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The New York herald., 1922-11-08
SUPREME COURT Is
TOLOSE PITNEY TOO
President VIII Name Success
sors to Him and Day Who
Resigned.
TO AVOID PARTISANSHIP
Harding to Allow No Con-
sideration Of Politics to
Guide Choice.
TO AVOID PARTISANSHIp
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c.. Nov. ~
Further changes In the personnel OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States
are pending. In addition TO the vacancy
created by the resignation of Justice
William r. Day there will another va
cancy in the immediate future through
the retirement of Justice Mahlon Pitney.
Justice Pitney has been on the su-
preme Bench only ten years and has
not yet reached the eligible age for vol
untary retirement. His health, however,
has been seriously impaired and because
of the feeling that he Is not In con-
dition to carry on his duties 1t Is almost
certain that Congress will be asked to
pass a resolution retiring him.
This VIII leave two vacancies for
President Harding to I'LL In the special
session of Congress, to be called for
November 20. The name of the sue
cessor to uJstice Day will be sent to the
Senate as soon, as that body is convened.
Ii was stated at the White House to-day
that the President has not yet definitely
decided who the nominee will be, al
though he has the matter under consid-
Grafton.
In filling two vacancies on the court
President Harding will bear In mind
party considerations. although the Su-
preme Court Is not partisan body. To
make It partisan Is the last thing that
the President Desires for this reason
one of the appointees will be a Demo
crat.
President Harding feels that there Is
lo, nF i1a Ia iaI Tor h.,
Supreme Court and he Is determine
TO let no considerations Of politics In
terfere with the choice Of the bes,
available talent irrespective of North
South, East or West. It is one of the
ambitions of the President that he may
look back with pride on the Supreme
Court appointments during his admins
trat;on.
The filling OF the vacancies caused by
the retirement OF Justice Day and JUS
tice Pitney Will bring the number OF
changes since President Harding entereJ
the White House up TO four.
Chief Justice Taft was named to sue
ceed Chief Justice White on June go
1921. Justice Sutherland recently sue
ceeded Justice John Hessin Clarke whd
retired to devote himself to leisurely
pursuits.
Who will be the new two appointees
IS matter for speculation. 1t Is
thought probable that one vacancy will
be filled by Senator John Il. Shields
Democrat CTenn). who appears to b.
the favorite when II comes to Demo
cratic nomination.
Other changes are not improbable
Justice oliver Wendell Holmes Is j.
years OF age and has practically com
pleted his twentieth year on the su-
prerne Bench. Although there has beer
no recent hint OF his retirement, HI
age and his length OF service might
naturally be expected TO bring him into
the present cycle Of changes within the
rear future.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

The five story apartment house, nortl-
east corner of Grand CoLcOurse an,
Bush street 102x10Ox irregular. has
been sold by the Caesar Realty Com
pany TO client of +. William Sohns
through Byrne X Bowman. The house
was held at S235.00O. In part payment
the buyer gave PISS Amsterdam avenue,
a five story apartment house between
1esth and 1sSth streets. Tie Bronx
apartment house was acquired by the
sellers last year through the same
brokers from Paul N. Gomberg.
SPOTS & Starr. Inc, sold for LIN
Bros, 1000 F'aile street, northeast corner
Faile and Aidus streets. a five story
apartment house, 50xl0o. renting for
about $4,000 and accommoda ting
twenty-five families.
Approximately nifty lots on tho west
side of Jerome avenue. extending 10 the
east and west sides of Anderson avenue.
between 166th and 18Th streets. have
been sold By the william y. Clark estate
TO the Carlow Realty Company The
sale includes the old Clark mansion.
Charles Lowe was the broker.
T.. Fellman sold for Thomas j. Gun
-ninEhsm to Daniel Msngin the seve
room house and garage. southwest cor
ner OF Sylvan and Faraday avenues.
Riverdale. also for Robert Hepburn =
Robert Ingour a lot on the west side OF
Huxley avenue. % feet north OF 25stn
street, Riverdale. MIR. 1ngouf has pur-
chased two houses at this location and
now controls lot S5x100.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
Bound East.
SAILED.

Str, Helen, Boston; samland tBeis). Ant
werp via Baltimore: McKeesport. Havre; !;
Texan. San Francisco; Bayonne (motorl .
