The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1845, Page 2

a Wate 7" = ehiatied . = ‘ » zn National Academy of Design—No. I. Havana. fully three-fourths of a mile ahead. The distance Vice Chancellor's Court. N EW YORK HERALD. ere fe: Sgr Reh ope No. 1—Death of Abel, by C. Mayr: Great at- (Correspondence of the Herald.) \to Cape Henry light is aboutten miles. As we ga-| Before Lewis H. Sandford, Assistant Vice Chancellor. 2 H t'on her, and | , Aran. 19.—Genin, Lockwood § Co, complainants, vs. tempis should show, by eminent success, the : Havana, April4, 1845. | [O°'E6 goace ot Yeu mentee no one ecemed even Ep Ee presence of real genius, else the pretender is but | The Hurricane Season—Damage Done—Justive V8. | to breathe, so intense was the anxiety to learn | io enjoree defendant to receive certain stock; and to cxe the more contemptible, from the endeavor of aim- Gold—The Late Conspiracy—Progress of the | whether we gained on her. Soon it was plainly hij : . 3 . hit. Thi Slave Trade —Ai 1s—Our Consul, §¢. perceptible that we did so, and the old salts gave | can. From the testimony taken beiore a Mester in Chan- ing at a point he can never possibly hit. This re- Deemed) on . vent to their feelings in many a hearty ‘ {told you | cery, # sppeared the defendant, Stewart, was introduced flection is suggested by the painting commencing ‘ 2 Bate brs dome sayabons this place. Everybo- | 55,» « Down East cawt be beat,” &c. a? ool as in the latter part of May, 1644, to the omplainanisby the catalogue. It is a subject that has occupied | dy knows that the hurrigane has swept eway very | they perceived, on board the other ship, that we . a er street, at that oj the maate oF some of the greatest artists of an- | nearly all the coffee plants and the fruit trees. No i were gaining ‘on them, they cracked on royals. } '#orin the stock in question; the waid Corse, keeping an : : aeute. : ied irim- | 20Count with complainant, and also with Chapmum & Co., cient and modern times—end few have been eu- | oranges nor plantains to be seen here, and we have } We, woot, (allows ea ney hs ied Lint, | Were the sellers of 160 shares of the parcel of 200 shares ; - \ jit; and the C tirely successful. Mr. M. has not been so, for the | @ great many vessels of all nations here without | low (as our ship is familiarly called among the J manana the Cosme aaee pd at the, period of the picture before us is filled with many and striking | freight—principally American. Several American | crew) was bound to pass her; and pass her she did, | and a depo five hundred doliers made with complain- fanlta—bed drawing, dissgreesblo oolaring, and } vesele ftom the United States anived with oar-| Telstar o/s wis ia ten, Dating toe tine tho oes | exctee saseaier tod comer es Reeeal ber ates ungraceful lines,—and yet there are some points of | g0cs of rice, and some with horses, but finding the | was pending dinner hed been piped, but not a soul | was bought through apy by the delendent directly of truth and beauty; the right arm and hand of Adam | market 20 low they have returned back to the sired eine, grog, aneal wee ayer the mpmeat Siebone a” fee nae a receliogs but he ee, ‘ ~ | fol tien in the excitem a as fesul . are ne pe hades ot hergl nibeala a PAE si to New York and some to New Or as - all hands dove down below, and us they | Bt ":that b chery like te have net pon ened 1s a mode. > a ’ te hares bought, for ii the stock was cheep at the first price ; devoured Uncle Sam’s pork and beane, discussed | (69; certain! b4 per sent! truth—yet, being a bachelor, cannot speak from | The Alabama, which was formerly pretty regu- i a oan Abe ee ne ene actual knowledge of its correctness. The wring- | larin her tripe, has been unlucky enough to get ° chi the event which hed just occurred, in a most lo- considered it a phon Fy the time, was hol ical manner. The pro’s and cons were brought ing b, and 9 buyer. per cent, on his own account. ing of banda 1s not alegitimate mode of expressing | Out of the track. Instead of leaving New Orleans deep grief; feminine wretchedness, in books of | 0" Sunday, she left on Wednesday. By that de- York, Monday, Apri 21, 14ad, paper, the most important proceedings in the case - = = = | of the Quaker, Tawell, who was recently exe- News from Europe. cu‘ed in England for the murder of a temale.— ‘The Caledonia was sixicen days at sea yesterday | This is a case which has excited a great deal of noon. She will bring one week’s later intelligence. | interest amongst all classes on the other side of the We may expect her news at two o’clock this after- | water, and even hers it has atiracted much public noon by the New Haven boat. attention. We give the proceedings a place in our columns for various reasons. The case, in itself, presents, in great and glaring eharacters, a lesson and a warning, which cannot be too strongly en- forced, or too widely disseminated. But in another point of view this publication ap Pears to us to be peculiarly seasonable and useful atthis moment. In this case of Tawell we are presented with a most striking illustration of the tremendous euergy and infl:xible justice with which the criminal law of England is administer- ed. Inthe arresi—trial—conviction—and execu- tion of this miserable man, we are most forcibly ‘The New Corporation—City Reform—What 1s to be done? The caucussing of the new Corporation goes on with greatactivity. Very satisfactory progress is made in the division into opposing cliques. The lines of demarkation are already pretty well mark- ed out, and the feeling of mutual hostility is rising rapidly. The Jast year having been spent on the commons, the appetite of the cattle has beensharp- ened to the very utmost degree of ferocity, and the battle of the factions will be savage, unrelent- ward with as much gusto as if their whole three fendant, in his answer, acknowledges ordering 200 Sees whack depaeeiatl upon it. ‘* Now,” says | sheres to be bought, but that he ts alee ‘unaware of an. old Old Quartermaster, **’tis, true we've | the existence of such astock, until he was called upon . ‘ 4 dy . 