The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1846, Page 1

Vel, XI., Bo. 117 -Whele Ne. 4330 _ NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, “APRIL 28, 1846, THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation---Forty Thousand. DAILY HE! s, a= Gatune aoe et N. wien attended toby —agt7_iearh_Tuapoutee aly forsale by A; uable B D—Every D— Every day, Price’ conts per copy—#? ‘Price 6% cents per ‘Ts atthe ‘usual preee—always cabin i ccteiatharcattensiaass from ine ois Go New Yous 4 Nowth-West comer of ov fami, saanomet tor a the cree” (a KING CHARLES SPANIELS—OP the pure breed. receiv: Ieaeeeiy vale toot ed a the latest arrivals at his estab! eee “Cettere from the curios, mn anne paid) FOK Beatie aler ia Birds, Cages, ke. z St HICRE ah Rb 5. 208 OOMS-0 Sree ees DHL eB. aT i) ie eaent at %6 Livery ary goods ‘ow ession given 025 ttre © a igi fae 70 LET IN BROOKLYN. eres commodinus an ee Day wel adapted for ste condition. Apply at i Liberty street. KT. es oe — “OT LTT Fete are ace pe ven immedincsiy Also, soe % fe, situeted direc ocetied quire at No. 175 Hudson street. An elegant two story a: attic brick House, finivhed in the best manner, Ne. arene “Application to be made on » which te D WHIGHT, a8 aad two ofclock or at the iyrtie eveane. Tei ted) rey Suyrtie’ avent ery 'No_{ Bront street. Mode mony OR aot at ‘public auction, ‘the purchase money ¢: omnibus route, and is from aay ofthe ferries. "Toa is stne once one of arow of ogveny (the rest of high oar Peart street, suitable for "moderate offic sat J0n SHNSON'& FONDA, i TOE 4s Lil brargot se an remain on Berea dare OR FOR SALE, IL A Fak of the steam! lanl Eee is are well t with COTTAGE, bh ence. The ve Tre minsey wal of the Boase: | a ther informa: Dr. i Naw etre LET, HOUSE AND jain with sheat exes low o ger with a stream of water, and sev: can be given immediately. For fe Diy at tho atore of ‘al Imre LADIES’ ATS, Parts straw ERE Tt vate Leads at, FARHIONAS! ABL! xs at CARL KL ny oni eg shape, the latest INOS Novi Division street $e $2 58 SB. —A gonera! assortment of straw Hatsand Paris Ribbous at the moat reasouable Prices. a%im* ¢ stairs, has on ‘Straw Donnets, CARL KI NG, 17 Division street. STRAW BONNETS. 1, CHAPIN, No. 13 Joba ‘which he selling illiners and others are invited fashion, beauty aed durability, Call and ont if ot this RING socatee ae all before purchasing “ mrl4 Im*r , corner of Mott pelt gecent ry ly ‘their hats for STYLE. GENTLEMEN'S HATS. METHUEOLITAN HAT AND CaP STOKE, jo. 2' Grand cor TLUNKETT &CO. fh ace ag ane open spleadid assortment of pabtity, whieh thay offer to wW prices:— First quality Nutria yeu ae a? im*rre GENTLEMEN'S BR, ,LOk: LORNEH FIN ean wie bouut oh i Ste ‘Comer of Pive and Nassau str et some Sine i 74 1B rated either in qual.ty, pe n J.PLUNKE aime ia new; intent Co Cars, elegance of shape or public at the following ¥ ver 0 ao 3 Tie. "onde punatenlty attended to, and ens: iad K. PARDESSUS. ae ee STYLE DN. STREETS GENTELEMEN’S SPRING FASHION. BEAVER AND SILK HATS of the AK, quality Broadway, eorner of Franklin N. BA large atortnent of maported French tow Fel, 5 alt PREMIUM aty jE FRENCR ge ly for $3 50, ag established prices. ible in the erty. (sy will lind the la:gest assortment, shapes, are now ready want —, siren mistake the Boots. at thi ‘M. CAHILL BOUTS. oe codie Sueeaie marae ten made ia city ‘in the late Fait at Niblo’s, are pone ernest a= at = tinal et, career Rellives Fe eat aaa eee, aire —- a al having splea set avn ta = wt tous = coe a “28 Ay Eieieenste ieee 35 Fulton street, (next door to ened Fr i bak) nfs ling re i “Vor balance tyra ‘Trenght or passage, having excellent sccom- IDHULL & MINTTRN, 87 South st s re Packet of the lst May JAMES, Capt. Meyer, | Opie aircon Rea. BOOK-KEEPING, Ee 88 CEDAR STREET. thor of the ‘'Selence of a the sbe| bet tec Father than 8 course eter | ‘0 tape lly useful, a more exact and Py poe Bookkeeping isequired than can anie te ame | he Dapil is is frithfally instracted and ives egont: in oll | aeratee operations connected with a set of partnership as Belance sew) mak- e AT 136 NASSAU STREET, HE Hi in Cash, f+ paid for “Gentlemen's | Clothing, and j on the most rensonub!e terms. Also, ‘Repalnivs, leona ‘Dyvi and Pressin; Pg, 1D the most elegantand superb style. On hand, 100 Drap d’ete Coats, and 200 Linen Pants, cheap—» ith am assortmeat af seasonable pone | isting seh Nas Coats $1 to 12, Pants $1 to; Vests 20 cents eye ey ees = Ls AND Ses aces ucla at = paee cad canta and As oe ache vavedas : ne Grose ad Ten Dal i 250 