The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1846, Page 4

‘The General Van Ness Case. Cimcvrt Count, Wasurnaton, Dec. 1, 1846. Morning very cold and raw. Court re-assembled at 10 o'clock Mr. Kett called to the stand by counsel for the plain- tif, Examined by Mr. Brent.—My name is mas Kell ; testified as to certain stoves furnished by him, by order or request of Gen Van Ness to Mra. ; she refused to take the first stove | brought, because it was too amall, | told her a larger one would cost more mo- ney, and I was not willing unless gould pay the balance ; she told me it would be all right that he (Gen. ? ‘ould pay it. No, sir, it never was settled. I furnished a stove and fixtures of the size she wanted ; Gen. Van Ness told me.it would be settled in the second quarter. Witness testified to Lining « eral floors with aine around the stoves in Mrs. Conner’s ; recollect fur- nishing a blower, dust-pan, &o.; don’t recollect lining a bed-room floor, near the stove, up stairs, with zino. Mr. Brent requested Mr. Kell to go to the house of Mrs Conner, and refresh his memory by Lees at the up stairs room and the besement parlor, and he did’at do the work of lining the floors and ‘fixing up the stoves | tor both these rooms. ewamined by Mr. Bravtry—Yes, sir; she said e desired the larger stove, a would cost more, that it would all be right; Gen. Van Ness told me he would settle the Le in my seeond quar- ter’s rent ; as well as! recollect, 1 the time. A discussion here was raised between Mr. Bradley | and Mr. Brent, on the question of the production of a certain paper or envelope of a Philadelphia letter of the | presented the bill at plaiotifl, purporting to be from General Van Ness, which | gnvelope the counsel for the defendant (Governor Van | ited, a witness or Witneraes would prove rio ‘oxe sustained Mr. Bradley, and was ably second- od by Me Caniistxz, who contended that the counsel for t! plaintiff (Mr. Brent) had changed his ground since y that yesterday Mr. Brent maictsined that the ad no right to examine a wil upon a paper | not present in the court, hat to-day, on the other hand, Mr. Brent argues for the secondary evi- | dance by the ‘defence, before the production of the a ved “May, for the plaintiff, desired that the Court would | decide. ~The Coury stated the simple question to be whether | the counsel for the plaintiff intended to refuse the paper | in question. Mr. May.—Oh! no, sir, we are only too willing to pro- duce the paper. ‘The Covnt.—Then why don’t you produce it? Mr. May said, he desired to cross-examine the witness in regard to the stamps of which he spoke yesterday —he dad pot wish to examine recerd, or that witne: ould ined in regard to the euvelope; and proceeded to state reasons why the envelope was not necessary to be Produc as mn arose as to the point in the proceedings at which the exemination of yesterday was suspended. ‘The Covnr explained, from whioh it would ay ‘appear that the witness, at the adjournment, was in the hands of the defence. Mr. Barwr said the had not yet been he @ before the Court yesterday er i the x or envelope in question, daaldte preaucaa, rises Mr. Buewt.—Very well, sir; and he produced the pa- per from his pocket book. It wasa worn piece of paper, purporting to be the cover or envelope of the letter pen pprteg to have heen written by Gen. Van Ness to Mre. A W.Connor, July 1845, promising that he would forthwith make her ni ‘legal wife,” &o. Mr. Rexsr, of the Phil-delphia Post Office, recalled.— Examined by Mr. Bradloy.—On Tnesday of last week, Mr. Hepburn called at the Philadelphia Post Ottice, and produced thi Pages F {the envelope, which wus passed to the witne: asked if 1 weuld procure him the ntamp of the two po which he pulled out this envelope, and asked if Fhe im- ade by that stamp; told him distinctly it ke some impression e both tried; | gave and I tried; we did not ing to correspond: we blurred , but stili the face of the stamp was different from the mavelopes. There has been some change in th piece of paper, and he tri tin making any "al? Baext—Yeu, sir, Dr. Page Delieve, took the iak out of it Las Discussion arose as to ‘he propriety of maki remark, Mr. Brent maintaining that it was proper own behrif, and that that was ene reason why hi made the obser: ation. rue Count desired that the examination proceed in its order. Witwess— Yes sir. Wo failed to make a satisfactory impression; my sttention was attracted to the ost-mark, after notieing that the a manifest imitation; went to the pla the figures; Mr. Hepburn at the rail; don’t know that he saw me; | figures we used in 1845; | res; said there was some mp; different figures for day stamp larger; Mr. Hep- ut a8 far off as Mr. Brent, and { (Walk light”) Witness ex- mps. Comparing the stamp on the with the gennine, discovere: ifference in the size ofthe figures; | called Mr. He; attention ‘to the fact; r whic! so for the investigation not very factory. Mepburn returned the next day, Wednesda: morning; he remarked that be was there on for another, and mentioned the name, perhaps Mr. Brent, but don’t recollect. Mr. Baewt—Oh, yes, he went at my request. Wirnass—The ual that made the stamp on that occasion was Mr Nott (the day stamp). Mr Buxvr here raised an objectios to evidence of con- versations with third persons. Wirwxss—I remarked, to an enquiry of Mr Hepburn, that Mr. Binney was the man who made the man well known, I ois bad rn’ hh, he left the office, remarking that stamp, and that, a@he livedsomewhat out of the way, 1] would go with hi Mr. Burnt raised an objection to going any further, ania debate sprang up. The Covrr decided thi was evidence for witness to state the acts of third — connected with the testi- mony he was giving in regard to the stamps. tor. Baenr—Very well he may state th bomvaunehianns EY continued th too, then. Me. Ba. cent rate was made by Mr. then the * yds] in our office, and ask did; Mr. Yepvers ~a~ the envelope, Binney if that impression was produced by Mr. Binney, after examination, it was not; | en jee out the impression of th mp; that’s it— passed to the jury;) I then asked him to compare the stamps; Mr. Buuney then took a magnifying glass and compasses and said that the say stamp and “the rate stamp on the envelope were both forgeries? Mr. Brext—He said they were both forgeries. sir; they were both forgeries. The genuine stamp, andthe “25” in the envelope were different. We had then some cenversa- tion about advertising for genuine impression lof the stamps of July or ‘August, 1845. xamination—The two LAdvertisement shown io a Philadel, bearing the Phi- of July nderstood)—reward of $10 offered for letter or envelope, bearing the genuine stamps of said date. Paper with tho advertisement identified by the aud then passed to t p) 2” cent stamp for 1845; the : iguees were alvered after July ; we have one stamp for diop letters and one for letters that go out o} the city. [Specime: to the jury. Advertised list of 26:n of July, 1345, day by Mr. érent, M. A; W. Conaor, nor in tae list of the week following } Had there been a letter for her left in the office onthe day of making up the list of letters for wivei would have been atvertised ; all the cierks in the office are employed in making up the advertised list; 1 have been in the post office for about twelve years. {And here we psuse ia our report to remark upon this Wonder. Mr. Reese must be a most unexceptionable of- ficer, to have stood fast for twelve matations for that time in the Philadelphia post eilice } itwxes.—There is no double ring on the genuine two cent stamp, as there is on the envelope. Summing jeuce, it appeared that the ‘2 ” cent stamp wrong place, or on the wrong side of the le and tae date stamp a! that the figures are alto; ther between the genuine stamp and those of the en ears, during all the | lope. There is suilicient space fora“ 6” to have been | put in. Capt. Easny, of the jury, inquired why, if a letter, for | Jostance, was put in the ‘ailadelphia post office to-day, and carer d to-morrow morning, why it would be charged * inte? ined that it was to pay the costes of ad- ri papers. retired awhue topatronise the cake stand in the Broat to a most cro sto th» role of stamping the letters—the respec vere and pri s8-qnestioning, tive mps—the time when id the sides of sides of the rate” andthe © dey’ the change was made io the Agures, letter stamped—the diferenee in the figures in the offi ‘he siteration in the “6” cent stamp, and the shape of | the hole in the stamp wherethe f cares were placed.— Compreaes, or divilers, were passed to the witaess to Measure a feguine stamp, or stamps of the Philadelphia s: ofive 1a Comparison’ with the alleged forgeries in Van Ness envelope. Gare his opinion that there ancles between tue genuine stamps javelove. In ths course of his exami- 2, witmese stated that he did not measure the stamps ae anvelope, bat that Mr Binney vt. Bacer—Is Mr. Binney bore Mr. Banouer.—Mr. Dinney is he Mr. Bacer engaged wit R me wuring the geniine s velope the witness, in mps aod the stanps on the en that exact, sir, between the two? "aithou =¥ ot, sir, it's exact, after allowing a sixteenth part of an ioch for the difference. {o repeated adm remeats witness contended for the jenuine ¢ stamps on the envelope in disput boss was asked on which side the date was stamped on Jectecs going oat of the city, aod said én the right. Wirsess was shown a letter by Mr. Breat which he wil be d just Seen placed in hie bands with the stamp on the lett. Witness asked to itentify {iy Mar Are you aot mistaken ? " -No, 1 am a aieenans cocing ie Ware forwacd “pou the table indignautly.) That letter wae manalactared for the occasion \vterwerd the witness apologized, and qualified his fess