4 tention we thought that she was lost. ‘ the wit Corss, about the time the wes m ing, and bitter beyond precedent. impressed with the comparative weakness, ineffi- | romance is always displayed in that manner, but} Our Governor, O'Donnel, arrived in the city on vane meh pg aes a i of the first 100. doen; gal it wee alleged thet he The young democracy, headed by Charlick—the ciency, and faltering character of the adminiatra- mpeeway: CASGys 3 | Was deceived by the said Corss when he was induced to we doubt the propriety of putting Adam in suchen | the 2d instant, wi-h his family, from the country effeminate position. A dog, too, is introduced in oer edrove. When phe ficetincraved tome the act of smelling the ap first dead,” giving a fine quite "different. ‘The love of money nak pes illustration of the curiosity of that devoted animal, an Pe sp and shanteblo—the a tee that ae but lowering the dignity of the composition. The | !Ove ofmoney made a man so. ie beat proof of flesh tints of the ether of mankind are chalky | this is setting at liberty great many of thoge who and unpleasant. were guilty in the last conspiracy, and without No. 2—Portrait of a Gentleman, by J B. Blon- trial. His’ motto is -Mone y, 8 my God and the dll: A decided faiiure in expression; a smile is | best Judge pe the Assassin.” A certain mnlallos evidently intended, but a snarl only is produced. name Blackley, a dentist, had been found vty No. 3— Discovery, by L. P. Clover: We | ‘he plan of the conspiracy in his possession ; he cannot discover any merit in the affair. was to have been General, and had had his em- No 4—Portrait of a Lady, by C. G. Thompson: | btoidered coet made in Paris. He was taken to In some points, good—but the artist has forgotten | Jal, and there confined nine months. 4 large som one of the rules of proportions; the hands are, in chao y Toate judge; Pewee tue inaccent, and, in ordinary human being, they are preciecly | we have lawyer inj, Mr. Bombalier or Being | Swianes small, and by aunaet were ogala ahead | Seen atatitary” “The compaiani elled upon tte as long as the face. A minute deformity is as un- poe ie ba Hak gedoogr irae a Seribetee carry more sail and make better weather than she | vessel,J which wes recused. Several witnesser, whose pleasant as a great one. ; . | Another thin; the’ Gavemore roclamation, for-| did. The second pight out it blew quite fresh, and | testimony is not very important, were exomined, from 5. View of the Roman Forum, by Chev. Pacetti : | HaGi i the leading of olavee On the island, was | if the morning'we discovered her tar astern; we | “hich it ep; sared the stock Feached 70, par cent, at that Ordinary, very. aathine Tere tan “J a defaite, just to please John | Waited for her, and when she came up, Sleeves aestir ede ne one ena sata, and it eoped T; Ronratt Oy. ore by oe Te hey ace Bull. Since then, one slaver, the Lachonero, has rippled—ehe made rignal, abe hia sprang were held erther pertett cates a ee eee bath mason a itis hardin ‘putline and iahermor, | landed 640, in Havana Bay; and two weeks ago, ‘top gallant mast, and so we lay by her. erase everlasting thorn in the flesh of the “natives”— has already had a very respectable skirmish with the old hunker clique, whose movementsare direct- ed by the venerable Purdy, otherwise called Iron. si ” In this preliminary struggle, the old hunk- ers have suffered defeat, and their successful anta- gonists, taking fresh courage, are fully prepared to carry on the fight, with the charitable ery of “war to the knife.” They seem determined to give no quarter to the opposing clique, which is in its turn equally resolute and equally bent on obtaining the lion’s share of the spoils. Meanwhile, lesser cliques are quietly in process of formation, and al- though they make very little noise, and hardly as yet show themselves, it is not at all unlikely that they may come in for a very respectable portion of the pickings, whilst the others do all the equab- bling and fighting. From all present appearances, then, the catire term of office will be consumed by the new Corporation in a selfish, rapacious and dis- graceful scramble for the loaves and fishes. There has not as yet been a single indication in any quarter of a contemplated movement for a reform of the numerous abuses which have, for so long a period, corrupted the government of the city. We think that every intelligent man must now be thoroughly convinced that some radical change in the organization of our municipal government is absolutely necessary. All parties have been tried, and all have proved uniformly faithless to the public interests. It appears that under the present form of government it is impossible to obtain an honest, capable and salutary administration of city affairs. The facilities for corruption and political profligacy are so great—the temptations to unfaith- willonly make de signal, we will soon take dat | groundless, and deceptive, and wete achat ie min cramp away, for it is notde Norfolk dock-yard , and dit mislead defendant; and that after the pur- crem, but, 3 ar, de cramp all de way from | chases had been completed, he hed ascertained that down East.” “Wait,” chimed in a mizen-top ap- un stock was almost, if not entirely, worth prentice boy, who hailed from Virgiaig, “wait ull mae, 0. Beh tratn yee oe hattinaren — ag she gets us on a wind phere will dawn Pee He chase, which was about a week after the first purchase, “down East is alway “Solsee, and pose it Aide Sosdgenee to tes Nathac tors be d——d to you,” growled a quarter-gunner.— | share of the ship Duncan, accompanied by a note, b; This joke and repartee went round till ‘‘ailhands” | which thedefendant agreed to deposite the paper ‘with were called; when outeide we heve too to dis- | complainants, “on their holding, ject to his order, for charge our pilot. She passed us in her turn, and | ##le, 200 shar.s New Haven Canal stock.” The share in by the ime we again. squared away, was ome | he vetul ws rloed a 100 The soc immediatly three or four miles ahead, but we soon made the | Con¢ or leas, in a je Weake; afebent Whine price it PS tion ot justice in this country. So frequent andso glaring have been the cases here in which crimi- nals of the deepest dye have escaped the just pun- ishment of their offences, that it has passed almost into a proverb that a rich or influential offender is certain of impunity. This melancholy state of things has been produced by the efforts of a weak philanthropy which has elevated criminals into he- Toes, and a spurious sentimentalism, which has attempted to invest the ministers of justice with contempt and ignominy. ‘The bench and the jury box have been contaminated by this false sympa- thy for the murderer—conviction has been render- ed difficult, even in the clearest cases of guilt—and the facilities by means of which the execution of the sentence of the law can be postponed or evaded, have been fearfully increased. We do not know any subject to which it is more important to direct the practical good sense of the people c’ this country, than to this growing debili- ty in the administration of criminal justice. The evil is one which is fast undermining the order and well-being of society. Let all wise and sound minded men in the community see to it, that a re- medy be applied before it be too late. “*Pasuion’—A Mysrery.