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Transatlantic Mails.

Z =" TUESDAY, OCTOBER &C.
! France, Belgium. Luxernburg, Rounanis
! Eblgsris. Czecho- Slovaisia. JuRp-SlaV.s
> AEsti1a, Hungary. Poland. Switzerland,
Italy, Dalnlatia. Spain. Greece. Portugal.
Turkey. Egypt. British India. British East
africa. Malta. Gibraltar. Cape Verde Isl
snds. Persia, Ceylon ana strait Settlements,
via Havre; slso parcel post mails for Franc
I end other countries. str lie Touraine, II
Nj tsup f. M
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ~
! Netherlands. via Rotterdam (other count
T. RIGS mtat be specially addressed via Pbm-
suuth aud Bouiogne) also parcel post mails
; for Netherlands. str Ryndan. y AN (sup
y 80 AND.
: South Africs. va Cape Town also par
scelt post mails for Union OF South Az
srics. Beciluanaland Protectorate, Portuguese
East Africa. Northern and Southern Rhode
IA and South West Africa Protectorate, str
Carlow Castle. IL NJ fsup -; 80 PNl).
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Except
Norway sweden Denmark Germany, Lii
! lluania. Latvia. Finland. South Africa and
Niadeiral. Via Cherbourg and Southampton:
'aiao parcel post mails FOR Great Britain.
Ireland France and other countries, str
'Mauretania. : All (sCp $50 AND.
france and other countries. via Havre
mail y. str Rochambeau. j 80 AM (sup
80 PAn.
Sweden. Denmark Germany, Lithuania,
,Latvia and Finland. via Gothenburg; also
parcel post mails for Sweden, str Stock
\ soin. 10 80 AM (sup II AND.
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ARRIVED.

1ssr Philadelphia Southampton and Clcr-
gang OCT i6, 10 tho american line. ,iih ~,
'cbfn, ~ stecrsge passengers. fuRug and
r,.ase Went 10 pier o.. North Rivct.
CTR Oscar u u,on). Copenhagen oct ~
AID Cliri~tiania 18Th. 20 Fufscii. lctc Go.
18Th So first, i'll SECOND cabin. ~ @teegase
nsscfIeefs. mails and udse. Went TO foot
~ fTtt street. Hoborrn
SIR Ia Savofe orr. l1avre Oct 10. 10 the
cqtupnEnie Gencrale Trnnsa leutlauc. with
tiJ fret. f5s second cabin. Al stecraeo pas-
nxers, mails and nidse. Wen, 20 pier 81.
sti ssxonis CI3r). London vis Halifax. to
y,d Ctrlard Steamship Co, With passenger-
str pannonia CBr). Trieste Sept % ana
,fnieria Oct TO- 20 the Cunard Steamship
SO, with passengers and rndso
- Str Dominion (Br). Liverpool Oct tS. TO
Ala White Star line. with nd.e. Went 10
Hcr so North River.
4 str Menominee (Br). London Oct -. 70
sNie Atlantic Transport line. with rndse.
Vent 70 pier So, North River;
y str Maimoa CBr). Newcastle. r. Oct II.
=, Norton, Lilly Co, In ballast. Anchored
Str Mason city. Copenhagen DC, 8. 90
Ni0ore Mccormack. In ballast Anchored
~ Bay Ridge.
ttr Edward Luckenhaeh. Rotterdam or.
~. 70 the Luchenbaeh Steamship CO. IN bal
str Alroricr CDelg). Rouen Sept 20. pcvcr
pet and BeImuda Path. 70 the Gslovd Roysl
lielee. with mdse. Went 70 pier 10. North
Str X Luckenhach. Rotterdam oct II, 70
ne Luckenoeci Steamship Go. with nase.
tho France and Canada Steamship co. IN
faliest Went % pier -. North River.
a. str Warkworth (BO. Narcotics Sept -.
'tsarceiona Goth. Deria oct ard Malaga
~. 70 janice W Elwsil . 60. with mdse.
yeit 70 foot Of aist stresi. Brooklyn.
Str Cape Natal lBf) Gibraltar Oct q.
sStr Curecn (Brl. Igers Or g. TO the
" ace etsnnship iint. IN batiss
49,. wsi,srn spirit nq g,si s so IS
Hiomas Oct ~ and Enn Juan 18th, 20 Moore
6 alccormack. With l'nrced. Went 10 Edge-
Nater, NJ.
STR Aiiianca. cristobni oc, II and Port an
ince goth, 70 the rauninn Railroad S,~sui-
~hip line. with 20 rasrergcJr, mails and
nnasc Went 20 pier I. ITobokon
str George Henry Port Lobcs OFT ~
srd New Orleans fs:h. to the Pan American
irstr0lctim and Transport Co. With crude
VI. Went 90 Bs,onnc Nj.
I. fpfr Huencnot. Tampico oct TO- 70 the Co.
mnus shipping Co. with crude 81. Went
srr Radiant, towing ! barge. Tantpico, 10
the Standard on Co. with OIL
Str Hoxbar. Tuxpnn oct IL, 10 Walker q
ally. With crude oil. Went 20 pier q. Con-
SIR Grove Cvor), Curacao Sept 10. Porto
rsbeiio Oct ., Cartsgena eth. Porto Colon
1ir 9th and <inRrton 18Th. TO the Caribbean
-ieemship Co. With mdse. Went 10 pier ,,
. Str Comai, Galveston Oct 10 ard Key /
Mast 2ist, 70 tho Mallory Stearnship Co, /
eth passengers and mdsc. Went 20 pier
sir III sol, Galveston, 10 the southern "a
inc Go. with mdse. Went 60 pier 30. North /
liver.
SIR socony. Port Arthur. 10 the Standard
IN Co Of New York. with oil.
oufhefn Pacific Co. with passengers rnd
Disc. Went 90 pier ~. North River.
Str Mar Tiffeno fSp). savannah Got 81,
} the Kerr stesmship Co, with mdse IN
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy telegraph