Philadelphia: Lackawanna (Br). London; Ell
Almirante. New Orleans: Schodack, Rotter-
dam; Mauretania (Br). Southampton; Jolee.
Houston; Freeman, Norfolk; Chester Valley.
Galveston Winneconne, Eorfolk Comanche,
Charleston and Jacksonville: III Sol. Calves
ton: Z l. Doheny III. Perth Amboy: VIM
Boyce Thompson. -.
str City of Montgomery. Savannah.
Sailed 9Th. str Commercial Trader, San
Francisco via Norfolk
Sailed 9th, str Samland (Belg). Danzis via
Baltimore.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday. Nov Z. 1922. at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and even-huniredths GOOD inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-three and eight-ttnths (I63.Sb MILL
meters. Captains of all vessels now lying
In or near the ports OF New York and Brook
lyn can advantageously use the above off
cial data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tion or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook AM. calm; over
cast; light sea; visibility. one-Quarter of .
mile.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08

J ponnen 1oS overfalls L 7th.
7 w Van Dyke Is SSE Brunswick 6th-
Jacona 246 r Hatteras Ith.
Jalapa ] ,154 r Ambrose l. ttn. -
John d Rockefeller $50 NE Jupiter otn.
Jonancy 70 SSW Ambrose l. 1th
Joseph Seep 552 ENE Nantucket l. oth'
Lancaster 6o4 NV Balboa 9Th.
Matinicock 400 ENE Abaco Sth.
Mayari arrives Banes 10 AM !th-
kMinnesotan 243 NV Balboa 9Th.
Munalbro 9 f Winter Quarter TIN.
Munamar 227 Ambrose L y 7th.
Munsomo 40 N Jupiter 7th.
Newton AZ NE Cape Henry 7th
Olympic 1880 z Ambrose l. v TIN.
Oregonian 10 s Cape Henry 7th.
Panuco 637 w Balboa 9th.
Paris 1900 e Ambrose l. v 3 AM TIN.
President Fillmore $50 p Ambrose l. 1th.
Robert Z Hopkins 213 Scotland L. v 7th.
Robin Hood 646 SSE Cape Henry 9th.
Resolute 200 L Ambrose L 1th.
Samuel T. Fuller 1913 + Tampico 9th.
San Bruno 211 n Colon 9Th.
San Pablo 494 $ Ambrose L v 9th.
Santarem $50 Ambrose l. Y 'th.
Santore 80 N,Cape Maysi 9th.
Scottsburg 116 Ambrose l. eth.
Sixaola S95 S Sandy Hook 9th.
Standard $50 N Colon 9th.
Steel Inventor 435 Ambrose /. 7th-
Steel Ranger 493 w Balboa 9Th.
Steel Scientist 450 Diamond Shoal Ith
Sunbeam 2.100 from San Pedro Pm 9Th.
II J williams 800 z Sable Island 9Th.
Vacuum S32 Diamond Shoal 1th.
w NJ Burton 140 SW Diamond 6hoal 7th.
w NJ Irish 129 N by Z Diamond Shoal Tth.
West Haven 437 u Cape Henry 9TH.
West Hematite 1000 Z Ambrose l. nh.
West Ivis lat 80 81. Ion 62 46 7th.
Zacapa 649 Scotland l. 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas L. Gilman Co.. leased for
Mrs Gerald Livingston Hoyt. her fus-
nished residence. 2s East Thirty-sixtfn
street, between Park and Madison avsFi
nues, 81 9s.9, to Guy Cary, of the lawt
firm OF Shearman & Sterling. ss1
VIM. S. Anderson Co. Frank Kna apIl6
president leased for the De La Sale
Institute. dwelling, 10 West Seventy-fifthi
street. "a
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. leased
apartments: in 270 Park avenue 20,
Countess de Campuzano. d. w. Smith
and C. c. Cushing in All Park avenus
10 l.. T. Moffett in 50 West y-eighfh
street to w. Il. Cole in 12S West Fifty-,
ninth street to William Sheppard Dana
IN 4s East Sixty-first street to A. Saave
dra in so East Sixty-first street TO N.
Du Page: and in Isl East Eightieth
street to w. s. Harris.
John s. Woodward Cd leased In 333
Central Park West. an apartment Of
six rooms TO VIM. F. Bancker and eight
rooms 10 Francis L. Gilman.