—The letter signed “Mary Maywood,” which we copied on Saturday from the Anglo-American, a weekly paper publish- ed in this city, has elicited the following explana- tory and contradictory communications from par- ties concerned, and which we very cheerfully place before the public :— 414 Broapway, April 14, 1845, ‘To James Gonpon Bexnett, Etq — My Dear Sir,— ig 2 5 4 > Ss 2 = e 2 a! Things went on in the same way for two or three | Heid by one frm of stock brokers, Peay fa 4 Fy : <4 * selves an ers; end upwa: al anoth- nious in color, yet so carefully drawn that it has | {WO slavere landed 500, ne at atabang ane | days, and she having replaced her mast, again pre- | sc'ycaumjctnerss end upwards ot 8600 shares by anoth- the effect of being extraordinarily like a breathing Cause the laws of the place authorises them to be | Pated to try us. On the wind was the word at this | 12.000 shi seul, divided into shares <- each; and being. - so, by having the rights to aue their masters at the | time. We beat her this wars too, but it waa a | it also is shown that the complainants pledged 360 shares 8. Red Jacket’e Descendants, by W. J. Wilgus: | Sy) ot Honee tight match. At last we lost her in the night, but } about the éth of July last, for a Joan of 800, which would a Bapott sage den Tis by 7. Be ak The holy week has stopped all business, andpro- | 20t till all hands had come to the conclusion that | place tne stock worth ubout $2 29 per share, or about ten . Italy inthe Olden Time, '. Rossiter : “; f ‘| i t+ although the witness t that it would have may be like “Italy in the olden time,” but is un- | essions of monks, saints, white and black popula. | she was. a beat ship. We then made. a straight | Pent roar themed, pias like any thing of nature now existin, i v d} wake for this port, and arrived here after | °"Ty8 Setnentoaeaien t before the Chancell: miliaty banded troops. “I went, to-she Tocon | © beautiful passage of ‘82 dave. Our ship in elo | yarincom@inctns mechagiiit corey Guamealgt nl. bag it by P ig A Theatre to see Mr. Sutton, the ventriloquist and one sea boats a a re edna 08, OF: S56 tS ant, of 200 shares, = are entitled. to be bre ‘fall strange afiectation of tone, 5 ai i ii arbor, and certal reflec! e gre amount o! 16 purchese mont wi ; sppeerenns of old pictures. He has certainly much | ™#sician. He had amiserable house, not enough PI ey, interest ; i F inor points. to pay the expenses. Last night I went to hear the | her builder, Mr. Delano. ., Com- RS Vion t decided, atone Tha a cenT leaed ed tee cael | Bell Ringere, under the direction of Mr. W. Core | ,EiTOr Orricens, John B, Montgomery. En, Com-| | The Vice 6 Me vessel, and that tho slose terse he v hie Lv t styl f ped its. In these imitations | >Y®, who had a good house. The inhabitants were W. A, Bartlett, Lieutenanta; J. B. Carter, Actiog Master; | sold by a master in chancery , avd also the 200 shares St a Naretin y! ar sl pay Wei eeeieribereds thee very much pleased. Hurra for the Bells! _ Chas. Chase, Surgeon; C. 8. Oakley, Ass’: do; J. H.| New Haven Canal stock be also sold, and the s WiGeeh' Sthe BeiVains. It ctao Gesnowe make of the e have heard, that since the new President, Watmough Parser; E. Jobnaton, C. 8. Bell, P. G. Wat: (PRs to complainants to jount of theirclaim, with coats. ough time soften mroy' ii i ; Mr. Polk, has taken h a seat, changes are in con- | mough, H. » G. W. Simms, G. Grey, Midsbip- | ‘hat the complainants are not entitled te the earnings of delicate links of color that unite the lights with | terolation in the foreign consulates. I hope that | mene Jobn B. Tuskington, Purser’ Clerk. J. T. Dow. | the ship, but thay have a deoree for eny dedciency give such an unfilled breadth to Mr. G.’s pictures | 20tbe re-called, because he deserves great credit Tux Great Fine at Lonpon, Canapa.—April 13, —Arvairs 1v Pirrssura.—The burnt district, west H forms his duty well, isa good American, an ” rer a ene ‘i ji enerally. A good likeness. i 4 4 id 12 o'clock, noon.—While 1 am now writing, a| of Smithfield street, begins to present quite a lively fulnessare so ensnaring and powerful —the wages of Pape a haan ante eatlie auestioe caine i 14—Portratt of Children, by C. Mayr. Histo- Kind a rca are ao has ge © | most awful conflagration is going on beat nebie a eee Wood sect epooili,iealmoatcontantly dishonesiy are so easily reaped—that no integrity, | t® appeared ia @ weekly publication on Saturde signed | tical—Murder of the Innocents. : i ——___—__ . of the tale naan Soares jeaappees Hall otal, Mee ua | motion Ue tata end piling up the brick vere ; | Mary Maywood, accusing the highly talented autheress | 16—New York and Saugerties White Lead South America. consumed, and sti je raging flame proceeds. bese 8 Pmepleg oy Water, Fi reat bat or honor. or sense of duty that can be found willing | s¢« Fashion.” of having dishonesty possessed herself of | Works, on Esopus Creek, Saugerties, New York, [correspondence of the Herald.] icheeies Ser7, a ceakenm everything wHRieea rene -i1 a bul ingis Also) ost) NEHiaey ae Dees coe to enter the Corporation are proof against the in- | the material for her very charming comedy, now acting by J. F. Corpsey : There clearness of touch in Feb 20th, 1845. i Hot el, yend the lari : ay rt eras es the ministers | ry wooden bui rad areal iy up and eccupied, to an- fecti t here of the City Hall. Thi 1d with such éclat at the Park theatre; and as I am not aware many par's of t! landscape that is commendable. Panama, February A a pees perch ey mors fe hibed irae bs Lene Chak ite | coer Gatd aacetel ial ones cou tn ante Maton urns to brase—ihe silver to lender agity. to dtepne | eats, name, of Maywood hes ever been borne by any | [The ont etriking ‘deficiency in Mr. Gre worke is | Our Foreign Correspondence—The Isthmus of Pan. eluding Yu but my own family in this country, I take the liberty f thus publicly disclaiming, on the port of its members, any participation or knewledge of the publication put forth, or of the parties concerned. My daughter, formerly Miss Mary E. Maywood, is now, and has been for man: months, Mrs. Duvenall, at present engaged at the Park theatre. In her company, and that of my wife, whose Christian nome is Louisa, not Mary, I have twiee wit- nessed the performance ofthe comedy in question, with infinite pleasure; und instead, therefore, of accusing Mre. Mowatt of urfairness, or ot carping and cavilliog at her well earned laurels, we wish her long years of health to wear her “ honors thick upon her,” and that her it success may only serve as an incentive to the