DELLINGHAM Wash. oct 25-sailed. schr
Mary Il Foster. Honolulu.
BREMETsTON Wash. Oct 2J-Arrivca. col
Her Neptune. Honolulu
BOSTON. Mass. Oct 23--Arrived. schrs
Annie & Reuben. Stonington; Eskimo (Br).
Nova Scotia.
Arrived 9th, strg San Mateo Santa
Marta: Cowan. Norfolk: Matoa. Portland
tugs Perth Aniboy. New York. towing barPes
7fa for Long Cove. 155 for Vinalhayen. and
I05 for Belfast fand sailed. towing barges
az. 100. 100, and $780, latter for Portland
Roger Williams. Sandwich land sailed for
New York. towing barges Rady q Harry.
and Mayor -sscully) Triton. towing barges
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVENTEEN
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York.
PUERTO PADRE. Oct is-Arrived. str
Olinda Cuban. Cardenas.
Sailed 10th. str kewanee, Tampico.
madam Sailor (Brl. Portland.
sUVA. Oct fs-Arrived, schr Muriel,
Wiapa.
SYDNEY, CD. Oct f9---Arrved. strs Truth
(Nor). Newcastle for Hampton Roads. Mont
KENNEL G'r). Fecamp; schr Annie NJ Parker
(I3r), BURN.
Arrived 2ist. strs Andreas (Greels)
Piraeus; Maskinonge (Br), Wabana; Borus-
sia tBr). Halifax; Corunna (Br), 81 Johns.
Mt.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Madonna (l'r1. Mafseilles. &C, for New
York. IL expected to dock Thursday fore
noon.
York. Is expected to arrive at Providence
Tuesday and New York wednesday.
is expected to arrive wednesday morning
str WigfBorc (Br), Liverpool for Boston
is expected 20 arrive Oct &C.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
, SAIL WEDNESDAY.
RI OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCT. Is, 1921

traisit. TO Hamburg Went to pier g. Army
Base. Brooklyn
str Lake Stirring. Norfolk
STR Clan Maebeap tl;r), Philadelphia Oct
-. 10 Barrier & 90. IN ballast. Went TO
Itohins's dry dock. Brooklyn
lStr Arkon. Boston. 20 the Standard OH
Co. in ballast.
Schr Nat l. Gorton Gonaives Oct 8. 10
me Franklin Baker Co. With lcswood went
~ Astoria Ii
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pRoPpyNc. OF LIME BAIL.