Roberta +. Castleman, Inc, leased an.
apartment in IS East Sixty-second street,
to Mrs. Mary V. Gibson, OF East Orange.
N j. u.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

J. Clarence Davies. Inc. has placed
leans as follows: On the southwest
corner OF Bissell and Wilder avenues
and on the east side OF Paulding ave-
nue.. 100 feet south of Burke avenue.
waddeil & Martin have placed fol
Harris Mandelbaum a loan OF $3.50. .00O
at and 8 II per cent. on the apartments
and stores OH the southeast corner of
Eighty-ninth street and Broadway.
Eugene J. Busher Company. Inc. has
placed the following loans Seven thou
sand dollars at per cent for five years
on 1875 Fillmore street for Guisseppi
Reccilli and $4,000 at per cent. for
five years on 1910 Yates avenue for J.
NJ. Jacobson.
James Boyd has placed for J. Model
first mortgage OF $4,000 at X per
cent. for three years on the apartments
Az Central Park West; one for $40, ,000
at 5is per cent. for five years OH $50
West 179th street for Meyer Cohen and
one for $4,000 at 5 u per cent. for five
years or 81 West Eighty-sixth street.
Charles b. Van Valen. Inc. has pro-
cured for the Childs Company. repre-
sented by the w S. Burrows Company
a loan of $500. 900 on l94-196 Broadway
occupied by the Childs Company as 8
restaurant.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
COOPERATIVE FLATS
PLANNED FOR PARK AV.
Frontage BeflOeen 6.3d and
64th Streets viii Be Site. -

A fourteen story cooperative apart
ment house is planned for the east side
OF Park avenue on the block front be-
tween Slxty-third and Sixty-fourth
streets The old brownstone fats oc-
cupying the site and covering pkcf
200 f0x75 have been purchased by
Dwight p. Robinson & Co.. who an
nounced yesterday their intention Of
making the Improvement. .n-
The site was purchased from the
Shelton Holding Company. James 7. Dns.
president. represented by The Brown.
Wheelock- Harris, Vought Co, Inc.
Douglas l.. Gilman Il Co, Inc. were
the brokers. IT was said that the arcfi-r
tect OF the new apartment house Wiz
probably be J. l.. r Carpenter. The
structure Will contain large suites AM
will probably be ready for occupancy
about the first of next October. The site
was recently acquired from the Taylor
estate.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str wuerttemburg (Ger). Hamburg for @
New York, Is expected to dock at pier 81,
North River. Friday forenoon. -,
str Homeric (Br), southampton. &c. for
New York, Is expected to dock at pler Oh,
North River, Thursday afternoon.
Str Cretic (Br). Naples. &C. for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier SO. North River.
about . AM Wednesday.
Str Fort st George (Br). Bermuda Tor New
York, ie expected to dock at pier e5, North
River, Thursday forenoon.
Str Santarem (Braz). Santos, &c. for New
York Is expected to dock at pier 0. Bush
Docks Brooklyn, Wednesday forenoon.
Str President Polk. London for New York.
is expected TO dock at pier 3. Hoboken. about
o 80 AM wednesday.
Str General w GorEas. Colon for New
York Is expected to dock at pier 61. North
River about AN Wednesday.
Str Munamar. Nuevitas for New York. Is
expected to dock at pier 3. East River.
Wednesday forenoon.
Str President Roosevelt. Bremen for New
York. Ia expected to dock at pier 3. Ho-
boken, Friday afternoon
str Resolute, Hamburg for New York. is
expected to dock at pier SO. North River,
late Friday or early Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
DEATH PENALTY TO BE
ASKED IN HERRIN CASES
Defendants viii Be Reduced
in Number to Fiue or Six.

Special Dispatch to The NEW YORK HnnArp.
MARION, ILL.,, Nov 7.-Assistant At
tcrney General G. w. Middlekauff says
the State will ask for the death penalty
in connection with some of tie defend
ants in the Herrin massacre trials.
which open on Wednesday before Circuit
Judge d. L. Hartwell.
He refused to intimate whether they
would ask the death penalty for any
of the defendants who are to come Up
for trial on Wednesday. but said that in
some of the cases at least they would
seek to obtain penalty.