Goay tos doubt. Mr. Brent asked the witness if he had aot ai Col man’s Hotel, been checked by Col. Mor- ris, of New the time of the opening of this case beiore the of expressing an opinion about The witoess said he had been ‘ks; but that he had not said it 1 OF @ Very good case, being detained from 1) o'clock till e quarter”! in the witness box, Mr. Reese was relieved. igs”) io tae an aaa the ve "®) i th, and toe other t ‘| 4 when'I said it | produced the stamp, after | ' ohia paper for a | t office stamps of 1845, about the last part | h | 1 am able to say ; | ned by Mr. Baext—I saw nothing of an | a you called; never that envelope be- ected by Mr. Wit. | 3 think it: [eu NS lle area the genuine stam and ite impressions {ee used a yo to try the ize of them; le with a great of attention; the gentleman asked if it was a counterfeit, and | said it was; Mr. Reese was with them; the figure that I cut was straight at the bottom— this is curved; the rim on the one that f cut was a double rim; this bas a single rim; the stamp had more ink on the Dottom when | first uw it then it now has; s of be = sort are Gothic figures; the envelope is not stamped with » Gi hic figure; the gentleman asked me if there lar on elope was wider than the genuine: exa minad it with the guage, | oak uy oo oe i) spoke of a certain chemical which the ink | conld be taken ont, but told them jomn te A id not do it. Cross-ezamined by Mr. May —Lettera with stamps on shown the witness fur comparison. The witness was aa gentleman, and a iets 4 deaf, and spoke slowly, and | mination was tedious. At half-past four o'clock | court, after another very tedious day, adjourned Wy Exptosion or a Botter.—About half past 8 yee. | terday morning, a steam boiler in Mr. Jabez Co- "a machine factory, South Boston, exploded, took == and flew away. A lad had j trled the finding that the water was above the flues, 2° turn. |‘ ed to go away, when the explosion took place. A small pa hag - ie | | fregment of the boiler was throw! ising through two floors was torn from its brick bed, d valasoag Hoes a sixteen. inch wall, and a pile of boards, carried away nearly the whole side of a shed occupied with machine- ry, broke three heavy machines to pieces, and continued its flight across to the South Cove wharf, broke one of the piles, and then sunk into the water, having traversed distance of full 250 yards. The boy who tried the | gauges was blown about fifteen feet, but received no in- | | jury. A man, who was at work ona stage, was thrown | | off and bruised, but not soriously. ir. Cook, who | | was at work in the shed, had a small eome fractured in | if his ‘This was the extent of the personal in- | eived, notwithstanding there ry it work in the two sho; While fount one way, the steam w vent through the roof east —a distance of 150 feet. As it expanded, rolled along, loomed up in coming in contact with the common | Stmnoephers, “it looked like a thousand fire brands in a greut cloud”—to use the language of a young man who ‘Was at work in the shop at the tit Boston Post, Dec. 3. tng Sales of Stocks at Boston. w sere, 49, 10165 100 ‘ 't Boston Co, s I by a, Jes ot Norw: gad Worcester RK, 51; 25 Socom 3 as Long Islaud do, | 25%; x 7 AUCTION. sha Old Co! pa aty 4shs Kastern do, 735 do; 5 lo Rogen and Maine 6 per Bonds 27-100 US 's pe Per cent, pay COMMERCIAL, New York, December 3, 1846. Asuee—The market is steady at $5 75, with small a for pearls. Pots are extremely dull at have ra tre for leas, About 150 bbls. or more have sold at $4 87%. Bexswax.—We have only to notice a sale of 2000 lbs. prime Western yellow at 28 cents, cash. Corron.—The ‘ket remains firm, with a lossened | e les to day were quite medapite: and | | were chiefly taken for export. We quote, Livesroon Crassirication. Uplands. houe. Ordinat Good Mei “igi Siddting Fe | 1 ‘he market continues very firm, “a with a moderate stock of the various descriptions, freee bas have | | ae advanced % a \ ofa cent per lb cepecially to Bran ‘of whic the al sale | | 27% cents; 1000 Sumatra 7x ; 800 | ay ra 75, a7 5 ‘and 300 Merecaivo 8a, 4 mos. Ftax —A lot of 12 000 lbs. Western has been taken for | | consumption rt 8 cents, cash. Faurr —Bunch raisins under the new duty have fe. clined to $1 60 for boxes, 80 cents for half do, and qr. do., with sales of 2000 boxes, and as many halves at les include 5 cases Genoa citron less 3 per cent for cash ; 40.000 Baracoa cocoa $24 a $25 ; and 250 bushele North Carolina pea nuts $4 25, cash. Froun ayo Mrat.