reporte4 taken into Philadelphia prizes both
well bnt and IN good condition, and valued
The or the II Il consisted Of consde quantity OF
salt mOasses and coffee together with lot OF
medicines, including $1,000 worth Of quinne while TINT Of
the only Is hhds molasses II Ia thought they re-
eived their at OF the West India Islands,
LAuNcH-The bark Cricket launched yavd Of
John A Robb, Baltimore, Saturday afternoon last
Richmond Me, I'd inst fine ship OF 800 tons named
Theobad. She Is owned by + TheobaId Hagar and
Boynton, of Richmond.
The following table gives summary Of the re
harbors of New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston SAvan-
nah New Orleans and Galveston at the les from
rhafth 0xep orss
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The Union Conference Meeting mt the
Everett House.

The committee from four Of the Union organizations
met last evening the Everett House. for the purpose of
agreeing upon common ticket TO be presented by all the
Union and reform parties delegation the German
Union organization presented themselves and were nd
mted to the Conference. delegation from the rcpnb
licans and the Cooper Institute Union party also made
their appearance and asked admance The republican
application was settled at former meeting. The appli
cation Of the Cooper Institute party unanimously laid
upon the table, thus settling their claims. The deega
tons from the five organzaons-namely. Twenty third
street Fifth avenue Taxpayers st. Nicholas and the
German Consolidated Leaguewere all full max ing lar
gathering Jas. w. Beekman was Chairman As soon "a
the prelimnaries were settled motion was made TO 90
into ballot for candidates This objected to by the
Of the Twenty street
the ground that they the only organization that had
presented their ticket to the conference and desired that
the other delegations should also present their tickn
lot for judges which resulted in the unanimous nomna
ton Of the following persons who will be reported TO the
several Union organizations which hold their respective
meeting. tonight
Supreme CoHr-Thomas W. Clerke
Suierior Court. b. Woodruff and Murray Hoffman
C>mnson Pels-John X Brady
Mdr,as COur-Hiram Ketchan.
This ticket only needs tho formal endorsement or
the several Union organizations to make 1t the judicial
ticket of all the Union parties
Having concluded the judicial nominations the confer
ence adjourned until next Monday evening at the same
place when they will agree upon candidates for Sheriff
County Clerk, District Attorney, Supervisor Coroner
Senators and Assemblymen.
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To-day has been appointed as that which the
in the several towns and districts OF this State shall
gister their Names if they desire to their right
20 vote in the coming November election. The several
places OF registration duly announced III the official
advertisement published in to-day's HERALD, and all
who desire 10 register their would do well
TO refer to for full particulars II Is necessary
every person duly entitled should register his name
without delay, the time allowed If very limited and
much trouble and delay will be thereby saved on the
day Of election
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
THE FIFTY-SECOND REGIMENT, NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS GERMAN RANGERS.

This regiment started about six weeks ago, to form
aporton of the twenty-five thousand men called for in
this State II is composed exclusively Of Germans, and
bids fair to become first class regiment. On Saturday
Adjutant General Hhouse consolidated the Rangers and
the Siegel Rifles, giving TO the united corps
the above number. Tho regiment is in camp
on the Quarantine grounds at Staten Island,
where tents have been erected for the accommoda
ton Of tho troops. Orders expected last evening
proceed to Camp Winfield Scott, at Hampstead, L. l.
and report TO Brgader General Burnside commander of
tho post and this morning about six hundred men will
take their departure from the Quarantine ground BY
the consolidation Colonel Paul Frank late commander Of
the Segel Rifles becomes Colonel Of the Fifty second
giment. The regiment has received the uniforms and
camp equpage, but no arms. The muskcts used for
guard duty old and condemned pieces; the majority
of them innocent Of locks and others have the
barrel bent, so as TO fire conveniently around tree
However, the regiment well drilled in the facngs and
as soon as proper muskcs are furnished them they viii
soon make suitable proficiency in handling them. The
following list Of the officers far appointed or
Colonel, Paul Frank
Lieutenant Colonel L. Kazinsk.
Major, p. &. Iichtensten.
Adjutant, Chas Iaty.
Quartermaster, Chas, Geser.
Quartermaster Sergeant, August Tidow.
ans sspona
- Doetzer Second Lieutenant, ~ s4 here
- Bunsman; Second Lieutenant, - Creder.