1t is believed that the State will re-
duce the number of actual defendants
from forty-eight to five or six when the
case comes up for trial Wednesday
morning. These Ave or six will be men
who actually are known to have fired
shots which resulted in the death of
Howard Hoffman.
Many of the defendants have been
identified by witnesses as being con-
nected with other deaths anc thus in
directly responsible for the Hoffman
death, but no loopholes will be given In
the first case for any person against
whom there Is damaging evidence l.
escape.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
ARRIVED.

Str EstonIa (Dan), Danzig and Copen-
hagen, to the Baltic-American Line, wltn ~,
passengers, mails and mdse. Anchored OH
Sandy Hook
Str Minnekahda. Hamburg Oct 70. to the
american Line. with eaSin CAP d.s dna Vent 'fo fo
pier 5S, North River.
Str Chicago F'rl. Havre Oct 20. to tns
343 cabin and 244 third class pass eengers.
mails and mdse. Went to pier "a. North
Str Colombo 4ItaD, Naples and Genoa. to
tho Italia-America Line, with passengers.
malls and mdse. Anchored below in fog.
Red stan nne With s7S ser ger and
mdse. % si Went to to pier IS. North River.
Str Highland Prince (Br). Buenos Aires
and Rio Janeiro. to Furness. Witty. Co.
Str songvaar tNor). Buenos Aires and
Montevideo, to o Stray. with rndse An
chored off Sandy Hook In dense fog.
Str Bolivar, Cartagena Oct %. Porto Co
Iombia 2SN and Kingston 31st, to the CLYDE
steamship Co. with passenEeriR;, entS R,yn mrh' ana
Str Maravai, Trinidad 30th, to Funch. Edye
& Co. with passengers. malls and mdse. An
chored off Sandy Hook in fog.
Str Huron, Barahona Oct 30 San Domingo
City. Macoris and La Romano 3oth. Sanchez
and samana slst Porto Plata end n M Monte ,ss
Clyde Steamship Go. with O. passengers:
mails and mdse. Went to New York Dock
Str Str HrsT Tansmo. G ' Ponce Oct 77. Mayasuez 18th.
Aguadilla and Arecibo 29th and San Juan
8ist. to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with 10 pas
eengers and mdse. Went to pier z. North
River.
Str Esperanza. Tampico Oct 2T. Vera Cruz
2sth. Proereso S0th, Havana Nov and Mas
sau I'd, to the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co. with "a messengers. mails and
rndee. Went to New York Dock Cos pier
- Str Haiti. Jacmei Oct "a. Aux Cages 25th.
Jerenie 27th, Port au Prince 2sth. Gonaives
3oth, Port de Paix 31st and Cape Haiti Oct
/. to tho Clyde Steamship Co, with pas
senpers mails and mdse. Went to pier Al,
Str Gen w O Gorgas. Colon. to the Pan
anna Railroad Steamship Co. with passen-
gers, mails and ndse. Anchored OF SANDY
Hook bar in dense fog.
Str Uncas (Br), Tampico, to STANDARD Oll
Co Of New York. with crude oil. Anchored
off Tompkinsvile.
United Fruit Co, with fruit. Went to pier
Str Orizaba Havana Nov 4. to the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with 81
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier
Str B Hunt, Port Arthur, to r L Hague.
with crude oil. Went to pier D, Bayonne'
Nj.
SIR Cathwood. Port Arthur.
Str A Moffett, Jr. Texas City. 70 Il
Hague with crude oil. Went TO pier @. Con-
stable Hook. NJ.
str Mohawk, Jacksonville and Charleston.
to the Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
and ,ndse. Went to pier 81, North River.
Str Lake CIboa, Brunswick. TO the NAL
lory Steamship Co. with mdse. Went 10 pier
3S North River.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk. to the Old Domn-
ion Transportation Co, with passengers and
mdse. Went TO pier 81. North River.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph j

BOSTON, Mass. Nov T-Arrived, strs
scythian (BO, Manchester and Liverpool !;
Beira- Algoa Bay and st Vincent: Maravi
(Br), Preston, Cuba: Francis Boutillier
(Br). Halifax, Ms; West Quechee Liverpool: :
Helen. Porte RICO , wa Mew Ne iorN' "inoins
Sailed Tth, strs Oxonian CBrl, Liverpool
via Halifax. Ms; Menominee tBr). London
via New YORK; cretic Sbrl' naples Is anu
Tampico; Peterton (Br), philadelphia: Hall
zones CBr). New York: Texas Marl tJapD.
