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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-24
A wORKHOUsE.


Yes, we repeat the question. who will
gainsay that the necessity Of work
house is imperative. Not day elapses
without new and accumulatiH evidence
of the importance Of early establish
ing such an institution. The streets
at night are filled with Migrants,
who, Notwithstanding the stringent
police edicts, wander abroad to pick
up something, and IL nothing else, q
lodging in the station house. This morn
ing there were discharged from the first
district station no fewer than twenty
eight offenders for the want Of room, In
the crowded condition Of the place, after
which forty prisoners remained to an
swer for their offenses, the most fire.
quent Of which was having nothing to do.
and nowhere to stay. There is not an
other city where such positive evidences
exist Of the want of a workhouse, where
such want has not been supplied. Al
ready we have an ordinance to the effect
that one is needed here, and probably
may be built by the time the next
food occurs. 1t could, with proper
management, be made self-sustain-
ing. Under the benign and amia-
BILE care of Colin Alfrieud, and his
strict and unremitting attention, the
Louisville workhouse is paying institu-
tion--a source of revenue. Let us have
one here, and let it be conducted on the
enlightened and judicious principles
which characterize the Louisville insti-
tuition, which can be done by placing a
= nh.~Ua nf ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-24

Presidest=-R. G. Church.
Vice Presidents-Ioh Healey, James
Henrietta, James King and Patrick
Stack.
Secretary-P. e. Smith.
Corresponding Secretary-L. Schiff-
ner.
Treasurer-Wm Gleason.
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion-R. c. Church, P. II. Smith, Louis
Schif'ner and William Gleason.
Committee on Hall-Thomas Murray
and Edward Williams.
Committee TO wait on Central Club
R. G. Church, p. Fl. Smith and Louis
Schihner.
The meeting adjourned at IL pm, till
next Friday at 8 pm.
At meeting held at the Adams street
engine bopse last evening, to organize
Democratic club in the Third Ward, F.
A. Tyler, Esq, was made temporary
chairman and c. w. Metealf, Esq, tenn
porary secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. W. F. Fulton, q
committee of three was appointed on
permanent ORGANIC alton, to report Thurs
day evening next. The Chair appointed
Messrs. NJ. R. Mitchell, ThoA Barrett
and 7. P. AdsmE
On motion, Messrs F. A. Tyler and c.
W. Meteslf we're added to the committee.
During the progress Of the meeting
brief remarks we're made By Messrs.
Tyler, Metcalf and Barrett
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-24
SPECIAL CARDS.
HERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. II Madison Street.

rTHIs COMPANY is NOW DoINaAGEN;;
eral Insurance Business. It's stock Ia owned
Nv our city merchants aud business men. ~
aim Is 10 do safe local busin ess--to the ad-
vantage Of both the Company and tho Policy
Holder.
n. ID. WILLIAMSON, Presidents
n. II. DUNSCOMB, vice.Presidenti
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
DIRECTORSs
A. VAcCAR0. s. II. DUNSc0MB'
s. h. WILLIAMSON. M. L. MEAcHAM.
TT. MAKALL r. McDAVITT.
D. II. TOWNSEND.
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GOLD pens repointed at 1923 Main st.
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Iorsthsr With the large pstronars sxtsnts
~, renders Il In cur peru 70 etsr induee
nsnn in prices which our eonpstltorE czrno
afford 10 rive
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w. b. RIcHARpEr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-20

~" iiae OF hose and sized nozzle, and IN oi
mates after lighting her fire hal her punps wors-
dine threw srea" AZ rset Wien one o. "u her bsar
fues gave out and they dd not have chance 10 put
the engine to her utmost capacity. By this tune no
was IN condition 10 play again, ana this time
trou-h 500 feet or hose and before she had worked
hah AN hour was ordered to stop.
