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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwgnr, Nov 3-Arrived, bark J Williams CBr,
Vaughan, Philadelphia.
Sailed 3D. barks Champion tBp, Kllaln Now Orleans;
Chignecto (BD. Shaw New York.
BRisroI. Nov ARRIVED brig Alberta Huxley. Matan
Also arrived Attn, bark Louise Gehm Ger stuwe, Pha-
delphla.
Sailed 3D. bark Sacramento CBr) Frazer United States
Sailed 4th ship Louisa (Br Rees Pensacola bark Mary
borough (Br), Irvine, do.
BREMEN Nov 3-Sailed, ship Ryerson (Br) Dennis New
Orleans.
Arrived ID steamer August Andre Belg) Grovo savan
nah.
CAplz Nov 3-Sailed steamer Australia tBp, Mckay
New York.
DuBLiK, Nov s-Arrived bark Hawthorn OBJ, Mead New
York.
FALMOUTH, Nov 3-Arrived barks Erna Nor, Eilersen,
New York Aisyid Nor, siyertsen, do.
GLOUCESTER, Nov ARRIVED, brig Fido tNor Thorsen
Philadelphia.
Also arrived 4th Capt Peter Dahl (Nor johnson, Ba
more.
Sailed 3D. bark Ada Barton tB McGrath United States
GLASGOW. Nov ARRIVED, bark Bskop Brun (Nor For
bach New York.
GIBRALTAR, Nov 3-saed, steamer Acadia (Br), Craig
Cfrom Mediterranean ports. New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov ARRIVED, barks Gen Sedgwick. Rog
ers, Bangor Me Mary Gibson (Br, sloan St John, NIB
briggs cascaelle. Deveraux Musquash, NIB Akbar Thomp
son. Stettn.
Also arrived 9Th banks Edward waenerand Ger, Sege-
barth, New York; Hildesaard tNorl, Petersen do
Sailed I'd steamer Hibernian dr. Archer Baltimore via
Halifax; Sd, ship Herbert Beach (Br, Crosby, United
States; 4th bark Bel Stuart (BE, Gat, Savannah also
the "Agnh,n for New Orleans
LONDON Nov ARRIVED ship Constantine, Creevy New
York barSs Teemach (Norl Johansen do Nordcap (Nor
Osndsen, Philadelphia
Cleared 3D. bark Racer or), Tonnesen, United States
MARsEILLEs Nov ARRIVED bark Surprise, Hoyt Balti-
more; brig Kossack, Smith, New York.
PApsrow, Nov 3-sailed, brig svea (Nop. Olsen, United
States
QUEENSTOWN Nov ARRIVED, bark Gipsey Queen (Br)
Montgomery, New York.
Also arrived 4th steamer Ksnilworth Br Prowse Pha-
depha for Liverpool and proceeded.
ROTTERDAM Nov 3-Arrived bark Falken (Nor), Chris
Jensen Wilmington, NC.
SrETrIS-Saled, brig Clara Ger Dlwitz, America
SrAvASGER-Sailed, bark Nordens Drowning Nor), FOR
Pensacola.
LONDON Nov A despatch from Madeira dated to-day,
reports that the bark Ceylon Dr. Woods from Cebu for
New York, hiss put into Cape Mitto leaking badly.
LIVERPOOL Nov Bark Alma (Swel Thorstensen, from
Limerick Oct Is TOR New York. has put into Queenstown
leaky
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 3--Arryed, schr Alfred Brabrook,
saiied-sehrs Henry Acry, New Haven; Henry Finch,
Jersey City; II Skinner WIN Mason II A Hasbrouck. W
BOSTON, Nov. Arrived, steamers Berks, Pendeton,
philadelphia; Peterborough Pierce do; schr Agnes Bacon,
Cleared-Sehrs q = Pomcroy, Bryant, Philadelphia A
BALTIMORE, Nov Arrived King Arthur Br)
johnson Rio sr s oa as Martha N
J. Burnham Harris Boston, John Manson, Manson, DO
Clearcd- steamers John $ Hopkins, Tlaett,. Boston
America Billups, Savannah John Garrett, Xix, New
sailed-Bsrks Ester, Dublin Betsy GUIDE, Bristol; Hes
BANGOR Nov 2-Ariyed, schrs Pavilion, Leach, and
Mary Ann, Aery. New York. -
BATH Nov ARRIVED, schrs Daniel Webster Trask IIo
boken tor Augusta Henry Adelbert Meady and olio Hen
sailed Bark Everett Gray Loring. Liverpool; schrs Ma
