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P8wTUGkgr" oetsWAprSed, y 's schr Oakley. New.
RIGHMoND; Oct 2-saiIed, bark Lalia sBr,, Goudy,
E Mes4 sns ane Mee M y Gs sn Sf
Hea, sGGRq sRqw TT Trenton, , ~ "
nisoS NV YORK 2 Oregon Miller do; sshe Anse
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@ R;cd annie Fish Yates and River Krisnna
nat @ asss %rrfy sneasd Tsehss S Bas
v oct ARRIVED, ship Lady Blessington, Williams New
Also arrived 4th, ship Daniel Marcy, Marcy, New York
SAVANNAH, oct1-sailed, steamship Oriental, snow.
sth,.Arrived ,;- steamship Leo, Dearborn New York.
Anan SIMS Baker N% York ehs
2aN1 "a yPse Il st sehy Bramha Stout New York.
for e anns Ga and Ma
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GonSer ae BBangOr or Washington De- Emma Day. do
a5 sa mm9ns
Edwin, Laura Robinson, Lizze Lee Clarence Rosinay
Emma Fox, and Thomas Walt. Wind from SW to NV,
4th 10 AMaArryed schrs Jessie, Hobokcn for Bath
woodruff, Philadelphia for Boston; Rachel Miller, do
Ter camhridgs Ethan Allen for PSrtana Kspie
Coryo, Reckland for New York; W Hlne, PIGEON Cove
for do: Riverdae. Gloucester for do Lucy CogswelI
do; Clara i Mcconvlle, St john SB for South lam Am.
boy.
saedAn before reported. excepting brigs Colson,
Helen q Rich, and Susie Strout; schrs Wm Adams.
ella WeSdrni, Jesse Harriet Baker 0liye Avery, B.
WAREHAM. Oct ARRIVED, schrs Smith, Snow, and
Lady Antrim, Carter New York.
Saed-Schr s 4 NJ Reed SteelInan GEORGETOWN. DC.
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thousand Ave hundred feet above tre sea-
Sketches and horizontal bearings OF distont points
were made, and at i've +. NJ, with numerous
thunder showers whirling threateningy in the dis
tance we started back.
CAUGHT IN A DRIVING STORM
before commencing the descent losing our way
ana building nre Ia the lee OF a huge clump Of
mrs, we reduced ourselves to the smallest dimensions
ioT receiving the peIting rain, till at ten p NJ. the
STORM was over, the moon, for which we were
Waitihg, rose through mass or low-ying Clouds
ana We rolled down over slippery rocks to our
urencneu mules. One O'Clock at night found us
mucn tattered as to trowsers, lying and drinking
our all at cold stream at the loot OF the noun
tafs, while the mules were queDching their thirst,
unslaked since early morning.
TWO O'Clock found us hallooing to anxious SEN
tlnels at camp and rousing sleepy cook. Only at
three IN the morning, after a cup Of coilee drunk
In silence, after the manner OF tOasts when the
feelings are too deep for utterance did roll our
selves
IN OUR BLANKETS
and remember, after our twenty hours of work,
Marshal Saxe's maxim, sThe price OF victory re-
sides In the legs Of the soldiers"
THE GOLD MINES.
Lieutenant Wheeler and your correspondent are
10 spend a few days in the examination OF the
Emma and other famous mines in Big and Little
Cottonwood Canyons, American Fork and Parley's
Park, which comprise most OF the big mines Of
upper Utah, and then take the stage direct for
Beaver, In Lower Utah. the next rendezvous OF the
expedition, which will come together there as a
whole TOR the first time since August y on the
10th instant.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1872.
CLEARED.

steamship Parthia Br Watson, Liverpool via Queens.
steamsp Atlantic iBr,, Gleadel Liverpool via Queens.
town. Ilydc sparks.
Steamship city Of Brooklyn CBr, Brooks Liverpool via
Quecnstown-John q Dale
Steamship spain (Br Grace. Livcrpooi via Queenstown
i W Hurst.
Steamship st Laurent Gr), Lcnarie, Havre--Geo Mac
kenZic.
Steamship Emily souder Crowell Boston-Frederic
Baker
Ship Loeb Tay (Br). Scott, Gasgow-TIendcrson Bros
ship Shakespeare (NG) Fechcr, Brcmen-Chas Luling
< Co.