Greeawich st. cor. star, eal at oe ‘estry. mrid im*re IN WHITAKES. | JOHN eg pte late of of Thero. eee Ehipeen, ¥. ‘ork Dire ae spon the subscribers, of vill ‘or, ara eometiung of iortimere Re eae Tat ‘CO, 200 Pearl st Draper and Tailors, L yrapers Tuer age mpory ind Eagles cloths caostsers fa ‘variety, s_rch Will be made up to order corps a try. at Drtees tat have given a character to the eebiaeeeat la! Inreference to pantal }, in which 80 fe tt A could obegrve tiatthe attention directed to tis departtocat 3s le of offer inducements to who appreciate a w eedahiontto th the seat ‘assortment of goods kept by fhe » we eve always on hand dress and frock coats, ree bu- Janey dress articles, includiag scasts, crav sanalia A Hamdkerghietae lores, ‘suspenders, | Gann LUMBER CO, Noves wanted at 3 per cent discount, atk, m4 2m* re tr ‘Watt street. REM BR. & TOW mAeND's 84 AL. APARILLA DEPOT will t0126 Fulton street, rext meh pe re is , 1 res fe yas atasecely Me nae SEGARS! SEGARS! VANA BEGARS, superior quality and Im*re + pom vizs scat Gi ire mm cere Bice ner ene jed to in lots to suit: percha: & BAR! pay stree! ik up stairs, x ne = GAs AND BASS. A. 1o. roadway, RY UP stairs, offers for oe ae ie of choles Beears, elected Pea Be esac bacco, anda Aisa Bass, by ynholoslt SGans— REIGN AND DUMESTIO. HE SUBSCRIBERS iavite the attention of country m: ts, deal ek han gareeh eerie of Be Forever ati eae ey ere ive saortment compres cree? Gs le mrl3 Im*re Won HRS LAVERTY,, st eae ene forming Sew companies will be supplied with siepite FIRE C. FIRE C. cogs gear etbnaher every y variety constantly on hand, and GRATACAP, 398 Broadway. epiny wes; a ri EN re 'D Bratlehar, Wine Fs. Fi andes. ry loves, or any par Ri3. sure to af Sevagrecty People tad do chal ue Po pg aes mies tee SAGs Saal MONEE TEEE pak ahead @ doo! from the met Tee 835 000 nd Bavann AND 2 cmincars SEGARS, a fayette, aa alapio, os is K aE: Bue Sth Im, a Forale by Im*m 117 Front suet eee esa — been awarded ta HM. for thet in Hefers to Messrs. Wol 1% Stade, 69 Pine street; William mde. raha & Go. 60 ie ty Se say te TAILORS AND aoe RE ya tort RECEIVING, by ay the A macy, Se penes tg Fer iceem Sey a ay peo jate Vickectameneh ea well know 28 moat oon lah ine aay troeue orders in ry ayle lemanee ye oo ROUSE BATES, Pqepeat are re reel nf jn honda hng on} tubs are entire ery, \eopper,) sn the. 5 mM ache var open vont elo ti at ni, (Race beta treet, are as a Sa lee m2 mtr EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS, N° oe Gane be between Centre aud Elm—Warm, cold a inte! “ath good elena beds, ed Ghat | a and Lodging, 2 ber week. J Inthe the reading room wi be Del cities of the United Sates’ veo Miner CLOTHING M's Bem Seana Generel Price 3A0 ‘OB VAN- Lane, between Wm. and Nassau streets. my : igouticanen's and boy's lounge i | shy Bosaae cermin fod made, whic, wil be bi BULL 75 TRUSSES De SUPPORTER. ir. AUDI u a the mort ‘emiaent phyeleians ta Ei Ceedloam tm A female in atendance Re th ee poe ol, path Patencypeaee Ly te an SS MADRE Ce ad Im*re Bement k afer “ ‘Broad at. mein Ligand oa We ld me hie 4, friend and the adi Snseum vusding, or 149 Fulton set ie hata iectie Rar Raber and Clogk Ew ions. Ors ra eS wd ne ili ard Cloth and eve! ope snRNA The New York Pilots. A TasLe sHowina THe “senrire oF UNpEr- | WRITERS,” PROM THE WORKING OF THE LAWS Fire Island. Oct. 26, _ Howard” Hamburg, ashore at Absecom Sept. 7, Bark Louisa, Baker, from Marseilles, ashore at! Feb. | WHICH HAVE BREN MADE BY THEIR CHaMmeR or | ct. 29, A A loop from New Brunswick, ashore on West | Commerce—Tueim prorosep LicHTHouse ON THE Sovrawest Srir—anp oTuer Humsuas.—Tne | | Chamber of Commerce—a self-appointed set of men—are continually representing to Congress that their favorite system works admirably—that fewer | vessels have been lost since their disorganization of the law and of the business than before their inter- ference—that their so-styled oppositions have pro- com | duced the greatest safety. Many honest and well | meaning citizens have been misled by their false | | boasting, and that part of the public generally who trust to the Chamber of Commerce for information, | have been egregiously and wickedly deceived by these self-appointed law-makers, who have neitheir sagacity or stability of character to regulate their own paltry affairs, but who arrogate to themselves the right to instruct and command the whole gov- ernment of the country, and who have always scout- ed the commercial and financial measures of a de- mocratic Congress, from the day when, on the