—There has not been much activity in the market for Western flour since our lest, but the closing of the canals has induced rather more firmness on the part of holders ; prices, how: are without parti- cular change. The arrivals {roi ny continue large, and we un ind there are ut 100,000 bbis. now afloat or onthe wharves; ofthe stock in store, a consi- rable portion has been sold, and awaits facilities for shipments. The transactions of Saturday and Monday | reached 10 a 15,000 bbls. Western and 2000 Brooklyn, the | latter at $5 26. Yesterday, some 6a 10,000 bbls. changed | hands, including 1000 Brooklyn at $5 31M 5 4.2 6000 | Michigan and Ohio, in stere, $6 29 a $5 31%, and $5 1234 8 $5 18% afloat ; 4000 Genesee $5 25 afloat, and $5 SI a $5 375¢ in store, with the usual privilege of remaining | free of storage id 500 sour New Orleans $4 50. South ernis without change. with a quiet market ; 3 a 400 bbls. | | common sold at $5 18% ; 100 Battimore city mills $6 914; | | and 500 Georgetown $5 60 a flour may be quoted at 3 16 a $4 for North River and Jersey ; buckw! heat #4 e {Br vag meal $3 8734, cash—of the latter ] nsold. Exports from the Ist to flour, 115 161 bbls. ‘he market for the various descriptions is q ; the export demand is seriously checked by | the difficulty of fecting shipments, and that for home use is moderate. The sales of Wheat aro but 4,500 bush | mixed Western, part inferior, at $1 02 a $1 06 for milli ing. Is to the extent of 40,000 | , and 7: Barley is offered pretty freely, and is du sold, part for export, at 67 cents for inferior, to 61 for | | good. Northern Oats may be quoted 37 a 39 cen’ Mr | Fashele Southern sold at 30a 31 cash, ‘The transactions | ia Corn are ayer a igen at about previous ra‘ they | include 2,500. bushels mixed Western, for export, at 3 | cents; 500 White Northern, 75; and 8 a 10,000 new and interior old Southern, 60 a 6113, weight. Black eyed Peas have been sold to some extent at $1 75 a $2 26 per bag for common to superior Jarges 2,000 bushs Northern white Beans brought $1 1234 per bushel. Mapes, ray in to 30th Noy. 267,360 bush. 303,121 bush. 161,733 bueh. | 64,363 bush. ¥ 933 bush. Hay—Sitice our last, 1,000 a 1,500 bales North River have been sold at 40 a 45 cents. Hemr —Sales within a fe | pales Sisal at $140 6 months; and al | Amerions,| on torms we did not learn. ‘A sale hi n made of 80 bales first sort Fast Western, for export, at 10a11 cents, cash. co—We have only to notice a sale of 25 ceroons cas, on terms not transpired. ox —We notice sales of 250 tons Scotch m pis, and 2000 woos Russia sheet, on terms not made pul Leao—We notice sales of 2,000 pigs Hisvouxi at $4 45 & 4 60, cash. Motasses—The market is dull, and prices havea Lindy bevy 1 70 hhde sour tuba, sold for distill. , at 14 cents; 69 Porto Rico, 28; 40 bbls new crop New On leans, for immediate delivery, 35, and 70 do afloat, to be landed in a few days, 3334234, 4 months. By auction, 26 hhds Trinidad Cuba sold at 2ta220; and 133 bbls and half bbls New Orleuns, 254226X, 3 mos. Navat Srones—Turpentine continues as previously noticed, with some arrivats since eur last; a small lot of old North county, sold for distilling, at $3 25 per 280 Ibs. ‘ne arrivals of spirits turpentine, receatly, have been ind prices have fai — slight ly declined; | 3 wanted, from 5! ve been made at 53055 cents, cash, and 53, Smmonthe; and some 150 casks, to arrive, at 40, cash. There is no demand for common | rosin, and none for tar, except in small lots for consump- tion. | Northern Rye has changed | bushels at 764; cents in th e been made of 527 it 300 do dew rotted n for home uso at 38 cei thong but there has been nothing done for export Ai | seed remaius Seam. at 57 cents, cash: which will now ard of no sales. Cask ol ne house, and held ad 5 5,000 at $1, cash and 6 months. 300 bbls crude spe: term: did not learn; and 90 bbls No. 2 Baltimore Jard | , oil, 41 cents, cash. Proristons—Ohio pork remains inactive, and we have ; in foreiga, entered under the new duty, we have is all in hands | this | ence, and | bores | closing of | olent, to doiling heat. Molnseos, itis thought, in demand for E , in which case it w: share the samo fate se sugars janters will reap & at harvest this — should dings continue as Ervorable as now. eae bts Guayama, flour is worth $16, meal’, and ne thing erouna the stad is a | thus eerly fee Barope ot ais. and Soom Cee Ueiied Bepee | at $445 to first cargoes, of s sides numerous } sted out; so no doubt the fever will be very island, with American provisions, an: and St. Croix, 8 wilt of ped very high for produce advices mention that orders are out | |, and in abundance, be- European an: ‘Amsrican agents, on the windward I tted, as as it will take | sometime to clear off the stock. Here four is selling | slow at $7a $7i, il $22, and very yee 94%, Sohne feel mighty — e, and well the; d more especial | Te emnenne Sey one a recta ed » ht or $64, which is not enough for ‘the wool off of of the ot freedom. Poor Denmark, whi foolish step, which will soon de- cide your downfall’ British money has been the infi eer Dy ‘raz end St. is to take plac entire ruin, an the nor-tseneral Van nies, will have to seek plu is certain, they The weather is wary warm hat ae sickness. The dry | of business this f | alone into this Island last — ‘was risibg $1, d still they come. Exchang: poll mh on England, $4 ae a SD. Domestic on rego Atnany, Dec. 2.