Bark Grace Il Cann (3r), Cam, cork-Boyd & Hncken
Bark Ilc ct viaine Qr), Deschamp, Cet,e--Royd
nincken.
Bark iIcdvig swed), Nielsen, Buenos Ayres--J Norton
Jr 4 son.
Bark pcrador tsr Pillsbury Pernambuco- Miller
Brig Emma CBr,, Liswell Antwerp-runch Edye 4 Co
. Brig q W Halls OBr, Barker, Pcrnambuco-Crandal,
brig Ella Vail (Br), Gamagc, Brldge,own Bar-Heney
Parker.
schr Annie Powers, Sparks, Harbor rsland-D Wen.
schr Luisita, underhi st Martins and $, Kittsu
Vatab,c son.
sclr. Babel Jones, Hubbard, Wilmington, Nc-ovcr.
ton Hawkins.
schr samuel Nash, Hart Richmond-s & Loud 4 Co.
Sohr Swallow, Barlow, Calais-Joln Boynton's SON &
Co.
schr Belle Brown, NASH Boston-H Brown & Go.
Schr Orralloo. small, Boston-Snow & Richardson
schr Reindeer Dbbc, bncasvie, Ct-H jackson &
Co.
Schr Nav Day Adams Bgdgeport-H W Loud Co
Schr Goodwin. Waterbury, stamford.
Sloop Deception. Tchis, Ncwport--HW jackson 4 Co.
steamer ANNE, Stecn, Wilmington. Del--A Abbott
steamer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAN YACHTS AND
HERALD wHirEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD sTEAN YACHTS AND
HERALD wiTiTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Nemesis (Br) Ernstcr Bremen Sent Is via
southampton 2lst with mdse and i passengers Oei
rchs x Go. Arrived IL AN. Had moderate SW and NV
winds the whole passage had dense fog several DAYS
both and west OF the Banks; Oct off Sable Island
had rough weather with westerly gales and head sea
Oct took pilot from pilot boat No l3 sept 2j lat so 30
Ion "a ", passed ship Bessie Crosby Or of Yarmouth
N), from ~ John for Bristol % days out 10Th lat 80 H.
Ion 81 w passed steamship Idaho tBr) hence Tor Liver
pools 9th, lat 30 lon 81 bark Konnen OF starcneer Nor
bound vest Oct LAT 4 n Ion % W passed Norwegian
bark showing signal letters u ccm code) bound
York.
Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Havana Sept ~
AMI Nassau S1lh with ndse and passengers 10 the At
lantc Mad steamship Co Sept 20, OF Gun Cay, signal
lied bark Signal from Havana for New York and brig
star, from do for Baltimore.
Steamship Knight, johnson, GEORGETOWN. DC with
mGsc ana passengers 10 Geo u Mcrrick.
Steamship james Adgcr, Lockwood, Charleston Oct 2
with nidse aud paasen2ers "a III II Morgan Go.
ship Rebus (Nor Christensen Mddlesbofougi s6daya
with railway iron 10 order; vessel 10 Tciens Bock
mann Took the northern passage, and had nne weather
10 The Banks; from thence n days with strong w ana
NV gales; sept 10 lat AZ ~ Ion $3.50 lad severe hurr
cane, commencing ut Nj and veefIng around 10 NV
lasting days; lost aud split sails, bulwarss and
shifted cars0 sept 23 lat s AZ Ion 57 81 spoke bark
De Kuddcr Fr rom Mexico Tor Hayre days ont short
0fprovl~Ions, ami supplied him.
ship Impcrasor Atcxauder II Eas. Ilellman, antwerp
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days with mdse to Funch, Edye Co. Took the north,
aaa sss ssR'
Nw With heavy Sss q hoas acD received % st u ~ q da
o. spoke bark Conquest, from Boston for Port Cha
BARK Grsnsn Nor, Knudssn; Lyerpool , as days with
and nsq ns M sr
soSs Sess S w oof s or a to Sns
fine weather 70 the Banks from thence 70 Gays g viii,
heavy gale Sc to Es lasting 4s hours; received
schr Ella Pennel, Acklcy. Fernandlna days. with
lumber 10 Snow a Richardson.
schr Lavinia Bell Tuthll Alexandria, Va for New
schr John Bommsp, Jr, Ballard, Alexandria, Va, for
schr Yankee Boy Houston, Alexandria, Va, for Nor
sshr hr PAN : Tho, Thompson, Sears, virgin virginia
r sehr Hamgn HEaarrg nas insersc iayiiGri yiTrina s'n"
sehr sehr Tslnsr TEa'a SSS1lsyv Ss%ey vrsnia Y!sS1na
schr JAS vellren, Canrtier Virginia.