Mer- chants’ Exchange, in Wall street, they swore eternal hatred to President Jackson, and gave themselves the U.S. Bank. Who are these men, that they should assume to dictate terms to the representatives of the people? Have they more honesty, more wis- dom, than our mechanics? Does an office in Wall street give these would-be Solons any special pre- rogative? We think not—and the tollowing hist of disasters, under the workings of their system of mo- nopoly and patronage, whilst carrying on their sa* | eal ae against the honest, skiltul aad well-tried | New York pilots, te convince any disinterested man that the plans of this Chamber can work no- thing but evil to lite and property ; that the United States law of 1837 should at once be repealed, and that the Legislature of New York shouldjat once en- act wise and permanent laws of pilotage. List or Vgssets Srranpgp on New-York Pitot GRounp since 1839. Keri 13, , Shlp Niagara, from New York for Charles- ton, ashore on the Spit near Sandy Hook. Mayl, a Ship La rb te , Gourly, ashore on Deal Beach, New Jersey. loss, with most of her cargo. From Liverpool, with 260 passengers, who were saved. May 13, Ship Edward Quesnel, Wood, (whaler) full car- | atop at East Hampton, Long Island; gone May 18, 3 [es—ashore north of pcumeees Total loss. August ir, Austrian brig Perasto ee for Philadel- phia, ashore at Ber: ‘otal loss. August 28, The New York Pilot Boat Gratitude, with four pilots and three apeorarg and a cook, was overwhelmed in a hurricane and lost. The names of the pilots lost were, Enah Harris, Jo- seph Hendarachott, Owen Wilson and Sydney faite. The New Jersey Pilot Boat John Mo- ae wes lost in the same storm, with four | 4, tne Shemield, Allen, from Liverpool, aground net Dec. Bedlow’s island. 3 aes Yarmouth Packet, Tooker, from St isend” Totalloce. Dec. 11, Reboppry bark Perzagona, London to New York, Long Island. Total joss. N.B, ashore near Rockaway, Long . Gone to pieces. Nov. 12, aeitish brig Augusta, Leury, from Jamaica, ‘ashore at Little Exg Harbor. Nov. 12, A hermaphrodite brig, hore north of Barnegat. Nov. 16, Brig Shamrock, from Turks Island, ashore at Nov. 16, neem Doctor, from Delaware, ashore en | Sandy Hook. Nov. 16, Schooner ,William Maury, from Delawere, ashore on Sandy Hook. Dec, 21, Schooner Express, ashore on Governor’s Island. | Dec. 21, Sonaonar Celeste, from Baltimore, ashore ate | sea” Atopaal ‘schooner, ashore at Hempstead. | Jan. 14, Brig Perry. sneer from Goorgetown, 8. C., ashore at Egg Har! Jan. 18, h Bale, Garsiok, andy, from Liverpool, on West Feb. 8, Schooner Choctaw, “ok Blgel from Charleston, | asbore on Sand; Feb. 8, Schooner iter, Wise, “iy Baltimore, ashore at Little Harbor. March 11, Schooner Wi Price, ashore on Gover- nor’s Island. Maroh 18, Schooner Clarendon, Holmes, from Matanzas, ‘ashore at Great Egg Harbor. March 18, Bark Isabella, McKee, from Porto Rico, ashore on Staten Island. March - Wopaenes 3 Mary Watson, from Virginia, ashore March 22, Schooner ashore at Stirrup Point, ei. March 22, Schooner ashore Mead 5 March 22, Schooner ashore at Beach Point, pony May 3, Schooner David Atkins, Dyer, from Province: town, ashore at Great Ey arbor. Lost. 3, A fore and aft schooner sunk on Brigantine Fob. 18, Brig Raymond, ff from New Orleans, ashore on bsecom. Bilged 4, Ship North America, Lowber, from Liverpoo! sun on the bar at Shrewsbury Inlet. Total los: 1s, Schooner Samuel Phillips, a a from xandria, ashore at Barnegal 18, Schooner Jew, from Baltinere: ashore on Sandy Total loss. Got'o J. A. Ties ts Genting up, got ashore % Sr i asad the Lancet, ash it Al ot ore at Absecom. ~~ tee a Galloway, from Charleston, ashore 431 June 17, “A the: ashore pn Barnegat. Kugutt'2s, Bark © dg opkins, from Bonaire, ashore at Litile a mn ibeptoniber: 9, Pi bri yepanas, Vallis; from Lie 20, British shi iter, FWileon, from Liverpool, a on mer—bilged—200 passengers —ali saved. Ootqpar 3), 2M Ship Emerald, Howe, from Havregashore on n, ,Sehoonge Roger Parmely, Burt, ashore on San- UL, Brig Hayden, from Turks Island, ashore, and sunk at Egg Harbor. ad ag vere Balsto, from Philadelphia, ashore at Egg Harb 15, ‘Ship Sheffield,, Popham, from Liverpool, ashore 1 e East Bank. Bilg 15, British schooner onaetaat, from St. Thomas, ashore on Governor’s Island. 