Tampa, Fla: City OF Columbus. savannah
Dorchester, Phildephis Gloucester. Norfolk
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov ARRIVED. strs
viidfugi (Nor). Port Maria: Polarfne, Port
Arthur: A l. Kent. Tacoma via New York.
CEBti. Nov 6-Sailed. str Tjileboet Dutch I.
San francisco.
CHARLESTON, sc. Nov ARRIVED. strs
Lake Elsmere. Boston (and proceeded for
Jncksonville): Arapahoe. Jacksonville tand
proceeded for New York;: echr Nissequogue.
ssiled 7th. barge A w Thompson. Havana
(in tow).
GALVESTON, Tex. Nov 7-Arrived. strs
.s,te FIorian. Cardenas; FL Mundo. New
York; San Jacinto, do: w O Tesgle. do !;
Rangoon Maru (Jap). do; Telesforo de Lar
rinaga (Br. Montreal solarina tMex)'
Tampico: swiftlisht, Fall River.
Sailed Ith, strs w c Teagle, Nsrv York;
Ramon de Larrlnaga tBr). GibrssenD.
CEoRCETowN. SC. Nov ARRIVED. str
Nancy weems. Baltimore (and sailed for
Charleston).
Sailed 5th. str Lake Agomak. Baltimore.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov I-Arrlved. strs
Persian, Baltimore; Apache. New York.
Sailed Tth, str Lcnape. New York.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov ARRIVED, strs
Ashtabuia (Br), Avonmouth: Carplalta. Bal
timore Choluteca (Hondl. Port Cortez; De
la Sale (Fr). Havana; III Isleo. New York;
Gansfjord (Nor), Port Barrios: Gendola
cuba: Lord Antrim (Br), Baltimore; Mambi
Cuba; Surname, Port Barrios.
Sailed from Port Eads Tth, strs Federal
Port Tarafa; George w Barnes, Tampico;
Culfaueen, do: Harvester. Port Arthur: West
Kasson, Antwerp.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov T-Arrived, strs Mar
clssus, Liverpool Ciucksburg tGcrl. Calves
ton for Gothenburg Nlnian (Br), Baltimore
for Liverpool Narbo. Galveston: West
Fucker, Savannah: Maiden Creek. Mobile:
Michael Tracy New York: King City (Br) !,
Buenos Aires; jefferson. New York. Hilton
Baltimore Blakely, New York; tug Huma-
Gonna. Savannah.
Sailed Tth. strs Aivarado tBr), C;uayaquil: I:
West Durfee, Galveston: Wegiand (Nor)
New York: Normannia (Dan), Manatt. Cuba; /;
Bowden (Nor). Preston and Banes; Chicka-
saw, London. Hull and Leith. Newton. Bos-
ton: Thomas Krag tNor). Orange. Tex: In
dian Prince tBr). Rio Janeiro; lie Coo tRr) I.
Santander and vigo; Eashu Maru (Jap)
Far East; Courtois. New York.
PORT ARTHUR, Tcx. Nov 6--Arrfvcd. strs
Aryan. providence: Lishtburne. north OF
Hstterss.
Arrived 7th. sgs Rsyc. New York: Thomas
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
BROOKLYN TRADING.

Bulkley & Horton Company sold 231A
Madison street. between Nostrand and
Marcy avenues. a three story dwelling td-
Frederick Schaefros A.,
r. Agar sold the four family house,
33S East Ninth street. for a Mr.. Nelson.
Pierrepont Davenport sold for Sam-l
uel A. Dunn the three story store prop
erty 75 Fulton street, TO client, who
will alter for manufacturing purposes
A. Mlshkin sold for G. MansiaIetti q
Son p plot, northwest corner OF East
Twen,y-fourth street and avenue X. COX
100 upon which will be erected a two
family house. ~
Plans have been prepared Cor ,hrss'
four story tenement houses. T0r90 eac4i. :
a the northeast corner OF Saratoga and.