POLICE OFFICERS STONED BY MoB-Two or THE
OFFICERS INJURED.-About haf-past five O'Clock on
Sunday evening, while officers Re.ahan and Quick,
OF the FOrylrst precinct, were on patrol along At
lantic street they were accostei by boy named
Thomas Higgins, who complained that he had been
assaulted and cut the LIP by one John Masterson
who was then acting in a drunken and disordcrly
manner on the corner OF Columbia and Atlantic
streets. The policemen repaired TO the latter place
h ~ ta ann o"se on % ah ~ vlg
the accused who IL a stawart, rough fellow resisted
with all his force, and IL was found necessary To PIT
the '.nppers on him. They then started on their way
to Court street ana were soon pursued by mob OF
about 200 persons, men, women and children, who
gathered with surprising rapldity a. every step
faken and began throw stones and other MISSILES
yelling all the while to the police TO release the pris
oner. They, however, held on to their man and
were joined on reaching Court street by officer
Boyle OF the Forty-third precinct Tie crowd aug
mented and closed in about the police. who srug
gled along until they came 10 the corner oil Living
ston street, where large pile OF brick staining
by the sidewalk. With these missiles few OF the
striking Boyle on the side OF the head
and INJECTING very painful and ugly wound,
Wnilc ah0tner sruk Helnan on the mouth
and would have fclcd him to the ground but for the
"nippers,n which held him up, being made fast TO
prisoner. They were also struck about the arms
and body in several places. At this point Boyc's
pistol, which he had drawn, went OH with the most
sautary effect frightening the mob, who scattered
and ran ia every direction, leaving the police the
masters OF the situation Boyle arrested excited
individual named Daniel Conlon, who was Identified
by Mrs. George Flanley as having been foremost in
urging on The assailants. Yesterday Mastersou
laken before Justice Cornwc and sentenced to Jail
for Ten DAYS on q charge Of assault and battery
eonon was held 10 answer on charge Or creating
"A
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NEW BEDFORD Oct I-Arfved, schrs Helen Perry and
gam Chase and Otis Chase Nforki Splendid Phinnsy,
cSEwf6sT Sss ig.;Arr.vss, .shr. Salmon y..Asu-u,
% a1r ol
xangsp Chase DO for so Mansso.a Phinney DO
a 81 iaP
% ROM Sr I 5s dS r dS gSa %
kssy rSs Pay sy SS .s:k
Sarah Clark drian. Phiadephia Potter Hooper, Brad.
aSy James saSyss Arnold Ezabehpo
sailed Brig sreos:, Davis Phaaeph schrs Dora.
YORK A%srss, Rsyaeds, Bristol SYosf r., ="
.ss sfsf S' Bss
sns ss'ss snn Kes 40 Sr snsa
for gsis John MsnSve Rondou Weeds oe
nsg EAyET Tssss ss
NJ HIsI ddafIs ssr 7 Steamship
ssy . SsT aY,; SSIs
To.ssr john HSi Alien, seeham WE
s sa Eo %a aa oTsss
vs Bath 50 Hammond Paine. LanesyIle; @argare. La-
% gssS
s Ea s s sSsr 0rf srs "a
wards Bartlett Vaughan, RisIey Boston Revenus
nsa@g SsW s~1ss
Be- o San
ba Meaeo for cieniuegos both from Pa ieph went 70
M Ssna es aqSs er 'I
and Challenge all from Philadelphia, and White from Viz.
gnin for YORK, remain a, the Breakwater.
and Kenduskeae. Mitchell Port Johnson Eliza Frances, a-
milton, Eiizabethpor; 18th, Romeo Drnkwaer, Jersey
PAwTucKET, Oct l7-sailed scbrs Milton Raymond.
NYork Lady Adams, Evans. do; Canary, Thompson do.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 17-Arrved, schrs Harriet Ely,
Stoke, and versnda, Pond NYory.
S9ied-Steamer Hunter, Rogers, Philadelphia; hgs Birch
nrl Torrey. Frishee aud ZavaIla Williams, Williams do
scirs Albert Thomas, Taylor, Watchaprigue Va Thomas s.
Henry, Mister, Hog leland, Va Gar Hnmmond; W Car.
Brown Pierce Harriet Lewis, Taylor; Charge Mahan, and
Daniel Norris Heminway, Ezahethport Josephine Martin,
Albany; San Juan Jones' and wanderer, Matthews Work
l9th-Arved, schr Leila, Foss. Jacksonville; i Terry,
Weaver, Georgetown, DC; VIM Rowe, Whittemore and
Julian Eeson Philadelphia; John Lancaster illiams,
Ezabethport; Casper Lawson, Hull and Clarssa Alen
BENZ Butler Fowler Rondou for Pawtuckei; Jas Eng
sk Barker; Horizon, Newman Francis Burtt Allen, and
Pennsylvania Hutchinson. Rondont; n Freeman, ED
reise EYork for rawucket Golden Rule, Overtoni Ann
Turner, Fengar; Buckingham Billiard, and Rrainard,
Dickinson NYork Isaac Hazard Saunders, Hoboken;
sloop Native, Brown, do.
and Mercer King, Philadelphia; Amos Fakcnburg Tyr
rell, Eizabethpcrt; Lucy Hall, HAL, Nyork.