99, Ship Victoria, Spring, for Hull, struck on the bar and returned leaby. as oan 4 schooner ashore—sunk south of Sandy oo! "1844. January 6, Ship Nicholas Biddle, Truman, from New Dec. 14, Ship Arethusa, a from Sort ad gad ashore Orleans, ashore at Owl’s Hoad, (Narrows ) ar Fire Island Light. T y 1, Dec. 15, Schr. Res Reaper, Cropper, phe Benin, struck a eT Te Aftics, sshore at Debi 18; ache Otten Feria Hons rConiline, 5 Bue Me eook: caer host ‘ashore at Red Hook. Loney 3 ‘an Deo. 18, Brig, Spy, from Bt. Jago, ashore on Long it 31, "Virgins, ehore ou Longin : De Henry Fourth, from Callao, struck the | February ee tid ob Bia besks fe. sf 20 ip tip ony Four repjounk, ob0 total boon: ‘ashore on the upper part of East Bank. 1840. Jan. 1, Brig ote Lyon, from Savannsh, ashore on Jan, 26, ship Gl Giedistor, nese ashore off the Semin seas, Jan. 29, ze “el ee O’Brien, ashore South a] Feb. 1, aa 7 eChallan, of Portlaad, ashore on West Bank. Feb. 8, ae verman, Geuld, in Shrewsbury fn- Feb. 19, A large bark ashore en Fire Island. Feb. a4, ogee. Independence ashore on Governor's Feb. 22, Be an Adelaide ashore three miles South of Long Branch. Feb. 26. A schooner ashore on Sandy Hook. April sy ioe Protio, from Palermo, ashore on Fire May 6, Bae yay stan; Bertrand, ashore on st. Barnegat! May 13, Bo emapi) Caroline, Jones, from Alexandria, re on ate) May 27, ‘sh sera ‘insman, from Canton, ashore the r_middie-entrance to New York. Aug. 5, Biig ‘Oberon; Buxton of Baltimore; ashore at ih Ham) og Island. Aug. 8, fsb hrs veline, sabore on Brigantine Beach, New Jersey. Sept. 9, aes. Clarence, Lawrence, ashore on Long Sept. 23, Br. Peleg Soe srr Savannah,ashore at Hemp- ng Island. Oct. 28, Berk * iteee Kimball, pall from Turks’ |, ashore on the Mud Flats. Dec. 2, Brig , ashore on the West Bank. Dec. 9, — hctoria, ashore on Long Dec. 23, Schooner [Mary a ery: from "St. Johns, thet ashore near Sandy Houk. Jan. 9, Ship Garrick, or Oy from Liverpeel, went ashore near Sandy Jan. 13, ail Sully, pod Davee. ashore entering the Jan. 13, ySchooner Charles Dodge, from New Breton, ashore at Rockaway, Jan. 16, schooner Three Brothets, ashore at Barnegat. Jan. 20, Sahoones Regulus, Pepper, Baracoa, ashore on Long Island. Jan. 7, pons! Eegie, Cutter, ashore on Romer. ne pieces. Jan. 30, gd Syrian, Darling, ashore on Sandy Feb. 17, Brig Billow, f Prvogt segs brandy, ashore at Fob. 17, United brig Washington, beating out, got ore on tai Wa Island. ’ Adirondack, Hackstaff, hence for Liver adage igh ie Ny Sl ho) is, im New a8, tirucl on the outer middle and beat gree: and mer bi"3, ashore on Sandy Hook—bilged. Gotof. , Schooner Azora, ni from Porto Rico, ashore near = Hi sche Aun, from Beaufort, ashore look. April 21, Se Heroine, Van Duzer, ashore on Gover- re a1, Bi a F » from Malege, 2a El ee ree cat co, , Lyon, trom Liverpool, ashore on Philadelpbie, struck Ro sunk. i Tula rac. 0 Re boat Blossom. Deo. 4 Br bark Mary Barbas, Marmand, from Pictou, Doo, 18, Sees. vr, William from coast of Africa, ashore on Tap Sheridan, De Pi from Liverpool, Dec. 3, hare south of the ‘Threw over: board about forty tons boca got off. Dec. = bt * bark Amerika, from Trepani, ruck and sunk off Bandy H Jan. 8, Sehr. =e Chark.trom Charleston, ashore on | Jan. 16, N. J. i lt boat O79, here, north of Little Jan. rogstty Preakfort, P Rose ovolls {rom o Wee Sricens, a Lute’ Cg oe ashore Feb. 9, = Eaty, pido from’ C wi Feb. ag Jackson, from New Orleens,eshore aor, ‘gob. hr Alpin, Waller, rom Franklin, La,eshere Wert | ape, A large aed from West Indies, ashore on eames a “a tee-shner Kelley,from Windsor, ashore West March 13 Ship Tieaveeelh Eldridge, from Liverpool, April 3, sabors on, Woot Bank. pat Sagua la Grand ir. iD, le, ashore south of the Highlands. : ‘April 29, Ship Gladiator, Britton, from London, went on the B xe! of Sends | iioaaa By dis May 1, fara Hooper, for Cedi, ashore on May 11, Bri ‘Oxillo, Meek, of New Haven, from Apa iectticola, ashore at Barvegat. Bil May 11, A Be. herm. brig, bound out, June 1, one. Desdemona, Morris, from Turks Island, ashore on West August 3, Schr. George, Pollock, from Newbern, ashore at Brigantine Beach. August Et ahi "Thomas H. Perkins, Graves, from Ma- nilla, ashore onthe Eest Bank. Off. Schr. R. R. Walsher, ashore on Squan Beac! September 28, Schr. ‘ets Hoyte, from Philadelphia, ashore al eae nae Emi vy, Tardy, from Curacao, ashore at bit gaen ery cool aan “from Philadelphia, sunk on November 1 Rict Schr. Charles Pitman, Townsend, from , ashore on Romer. Bilged. ¢ Osceola, Morgan, from Ivica, ashore near the thlands. Dagemnet 11, Schr. Planet, ashore on Long Island. January 8, Brig Rosia, trom 9. Mar ashore on Long February 6, Ship Sheffield, Gillespie, from Hull, ashore Zn Long Island. Discharged and got off Feb: 8, Schr. Daaey, sshose near the Sheffield. Feb: e by J. eet boat Commerce got arhore on February Oe Schr. Helen Frazier, Clark, from Portland, ashore at Deal Beach. 