further ex- ercise of her admirable powers, the highest respect, I remain, for myself and fomily, Your obliged, humble sv’t, ROBT. CAMPBELL MAYWOOD. New Yorx, 19th April, 1845. Epiror or tHe Heratp— Dear 8in— turns to brass—the silver to lead—purity to impu- ty, so that where we expected to find sterling in- tegrity, shining talents and unimpeachable honesty, we have found nothing but impudence, stupidity and corruption. Has it not beenso? In what re- spects has the municipal government of this city kept pace with the growing intelligence, enlighten- ment, population, progress and wants of the me- trolis? What great and comprehensive measure of public utility have emanated from the corporate authorities? Look at our streets—at our public grounds—at our steamboat landinge—at our mar kets—at our cabs and omnibusses—at every thing connected with the police of the city—and an- swer, does New York present anything like the at ts . Ahigh wind, almost a hurricane, was blowing | brick being leid in two places on Second street, and in an absence of air, which gives his distances sharp | ama—Surveys for, Canal, §c.—The Pearl Fish. | it tue time; the word fire” was heatd;. tho wnolo suds | another, grading going on where somo old buildings bad ard untruthful be fiea arses fe 08 cries—Panama as it is—As it will be. ence were appalled, ci ieee beep mea any been burned down Pittsburg Gazette, April 17, S i ; inthis Ars ; destination. mediately oppésite —_— oeraee taste oe reae ue the foregrevntl, he it It struck me in sitting down to this Jetter, that tothe ‘Robinson Hall ote, rhere I stop] fr haa ba me tnakes it seem spotted; and in nature a very short | your paper, so {ull of correspondence from every | barely time to take my trun m the room, when the in Platte county, Missouri, skilfully, without breaking up the seeming breadth | South American matters. This, 1 know, is owing | The Chie Justice was also stopping at the same hotel, | for Ife, wich the remainder to other perseas, Thore of the shadowsor lights. tothe scarcity of countrymen that are capable of | 4. was at church when the alarm was given. He has | holding the life ertate removed to Ohie, and took the a saved everything. He, with others, found security for ‘ithout the knowled; consent of 18—The Alderman, by S Comstock: A coarse, } writing anything that would be relished by the our propery inthe Court House, A —— gale ff at fae rae ben cman she intecsll: ‘The persons vulgar portrait. We do not know the original, an ders of the Herald, rather thanto neglect on the | ‘hismement blewing, and the fire is quite unabated; eve | having the reversionsry interest, after the death of the hope for his sake, that it is, as we euppose, a cari- } Feaders o sibel el “1, | Fything south east ot’ Robinson Hall is oither consumed | persons helding the life-cstate, went to Ohio and brought cature part of the Herald, to the interests of this splendid or being consumed. ‘The I three sary } eick store, | away the slaves to Missouri. AME. Moore and» Mr: id- —Vi ing and Washanee, i i i in possession of John Grey, is also consumed, with three | dieton, citizens of Platte, and interested in ¢ ves, Ss 21 ie ae Abert and Meashanee | region. a: ae atsts ey Be een iad more other houses adjoining. ‘They were the only buildings | were indicted for kidnapping the negroes, and a requist- Tri rf 4 ultum in than mere dry statistics, priate north of the hotel that were burned. Men, women and | tjon made by the Governor of Ohio upon the Governor of NL a Jantsespe inte ayaisomeeh es try. I offer you the chance of a correspondence, | children all in contusion; some crying and tinking down | Missourl. A writ was issued and they were epprehend- 5 E . bs * * : utte ir, mourni eir loss; others exerting eve- | ed, and Tit of hab t were released. 22—Portrait by HP. Gray: A sweet portrait, | which ehall treat of everything of general impor-'| ry nerve to eave thelr property oF thelr neighbor's. The | (ie yecihen ait ot habeas corpus, they were released. characteristic and delicate, yet tinctured with the | tance, which happens along the borders of the Pa-| sight is most melenc oly people seem bewildered. I} the Deputy Marahal from Ohio, to ‘eave suddenly, or uite an excitement pre- ct of a well-governed city in the United States anti ss of the artist. ae . am now writing from the effize of John Willson, who | perchanee he may get a coat of tar and feathers, or some- or Asatte in the year of our Lord one thousand | topana yer to, te babar Ae pcan! rag dls = Sah 23—-Col Thayer, U. S. A., by R. W. Wier: A } cific, from Panama to Valparaiso. f has kad four buildings already consumed. 4 thing worse. ee t eight hendred and forty-five? It does not. Itre-| of * Fanon,” Dy tome one signing him—or her—self | large full length por:rait in a magnificent frame. Panama is, as you are aware, the Pacific ter-| Half past two o’clock.—I have just returned from en ndsca; te inati yi ieati rsien I made down to the foet of Ridout street, and Amusements. 2 a Eepasinegs oN eat Compogtion, by JH. } mination for all of the projects of comntunication ‘long the eee the hill extending alongside of theriv-| GoTo THe TemPLe of THE Muses to-night, foot Sh cendsons fey ae oh by C. P. Cranch : Too | 8ctoss the Isthmus of Darien. It is a small town, | er Thames, to the breadth of two equares, east of Ridout ef Delancey atreet, Kust River. Joes erformances eannot violent in patie “and in light and shade. It is one | without much trade, situated on a tongue of land, fon tholelie tater be Garerte ee ee fail to please all, even the most fastidious of those hackneyed subjects that artiste delight in | at the head of the Bay of Panama. lt only arti- | i205 been contumed, excep Mr. Strathoy’s house, | re making, and often, as is evident in-this case, with- | cles of export, consist of pearie, which are found | which was the last Uat maden Saitent ester, ehdnetee Sonnet on pri out an actual reference to nature. Bright lights} inthe Bay. ‘he pearl fishery is one of the best | one belew was entirely conenmed. A most singular cir- against dark shadows—that is the receipt for | in ythe pony, employing seven hundred divers. | cumstanceis th having gone round inacircular di- sembles much more an English provincial town at the close of thedlast century, than what any intel- ligent christian stranger expects to find the chief city of the Union to be, so far as municipal regu- lations are concerned. It is very clear that the present democratic Cor “Mary Maywood,” I have wed to reply, that Mrs. Mowatt has never seen er heard of any of the published or unpublished productions of that person; nor has she ever had any communication, directly