tVEW YORK, OF 23--'rlfr tlfno Il,ell abov6
va Navigation and Martini Eaginc-rire
school ~ The ScSanti' -Churrh ffafitu.n. ~
f0rth street. droppcd ~ gay ~ cyae. noon.
s5-h meridian hours slow ~ Greenwich
mean time. Any ono Desiring correct Grten-
-irh moan time telephone Broad ags.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

CAPE RACE. &F. oct es--Bsrometor at
noon. ea.e0 Inches wind NV strong
breeze: weather dull ana ha1s; tcnipeIa-
ture, IS deg Ealir.
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DUE OCTOBER q.
DIE OCTORrR es


-an fises. 80 Q n Moon rlses. y IN
TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER 20.
.ardy Hook. ...-..... Il An 90 IN
Governors ISlnnd..... 81 Al sS PM
iicil Gate (Astorfa). u M ~ mi
The time given IN the above table g. isasf
ERA STANDARD title ami - furnished by &c
United States coast and Gcodetic S-rvet.
No. daN!igLt .a.ing linn. All ono hour
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin Boston Cor New York.
to the Eastern Steamship Corporation. with
passengers and hdse.
Stf Shasta. Liverpool for New York. 70
Williams. D.mond Co.
Tugs Setter, with 1 barge Cat PM 2S4h)
Narragansett, With tat 80 PM ofth).
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Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER &c.

TUESDAY, OCTOBEK 20.
Janlaica and Colombia, except Cauca and
Nsrino departments (Cuhe y. via Santiago,
Kingston. CRrtagena ana Santa Marta, str
pZscapa, I 80 AM.
Hayti Except Cape TaSti and Port de
fFaix), Canal Zone Panama, Salvador
,oprinted r. matter. &cp, Nicaragua texcept
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Transpaci6c Mails.

Close at New York at O PM as follows:
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands. via
San Francisco, Y S A Thomas. Oct ~.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia VIA San Francisco, str, Mariana.
Nov 8.
Hawaii, Fill Islands, New Zealand aud
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, DC,
str Niagara. Nov I.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, Siam,
French Indo-China. Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
f3.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer. -s-
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neacs Office is in
the Barge Office. Ship Information guen by u. S.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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Bound Eaht.

schr Charles C Lister. New York for 81
John, NIB,
Eagle boat 80 Cat 1850 PM.
Tugs Bulley. light Cat AND MeSpet, with
barge tat nooO).
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EuRorrs.

AMERICAN lift vans for moving household
between cftles In the United States house 20
house without boxing; only safe, easy and
ACE a VAN co. 10 Broadway. New rsrk.
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VANCOUVER. &c. oct e4-sailed. strs.
Margaret Coushlan lBr). Liverpool; Orani.
San Francisco.
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MASTER mariner 90. wishes to locate
aenorr Well posted ON storage. rigging and
ships business. Address 1859 Herald,
Bronx.
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msstcd or auyiiiaTy schooo.
ere. light draft. ITO TO 1i5 feet over ALI
Reply MERRITT & CHAPMAN CO., IL Bat
terry place.
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MAnINE--ron SALE or WANTED.

FOR Saie--Euitable Tor inland uaterwayh
100 n. Freight Steamer.
100 ~ House BARGE small Tug IA n. 50
MCINTOSH. brooklyn Bridge Drci, Network
Tel. Beelsman 200
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23

limited space trunks and heavy baggage viii De
the steamtrains either n advance following passengers
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
JOHN HURLEY DIES
WHILE AT WORK

John Hurley, aged about 60, died
suddenly Wednesday afternoon Of last
week while cutting wood on the Oak
Grove ranch of Mrs. Simon Benson.
He and Bethwig White were working
together, and the latter heard Mr..
Hurley remark that the tree was
tough. A moment later he collapsed.
Placing a logger's coat under the
stricken mans head, Mr.. White hur-
ried to the house of a neigbbor for
help. MIR. Hurley was dead when he
returned.
/ Although Mr.. Hurley has resided
here for the past II years little is
/ known of him. He came from North
| Dakota He was reticent and never
talked Of relatives except to state that
he was an orphan.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at 230 O'Clock with the
Knights of Pythias in charge. 1t was
thought that Mrs. Benson might be
able to place local authorities in touch
with relatives of the dead man, but a
message received from her Friday
states that so far as she knows Mr.
Hurley has no relatives. At the time
Of his death he was living alone on
the Oak Grove ranch Of which he was
in charge.
With C. C Anderson in charge, in
terment took place at the Knights Of
Pythias cemetery. An autopsy showed
that heart trouble had caused death.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Notice Of Settlement Of Estate