@ sehr Yankee s K s Doodle Ssu MaImsbars % virginia
ssr ssSr snsh sswhrs ws b 20
S schr armenia, armenia, Dale. GEORGETOWN. DC; w.,
schr II Jones, Davis Georgetown, DC, Tor Pough-
schr Hardscrabble Fales baltimore for Bridgeport.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr % Thos Rogers Hail. Nantucket for New York, with
.schr Amos Falkenburg Racket Providence for New
lOTk
schr saugntuck, Davis Port johnson for New YORK.
schr Franklin Pierce Highland Port Jefferson for New
sc schr 7 Ioiles Day, Norwich for ElIzabethpSrt
of Ssw 4or
ss c kknp kn os uusc Ss hayS for for York
sr er ns Ws% New yn zen S SS YSr
Steamer Electra, Mott Providence tor New YORK; with
sss scasr a agssenger Davis nan pver for Nev vor. with
mise ana passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Mary Smith, New York for Noank
ssshr Helen Mar SeEerscn. Pniiadepnla for Boston:
,schr Genwood, Dickinson, Georgetown, DC, for New
schr NJ Rockhill, Rock,l. Philadelphia for Apo
naug
mG New New YORK York for for Boston Boston
schr sehr Brown Geaaney Nswbnrg for SSrwak
chr Tahgo9 Kent Se% York N fer rr Bangog @
schr Nicholas Mehrhoii Mohrhof New York for Bridge
sRr SaS8na SE T'fs ssF Fs RysF Windsor
schr Helen Waite, Mckay, Weehawken for Newbury
schr Gen Sheridan, Stewart Georgetown, Dc for Dan
schr Galota, DDeming Albany for Boston,
y s ss E sy Mitchell ppsoa for Hartford
| Esss HSa oaR GRn RasSs 9 r hSs S boston
eT aV %s Srs DG % rssspor
schr schr Cloud, Bancroft, Trenton for Providence.
r RSi oo BSeE Hr er Providence
schr Reading RR No 49, Adams Philadelphia for Lot
terry Landing
schr John Romme, Jr Ballard, Georgetown, DC. for
Sayhrook.
schr Mary Mershon Brightman croton for Fan River.
Schr Fred Tyler, Tirrel, Amboy foy Dighton
schr G Chew, Giles New York for stonngton.
Schr ID Saunders Smith, Hobokcn for Providence.
schr Iardscrahbe Faile, Baltimore for Bridgeport.
Schr Lavnah Belle, Tuttlc, Alexandria for New Lon
dom
sschr Yankee Boy, Hueson, Alexandria for Norwalk.
Schr sammy Ford, Keller, Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Wanata, Swinburn, baltimore for Bridgeport
Schr Scranton, Bearse, Port johnson for Hartford
Sch D BGckalew, Abbott New Haven for New
Bruns nswick.
Steamer Ospray, Kenny New York for FAN River.
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HIPPIN G. NEWS
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEw York HERALD has constructed telegraph limo
from New York city TO Whtestone, Ii, and the same is
now open for the transaction of business
This line will be found OF service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others TO
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraphc communication with
Whtcstone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended TO with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message OF twenty words
less TO be delivered board vessels or Whtestone,
dollar; Ave cents for every additional worl.
Advertisements tor NEW YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch ofilce, No 1888 Broadway.
Whitestcne Dock, Whtestone, IL
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DISEASE AMONG HORSES.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct A. 1872
There is an epidemic among the horses here Of a
catarrhal character. Almost all the horses belong
ing TO the street car companies and livery stables
are affected. 1t is calculated that over seven hun
drCd horses are now sick.
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Almanac for Now York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIM
MONTH or OCTOBER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
SENATOR WILSON AND Mr.. MOTLEYs RE-
MOVAL.