SAVANNAH Oct l4-Arvcd, brig Guiding star, Carter,
sailed-US cutter Delaware Spencer Mobile; brig
Mary Roosevelt SatI'a
Arrived, schr wapcla, Hawkins, NYork.
SALEM, Oct is-salicd briss Haskell Haskell. Phia.
Shay Tton stephen Hochkiss Iodston Philadelphia
and feet OF coasters bound south and east 7th, schr
TIUNToS, octisAsailed schrs Chas L Lowering, sta.
ps NYS ssr s Whssr Ksss SYor
WILMINGTON NC, Oct l8-Arrived, schr Geo II Millss
Mills NYork
waRREN' oc iapArrsed schr Maggie Van pusen Cor
son, Philadelphia.
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BRs0RLys INTELLIGENCE.

Brooklyn CIrY Court CALENDAR FOR THIS
D.y.Nos 49, 3 90 so, So So 81 o. Gs, 20, 81. sS S.
SO, 104. H. lie, l4S, 49,, 7, H. TO- lol
DRoPPEp DEAD.-Michael Ready, residing al 30
Trinity place. New York. dropped dead yesterday
afternoon az The Erie basin, South Brooklyn.
DHowSED.--The body OF James Walsh was found
yesterday morning noatng in the water at the foot
OF Conover street, South Brooklyn. The deceased
leaves wife and fve children. lie had been miss.
lug Tor the past week.
HE DEATHS Is BRooKLyH.-The moriuary reporis
show the number OF deaths in BROOKLYN during Tho
past week to he 1874. decrease or -
her reported m prSvo me ,sU aec 'ae e' 70
were men, SO women 90 boys and ~ girls
SUIcrDEs.-Coroner Fayin held an inquest yester.
day over the body OF Alexander 7. Croquet, OF No.
Debcyoise street, who committed suicide on satur.
day by taking dose OF arsenic. The deceased was
jeweller and became low spirited on account OF
reverses in business. He leaves wife and family
to mourn his loss. verdict In accordance was
rendered.
PROBABLY FATAL AccIDESr.-James McCuster was
accidentally shot In the side on sunday ngnt at his
residence, No 80 Bridge street. He was passing ont
OF the 'front.' door at the time two young men, named
the pistol. They let the weapon fall, when II went
OF and the ball entered McCuster's side, causing
serious II not fatal wound.
ALLEGED observation-disclosures White was arrested
by officer Wilson and taken before Justice Demar
Thomas Lahey, Of No. 80 Bergen street The accused
the complainant states, entered his house In feio
NOUS manner on the night Of the 9th OF April 1861
ana stole therefr0m about $500 worth OF clothing
and articles Of jewelry. The examination OF the
case was set down for the 23d inst.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEH.-The Board OF Alder
men met yesterday afternoon, Alderman Bergen in
the chair. The Street Commissioner sent In q COM
muncation TO the Board to the effect that he had
been served with an injunction from the Supreme
Court restraining MIN from removing the railroad
uack now being laid on Broadway for the Brooklyn
Ily. Hunters Point and Prospect Park Railroad
COMPANY The Street Commissioner suggested that
ole uouDe track Broadway was all that was
necessary and that the Common Council ought 10
asi.road companies from cncumbcring that
=, % IA with tracks. The matter was referred
.a e c Inv committee. Some unmportant business
"a' ao'eo upon When an adjournment took place.
iHiAL OF STEAM FIRE ESoisEs.--Tbe two new
s,esin nre engines, Nos 10 and q recently added TO
Tue brooklyn Fire Department were taken out TO
test tneif relative merits. The former IL from the
nanufactory OF the Allerton Iron Works and the ,at
yer IRON the Amoskeag Works. The place of trial
was Winoughby street. near Adams AZ twelve
O'Clock NO. lighted the fire. and in Az ,ninu,cs had
sumclent steam TO start her pumps and during Tho
half hour that she worked threw stream sra,5 ~
Inch nozzle 200 feet but Just as the haf haYr wae
mp she broke down. and was taken from Tho hrdran3
10 DC repaired. M 10 then took the same hvdrant
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
RECEPTION TO GENERAL SiEGEL.-The Germans OF
Jersey City gave cordial reception to General
Segel at Turner's Hall last evening. The Grant and
Colfax clubs turned out, and, after some pleasant
intercnanges, the whole party marched to the wig
wain where the General was warmly greeted. lie
was accompanied by LIZ Kristen.