or indirectly, with any of the editors of the Sunday Atlas. ¥e , very full; One Very Fee ES MOWATT. All this is very satisfactory, so fer as Mrs. May- "4 i mee! . it c . ali ffective pictures, but we would advise | But the speculating world will soon do for Panama | rection—this was caused by outbuildings being connect- be ‘i ; mera ae Boy meen oe eee tent barkinm sires practi het eb ie cai. Poe thee ramen the beautiful to recollect that | tbat which the indolence of its inhabitants would <4 with each The — ~~ fami'y of Col. soe epee Fie ry fla ble about city reform. If they did entertain any spbiorid : there is alwaysa gradation of color even when it | never permit them to do for it. There must be an | Clench lives, wes burning when I cai : ne Now each succeeding day fie.h verut The editor of that paper has, it seems, in his pos- low earl au ivg day fie.h vesuty such benevolent designs, we surely would not find seems like One grand mass,and that even the lest | immense city here in the course of time, as the ad- hon. Mr. Geodh ary time seems once "gai a child ; : . * : in | Well’s brewery, which is still fur Even so does Gounavv's Medicated ivi n, the sketch referred to, and the editor of | rays of the setting gun diffuses a light sufficiently | vantage of a passage between the two oceans, is| 6; inent . The fi iy aeeen: h theth giving themselves wp, the very moment they | foavigd, te aneleh, Teferred 2, and the ed young | strong to see all oy egw that are in the immediate | beyond all calculation. ‘The French Commisaron, | Clench's house, was in. immin ‘York strest, one square in Bidding al pies les, freien tan and Digtchcloge, were sure of their election, to a fierce and bitter A S. at his office, but ki foreground. ers made a survey last year of all the routes talked | breadth, still taking every house on the east side of Ri And lorve the skid as undefiled as truth ! contest for the spoils of office. Were they resolved area ad rd cera A at ante fi ‘nows ° nd now the: Surveyors of the Royal Mail AL dontatreet From lout street ie rocended din 8 divgo- ivi ood t, Id be | Bothing of “Mary.” . The probability is that some Movements of Travellers: antic Steam Company are here on a similar | nal direction, taking twe squares: ¢ seu seeding "aay not gyibabre nce, sre spear one has been hoaxing the Anglo-Ameriean with| ‘rhe arrivals on Sundays are seldom ex; ected to errand. The project of a canal appears to be beset | east of Balkwell’s Ssrower » the fire has extended some n ? amount to any considerable number, whilst the | With too many diffienities to be carried out—the | distance, and although the houres in that quarter aro ve- pacing tothe chee fn} raat § scattered, yet nothing can impede the progress of the departures are universally more numerous on those | de Of opinion seems to be strongly setting in | 1, y ie pes Hair Dye 4 devourin; t Even the stumps and logs in the routes that are travelable on that day. We can | ‘avor of a McAdamized road, but that would ren- | seidthretgh which the river Tosmes'runs, areeil on fire, the view of attracting a little public attention to the flesh-pots—but t in what ae Rh ornare te cl hisarticlesin the Sunday paper. And yet it is were most wanted—what they ought first to do for - i isa * wd i ity; | der transhipments necessary. ‘The saving of dis-: the purpose of serving the public intereste—what | Sid that there isa “Mary Maywood” somewhere | scarcely now find a southern merchant in the ets pirate fom N, ‘ow York to’ Canton by this route Teckel ae oes Ce a She : * step was first to be taken for the removal of the | ‘9 Division etreet, who makes elegant bonnets, and } having concluded their fering season, ti ey ae would be about five thousand miles, according to | Notwe elements corecflect ata eae niahe ipetehe ae Arat we mets ee accumulated abuses of years. But week after | Writesfor the Sunday papers. Will nobody unra-| returned. A few yaa whe gt ror Onin ad the bestinformation. The labor for any underta- | wind. Patroles of soldiers guarding the property of the bey Oe my hay laa hess ing’ in | Vel this mystery ? Union, and from the nort the few travellers we | Sing of this sort would have to be brought irom a | unfortunate inhabitants, are stationed in every quarter. Yet her coroplexion wanted clearness, week, we may expect to follow them, asking in fet Sr succeeding them. Among the few ase ree ty distance, as the country istoo thinly populated to | [ am ioformed that at least 150 families will be rendered fand her eye that ray of hope, vain for reform, and beholding them continually | Patmo’s TueaTne —This evening Mr. Booth | have to reveled may be enumerated the fol- } oi rq any number of hands; that the native’ {n- — Hi this bogie ey te niin an inaiel ‘They gil cans oie engaged in that unending work of political cor-] makes his second appearance as Sir Giles Over- | ‘Wing. At the dians along the coast of Darien are capable ef la-| , Haltpast 4 clock. Sia con-umed, andit hes gone far be. | Andonee again { met her—no pimeles uew were there: —J. , Phil; A. J. Porter, Louisiana; A r t # ts a beautiful. her neck was white ruption, which— teach, in “New Way to Pay Old Debts.” Hervio | pitenuc,"Richnout D. Bestwick, Montreal; J. ey- | OOF of the most severe kind, I point you to the rem- | Fontine Sheriff touse ints tee ese: whee rine hanes | Out her face was clear and. beaut nee bs “ * ants ot a large paved military road, which rnne | Se) fe hi burned. lees te ¢4- irs. 2 he: eeatadl Bequeathed from plund’ring sire to son— Nano makes his first appearance in one of his most | mau heer Dest voods, (Geneva; E Morse, Washing. | {rom Panama alimost entirely to Crace’s, Over the | timated watloulys some tay £00000, others tere’; but it va cantef Jouestosioeis and onge hes aséod toons will contiaue to engage all the time and faculties } popular pieces. From the applause the former se: | ton pC ; J. Robertson, 8t. Johns, N. B.; Henry Merritt, | mountaine, a distance of twenty-one miles. This | must bo very great. The principal losers that i have and her skin is now as white as driven sso, her neck, arc free from bler leans; E. 8. Childs, Baltinore ; E. Akwood | road of Pizarro’s was made more than two hun- | beard named, are Hyndmonend Marsh, Ten! ; . Heer, Concord; Gol. Samuel K. Bayley, (the celebrated | dred and fitty years ago, and was a tremendous | /6000, no insurance; sthieson and Mishie,grocer, 8000, | 1 saw her glorious, beautiful —w cattle trader,) Boston; and 20 ethers undertaking, when we consider the nature of the | Lia ep Mr. Corey Pings or beta! cb stage p ed the | But those who usea cake of Jones Crre_ Me soit, Washington ohe F Ridgwey, Puli | ground and material. "The descendantsot theaume | MBCUBt of £90; Holmes & Co. conch incory, £100, ne Be Bine Gammmanrc F ‘Bond, ertfords E. "Rhodes, race that built that road for the conqueror of Peru iog meta severe loss by fire, only alfortnight since in Herhaods: bee arrose Sar” che of our corporate authorities, until the whole system F.! cr " of our city government be revolutionized, and the facilities for profligacy and faithlessness be re- moved. This can be done only by assimilating ceived on Saturday evening, by a very good houee, there is every reason to expect the attendance will be still greater on the present occasion. seen beaut none can cope, i 4 oa w itpot ie diasatiatied—4 ing oa the skin—to see how it 1 caros Mi eruptions and diss More Sreamsoat Disasters.