9, Schr. Ni hg from Frankiin, La, ine rom Turks Island, ashore on Ab- ‘aa Brig Redecca C. Fisher, Thompson, from Maya- Bog ashore at H Hempstead. ~ April 9, Bene. Eagle, from Baracoa, ashore at Sandy April 9, ser, la, Lg een for St. Augustine, ashore April 30, sper! Mi ry, Broa, be — for New Orleans, ashore on Rockaway Beac! May 17, Br. sehr. a, ay Pathie, from 8t. Johns’, ‘ashore Leegs May 17, Pn Favs, artlet, | ten Isle: May 21, Bie +e Ames, from Guayama, ashore on May 24, tok i Relora, from Gloucester, ashore on San- a 5 i ear from Cork, with wanes er near the oodlands—all. the Fpesselger May 31, Bohs Ovoae, Hulliker, from Baltimore, ashore Jane 4, Brig General Wi Wilson, Miner, from Mobile, ashore from Jacmel, ashore on on Absecom. June ji, ‘Ship Tabmaroo, Sinclair, without a an the ‘Diamond ) near the Jane 11, A fore and aft schr., lumber loaded, ashore on "West Bank. a from Ponce, ashore on the July 12, — Wm. —_ Mason, from Jamaica, ashore sandy Hi Jaly 12, O'Brien, bound to St. wt. 7 Racers August 18, Br. Bark Ann, nee for “Glasgow, ashore on West og eh bia, September 17, Ship South, rt, = for Charleston, fuhore north of Barnoga October i Patrick Howry Delano, South Bpit--Delayed a short | Oct. 93, Bark ~~ Cook, trom Waldoboro, ashore on Nov. 19, Bi wi ‘est L. “L, Balen, Basset, from Savannah, on | Dec. 6, Ship aoe for Liverpool, struck on a knoll near the Swash channel. Of. | Deo. 13, Port. schooner Tarragona, Olivina, from Lisbon, ashore on Fire Island. Dec. 17, eee Soule, Jordan, from Malaga, ashore Dec. 27, Brig Thomas i i. jenton, Conn, from St. Juan, eshore on Squan Beech. Dec. 27, pea Bal Kaudsun, from Charleston, ashore Bae: 7, fe Me wos Nepean from Rotterdam, san m,Stip Gari, probed by tho of the Bat | Swedish Bark Lotty, D ‘ashore on Squan drowned. Feb. 18, Bark New Jersey, asewls; from Savannah, ashore on Squan Beac! | Feb. 18, Schooner Register. Powers, from Newbern, ore at Squan Beach. feb. 1 hooner Alabama, Nicholson, from Philadel- ia, ashore at Squan Beach. Feb. 18, Eman — from Brandywine, ashore at Squan Beac .18, Now York Pilot Boat Mary Ellen driven ashore | off. . 18, Schooner Arkansas, Pierce,{rom North Caroli- na, ashore at Deal Beaeh. . 21, eo Reena from Matanzas, ashore at Egg . 25, Br Rockaway. . 25, Brig Lexington, Johnston, from Newbern,ashore on Staten Island. 25, Brig Brooklice, Pettingill, from Wilmington, ashore on Brigantine shoal. . 25, Brig Abeona, Clark, from Matanzas, ashore on Absecom. . 28, Schooner Horatio, Holbrook, from Norfolk, ashore near Sandy Hook, . 28, Schooner Henry M. Johnson, Hardy, from Atta- kepas, ashore on Sandy Hoo! Mar. 18, Ship Columbus, for London, w. Mar. 18, Schooner America, Johnson, from Virginia, ashore on nip oe Mar. 18, Sloop Seaman, ashore on Coney Island. Mar. 21, aus Lucy, from Boston, ashore on West Bank Mar. Mar. Harriet, York, from Tobasco, ashore at | hore on the 8. 25, Schooner Governor Brooxs, D; from Port- “land, atruck in coming up and lo: 24, Ship Henry Clay, Nye, from Liv on Squan Beach—six lives lost. shore three weeks. Mar. 28, Ship Edgar, McManus, from New Orleans, on ‘Absecom Mar. 28, Schooner Yaz00, ashore on Absecom. 16, Swedish brig Axel, from Cotte, athore on Squan 46, mr "Liverpool, Eldridge, from Liverpool, ‘stranded, by a Jersey Pilot—brought up by « New York Pilot. Feb. ’46, Bark Chancellor, b} ‘And many other importani stranded have not been noticed, but a short time. bole number ground, say— Ships Apr. Mar. S elope, 2 2'pilot boat: 1 steam boat. 220 Such is the commentary on the present system. Our neighbors, of New Jersey, are groasly deceived, it they suppose that their State derives any benefit from the present law. One-half of the Jersey pilots, so called, are Connecticut men. All get licenses in New Jersey, ai and the cash they pay for them goes to the commissioners; but three-fourthe of the whole number of ‘Jersey pilots” live in New York and Brooklyn, and pater all their earnings in this State. ‘Upon thia point, we have collected a list of residences, and the fact is indisputable. Of what use, then, is this ee to New Jersey, when the State derives neither honor not emolument. The people are not benefitted ; whilst, by countenancing the system, they are doing an injustice to their neighbors. To show the Rios ignorance of the Chamber, we have to state, that some of their wise acres, who Re retend to all knowledge of the bay and harbor of lew York, and who are