Hobolxcn.
TIE HUDSON BRIGADE was inspected at the Ely
sian Fields yesterday.
ACCIDENT AT THE FERRY.-A boy named John
Iyer residing at No. 10 Newark street. had his feet
mashed by being caught between the ferry boat and
the bridge Oh sunday night. The loot was ampu-
tated.
Newark.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A KNIGHT or ST CRIs
PW.-Francis Mccormick. a shoemaker, residing at
No. 172 Academy street, was arrested yesterday
forenoon and taken before Justice Sommers to an
swer charge Of having Knocked down ana robbed
grocery man, named Hugh Ianley, in the store OF
the latter, on the corner OF Henry and Academy
streets. He was committed for trial. The amount
stolen was about 500.
THE LATE CHARTER ELgcTION-The result OF the
official canvass OF votes cast in the late election as
signed by the board or canvassers yesterday, shows
that the statements already given in the HERALD
were within an ace OF being correct i'll every particu
lar. The vote on Water Commissioner, the head OF
the ticket, gives Bgelow dem. seven majority over
Dold trep.) The republican Tax Comm ssioner.
Pointer has majority OF nnety-three over Byrne,
the regular, and Ball the independent democratic
candidates. The republicans also have majority
on surveyors OF Highways. Thompson (rep) over
Garhwaite dem.) mas TO- while Surrerus (rep.) over
Boieore ldel.) has IL. On the adermanic brush
the democrats have done even better than was ex-
pected the day following the election. They have
elected seven out OF the thirteen aldermen, which
makes n gam OF three. The struggle in tie Thlr-
teenth ward, one OF the democratic gains, was eS-
cecdngly close. The returns show only a majority
OF IL understood that two OF these votes viii be
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Brig George Br) Graham, Glace Bay, II days. with coal
der-vesseto ! Bailey. PASSED. Gibraltar Sept IL, and
had tine weather throughout the passage.
West ssh and Hampton Roads Oct 49, with cocoanuts
James Douglas Had heavy NE winds since passing cape
San Antonio los: both bs and split other SAILS has been 10
schr HAMBURG spssue Lepreux, IS days, with spins to
scbr John Ferris St John. wilmington NC, days, with
naval stores to Thomas Homes.
sehr sophis Jsmeson jameson Richmond, Va days.
Schr John Ward Edmonds, Alexandria.
s slr D Berry, g TI,, Bolts Virginia.
schr samuel Fish, Steele, Phladepha for Salem.
sehr W Benedict. Case PhiiadeIphia for Plymouth.
schr Vim Coiyer Taylor, Philadelphia for Elizabe,hpor
schr Eagle PoIneroy, South Amboy for Boston.
sshr Starlight Bascomb Bangor via Norwalk, where she
sehr Columbia, Donssss Ellsworth DAYS. with lumber.
to Howard co. (The will discharge at Harlem.
sehr Wallace, Allen, Gloucester, days, with fish, TO
schr VIM T Hoyey, Andrews, Salem for Jersey City.
scllr K Jones, Williamson Boston for Philadelphia
sch John Johnson, Mcbride, Boston for Philadelphia u
schr Excelsior, Barker, Falmouth.
scir > $ Terry, Young, fall River
s Wa o%a Ws ps y rs d nE
seir Clod , Hart Fan River FOR Alba Albany
schr Goddess, Kelly, Pawtucket
scr Huntlcy Nckcrson, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Fashion, Peltoh, Norwich.
Sc Reading Railroad Lynch, Norwich for Philadelphia.
Schr Foam, Homan Norwich for Trenton
schr undne Rogers. Portland Ct.
sohr Pennsyvania Lynch. Hartford FOR PHILADELPHIA
schr Pauline, Edwards, New Haven for Elizabethport
sehr 4 4 smith, Connor, Bridgeport.
schr Aiadne Fokes, Bridgeport for Elzabethpor.