—We have re- oe ‘i “ . are here still, acattered through the forests of the ; Dr. Lee lost his house and all his furniture, freckles, salt rheut, tan, suny our municipal government to that of the State— ceived the following additional particulars from peraet OF caine Logansport, Jamaica; Thos. Power, teshiaes aout ans “Gite: OxpeGla. of; performed Hamalton 5 De, La iepornce eget fee be 201g where ine cty but making the Aldermen and Assistants the paid and | ine Swallow, together with intelligence of two] Faavsuiw es, F Pike, Boston; A.C. L. Hill, Ark.; W. | greater task, if collected together. We have a | was rendering assistance to hie neighbors, {co responeible representatives of the citizens—extend- 4 : P. Hodges, Boston; Geo. E. Marsh, Columbus, H. | vast interest in this pass, independent of the im- | about £1500. no ineurance Logenr and ony ge % Tespo! PI e other steamboat disasters: M. House, Ohio; R. Leonard, Rome; Miller and Pendle- | mediate benefit to commerce, which this project | proprietors, have lost £630 in bank bills, which they had Pear » dangerous and copyist counters ing the term of office—and rendering the appoint-| ‘The 7yey Budget of Saturday, states :—We havea letter ton, Ohio; and £6 others. involves. As @ nation, our destiny seems | Just drawn on account of their mail contract. A great | fe ment and removal of all the subordinate officers } trom Capt. Squier, dated at the wreck yesterday, inform- Sr. Geonox’s—Oliver Shelton, Mass; 8. B. Chapman, | (ag: urging us tow the Head. Boston; John Anderson, Baltimore; and 6 others. 5 m. hers have susti ry sees. This ca-] \ the coast of Darien—the | ™2ny others have sustained very severe Ic: r Giddiness, or Dizzin of G ‘The Right ‘the Bishop of Newfound: barrier 18 too feeble to protect the prey. Mexico, | jon. iy bis — as P ws of Lon | wyight’s Indian Vegetable Pills are oue of the most extraordi 1one—The Rev. the Lord - : will very materially impede the progress of L connected with the police of the city entirely in. | 984 thet the necessary apparatus and competent men are on the spot making active ations for 1eising the Fs nary medicines w the world for the cure of giddiness ; becaus deed met ese pany, | Ea ace en |S ea ry ekg gees fa | ok ate ef rota hence anisms Fp: Pejnin| RE NRSLET reer mae : ‘ r — J 1 Soe teiet samelg OF tHo-cerunct, “Aative” party, | i egging tue fiver in parca ol ery Uarmee te bee 1s it Andrews, Wenlchester Co; ¥.W. | cept. ourselves. ‘The governments of Yucatan, | _ Honntmum Avvatr.—The Lynchburg Virginian m, or rush of blood to the head, giddi whilst they demonstrated that the intelligence and patriotism of this city will not tolerate the admix- ture of sectarianism and bigotry,and religious pro- scription with political affairs, also showed that a “‘reform party” in this city—based purely on princi- ples of city reform, and organized for that specific purpose, and for that alone, could eventually carry ives the following account of a dixbo.1ca! attempt ; a f aight, drowsiness, pein of th Lennon, . J. McAlpine, ed Colonel | Guatemala, and the few independent tribes of In- y four negroes, nl mon and two Women, to matder ed. and oe eretes iret 3 of sight, dro in of Strong, Vermont; ‘in Symond: 3 Cupt, | dians immediately bordering on the Isthmus, are | their mistress, wife of Mr. John Mohr, residing on Sene-. | the blood. ; A. Fearce, Troy; Mejor L. Lacy, New Orleans, ond 14 J scarcely worth a eee Twenty thou- | cariver:—Mr. Mobr, with some of his nogro men, in WV [Bhts Tada Vonetable Pi:1s are aleo cee of the best met: sand well disciplined men from the Mississippi | cluding the principal actor in the bloody had "Phot only remove ll the enyleseant strapsoss qed eaclvaty- pre Waveaty—Mr. B. MeNight, M. O C. A. 8.; LA. Fre} valley, are uble to fight through from the Rio | alter bedtime, on the night of the eccurrenee, to the Gent any evil comseaabates seoultign Crom aeumual Wasa te te ser, Albany; R. 8. Night, Prov; and 4 others. Grande to the Isthmus of Darien. ‘That such will | river, for the purpose of hauling the eine. About the | head, but will assured'y restore the body toa state cf sound Personal Movements, ve done after a generation or two of croakera has | hour ot ll. | ustlodge of hic sustecr end-entered the |. Heware of Counterfeit Tha pablie on eeutioned,sgzieet Coptata Voorhies has published a letter in the Moai. | bussed away, ip as certain.as that he people Are | chesaber of is mistress, who had rvtired to bel and wat fe, boiled inaugar, end called Improved Indian , ; t The Evansville Journal of the 29th ult., informs us that the steamer West Point, bound up the Wabash, burst her cylinder head just above that place, on the 9th ult., scald- ing eight persons, among whom was a female and her child, deck passengers—the engineer, and nve others, deck passengers—some of them Me? degen The child, about ten months old, since , and the mother is still in a very critical tion, having inhaled the gas or stesm. It is thought she will rccover ; the others are out of danger. Those oi ms of atuaded and corrupt state of f - i th yunded who d a ; but wa ‘akened by the noize made es the negro ° i 7 . every thing before it. An immense mass of the | ‘rere removed from the boat to comfortable quarters, pro. | 27"iam, contradicting that Committing suicide? °'™* | handsome a country should remain in such unim- | Sye@soned tne door which’ was eine, aut behind which i nace, Nor tad Green eye nese tg population of this city is entirely aloof from mere | vided for them by the citizens, who, especiaily thi es, | Barkly M eq , hes b nominated as the demo. | Proving hands. The best portions of ea are | wasacheir. In reply to the de a “who ves there 1 al be particular to ask for Wright’s Indian Vege- political parties. . There is also & growing comvic- } Save bees Saree Bee nyryaees 7 cratic candidate for Congress in the district