In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon for Hood River county.
In the matter of the Estate of Jacob
Merle, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that 0. C.
Dean, administrator of the estate of
Jacob Merle, deceased, has rendered
and presented for settlement and filed
in this court his final account and final
report of his doings as administrator of
said estate, and that Saturday, the 9Th
day of January 1921, at the hour Of 10
a. m. of said day, in the court room in
the Court House, in the city of Hood
River, Oregon, has been duly appoint
ed by the Court as the time and place
for the settlement of said final account
and final report. at which time and
place any persons interested in said
estate may appear and file exceptions
in writing thereto, and show cause. if
any, why said estate should not be
finally settled and closed.
Dated this 8th day Of December,
1920. o. C. Dean,
d9j6 Administrator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
STOP THAT ACHE!

Don't worry and complain about d
bad back Get rid of that pain and
lamenessi Use poan's Kidney Pills.
Many Hood River people have used
them and know how effective they are.
Here Hood River case.
Mrs John W. Gatchel, ll09 Eth St
saws: Another member of the family
and myself have great faith in D0an s
Kidney Pills and have often recon-
merdci them to others ] had cOusid-
cradle trouble with dull, uacCing pains
across the small of my back. The ace
tioH of ms kidneys was irregular and
too frequent tried several Well
known kidney remedies. but got no
relief Finally ] gave D0ar's Kidney
Pills trial and this remedy soon acted
ard ] got better at once The back
ache disappeared and ms kidneys were
strengthened. We always keep poan's
iu the house for immediate use.
Statement given March 30. lgl1l
On Nav 8. 1920, Mrs. Gatchel added
81 viii always recommend Huan' 5 Kid
nev Pills for what they have done for
me. ] know there is nothing better
for kidney complaint. depend on
Uoan's If my kidneys trouble me-"
Gee at aIl dealers FOSTER Mi.burr
Co.. Mfrs. Buffalo. n. Y.
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Mrs. AnderSOn'S Funeral Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. A. 0. An
derson were held Saturday at O'Clock
from Riverside church, DR.. e. II.
Hayden officiating. Interment fol.
lowed at Idlewide cemetery. Mrs.
Anderson, who was 81 years of age,
is survived by her husband and two
children by a former husband, Harry
M. Francis, Of Lapeer, Mich. anC
Miss Mabel Francis, of Hood River
Mr. Francis arrived Friday to attenC
his mothers funeral.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
ROSS SUFFERED
FOR TEN YEARS
Had Awful Dizzy Spells as Results of
IndigestiOn-Is Well Man
Now

After suffering for ten years with
out finding anything that would do me
any good, Tanlac has restored my
health entirely and have gainedsten
pounds in weight since taking it" said
Charles f. Ross, Of 1871 East Thirty
third street, North, Portland, Ore.
For all these years my stomach has
given me trouble, and often | was
bothered with rheumatim in my joints.
My appetite was very poor and my
stomach was so easily upset that | had
| to be very careful about what ate or
| would be in misery for hours after
ward. The rheumatism in my joints
panied me so bad at times could
hardly stand it, and sometimes | had
terrible fainting spells and would fall
unconscious. | had no energy, felt
tired and worn out all. the time and
when | began taking Tanlac was in
badly rundown, weakened condition.
After taking the first bottle of
Tanlac | began to feel stronger and
better than had in years, and as |
continued taking it my improvement
was so great that in short while
was a well man. Now have a splen-
did appetite, eat anything | want and
never have any trouble afterwards.
am entirely free of rheumatism and
have not had one of those terrible
fainting spells since started taking
Tanlac. | never have that tired, worn
out feeling and am always ready for
my work, which | can do without a
particle of trouble. In fact. since TAX
ing Tanlac feel just like a different |
person and it is a real pleasure for me
to recommend it to others.
Tanlac is sold in Hood River by the
Kresse Drug Co.-Adv.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
SUIT OVER APPLES
WON BY MASSEE