SAILED
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TIE PRIZE RING.
Prospect Of nm Enc0unter-An Engagement "a
Fight Within Ten Days.

Prospect Of nn ErcGunter-Au Engagement 20
Fight Within Ten Days.
Notwithstanding all the unfavorable symptoms
which ,,c -. rosed combat between O'Baldwin ana
wormad have hitherto pr,ss-ea there seems az
iene'i 7o'ie prospect OF tint a,,cr coming to that
ss'i-.-..., e..S.; WHICH The preentous aspirations
Of the Contestants and their announcements would
lead the pueilistlc fraternity TO anticipate. The pub
lie, that portion at least familiar with the operations
OF the combatan,s within the last fortnight, orc
aware that the encounter was summary put to an
end, by the vigilance OF the police, without at all
discussing the circumstanc es surrounding the arrest
OF 0Baidwin, which after all may not be so
suspicious as the generality OF people seem
10 take II. The AFFAIR has now assumed
an aspect That promises IN some de-
led to expect On exhibition OF FIRST class skin.
shortly before two O'Clock yesterday number OF the
fraternity met IN order 10 take steps for The final
disposal OF the stakes. O'Baldwins friends with
presumption scarcely warranted by the cifcum-
stances claimed The money; but Wormald's friends,
sll resting some confident hopes in their man, reso
lutely protested against such proceeding. Matters
were running high and the debate was becoming
somewhat hostile, when the stakeholder was ap-
pealed TO for the purpose Of making final award.
Beyond question the AFFAIR, as far as words were
fsoep a. assumed , On angry tone and was
TO final issue. At length the indomtable
Harry Hin appeared and although -four afidavits
question, he was appealed TO nv the stakeholder,
who stated that he would abide by Hints judg
ment Harry accordingly proceeded 10 narrate all
the circumstances Of the case, with which those
who have followed the OF events arc perfectly
familiar. TO the Inquiry Of O'Badwin mi replied
that he was not only mol instrumental in his arrest
but that wornald was In readiness to meet nim and
that his tOHaldwins) failing to appear ON the ground
on the morning appointed was, TO say the least,
pIcous After Harry Hill's explanation The stake.
holder declined 10 give up the money To either party,
but said he would name The place, time and day for
tan ia ala NA-r vx~t
state The party then separated, well satisfied OF
the decision OF the stakeholder.
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THE ELEVEN Hour SYSTEM IN FAIL RIvER.--The
FAN River Ne,rs OF Saturday says that the cotton
spnners OF that city have voted to 90 work to-day
on the eleven hOlr system proposed by the manuac-
turers and commend5 them for their wise decision,
which, II thinks, Will advance their cause much
more eiiectually than strike or more violent demon
stratiOn would do. The NerS advises an effort to
the Fan River manufacturers, who have practsed 1t
for two years exclusively and to their prejudice, will
gladly agree TO have il in operation.
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TIE GeFsgcEs or ANTWERP.

Some officers engineers have just been making ex-
perments ar Antwerp as co a means OF defending the
passes Of the Schcdt by system of torpedoes placed
in three lines the explosion of which is regulated by
fixed at certain point, and whenever ship passes
over it It's image is reflected on the mirror at the
camera. When the image arrives at certain de-
termined point the electric current is applied and
the explosion takes place Immediately. The mines
are numbered and each has corresponding mark
In the chamber. The method OF observation is simple
and sure and was adopted for the defence OF Venice
III the late Italian war; he trials succeeded perfect
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ARRIVAI4S.

REPORTED ny the HERALD STEAM YAc1rs.
sssg,snp gsors rad, r Gu'ns mycrpoo oct and
Guon Oct IT, n 40 lon 50 So exessarcd signal. with
Bremen steamer bound same day, lat q 3d. lon 81 80
one birth and two deaths linfanis).