most rabid, in relation to the claim of the New York pilots, have set all their wire-pullers at work, to obtain the control of an eprrorriatcs from ‘Con; ress, to build a Light louse on the South-West Spit. More consummate tolly—more blind ignorance—could not be co gated in any one profession, than that exhibite tnis stupid proposition. Any man who looks a a chart, will see that the S. W. Spit, lying, as it does, about North of Sandy Hook, could only be built on to the ruin of our principal ship channel, and of our magnificent harbor. Witha Light House on the Spit, the ship channel would be entirely impassable in{winter, from the ice which would then complete- ly choke it; ani, ina very short time, the empt ings of the rivers and bays would close the wh hole navigation with mud and sand. Congress will consult practical pilots, before committing such an irreparable injury as these blind men would per- petrate against the best interests of New York 1 hey have no consideration for the sufferings of tae shipsi which would be driven away from our port, to find shelter in Boston, Newport, Nortolk, orf Bermuda. What, to them, is it that our ship- smiths, sail-makers, ‘carpenters, &c, would lose their winter’s business? They want light, truly— | bled to podtesse | charged with o! under the following ci ng man was clerk to a Mr. V, RB. ester, about a year ago; and on leaving that situa. tion, Mr. Rowe gave bim s letter, setting forth his goed qualities for honesty, &c. He likewise obtaioed a aimi- fur letter froma Mr. W. H Cheney, of the above city; upon bis arrival in this city last Fahad he showed these letters to Phi and Dod, nd | asked permission to ace of such reference, ‘several hundred dolla: | goods, of Mensees and Brother, tor which ring he heiog short of the wind, by copys am pril the date of the letters, 3 id the dour’. credit by this method, of the and Haynes, No. 2, Burling Slip, paper warehourse, $160; W. Pomroy, B. Clark, No. 13 Platt street, Mesare. Boardman and Hart, No. 6 Burling Slip, Hague and Redfield, No. 92 John atr ot, $240; and jes Nor. val, 100 John street, $145. ‘The inajority of these will be recovered ,in all probability. Officer Bowyer ob- served this young man on Saturday fast, in King’s pawn shop in Grand street, endeavoring to pawn some plates, forks aud spoons, a portion of the property Ay purebased by these representations; which fact created the sus- plies of this officer; therefore he followed his move- Bente for several hours around the si, which = mately resulted in his arrest. On offi searching his room, at the Merchant’s hotel, very handsomely bound Bible, an English edition, which is supposed to have been obtained by some fraud: ulent transection. Committed for examination. Charge of Grand Lavceny—Officer Stewart, of the Police Office, Tombs, urrented. a young ma by the name of George Vallet, charged with stealiug a wallet containing $60 in bank bills, belonging to Mr. Britton, who keepsa grocery store on the corner of Franklin and Church streets. It appears Mr. Britton dropped his book from “ig ocket, and suspicion resting upon the boy, h therefore, arrested on suspicion. Locke‘ up for ‘exaseination. Stealing a Pocket Book.—Bill Dickinson, alias Law- rence, Was yesterday arrested by officer O'Keefe, cherged with stealing a pocket book containing $60 in gold, belonging to Charles Stevenson, of No. 330 Water tr Locked up for trial. Fugii from Justice.—Two boys, about 16 or 17 years of age, by the names of Jospeh born avd Ed- win Hughes, were arrested early sterday morning, by sore Beman, of the 1 dent Police’ at the ya 6 those letters, 1846, instead effect, for be procured e following firms: Forker G er with $400 Sattenetag to the above ‘k of the firm, Mr. Brooks, came on y . day morning, in pursuit, and procured the aid yi Mr. Beman, who very cleverly caught them. On searching their persons, $358 of the money was recovered. They were Token back last evening, to Boston, for trial. Burglary—The dwelling house No. 189 Delancey streets ‘oceupied by Mr. Nicholas Hardenbrock, was bur, ariously entered oe arenes sarin of bers following property :—' alf eagles, sil ett watohy and a silver pencil case, aoe jo arrest. Another Burglary.