Judge Wilson recently, instead OF
taking the matter under advisement,
as is usual in such cases, handed down
a decision from the bench for the de-
fendant in. the case Of Clayton Fletcher
VS.. f. A. Maseee. Both litigants are
Willow Flat orchardists. Mr.. Fletcher
sued Mr.. Massee for an accounting on
the packing charges and sale of a por-
tion Of his 1913 crop of apples. The
apples were handled through packing
house operated by Mr.. Massee.
The facts as presented were so clear
ly in favor of Mr.. Massee that Judge
Wilson rendered his decision immedi-
ately on their conclusion.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Park Street School Rushed

A crew is now rushing interior work
on the new two-story Park street
school, constructed to replace the old
frame structure on the same plot. 1t
is planned to have the new school ready
for occupancy soon after the first of
the year. The new school, of brick
and concrete, is being constructed by
Stranahan & Slavens. Its cost is ap-
proXimately $50, 600.
Complaints were lodged by faculty
and school patrons last winter that
the old building was unsanitary, and
steps were at once taken to provide
the handsome new structure.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Dog WiI!ed $1,000, naIG-Brother Gets S.

Mrs. Rose b. Porter. of Chicago, ac-
cording to a will filed for probate last
week, leaves her pet dog, Rex, $4,000.
The will provides that Rex is to have
his daily bath and a constant supply of
sauerkraut Mrs. Porter leaves SIS to a
half-brother, b. f. Jobling. of Cascade
Locks. The latter, up to September.
was an employe of the Wind River
Lumber Co.
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Sir Kniphts Will Meet Christmas Morning

The Hood River Commandery of
Knights Templar will assemble Christ
mas morning for the annual observance
of the day. The men will meet for a
breakfast at Masonic hall before the
formal celebration, which takes place
at high noon. Washington time, or 9
o'clock Pacific time. An visiting Com
mandery members have been invited to
JOIN in the Christmas observance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Local Men Want immigration Bar

A telegram, signed by about 20 rep
resentative citizens, was forwarded
last week to Oregon's two United
States senators, urging that the immI
grafton bill, as adopted by the. house OF
representative be PISSED without modi
hcatiOn.
THE House immigration Bill is lib.
eral enough, stated the local message
to WASHINGTON.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
SLUT Bros. Take Hayes Agency

SLUT Bros have taken the agency
for the improved Hayes power spray
machine. A demonstration machine
has been received at the First and
State street machine shop. They also
report a sale Of a sprayer.
Slutz Bros. will give a free 30-day
period Of service and instruction to the
growers who purchase their equipment.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
ParkdaIe Votes School Tax

The Parkdale school district, at a
special meeting. voted a budget that
will call for q II mill tax levy there the
coming year. Although the increase is
seven mills. no opposition was eN-
pressed. The patrons of the school
voted am additional 5000 for the in
crease Of teachers salaries.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23