Company D-Captain, - Mcsserschmidt; First Lieu
tenant, - Kaminsky Second Lieutenant. - Diguer
- stuntz; Second Lieutenant -
Company F-Captain, - Garnin First Lieutenant,
- Seaman; Second Lieutenant, - Cloman.
Company G-oaptain, - Ringer; First Lieutenant,
-; Second Lieutenant, - Bremen.
Company H-Captain, - Fugman: First Lieutenant,
-; Second Lieutenant, - Iarsner.
Company Captain, Becker; First Lieutenant,
-; Second Lieutenant - Schiffhcr.
Company k-Captain, - Benzler; First Lieutenant,
pcO iautn
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Port OF New York, October II, 1861.
.. CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Karnak tBr) LeMesurer, Nassau and Havana
Ship Fair Wind. crowell, Acapulco-Hallet Carman
Ship Marianne Nottebohnl, Lamb, Liverpool-Hcwand 4
ship 4 stsmler Young London1Thos Duahan no
Ship Cora Linn; Luce, Gasgow-Thos Durham.
Faneb Se'nefe Wendt '0'emsn' in'efnan hA'r'-
sS rans% HS @.Ss tW Gaslns
hp A." nSSPTr PPooper aayreBoyd
! Bark Union (Brem) Horstmann. Havre-Hennings Cos
Ship John Bertram tHam) Knudsen Hamburger Am
Bark Texas Pcndleton, Belle rsle-T H Sanford
Bark virginan Lowery, Observation-Disclosures Giles 4 Co.
Bark August CPrus) Waack AntwcEp-Fnnch, Mencke
BARI BARI Y " shive,iek caaizE Hurlsqt Co.
Bark Bishop, Wolfe, Elizabehpor- McCready, Mott
srs s%ilsr Bartlett, cste thompson hun'er r''''
Brig Rosyn, Turner Cadiz-I Eager.
Brig Conception (sp), Guerra, Cadiz-Gaway, Cascade
Brig Sophia (Br), Bartling, st Domingo-Thos James
Brig Greyhound (Br). Putt Harbor Breton, NF-Howland
schr Miranda waa. St DomIngo-Dawson, Douglas 4 Co.
sehr Vernon CBr) Clubhouse, ST John, MP Neyius
sehr ! j., croekiord. smith, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sssI Ssrss FssjssS
sshr Rival, MssSie s,amio1a1 sanford.
steamer Karitan. slower, Philadclphla.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce, photographic.
ARRIVED.
Brig Peerless lBr Scaling St John NIB, days. with aths
Brig Belle Of the Bay, Holloway EIizabethport
Schr Stephen Hotchkss (of New Haven't Petite Havana
~ days. with sugar. Truiilo Russell Has been DAYS
Of Ha;teras with :trongN gales; split mansa both
jibs choked pumps, &c
Schr Howard, Clark, Key West is days, to Sept
Is lat q TO- lon p A. was run into by fgate Potomac
and foresai and doing other damage obliged
schr W Rumsey g masts) Taylor Alexandria 8 DAYS
Had heavy weather; split foresail
Schr Maryland Bowen, Alexandria, IA days, Delaware
Breakwater Is bound to Boston, and put this port for
she lost and split sails stove galley carried away oreboom
and received other damage
schr y NJ Bayles Thompson, Philadelphia, Q days
schr Iebanah, Tel, Eizabethport Tor Boston
Schr Uncas. Colt, Elzabethport for Fall River
Schr Beershcba. Weeks Elizabethport for Norwalk.
ssr eSnsress Mcne MIfhs days
Schr L Hochkiss, Bearse, Albany for Boston.
Schr Meicalf Burton, Albany for Providence.
Schr q Horton Pendleton, Rondout for Boston.
Steamer schriver. Christopher. Baltimore.
Steamer w Bruno, Foster, BALTIMORE.
Steamer Willing Claypole. Baltimore.
Steamer Comet Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Seth Sprague, from Sunderland.
Ship Maid OF Orleans, from Glasgow.
Ship Empress, from Havre.
Bark Home, from Lamlash.-All by pilot boat Fannie
No17
schr Nep.une.-By pilot boat Moses II Grinnell Mol
Ships Ocean Monarch, Liverpool; Management and rot
to, Havre; Foster, Marseiles Grace Worthngon (,r)
Honduras; banks Elise Mathide Brem), London How
twerp; Milwaukee Neuvitas schr Reed Barbados Also
steam transports City of Richmond Star of the South
Also, Br steamship Karnak, Nassau and Havana
Wind during the day WNW.