in ‘Tennewee | I" Posdession of @ worn out race, os destiny is con: | to erunemmantalng ine re Rocoer bes wer eiereet . Beware of all Sugar-coated counterfeited Pills. tion in the minds of intelligent men of all parties] ,T®, New Orleans Pic. of the 12th inst. sa lately represented by the Hon. A. V. Brown. ish, too proud to toil—a race whose destiny is con- | to procure something . wut Memphis reports the loss of the Kate Aubrey, Point, on Monday evening last. 8! is descending the river, when «| ‘aa run into ibe Sarah Bleden, and went down in a few minutes. e Champion was along- side, taking out whatever furniture, baggage, &c could be saved. The boat will bea total loss. No lives were nected with nothing but wretchedness and decay. | by his sudden appearance, ana dirccted him to kindle s ise sig ppovieg Say on te gh aot an. bh seg Toease them of their feeble dominion, would be tents ers Lorber which, however, and fend 44 8 fengued. ph NG * | to confer Cle leg bathe Peter gm ohar irvarthe bed, en6 choked: her Calll she web entitaly’ to 2 Semeatous Caste 4 Her tiroat was then cut, four distinct gasbes, Charles Dutillet kes been appointed Parish Judge o | of the wor! e sensinle. Her t:iro 7 ft hood of the old conquerors, has been most | iwo of which severed the windpipe,iaving been inficte’. bv onl aaron ara Stet ed strangely followed by every tning that is oppo-| she “recollectsy in the terror’ of “the moment Lever's Last Work—St. Patrick’s Eve; or, i ish Fensent8y Charles Lever, &c.—FIRST AMERICAN ED}- js publisted THIS MORNING, at Aun street, in beaatifol style. * ivy, pethetic and touching istrict, Co Xo ever that the local politics of the city should be dissever- ed from national politics. If the new Corporation goon as they have commenced, we should not be at all surprised to see a new “reform party” or- lost. inci i ‘ wher the * Caristmas ganized on enlightened and liberal principles, ee site im the blood of their children. One can} during which she defended herself with all her . zy springing up in a few months, and carrying the cir Furtuer rrom Msxico.—The New Orlean, in'the tach Glargtoconnl dustiotl Tedlana.” ane scarcely believe that he sees in the id poe of fable aig ame gre other | ersons shout ite The Coquetter-An original triumphantly in the spring of next year. In saying | Picayune of the 12th inst. gives the annexed addi. | professor Silliman delivered four lectures at Natchez | those around him, the descendants of the iron he | Joor—and, by " re the interest is ler in the diabolical a —no | seems to’ heve been th ‘i ber ell attended, | toes who fought under Cortez and Pizarro—no | seem ‘ ta eve’ afro: einatil subtoctt, bagi rxce 80 renowned for its arms, ever degmnerstee 80 bem be J gp aes vt aged ia ie oe A colored woman, named Catharine Freebody, who | Tapidly Great roads wasting away—magoi cent cach being thereby implicated, neither mi died at Hartford, Ct., 00 the 6.b inst., left $100 each to | edifices silently crumbling to dust—batteries with | i criminate the others. Having, as they presuined, uc- four religious societies, $200 to another, and $1000 to the | huge breaches made by time, which never could | complished their murderous pu: pose, (hey left their vie Alrican Society of Hartiord, for the support of the min- | huve been made by hostile cannon, dismounted | ;im weltering in blood, and retired to their cabin, where istry. guns, and ruined fortifications—on every side a | they washed tho knives, which had been employed in thousand tottering objects tell you of the great | ¢ff-cting the outrage, and resorted to other m ‘Theatricals, dec. ower that built them, and of the indolent imbeci- ; - Mr. Dinneford has been solicited to briog out" Anti- lity that permits them to perish. The eplendid king- f the wounds, end for the frst gone,” in Boston, which he has consented to do, and is | dom wen by the Castillian chivalry in mei afon time, discovered the gesicatpon herthroet. Summonice g Gliltards, BILba on treaty for the Melodeon for that purpose. like the decaying Mogul Empire inthe time of Clive, | ji/'yur remaining rengih, abd with a firmnces ant here: will tea nate at actin tional intelligence from Mexico. According to this the Mexicans received the news of the passage of the resolutions rather quietly:— Tn announcing to the Mexican Congress the passage of the measure of Annexation, Senor Cueva took occasion to express the views of the administration of Gen. Herrera. He said that the Government would at once address an energetic protest to all friendly nations, as well as to the United States, against annexation; that diplomatic reia tions with this country would thereupon terminate. He the Government felt itself strong enough for the emergency, without the grant of additional powers, and trusted that, instead of a grievous calamity, annexation this, we feel well assured that we give expression to the speculation and the wish of the enlightened independent public opinion of this city, at this mo- ment. Let us wait, and see how events will sus- tain the conjecture and strengthen the desire. Forricn CorresponpEence.—We publish to-day three interesting letters, one from Panama, one from Brazil, and one from Cuba—three different ’ Notional Mogazine. bh. WINCHE: Publisher, 24 Aan strvet. i—We understand t lay, of two of Penn’s and he partially re ¥ ti ould be “J “ ‘al with fixtures, at 214 Broadway, up stairs, points on this continent. These letters are highly | might really'prove a blessing to Mexico, oy uniting el | _ Mr. Barton, the eminent futist, gave @ concert in Mo- See eee Na pits: pe ie ae Og | iam which soem almost indreable, he insran' ls reralere ao Wei interesting and contain intelligence to be found in | heF people in a determined effort to maintain their went ipod dinate maintain it. Axanic. | inform him who was her asatilant, 1a order, as she hersel ses ther t and preserve the integrity of the territory ofthe Republic. | Mr. and Mrs. Seguin, assisted by Mr. Fraser and Mr = expresses it, that no innocent person might be snspectec | Throw aside your Kar ‘crumpots —Gou- sa a The Presidents of the two Chambers responded in much | Andrews, gavea,concert at Charleston, on the 17th inst. Rio Janeiro, Of the act. “Oa her way to tha river, which is only a fe J roud's vleoustic Drops are an infallible remedy for the most Tavontaier Lreseany Leet N the same strain. ‘cutislepteiniahinliainle Forbes and his wife are playing at Wilmington, N C, [Correspondence of the Herald.} hundred yards distant irom the hone, ad hi ae — ae peasnese | Eersons 90 Maa | caphe pines prt lace alB bread UBLE IN CENTRAL Amenica.