—As we predicted, last ni “canal navigation. The canal will, Est closed until ice in the river this moi impede navi Michigan and bea bility, ble nesee at $6 06. Hi in store. Barley. cts. A lot of two-rowed is on the market, for which 55 cts. is asked, but Cirveranp M, | ince last report | key 343; Butter laseos at present The The arrivals o! 25th, at the Levee, for 24,247 barre! et 200; Iron 168,239; Nails 37,206; Pig Iron 26,000; 14,405; Potters Ware 17,463; Coal 6,043 bushels; Wheat 20,048, The market is very e unfavorable state of the weather, have ret | and there is but very tle wheat or other grain offering. Flour sells for $50 5 1234. and other | thet emancipa: it, for it will be soak the Danish cowane. belie 100 ially 0 much less for their ernment “ suckers,” suchas the Gov. Scholton, and many others in the colo- r elaewhere; but-one thi: cannot Freed on the home governme: preg mined “alt a gee! importation ‘ot a ary gente | on U.8.1 a2 percent. rin basi, HLF. it was the + Eh . There was considera. but not suffi- pies. Flour—Sales of 600 bbis. at $6, and about 100 bbls. Ge- folders ask $2" 6% for what they have '—Bales of 1200 bushels four-rowed at 56 buyers offer only 54 cts. lanket, Nov. 27-—The cans] receipts re, Flour 3,591 bbls; Pork 148; Whis- 2,222 Ibs; Lard 4,730; Bacon 1 1949; Mo- dull. Very litte te doing in the market close of avigation, in connection with tarded sales, Wheat 92 cts. athe N. O. Picayuse of the f flour, sa) e last two days, amount to | phar AW, Arrived, — N Ponto Canetro,—Schr Darius—J Reed, Miss R Cartinoz, | Passengers Sallcd. o1-—Sreamship Acadia, fagart, New York; Mire oor Halifex—Mr Eausa, Mr Boutell, wife and three chil- Liv: dien—6. Maki ba ey iner, | James Coustabl cher ah thin Pen Foe York; Rev N O'boonel, .of 'Brookiyay 3 from Boston, (additional hnson, AF Silver, wile ana @ Dix, 9 of Salins 3 Mead, of New 5 bal ten of Phila. Livenroo1—Ship Amer'cau—30 pives 18 hhds 20 quarter | ks wine HL Booth— 02 toas salt Thompson & Ne, hew— W_ Orgill—1304 bars irou Bloeckr, Oothout & co— 26 crts 3 hhde 2 cks 200 cous coal to order —Ship Ed ius—1 cas mdze Hessendruck & co— ne casks 0 and t ‘Box samples aug Notteboh—t7 as donad 1 box do & Pavenstad: & Schumacker—72 do McCall & buoue <2 bales mdze Umbar, Damoman Scents do do L. i bol: 3 Juttenet 17 do Vietor & rder. Citanceston—gh p Southport—76 bales cotton G Bulkle; 8 do Bulkley & Gookin—202 do H rie—241 Deuntstonn & co~239 do Kichard Irvia—49 do Brown eS & co—40, Jobn poe c-bks David Pen Boston—Ship Ai Ses, 22 bla wool, b 300 bags c.f MARI PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 4. Ship Manhattan, Barrett, vei eaday: * tus, Ship American, the NW. weather. The E ip Arkansas, ‘Southport, rice to G takiog the gle on eame to anchor Cove, blowin) barometer gr Pavated bu (new Tast, to the maste: ‘Snip Maulda, ( ballastto NL ip Dal | only to notice sales of 650 bbis; mess at $9 62%; prime is entirely nominal at $8; beef is without enumation; | some western prime mess brought $15 50; and 100 tierces choice Baltimore about $17; 173 bis westera beef hams | sold at $11; and 200 do superior Vermont, $12 per dbl. of | fa 220 Ib.—no charge for packages. Ot Ohio pickled meats | there are no sales, 160 Dbis superior State hams brought | 6; and some shoulders, 445 cents; Oaio lard is quiet; | 200 bbls. fair to good sold at 74 a 7% cents. Rrez—The market continues extreme! quotattons are nomina . Sat—Sinee our Inst, a cargo of 9161 bushel# Turks Island, and an invoice of 934 sacks ol nan ground, | have deen sold on terms not Toeg Sexvs—Ropgh flax has been Tequeat for crash ing | | jn a neighboring market, and seve | have changed hands, part at iver 96 Pie os hav: | ing been purchased at less, and rate Ly soid without janged hands at 7K a 7% cents, 6 months. moe, bm have heard of no sales. | brandy is very scarce, Fastern maitecniy is worth 33 whiskey sold pretty freely at 21 cents; | eed vot Pereets 80 have change! huads at 210234. | closing at the lower rate. Svoans.