sd-saied sehr only Son, wakeheld, New York.
BRISTOL, NOV 2-sailed sehrs condoya Wilson, Ale1an
CHARLESTON. Nov l-cIeared sehr Earl II Potter
4h.-Arr!ved, brig Pancho ,!sp,, RodOs cionfuegos;
sc6r Hawkins wyatt, New YORK ;.o, oe, Tor savar
Cieared-schr George Clark Bartlett Providence.
DELAWARE CITY NOV 4-sailcd, sehr Wateriine, Kelly,
IN port-schr r Graham for Boston ldg.
EDGARTOWN, Nov ARRIVED. schrs Bosa. Coombs, New
sailed and returned TO outer harbor on account OF
wind aud tidc)-Bark Carice, Marchant Atlantic Ocean,
FALL RIVER Nov s-Arrived, schrs Theodore Dean.
a p 9sss o Tans SM"ndrs s
Port Johnson Evelyn, Stevenson, Hayerstraw; Palladium
GALVESTON. Oct 9o-Arved, bark Now England, Hal
lett, New Orleans.
Cleared-steamer Bolivar tBrl. Doherty, Liverpool
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov 3-Arriyed, scLr Henry Whit.
ney. Bahamas for orders.
ordered to Baltimore
NOZZLE Nov Arrived, bark Fanny Mcclellan Nc.
I.cllNn, Arnster iam; schr VI knpwles DON Havana.
Cieared-Schr w Hinc, Tor Fulton. Texas.
MACtlIAS, Oct 26-Arrivcd, schrs ilma, Johnson New
York; Both, Garland, Libby do; 3lst. Sawyer. Cum
sailed 2cth scrs Lizzie Brewster smith, New YORK 9Th
Wave. ritc0ma. do
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 4-Arriyed, ships Astoria Kelly
Bath Me- Lizzie Burrill tBp. Blawyeit, Liverpool.
Cfeared-Steamer Cortes Freeman New York; shin L /,
Sturges Linneku, Liverpool; harks Feetwng smith, do
Bolynuie lFr), Coussuit. fIayre
SOUTHWEST Pass. Oct 3l-Arriyed brig Pedrito (Sp)
Abrel. Havana, schr Clara Mont omery Miller Eiatan
Nov 4-AuiycG, ships Bohemia, Deano, Batf Me- Coro
(Brl Bryan and Zephyr Sweetscr, Liverpool barks
Onke cr fusch, Bremen; Downing Louise NorI Larsen,
Belfast; Nerea NAnsD, De Luyk Amsterdam Anna (Nor
Rotterdam; Danube Or, frebuchet Marsees; Durham,
from Gdusby
sailed ships Mary = Riggs Transit and Kate Davenport
schr Jennie Wood, Ctiia
NORFOLK, Nov ARRIVED schrs II Proctor, Norman,
PortlAnd Mason, Terry and Yankee DOODLE Rose New
York. samuel Wood, BrOwnley, New York.
CteHred-Br,g Manson, smith, Barbados
EWBURNFOkf, Nov ARRIVED schrs 7 seabnry,
Port Johnson.
NEW BEDFORD, Nov 3-Arrived schrs Young Teaser,
sccum, Somerset load for Philadelphia Alice Belle,
Hathaway. Wafoham Tor baltimore
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OUR NEWPORT CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI Nov 5, 1875
John Waters Co wreckers of this port have gone the
3masten schr Mary Mcale Hail. before reported going
the beach five miles Of Westerly, RI 1t is
probable that the vessel although rating Al and being
built only years ago, win be worth getting or She
badly used up her side being imbedded the rocks
Her Of soft coal thought will be worth saving
owing the expense attending the However IL is
insured 81 in the Atlantic Office OF Providence The
vessel was built years in Pembroke Me- and
owned parties in the place and Providence She
valued a $4,000 The wreckers will all her available
effects
The schr Flight before reported leaking at this p,rt
for her destination New Bedford to-day, with
to work the pumps.
Carson and officers Of the Us Sam
ue Dexter stationed this port will please accept
thnnk for atcdf
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ herald STEAM YACHTS AVID HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ


Steamer Elysia Ri Campbell. glasgow Oct a. with
mdse aud iOT passengers % Henderson Bros.
City Of Houston Deering Galveston Oct 2T via
Key West 3at, With mde and passengers Mallory
Co
steamer Brashcar Forbes Sew Orleans Oct ~ with
and passengers to y Whitney Go.
steam Wyanoke Coach Richmond, City Point and Nor
ok with mdse and passengers Ola Dominion steamship
Co
ship Albania or s. John, NIB Leey Calcutta Iss days
with uidse u order.
snip Viatus Theobad Bremen 40 days In ballast Snow
Burgess FROM sept - the 10Th on the mouth Of the
Channel bad strong westerly gales and squaiy weather
carried ioruyard then stood the sOah better
weather aud get yard, then had line weather
Oct ~ siuCe lad succession OF aud NV gales Oct 81!
lat 80 ~ Ion ~ a. at daylight vessel on the weather
bow with only mzkeHmast standing and flag Of distress
flying ship AZ the tune lying to under lower maintopsa
IN sight aud ~ ~ A. NJ. put press Of
sail 1t having moderated somewhat and worked close up
under the lee q te wreck which proved % be che schr
Hart 81 Boston Capt Dexter from Boston for Sa
vanuah they had good boat aud getting ready
abandon her. kept the snip close ~ her possible
der her mzenmnst having then gone aso 80
NJ got them all safe board and brought them this
mort The consisted Of Captain Dexter his daughter
mate four cook The Nentus is anchored at
sandy Hook fur orders.
Brr Pathfinder Br Cousins, sydney, CB. IA days with
coal 70 q Is Swain 4 Co; vessel TO neney Parker
schr Azclda Laura Jorgensen, Baracoe ~ days. with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
THE ELECTION BATTLE.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