—The dwelling house of Mr. Hub- bell, No. 7 Leroy street, was igh fered entered - night, and robbed of a quantity of articles. Mr, H. be ing absent threfrom, ‘the amount could not be ascer- the name of ‘on np Ae afternoon, ult and ‘ba:tery on alewyer by the ark. It appears that Mr. Clark was @ in the Court of Common Pleas, y terday afternoon, and using language which was ‘ice . ed personal and very offensive tu Mr. Meach—con- sequently he arose and struck Mr. Clark several violent blows in open Court, which created a very great sensa- tion amongat the young limbs ofthe law. The magis- trate held Mr, Meach to bail in the sum of $1000, for future good bebavior, which he and was liberated upa from custody. Petit Larcenies—John Brown was arrested last ni OH ed with stealing ilk purse containing sovere! ank bills, valued at $17 49, Delonging to Edward res No. 817 Water street. Locked up by Justice Osborne. Fruitful Thieves —Fred. May, Jack Karigan, Jack Mo- Laughlin and David Lenton, (ali boys,) were cuught yes- terday, stealing a lot of oranges, worth $8, from the ship Vespasian, lying at the foot-of Duane street. Locked up fortrial. Caltar—Patrick Joice, John Joice, Peter rH, John orn hin aoe Patrick 0" ere ali arrested in a cellar on ‘Bunley night. t were pounced Been, By by [74 it Captain the 3d. werd. H jor ecd behavior. Embezzlement. per Ppeteons clerk in i orge V. Pomroy, ahardware me: Ki jd-at , was arrested yesterday, charged with embezzling $80, under the following circumstances. Bunting, it appears, sold e bill of goods toa Mr. Wil- liam H. Chase, of Mass., for $80, and received the cash ; and instead of placing it into the till, he put it into his own pooket, and deb ts Mr. Chase with that jamount on the book. Mr. Pomiro) king this mode of doing nabbed in the act re must have no power to ruin us by their light jouse. We again call upon Congress to send after the whig pilot Eeyore who served under Gov- ernor Seward, who can expose more rascality than any other men, and who can give the most impor- tant information. Our Governor, and our Senate and Assembly, have asked for a repeal of the unnecessary law o| 1837. The people at large demand it—as an act of justice, and for the greatest good—and all expect immediate action. Let no time be lost. Monrtreat, Friday, April 24.—No vessels from sea yet, The packets between Montreal and Que- bec are ‘doing a good business, both in freight and pas- sengers. Itis that a coalition has been effected be- t an usual—Great | 5, ing a tub of butter word from a bs be- longing to John D. Meyer, No. 652 Hudson-st,, while his Wagon was standing at Washington Market. "Caught by Assistant Captain Buck of the Third ward. Petit Larceny.—John Palmer was caught yesterday, ards of unbleached muslin, worth $14, illiam Howarth, No. 8 Broad st. stealing 180 belonging to mitted for trial. Rather ny it in the tne ato, five the State prison, ait being denied by Recorder Scott, es the objec tions not being sufficient. From Nassav.—The Royal Mail sieamer Med- way, arrived on the 13th instant, from the Gulf of Mexico, last from Hi d, in the after- noon ef the same 'M. had a largo number of passengers on board. H. M. ship Canapas called off Havana about the time the steamer left, ou her way to Halifex, having a detecn- ment of the 77th Regt. on Poord. ‘eleaan (saysthe @ of Hood ent inst.) that by ial letter is re- ut aerttieata Cy ‘cube had been of Spain, to give up the two Com- amall craf', viz: the Water Witch, idy of the Lake, belonging to this port, some tim jetained and possession of in the Havana, injunction, none of our vessels will be least under sixty days to sail along the Coast of Cubs, for the purpose of procuring turtle. We would there- fore (says the editor) cvutiun the masters of our turtle- ing drogers to avoid being found loitering along thie goat, Lg detected, rest assured they will be severely jealt w: $20.000 business at the lat bo Bo atthe ut of at. 5 a AMERICA ! OK HERE. wot OF WINDOW asta one the ing fey 15 per cent helow cost, to WARD WAM3: Broadway and Hoary. a. OREGON! ENGLAND! sidered telertcor yous to a 10 the Inhabitants of the whole boundiess invite reas: and each of ‘our own well aloon, that by call Falton street, near Gre eaves ae a 1d all the edi! far exceedwg any Dlete sor the price. No. Ci, at any time on passing by, just drop im and test ‘iedge of the quantity and prices lor your own n the rival companies, ard that the fare for the sea- one fixed at $2 for the cabin, and twenty five cents in eo ‘The modification of the pro rovincial customs act, toad- mit American wheat into Canada duty free, for export to England, or to be ground in bond for been effected without serious opposition, threat of resignation on the part of the ministry. ‘The proposed reduction on leather and ten manufao- tures, as published a short time ago, has not yet passed into