Is it possible that Senator Wilson has for
gotten his protest against tho removal Of Mr. Motley
from the British MissiOnl When the disgracoful order
about to so forsh and the President was trying 70
get with Senator Sumner for his opposition to
the Santo Domingo treaty of annexation Senator Wilson
wrote to the President imporing to stay his hand In
that letter. dated July 5, 1870, the Senator said:
assure you, my dear Sir, that the Of Massachu
Sets who gave you moro than 1900 majority are proud
Ored sons They remember that during the war ms pen,
voice and social influence and position were on the side
OF his struggling country They grateful TO you for
his appointment Minister 10 England. need not say
that they IRE surprised at the rumor hat he to De re-
moved They are panied 10 haven't sald tlat ms fchOV-
al is account Of Mr. Summers opposition to the sano
Domingo Treaty Ills Iemoya VIII De TegaGfG py INC tTo
but to Mr. sumner There has been much feeling about
the Treaty. lmprudent words have been uttered, as
they always are when mems feelings are excited.
Perhaps MIR. sumner may have sald tbnEs that
may have been dlstastefu to you, but the people
OF Massachusetts with him ten TO one. Holding
general principles that tho prominent interests
in the Gulf and wishing to sustain your Administration
whenever could do So voted for tue Treaty. though
knew tlat nncenths Of the people OF my state were
against it. had nothing to gain and something to lose
by such vote am ready to take the consequences OF
that vote, but not insensble TO the fact that the
dismissal of Mr. Motley under present circumstances,
will not only be loss to your Administration nut dow
before acting, to look well 10 the matter. Your Admin
stTatiOn is menaced by great opposition, and II needs
peace and unity among the people aud IN Congress The
head great party the President OF the UnlLed STATES
Las much 10 forget and forgive but he afford be
maguamous aud fOrgying want TO see the President
ana Congress in harmony, and the Republican party
united and victorious. 10 accomplish this we must all
be Just, charitable, and fOrgiyins.
Every truly, HENRY WILSON"
But this mlld-mannered man whom Senator Conk-
ling lauds SO gushingly implacabe. and Mr. Motley
was removed from the post which he honOred Mr. Will
son impored the President to be magnaumous; but he
was not. He reminded him that his Administration
needed peace and unity among the peoples but he would
not seek these Now since Mr. Wilson is on the ticket with
Grant, he finds him magnanimous, seeker of peace and
unity and altogether very proper person to have the
appointment OF foreign ministers in his hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Alas. Door Moses TO think that any man
conld fall SO low that Grant organ ashamed to
own himl
Scene in Philadelphia on election day: An
eminent physician presents his vote and Is Informed that
he has already voted whereupon he remarks: 81 have
two sons at home please etme know whether somebody
has voted for them-in which viii save them the
ronble OF coming here9" The list is examined, and the
information given that both sons have voted. The
es Of American citizenship under the benofcent rule
OF the GrantCamerOn dynasty
II must be sweet to be a carpet-bagger In
exile What could be finer than The present condition OF
tbe Notorious Bullock Of Georgia. who abscondod with
something like 100000 OF the funds Of that state Ac
cording to London letter the runaway Governor - iy
ing in one the finest suburban residences Of ttI e
drives unsurpassed turnout Is glsIeu D{ Wen ~
ofcias-prObably for voluntary cOhiiDuIloh 70 w
Reelection uudand In short does every IlhS on hctio
of unboundod munfcence, He has coheludea 10 nsAo
London his permanent fesluehce-tH0l0DJ ui'Fi'1" "
most cOmmendable dlscreJoh'
Gen. Banks has written q letter accepting
the Liberal nomination for Congress III the Fth MASH
clusetts District in which no Says at Is unnecessary
for me 10 say that in the patriotic objects OF the
Convention, and accepting us nyt do a 70 @
To- erect a reform In tho administration OF g0yernmcnl,
promote lasting peace between sections OF tne country
fl Ia counic with each other, TO equaZe the pilVl
ieges and secure the elevation OF all CLASSES OF SA
and Increase tie prosperity ana perpet'e Tue Hoei'e'
OF the people ~,
That was not a very loving meeting OF the
Hfaesocbusetts branch of the Grant family In Fanuel
nan recently The speakers were Gen. H. r. Butler ana
the Hon Henry Wilson. The valiant General made the
opepipe speech and In spirit OF tho most heartess
cruelty devoted himself 70 bitter denunequon OF the
1,yotbfn0 order, with no other auusl0n 70 inc
neasy eudidate for the Nice-Piesidency Denlhd to'
report OF the meeting tays 1haI, Haem Mn A., sbed
Nothing Senator's turn came nc spoho Win " Irir
face and vehemence Of manner qult9 unusual Ont tt
Tie circumstances, the Senator MINI i ',o ~ tha
much force his favorlte e1claHatioh ~ ~ 'iu W wv
terrible dOugB or the LlDCial8s NANSN iva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

must grow IN the ranks o. the Republican party as wen
ss in our own or every rule of human influence VIII IAN
in this Instance.