—We have re- , at one of the Phila. U. 8, shin Porremvorn, Cabin to which the four negroes had retired, and was dis ur at (Drscmiitis) who wos the inventor of these drcps, - ed by Nomenctatuae.—A distinguished character in this ceived via Mexico, late news from Guatemala :- tres, the identical sword worn by General Rio px Jansino, Feb, 23, 1845.” Teike, bs Lhe y ant hans Aerts Tree Poursene in of cures, where. the rasfents had beet av Q e a el ww : city—the author of the immortal ode— Hew Orieksi vi it 19 ry) the Battle of Brandywine, is worn by the rep- F ‘ diiad--Oor Nalivent Viele | which ey bad been a Gee spentedly falter. The tn ree ay ee Be Lee ORO REUDis Wok knw i i [From Now Orleans Picayune, April 12] resentative of Old Put, American Ship Bwilding—Our National Vessel " nly oll knows “Did you ever see a wild goose sailing on the ocean” | On the Lat Fob. thore was a fresh outbreak in the city, fortunate lady succseded in reaching her Lushand and te ant Pertumery depot, 67 Walker street, first store h t published an elaborate report i headed by Mariono Mendez, an officer who commanded | The Orphean Family have beon highly successful in Trial of Speed—Very Fast Sailing. vas immediately put under proper cire, and, happily, ir voadway. redlastyhite tere reper Suggesting @ } Ne guard of ihe Plozza. ‘He set at large the prisoners, | Charlesto As there was some excitement stirring in the | recovering. Strange to tell,they admit that theiriviaters; | ¢ bie nnd wet IU produce new name ferthe country decidedly more origi- | :urptised the house of the President, att relemsing Gen’ | ‘There is exhibiting in New Orleans, the Tennessen | “2 d States, previous to our sailing, relative to | bt been uniformly kind to them, vad that they hed no | | Changeable and wei : nal, geographieal, characteristic, and “primordial” | Monterrssa from his confinement, proclaimed him chief of | Dwarf, E.C. Lowry. This extraordinary being, although | United States, previo vs particular metive for the act. , n'a CO < the revolution. The precise object of the insurrection was not known. The trovps which remained faithful to the Government after an indecisive skirmish w ith the in- surgents, took up their quarters in the suburbs, and granted to the other party till the 6th of February to re the city, guaranteeing that no other attack should be made upon them till that day. twenty. Yours of age, mearnrer only two Yast, eight } ihe qualities of the new sloops of war jast launch. ane inches in height, and weighs but forty pounds. Hishesd | 24 which ended in an order from the Hon. Secre SLaves in Tur Barris Jsuanns—We have in- a aey. oe Vconti s P ch have been neglected until confirmed cous ae mullguet exereetec af oe tinea sane on tary, for the Portsmouth and Jan:estown to sail to- telligenge from Suir shai eee he seealt, pught hav beat cured by = timely “ f . ermen wth 8 o eine , eee tn ve han ants tre meat singular, admitting ot @} gether, in order to test their speed and comfort at | Pua nectsestions. i he imprstarien of Atsicone ie going | Ageuts—110 Broadway, io Astor | ri ee sea boats, Iam inclined to think a short accoun' | snvery actively in taat quarter—whet ver na “free men,” | 8 Bowery, 77 Bass tio .. than ‘‘Alleghania,”’ which is to be presented at the next meeting of the illustrious savans of the Histor- ical Society. An interesting discussion will en- sue, of which we shall take care to give a full report. mely’ kaown. . n le wh 4 Brookiy: ; 3 Ledger wail In Pe Salvador there bas & revolution, growing City Intell Ces of our passage will be soeemante to you, ieerpiael rch Tipoeseage or Perl tee eee Brody 3, (rc Amongst the arrivals recorded to-day will be authortt — cetoodk vocoeh te uti te Police Office —Surpay.—As usual, the Sunday bu- ve te aul eee ane way the ine ca Sierra Leone we have but few immrrrants, (wo hundiec AL Phibesto ly) found the names of Don A) Par 6 det; " bu 71 aineas at the Police was remarkably emall. made the sig! A i : SREY me tern cnararenin. Cretualin: Bi Ale ound the e ‘on Antonio de Acinina, Con- ¢ are uninteresting, but the ¢izil authorities ed and com. | Plowing directly out of the harbor, (Hamptor Pere itaanerie A ship nts Mita tee beneeinn ncoaele sal General for Gustemele, at the City Hotel s sid § Grn these less then bal Otliised penta en eee Coat ee jenn Mann was arrested 4 and we were soon under way, and passed | o% aurea Leone with ade Liha Keo sive Foss > Road: Si Mterton, Of 113th steak e1 en's eggs, trom Ambrose | 1°" yamestown before she had weighed her an: wortauon Is :logetcr , hen out side Poiat Comfort we how § Bernice gentien 7 Rose hiley stole a jacket, worth $1 60, from the Pints va th pn (o ealite the pennant, end: thy or ths veel omy grant tiemsy DY John Bruce stole from Edward McKinney, of 121 Cter. | y inestown passed us. More than one or | Che Africans were conseq ded ainong then £2 ee pa cee® brooms, and was very soon whisked on | Ctra’ cur craft was heard to say, “Tif eives wito a right ot the rams tims to pocket, by aushnr bag -canianakes we beat her we shall have to sail, anc J ty tho Coloatel M-nisicr, the public bounty mend fe, Y abtiahwe Bunotary.—The dwelling house No. 16 Park Place, was well too.” After utes were exchanged, we prints taoueion apt ae " Manply twemelve Bw avagh, pe py ratd tmounl of ouethreg belsaging te thabonseen ra; in | 8qnared away, aleo; she continued standing aut of J yi N irr cP int pocket i the pockst of oae of the garments, was apeoket book sea- f the harbor, with her topgallant saileset. By the f ji, tay Inpei, how far sre about 920. time we were under the same canvass, sho wae Uoxtend? nh omigean's. woth those of the Rt. Kev. the Lord Bishop of New- fouodland, who arrived yesterday in the schooner “Achiever,” from Bermuda, and Madam Pico, at the Globe. grihout ity deb n half civilized peop ale eo Reroxten Loss or 4 U. 8. Vassun or War.— Our correspondent at Kingston, Jamaica, writes ue, ander date of 26th March,vhat 2’ Colombian vessel ar- rived at that placé on the 14th of March, briny are pert that @ United States schooner of-war been wrecked on the coast of Sen B i that all her officers onderew hod perished. ‘The capran, who brought this report, did not recollect the nome of the lost vessel, but he was sure thet it wes not the Flirt, We hope the report tay prove te be incorrect, ao ¥ Untaut in also for sale every Sararday mom: Priee OM conta or $4 per austin, delivered in any part of Iphva, cree of porvue al re wew ad eh Tove paper, uve Hh M1 Philadelphia, as only yaperynbtished. te by al Vaabh wo adver : Tus Parx.—“ Money” is to be played at the Park to-night—Anderson as “ Evelyn.” A crowd. house, of course. jounty money” rd that city, atfordi apeoulations ikely 0