DumocS avenues. Brooklyn. by Edward
VI. Adesohn. who estimates the cost xS
100000. The same architect has prs
pared plans for a garage. 120Si9d, oa
the west side OF Kingston avenue. be-
tween Lefferts and East New York ave.
nues. 10 cost about S200.0oo.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Hamilton Iselin & Co. sold for Charles
F.. Daly his residence. Crestview, on
Pondaeld road Bronxville. with about
half an acre OF land. and held az $780,
600. 70 Frank j. McNulty OF ihis city.
Charles w. Wynnc and Louis II. Low.
operators. resold another one OF the Rye
Gate Dwellings. at Rye. y. y. on a plot
5OxfOO at Is Rye Beach avenue. Mary
G. $. Hamilton. client OF Cyril Gordon
Cash, is the purchaser.
Chauncey u. Grlfren sold for Mrs.
George w. Siltz her property on King
street. in the Purchase section of Rye.
consisting of Ave acres with residence
and outbuildings. TO Edward VI. Kinsey.
Alfred c. Smith sold 10 William
Spears a plot on Plymouth street Mont
clair. on which the purchaser Will erect
a s2O. 600 residence. The transaction
vas negotiated BY the Frank Hughss
company. The same broker rented Tor
Mrs. J. w Sands to y. y. Moller, fur
nlshed. a residence a 81 Woodland ave
nue., Glen Ridge. n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
independents Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches.
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM) !;
Siasconset. Mass. s(WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY3, and Cape
May, N. J. (WCY). In CO.
operation with tho Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and tho United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-11-08

II Wheeler. do: Garonne (Fr). Madeira; At
lanterhavet lDan), New Orleans
Sailed 9Th, strs Gulf of Mexico. Bayonns
Gulftrade. Savannah: Scottish Standard
(Br), Hamburg; schr Rebecca q Scott. West
Indies.
nero QtaD, Italian naval stations; Light
burne. Norfolk.
PENSACOLA. Eta. Nov 6-Arrivs. st,
Tiflis (sp). Galveston tAnd sailed for Al
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Nov 7-Arrived. str
Grangesberg (Sw). Philadelphia.
Sailed eth. str Winifred. Port Arthur; schi
Paul u Thurlow, Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov 7-Arrivsd. strs
(Br). Vita; Milazzo ItaD. Genoa. &C; Santa
Rosalia, Rio Janeiro; schr Maid of France
Sailed 9Th. strs ponn.r. Tampico'
Golden Gate (Nor). Havre, &c. via New
Xer Ayai tGs Ms s, sc
M cudahy. Wilmington; West Isieta, Balti'
more.
PORTLAND. Me. Nov 7--Arrived. .tr'
Norfolk: Absecon. do: schrs Gardiner
Deering. do; Abbie @ stubbs. Nova Scotia
for New York; Ralph, 8 Parsons tBrl. Wind
sor. Ms. for do: Fleetwood (Br). Hillsboro
NIB. for do.
Sailed 7th. str Penobscot. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov e-Arrfved
strs Ell Cicuta, Galveston via Balboa; Tahiti
(Br). Sydney via Papeete.
Arrived 7th. strs Maui. Honolulu; Ventura
Sydney. NSW.
Arrived 7th. strs Frank Lynch, New York
Dorothy Alexander, Victoria, Be.
Sailed 9Th, strs Chiapass CMex), Corints
via San Pedro.
Sailed 7th. str pinteldyk Dutch. Ant.
werp.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov 7-Arrived. strs Ar
gala (Br). Brunswick: Glenluss (Br), New
Orleans; City OF Atlanta. New York
Sailed 7th. strs Shickshinny, Jacksonville:
City of st Louis. New York.
TAMPA Fla. Nov Arrived. str Penrith
Castle (Br), Queenstown
Sailed 7th, str Truxillo. New Orleans.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Nov TAR
rived schrs Mnas Princess (Br). New York
for St John. NIB: Beryl NJ Corkam (Br). dc
for Yarmouth. Ms.
Arrived 7th, tug Triton. towing barges
Pohatcong. New York for Portland. Malvern
for Lynn and Cohocton for Parkers Flats
Wind. easterly. light; rain.
Sailed 7tn. schrs Noble II (Br). from
Isaacs Harbor for New York: r q Pendle-
ton (from Nantucket). do; Moonlight. New
York.