Ten months guarantee on storage
battery repairs. Dakin Electric Works,
Third and Oak SITS. II
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York Guiidford. stonington. CT.
Arrived 18th. strs Hampden. Rotterdam;
delphia; Aicana qtap. Naples; aux schr
stetind. Bath. Mel schrs Mary + Barrett.
Bangor; Robert lobe Bean. Bordsau ,a.,on. 70
bien' DAM Rotterdam; Terrier CNor), Rot
NorS s Ssa ' Bbs s1sas ' SHEDS Ss
Deva. Fayal; Lake Delaney. Fayals Conrad
Mohr (Nor). Baton Rouge; Baldbutte. New
lBr). London; Ambatielos lGreekl. Cardiff;
Royal (Nor), Tees; Claus Horn tBr). Barry; ;
Ardoyne (3r). London; British General Qr).
Port Arthur; Tannenburg (Br), Seattle;
King City (Br). Pensacola; Anaconda. New
York; Michael Bistis (Greek). Constantine
pie; Maria Maersk DAM. Danzig; Arabia
Arrived 18th. strs covalt. Bordeaux; sa-
guache. London for New Orleans; Lake ST.
yer. Boston; lie Coo (Br). Port Arthur; Will
Sailed ism. strs Harvey H Brown. Boston;
Howard. d. Anglessa Rro. ROTTERDAM:
Grange Br}. Montreal: Jan Van Nassau
Dutch, st Nazafre; Keilhaven Dutch
p pr;nak,irls; 10Th, winding Gulf Nsw York
DON; Torrent lBr). zarate: Eretza Mendi
Sailed 10Th. strs Astrakhan (Br). Port Ar
ley !Br). Cherbours Nordfarer DAM. Mon
teViueo, belBrhVia trT)s CnerpourB' AcnilieSs
tBr). Montevideo; Triaios (Greek), Ham
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Oct 1s-Arrived, str
Perfection. towing barge socony No IS. Tam
Arrived 18th. strs Gargoyis, London; Ii
gonier, Providence; Howick Hall. New Or
leans.
Sailed 18th. str J r Gordon. Norfolk.
Sailed 18th. str British Star (Br). Devon
PORT TAMPA. Fla, Oct 1e-Arrived. strs
Trinidadian. Tampico; Bagosa. Key West.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Oct 18-Arrived. str
Arrived 18th. str Xriadne Irene tBr). Liv-
erpool
Sailed nth. str wulsty Castle (Br). Havre.
Sailed 18th. str Nevada DAM. Hamburg.
1pera hr Harxik ff Black oS! Sea s B fy yins
outh: Fort Armstrong. Brest; J Il O'Neil,
Port Lobos; Paulsboro, Texas City; Liberty
Minquas, do; Grecian, Jacksonville.
Cleared 18th. strs Tonawanda (Br), Liver
Janeiro. &c: Indian City (Br), Rotterdam;
Panga, Algiers; Blair, Oran.
Passed down Marcus Hook 18th, 2:40 PM,
tug Catawissa, towing barges Kimberton,
ports.
Passed up Reedy Island 10th, s:25 AM, str
Jupiter (Sp), Seville for Philadelphia.
Passed down 10th. strs Nervier (Belg),
do for do: sunoil. do for Newport News; g
Donnell. do for do: Urkiola Mendi (Sp). do
for Marseilles; Afghanistan (Br), do for
Havre; Lolin (Sp). do for Bordeaux; Lake
In harbor Delaware Breakwater 10Th, 8
AM. tug Lenape. with barges Obey. Silver
brook and Pickering NE. miles
thick fog: smooth sea.
PORTLAND, Me. Oct disabled. strs
f,ONrrTNTrr,r ON pAcr, cu,xyr,,,r,r-uN,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

FALMOUTH E. Oct 1g--Amcrican tug
Goliath arrived here to-day with the crew
OF American str Burnside, before reported
abandoned on fire.
LONDON, Oct fo--A telegram received
from Port Said states that str Greenland
from Singapore. &c. for Baltimore has ar
rived there with boiler damage; repairs viii
require about six days.
Fire broke out IN No 2 hold OF str Ca
madam Trapper (Br), at this port fire ex-
tinguished; cargo damaged.
Schr Ruth IL Merrill r. reported 8 miles
from GLAND damaged; Is being towed TO
Oscarhamn.
IUNENBURG. Ms. Oct f5-schr T Clan
Mclean OBJ was launched here to-day; she
a. 240 tons net.
PHILADELPHIA. oct 1o-str Caiedonler
(Belg). before reported aground In the
Horse Shoe, fioated PM yesterday unas-
slated and passed down Marcus Hook $40
AN to-day.
SAN SALVADOR, Salvador. Oct 1e-capt
Mac kinnon Of the Pacific Mail gtr Newport
notified the general post office here to-day
that 1863 bags of letters and parcel post
PACKAGES from Europe and the United States
were destroyed In fire which occurred
aboard his vessel shortly after II LEFT San
Juan del Sur. Me, oct 10 for Corlnto.
When tho Newport arrived at Corinto tho
fire was stu burning. The passengers lost
most OF their baggage. but there was no loss
Of life.