a rsst bv asking the cooperation Of all good citizens
who viii favor voluntary associations 70 be eo-ordhate
with tie democratic organization, and represented "
ia detberatous by delegates 20 communicate their
views and il turn report the results Of any dscusslons
which may arise ~ this body
AGdressss we're also made by Peter p. Olney, James
: palv William O. whitney, Judge Calvin and John X
Fellows The latter declared that Tammany Hal
copd not have elected the Apostle Paul Ia this election
one 10 lie pre- ludces Of the people They might pos
Fiby have elected Judas Iscariot as the republicans
would perhaps endorse him on his record, especially
n he put his thirty pieces Of silver 10 the campaign
nnd He like the other speakers attributed the dc-
feat Of the party simply 20 the misunderstanding on
wages question
II is a circumstance worthy OF record that N not
single instance when the name Of Governor Iiden was
mentioned was u received with marks OF en- thusiasm or
even a cheer, while Keliys name was cheered nearly
eyory time il mentioned by speaker.
The committee adjourned few minutes before ten
n'c0ck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
A LIVELY ENCOUNTER.
A THEATRICAL MANAGER AND AN AUcTIoSEER
IN COLLISION.

THEATRICAL MANAGER AND An AUcTIoSEER
IN COLLISION.
Zeno Durham, a weli-known ''mock auction
eer.p ana stephen Fiske the business manager
OF the Finh Avenue Theatre, were yesterday
arraigned al the Fftyseyenth Street Police Court
on counter charges OF assault and battery.
A. Oakley Hall appeared for Fiske and said that
the gentlemen had no complaint 10 make against
each other their passions having cooled down since
the encounter between them He hoped the Court
would overlook the matter and dismiss the complaint
An attempt was made by the Court TO get an nkiing
Of the difficulty, which apparently had proved
sangulnary one 70 Burnham, whose face
ana shirt were covered with blood, but neither
OF the defendants would make a statement, and the
officer being unable to prefer charge the case was
dismissed The lady's name is Mrs. Burnhan M. II.
b. and il Is also claimed that there is mortgage, as
there certainly were empty pistol and Touchdown
In the The lady called at the Twenty second
precinct station house last night the Sergeant by mis-
take, down tor her husband, and the meeting that
followed lively
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BR- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEW YORK
has adopted dstin gushing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
the coos red green red changing from to the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
ans 81 vessels upon seeing this signal will obige by
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD.
J-Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do By addressing such vessels
HERALD yacht pier No / East River, New York
Letters received from all Of the world and promptly do
hvered. Duplicates required
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JACOB q. uA1r.yTr

Few men we're better Or more widely known In the
financial circles ~ the metropolis than jacob G. Hal.
ett who died at his residence on Staten Island last
Wednesday, 10 the seventy thrd year of lis age De.
ceased was native q Yarmouth, Mass, but had been
1 resident q New York Tor the past thirty years
During his long a broker In Wall street
DE noted Tor his extreme urDanIty and Tor
strict integrity il al hs business relations When
the Gold Board was organized IN laG2, Mr. Haiett WIS
chosen as its first President and popularity known
IN after life ms the "father OF the Board FOR the
past eight years deceased had resided WIN Ills family
On staten Island having retired from active business
IN 1870 His death is mourned ny an unusually large
circle Of relatives and friends. The funeral Will take
place day from the ao residence 81 deceased AZ New
Brighton.
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ALLEGED BRIBERY IN JERSEY.

The charge Of libel against Joseph Autenreith, who
preferred complaint against Police Commissioner
Edmondson, WINS brought up in the First District Pc
lice Court before Justice Reese Jersey City yester
day. IL was charged that Mr. Edmordson received
brbe in consideration of his voting for the awarding OF
4 contract which Autepreith Interested Mr..
Edmondson retorted by having Autenreith arrested
the Grand Jury
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sFRENApING THE SUCCESSFUL.

The successful candidates OF the peoples party to
be serenaded tonight by the Seventy Grst Regiment
Band and drum corps In all there will beabout 100
musicians The affair under the charge Of the execu-
tive committees or tile Ant-rammany party The
gentlemen to be serenaded Recorder Hackett,
District Attorney Phelps, Judges Sanford, Van hoeSen
aud Gdersleeye and Senator BiXby. The committee
which will direct the serenades composed OF Gerard
Belts Bernard Casserly r. 3. Roosevelt, Benjamin
Wood, John h. MCGOWAN and others.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON MORTON.

Twenty-sx years ago lad appeared in the compos-
Ing Of the Commercial Advertiser newspaper, Of
this city, apprentice to the business OF type
setting He named George Washington Morton
From that day til yesterday Morton continued faith
fu laborer Al the the Office where he won
the highest esteem " his panons has employers and
wide circle Of friends especially In the ranks Of his
fellow craftsmen he suddenly attacked with
heart disease Al his home Wednesday evening. and
very soon died he leaves large family. HIS funeral
will be attended sunday.
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ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING.

Yesterday morning Thomas Costello William Con
nors and William Burns, who had been arrested Tor
attempting Illegally in the First district OF Jer-
sey City we're brought before Justice Reese in the
First district court, for examination. The accused
stated that they born in West Troy, \. X that
they boating and around New York. They
waived examination, and committed TO await the
action of the Grand Jury.
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PLAYING WITH FIRE.

Yesterday information was received at the office in
Newark Of the Essex County Physician that n most
shocking accident had occurred the day before at Lv
ngston It appears that Mr. John Allen and his wife
passed from their house to the garden in the rear
leaving their two children behind. These IL
Is supposed, began playing with the lire IN the stove
aud OF them, girl of eight named Susan had her
clothing caught by the flames Her parents heard her
piercing shrieks, but by the time they reached the
house the child literally burned to death, her little
body nIesenlng q siokening nppeArance
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rhe Isare Asar. wNw q 77ew1 from n.tsr,. island.
WHALEMEN.

FayA Oct 3 barks President I'd, Robinson NB Win
lsO bbls sp; Spartel do, clean. -,
Arrived az Bermuda oct ~, bark Ocean, Pease NIB to
procure provisions aud sailed 10th In charge OF Capt
Holmes formerly Of bark Janus; 25th, sehr Union
Long. do with 80 bhls sp 3is months out.
Bark Sappho has been purchased by Capt VIM Lewis and
she will he htted Immediately for Whaling voyage. under
command Of Capt Edc. late mate Of bark sea Ranger
spokenNo lat &c about Oct l. bark Gen scott, Robbins
NIB, with 100 bills oil
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JOSEPH B. VAN DEUsEN.

Joseph B. Van Deusen, the well known yacht builder,
died yesterday afternoon. He in his forty third
year Mr. Van Deusen served his apprenticeship as
shpbuder in this CITY. The drst yacht constructed
by him was the schooner Gypsy which was sold in
England He also built the Fleetwing for Mr. Osgood,
the Phantom for Mr. Stebbius, the Mohawk for Mr..
Garner and many other sailing yachts; the steamer
yacht Ideal and number or fast sailing pilot boats
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

eeh@ns shipping and sh pmasters are informed
that BY teegraphing HERALD London Bureau I'D
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street, London" this
fafis Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de popera
FarS the arrivals At and departures European aud
Eastern ports Of American foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will 10 cabled TO this coun
try free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing French and Medi-
will find the Paris the more economical
and xpeditious for telegraphns newa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
RICHMOND COUNTY.

1t appears that, after all, the republicans have
gained an Assemblyman in Richmond county. An
in footing up the returns made it apparent that
Iohn Decker the democratic candidate, elected by
II majority; but careful revision Of the figures
shows that Kneeland s. Townsend the republican
didate has majority of 255 in the district This
makes clean sweep for the republican ticket through
out the county. Tue county canyassers will meet at
Richmond on Monday next, when the official count
Will be Announced
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THE POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION.

well attended meeting Of the Polytechnic Associa-
tion held last night at Cooper Union. An inter-
esting lecture gold mining delivered by Mr..
Prentice Walford whose long and varied experience in
California made him competent to treat the subject
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SAILED.

Steamers Wieland Ger, for Hamburg; Canada (Br),
London; Clarbe Br), Gonaves Jacmel &c; City of Dali
las, Nassau, Mp: City Of New York, Havana; Huntsville
Fernandna &c; Herman Livin gston, savannah; Abe
marie. Lewes, Dell barks Assunta tab Cork Falmouth
Demarchi uta do dos Jedanest Dubrovack (Aus), Gas
gov; Coneorda (Nor, Penarth Roads; Hamburg Ger,
Bremen; Kate Mech (BD, Gloucester Rosa utaD, Ali
cante; brig l. x w Armstrong, Georgetown Dem.
Wind at midnight. NV.
Barometer sunset, 20 80
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couuopoRE JouN J. YOUNG.