law, but the: doubt of the result. An act wi Vemger jast night for the removal of the disabilities which the body ef Christian Unitari- ans have hitherto labored. There is much discontent at itation amor fe classes of dissenters, erie to the interference o: Be geal in sus the sale of the clergy reserve Yesterday was St. George’s day, and was observed with due honor Ugh allof English descent. There wasa numerous and respectable ssion in the morning, and a spi eta wet in ening. The news of the success of the Britis! is in India reached here on We: and it is so1 hat surpri- pe at Gere oa this is th at of government and ead quarters of Canada, no official demonstra- he wii peor nora single gun fired in token of re- Earl Cathcart has taken up his residence at Monkland the seat of thegate Govertor oS, Lord Metcalfe. The military parade on the Champ de Mars are to commence next week ; thisis earlier t activity prevails in the ry department at ae ed the forses of the citadel have been teniest, and no one is allowed toenter unless on express business. Major Generel Sir James Hope left here on Wednesday evening to inspect the troops in ma at Quebec. Government has purchased another island in the St. Law- rate little higher up than Montreal,and near Lachine, for the supposed purpose of pg fortifications. Every [aie ipo seems making both tor offence and defence case matters should come to the worst, but of which | trust there is little ground for apprehension. The Mey en ferent corps’ of wohashers tre constantly drilling, have made great progress. The canals are to be aay open en the first of May, anda 4, in Se mada of the erloan wheat Loan apposed ae the bet dyson Britain fe from my w Quabec.—Cerrespondenc Rice’s Bapreee, 16 7 10 Walk street. neh Movements of Travellers. The Lichen: aterday formed a further indication of the numerous influx of ae ppc that successively, at this season, fill our principal hotels. There are at the Ameaican.—M. Swartzwelder, Pitts! iF. Rogier, Missouri ; R. Smith, Md. ; E. B. Harrison, Va. : Riohd Lembd, do. ; W. Richar dson, Ais. 3 F. Clark, U. 8. A.; Virel bi Schriver, 1% Lieut, Watson, 8..N.; W. Ben: Tes ut. Geo. Rains, big pgm Phila- ayn, Lg A ja Kobier, Ric ond : P, W. Gpreons, N. J.; G. Re sates =a St. Thomas ; 4 tee cere Nr M fy igi ton; W. . Waren. oO” Hate, es Bq J.W. ;.N. Hol jo. , Robert Kele, es Carter, ‘Manchester, England barlemagne, from Orleans, ashore | © , Springfield, Ii. Col. Mussey, April », at soatey ‘iy chace Want opto 5 be ier eee do; E. a vent ridgehs: L 'bilged and full of water. oe. OY, Baek Noemie us for Boston, in going out | Cruz; W. ben ron, Ni Perth April 30, Schooner A nm 7) remained for two hours. 5 Ww. Philadelphia’, Hi Jen. 31, vnet Excelsior, ag neg ad Ieland. | : aly, May 28, ashore on Corleer's | Jan. 31, Lage eg Ellis, trom » | le low Hook. t, | Jaly 13, Sci Valin he 1, from Baltimore, | Feb. 1, sshoguer Wa Young, ‘Lomas, ashore at Brigan- | 3 on Sandy Hoo .Y. 5 A 4 schooner bound, ashore on Sand; 4 ashore near Brigdehampton, L. 1. | J. 4 i hence enter __| ps ceva aa aera eo es ug. jesers. y, A aneeie, Hascksey, from Sen cihare ), Parsons, from | sae: | res. , Se Seen "a Toland. “f oie J. Holford, London ; | A taf aged beg Pena rant Litto Ras Harve o b. 17, Bes Robert Bruce, trom Honduras, on the Mud J. B. ‘Wanen, A Sere eerren on Hempotend Beteh. Ruged, en” | rey, 17, tnip John Minturn, Starke, from New Orleans, 8: toon thet mey v0 New or pets Oarhie taal, i ‘Opes on Sundays. am im*r FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY. CS STREET, Depot for the Nees ere ee Scented Toilet Soaps, Kiet N's tine, on rs hie v SB Wenelt at ene als sir TBoape, Patent Chrystalline Candles, uy a lm*rre JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLYR. FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK. see | MME © SARROLL'S Medicated, Vapor and boo baat se a gion nthe teh A 9 . remedy or colds, theuretey 2 ver, ke , and not aly’ Cure, bat preven ; = mene a a thoroagh el! mal pees. we Oe SE RET SE oles maihan yeu Tequire half ax hour's Portable Vepor Baths sent to any part o GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS. PETER ROBERTS haa received by late arrivals, and ci a ‘i moments ae lars Teens and epee "Brae Seed Lar, Hd fom UAWNS AND Cambulc OKEROHIEES. Tape, hem’d stich, 5) ‘and coloied borders. Se ae ERY AN reeancr Silk eon ay aetna Fed "span gen ocen, a werk ‘to 63,75, ee vsid ota. and em Regey : een ae oars i eon, Jodie Mrs Caps, Wd Cap Span cum CyDan 58, c00s oy paronrarion: pyr noo BS parE