Queenstown 3d. With mise and passsnrors to the National
Stecnshp Co Elcounered very heavy gales from 70
g, IS y 'sass with London
scSnd sesasssa
signals with steamship Denmark hence for Liverpool; also
s'sam.aip Columbia s, carnashsn GLASGOW via NCylc,
d.e ana M to henss9n b[os
nc entire pa.sAss, Qs iat lon 10 o., encountered ter
Wa 1sis9Fls s Ns o' ~a
Rae sp George a4s sss g. ;, ls . q Cape
"'-'' 49, .Dr .,. oouns. =; had two
Steamship iasoo hodges New Orleans Oct 70, PM, with
sy Snds TIC whole passage ish inst passed scr VIM Van
ssam as 5 Tssr, se Oct H. vii"
steamship Con tnrncs Morton, savannah, with ndse and
notAsfly gale from Cape Ii,sras to Delaware igh,shIp
hence FOR New orleans. ''''"'p D''"''"''
Steamship sarasosss, creyei Charleston Sep, IS, with
Nv gales 7h in. AN 8 mile, north q ha,,cra., spoke
steamship Manhattan, woodruff charleston oa il, with
masc and rasssnge,s 70 = Moran c. ITpsrensed
S% Fan s e q g. .SSs E Il, 1
Steamship III r' VIM Clyde, Powell Wilmington, NC, with
Steamship Aibemarle, Couch Richmond, CITY Poin. and
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship jaime. Green, Inman, Washington, DC, and
Aexandria, with mdse, TO James Hand.
steamship Q Knight, Denly, Alexandria, With mdsc, TO
steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mdss, to VIM
Clyde
ship Prince Roya, Br Aicock, Calcutta June g. and SAUDI
Heads 20th with mtsc, to order June g. lat "a N, lon
% ~ e. exchanged signals with ship Kate Gregory from
Moulmen for Bombay time bark Hero tBr), from
nanroon for Falmouth 70 days July 2e lat o. Ion GO %
with .hIp Tartar from Madras FOR London Aug o. lat os
Covpsa Bay for London, ~ day. OUT Aug 9 81 o. u
Ion "a 30 e. exchanged signals with ship Everest from Foo
choo FOR London 20 out Sep, 90 lat 10 81 W,
ssy. oss &C, t. la % lon = s. water
logged vessel nanmast standing apparently schooner,
10 n % m ,s.sr cane ~ ao on nJsS w % ro
the Equator Sept a. in lon 20 VI w. Had light contrary
winds good deal Of the passage.
,ron 70 Cunard Had light weather 10 The Banks since
SsEsS ysr' imam s "a VIII
Bark Coons (Br andrews Androsssn % days. with pig
bark Cartoon hence for Antwerp Had variable winds on
Bis Ss1nete MOI Schmidt RIO s.n.lro Is day. with
81; bad variable winds on the passage.
Agaia, Baird Psrnambnco, - DAYS with iron, hides
n lon r. Mss been days north Of Hs,erss Dc. H. had
heavy gale from NV but sustained no damage.
Brig Lily lBr, Major Santa Anna tMexco), 40 daye, with
teras since norhcry and NV winds The Lily Is bound
London and put into this port short OF provisions. -
Brig Dolphin err. Kchoe Murry's Harbor, Labrador, IL
ME sabina BIZ. Terro. Cow 1ar 10 days with coal, to
swain
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SHIpPING VIEW S.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1865.
Herald PACKAGES.

Herald PRcka0es.
Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO Steam
Yacht leet The New York Associated Press do
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Prcss will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF Now York. Passed unanimously.
~ The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE r. at Whitehall sp All sommunica tons from
owners and consnces TO the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded fires Of charge.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Germania MOI schwensen. Hamburg-Kun.
hardt h Co.
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood, Portland-J r Ames
Ship Centurion Br) Hggs Melbonrne-R W Cameron.
Ship Herschsl NGl, FriedTichs Bremen via Phlade
Edye Z Brock
Bark Mondego tBr, Peterson st Paul de Loando-Perez,
Panas Obarro.
Brig Emma Dean Dutch, Atkinson, Curacoa-Theo
Fouke's Son.
Brig Iris tBr) Simmons, Barbados-H A vatable Son.
Brig Omega (Brl, McInnis, Cow Bay &C Swain.
Brig John Lewis tBr Bennett, 81 john NIP Ncvius
Son.
Schr A johnson, Wells. Washington, Nc.
Schr Matoaks looks, Baltimore-Van BruDt n Slaght.
schr II Crowley, Crowley, Boston-Snow Richardson.
Schr Gem, Bearss, Boston-Millcr n Go.
schr Brainard, Wells. Hartford q Racket Bro.
Sioop Apollo. Freeman, Dichton-G Racket Bro.
sioop Odd Fellow, Dyer, ssybrook.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia.