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Girls Names.

In any modern school catalogue OF
newspaper list of ladies' names which
you may chance TO meet, you find an
endless iteration of the favorite infiec-
ton ie; as if the beauty or attractive
ness, if not the responsibility, OF the
young ladies' in some way depended on
this liquid and endearing termination.
In the short space of one page Of the
catalogue OF a prominent young ladies'
college, school OF much higher pre-
tensions than the average seminary, and
whose students are OF more advanced
and thoughtful age than mere seminary
students-one may find Gas we have salts
fed ourselves by trying) at least the fol-
lowing varieties, viz: Jennie, Mamie,
Hattie, Minnie, Maggie, Nettie, Nellie.
Allie, Addie, Lizzie.
Lord Dufferin, the present dignifed
Governor General of Canada, has lately
chosen to bring this tendency into notice
(and 80 we suppose it prevails in Canada,
too) by making it special topic in his
address at the late commencement of a
young ladies' school in Quebec. But he
credits the habit, or its exaggeration, to
the United States and thinks the prac
tice, when it becomes Irrational char
acteristic," is "not without signifi-
cance." Some future philologist, per-
haps, may pick it up as remnant of
that period when the young women of
our most cultivated circles bore the badge
of belittlement and patronage, and infer
therefrom that the Oriental type of in
fantile helplessness had certainly sur
vived to this era even in western lands.
He will most likely conclude (and does
not the evidence tend in that direction y
that, in our Centennial time, the true
idea Of
"a perfect Woman nobly planned,
To warn, to comfort, and command"
was not so much as suspected or sought
after. We do not remember that any
journal Of "Woman's Rights" and en-
reimbursement has ever thought it peril
nent to speak of this subject /; but surely
it bears direct relation to the mental
growth and capacity of the sex. The
literary nom de plume of feminine au-
thor indicates, to some extent, the force
of her mind and, we know just as well
what to expect from the Lille Linwoods
and Matte Myrtles, as we do from the
George EEots. You can scarcely pen a
more suggestive satire against the help
fulness and independence of woman than
to wrap her up in such terms of daily
coddling and childish endearment as the
pet names against which Lord Dufferin
protests. For instance, persistently to
call the two great chieftains of woman's
advanced status Lizzie Cady Stanton
and Susie B. Anthony, would crush, at
one stroke, the revolution they have so
much at heart. Under such sweet per-
sifage it would sink into languid i'm
becility, and furnish fresh food for
-Scribner for September.
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Hence there has been great growth, both
in the business and expense of doing it.
The revenue Of the private companies,
if the average rate per message had been
cut down from go cents to 25, would
probably have increased as much. In
the year just closed, there was great
retrenchment in expenditure, and hence
a net revenue was saved equal to about
2. per cent. on the capital invested.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

PRETTY girls in want of situations can
be accommodated by dressing up for the
Centennial cafes as Egyptians. Turks,
Moors, Algerians, or Tunisisns. Dark
ewes aud hair are always IN demand, and
the costumes are tist 700 sweet.
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A New York Tragedy Called to Mind.

Daniel Mcfarland, the slayer of
Richardson, turned up in Chicago few
days ago. After his release from the
Penitentiary he went to Colorado, where
he has been living for the past two years.
His friends have tried to assist him, but
he seems to be unable to do anything
for himself. Since his arrival in Chica.
go he has been living on the charity of
some of his old friends and acquaint-
ances. Lust evening he was discovered
by policeman crawling into window
OF Il law Office at 80 Washington street.
He was taken to the armory on suspicion
OF being burglar, but he produced the
key of the office, and said that he had
been sleeping there for the last few
nights, but that he could not open the
door. He was placed in the witness
room to sober of.-Chicago Times.
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remorse that had made it long, seemed
short and lovely to me and, what was
more, all happened at home far better
than 1 expected. My mother under
stood as well as Father Hans, that re-
pentant sinner deserves to find mercy.
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Official Telegraphy i'm England.

The British Government telegraph has
been investigated by a new committee
OF the treasury, and we hence have fresh
and definite statements of its success as
commercial undertaking. The total
capital plant, which was expected to be
not over 96,000,00O, is already 910,-
OIL 10000, and 100000 more has been
asked for at this session. The gross and
net revenues compares as follows:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01

MANY Englishmen are fond of keeping
up their family wealth and 80 believe in
the rights of primogeniture. Sir James
!Hogg, who died in London recently,
leaving 81 l,75O,O 900 personal property be.
sides real estate, after giving his six
other children from S25, 900 to $50, 900
each, directed the bulk OF his property
to be laid out in the purchase ofIfreehold
estate, to be settled on his eldest son and
heirs male. LIZ III =
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usual. scratching his head and whis-
pering in an unknown language. when,
as sudden as flash of lightning, he
grabbed the cats tail in his bill and bit
off nearly an inch as smoothly as il it
had been done with knife. Then such
roars of triumph, laughter and fun he
did not stop screaming for an hour.
Tom stole no more.-Ouw Dumb Ami
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-01
PAW PAW. MICHIGAN.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.

Winkum, Winl<um.
Winkum, winkum. shut your eve.
sweet my baby, lullaby,
For the dews are falling soft.
Lights are nickering up aloft,
ana the headlights peeping over
ronaer hill-top, capped with clover;
Chickens lorg have gone 10 rest.
Dlrds lie snug within their nest,
And my birdy soon will be
sleeping like a chick-a-dee:
For with only half try,
Winkum, Winkum shuts her eve.
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ct revenues compares q
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CLEAkED.

Steamer England tBD. Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamer City u Richmond lBp. Brooks, Liverpool via
Steamer DenmarK ,Br,, williams Londou-F W Hurst
Steamer Gordon Castle tBr) jones' Lonaon-Henderson
Bros
steamer Assyra tBD, Donaldson Bristol. EHenderson
Chas Wright 4 Co.
steamer Olympia Br) Young Gasgow-IIendcrson Bros
steamer Victoria (Br,. Hedderwick. Gaszow-Henderson
steamer Rhen eGoD. FRANKIE. Bremen via sou.aamp
steamer Labrador r). sanGlier. Havre via pymouh-L
steamer Acapulco. Capp. Aspnwal-Pacihc Nail Steam
steanc.. City of Austin. Stevens. Galveston via Kcy
steamer Lone STAR Forbes. Galveston-chas whitney
4 Co.
steamer San Salvador. Nickcrson. ssvsnnsh-Georgs
steamer Nereus. Besrse, Savannah Geo Yonge.
Steamer Champion Lockwood. Charleston-J Quinssrd
steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington Nc-wm P Clyde
s.s.mss Old , Dominion w.lkss, Norfolk City Point and
steamer Agnes. burdiek. rnadclphia-Chas Whitney
Steamer Z Biddle Davis Phiadelphia-,Jas Hand
Ste amer wn,tnsv, uxlet,. Bo.ton--D + Dmock.
Ship Bates Family (Br). Dougall. Lverpool-Charles
ship Ivanhoo CBr,. Luke Livcrpool-Charcs Wright
Bark Assyrisn (r. Murchson Cork tor ordcrs-Perkns
Bark Gerda No. Olsen. Elsinors for ordersBOckmann
Bark Ililda (Nor). osmundscn. Havs-c Tobias 4 Co
sars Harding n Nor Ssasen Hsy,eraaee G Edge Go.
Bas caraeoa ,rj. Roberts wiiliams.sdt SGuracoaJos
Foulke's sons.
Bark Roycroft tBr). Purdy Charleston. SCI Parker
4 Co. =
Bark Juan Pearson tsr). johnson, Richmond vs-F
Spring Co.
BARK Bore lAus. Trpcovich. Phiiadel lphis-Socovish
A Co.
Brig George Gilchrist Cork for orderaParsons
Loud.
Brig Rahboni Coombs Laguayra and Porto csbsilo-
de ,sarmendia.
Brig Lizzie wyman, Fossett Cienfuegos b Me,calt
Co
Brig Cromarty (Br, Mcintosh. Newark. MI Whitney
A Co.
schr Ann 4 Valentine. Potter Chareston-Evans, Ball
Co -.
Squier .
schr John Brill Rogers Norfolk. va-Isaac Staples
scnr James l. Maloy, Abdeli Richmond, WA Dayton
Co.
Schr Helen. Perry Baltmorc--wm Chalmers.
schr Carrie A. frarebay. Portland Me-Je Frye x Co.
Schr as A Potter. Ogier, Boston-Parsons Loud
schr Rcoecca Harriet, Hawsins, New Havon-Pdgson
a Ihristophcrscn.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
SPOKEN.

Ship Gibson Craig D Ruthven from Bristol for Quebec
Sept 3. lat ~. Ion - 35
Ship Feetwng Guest. from New York for AMER Aug H.
lat :, Ion -S w.
Ship Protector (Norl, Fach. from Quebec for London
Sept l6. lat 10 10. lon II Sc.
Ship Bremen tBr,. Curphy from Liverpool for San Fran
,isco. Jul, a5. lat IL 30 n Ion 20 W
Ship Gaiatea tBr. Wright London for San Francis
CO. Aug :. la; 9 10 n, lon 10 80 w.
ship strathearn (Br) Jarman, from Liverpool for New
York. Sept Is. LAT ~. Ion l3
Ship Constantine, Creevy, from London for New York.
snip showing HPMQ %. from New York for Calcutta
seen July IL. lat :. lon 2l w.
Bark Hermoine tBr LAYERS, from Liverpool for Bruins
wick. Ga. Ang -. lat 81. Ion "a
Bark Helsingor dam. Ging from New York for Dantzc
Sept II, lat 45 %. lon Al 80
Bark Abram Young r) Parker, from Liverpool for Ty
bee. sept 10. 3 miles Of Tuskar.
Bark ceyon. Kelly from Boston for Honolulu Aug lat
Z 5. lou - W.
Bark Lala Br Vance from Newcastle for Bombay. July
26, lat 10 10 n Ion 2S w
Bark Antaes Nor, Abrecht. from New York for Elsi-
sept I. lat 40, Ion 90.
Bark Bayard lNo Tormesen from Bristol for New York,
Sept 10. Oh the Old Head Of knsalc.
Bark Bel Stewart (Hr), Gillat, from Whtehaven for
Miramichi. Sept l3. LAT AZ. Ion A.
Brig Alice. Dutton: from Baltimore for Rio Jsneiro Aug
Is. lat 20 N, Ion Al w.
Brig Julia Carney. Collins, from Boston May 27 for
Dunedin no date. lat 3S N. Ion ~ W.
Schr Isabel (3masted), from Amsterdam for New York,
Sept g. lat Al Ion 80.
The Imosene from London for Gulf OF St Lawrence.
seen. date. lat Al So, Ion 10 40
The Flying Eagle Supposed, from Quebec for Nantes
seen Sept q. lat AZ II. Ion - 20.
vessel showing kVBT, for New Orleans Sept
8. lat AZ II N, lon IL 81 w.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01

STEAMER KiSe ARrnuR tfr,. cowe from New Haven for
con.tantinope. put into Gibraltar sept iS win
STEAMER @ Frscn lselg). from New York. before re-
ported ashore At Rammekaus. was considered sept "
BRIG ApKiSA CsD. from St John, NB, discharge her
cargo a, Irase in good oa s, ." Coast
Guard station on bed OF gravel she @ haS u'A'nea No
scBR oSRusr Port jefferson. from Por, Johnson for
Fall River with coal sprnns aras IA ,ns s"uaa ,rsbsr @
She will be compelled discharge her cargo IN order 10 re-
pair
scua IN Bookings. at Portland asth from Port John
SON lost deck load Of coal Is tons and flying jib
scHR NAaY Il ,;rLpsRsLE9ys from New York for Ger
No which dism ntsd durini the gale q the
Wednesday by the Baker wreckng Go. and arrived at Nor
folk 18th IN tow OF ono OF their steamers
scnR II CouScY Bangor for Providence before re-
ported ~ateroggcd was owed up 10 Boston I'm Sep
coal arrived at Vineyard Haven Sept 10 leaking badly
viii 40 to New Bedford for repairs.
GERTiE LEWIS from Newfoundland for Gloucester,
put into Halifax Sept 30 Tor repairs.
scnnJ HInnARp from Windsor. Ms. for New York, put
n.9 ssp on the
a7th
scHE carlroI from Maiden for Boston, ashore on
doned.
semR BAnAcoA from Liverpool for Ponce. PR, put into
Philadelpha PM Sept 80 in distress.
DKnKLcr BARx-cspt Burrows. Of steamer San Marcos,
liverpool reports: Passed bark sept s. in LAT 80 n
tons: had metaled bottom the metal looked old
Oh IN places her opsdes appeared to be painted very
dark green.
NEwPoRT RI, Sept 30Capt st John. of schr Florence
Lockwood Providence. from Georgetown. DC. reports
that during gale Of 7th inst between Montaa
Block Island sailor named Joseph slater aged
Eight years. New Orleans knocked overheard
by the ih sheet and drowned Every effort made
him. lie had no family.
survey held to-day on board schr Falco (Br before
reported dsmasted Fire Island but
made. owing 10 absence of the owners
VINEYARD HAVEN Sept 29The schr Hesperus which ar
rived to-day reports: Saw 18TH half way between Nan.
set the ghlands large lumber 10 ded schooner full
Ind been stripped Of sails and pilot boat
lying by her.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

GLOUCESTER. Sept 3o-Arrved, bark Rosina CAuO, To-
netta, Boston via Queenstown.
Sailed Both, barH Bersensercn CNo, Mortenssn United
States.
GLASGOW, Sept 29-Arvsd, steamer NGpoi (Br), Spita
New York.
HAvRs Sept 3o-Arrivsd, bark Angelique trp, Burei
New Orleans
Sailed 3oth. sAM steamer Ameriqus Fr). Durant New
York via Plymouth, E.
LIVERPOOL, sept 3o-Arrved, steamer jamaican (Br,
Winder. New Orleans.
Sailed 30h. barks Bertoloto QtaD Cuuco United
States Excelsior, Eddy, do; Venus (Br) Rtcie North
America; Peter Crerar (Br), Munro do Connaught (r,
Tufts. do; brig Stella (Dr,, Kay. do.
LospoN, Sept 0Sailed steamer Australia (Br), Sidey
New York; ship Royal Dane (Br Cooper. North America
PALERMO Sept l5-Saied bark Fischetti ItSl) Coloro
New YORK.
TRALEE Sept 3o-Sailed. bark Michele Picasso QtsD
Pinco United States; Mary tAus). Ghigiianovch do
RouES sept 25-wcnt to sea- bark Lavinia. Davis New
York.
Sailed from Sept 80 tho Linda tor United States;
suppicich, for do.
Hone KoSG Sept 23-ship Alexander Mcneil Pettes
hence for San Francisco has returned partially
Cargo apparently uninjured.
LONDON. Sept 3o-ship Hcrsld Gardner. which sailed
the Sd Of June from Iloilo Philippine Islands, with
general for sandy Hook. calling Batavia which
port lett July II. abandoned tho 3oth
Helena THE 772 regiser built at Now
buryport 1865 and hailed from Boston,
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAD, Sept so. PM-wind Z, strong
Lizard Sept 30 PM-Wind Sc. fresh.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept a. Arrived. schrs II skinner.
Mabel Thomas. and VIM Mason. for Georuetown
Lydia Middleton James Gordon, Jennie Huddeli and
Mario X Elizabeth - for Washington,
Sailed-scars Jamestown Hobuken Breeze Jersey City
Richard vaux. Henrietta simmons and Adeline Townsend
urotn t;eorsetownl, ---.
BOSTON. sept 23-Arrived, brig Mary + Dana o'NeiiL
Port johnson; schr Adde Fuller Henderson, Brunswick
Ca
3oth-Arrivcd steamers Palestine t3r Owens. and ba-
tavia (Br. Mouland Liverpool: ship Quinero Manning.
schrs tserrnde smith Port Royal
Charles Dennis, Ricn aud Charlotte jameson Janeson
Hoboken; Idaho. Jameson, New York: Fannie ana
Edith. Bartlett. Rondout; A Tirrci, Fisher. fough-
keepsic: Rachel > Miller, smith: y yam
dgsen, Vandmseu; j Abcrger. Wntsoni u HEX
Robinson, and Sea Foam. scott rh.deIpn,ss
Acara Cole Mary Nankn Hurd; Pride ot tae East Hentn
William ,sium. Mensry: Boston. Nickerson. and willard
Saulshury Handy, Port johnson; AdsA Trnedei Trace
MA Henderson Price: Rebecca Queen Cain; Rachel
vananau Brewer; Robinson: champion; rhomns az
glider Van glider, ana Maggie y smith, Gracr fni'adsi
n,ia; \ nerlkr. I.nes I,atmere: q klwe Lam, Nes'
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 30, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ~ TIN HERALD sTgAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITRsTOyR TELEGRAPH

wnIrRsrosR TELEGRAPH LIxk
Steamer Britannic lr,. Thompson, Liverpool Sept ai
lis 4th L. q ls lon a 90 passed steamer Lord ~ cnys
@ ss% & s5 M 1' Now
day. steamer wisconsin 40 hence ior Liverpool
s.s. 81 @ ss and s & s .a q e g .nS s
s5 81 lon SGs passed s. eesorss and humber small
pieces same day Ia. 40 10 lon 40 70 y National Line
bound do 2s!h lat q S. lon 81 10.
": s;:.%sns s D.sss. Sept 10 and
F1shss sa x 90 e runsn ESys CO.
Ing wIvJ bound west: IL, lon 10 so saw ,ssSerss:
@ LAT - a 70 Lon 81 20 sss ass Of g Sn from
erpool ior Philadelphia, 2s days ont
9Th Pernambuco sth and Para 18TH with mdse and Is pas
stea Barnes Cheeseman. Sept 27 with
mSss nna " n Mn1y sFr n w, w to tho
Ship jaime cbils Drug, vila Masanzas 10 days, with
BARK Am.ransh ,Gsn, Br.nor. Iasiaus 81 days with
Cape soa Hope % 20 we had heavy s%
.s sas = in sad % saa G p "a
Plate. had 6esvy sW lasting q hours; bull
Bark Gsogna dta Bsrsoloso. Ipswich - days in bal
BARK ,er chrissoaors, Bremen 40 days, with
mdse to II koop Go. -
with eoaee ioJ fhpps 4 90; vessel 20 squ,rs,.
S. & from
sehr Gettysburg. corson. Alexandria.
Schr j VI Harlow. Soper. Virginia.
schr Jennie Roslin Tucker, Georgetown Dc
New Bedford
gl-Ships Muskota t}. and St Petersburg Cr). which
anchored in the lower bay came up to the city 30h
p~ Bark Sarah. which anchored in the lower bay
came up to the city 3Oth. PM
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF New Bedford Fish, New Bedford New
steamer Albatross, Davis Fall River for New York
Steamer Gialatea Walden. Providence Tor New Ycrs
schr scud, Halowell. Whiting. Me. for New York.
Schr Annie Nickerson, York.
Schr Henry Clay. Conger. Pawtucket for New York.
Schr NJ A Predmore Sherman Providence TOR New York.
Schr Thomas Haven, Rackett, Orient, LII for New
York.
Schr Ada Silesbc Slesbe, Port jefferson York.
Schr powboy. Hodgdon. Providence tor New York.
Schr Maria, Crosby. Providence for New York.
Schr Loon, Wells bridgeport for New York.
Schr II Dcming. Kelsey. Hartford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney Hailett New York tor Boston
Steamer Delaware. smith. New York for Norwich.
Schr George Albert Bryan. New York for Weymouth,
schr Lady Antrim. johnson, New YORK for wareham.
Schr Peerless, smith. kondout tor Nantucket
Schr Maud. Robinson. Hoboken Tor Boston.
schr g g Allison Rose. iiaverstraw Tor Providence.
schr Eco Pierce Port johnson for Bridgeport
Schr a Hayes. Barlow. Amboy for Now York.
Schr N Shalcr Holmes. New York for Haddaa, Ct
schr NJ Brainard, Stevens. New York for Mddetown.
Schr Rebecca Harriet, Coffin, New York tor New Ha-
schr James Slater Hawkins New York for Port JeGsr-
Schr Effort Low Amboy for Portland Ne.
Schr Blackstone. Wickson, New YORK for Providence.
Vim Arthur Hackett Port johnson for Fall River
schr Ellen Dufeld. Kaynor, New York for Portland,
Ct
schr Ney. Chase. New York for Fall River.
Schr j l. Hess Hodgdon Hoboken for Providence
Schr Lizzie q Orr. Gch-st. New York tor S Jonn, NIB
Schr Samuel Gilman. Kelly New York for Portland.
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cault, and this will be followed by n new comedy
which Mr. Boucicault has written expressly 10 furnish

cault, and this will be followed by new comedy
which Mr. Boucicault has expressly furnish
Mr. Waack with character
Sir. John T.. owens has made a fortune out Of Scion
Shinge, and II is notable now manv OF actors are
ike "SinRIe Speech Hamilton in this respect, that
character serves them for a generation. We do
not believe that this monotony adds to their merit as
artists, though concede that they cannot disoDey
the decree OF the public Jefferson rs not permitted
by the public to play anything but Rip Van Winkle,
aud loses by the prob bon II he essays TO appear
other OF his great characters there Is per-
ceptble dimnuticn the attendance Ar.
So,hern is practically restricted TO his Lord Dundreary
and David Garrick. and Raymond and Florence Will
play their Colonel sellers and Hon Bardwel Siote tor
years. Amy actor may at any time make HIT 10 some
such character, and 10 seems 10 be tho general
ambition. 'lf chance will have me king wny chance
may crown me-" But VIC seriously think that these
specaltcs iDjure tho excellence OF the actor, and VIII
become IN time monotony 10 playgoers
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
AMUSEM ENTS.
LYcErM rnEArEa.


Saturday night. storm alr weather, brings to the
shcatres large and Jolly audience, and last night at
the Lyceum, was no exception 10 the rule The cur
tain raised TO introduce crowded house TO the per-
formers; and II anything needed to ncte the lat
ter to the u OF their powers It supplied
In the loud and general applause OF the former,
10 say nothing OF the exheratng effect OF real cham
pagne the stage The eccrifying effect OF that new
piece OF stage propcrly-a popping champagne cork
IL unmistakabc and the realism lends telling effect
70 the nssimllatcd result Of champagne drinking
The bills ounced Nosscur's ''La Tmbaie Argent,
whose plot far from being "nt tor publication Nile
Aimee as Mo da responded To several cDcorcs Mile.
Duparcs Fichel was unique, and her merry laugh
had conagion Ia IT, Raab Dupanl and Bruth tNezicrc
were well dclineated Last nights performance closes
the French opera at tho Lyceum but the sea-
son proper will be brought to end at the Academy
OF husic Wednesday.
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Byrsos AyREs. Aug l+In port, barks Ada Gray Race.
g Sss soSs ane osS psea SMALL don sr
Bowcn Hall do: schrs Hattie Bangs Bangs do; North
Banll Aug ssIn port ship Laprens snow from Cardiff;
@ ssrns from Rio arsae So1ss and New
Regulator ,brl. Northcott. Tor New York
aLy Sept dss big Nancy m9.s , whit
Cambria from Newfoundland boston put in for seitcr
'iT's I" port soh xngs s Murray for New
nosposprasY. 20 SEPT as-Arrvcd. bark Lizzie Gillespie
parIe. Montevaec, Rio Janeiro and boston ~s' '''''
MALAGA Sept Is In por brig Berry. Berry, for New
Mosrxvrpro. Ang 23-Arrivsd, brig Walter Smith, Big
Sailed Aug H. bark Adeia sabina CNor Pederson San
MosrsEAL, Sep. 27-Arrivsd steamer sevio, Bradley,
Cleared 2sth steamer Quebec, Thsarle LIVERPOOL; bark
NORTH SYDNEY. cB Sept 2s-saied, bark John Black.
pnnsssauso Aug asn pert brig paqsasss l 10. sp,:
S'S@ Sop: brig Nash sn:ra,ns Rio s.nsrY;
erpoo Harmonic Kusdssn. Rocheiort; Marietta. Over
stCs Ciearsd 18Th steamer walden.ian stephen glasgow
ship Ardenes Eeeer.son. Gresnoek Oarss Hope Cum.
gran,on sarah smith, smith, smith. Belfast; .a Harmonic.
GRaSps. Aug l5-ssiied scnr Gersh Banker. Price,
In port Aug a. Para Chase for Boston, ready
JASEfRO. Aug lo--Arrved. oNrks Aquidneck kafe,
Baltimore land sailed .th on hcr return 2s; Ruth Top
ming Br, Erickson Richmoud brigs Alvin keliv fbrJ
Kelly. New York. Robert Dillon Davis do I'D. ship yo
semitic Mack Boston tor San Francisco put in in dstress
es samas LINDSAY osof kehm?sa .shr' L.msns
Kelly. Cardiff; opnelia Hume, tumo, Balti.
more, brig Homelv tBr,, Moreli. New Carlisle;
schr Nancy smith. Boyd, i;ichmond 26th, ship
gent swett, Cardiff Cricket. kean, BALTIMORE; brig
Bogota. Johnson RcEmond: schr J l. B lBrl, ROBSON,
t,aspe 29th ships Susan Gilmore Carver Newcastle IL
Prussia stinsoa ana George skolheld torai,n Cardh
Emclia Emma Field BALTIMORE Brothers lBr,, Vbert,
Iiaspe; slst ship Alexander. Murphy. Cardiff
sailed 18th, bark Tarpeian Bf iornn. Sasps (beivre
ith brig Hail Columbia Brereton barbados schrs Hector,
Higgins and Edmund sr Richardson. United States 23d,
brig squiros Batchiord, New YORK schr Victory
tswl, Pes,enen - Ihoaas for orders 24th br'rs +
Nash Spauing Turks Islands 18th Morancey kedonnet,
81 Thomas 2sth, Steenken Vierl. ashagen do and
United states; fnboyc Nor), aga United States; schrs
ander 1;aspc 2eth ship ~ Lincoln. Lombard. Caao
In port Sept barks Maggic v Hugg, Steed, Tor Balti-
more National Eagle Sears. and Fannie SNohed Shields,
unc briggs Hugo tsw). for Baltimore tceared: Mary Rice,
Glover, unc schrs FERN Nor. tor United States; y II
Foster Cocmbs, aud Ruth Robinson, koaers unc aud tho
above arrivals. m.
sr JonS NB Sept 2sArrved. bark Harvest Home Cor
man Moyille 3Otn, schrs Mary Ellen. New York. Nellie
Cleared 3oth ship Golden Rule. Morse Liverpool
VirroaiA. sept 27-sailed ship California, Love, Mel
bourne. =
IPsR STEAMER BRrrASSic.l
ABERDEEN Sept l6Arrivsd. Harry Buschman, Congdon
Uruguay: Ella Noore sbaw Three Rivers 10Th. Marco
Polo. Gavegnn. New York.
ARcHAxGKL, Sept sailed Chittagong. Young. Boston
ANTWERP sent ~ Sailed. Cavalier. Mnrchis"n SANDY