The Hon. NJ c. Korr Of Indiana, in letter TO the Char
Of tho Democratic Central Committee. SAYS That
the partial defeat Of the Indiana Liberals was owing 10
the lavish and Infamous Of money by tho Admins
trationiss the repehensbe absenteeism Of professor
political friends also had effect on the result lilo
concludes
The election Of MI Greeley this year means Iegenera
ton and publication In our public service IL heans
genuine and generous peace aud rocOncat0n u means
the equal and impartial enforcement OF the CONSTITUTION
and laws In the interests OF all the people; IL means AZ
least. the intelligent and sincere commencement OF re-
form in practical administration, and the setting OF lne
face OF the Government toward honest men ana honest
ways These are considerations Of vast importance 10
the welfare OF every citizen. These are achievements
that be accomplished under any AdminSirl-
ton over which Mr.. Grant presdes These great objects
should arouse the utmost energies OF every Democrat
ard Liberal Republican to struggle for triumph In NO
Vember. We owe such an effort TO country. Espe-
ciay do the great Democratic party owe 1t TO their
faithful Liberal Republican allies. In good faith the
latter stood by fought bravey and consistently In
tho late bitter contest in our State and well de-
entire country does efforts in be-
half OF Mr.. Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
sH1RKING SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Administration organ III Washington,
after due oogitatOn has concluded TO srk South Caro-
lima as Il Grant Republican gain Tie Chronicle says:
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE says that tho Moses ticket
ts elected; that it backed by the Administration,
and that the STATE is still doomed 10 suffer napproach-
able corruption Several times has this assertion been
made in that quarter, without adducing particle OF
proof 10 is untrue and THE TRIBUNE connot he 1gnor
ant of that fact because the South Carolina papers on
bOth sides have admitted that the President declined IN
ferferiuv in any shape manner IN contest where
nch interference would be beyond his prerogaYc ana
eminently improper. We have been convinced mat
south Carolina has been the victim Of bad government
and corrupt horde Of officers. At this distance II was
impossible TO decide in what way the necessary reform
could best be secured
The proof that Moses was the Administration cand-
date found in the fact that Moses and Grant are sup
pored by the same newspapers; that Mosess was the
Tecrlar Republican" nomination. which in South Caro-
lima as everywhere else, means the Grant Republican
As for furnishing any direct proof Of the interference
of the President which The ChrOHice thinks would be so
nproper we may as well be asked to convict Casey Of
being President Grants brOtberinlaw, or Simon
Cameron Of being the protector Of Yeres The ways OF
this Administration are quite dark to be susceptible
of illumination whenever the Tequisiton is made NJ
Moses is the legitimate friend and ally of the Renomina
ton party it is cruel to try to shake him of now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
NOT 50 SURE HE WAS RIGHT.

The prOpriety of the payment of fee by
the Attorney General OF state to the Speaker OF the
Assembly FOR his aid matters coming before the Leg
islature is longer defended with such vehemence'
Rven the thicesheaded Of the Grant papers begins to
discover that the action of Acknowledgement Barlow
has an ugly look to the average honest voter This Is
the way The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle concludes
a defense Of the Attorney-General and the Speaker;
while Mr.. Smith acted IN entire harmony with the
as Gen. SekleS represented such action was ON mat
20 mot contemplated when lie was retained, ana was
vi influenced b. such retainer. The intent being only
~ secure his services in judicial proceedings, 1t Is
od 10 DO unfair charge that his legislative course
Us influenced by it, yet the fact remains,
that the circumstances are unfortunate, ana give
80 tLe transaction colorado wrong whore none was IN
tended or dreamed OF at the time 1t Is not the first
tarce of lawyers pleading the cause OF their clients on
~ Goor of the legislature, and custom seems TO have
eStobbcd for them immunity denied other citizcns
az bng regarded as improper for any one not lawyer
~ represen any cause, however just before the lesa
trc Te matter affords food for reflection. but IL WOna
~ batter perhaps 10 indulge in 10 when no attempt Is
made 10 distor facts in the interests OF pOnuod
crusade and to give shape to scandal winch Is Gu
afr ruv