—There is a moderate demand from she trade, god ~ New Orleans the market is firm at previous | | Brice ; for Porto Rico, however, they are %, and for abe bea 4 a Jy a cont per lb. low, Sasa Set inven, the duty by the new tarif! reduced materially. We | qaote sales of 70 hhds. new crop New Orleans, 1 a 8K Cents ; 50 Porto Rico, 84 a 8%, 4 mos; and 800 a low boxes brown and low white Havana at the reduction noticed above. The stock of Muscovadoes, yesterday, conmated of bhda, St. Croix, 200 Porto Rico, 150 Luba, | and 76 New tl vn way 1 bhds. serena “i078 | aT eee are ty Gores or Rese Evvars—! let on ‘ to Cs je, Gil Brig RC bishe cotton, ke, to ship umber. Darius | 8 W Lewis. > Saar @, on the ae eanaees split sails, to Pose & Boynton ne Diamond, fis od ony Behr val stores, to hr Herald ‘The brig, Cordelia, Hatch, arrived Necker resorts a snccession o it passage the even yee, Brio Saran Woon—[aformati wee jal of the A Canp—Capt Joha J Heard, of hi, pregeuts his thanks Jackson, for his gentiomanly olen ‘of pasistanee, Foreign Importations. New Orleans, Sevenush, Dunham, te Dimon; “Anedes Quandear, vee, Boyd & Hincken;_ Alabama, Bordeanr, AG Beason & ei selva Ohio, Sanh Wilmington NG N'L MeCreedy & Thora, Sandford nigton: AJ Horton, Corsen, Brtxos St Jago; Jacob Wavinoud,: Kersung, Phited slo) Saas rovideuce; barge Borer Wil Phi biletelp on, Cool erwood, Charteston, “Dunham & D; we (sw) Sarkman, heeler, Newbern, verpool, with mdse to Nov 4046, tongg | | 65, tell 1a with sche Heral hones, for Phi took the a aud cre: 25th | Nov ins gale. Had los! sui der. WI | she had 3 feet water in her hold. 2th Hows Sani NW, 120 miles distant, spoke ship’ Mason, Bhip 4B dy & Cor, icy the ‘26th Nov expel meee aheavy '—lost foretopsail and the foretopm: | om the 25th, ina | been 13 days to thy hanged syguais with ship Calhoua, Ship Areatus, He in - ab gg 60 miles distant, Smeg Smith, Balaod, of Hallowell,) 11 days fm Bath, in balinat to the master. Post. Hatteras, and blown Jy dull, and our | | Lee, 98 days fim Porto Ci Left no Am » Robbing, 7 dys fm Washington NC, with ns ‘yant ta UN 13 vs fm Newbera, ie notwiths tan ge Excnance, Py bied ns, Nov. 25. joop sames Ed Gaiveston; | a Matagor ; below, comuig ap tp Ara- et pines, os oa the 2d 7.0 Cis Wood,” of Sur 19 do Hilger & co— Coit & co—i2 do J Eme- 3 Porver & Freres rice Atwater Bodine—4' 7 ip Manes empty eatus—600 buls mackerel, 4@ hhds moles- | . tons sapan wood. “0 tons fist, 100 bales, | TIME HERALD. aM - 631 oo O3tM aM 710 red. c I, Gia ow, F Wissman; Orlean is, Win Nelsouy’ brags Piura; Thacker, jo wlan nent brig Autwerp, VW Weisser; achre Arie- NC; Maris, Johnson, Baltimore. Arrived. (of Providence,) Lamson, 60 days from Li- A has experienced severe wal ogy split sails, &e. in Antwerp, fob DH le from SW, another foretopsail: h ¢ W of Nantucket Shoals, with very heavy las 213 passengers. Hulard, 15 days fm New Orleans, to Wm Griffith, 5 days from Charl wich cot- Bulkley. On the 29th Nov 36 30, loa srieston, yt H reports vd, 8days from Foon ce the Vi new agchore were procur: Fue York. 3AM, sant, Col ta with «large ~), King, 11 days fm Newbyryport, ia bal- ra hes ven Dow of of jwise ee) Portsmouth, NH, in "k Spen I, te daye fre ‘rom “Charleston, w' oe part ot so eaaneh ens and aidys B’Blanco, Tat Noitolk Yor Falermo. Conklin $3 days froin Apalachicola, with i he KC iy tiga 2 days N of Cape twce—split sails, sprung jib-boom, sje; Has experienced very severe wer: .. S212 dys from 8 Marys, Georgia, with lo, with coffee to fas experienced 1, 22 days im Lubec, with fish, Hatlete, 11 days fm Newbern, NC, with na- ers cotton, to vessels. iC, with naval , Norfolk, with com. Marine Correspondence. St. Thomas, Nov acs "The be Emily un arnved in Record. Deraatmens or eracs. Nov. ein United States haze apt in Banta |? sa New tee eae aes rans oe | a Cassius Sarjous, supercargo 4 “FEE Brother, teseon Suir Corton oan. ot lobile, from = York, se; | No. v7 ‘ore: of Howard. . eae Ut fora cee | \OTEL—BO, . erdioaye allow KRW po ea cen Pimsraw fy ischine,“Uepe Euugabeth NY yeabeth NW 23 lige | | A Yemen, cau be accommodated «tthe Netion he | ers vi nunerendst aenaige ma oeigused fo hue Hacpenad, od gedecer om ? 7 5 a ao ae shin th crew felt het | 1 TO DAGUERMIAN ARTISTS. : on, spk, 08 | ne, oats ed Files bane Bylch, 2 i Bomten, spake, oo S$) oa 4 {uae ee veces ‘oft the coast; lost Tost | waits tone, it works with rr e. ak saat oat aot Rradencs eae ons ieasr.| 5 eee from cone Dunks for Boston, Nov 29, lat 67 40, | af ip Vaal Jones, from Boston for Canton, was seen east of fa, Enitodeiniia te Tomapete, on 10ch Nov is. Brig Huntress, 3 da ult, ia 8. lou Ti'by bark ‘Whalemen. Sid from N Bedfoid a0th, ship EL B Jeney. Porw. boty gs , Oct 22—I for Ni EXPLOSIVE COTION. iene nes ang ishedes, und Gee Toplas, in nfow 6965 Ts pee 3 id of | Eapindole, left ar 19; Vespasian, was at Flushing, the Ou Cor, Cate aed | destination ane ae , Antwerp. was to leave next ‘or. awe ous, aS se S| fez ces ain ia2 wee = a ea yom, the Fano Forte, ag | Aue 6 sen bageck, Sos 3 fish, Fr m ihe fase ben ¥ ese for Baltimare = eC ncaaies an” be ated mjmona to che Vovwe. per resi A Tons, kesapoly at 173 Mout street. vans for as ate im re Gaadal ae 20 2088 Bees acai i es gachen, ondes rua fre leNeWBOLD & pircowing No. us a ridedin Hughes, Charles- | _ 020 1w® between preadway and vassau street. no? ear eer ages ‘Havre; TUTZE’S | NEW FOR STORE—Just Opened. TE ACERTRGE “wt heey ited jeans ic ai No. Bit Peat] strest, a few: na cree hes tnd reat all descrttons, Spi therighest le, aud fr iuledeipins on Berk when be i