Commodore John j. Young, United States Navy, died
his residence No. 10 Jefferson street, Brooklyn,
yesterday The deceased Of the Oldest officers
fthe United states Navy having entered the service
IN The lat Of January 1912 and passed sixty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05

In H. He was born in New York State from which he
was appointed 10 the navy and eghtyone years Of
age The time Of his death. His last voyage made
in 1920
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1875TRlPLE

fruit 70 VIM Douglass vessel y Weinberg. days
north 81 Hatteras. with strong NE and NW gales
scr sarah y, srout Jacksonville days with lumber 70
master.
Schr Gettysburg Corson. Virginia
schr r 4 Pommel. Adams. Virginia
Schr Isaac Wilson, Connolly Virginia
schr sedona. kowley, Philadelphia, for Aliens Point
as-Bark Maria Mndre dtal Bristol arrived Sd ts
consigned 20 Unkart
H9-Bark County OF Richmond tsr from Cow BAY CIR
arrived yesterday. i consigned to Hatton. Watson Co
cargo 20 Perkins 4 Job.
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'AssED THROUGH HE'LL GAZE

BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Zayalla Williams Stevens New Haven for Now
BTig Wild Isr;s Rr Maitland rs, Tor New YORK y,
sehr \ Berry wnslow, Hanger ieg New York.
sshr sila Brainard, Buell. conneetieut River for New
schr L 4 NJ Knowles, Knowles Calais for New York.
sehr Rramhal, Hamilton, Providence for New York
seRr een MAJ Ward rToSasnes Sq car New v fSrS
schr YIN ye9rhIs Godslnth rroyidenes for Ney York
sehr Ann Eliza, ca.wen, Providence for New York.
Schr West Wind, Providence for New York.
Schr 5 L Thompson Hall, Providence for New York.
schr Julia Baker, Baker. New Haven for Virginia.
sSnr Taseis Johnson Gloucester for New YORK.
schr Albert Thomas Thomas, New Haven for Phadel-
sehr Rival Dunton. Providence FOR New York
SchrJ Oakley, Oakley, Providence for New York.
sssr Edwin Frsoc for Tew y York
s es ELLA TY1 T hS N for SeS c f Ss yo
se6r srandssne King Fail River 'S Tor Sew ; York
schr Lizzie Young Young Providence for Philaiephia
Schr Rachel seaman seaman Providence Tor New York.
S Tnro5 far Now York
Sehr Amelia Thompson, Thompson, Fall River for New
schr Falcon Wheeler Derby for New York.
Sehr Nellie Grant, Gordon, Providence for New York
Sehr Eye Eyel{p Don1y@n E" Ryer for Sew York
schr onmst, Providence for New York.
s ssRr G E Masa s Ds o s% SSg York
sc,r g. rss.e Dee Portland CT for New York
: schr Fly. Carter, Providence for New York;
eRr Nail wiso1 Port.Moah for ' SeS WV York oA
York.
Schr Alfred Howe. Howe, Searsport for New York.
Schr Fannie Fern Eaton. Newport for New York
Schr Ella v. Crowell, Crowel, Proyincetown for New
York
Scht II A Deming Boardman, Hartford for New YORK.
Schr Florida, Hail. Rockland for Now York.
Sehr Louisa. Smith. Providence for New York.
Schr n l. Adams Nckersou. Boston for New York.
Schr Walter Hail. Hall, Rockand tor New York.
Schr James Henry. Secor, Rockland for New York.
Sclr Dexter Clark Allen Portsmouth for New York.
Schr u W Vaughan. Providence for New York.
Schr + Brainard Kelsey, Portland for New York.
Schr Ncanor, Hogan, Providence for New York
Schr Abner Taylor. French Bangor tor New York.
Schr Fredona Carroll Milestone Point for New York.
Sclr Hastings, Chase. New Bedford for New York.
Schr X a Forsyth, Hobbie. Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SALEM nAgBoR.

The monument Oh Howdtch Ledge. the entrance TO
Salem hurbor destroyed during the late heavy gale
The proper authority been notified and suitable buoy
will soon be placed 70 mark the DANGER
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BOUND EAST

Schr Henry Cole. Cole. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Warren Gates Smith, New York for Milestone Point.
Schr Tyler, Barrett Port johnson for Providence.
Brig Mariposa, Milton, New York for Boston.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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