coats oa te mes soube sive pati im Flian, Phils Phiadeiph enlerteclsvensen te those acre bi iar we eall, and nADD bott, Frankfort; gtoN, ee by his attention to deserves share of Spent pe “Stand for'vew st. steams! Aen fii i ite x or east onder.) interes ‘A. STUTZE, Farrier. Bone ee prsemubaree ne eerie fe Ree Bis imere sia! of the ters, mercury GOLDS! aMiy PRIVATE CLASS FOR atm nt + Wess Generic Fri isu es | heen FASHIONABLE DANGING, Palmetto, Kendrick, Bes 14 Leonard street, West o , ‘McDonald, Liverpool 2 ov 30, ship No: 2LLE PAULINE DEAIARDING of the Academie ane; sche Somers, Offing, ships Ale: ry forma the pabiie ‘thet steamshi Sourser es York, aod hor Clea a have Be Allinns Liverpool; 8p coe ta will be the new waltz Ma- Pleiades, Carter, poke, Mazurke il i Sand the He- La, Nov —Arr brig Harreseeket, Hi icnen te cries needy Tmt aed he jam, jarres: ty Lapeer i Portland, “Me; léth, scht Machel Fost, Hall, New Mae vastln: chant week oF Docscaber. Tihs gee Ophis, coe jorfolk; Ve; cld 18th, sehr Expe: | “nalimere. m te: Rackets, New York VENTS. Hoimes’s Hove, Nov 80—Arr he vane Portland, from Bow reigned ha received afresh supply of Ex. tog ee ew oY Tirsisa pat prt wp in pos pequndpecktaen Seleh Wher ohare or retail. DELLUG & CO., fol Agcthoessias snd - | ma ed No’ fark Row erie way. Lu: Mosiue, Noy 26—Arr b: tom. 24th he 8p Wy Weski A Br hip Mertot Lyre 9, Hermitage, bry, Baltimore; brig hivctr ps Gloueseer; Pollard: Mob "Tanardon a Moulton, | om, Se, Tho ii eran ‘jsie teres & Cla 24th, icharfestomt Telegraph, (8 on; 5 it) Youn, y» Brazos Santiago; schrs je, Clark, B Eyes Wess Packard, Wi 3d, arr orp, Savann: da rnd. Lavacea; Galen 4 aac Santiego. Also ci eer ee edposk | a ashi oesat 8 Reet bil ssc more, Fall Rive ior Pm PA Gd Greenwich ret more, 4 Rite en a Brow idence tordo; Squires & | CABT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE Nor 30—8id achr Oregon, Post, Phila. 4 Nonrove, Nov 30—Arr eat teen Leek iver with i Paeaeee img and anchors {rom wieck schr Direct, Sree oe York ce, OF bg penct Futvapeuenia, Deo t 2- Ar U 8 brig P som | attended to | Blake, jury rigged, barks Levant. at Hoi eer | NB sdios eanbe eccended io by | Genes ouisa, aie brigy Kinane Rae tld | 4 etson, Port au Prince; on: teatgene 1 Somers, Savanaah; He Weateott, Codes Wit aan TO THE PURLIC. | Billtwnd Treo © icy, New finrent Rio |B, votid venpectfaliv aform the pune that they are the 5 | ow ieee: J vee G Mead, trac ond onl pup hack. ‘Eis SOUILLARD™ fie | 7 ore Alledheay. the New Urieanss aed Rochiaghem, the Pasta poate ‘under the frm of fm, Boston. | Decuc & k, CO. as TO PLACE & SUI Provivence, Dec Arr sehr Roxbury, imore. | DARDS et the old sare res eumblinbed by the sd Face & | low, slaovs Hope, Brownell, from Philadel apa Apps: Souillatd, Now 3 Park Row and sa! Broadwa a oe Ug Aneto itso 2 fore and aft schrs and2 | have ao connection ‘whatever with aay Nishmen in slovpe. | Bl bri poriglass, » he Sufi Atkins, Suffolk: | New York. October 234, li ‘a8 ier val R Jacl an sn aan Bi inhie< lncreree, Weetcott. do; | LAHORE TO 5 GENTLEMEN: | steamboat Koger W: - Woolsey, N York via Newport. MEN, so: Feces ay, OF mi! for | | Big 30d, sloon,t Brunette, mith, Norwich. | Teens aed | Tame, Now lov 3 Arr. brig Zinsnsions York, Pe, via | ithe leaned “ | ewpert. atin, Levitt . 75 Pystincrrown,D Dee Tis port bark Dana, from Ni aI | Seiarcat Ree Rlurcanes tor Bostouy sehr George Fe ns a Aa meeh _ HrcubtonD, Dec I-Sidsehr F'H Thompson, Nixon, Bos- | "Wanemast, Nov 29—Arr sche Levbella. Clark, Balt. | By Last Night's Southern Mail. | vests for $1, ele | cleaned, or yed warranted to eep colors, an Home Ports. scents. Please notice—No di Bartrmone, Dee 3—Arr big Almens, Ryder, Boston: schs | Tailoring store ths cold weather. Wilmington, awitter Wilmington; Joha Travers, ravers, Tolly, sa ientab rmstrong, javre bridge, Teracr, Cem ‘Up—ship Bio Grande, mn THE EYE. ‘Relief tow of steamer a wR alors: ir, Bake aN Sal Ronsain , Dec 1—; K hits ohn Adams fac, ta eG Purdie P Mary Smiley, Hawi And nought could Tosing gs © coneart she must that night, That m "4 cel And she knew faining remarks on on disoases Tmean Mr. Li seold. yihtnmnerons instances of great marr she ne rjekea cy ~ meee rad z i Nanlepais a phy will “ii be fore to an ong making of flatew Seacromor Sonea's tou; Spplieation to him by letters, post paid. ckeodamere | ‘She sent for a bottle with speed. } INDIANA BONDS, Bhs rapk three doves, three hogrs apart, | anHOUND Ieenred her cold ead giaddened hey heart — | "to be She says ‘tu the best to be found. a ir nor, nett, foe Be neato @ Chit ASTHMA CONSUMPTION. ke. ef faierres Barista to such holders as have Br ekg ait | ee F reed ies tema fens ne ty HENBY Ju) INSON, wa) me Cl roegpe Fs | in sey Becoming Parties tc io becription, norioe ss | . Bands ington, cor. | recel cir fon and Spriu Hsculspian’ Temple, cor, of Broedway | cular that feel be peompely ri ed or ‘cs | tnd Howard sts. ; Guion, cor, ef Bowery and Grand st. Heaton perenaly or by sal, to sare. Win sine least G alr Uahed SIGHT KESTORED | "Bstea Oeeso, 1 et mwew er AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED, | I for Diseaves of the yer This, Beles will AN EEO MATS vee . restore weak ¢ remove oft ND, fox fe fact imeredal: it has been | teat fa Teri the teattse: Lat tenors ae ee | Attiset Coad orer Pe ams pa rom be | severely aMlicted with attacks of Rhewmatio astonish GENUINE SEAS OL. enormor Wi a Seer re quatines, ‘There is thing i knowa. to chemists it. It supplies the roots with it darkens the coloring matte ps juxariant locks, whi tt ie rere pared Ai HENRY JoHig Price 58 cents and S3can'y per bot lee Broad son st. Price ste parchasers mart beware of spurious compounds call hn uve ier the Cr intended to deceive the ZaENiY. re oa Clove A Anodyne Prepared by HE: 3 Tas, ‘ABLE for here for the sub- are rey oe ae oe | ‘than >. ‘The vessel pi for Lape May tiem, reatus, of Boston, revenne enviar ‘Bing of the 27th . the severe gale of the previous “a s, taboos at anchor in afeudee rt Pontiend, ma a ropgallant » Pees betwee | wre ERE Aa ineyard Sound. Jaden fall, rigged about 9 AM ioe on ca was ander was off the Seven ests yield, sac ly fa slugatomtrercion’ | wei who | the joints, Som been anabie to Prepared only by “anny FOPR ION, Chemist and | pier eu = . ‘213 ay, 77 Kast fer this factorily proved that if proper necessary in ove case out ost eaten Roartghmeat. a take to onty by HENRY | & Co. age SBE = TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE, Ri no moraing TP ipbeas oF tin Onene ‘Anodyne. comet. Beat the pain was ticle, and will eure toothache or zai | ta'eaurely se Race wo wee! sitiiweieeieh id ers rermmmee cee. Fe: Wee iad Sante Nertat'd kta CR Naing. oo ee aT Fel: | or any ocher pain and my ten street, Te ‘Coddington’s, 303 a | respect. though | have beea 88) ind purehare only of respectable FANCY BOX eS AND = cl 'U LAWYERS, EXECUTORS, &c. ust FUBLIBHED_-New Work on J of Burro. Detect Eseeshir A° Laws with ox Appeedit,coutsiniog 1 | forge for practise in the Surrogates’ Courtand for the use uf eigrmtore Be, Provisions of the constitution of Bes ok vrainive ee the Se ice of Surrogate. It is intended to aire i a ~= sesame es, or le vA ete Bay OLD IRISH WHISKEY. PRIME we “3 celgbraced old Cork it | D satisl ibhic that fextent er ideoeas by at Of a any sy other | Eyes for sale, and which willbe inserted on Office hours fre from ¢ AM. 00 1 o’elock P.M., after which he | visits out-door the hans ‘and limbs sorvaren,’ for relief 1 tried very doctors, ee: Tailed Taouhe \adrice, ie sede be omene ptember, I was to to lone raph ble to walk a step without oe in Test was in a dreadful situation al oy City Hospiral = | Saba se oa ene ta for eee of six wee taken go the — r 1 was several wee! | cary. This nearly oo From being s0 week strong and tad arly, believe thae have been accomplished Ei Ys Galvanic Bands and } New ¥. | Tg = Om gonad hanybu | Johnson =e th ‘ages tat the veve weed Hes ) pi iene: Pepisara petite of New York. | only Agency in New r York bg tei} NEW KIFF. N rien of the redaction sais vias takes sgribgre avert Br of Bark, Jr is be ees v eis fov. 33, 1. “proporties: ya ‘assortment 7 MES BURK, JR. will « ie cl eB. | Ses sent en al o * 5 wt ingse, at 46 Mardew I si oe aan | ‘articles are ro ee hte lame inte oer our | FRENCH FANCY BOXES ae Forwoupay, £ TS—BRUN, LAROSIERE Gus. D BO a (QUNS AND BOWIE KNIVR®—i09 cna roddoudie roddonble COURE, ive Wiliam rcrect, bets Naat fees cee Bresent season offer for sale two cesos of Preach ancy Boxes for eaten | Of the Iatest styte = eaberey | A A KARE CHANCE. ASSETS are wanted to undertake the sale of a ne: usefal pat ys preicle, that can be ool pf Bed in the Union. reapecta & guarantee of $500 er annam will be git eeeeetentewretinn aa sie Sires aga ee a ae "aaa tion, to reins ea oN his wine Heceerat i irrenrack ee Sree Li ally | Snot tyr rand Co aasteod'r FSI T ITS thirteen re | eee | ees iat | reade ae STA’ 31 MONEY AND GOLD AND SILVER REPO! Ht Lise ge peta olor iar arpa a ee iene oe pa fee realy Sra ee Pe ate prlibe nebatyanas yet the Pati tate ee oleae. 208 notes at the office, 90 Broad- ‘LNG. ri. JS ATERETOS, sachet Daca ia Pen 253 Rete rare none Private mel te ee enim mes ae BILLIARD cctacee No. a eae “sdaesonbospan anondanee, with ose, wishing. to lay tt See ich xo faker enthe pb yh Ro heey yee : nyt PI IN, 25 Im®rh bine U stie M. Tea Saamerane andl, ete: a eee Pena ees ie pr eetane Bn aah 'S, FPSE iene for inspee rarest Soe Eocgocn d2 im*re 14 Fulton at. thes aos reed way. S. Ui FOR T. UT H. THE LITERATURE bet pout reat | A uppised kinds of Chea, <r rt Mecior-goneral, Tiesteattay Se gp TEA YS. oo ad u M Day MEAPESLT AND B: INSTRUCTION IN WRITING. 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